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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

4, Aur.a l7b-Thc 10y the Great Western was net ea'
lated TO give more asnaon market aud very hc as
done during the las, Exchange Ne" YORK ial per cent;
The ,ucu, Chroncc says Darsa BRsk notes continue "-
v demand whatever this Bank the Legislature 70
served 10 itself the privilege closing whenever refused Pe
ryuert THIS It ha, after time su have been p
l and judgments obtained large amounts, which have ese
standing for o,c time Yet the institution has boon permitted
founder along M the past to the dcmen' OF the 'A
lie IN General sad the stockholders particular without ny 'p
taken 10 bae the nuisance require prophet to cc
tina, the concern will wind Itself "'h partial los
the creditors and the stockholders Ihe s'e o'H'
some sJeOo0 Of .ock cs time tia; the Executive a'd
ue some actiy, mean, to protect the public interest
ANEW Orleans i2t-The Cotton market was very r4etes
sales of three day, being only 1900 bales The s'ocN consists r
pay of Tennessee and Alabama and there not enough deg
v ask aao some parcel, been shipped GA county &c
count The finer grades aud MisSpr are hs g.
conn, Of the r, stock the common qualities have rced Nc
a, demand for snsa jaGl Moas,es dull at 4Oa The s1a
If ,eco fer the week reached $50 hhs leaving stock Of e
Lbl The mnrke, closed with upward tendency N pna
Most of the purchases been for the German and English r1
Good demand for Sterling Exchange l3a3i eeui Freneh&s
do Sight hill. Newly ork Gn6 prem Frcishts are better
consequence of purchases OF tobacco and cons-r
number of engagements been made To London i26 Cos
aud market Liverpool and Z. 6 for Cotton Tie iaa
blrr IS To IIayrc le, Cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23
pFor City Intelligence. zee last page
For News. items aud Miscellany. sec fiF
Page.

n The gentleman who finding fault hat sye fl.
same articles in more paper has wasted h M
ONLY remedy take but of them nc Tho, mi
deed consideration but the saving OF 70 wife
rroe "a We have physical power OF ne 70 double
hour dav more than do then can NJ, we employ
,bn .rount nj ou toll BESIDE u the ne b
m able and well informed Correspondent at I'D he have Us hire
Us daily Of the dongs coaee our weekly paper
Of our Foreign scws hrst Tor our Week
for our DAILY. then ca car be reasonable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23
Second Board.
Commercial aud Money Matters.

Stocks Gay dsoe
not extensive. Bank Del and IIaOn ii. "a
uae. Trust u v Jersey Mohawk /, Harlem " A Trust %
proved !.
dued per cent Indiana Dollar bonds asd Indiana S,ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we're much ga'ifad yeeflf
by secrg Poke, Pistol perfectly simple IN ITS construction
at the zane time effective 1t portable shape and eOsd
discharged six seconds. By pulling the trigger on
wsad discharge the time The objection here's
fore against Repeating their intricate complication
machinery hich liable get Of repair and
times dangerous this Pistol certainly the best
defence The ScliPotector or CoHtri
Friend can by calling Boens Gi Broadway For Tat
eler Iousekeepe Planters Captains and others mast be '
able article. C.ljel7 l"' Advertisers News Letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

ITO adycrti.ers.-Tbosc wi,hn. advertise f~ 10
country trade IL WoR:o excellent medur THAR
in an immense circulation all parts Of the Uaion in every 'osr
village and city Terms favorable. Advertisements for the N''
World should he handed by o'clock Thursdays, insure ''
ton in the weeks edition. Office 30 Ann Je2sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

,r,d frstrate procure subscriptions FOR q
ar Periodical this city Apply to H. IL DAGGfK No
AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

N.rban New-York" will appear soon If eeVeioPmeh
~ ~, 80 n do NOT render it uRadvisahe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

S7RASeS.-A correspondent Of the New-oreans Pica-
yune says thar egh, dead bodies had been picked
up in the river near 1bersyile within few days They
were dressed like steamboat hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

j. q Concert of sacred Music will be given at a
Branerd Church. Rvngon-st Orchard the evening
Wednesday, the I'D commencing precisely at eight ococ
the Church aided by several of their friends aad
Free Je-jN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

Col johnson. late Vice Presden; q the Un;e States,
has been elected the Legislature from Scos County Ky
We have seen the above laundering paragraph IN half
dozen papers-TAe San and Journal e' Commerce last.
The election for Members OF the Legislature II kentucky
does no: take place Ill August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

Goop.-The Sandusky Clarion states that Mr.. Darid
Carswel soldier of the Revolution. has been appointed
Postmaster a. thai plaeS, vice Eras;as Cooke. resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23
To or Rntrons.


compelled last days pai paper md
ornns without the intelligence
yed BY the 'la which Usually about tsa A.
sosn tina. received, Washington correspondence and
put pidl type the form raised and this
ter Inserted IN Second Edton which served abou, three
fourth- OF our readers
This course ma found subject much
completeness OF Some OF our subscribers
edition today and the second to thus
articles ard Others all Besides all
xaat III. Washington adyices last Ms,
great and interest and which The Tribune striking
superiority and other penny which
from Congress appears till day a;sr the Fair Encouraged
generous patronage which ihu fr chsered
and determined render m
WORTHY OF liberal support have procured
PowEs-PREss capable raining of $50 sheets Pc. hour
which shall enabled keep paper open Ill past
complete the present edition by 4 NJ ample
morning boat Afer this week therefore,
much earlier as Press operasn hall sey.
with the ae Washington sHd very
bssr
This ae~ arrangement involves considerable sddion IL the
heavy outlay already incurred will be speedily made up to a.
Business
sc.ic you- gsne-e-s cooperation
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p New and Cheap Carpet Warehouse, No %



OMce Bo@ery. Contents Of July No.
ORIGINAL PAPERS
Cottage Life, by Jeremy Short Esq-(Iilustrlted9
The Cleaners BY Alexander 4 IryEe.-(llustratedJ
Jugurtha by H. W. Herbert author of The Brothers, CroH
Rmgwood me Rover &c
Hope On, by Mr.. e ". ~ E-ing.
The Fiery Death hy J. - Dana
Woman's Dover by SIR. Lyda Jane Person
Lovers q sarre By PercIe H. se!ton
The Precpicc, by H. J. Vernon.
The Mistaken CSo<e, by Mr.. Emma G. Rnbury
A Drean of the Lonely i-le, by Mrs. d. st. Leon Lo1d
Lines. by d. Maxwell a.
IN. Head and the Heart BY w Lander, author Of Stanley
stsaza, BIZ Mr.. Z. Ciementine Sedmaa.
To the M0ckins Bird, by a F H. author of The Dream
Delaware
The Of ItInc Wtte Squat, by the author OF tr1S
in the Last War
The Dery.h, by w. Fliconer.
Few Word. on Secret Writing, BY F. A. Foe .c,..i
The Of the Lovers by F. w Thomas Of liz
Bradshaw Howard Piackney' &c-
SybiI and Maiden, by g. q. Foster
Sports aud Pastmes AaglHg-The Perch.
Misc Away, then, Mountains; written and adaP'e'
fayorie melody froa Ani!e, by John II. Hewitt
Review of New Books.
ExBELlIsHNESrs OF THE JrLY No.
Cottage Life magnificent, Steel Engraving prepared sfP'
for this work, by RawdoH, Wright & Co of Ne~-YOrk-
The GeanerS another beautiful Steel Plate Engraving Tor
azne, by Eldridge.
Fashions. Four aaures handsomely coored-:To 4'es 'A
gentlemen-a f-atsre peculiar to this Magazine.
Sports and Pas,nes. illustrated with an Engfa'ing
Music AGav, then, the Mountains three PAGE pEs
Terms 50 per annum Is single nunper Ssss
monthly Delivered any part this City and Broosr he y
mail al parts the United States and the CansI%
lsAer ,ieie] ISRAEL Po7l' @
II National Academy OF DeAiSn.-Ine lY"t nv ~
Exhibition National Academy, consisting oil Jo Ia nj
artists open the public from IN the morning. m
evening TIE of the In.tnte, Society Library
GER OF leonard-s. and Broadway. ..,. % ri
Admission y Catalogues. u: cents seas"n
n26-ln'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

WYoMSG.--Ths County formed from Gencsee)
has elected entire Wing ticket of County Officers b
majority 500 the combined the LocoFocos
and Abolons,s who joined for the occasion Mr..
DGvid Scot. is well known home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

DISCHARGES OF CART GoRnAM ASp HIS CREw-Thc
Charleston Patriot says that examination held there
on Friday the 18th, before L. S District Judge at which
there appeared for the detention Of the Captain
and Crew Of the Charles who honoraby discharged
Cart Gorau stated that the blood found in the cabin Of the
ship was from hayng his hand breaking OF the neck
OF bottle OF Potter about the time Of his leaving her and
the blood seen the deck from the Mate cutting his
hand in making a thole pin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

j. Con-igucc- per ship ROBERT BOVINE vii please
their board Maiden Lane without delay
goods permitted wilma i've days viii be- sent Public Soe
II mcusrll nrler le.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

% The deaths u city las, week 0aly lO7 j.
adelphPhilia ll3-one over 90 years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

D. Goods per ship snnisOn.The cargo ot ship SAGE
now landing -chr Indian Queen and Intended Conge
requested call the Custom House aud the Average Boz
Incl. NAV be found the desk OF the Entry Clerk. s9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23
= lIi-.iom Nceliny Of the ON Ward '

perancc Society VI" be held This Evening, o'clock, the III
Dr. Paon Chu ch Spring Varick Several Address
may expected from those Sho nave experienced the e- Of mrs
persnce. Those friendly the Caue and the public generally
invited attend.
2jth their rson Of Christopher and IIui-or streets
O'Clock. X AiRES, Prc.ideaL
. Drrr Sscret.rv cn3l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

q No. many days since White .coundrel Lafayette
La revenge for having been Iashed suspicion OF being
concerned in an Instruction, obtained INTO the
house OF VI Nlou:en, respectable inhabi'ant wiki
,en:ion OF numbering him with huge knife ~i:A which he
had provided himself " Moa,on however seized load
ed gun and inundated and secured The villain.
u A man named ". A. Oaks who had formerly been a
lawyer good standing and ability recently died New
Orleans of intemperance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

D7 a man lately lost himself in the woods, somewhere
near Bayou Crosse Tatc La and out ten or twelve
days without any other food than that which he gathered
from briaT-. Sc He nearly furnished when he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

TIE OSLO BlyrR-A letter from Wheeling lndea- date
Of the 10Th says- Our river continues low. and man
might wade across any of the nipples between mere and
Pittsburgh. n fact it is scarcely knee deep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

sHIrwsEoK.-CaYt. Whitney Of the Brush Sip Sym
rnctry arrived Yesterday reports thai the 10Th Inst when
in lat IL 81 lon 50 2l he boarded the wreck OF me British
schooner Belvidqre lumber loaded all her pafs carried
away full OF water and that dead bodies found
II he cnhir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

e The Of ne English Presbyterian Congregation
James Johnson and others, ha= been brought deci-
son in Philadelphia The decision Of the Court below
favor OF the New School party was affirmed three to two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

TED No Chahain square Of Caharinetree; makes Cloth
order the style 10 cheaper than the cheap
Cash Tailor tie city, good all ~arran,sd rr3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

DEATH 81 Pois9y.-Aa inquest was held on Monday at
Pened upon Inc person OF Mar Sson, who died from the
effects poison administered BY John Anthony tap
pears she had left Syracuse ncompany with MIN and walked
to Pened when Anthony her par; OF an orange and
saying that heuld her again started INTO the
woods She orange and soon seized with Ton-
i,ing which resulted her death. Anthony was still al
larrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-23

STATE PRlsox STATIsrcs.-During the month ending the
DIST inst u persons have been discharged from the Sing
Sing Prison BY expiration OF sentence There remained at
that date 763 males anG 81 females; total, S24.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

Rui,o the ppaion Of the Mind acquiring Ssos
!dreA Cop!de system Of .ir,ihnetie embracing dsG
important Eplanaons-a complete Systen Of Book
Se.9.r by Double Entry p,s's4 'y saG". s"d .,t' =,
e'en eice The pSpG "oEledge Of S,rog Equation Dg"S
greatly to (ae,afe e cequirenes Of Mathematical Kso@dgs
By Wa h. WEpcwooD. d. VI
NE revised edition valuable chooboo4
no" ready for sae the Publisher At Their bookstore 70
welmcred testimonials Of public appreciation wheh
II A>rno>y Principal OF Troy Academy says, e1am
med edg" Science of Aamer' and the 9pmon have formed
else but excellent am much pleased with Sir Is" method Of
planning Of the rules Of Arithmetic He has made crooked
The roughkeep Journal We have work which
M B.Rss. Principal Of the Teachers Seminary at sehuyery
says 1T decidedly the best work have aud shall introduce
Watchman saws We examined volume sufficiently
to be satisfied that for Common Schools the best work
onS nAs Princp Of the Torringfd Academy The
rules OF Arithmetic and explicit and the ex-
paon. u the ana cube root appear TO me peculiarly PLAN
As D. S.Ti late Principal of Limerick Academy says: m is-
clet thnk the superior respects other works
u points chiefly preliminary
the mind know
Ledge brey clearae>s rules and cSpanat.oni
prehcnisenessand It, freedom rom redundant natter
T- following Teacher, Public Schools New
York whom have been engaged teaching the
more than twenty years with universal appreciation
comprehensive work embracing complete Arithmetic
oi Bookkeeping BY double entry and the elements Algebra
preced by very pertinent
the mind epoyci the acquisition of knowledge From
review Of the athmea department observe the whole elegantly
arranged and undy Of the rules and happily illustrated Tho
portion though nevertheless AZ
gebrac portion forms excellent summing up the whole lendss
eneale tue Aaowiedge acquired the previous the
". iiELogs, J. Patterson,
{. :. COSKLIS, GEo. Eysss
4, AsS =. R v.s NeEcr, D. PAIItssos,
WILLIAM BgLpES, Jr'
The Pourhkeepe Telegraph opiaOe
speedily become popular book ouy primary schc BAL
those OF higher order
The following GEORGE W LEACH VI D. exredent Phys-
Of the Newiork Hospital From cursory Of
Weswoo Science Of Numbers am disposed nigh aaS
ls hoo book If am not greatly mistaken sil lead betef
understanding Arithmetic by beginners By advanced stu
dents than Of appeared The
rule for applying and nvigong the powers the brought
down the II the youthful
recommend the work strongly
study Arithmetic ought u studied
Inc following frcn PETER CLARKE Esq President Of The
Washington College, Nd have given Arithmeiic curc
examination and l'n satisfied that general plan and arrangement
II Is better calculated to facilitate the progress as
important ence than other within my knowcdg have 10
doubt Will obtain, = 1t merits introduction into our
chSo-.r
AL orders o the work -. be Immediately aled Us our
Bookstore 9 Broadway. Nesior H. GREELEY Co. Nc
80 Ann-st where they foT sale. 50 per Dozen
LINEN 81 FENNEII~ PLbishers,
y
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
THE POLITICIANS RECIsTER.,

ne" enlarged and coprhensyc ths well Known
work has Just been published 1t nearly large thai Jas,
issued AMI nd almost entirely the full
oca oIe for President IN i0 every the non BY C0H
te win the votes parallel columns Of the and Codape'
IN he frenal contest Of l and the lntere
at Elections To these added tables showing the Of rsI
oil the states by Counties other and PRIOR important Elections IN
ne States where Elections be held Members OF e
iIth Congress the given once by Congressional i
ne aggregate BY 1885 and oio also WIN
tables Of the Electoral Votes all the Elections l votes
OF NesYork for Governor all Elections 2 Lit Of G0sr
nors of the several l &c In short effort h
been made render this the comprehensive and e
lation of Election Statistics, &c. ever published
The Politicians Register vii be neatly enclosed u
Pre single corr 81 for FIVE dozsa
SIS per hsy .red Orders sy Nal promptly a.
tended 10 b.: II. GREELEY 20 Ann-st
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
FFMALE EDUCATTON.


YOuSG LADY received thorough Education OF
wishes PGbc Private
Teacher oC Fmlthc latter preferred She instruction
French Language For farther
New lorAcr. No 30 Anu-st Newiok
1FUSIC-Nr assisted BY and popular Professors Of
VI Music Will instructions the Piano Forte Violin Flute acd
Accooran Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Of
from o'clock; and classes in Vocal Monday
"Wednesday, Friday each from to O'clock VI Glses
fashionable popular will b. taught his huie
Rooms Nos and TO- No - Chamber opposite the Post Of
fee. y Term. and other particulars At the Rooms Nuscl
Instruments furnished AZ ~ respectable Singing Class
immediate application respectfully desired
Rooms o o'clock T. VI. oil llch day March =.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
THE FUTURES
A. BRISBANE, EDITOR.

A. BRISBANE, Editor.
rLNE Friends Of ASSOCIATIONS and PzoGkE informed
have been made for publishing the paper bear
the above ute and M be issued every Saturday morning
early the Month Of May from the Office Nc 30 Aln-.i
Ne--YOrk
Published for the PrOpretors by II. GREELEY < Co.
- Ann-street Ne~-York
Editors vii The Of Sosa Progress copying
ens Propectu. Thoe who have already noticed will please
that the goEg and ,e reduction Of
Aprl Ios-fse
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

LIAR GpNC-Dr Jlyn. Hai' FoH ~ not acre, esei:ei
erai ssea:,or excessively e~i - Ps>aeph9a ~
herc Throughout gcaeray Weef2e' aai -, q ;ss
Philadelphia EJr I>-d tic Tocsc and bo's ei1Hh aey
.perk .. sny Off, holds high sad 80 believe dessFred
- f1.i Fsi,.,s - I sunday AornIae .itz.
vrg to NJ Alias. ln.ay q Ed.or ae ae a 'aluase
Har Tom kHo~ias. When ;ie' commend
,b pule nr and <"Es1a o- d sho1lt
,d . ,.,ur bar De tam and ughey, hisy
~ YOU baye but 10 app. Hr rou AHd = as1n Fes;ore
If y,u are 30 unfortunate 5ald
valuable on'c ~ without "'' 's''oFs 10
yo2 ;al valuable co'er,ns-;ac ia ~, a., ,,, ,,,,i. ~
Il by \ l. u SANDS Dr"Esi' - &C ~ ~
ou-s. Nc~-iosk JGlS ! ~" Jtly
,,,O P,Ry\rS-pR J4YNE> CARNINtTNE BNStN-A
certain speedy FOR dIarrEaa dy>encrt Cholera 'aofbe
complaints children and AL defansenrat OF ;ne os
ia ,a so 49,, o! ae-e complaints ~heFe ho hal
matched IL ,eae early grave ana called ioria lie
Language, II ha> saved ny child ne P'' 81 '1' AeSe
leave soaeihieg 7hh ne ga, i eN'ea,i'rs
private practice for number OF and 5cc'r' has Ne
her OF ir ~ timely 'eIE person Se'd ~'l a o-
plant, invited 20 ~ one t"tr " H. "., 90 'c -
.ef Pamphlets l directions ard certificate Of
eonipS1y boe Fo ale ao;''A 49, Tes % 4 K 4 p
SANDS Nos - and lt taion->t OK ani odd
retail bv most Druggist, throughout the city -n eoan gese
pT,er s, :snts Jyily
oOh OF LOON OFT Coassot.,.sr' sso'" .. "a li,4-
IN. -,rie;- of ilc genuine RON tND> TONIC MATT RE-
f the cur, Of FENER AND iGU l. feels hiseit compct
p, r- ,o - Era5ul. h city for the pupo-e pply-
p ts ,rtcc ,aA the Coun;orfe;es have t'n
rayrag dl ther vie trash by eA'hSHesae
whist otaeFs again have 'eoaed taei' psoN
wlth di,dasn. 80
the article auo b ,. the Proprietor a Agent s.<A
II so;. so4 NAY Be assured OF beng dHpeL N
be the BY applying 70 te on w Eo!e
rept m New York J. o. Drug >iorr No. 9 Brclda H
oi hn-., ;hT hran'.n it9 = - ~ = & went
chronic complaints Of oag tadls
RESURRECTION or PERSIAN PIIT>-i'hc,c Pm aa,e
se For ,le by j. O. FAY Ne~iOrk At No, - aad e F
f-ce -: snd 81 cents per o"f-'N" 'iHr '--i!
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

- Order o John Supreme Court Comnn''one o had
ID auquc CoGuy hereby pursuant TO me Pfoions
authorizing attachments against ab'conng concealed
attachment has Issued ~ amt the
benjamin and Lyman Green non-re'deG' debtors
-od oi tief debts unes
appear attachment according to las" within
publication Of this ice and hat the
debt By rcdeuts OF t' STATE and the de-
livery @ for their property within the State beloog
efi fropegis bS them are for
bdtcn dac OF January ISL
HuLLErr CUTLER.
Feb 6-9n Attorneys for aitlc hing Creditors.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
Funeral yoIemBitits of the Late President Harrison

The detailed WHICH hav- been heretofore pub
sed 9; -. .o-na ceremonial. celebrated n hi' oi'! OF
Saturday, a.; a.-a coas,ined Haa! eF-o7= We heTi0e -
,r5,n me Programme irt: agreed u?oa with sch al'eT'-
non, a. -e- aiteard. made thu. giving ne precise oreF
Obs.r-ei o. ;he OCCASION
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
Buffalo Republican.

MaNnIaethTes N Nassacsusetts-In the Old Bav State
there are are 10: Nail and Sitting Machines 3Il Cotton
factories 2o9 Wooen Factories. IS Paper Mills Is Gard
FACTORIES, is Iron Works, and Glass FACTORIES.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

Iri:H Mr<lc.-Two Irishmen, travelling through wood
by chance found q gun which! loaded when ad-
dressed the other with,
Larry. what's that
Wisha the diyil viii, 10 ] know what i; tut il
for all the world ike Tam Sulllyans kay bug!c
Arrah, then Il nave small bit o tune. you Il
blow in the rnuzzle and II play with the key
Faith l will 50, and tina, nateis, too.
And he put his mouth the muzze OF the gun while the
other pulled the trigger The gun of and fell,
Shep the other letting the gun fail, exclaimed
Arrah Larry, my hOney-giye over your skan'ia-foF
faith. has nj the music enchanted you
Lrip-Dr. Owen, who was appointed By Government 70
explore the Mineral lands oi Iowa and Wisconsin Tero-
res states that they produce nearly much lead the
whole OF Europe with the exception OF Great Britain and
capable Welding much all Europe, Great Britain
included.
No les than 5000 pigs of Missouri lead shipped to
Cana last wear to be used lining for tea-chcsts.
RErnsyonurx7 .yD RrroTN-Ne find ,ae :oilow3n.
gratifying paragraph in Wing printed Island
We understand that the Commissioners OF Health nave
paid the Comptroller OF the State the OF 81
l73 iS-beng the surplus and above all expenses OF TIE
establishments placed by the administration the charge
during the first year their bors. This speaks volumes
favor OF the Wing doctrine OF economy retrenchment. and
reform
WORLDLY PURsuIrs.-The wishes and aspirations OF
youth Ike column. Of smoke which. up
toward The clouds and then SILK AID sail along parallel
the earth. y. Y. Mirror.
woAAx-A mother, she cheyishe. aud corTects Us 4
she consut and counsels sweetheart. she cap
;iv,es and conqucr wife she comforts and condes
Us without her what would become OF
ENrSDArioS BYA BAcaELoR-A mother. she scolis and
sPanks u.s. sister. she tells OF spd pnche
heart she coquets and lts wife she ro~ns. poGt,
etS cries and 'orents without her what would ters
DC 10 trouble Us Buffalo Republican
NaNntaetHTes IN MassacEusetts-In the old Bay State
there are are i5 Nail and Sitting Machines 3Il Cotton
FACTORIES 2o9 Wooden Factories, IS Paper Mills l8 Gard
Factories, Is Iron Works, and Glass Foc;ores
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

EnrSDAroS By BAcHELoR.-A mother. she scoiis and
spanAs sister. she tells OF spd pinches
heart she coqucts and its wife, she iro~ns po1t
fre cries. and orneus Us without her what would theirs
be 10 trouble Us Rns, .,nbi..,,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

WoNAS-A mother, she cheyiShe. aud corTecis Is
she consult< and counels sweetheart she cap
and conqucrs wife she comforts and confdes
Us without her what would become OF Us
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

WORLDLY PuKsUITs.-The wishes and aspirations OF
youth. Ike columns OF smoke winch. ar-t U
toward the clouds, and then SILK AID sail along parallel
the earth v. Y. Mirror.