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New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

CANADIAN IMPRovEMENTs.---Om neighbors
across the Niagara have certainly acquired the
reputation of being pcntifuy deficient in the bust
ness enterprise so abundanty charactcrzins the
people to whom they in such near proximity
The foundation for such charge Is rlausibly enough
found in the wide disparity every where existing
throughout the Province, between the private I'M
provements. business habits and commercial ener-
aie, of its inhabitants and those OF our OWN people
The reproach does not apply to the character or
progress oftEer public Improvements, for assufedly
the Canadians have " all appliances and means to
boot most libaraly granted them by the lndulsent
Mother Country, to and their advancement.
Never was Colony assiduously cared tor
The Board of Public Works is kept in full activity
visiting the Western parts of the Province ana
examining the different reports and surveys which
have been made on the Burlington Bay Canal, the
works on the River Trent, all the works on Lake
Erie. ind some of the principal Provincial roads.
Contracts have been entered into for the improve
men, of the Wclland Canal. The work on which l.
10 commence Immediately, and TO be completed
during the winter. \ survey and report have been
made on the Improvement OF the Military road be-
tween the River ST. Lawrence and LOdginal on
,be O,tawa-ncw lines are about TO be laid out from
Brantierd to London and from thai place to Lake
Erie-Sandwich, Amherslburgh, and Port Sarnia.
Reside the works in Canada West, grea; number
r importan, works in Canada East are IN progress
rs we gather from the Kingston Chronicle.
GBuijalo Commercial Adv.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

NATIONAL DERr.-Every country OF EUROPE Is
accommodating debt. every one is anticipating It's
means and the results mast be co-vuison, sooner
or later. but inevitable. In foreign countries the
unnr;ncipled nature Of their transactions OF all
kinds, will make bankruptcy a refuge. But bank
rnntcv is ruin so far as ii goes-it is The rum OF
individuals and its repetition will spread the rum
"a the state. England has Internationally sustain
Cd y weight of debt astonishing TO all who were
,y,or,p, IF the resources hidden IN freedom But,
While every coun,ry of the continent would long
since have been crushed into powder y the mere
pressure of tenth part of our national debt that
debt, is the great calamity of England the great
source OF those perpetual dincontents wh'cH snow
the distempercd state of the frame; the secret OF
that strange and desperate poverty which III one
of the most fertile aud lovely couRtres OF the woru'
often places the free peasant Of England oeloW :
the comforts of the foreign slave; the iount o'
those unquenched subterranean fires which our',
up in Chartism and Socialism, and the hundred
other wild and ominous threa,encrs of general evil
70 what conclusion this formidable future may
come, battles all conjecture. But to diminish the
public debt of ngland, should be the grand object
of every nan who deserves govern the country,
and to suffer its Increase should be rewarded with
the scafold 1t is the substantial high treason to
the eraoita Backwood for Nov
Il
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

INpoRrAxr MEDICAL DIsCovgRY.-An inter
esting case OF recovery from the effects OF auda-
mum, by an application of electromagnetic re-
Gently occurred in the Mddesex Hospital, winch
is reported in the London Lancet The patent
had taken an ounce OF laudanuHl, containing
twenty-six grains of opiom. The laudanum had
been removed by the stomach pump, but as he
continued TO fail wire OF a small battery was
applied to the neck, and the other 10 the region OF
the heart or epigastrun and by these success 9,s
sion OF very powerful shocks were gwen. Inc Inc
muscles of respiration were set IN action ana 'ne
diaphragm contracted powerfully; the chest was
more fully expnnd,d. the pulse improved and be-
came more powerful This application was con-
,ncd for several hours and was finally successful.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
WIN. Es.AtiAR 81 co.
YPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY,
80 R,l,ou ca-pcr Of g. oId-srreet.
SEw-ToRK

SEW-fOkh
1.-THE subscriber. take this method Of announcing to
1 their friends and the public generally that, having
purchased the extensive and well known Type Foundry
formerly owed by Mcsrs Conner Cooke, they have re-
moved their present central location Having
made extensive reysons alterations and additions, they
are prepared orders of any magnitude they
may favored with with prompncss and on a. favorable
teral a. at any Foundry America. To their new Spec
rcn-Book which has hcen recently extensively Circulated
they would re>pcctly refer.
All articles manufactured by them shall be OF material
equal SUPERIOR any manufactured IN this country
and undergo thorough examination NJ TO appearance
ranging dressing and properly asserting All articles eX
hihcd III the Specimen Book formerly Issued hy Conner
Cooke together with Sorts Fonts sold by kem can no"
be furnished from this Foundry without delay with many
sIce added.
NM HAGAR & co. are Agents for the sale Of the Ma
pler Washington and Smith Presses, which, together with
ChasSs Cases. Composing Sucks, Furniture, Ink ard
every article used the Printing Business will be Kept
NIB No Machine Cast Type manufactured at this
Foundry. Je'-u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
s9.,YEF SiEDAL SAKDED.
-rIr-.s, = q r N 1, NELL -ROCKESG

4 ~
~ CHAIR-lsil-Is 40 offered mucs improved
viii rock OF itself VIII please infant
VIII give perfect easc- WIZ co'aiort Z aged.
Wiiino. &c, out of VIII pro=e family comfort
Is cot this sufficient Ia Sickness or q bsalth.
Rock rock IA Kings char, there charm IN II,
TIA, soothes all the Of suffering huma nifty
Tell Of the pearsre there Is IL the use of It,
Rocking % f.eely-of ease the reality.
The regulating lh Char makes 1t n effect equal
10 dtirc and separate chairs, consequently the pcr
chaser Of Kings seli-ROcacr buys the CHEAPEST a.
sci as the easiest and best rocker in the market
NBThe rockers Of this chair present no 05struei0H'
neither 10 they wear the carpet
Azays sand the following patent Chairs, all war
-autal uos IN get Of order: ,,c
RECUMBGNT REVOLVING CHAIRS. LiB 1 ~
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY lila III fo1
OFFICE CHAIRS With a great variety ali ~ ,aJs 70
especial eese and comfort Al kinds OF saa'is 1-1
order. ia, % ,be ma
! ne suosc'i t eonniie7 n''4'' NJ w KING,
P,,ep, Chair Maker, No IA proad~ y,
oI3a New York, between Grand q Ds'0H4' -
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
Doc tx X PIN e. aud GENERAL &C
u CnIrNTA NTSIIIP -IH@MA LONES Ac- nani-

y COUNTANTSHIP.-THDMA JONES, Actoant
ant .ciiuy that his classes Tor instruction
alhis department IN operation curing the day
aud evening, al hi rooms. l-i Broad way
Y \ fcv students Instructed privately, wheH the
hours Of attendance he arranged suit the applicant
The mode Of parsued by the advertiser
that enabled him during tue lat -ven years, To quail
fy some hundreds OF clerks for the pracuci duties Of
their profession and he Tl cheerUly refer the stranger
10 bo1a- keepers WHOM he has taughl, and wAo haTc
kndy permitted such reference The advertiser attends
to the nauag OF neglected and complicated accounts
and IN al cases eill guarantee a adjustment
For sale 'Jones's Principles and Practice Of Book
coping ceutaiunc thorough exposition Of the prn-
ci,r, o. debt anl credit applied all kinds Of bust
ness This work l. recommends. ~ the most catering
b, OF the best practical nccountant IN the
city Price u 80. o.M ln MSS'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
5IyTC,. fSEHTORAT1VR CORDIAL

= gHKITG's RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.
For the relief OF Nervous Affections and by pepsir,
m Cordial peculiarly adapted relieve these dit
conpaints. Acting a tonic by stYes g,hening
Inc digestive II in due tine healthy appetite
ioysorstes the muscular -yst.m ais-iratss iox spirit.
and melarchoy eevates the mind and the return OF
health AMI strength which has invariably followed its use
-pnders the yae,udinarian happY and oontent'd Tho
Cordial Is pleasant To the aste agreeable 70
ne .mel ard does interior. with regular oiet. IL
NJ. been highly appreciated BIZ the female sex VEG nave
generally found ck benefit from il Sold Wholesale sni
reta No OF Fson and a, No. 2iSi Bowe,y' pr,ee
81 par bottle, ni' -F
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

c1<sNsJisa' AND LIVER cow
X EGAsNE-I certify that DR.. b. d. ALLEN
B,l.am Of bloodhound Penrisy Root has restored me TO
health after Suffering FIX years from Liver Complaint
For two yea. previous taking the Baisam my lungs han
also become affected that degree M physician believed
ne lahorine under pulmonary umpton 10 the won
derfui effect 9f DR. Aliens Bal,am owe my recovery
JOAN r ROCKWELL Brooklyn
HORRI3LE-Wbat Is more distressing than to see our
fellow creatures off by consumption when Dr. Aliens
Bals-m &. perfect Oh Try this never falling re-
medv. Il vii saTe your life.
TlCKLISG in the throat and hacking cough are certain
signs OF consumption Dr.. Aliens Balsam Is the only
medicine tist can cure
BLEEDING from the Lungs-No disease more danger
ous a1 70 remedy 20 Ell c,ual DR. Aliens Basan OF
II orehoand iiyerwort and Pleuri-y Root ....,.,.,
OPPRESSION AND SORENESS OF TIE ChEsi'
Con.nn ntion aad Liver Comp lantDr u. d. Aliens Bal
.am Of H1rehound. Lyer~ort agd Pleury Root mas no
equal in the knowu world for the OF the abo'~ dis
sa.es L.. reputation II spreading far aud vide, and
the d,nsad flr ii beyond precedent Physicians are
universally prescr thar patients WIN lhe inos
asionshirs benefit BE &c, the genuine Observe
the eerufc Of copyright the label and Erap, e.
Sold corner Broadway and Grands So by b. NJ HlloN
nd Barr "A i h|o IN
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
DIR. McMUNN'S
y n f. n ID II NJ

u II I n tt Y y Il II " "
4 NEW chemical preparation ofOpium embracing All
A the valuable medicinal properties OF Opium to the
exclusion those which dcetero1s and useless he
Morphine Codein and Nnrcen in combnauon with the
native aeconc Acid. all retained 10 their original
irity and hence the superiority Of this preparation IL
much preerub, every other form of opiate such as
.4atanum paregoric, Morphine D@narcoilzed Lauda-
mum, &C., &C. mas been fully proved and uuiy &C
tnosedg.d ty the most eminent surgeons, physicians
I'D chemi,ts IT, followed by any OF the dss-
reelble which invariably aeed The ordinary pre-
plraon, Of OpeE, snch c"hsupaticu headache' ue-
nors nausea and vomiting, but II may be taken IN shfh
Gent aay III suffering, with perfect safety and
.nre For far Their particulars OF Its trials IN
Iospals. &c directions with the medicine
The Trade supplied the lowest prices by A. B. d.
sands, 70 AMI l01 Futoa-s'., " Y.
Ketailed by D. Sands & Co. - East Btoadway, by
Rushton & A,pinwsil, by Dr. Chiffon, 263 Broadway, by
=. H. Ring, 81 Broadway by CoddIHgton, 227 Hudson
t. by Church's Dspensary, &c Sprngst., and by all
Druggists 10 the city and country.
Price y cent? Dl4tf
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
HEEE i COME !.

aud comm. tVer sa7, and n prce' mn utIF
all CONNIE oa Ladies. have Caters that can be beat
In p-ce or quality gentl= have Boots and Shoe, for
Won of all kinds and suited to al classes snd all Pur-e
poo,s fo- F,remen, Milknen WaermeI-everybody; -
an never failing supply of Boys Misses, and Child
re Bao,s anu Shoes and twenty per ceat The cheapest.
IN tine CITY, just come snd At SCRlBNERS, 33i
Crupd-sreet the secons store east OF Is ez Market
81 oft-r hear from mt customers that Ihey are
od bv Others in the trade that buy al work and do
maj manufacture ii and inst the say ssl
cIc,ner tna. others Nov here poker for those
ha; le what they kno~ 10 BE- false vii wager Al~p
-,tb anv one thai have paid money Journey
for the last five years work done my
mediate direction and control thsn any other retailer OF
Boots ,na Shoes in the cy thsa any Two II Grand
MS In
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

no EET.-A front Parlor. with Kussia Iron CRATE.
4 marsic nantel, and plated furniture, IN gentee
modern bu, noue and Bedroom, with board where there
only four IN family.
Also, GENTEEL BASEMENT, for Office fur
nished uEfurnished. Apply Al Forsyth-st no AZ
TO i.ET-Koom or room and bed room, with or
without board ia private family. Il will be suita
lie for respectable yourg males or man anu
"a. wife. Terms moderate. Enquire Al No u
Farck. n-ooe -
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

- Graham House, Barcint-st MISS
TRAVFK aui MRS GOSS respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have taken the vel
kuowp GEAH,N Housc. hitherto kept " Nh T. Io's'
r 10 retire., having put It IN excellent concion
e,n ncnt Board, = with P4rors Bedrooms only on
reasonable rms Taer Table sI be supplied WIN the
be,t Vegetables. Fu &c that the markets Of our Ciiy
living and NJ atos mere uDsiated by the od0rs OF AGO
moi and Tobacco xii ind mere an agreeable Home
Transient Boerdsr, persors visiting the City &C.
comrotated OF reasonable ;rrrHs- OIL If
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
AIECEANfCs, ToOLs.-CnAS. c. DYE

MECHANICS T0OLs.-CHAS. G. DYER
vi so GrsesTich st between Spr,n. and Canal has
iI-t received large additions to his former stock ard rs
nov on hand general ormeRt Of Carpenters Cabinet
Makers Char Makers and almost every description OF
Wood Worker. Tools the lowest cit, prices.
general assortment OF Wood Saws rendy fled and set.
eau atCHAS. c. DYEk'> Tool store, 5lu Green. ich.
Saws re cut re-toothed framed filed and usual.
9yY.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

NNTECE.-scnTT 6 BELL hive :,

ceyed from auction large assortment Of Dry Goods,
consisting of Ccner. Of a silks. corcei
and piain; Merinos F4a=es, Ve!vets Silk. Saunets
Cassimsres. Hosiery ara Gloves OF u nv and
all of whca they rcq lesthelr call aud view
at their store No > = Spring s.. u23 w.
TC8N HAR.iCk. SSeep slse!ter and Re-
y H. III general. No. l. John-street. New York.
Purchaser OF jewelers. and Slysrsmith's Poi>hiugs
Pum.cngs, Lea1els. Parting Bars. Silver Bars.
Lace, Git and plated Metals Bookbinds.s Rags sc. &C
AL "
zNO1EPOSITEoS ROLLERS, OF the best
y materials and quality snd OF all sizes, ihe OF
fee OF the New World, 80 hnn.. Inquire OF mr. J. "
RICHARDS IN tho Press Room (h'SeniertN ar2 n
MOCK AND BUILDING: sTSSE.-The
20 Subscriber vii deliver Gu hoard OF sesseI. III
Prison Dock Dock n- Is per ton, and Marble
Building Stone for IS 6l pcT
States przon, Aiouu, Pleasant. June O. 1912
1912 6ir n. L. SEYMOUR. AFnnt
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

yNoUALE.ED ~ yi-sUKPA>sab ~
- NONE-Eo wholesale and retail Grocer, Shippers
aud Coustry Merchants The subscribers offer for sale n;
the possible prices for cash. in lots to suit pur
chascrs:
T. Parrnelcc il Sons Celebrated Lansingburgh Soap
and Candles, warranted stand in any Climate and to
give entire satisfaction.
2uOl boxes prime No Soap. at very low prices.
1850 10 patent Mould Candles, vafiou, sizes
1000 DO HyirauIic pressed do do
1000 DO Common mOud 10 do
They also oie- for almost every variety Of Coun-
try Produce including Beef Pork, Lard. Hams, Butter,
Cheese Flour, Tongues &c IN lots TO salt purchasers at
low prices OF cash. J. n. 8. &. W. ATWOOD,
o19 Inf II Froatst
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
: xAFs1.AsNa. EsANG

ts6,A Il RStaAsN"! fs ttNs EHN y = TOT
z sale exchange. 81 rscts of handsome Land con
~ tanning rs each, soil Of superior quality
yatcred with fnc streams and covered with fine timber
such white oak. hickory, beach, walnut maple aud
sycamore The soil adapted wheat rye corn, oats
cotton tobacco, and Irish potatoes The above
lands will be sold AT reduced prices aud Oh trsis tc
.uit or they will be exchanged for almost any kind
merchandise For maps, dag aud particulars, apply
Ln sAILru TURNER lh John .irect. ml q
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
D RY GOODS.

NEW FALL CGSDs.-ALFRED SMITH,
Me;chan; Tailor No. l36 Fulton-st would Invite his
friends AID tRe pusc call aad examine his stock OF
Fall Goods ofCoths. Csssmeres and Vest
ines suited 10 the fall trade Gentlemen leaving their
ers may rely apor their being fulfilled in the salts
factory manner Terms moderse-Ca>h delivery 81 II
ONE PRICE YORE-Cientiemen wishing TO
~ purchase COOS cheap Cio,hng would do we'll 10 call
49,. Chath where they fad garments a,
the following prices:
Cloth Coats - to s2; Clcth Jackets 81 to s.; Sau-
net: Pants Sis TO 1913; Cloth Pant. 50 10 s450
OF 3m JACOB COGSWELL.
- APPLETON's CASH TAILORING ES-
"a TANLIsHNENr, 39I Grand, corner OF Attorney
street.-The subscriber respectfully informs ms friends
sd the public generally that ne continues to make Gar
isent> order >iyle Of i4ShioR his custom
tastes good tit and the best Of workmanship may
all be relied Gentlemen prcierriug furnish
inc their materials. will had it 10 their interest TO
call PuIctuaiIiy all strictly oberHed
Charges mpic-ate. Gi5 IN
'IND issE PUBl.sC.-I.. & M. BROWN, l6l
C.atsam St are selling Ingram Carpets at 3s cd, Is,
3 and Is per yard
Those 10 want Of Carpets would do well call AMI
themselves. they VIII least p per
bs purchase. Of the subscribers.
y q. All articles corrected with the Carpet business
cling H. The same proportion Also remnants OF OH
Cloth suitable for putting under Stoves selling prices
10 >ut the Tunes nil 3m
DAGI Si<ssRoTYPE g.gRENBssEs,
OF Children HON love, and Parent. revere.
Sscurt tie SAGdor ere us Substance fades.
Taken after the plan discovered BY Mons. bagusue BY
NJ vILLERS, M. D..
No 233 Broadway facing the Park New-York.
From A. VI. ! p. NJ daily, sundays excepted.
Taken III Far, Cloudy and even IN Stormy Weather.
Instrument. Irni.hed and Pupils taught with his late
improvements.
FERNS III oderntc for Cnsh. mis- #
J. b. SWAIN,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
je26 No. Is John sL-Ih;rd Story. Scw-forL.
VINCENT L. DILL'S
FIRST PREMIUM
ct e " = . z p Il r % 4 " ID x Il,
No ~ Futon-st. fourth storyl New-for. lels
MOSES JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
y John-street.
90 t: Ne Wy o X X
BUTCHER, REYNOLDS * PLATT,
Attorneys, Solicitors ana COnnsell0s.
c en- no ~ - vew-york 'IsT R pVTsEs
-''''' Wel-strset p27-n Ton PL.1r.
ENGRAVING ON WOOD,
Done in the manner, cheasy and expeditiousy
by IEAssX HART.
Apply to the Publisher Of the He'r World au.i II
CssA s:s Ks Gi.u E1HUs,
successor To GEO. rCUSc@ER,)
jhNUFACTUREE OF PAPER BONES, l27 William
81 street ofevcry possible shap style and variety Tor
the Use of any ueo business; tanty on hand large
assortment OF Square Boxes pais and fancy single, and
In sets; also
by the bale or nest
Genuine German Cologne Water inoFted, and for sale
,t n very lev price % 3m'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
- ExsEs.0NaBLE ROOTS L

&c FAsEsRONisSLE R0OTs.-TThe Gs-
s. .criber graceful for past patronage respectfully
M informs ms friends aud the lubic that he stll CON
-'-a unues TO manufacture Dress, Cork and dcable-
sole Waterproof Boots, Of the hest French Calf sAn IN
the style, at very low prices and by iaSlhs a1"
rag If nc feet and attending personally the getting up
of Customer. Boots, he enabled insure handsome
vet easy lit.
Constantly hand select assortment OF elegant
Boots at the following reduced prices
Seal Dress Boots. -iros s. y 10 5! Oh
Calf Dress Boots. ----- 81 W
Dcub. sole Waterproof 90 e 10
Hs,SBoot. 100 2 50
shse.. DANCING Pumps Slippers. &c propouoaally low
Terms. Ca,h on delivery. JOHN l.. WATKINS
Ill, la Enltnn. hetw.sn Na.san AMI DItcl -sts
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

tlN FOX "a LIE, OK 40 NNHN TOT
s9N Merchandise. go acres OF excellent farming
-H,- LAND IN the State of PeuH,y lyabia the town
Eason within IL hours ride OF this city IL very
healthy and ourlshug Hcghborhood, well watercd, aud
heavily ard vauahy timhered. Pine same is free and
clear of all lncumbrance Tile ndisputsble. The whole
any part wall be disposed OF low for cash Dry goods
hardware any kind cf saabc merchandise Will be ia
Ken at a fair price IN cSchascc Inquire of
JAMES l.. CHEESEMiN, 1913 Front-st,
IL arr< Un stairs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
YFFlFstBgE,S's MICAH. Eli
n. IRRIGATION AND BLACN LLNIMtNT.-Ne e

2 III y Y Z = = Z q z =" y - z. Z
~. BRaCATION AND BLACK LlNlNtNT-Ne e
ri ct NOT yOnrsclf while remedy ut h-ud Inc pro
pretor. making numerous experiments succ- JED
III Iuvsntng remedy for The diseases enumerated belo"
which he confidently Offers the pubic rs an improve
mont over ali others, lad fully aaeqrAte TO Us ends
mahe the cure of sout, rheumatism, bruises, spras
cramps numbnes, sud Stiffness ol the Joints burns scala"
,tiTuess of the neck. rozeH limbs, ctapped nds ch
hains frcsa cuts scad head Alt rheum ANA all external
niarss and also Of those u which HORSES are Liable
,ir,ins III he back, sailed backs, &c. Sold by A. b.
4 D. SANDS wholesale and retail, at Nos ~ AMI U
Fulton St n Y. aud ~ D. Sands Co. a East Broad
WY Prc-. 3lcis. nv I'M
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
T.. niEaH sa-EakH 1. aeclde

50 To. ia BOs EfIh cecded!y the be
5Ss.i,blish.aeut in Ncr-York get bargains IN the
81 Boot and Shoe line; you have only TO call to be
-ST convinced. Ladies Geniiemcns Kisses, BoJs and
CbdreBs Boots Sh.es and Caters NIL their variety OF
NV own manufacture and FIRST r-e, al prices
To- suit the times Likewise large assortment Of good
country work which ~ilI Nc SOLD TnTv cheap.
;y9 sm WILLIhH AGATE. ia Bo~ery.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

81 FOX AAlE SeS AtkA ANss E.---N
Sl5 Country Seat 10 miles from the city, located
Queens County l.. l. containing upwards OF - acres {
irs rate land The buildings double hoasc, mo-
.eru finish with graes marble mantles olding oors,
v extra kitchen; also large barnS wagon house.
age house. shop granary, poultry house AID yard lee
house with All other for large
family The fruit is Of the best kht and 10 every variety
apples, cherries &c. in abundance.
large amount of the money may remain on bond aud
mortgage; or BROOKLYN New York city property would
nc taAcn exchange. Address l.. d. \. at tins otice
If
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

HlsroRY Of NicHIc.x from IT'S earliest Colonization to
the present Tune; BY JATEs LANMAS: Vol ID
HarpeIs Family Library.
Michigan whether we consider the advantage.
Of its situation the extent of It's natsral resources
or the interest of its early history forms portion
Of onr Union that is worthy of much attention :;
and a we-wrilen history of that country was
greatly wanted We are glad therefore to see this
wcrk 1t is written in pleasant style, and the
narrative is well conducted.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
HrAIBERTS.S BREAD.

EAfgE1ss.S the upPef part Of the CITY and " EFT
Of Broad ~, desroGs ofbsng served VITA the orig
nal Hun berts Bread from y James can be accom-
uoiai- by leaving their address, at 27l Hudson-sreet
over cornsr ri X NJ nr ll2T BeecEer n2i lN
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
For,he New York Tribune.

DR.. LARDyER's LgcruREs.-Dr. LaFdneT' IN
his lecture on wednesday evening presented his
audience with table Of the diameters masses
and distances, &c .of;he bodies composing the So
lar System he told hi. hearers not to be alarmed
at the array of figures, as he should administer
them in very small doses but he gave one dose SO
large that could no; swallow it. be stated that
a body weighing one pound on the surface OF the
earth would weigh 349 pounds on the surface OF
the sun. Now the truth i, it would weigh only
90 pounds, as any one may satisfy himself by max
Ing the calculation. Thus the diameter and den=-
ity Of the earth being l the relative diameter OF the
sun III Isl which being multiplied by it, density
2543, gives % 81 as the relative force Of gravity
Dr. Lardner j. said TO be scientific man, and
probably lac is so but it occurred to me that the
methods Of astronomical calculation. exhibited in
his lecture were not those resorted to ~ men
of science, nor could the distance and diane
ter of any of the heavenly bodies be measured by
his method AMERicUs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

NJ An 4 O-Si;aatious for good Protestant servants
w 81 the American Office, 55i Broadway.
NJ iw T. ELLIOTT
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

M An Il D-A B " OF good morals, ab"st 10 W az.
w of age L. learn the Book binding business. Gee
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New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

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liz with closets rantries &c. suitable Tor smaiii sy
Also one large roo extraordinarily we'll lighted, suiIs
lie for workshop Inquire the premises of
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