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GoELlCk'S
Matchless Sanatiye.

TNHiS invaluable Medicine, sbieh has pei.
= formed astonishing cures 10 the Cshsump.
iios, and other diseases Of the liver. 10 kspt
constantly Tor sale By The subs nber. 81 Hsns.
horn Post Office, Orange county.
HENRY FOGLEMAN.
March ~. tl-a
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned would respectfully
= inform their friends, and The public
generally. that they intend TO Withdraw
from The Mercantile business; they would
sherefsre request those indebted 10 them,
10 call and close their accounts by Cash
or Note,
They would also avail themselves OF
shis opportunity Of expressing their sin.
sere thanks for the very liberal supper,
given them whilst in business.
~ They have still on hand . good
Assortment of
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and other articles in their line. which
shey wish 10 'cispose Of for cash. or on
abort credit 10 punctual dealers.
MICKLE e. NORWOOD.
Nareh .. sf 40
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Bargains! Bargains!!
G0ODS TT COST.

THE sa5scrior wishing 10 move back
10 his farm again. and desiring 10
'closs has business IN this place before
leaving q, wall sell his Stock OF Goods,
by the piece or pst,ers. u suit the pur-
chaser. AT WHAT THEY COST DELIVERED
HERE. The Goods are all new, and q
gsess mrsy u Them desirable. Call and
examine before spending your cssi, else
where. and 700 shall net be disappointed.
~ All persons indebted will please
call and se,sle their dues, % | intend re.
manning here no loRger than compelled
by my business.
n. NICHOLS.
February 10. So
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
GEOLOGICAL CABINETS,

Showing the elements and structure of the globe
and OF course furnishing an interesting and IN
structivc lesson TO every person the globe, are
prepared and sold at the " EXCHANGE LYcEUM,"
34S Broadway, corner Of Leonard street, in the
building of the n. Y. Society Library. By an ac-
quaintance with the % specimens composing one
of the cabinets, which can be acquired in week,
even by child years old, person may under
stand the rocks and much of the country in any
part of the world he may visit
Such lesson furnished 10 children by their
Creator, the same also as in the first chapter in the
Bible. greatly anmates and aids them IN their
school lessons, and is hence a great saving OF
money for books and tuition, ii is OF morals by
furnishing a more delightful amusement, than
those sports, which are both expensive and de-
moralizng.
As such a Cabinet furnishes highly interest
ing and appropriate " FIRST LESSON" for children,
and ought in all cases 10 precede the alphabet, or
any other lesson from books, il is most conve-
nient and economical article for every family.
Price, 81 80 only.
Tickets of membership to the Exchange Ly-
ceum, giving admission 10 the Depository, 10 va
rious meetings. Scientific Excursions, &c, may be
had at the same place, al one dollar. Also, the
SELF INSTRUCTOR" Il monthly Journal, designed
10 aid parents in fireslde and table education, and
all classes in the great work OF Self Improvement,
al 80 cents for l. numbers.
The attention of parents is particularly invited
to the Exchange L.yceum, designed to aid domes-
tic education, by gratifying children with aiding
in the diffusion Of knorledgc orer the globe"
JOSIAH HOLBROOk,
-4ctuay Of the Exchange Lyceum
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

TAG Us,rrD STATES m.cAzisE AsD DrMocRAric RE
v,yw Vol. TX, No. XII, for November 1871. New
York J. e. H. G. Langley, 81 Chatham ST.
The new issue of the Democratic is embel-
Ished by very good Portrait of Mr.. Van Buren,,
from miniature BY Mrs. Bogardgs. 1t is replete
with character. The number opens with an excel
lent article in depreciation Of a War with England,
which we attribute the pen of the Editor. 1t is
followed by an unworthy article The French
Opera and this by lucid, valuable paper on
Espys Philosophy of Storms After this we
have A Short Argument on the Right of In
struction, which would be forcible if it came near
the real question. We never heard any body deny
that representative ought to give earnest II net
implicit heed 10 the will Of his constituents; the
practical question is, What constitutes lnstruc-
tionsl' Does any thing less than the express
commands Of majority of his entire constituency
Supnsse A. B. is elected to Congress by 5000
against 600 in constituency of $4,000 voters:
How MANY of them may bind him by Instructions
Does il NOT require over 900 ?-Then as 10 United
States Senators Granted that a majority OF the
voters of State may bindingy instruct its Senator's
is it clear that majority ofthe Legislature may do
sol-snce such majority may not represent ma
iorty ST the People And if majority of the Legs
ature may, does itrequre majority ofeach House,
or OF the whole number only We wish the Demo
cratic would work the theory of Instruction, and
then make its party conform their acts to it; for
hitherto they have done of the talking in favor
Of the r ght, but when it comes to acts, Wings re-
sign and they hold on. WITNESS the cases of Leigh
and Tyler, White and Foster on the one hand, aod
those of Nile. and Perry Smith, Sus Wright, g. D.
Wall and any number more, on the other.)
The Democratic has two OF three more spirited
Political papers, and creditable Literary contrsu-
tons from H. w. Herbert, John Inmaa, Walter
Whitman, ]. A. Shea, and others. Its Literary
Intelligence is extensive and valuable. (s5 per
anaum)
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

| u We cut the following from late number OF IN
Providence Journal and Informed is from the Pc
of a lady of dist.nE literary reputation.
DIR. NC uunn's Elixir of Opium.
Oh, Doctor Mcaiunr, dear locor McNuun,
Without your elixir that should have done
And I've no hesitation. row I've begun,
To say that Dame Nature had never
So favored CT Heaven, so 1l,e as this one;
'Tssuid be capitol fua,-
Forgive the bad pun,-
If some Of MS opium we're sent 10 Canton.
suffered by night; and suffered by day
Till this blessed Elixir thrown in my way
And never shall cease 10. the Doctor pray
Till these eyes have grow dim and this hair has EroI
Eey,
For never dared hope that this body of clay
Could ever be pro7ped in such mastery way
And now | will say,
To be -ck is but play.
While Doctor McMunn is my hope and my stay.
And speak quite in earnest and nothing IN fus
When say, that OF all Doctors under the saa
That glory and honor, and riches have won,
Since old Father Time on his race horse has run,
Il here is not equal 10 Doctor McMunE
No. not in twenty,
With nos;jums in pleaty,
Could do half the good his Elixir has done.
TIT good for fever, and good for cold;
T good for the young, and good for the old
IT is good fJr the timlJ, and good for The bold
The half OF lis virtues have never been told
II is better .han silver, aud better than god
It's the very best medicine that sold;
Twill put you to Sleep
Ia slumber so deep,
You ill not he reused by the voice of scod.
I've doubt in my mind, has saved many lives
A. k6oH rod hal o al
From its use, Doctor Huse, too, effirms he derives
Such relief, that cen IL consumption he thrives
What pity it had not been known to poor Dives,
Tee o. who III Hades INCREASINGLY strives,
Will his thirst ard hi, anguish, he would not soon
Have cried for the water,
Which he had RI Onghter
Expect, any more than the Nan in the Moon.
lis strange TIA. so many les:ned NJ. D.
So vary unwise and uRskfui " Ill be-
As : the Morphine when II does agree,
With the of one half of the people they see,
And when Doctor McMuRn to their is free.
II the Swans SO sage would but listen me,
lesson I'd teach,
OF importance each,
How this anodyne suits every Ill to T.
| have tested its virtues when horribly blue,
Aud we'll do know all tie good do,
How soon II s'il ease when q man 5 in stew
And We only 10 say, that wish people knew
What wonders il works in the Tic Doloreaux,
And how soon it relieves Hysteria too;
How 1t works like a charm,
And never does harm,
Bat makes one to feel delightfully."- calm.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

" Graham HOUSE, BarcinJ-S. MISS
TRAytk md MRS GUSS respectfully inform their
friends aad The pubic tina, they have taken The well
knowa GRAHAM House, hitherto kept NY MIR. X Co.'s,
twho rctres) and having put 1t IN excellent conoon
perm anon, Boarders with Parors or Bedrooms only on
reasonable ,erms Their Table will be supplied with ,he
best Vegetables Fruits &c that the markets oil our Cy
aorGs while those who prefer quiet, simple and natarS
living and an anos pherc untsnied by the odrs oil Alco
ho and Tobacco, will find here an agreeable Home.
Transient Boardcrs, persons visiting inc oiy' DC
eemtsodaied on reasonable TERMS o-@
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
DIR. McMUNNS
Ell r O T OP u NJ
See certificate

A NEW chemical preparation of Opium, embracing all
n The valuable medic nal properties of Opium 10 the
exclusion those whlcs tceterous and useless Tue
Morphine Codein aud Narcein III combination with tie
native Mec0nic Acid all retained in their origns
purity, asd hence the superiority OF this preparation IL
s muck preferable every other form OF opate such as
l.. datum Faregurc, Morphine, DeDarcCt1ed Lauda-
num- &C. &c, a, has been laliy proved and duly ac-
lodged b. the eminent surgeons, physicians
and chemists. Its followed by any OF the dsa-
sr,e lbje effects which invariably attend the ordinary pre-
paratious plum. uch constipation hesdache, ue
mors. and vomiting but 1t be taken IN sui-
doses to nay all "ieElug with perfect sasty ana
entire success For farther particulars, oil It's trials IN
hospitals sc, directions with the medicine
The Trade supplied al the lowest prices, by A. g. IL d.
Sands 20 and 100 Fulton-s ny sold, also, at whole
sale III New York, by Lawrence, Reese " Co, H. H.
Schiefeln & Co, VIM Burger Bush x Hnyer, Hoadeyi
Phelps & CO.. Ocut McKessou & Co.. Williams, Mnhee
4 Clapp Pos.s d. Main Hsydock Cotlies Thurston;
Robinson 4 Ward Rushton i Asplnwal. Retalled by
d. Sands Co.. - East Broadway, and by sll Apolneca-
Ies sold In Boston by Brewers, Stephens Cushing ;
w IN. Brown; Reed, Wing Cutier 5. w Fowle sold
in Providence by c. Dyer; J. Bal;h, ana j. a Was
worth. IL Newport. ~ r. J Taylor In Worcester ny
las Green & Co In Norwich, BY k. w. M5thew>on. In
Hartford by E W Ball; II. Seymour, Fnd {. Cotton Ia
New-Haven, by l.. X Dorr d Smith e Co" ana by "
n. Scagrlm. In Bridgeport, by y = Warden ara W
B Over. liz Nurw6lk, by J. =. Woo. In Ne"onrEh,
" " by all the Druggists. In Goshen, hy Reeve q
Saver, ard by Or. Horton. In South hiddeto"n by
Sutherland & Doson Ia P1ughkeepse. by DR. Trvett
In King on by g. :. Clay. In Causkil, by DR. Doans.
In Hudson. 10y w. Storts. Ia Albany by H. Rawls TO-
In Troy by Weed a. Waters ana by DIR. e. heials,reet.
In Utica hy f. Warner. and by Foster & Dickinson
In Syracuse by T. b. Fitch Il Co. In Rochester by
Hawks and Brothers. In Buliao by Coleman L Co., Ia
Philadelphia, by bliiS Co, aud AL the Apoihecsrie''
In Baltimore by G. X. Tyler. In Washington. ID c. by
\ J. Todd In Charleston, =. c. by HaviauA HNrraii
& Allen In Augusta, Ga by Havilsnd hisiey " Co.
In Mobile by X l.. Watkins 4 Co la Montgomery, Ala,
nv r Il Cost4r In Ocians, by Sickcs Il CO. Sold
al retail by the most the respectable APotheeares IN
the United States Price - cents. ni2 u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
Harrison majority 80. g

II8IIFo7TI IHuJOII'I OlIIV
The clamor against duty on Tea and Coffee,
which was never imposed, and in favor of McDo-
maids Central Bank Relief project, which will ne
yer be adopted, has upset the State. Mighty ar,
thou, Oh Humbug and worthy to be worshped by
all who love Power and Spols more than Principle
and Public Good
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
pATsNC CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS

DATFNT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS
L CHEMICAL OIL-BURSiNG FLUID.-The sub
.criber would invite the attention OF the public 10 hs
stock Of &" GREENOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS which,
from their beauty and superior qualities are destined ID
Seper.ede all Others The oil which is burned
chemical preparation very clean in its proper
ties and gives a very brilliant and economical light Tho
Burning Fi1.d is portable light, free from all smoke.
SMELL or CREME and will neither soil nor stain Common
Lamps can be altered rlng expense, to burn tho
aud The subscriber is kisdly permitted 10 refer to
of respectable families who now using the
article. J. c. HOOKER, 4f6 Broadway,
between Grand and Broore SITS.
n B. There is danger Of explosion in either one of
these articles o2ltf
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
AIEW HoOR OEPaA L1EODY.-yus pab

Y sheJ and for sale NJ the Trumpet Office, 8 Corn
hill Boston, tue GOSPEL HARMnNlSF. anew BOOK OF
C. hurch Music, prepared by Thomas Nhittlemo'e,
assisted by several of the Musical Llterat of Boston-
This Book of upwards OF a6J tunes OF ai meeS
over $50 OF which before published anu when
have been composed by various ad,hors speca! lot ''
work Care has been taken provide tunes tor every va
ris,y of metro thY is found Sreetors aud H. bailod
Second Collections of Hymns There ara metres IN these
HYMN Rosks. waieh tunes can be ouhi IL many vi
the EOoks OF psalm0dy now can't.
In addition this large collection OF fsaim lu"es'
lereis also great variety Of short Anthems easy OF ex
ccu,ion for the occasions which Scored Music
is such folsutaries for the beguIing ann CLOSE
Of service on the Lords DAY. Bencdctons, Sentences,
s.criu,ious D-dcatiors Ordinations, Thanksgiyincs,
Chr,tllss. Temperance Meetings Ncw-iear Funerals,
SC The Anthems ere:
The Diving Christian.
Eight Eoluniaries for Sunday Morning.
Lord of all Power and Might.
The Soag of Jubilee, newly arranged
God be Mercfi'.' G j. Web6e.
Sing 10 the Lo<d Burditt.
Sound the loud Tmhrsl,' with two sets Of WORDS one
being on the subject of the Re'arrecton.
.Awake pat on thy eogth an English Anthem us-
lovcd not to have been befSre pabsaed IN ths country
Anthem for Dedication, altered from lne Sohes Va
Zion
Dedication H, mu, Music by HOughion.
Song OF Moses and the Lslb-
Thanksgiving II mu Chceiham
Anthem Dr. Stevenson.
partly original WhiItomore
Ordination Anthem principally now.
O thou whose pswer.
Hail t. the Saviour.
Come pcrim come away. Dr. Clarke
H,lv Lpr, God of Sabbath. Butditt.
As IN Atam all die, new piece.
God, nv heart il fixed
Temperance Anthem and oae.
Four ChrislrA - Anthem So
60 E, IN 10 the Mosut besides Flners Pieces Select
pieces of New Year, and several otner P'oees N'' "
uamcd. =. 80 INV scz.,
NJ 1tw-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
CHARLES CEUDIU 8

rOUALLED BY UNSURPASSED BY
T. NONE---To wholesale and reail Grocers, Shippers
aad Cousy Merchants The subscribers offer for sale at
the lowest possible prices for cash. in lots 10 suit puf-
chascrs.
+. Parnielee & Sons Celebrated Lansingburgh Soap
and Candles warranted stand any climate and to
give en;ire satisfaction.
30 boxes prime Nc.l Soap, at very low prices.
1000 10 patent Mould Candles, yarious sizes.
1000 90 Hydraui; pressed do do
1000 do Common mould do do
They also offer for sale almost every variety of Conn
try Produce including Beef Pork. Lard Hams, Butter
Cheese Flour Tongues &c IN lots suit purchasers at
low prices for cash. J. N. s. G. w. ATWOOD,
,os I'm. IL Front-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

NrOTECE.-The public is respectfully invited TO call
at the office of the London and American Patent Wa
ter proof Company, No. 100 Fuitoa street. New YORK
whore all Garments and every description Of Cloths,
Leather &c are made inpervous 10 wet, so that the
wearer ma bid defiance RAIN or damp. while the
appearance Of the articles not cnsnged IN ths
sbtes, degree snd the pores of the goods being still
open preparation will freely escape. Those who value
tbeir hsal,a will co we'll call All Goods prepared BY
tho Company are warranted water proof
PRICES
For each Overcoai .-.-.-.-----..---.sl 20
Dress Coat. ! "
Pants. ! w
Broad Cloths, per yard ..-----.. 20
CaSslmeTes. .-..-.------- 70
Cotton and SILK Goods from to y cts. pryd
Boots so per pair
Shoes. OF Cloth or Leather. 3ft per pair
Also Paste nay be hsd the Office for water proving
Boot. Shoes and Leather, at 80 cents per box.
90 I'm WM J. SPENCE, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
- yAnUAmLE FAXM AT AUCTION

AeA y4Af4G4a FAXHn At AUCTION -
ka Farm w be sold at auction nj the Hotel of D6yd
SandersoG, in Eliz ibcthtown, on SATURDAY, Noscm-
Der 18th, at CLOCK p. NJ Suid furn In now occupied
by Ben jamin Wilcox. and is situated within mile
and half Of ourishiug village Of Railway, in Essex
County New Jersey; confirming 70 res of excellent
land thirty OF hch in first rate Lew timothy
meadow the remainder except the wood land, being in
fine ullnbe condition There has been put upon the farm
wan fSur years past ten thousand bushels OF lime be
SIDES much other On the premises are 10 acres
Of young grated Apple Orchard comfortable house,
barn, &C. Terms made known at the time of sale
uf la.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

nOCE AN2 BUILDING STGNE-ine
~ Subscriber viii deliver On board Of vessels al n
Prison Dock Dock Stone os Is per ,on and afo'
Building Stone Tor Is ed par ton.
States Prison, Mount Pleasant, Juno 9. ls42
isl26n D. L. SEYMOUR, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
s C HOOL S
CNGLFsFa AND CIAssTCYL BOARDiN

ESNGLFSH AND CLASSIC = l. BOARDING.
IL SCHOOL FOS BOYS, a, New-Rochele, Wsstches-
ter Couaty, y. J.
The of this institution will commence the
frst Miriay II November next The object of ,his
School the edsclon Of 5oys prirc pies and
such Wy any Christian parent would desire.
The course embraces all the branches of thorough
Euglh Education ard also those which required
admission into College Further information msy be
learned from The Principal who may be until the LIST
OF November Al the Carlton House.
PRATT, Principal.
Reference is respectfully made to Drs Mott, Potter,
PrcutdI, Union College Reversnds H. Winslo~, e. w.
Bsgden :. E Woodbridge Boston. Mass Rev. Drs. T.
H. skinner, T. E Vermiye. Professor H. White. Rev. J.
W. NcLane, G. 3. CSeever, VIM Adams, A. d Smith.
Hon AIRS Clark, o. salstad, N. White J. T. Gilchrst
J. Pane. A. Zeresa. Galsger. Esqrs., N oa3 II
MUSIC TUiTEON.-wILLIAa PEASE, Pro-
VI fessor and Teacher OF the Plane Forte Organ and
Singing respectfully Informs the young gentlemen OF this
city that he has fitted up roou in his Music Saloon, No
e0 broadway, and ready 10 commence giving lessons
on the Franc Forte and Singing ciher in the day time
or evening Geniemen wishing TO commence will please
make application the Music Saloon No 700 Broad
way cd door from Fourtn-s) Terms moderate oli If
se==s--=7-ss MISS AUGUSTA BROS VINE,
Ee>sSS-S--1fs Composer and Professor of Music aud
II & ! lireacher of the Piano Forte, Orgaa Sing
ING and Composition, wishes TO acquan, the Ladies Of
New York with her recent arrival in this city, and tAa
she Will Gi:e the residence OF pupil,
the HOUSE of her father, D. 5 Browne, Prof Of
Music 200 Broadway where all her Compositions for
sale. Miss Browne will give finishing lessons usual
Commands left =; tho Music Stor1 Of Hewitt; Jacqnss
? q Broadway rso attended n. rio lu
Doe zS * K z T. IN a. and GENERAL AC-
- COUNrANTSHIP-TH0M JONES, Account
ant respectfully announces that his classes for instruction
in this department III operation Curing the day
and evening", al his rooms. ls3 Broadsay.
~ fcr students instructed privately, vheR the
hours of attendance be arranged suit the applicant
The mode .: instruction psFsued by the a.Srt.er
that has enabled HIM during the lat years, quail
iy hundreds OF clerks for The practical duties Of
profession and h. will chcerfUy refer the stranger
book keepers whom he has taught, and who have
kindly permitted such reference. The advertiser attends
the of elected and complicated accounts
and IN all cI>cs will guarantee q correct adjustment
For sale Jones's Principles and Practice Of Book
Keeping, ccrtsining thorough exposition Of the prIn
ciplcs debt and credit, applied TO all kinds oil bust
This work is recommended IL the hlttcrinr
by Of the best practical accountants in the
CITY, Price 81 80. o30 I'm M&S'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

DAVELE0T FOUNTAIN, Saratoga Springs
1 Thi- celebrated haeral Waer constantly on hand,
fresh from the Springs, FOR wholesale aud retail,
by the Agents, GASSN Eil & YOUNG, 49, Chatbani.sr.
Snnt TO snY part the ctE free Of exposn oil I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
pRoPERTY FOR SALE


VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
AT FREMONT RockHnd county N. fork.-The
subscribers of- for sae the property which they
reside situate the village Of P.erRont about three
quarters OF IA nile from the anding on the main high
from the to the interior.
The above consists of two Los-The first is bounded
on the east by the public highway, length $50 feet ,hs
west By the New York & Erie Railroad, length 23e feet
With IN average width OF So feet, which good and
and substantial fame of and half stories 20
By - filed in with brick and well adapted 20 The
business Of n country store (Which has been probably
pursued this place for the last forty yeurt) Also
brick dwelling, 81 by % feet, with brick kitchen at
tched thereto wash house and pump convenient wood
shed and buildings neatly and conveniently ar
ranged
The second Lot opposite the first, l5O feet in lergh
the highway by average width OF % feet on men
are vo good frame buildings occupied as store hou
the remainder OF the lot IL highly cultivated htch-
garden. During the last summer the above profnaes
sye undergone thorough repairing and are nov III the
most perfect order.
Persons de.rous Of purchasing the above property
examine by calling tic occupant or for farthsr 10
foreIaton 10 I. DAVIS, % Wall ST.
nj .s. PHI. g. G. TAULMhN.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

NspEE assyVFsCTCRE Rs' AND CONT
MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Liberty street
Printing Lithogrsphc asa Colored Papers IN all thef
ct;s made 10 order Of av quality from Ne~s.
N the finest Book paper made II the County At the far
market prices from the very superior mills Of Aessrs A
nri w Curtis Boston. and w. & NJ Curtis, belivAe,
y and o. several other manufactures having the hes
Of machinery All orders thankfully received and promP
w executed su7 6u EDWARD CHRTIS. Agan
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

MECHANICS T0oLS.-chA-, :. ~ E IN.
vi $40 Grecax ch st between Spring ana Iana, ss.
just received large additions 10 MS io,aie. hinet
new on h,ud general o,tmest Of Carpenters
Makers. Chair Makers and almost every Description
Wood Worker. Tools the very lowest Guy PiisoIS 60,
general assortment of Wood Saws ready h'eo asu ''
Call al CHAS. c. OVERS Tool store, 5le eIEeeh"ieH
Saws re.cu re-toothed framed filed and sol, as usual
nj 2r-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

CLIMAX RATING HOUSE, No lis Fui
" ION and II Ann street, extending clear W.
This splendid establishment IN successful the
tol being celebrated for supplying s patrols nrcs,
md At all hours from A. H. untiI IL p, d. every Gay
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
TO TEACHERS AND PIRt NTS.

TO IFACs: ERS AND Pa RI MS.
E,LEMENTS OF NATURAL PHlLOSOPHY-Embra-
IL chg the general principles of Mechanics Hvdro,tacs,
Hydraulics, PpeEma;cs Acoustics Optics Electricity,
Galvanism Magnetism and Astronomy lusu ated by sew
e-a hundred engravinGs esgned for the of SCHOOL,,
aad acajcmies-Ry s.EGN-sksH G. ALE, N. ID,
Professor of theology ead Hmeralogy IN the University OF
the city of New York and Lecturer CHEMISTRY and
Natural rhilosspEr-l vol IL ma
The above work on Natural Philosophy is extensively
used IN academies md schools and meets with the decided
rpprobnion oi teacacr, wherever II l. known DIR. Gale
Is practical and Of the illustrations given IN
ths experiments actually madeby the author him
self teacher student subjected to
the NOR Of such failures IL their experiment.
are constantly 0ccNrFinc the OF books prepared ny
mere compier> who themselves ignorant of the sub
ects uon which they pretend TO write for the instruct
of others.
Thi- work is neatly printed and substantially bound,
and is sold a, the low o. = per Dozen Teachers
about forming classes the study st Natra Philosophy
and parents whO feel Interested in having proper eemcu
tqry books placed in The hands Of their children are
requested to examine for themselves. Published and
sold by COLLINS, hEESE ".
OILS I'm 254 Pcarl-street. Nc~-fork.