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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

X Religions Notice. The Disciples Of thl
Lord wil public worship on SUNDAY mex, Ds,
5 at 63l Broadway; between Blocker and Bond 'heeu
service half past ten 10 the morning aud IN tho ever
i.g at hiatt past seven. Subjective Conversion al
Mission of Paul
The public nre requested to give the Ancient Gosplt
fair hearing The is commodous aud the se,a
free. dl Ius
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

u The Nav Medicine Store Just elegantly fitted up
at No 49, Boundary is intended win tho favor and
patronage or,h- public, by keeping constantly hand
and aordng tho lowest rates, Ill the popular and ap
proved specifics OF the day. warranted 10 be genuine and
of tho best quality Merchants and Druggists purchasing
for the Country Trade will find there great assor,meu,
of the ulos, Popular Medicines, while citizens and
strangers who wish purchase for will be gratefully
welcomed aud promptly supplied With the best articles on
the lowest terms a, the New Store 35) Broadway Try
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

q Toti0e-The Concert which ives 10 have bee
given in the Methodist p. E. Church in Forsyth sire,
on Thursday, Dec. To- is postponed until THIS (Fnd'l
EVENING. Dec. Il. ut O'Clock. Tickets to be had
the door The Chouse. will be well sustained by Il.
and effective Orche.irs. q az II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

~ Chelsea Lycenm.-The members are u
formed that the Reading Rooms Of the Society No J
Ninth Avenue will he opened this tFriday) eyeIng Al
s'clock Gh an address from ths President, s. TdI
nor n II dlT IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

~ Fsr ar abs,rac, Of the Reporl OF the Secretary
OF the Navy Committees of the Senate and addition
all Of me House, Notices Of New Books, Georgia vs.
New-York, Oysters, &C., &c, see First Page
IT For aa account of an Industrial Association ga
the plan OF Fourier Scientific Exchanges f0e'" "
CIRCUS, &C. see Last Psge.
~ For Ctr Intelligence see nex1 Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

u Hedicfnes OF the Kses, esuaiity-ApProYsi
Popular Remedies Leeches English and French Peflr
cry, Soaps, Brushes, &c, for sale by
J. a. |. CODDINGT0N Druggists,
dl3 mis' 227 hudson corner of Spripy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

~ The Second Annual Ball Of the USIosisr'
ASSOCIATIONS will be given this evening al Gothic
Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

~ A dsserter from the Army, named John FL
lot. was arrested at Baltimore on Wednesday and
considerable amount OF counterfeit money fOand
in his rns.ession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

u Rnzors of superior sSiades set IN pin
bu, substantial handles Il 81 eoch sold at the Mage IL
zar Strop snnfactory. lle WlllIam.st. Cd ais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

4 Notice A comp cue analytic and prae'iell'
progressive system of Written Copies. with omisce =
for the easy attainment Of correct aad beaul
" writing for sale at 236 B-o-Jwav. ~ oil II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

" A Notice of the Lecture of Dr. SPARKS Is
II type but is crowded cut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17
: Rope TotnI .N6.Iiusnce Relief =,

Il Rope Totni abstinence Seiict ea'
ciety.rne regular mestiUg OF this Soc'ety VIII he rel
AT Columbian Hal 2o3 Grand Forsl tn This Fr.
day) Evening at o'clock. As usual. several cog!sn9
will addrsss meeting. who thcm elves reformed FROG
habits ii inlrmpersucc thus cndcsvorug TO rrouo,
tn. brst interest Of their fellow-creatufes.
The public, and ladies IN particular. are respcotagh
yit,d 10 attend JAMES COON Fre,lde1t
Tuo. N WoopRtrF Sprrv dl1 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17
CHEAPEs CAsE1 TAILOR VET.
L.,

- y ttcE W E1asttu, -'O' L NHd'uah s4ud4 g e"'
OF Chatham street. makes Clothes order in the neat
style 10 per cheaper than The cheapest cash
Tailor il this city good ut in all eaass warranted
40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17
II The New orK ,,h.niN Temperate

ttFutf UEFHt lNFs"N ItEFt"iI ~ ''7', -''1f
the Rev Mr. Rurcha d, Church cor. 81 Thompson %
Hoa<ton streets this evenns, Friday Dec l1ih, II "A
past o'clock number OF re. emily reformed lreb'a.s
are expected the relate their eXpcrIcn . We hope ID
friends OF Temperance will invite the incorporate ioS
tend thu. meeting with then al thus help 10 reelim III
moor drunk ard aid aid his suffering wf, sud destua
children. A. W. GUFF, PresieuL
c. Z. SMLEN. SecretAry clI "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

~ The interest due BY Pennsylvania Oh the
lst of February next viii be 100000 The
Treasurer states that the available funds in the
Treasury at tna, time viii be re rly ss5o,OOO, SO
that no port IN of the loan will be required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

70 Lewis Clark, who vas arrested for the
5asrder OF Mary McAliste1, has been discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

" \ young girl named Sarah Watkins died
suddenly at Baltimore on Tuesday. from Inc effects
of poison-whether administered by herself or
mother the Coroner's Jury could not determine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

NEw-YoRK STATE CANALs.--Ihe following
statement OF the aggregate amount OF Tolls col
lected on the New-York Canals in each year since
they were opened, will be read with JOY by every
friend of Internal Improvement. Read ii, friends
10 the prophets OF evil, the preachers of STATE
Bankruptcy, Reputation and swindling, and lei
L. L1.,h u, ,hn rccn nitnlntinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

e The President has recognized JoHs J. Oks
Nosp as Consul General Of His Holiness the Pope
to reside at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

Y VI. Hulse, l23 ssrand.st. near Broadway
conf rmIy with his annual prsc viii offer hs DE
Of Dry Goods tail the lt Of January, A.
has heen bought great bargains
be had % hand, SILKS, Merinnes. Mou,elIn de Lanes
iinghans Cacoes Flanzels, Muslin and every art,se
u.ually kept by the craft az ala ?w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

II Public Meeting The Wig Electors VI 10,
Thirteenth ard nrc requested meet Oh MONON
EVENING Dec 20lh. 81 O'Clock. at No Shef,if - :,
accep, the Districts ,ec,tou Of General Coma,tee ne:
aud elect one Delegate from The Ward each OF the Ger
eral Committees an 10 transact such other 0ssiRess
may be fccmcs necessary
Ry -rder Of the Wsrd Commiuee
OBADIAH NEWCOMB, Chairman, pro tea,
JOuN l. SnNRrF Secretary d. 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

II PEAsE's HoARHouSp CANDY We learn that one
hou.an dollars worth ofths Candy is resiled by Mr. u
W RoIdins in Boston, who is Agent for reaTe con
There !, no remedy that We know this market which
nos,esscs the medical of this Invaluable Candy
Tor the curs OF Colds Coughs in those numerous DIS
eases tending TO Consumption IL IS used by tho clergy
administered by the Doctors and sucked by The Lawyers
Sold vt - Division street, 10 Aston House, ITO Broadway
and 4S AssaI- street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

II Daniel s Coils of 10 Sixth Avenue testihes that
he nine months since, thrown upon the cutb-sone
he the force of an engine passing rapidly the side
walk winch cause. IA serious wound upon his tngi. FOR
eieh months he was severely affected IN his WALK h"a
tried different applications but all done no good imam
nation a,s increa,nr rapidly when called upon Fer
ris ell. Avenm" and bought one OF Daily
Magical Pam Ex Before he bad used OF BOY no
was atirely cured FERRIS o"EN'
Sold AZ above. Principal Office, Il Maiden-isne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

BowERY ANPmrHEArRs.-The splendid bill of new
perform, announced last evening drew we ontcl
psied a tremendous audience Scarcely vacant seat
could found any portion Of the building, and never
the whole audience they witnessed the and
rapid succession of bold, daring and graceful pen
auces enacted here The same brilliant entertainments
are 10 be repeated Thu, evsrlrg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

e man named William Smith left his home
At Henrietta on the lIth ult for Rochester and has
not since been heard from 1t Is feared he has
,cen murdered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

II sur;onts, SIoui1s. .-c.-A large assortment
of beaver ed msd Cloths, for curtouts md WINTER
Frocks Also, Clolk Cloths received and i'll be made
up 10 order al the En- Dorinn OF Cheap Garm uts,
such prices as must offer Inducements 10 purcbssers
ne style and finish Of garments viii be found 10 COM
port with any 1or.e in the trade.
WIN T. JENNINGS, rs Broadway, American Hotel
good assortment of the above Garments con- tantly
hand. CO ma imis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

U.et"s+N N. lSil.
Rt'Olred, That the Democratic wnis Electo,s Of Il
City OF New York be rscos mcn5cd TO NEE, n hsi, p,
peeve Wards a, the foilo> ing place., oa Non ,v e.
ming, 2ots December instant, hap--,7 O'clock =,
lee, 1--WE Delegates from each Ware. TO coz 5so he n,
aocra,ic Wing General COMMITTEE for The -tuis,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

Leecbes-Lt eches -Ju.t received a lot Of health
Leeches. gooa SIZE a-d apply quick For sale oy ~
bandr, or dozen aPplei. by DAVID SaNpS O. =
ipo,h carries and Chemists ~ East Broadway, corner
Market street dC II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

The REvEsuE OF KEsTUcKY.-From the Re
port of the Commissioners for lS4l appears that
the Revenue Of the State Of Kentucky dervable
from tho various sources Of taxation has amounted
to $3.50 356 IT, being an increase overthat Of last
year, of :la4 ,oo2 -, resulting from further tax
of % cents, imposed last year. The value Of the
taxable property of the State i, returned at S263,
945, GAG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

CorGH= ASs CoLDs-Vte are, cert iiny, conierrng
favor upon all no troubled ith coughs and Diseases
of the wind pipe. when call their attention to the at-
verliseme0t Of Gov. RTs BALN or LIFE which Will no
found IN another column. 1. remarkable fact that
some OF our popular Ply scians have given ,hs me-
icn, their decided approval the recp, has been sub
med 70 them. raat has performed some astonishing
cures there can BE- no doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

Close oF RaME.-rhl, Is the last day but one Of hf
exhibition ef this p!endid Panorams The Rotundi VII
10 bril- ianlly Illuminated tins and evenings
when the usual explanations viii be given after which
i will positIyely be removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

u District Necti"y--1 THIRTEENTH WARE
The Democratic Nhic Electors Of this ard arc re- s
ed to meet ThIS isr'day) EVENING Dec. liza al,
o'clock fll'ows
First District, al asa Ouderdouk corner Of Grand IT
Clinton streets
SecooI Taird and Fourth, tao Tippecanoe Hsusc 81
Shefiti-strsct,
For the surposc OF EIscurg Ward Committee 81
Eight Delegates represent Ihis Ward IA the Geusr,
Committees. dl1 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

q We are reminded BY the wet weather that
we ought 10 notice the comforta5leuess of s C.
Smith & Sous Sheet India Rubber oycr-Shoe'-
They protect the feet completely from damPue's'
and at the same time have not the clumsy appear
snce and weight Of the common rubber shoe
Messrs Smith. we believe, we're the first to intro
duce thi. improvement of using the rubber IN
sheets. which gives the shoe a neat appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

Il Hoxes lIyge tore"Yu-d aidy IS beeOn ng al
the rage ard Will soon be in eyerybodys mouth and no
xonGer il J. : delicious.
Bny it at 1872 Broadway Howard. snd Of Peter
Palmer Broadway and Second street, aad all
vour hoarsencss. colds. coughs DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23
uANew wing Journal n. Washington

City--The undersigned have been induced by feeen
events to commence the publication Of Wing Jour
nal at the OF Government The scheme has been
stimulated into nmeaate deyelopement by the extflor.
dnary detection ITO harsher term Of portion OF
the Whz party, end by the general feeling o. indignation
which /, manfesteh IN all directions at the mischeVou'
ana f-atcda purposes of few ambitious selfish poi
Itcaas no aim 10 destroy tie fruits OF tie sorioussr
gle Of 1910.
We shall the Wing Standard, and do bsttls
be-. OF abilities, for the Integrity Of the gret
Waig party and the consumlatioR Of all the Reforms
contendsd the last We .ca 20 for such an
administration OF public affairs will the generous
confidence, and fulfil the patriotic expectations OF the
American People and II tbs furherance OF objects
shall dedicate the experience Of many years and
zeal for he great cause which hs yicssitudes Of time
nave degree abaied.
Prnmpted this task by the advice Of II.
Wing. all quarter shall expect jealous cs-oper
alton plan the part Of Of Congress
Others.
The subscription price Of the paper (Which is to be
weekly N the recess, and thrice week during
session Of Congress) will be Five Dollas per annum
yaraby n advance. JOHN II PLEAS ANTS.
sept. T. l:4l. o22 JOHN :. GALLAGHER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

"REMINISCENCES OF a RciSED GsSERATIo.: By D.StEi.
4. CLAES, Author Of Cogniac Club New-iofk
Dayton & SaNton-
This little volume, dedicated to the Washington
Temperance Associations. is simple record OF
facts coming within the observation of the writer
showing the pernicioqs, fatal, horrible effect, of
Intoxicating Liquors. The lives Of persons whe
attached to the destroying poison rapidly
traced from their morning Of promise their pre-
mature and miserable deaths. This little work
cannot fail to stay the downward course Of any
truly moderate drinker, and we trust it viii be
widely disseminated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

BExSEY \. CRAWFORD, of New Orleans, to be
Judge of the Unted States for the District Of
Louisiana, in the place of Theodore Fl. McLalcr,
deceased.
JosgrH S. SANCHEZ TO be Marshal of the Uni
ted State for the Eastern District OF Florida
RcaPPointcd.
Thomas CLAIBORNE to be Marshal of the Uni
Ted State. for the Middle District OF Tennessee, in
the place OF S. g. Marshall.
A>DREw PALMER, to be Postmaster at Toledo
in the State OF Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

A FATAL ACCIDENT While the family of DR..
Alfred Moore of Huntsville, Ala, were returning
in his carriage TO their residence a few evenings
since. large limb fell from tree, which killed a
daughter of DR.. Moore, together with the driver.
The driver was struck on me back of the head
They ooth lived till the next morning. 1t Is a
singular fact that there va. no other tree within
several hundred yards OF the place. and no wind
stirring. Ms. Moore and Mrs Neal, with other
members Of the family, were in the carriage at tn
time. The horses ran OF, bat fortunately stopped
IN field near by, when Mrs. Moore unhitched
them, and hastily rode lie Capt ~ Devis's, three.
quarters Of mile distant, for assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23
LAWYERS DIARY. October %.

C.LrxpAR OF Crscrlr Cou'r-This DAy-l5s' l29 lfN
14i 1874. 49, 49, ISL, l55 49, l5s 10 100, 6 I6a,
l63 1885,; 1871 IDS los, l67 los log. 10, III H. i7i,
Us, 10. ~.
CALrxpAk or SUPERIOR CouEr-This Da--77, g. l99,
IS ls A. a. S. E, 90 l2a la3 lai t. Ol $50 Isl 5a,
l53 l5i, I55 81 1875 lis 49, 20, 30 2f lss, lis, lie
iua 10 Ii ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23
7n.nnn nnIr.~J0yFs'S OIL Of CORAL
THE NEW WORLD

Comes a,.ain in It's weekly rounds bcloreits anAiou'Y
expcctan readers reghisd with its usual choice var
ETY.. full ofin,srest instruction and amusem'nt-a'"
be seen by the table OF
CONTENT. ron ocroBEH %.
|. DrrrSor or GEs PvrSA, against the charges Of
cowarhice and incapacity as soldier and comnaA'
der By Hon. Daniel Webster
H. Tim lrALlAv PARRicIpEs. An authentic history 81
the death OF Gacom, and Beatrice Cenc and LucFs
tia P.trania Cenci their stcpmoticr, for the mur!a
ofF.mcesco Cenci, who were cNecutedin RomeoR@
nth Of September 1853 during the Pondcaio Of We
mon, VII. Translated Tor the New World ron me.
tied manuscripts by B. H. Benjamin
III. TUE IIF.ru.BELL or HuNrLEY. An original lac
of Scottish Rebellion, by Miss Isabella MaciaFane
". Ttr ApMIn,l', DaUGurEn. Four additional chap
tsrs IN continuation.
V Disui>', 50 soNG,, with an engraving.
VI. Tn Livery or or LoNDoV. humorous aru''
from Cruickshank's Omnibus, with three eomlc@
illustrations
VII EXTRACT OF sre>ioN the abuse aud Per'er''''
the Press Preached in the Duane street Churca
in this city sunday, Octl7 By the Rev. Dr. Porn
vii OuG Morro ANp rrs AcTuoH-a leading edioHA
and explanatory article.
Y THsArnrc,L A>p Mv,rcAL CRr'cHM', Editorials
Intelligence. Patchwork Poetry, So sc. filling 'e'@
raj columns -,
TEaM.-S8 year, in advance 81 cents single All
new subscribers from the commencement Of the 81
arged Quarto Edition. will be presented with the h"
volume Of CnAnLt' oNlALLEY, gratis. subscnPaol'
solicited at the Office OF publication, 30 Ann street. AM
by the regular Agents in all the cities.
o2a2t J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

u Thn winter session Of the White Plains Academy
will commence the let vember. This institution wa,
established about eight years ago by IL present principal
Mr.. S-inburae and has ,l~ays sustained high rep Ia
ton. We know that pains expense have beer
spared providing every thing deemed necessary
foE the pupils We refer readers the advertisement
in another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23


u FrAcH OKcsAsD Coat q, seven DoI,,, -,
all The dsavr. enarsing Eight and s. 90 m.I,''
| material dilc sucr, aE1 economist would h.,.'
moment IN rs caoicc. Bat xaen his pre- lou. M.
stake be ri suander dollar after dolllr for al tie ~
les, trsSn nc hear, OF instead Of eoIng where /,
remedy for i-w snilIiurs ha, !, care bin -.
are DR.. sherman LoE engcs ticy cure the most e.ss
cold. or coug = IN lew nours-eiye ininedis -,
whoep.u- cough as;hms, 'nd ugh aes' cf the che., 49,
-,.,1r- the con,umpuYe To heath sooner ,.sn arv o.
,.,I,lus Tksy re rvc the most distracted ,rs9.es.
palp,tauon OF heart IN lfss 'hsa ten minutes, s,
buri IL three inmates, AID tsVcr SDi ague from o.,
three DAYS he Doctor does not esFe al these -
with on- LczeHgo, bat sa' various A'ds for Offer,
.,,ni,iot. ana .bey are all only good bat e1e.1
r. rpfv Indicated Lozelge Warehouse IN Amerg,,
Al log Na,-=u.,trest Agents are Al i, Bovey = E
Broadway 81 Blocker STREET. ~ HGisou-stSet a.
Ku.htou Il As2invs's three stores anu Mrs H.yt, Ia
Fulton street. Brooklyn
,yIfnl psopls felix the same Of duty sSprseeSs
VIZ R-,n,ld, CONSCIENTIOUS gentleman OF Inc ass,s
re.p-ctabtv liyag the corner OF IRrys- aud Dan,
cy streets they m.ss, do much good N The World y
X VA, for scIrs cripple win linos very muca sFca
and cords contracted. uuuI he could not Nak He J.,
,on cntir,ly recovered b, the of remedy ths,
not fec ris k.ep :5om th- p13Hc though hem
whatever 10 allowing sis nanie 20 ;"oriA 4
ccpt Inc rciici OF human ring tic mas pea es't
entirely ant by "a" OF the Nerve ana Bone Lia=s.
HeScss sold At y Maiden lane. ltis sel'om hat ~
of IN, standing properly vail core out ~ e 10,
favor OF article. and honor him the more for L
particularly u mere SIRE ~ milS W., S''' q
cFed' Cor >ach testimony ~ His ehSoles nc ext 'Na
any sense discriminate tween the COCO anu NssA
- - 80 - - ,.
~. 49,, ~, ,h'cn .B.aI,'s H.I,S
US - -, ca;.-rl e, The pubi,c The nron,.,,
49,. nov, npnl,inc the article on the above Ori,,,l
T-rHs' 10 upward, OF 500 persons IAey farther CO
- enlur GOA rlci Win ANY party 70 store the He
under th- penalty oi 4Iorielt q! from VIZ 10 FIVE
HUNDRED COLLARS 'aiI parry eeiuS bound
Ike sum he PAID when me iialr ! restored They As,
crr The article fjr sale for INC bench. 81 so- WAC pre-
krto spp. themselves - NJ IS per jar aud 81 per be-.
tie
Nh II the above are not sufficient proofs persona
rcererc viii b5 gwen lu >ohc oi our hfs. ciuzens 90
nave h;I lhsir Han: restored
The cfice OF the progr:etor' IS No o. dif,t CIV
Il n ~iros~, corner OF Pine nno roarln -, iFs
A-.ut, for Phldelphla ciiF nnd county o>J j.
UFin,pIc-. Biotcac.. Eruption on the t>ee Ssr,
burn sc. are cured hy nat r,.tpg OF - J" hRx'm
called Jones lndan b"n'. eF " d. VIZ sa'.us I-s'
h.a rhts'cl1n- h1"'r", "-N' :, 4" ms 800,
whom arc l. Power Hr' CT o'ooAfH - penu''i
bro,d"'y ny w. - ''a'nail sfe'' ~ o. p'se "
get II nutc Al 80 '- - e'"t>' Nsoy's .S =, ~
io' DviSi N st also ''' -IIon->t' p'V'N''" ~
~. whit. Tcrti-IT ny advertisements ~.
,,,,, -, 49,. ,i,,, k., an ,ri,cle for sa.e vhcA ~
commend ei itfellFe, no pul,ns ~ ~ ',b .' avn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23
New work by K. II. Dana, Jr.
The seumun's Friend ContainiDz-


PART /. plain Treatise Practical SeaEsnshp' VI"
engraved illustrations. and full Dictionary o.
sea Terms.
Par H. cu.rons and U,sges Of the Merehan, ser'e'
relating to tn ofice of the Ma,ter, Chief az
second and third aate,, Carpenter, Cook az"
and ordinary se4nen, 81. &c
PA1r III Laws relating the practical duties Of H'''
aad Mariner. BY the author of Two is-
Before the Mast Vol. limo.
THE YOUNG CHOIR: or School SINGING BOOK %
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PUNISHMENT er CKlMs-An English writer
we'll acquainted with human nature, and prompted
BY phauh ror,c spirit which rebounds To his
eternal honor has devised the following method of
nn citing penalties for rogucry, which, if adopted,
will doubtless prove ciiectual, and should be con
sidered BY our L"gis AZURE wiki the attention
winch the importance of the subject demands;
A scale of musical infections might easily be
graduated according 10 the varying enormity OF
Offences. The newspaper wits would call them
sound corrections, but never mind the newspaper
wits; the thing would answer, depend upon i.
For murder would huv- concert for life, or a
perpetual oratoro for homicide, ten years, per
han, of the Italian opera for highway robbery, -
musical festival or two if there should be agra
waiting circumstances shoPhtiog and picking OF
pockets might be punished with certain Number
of ,ines on barccl-organ Or ducimer, at the dis
erection Of the Court; u'ury might appropriately be-
restrained BY the Jews harp; housebreaker' by the
dread of being sent TO the house robbed, and kept
chained to the leg of piano-orie unit the mu-
steal education OF tho young ladies' OF the house Is
cornpleied trcason-what should we have for
that II have 1.-THE traitor, ii male, ! would
marry him to Primn Donna ii a female would
give her Il husband like Paganini.