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New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

- 2S'kAN&Y PiYFEEGN-Trains leave brooklyn at
III htEpast A. NJ, hali-pu- ana half past 7 NJ
Returning leave Pavilion a and quar;erpss
for will fad d, Watering Place
fo and of residence with the elegance aud refine
Of the prncey establishment Continent Europe
aul2 n
SARATOGA WAFER from the Iodine Sprnr.The 10
- DINE SPRING Iodine and Carbonate of
iagnca than other fountain consequently the powerful
aud ap,cn 1t highly charged with Carbonc Gass
which renders pungent and dcl's sktul drink
A.. A KELLOGG, Owner, Saratoga Spa.
Sold at wholesale and retail Ncwi i-rk by A. b. D. Sands
druggists - and 100 Fulton retail by David Sands Co II
East roadway X Chiffon, 63 Broadway; Mhla ISL Broadway
SlOcum of Broadway and Chamerst; SoGal and Del
uc 55I Park Row RushOn ispnwal ST Wilam
M Minor 1913 roadway Hart 27s Broadway Ring bil Broadway
Dod9 Gt Broadway Coggea 2l lcurl ST. Bhnge Rosenn
e I'll Bl-cckcr HILL OS Gcenwc-st Jennings Bennett 6c
Gfecnwic Burger 81 Cofand, kotIon so East Bro adway
IL Ill
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AND USEFUL e: ENTKEPRIsE

I WFVR
1 by - BASSFQRD-THE CLTJfiN.-Tal the name selected
fo completed IN eah snd
No lis Fuionreet extending through 10 Ann IN Whch II M
TINS great emporium
beak dinners and suPpers IN ine most
snd At TIE whole establishment M be hnier
immediate well known 3 b. hc' orerJ
proprietor Holt. Hotel 1t is designed TO pocu he 'h- cen
cacie. the choicest aho coAs
and walters the ssd AIRY As also
parties enjoy somiori hagire ample room besides az OPP
portuu Of eras nearly all published III the nj
ed Ss,e and ia many oreiga countries As ih-u.ans are IN the
hab, obtaining their meals eating houses may tiy nn N so
ici,ed 10 favor This single call Ia eist for @
purpose deciding themselves whether or not re c
patronage: % IN
DLUE sMALTs.-aO casks F F L, and + t.f T. Eng
ID sh Blue Snalts just received and for sale ey
iy9 PERSSE bkOohs, 81 Liberty-si'
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rs, Foe sALE-or exchange Tor productive City Proper
Farm of 81 situated Huntingdon Township, l.
miles from Nortport from "hch steamboat plies 10 ane
n Good buildings, good
For full particulars inquire of w WOOD II vngtons,raet
Aya VALUABLE PROPERTY F0ls SALE
cS "a good aud improved Farm ~Lin D miles OF
H.- Ciiy-Tno Lot M ia Aen street with the substantial
building, by SO! feet deep containing
nr,t aud belts! e-u burr
Flour Spice Mills and Saving Maching a good con
protaby employed For further PARTICULAR. inquire 81 the
sutscrihrr nj DeIancy-s' an3 lw' JC. STANLEY.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17
DETys.a p1DvxTRUCTAnlE sVOyE-Co

DETTSA ESDgS STstLCTAHLE SSlI-Con-
ID nclsd upon sHe principles hG; tue following advantages
secured, VIZ The posed mary from the fire,
ce, ht f three leng fppe) hence IT.
ame ~ largest snls Ioased upon s,'
f.c.y without they be before hre, or -
Revolving 81. Tbs prcecne will he flrnaed for sl1o
cali of 100 and q! 2O ls we:it beside Joiri
s an OF ' tat fowls. vii be cooked "i'h
the epicurean ncci such iha ceSrae
paldn-s and pies ic baked Tor teert; All tien
hundred loayos bred viii b. b7kod the r VI veil s
c4n Brick oVcn ith The econoav II use Ai "f
tho wall be done with c>> than cor worth oi fuel
God or coal.
The following Recommendations tell part ti the >to Mr
, has months 1t the tlsoH !ioe
saws dare tell hafl could 80 si IL for II Should Go9oi;
.oul my word 9TH ke cool hitchen val be 'ccn
al oncc wasted All the heat
do cooking, il you ~ist i -
We been using ett Stove Board The roE duns the
past cheerfuy recommend a the best ae Tor
king bosr sf -eamho Is.
CHARLES VI. ROBBERS Steward OF Steamboat Troy
ROBERT MACY Captain.
c. II. TAPPEN AGENT
jcar OF h S,oves Il IN long sY
inches vide that used to do ih iwo oi NJ Snt @fel-
long, 10 mach . WI les thar one-
eurth part OF the fuel. CLiNloN ho4ht..
~ B-Tabe oud OFFS building IL the rear OF MI
V-u Aukeshs Batter 2I4 Washington street
keepers o Public Houses kefecior
prophet all Beats, If tay Will not a 50
take shop where - o'es may be
and their Importance apprrcIaiec- s.o IN
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17
ENrSa as.:.sGH .L..'Vss.

hEALLRS aFtcc be d.cevc II You would retain
~ supply them ~fh he article which ack9o"
hy no ha tried rratli
VI, Clolh makers rurpo.ci marked A. hacv-I
been cqu5d for heauy q" nrpcavance hrae-> and durability
vhlc ii C til. -h cl fror ~ AZ per yard
warranted esey respect M equal and generally much better
the Cloth made the ordinary ao w',h the small old
fashioned machinery pooi hand cf 1he vaf'ou
qi1l-~ HORACE II. Da!, SC-re>sort- Koxluy l. K; Co.,
an2 IN NanI.n
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
sEyTeJR WHITING g. LINUS PaATT,

SEYMOUK WHITING woul4 respectfully insoc his friends and
> the public that he s. old stsnd SO 90 M
Broadway and having associated hso.i partnership Nth i'f
LINUS PtA RI they ready all need the pro
TIE p-hc nay m in
profession Will performed approved a F
fetal Teeth freq full iLseef IN The most h
ner an an - yor terms a. a. any s1ce. Whole sis N
old pherc t- approved
olan which obtgn.a the pre;ian Fair Of the Aeh %
, Ia. yenr and a. Ell a. this city Ie'th plugged
sh rof N: foil ID. cement circumstance. may require
Nerves OF destroyed without pain anu III s' c' tz
Tooth sfecualy preserved by hlia<.
An in6,ible cure for ToOthaehs
r. ;essr WETffi PRATT WIZ instruct one or two youaS
- ~ =! - -. or r.oti,try on reasonable
i4sH ~ '"e Az " ~ REFERESCES
IT,: t,,,or Chancellor Wowora Prof VIA. Tully NJ q.
V r Torb " D. Springs Rev. Nathaniel Pratt Georgia
VI. Il Minor NJ. y ~ yorL Samuel C. EIls N. D.
Jared Iinsler Is. d. Rev. Henrr 6. LUDLOW.
pTof Bea. ti,maD W. D. Ii ID Wa. R7ke.nan, st. D
r,cr Jeoslha1 hnign- d. ID. Joha Miller, IL D.
r,,f Shepard " n Rrovn ID. l2,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

COLOR STORE.
fFOfSE, SIGN AND ORNAHESTAi PAINTING. imitation oF
Wood Marb & Paints. ias,. Brushes, whole
and ret, 5. ScHoONNAKER No Chatham Square
Of East Broadway, NewYork J.l-Sa4
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

btY'$ IMPROVED ass&Et s:s EIst. o. IN
> SHOES-5ctJ ;.ilr Ladies naG Gcrtcneu rr u'c. In
wpcTs truly elegant sho, made the krli
ported from South Amerc, het exceedingly elastic, the
shoe ai it~.ftn every width of foot softer ih" trAeh
KID fac approved Bro-wsy honN. Tbs
os leather A beJSeeu rubber joined
gtsr securely he perfectly proof These Shos have
bcen thoroughly past and efa satisfaction
Every pair warranted not to coupno.c pper, from
tie oe The trade iyied e>c and cene al
ni,J Ruhher shoes order s the Il trade
HORACE H. DAY. SUc.esser ItoNhury l. Co.
II. VI. -l,nn
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17
,CNtTGIL HEARDS

;ttfsti l. Et4A!tb bt~
s.EEssUSE IN @Ef. WING; be TIE use o! CI!tPAfi$'>
NZOt >fEOf. ~tfl -hch kcrP
hs razor m eccl olcr. whether iaad rcscn
for leas hsrp~-s propere- With
rh r1c Hone the " the Ordinary hons and
/; 90 Il - Jnt 81 - sccordn. aud outward hn,h
The peI.c:n. part - the 81 So
CHAPMtN, iJ2 N.lnrs.
N D. Tho performing part Of . Nar-auted to b.
superior n best eac nd TIC money returned
! tae di'.,tishef IN
u s.FI1sATs- f..-Reader: y4u trosbei with
o. II n on may the .FiGne Of 81 by Dir
Jane, NcDonai> IEercuau E. arocald confident the Doc
tor Of efficacy Of his meas taa If after far trial 1t fails 10
cure the money For the Dug>tor- OF q
WAITE Csnslsest Price ~ PEI bOle. Numerous
certificates from Of our respectable cnzen-
B-A bea! dcount made those ~no purchase e aEain
y2i
DIPeR 11sNCFXUCUaEgss' ASO COMMISSION
Papers all their made auy 90
liz, fgest Book paper aie
pr-e. the mil OF Nesrs.
A. W. Curtis near Boston and ". Curtis Beylc ~
and from having the best Of machinery
All orders thankfully r1s'ri anu prom t!Y executed.
su76 EDWARD CURTIS Agent
L;SsNUB AND tii0KgC&N PAPEE, HANG
INGS and Borders. or ic cheap, usd States Paper
New York Rooms papesod in the u-,t manner
aui - JOSHUA BROWN ca C'aa--frer
CEEATsIEN:. CGPPEs:-iOo EHgIii sh' 'tn''F
- Sheaihing Copper. fiom "a 10 y for sai- by =,
auG CRIME LII, MlNTCRN Il Co. &C scum ~
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GREAT aTTRacysON,,,
EONG ISLAND gsAgz.-

--s sItisss ss ss= 49, EOA D-rha a-a'n4 aaan tl,.
-f-,1 road leave BROOKLYN Al hnf p.
-----~------t VI half past and hail past
NJ for kc several villages the nc "heG convey
readiness to convey the
the Boy and0 Ocean.
The return A. ~ ard quarter past r ST.. aud hn
~ from Jemnca aorr. and die the Marine
Pavilion Rockaway other places
tn" same evening TO towr ault
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

fR0 IMPORTING E2StsGS -zNO ~ ESEERN
Z AND SOUTHERN MEkClIANTS-Ton thousand oi
Fancy Eau de Cologne Almond Mile
heur Soap all the market, bside Windsor and other
sorted he purchaed half ugl prices, for cash,
me WRIGHT Il cos ~ Chathancei who sole Agents
for the French Ncated America which Soap o Scd by
ali the Ply Paris OF extraordinary dis
medical science ksown the world or all outward
&C. for which Agents wanted throughout the Union for the sale
oft III
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17
s. nn.srs. HeOY- AND -saDEs.-Look aat

E;sNssa :S:~ heap Shoe ana Ga.er Boot store,
ga Parerv Wtc- an! tlestr fare
be hid adies ciie' shoes and Cater Boot
q.,t y,rere .lie.' Gairr> 81 = - y3l la
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17
KN!.l.i!D tiERAfAN %iLFEE.


GAMES c. OfFtrF l2 Princeigect, Wooster would
:! .culr; Hardware Dealers and Sunufscurc:s
superior Of German silver, t e Tor sale Soe
ot al thckuc, snd warlnts cGua 10 cler
Foreign Domestic. iur color And scinesS a-4-u
s,YG.,S. SCOss>S. 25ii Gl.EEC Mix STREET,
= o Stoves t1 wood coa uilr FOX .g
Also sale, Ii al ani aslor o tbs latest
patterns ehe.p for casa
Julbins sdore Il the shortest
Al orders thankfully rcceiveG puuciusy attended
au If GEO UtkRlS. .5'5 Blcccher street.
SADDE.EEsN s..&3sI,W GssV, COACH TRlMMlNtiS
= &c-IRe subscriber Hing ery favorable g"ne
of Goods above nr consisting OF Plated
Brass rnned Bats; iiam- and Buckles osssns ld
lamps Coach Binl- Axl Springs Steps,
Boot Top Leather, &c Nc- JOHN t. - MINERS,
au7 l~isswos l30 Wl.er-,trce.
sessSY6 E:Sks.f;zNs: >k&SN E.-iho >4escriorl
~ will vessels the rCSoa G2cE Dock Stone
Is ccu:s per ton aI Marble Banding per
States friSon, hiaual Pleasant, Jane 9. II IL
iei2 tm nj SEYMOUR AeeHt
JSIgN NAksWseA,
;NOiD and Silver Rei@ ayer aud Snse No Is John street
N A>>yiag and Melting done the shortest notice od Gold
washiugs and old shrul hOachL jee3m
ssXa XaENWIeEs P0TVtrX,
3Sl EtghIecutt-sirGet.
rsNHE subscriber respectfully
manufacture tho following aFc clcrs for sale
reasonable Ier.as, w
Stone Ware Esrthern Ware Furnaces Chimney
Stove Tubes Tile, GeSaiouse d., Brick Druggist aud
Chemical Ware, &c. &c
Stove I.nings made any pattern and n short notice
ie2-3m WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17


MERCHANT TAILOR,
nd Cloie No o. Rowefy three doors above fe'ier-strec
Cloths camee Vc.ing which will be made in the bes! style
the shortest aal the .asonabe el5
an EAFTEfsa' pTUs5a-A good asortnont constant,
e. ard errmey tor prices 'r IIat Manufacturers
sea; S''H'sa up sia'fs '''a % CAL s.s D1vESPoHT
81 ssaRrNSs Ass5s;,N.-Hi:0wN < Co 5 onequa
81 price Hat ~ Chatham square.
surprising besuy style ofinish sold booo
Tor he price Ia presenting these Hats the public h
oPreor think they have reached the utmatnm Of beauty DUR
b chcap,c and comfort tic All sales Tor cash
Incurred by bod. m-93n'
"a ss'HENsr EsAgasoN.-cAo:p Cash Store, No -
81 ChathAn,.- (orpo>.te Eose'eist) WILLIAM BROWNS
nent Of Cloth and Velvet Cap Of sySfy W is nna lies po
tail a, die lowest prices. os2,;ra
g eAsuiosta''s LET - : : rsTtnlrsl'arsr, srH
GSe No 2-a' Grand N"~-Ynrh. ma) 3o'
"a CHARLES WATSON,
HAT cAr AXD FUR MA%UFAclo
%>'e' l54 Chath ham-,trret. and ldo Re"ery. au3u
q No. 1ai ss8VEssy (, decledy the best establish
men New iofk get bargains N the Boot mud Shoe line
-s IsSr, Boz and Chlrop Boots, Sh.e' and 'a,,er' in M
tf l 'res & M 9 y no " te ra @ s.Sooeo[ g s' & conn al
N2 S1LlAH AGATE III Bo~ery.
EREHCM ROOFS AND sr1on-, Of superior
article psr by .c French
~' be aecourIno lated by -lrns On HENRY cENTLNRE,
y c-r,. made Boots on hand and for sale. nu3 In
a Hn1rs. Be0Ta AND -saoF:s.-look aaa
r,ai tina c'! = IA 'hii: s'i1iTr dfGiy ~ %"3p;e 'ne
- aud Shoe N,seHn Great good aud eir!aHd Of hs
d thousand pair of i.nlbc ash dnraLa ioal- ani Shoes
niatct -ali i Ao wish lr-e>, boot ever
cod-age NV onGuu aa Phadsiphil fast!on nho
'.oaapoy ard she Roots S'. rleh or
call rhss sit iabl passes Tor The 30" s"-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

FROM THE CAPE O. Coon HorE.-TLe Journal of Com
says, have Cape of Good Hope paper to the lth
81 May
The U. s ships Constellation and Boston still in Sal
d6uha Bay.
The Portuguese SLAYER brig Tweny-fourth of July cap
,ued off Pernambuco the st Of April ard Cape
for adjudication arrived there the morning OF May
llth
The imports of The Cape Ceony during the year ending
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

SPUKROGS SPOONS having been publicly offered for
- sale and Represented made ui Geraa- Silver marked
Dixon JAMES DIXON SONS. Cornih Place, Sheffield hey
articles made
in brass wscncd they consider
due Themselves aud the public generally to guard az such I'M
All wishing purchase Jas Dixon SOM GER
MAN SILVER SPOONS, would do well the mark which
Is J ID. =. j. D1NON SONS.
pcros detected pang Il ee marks e this notice. will
he prosecuted
n B-J d s mark their Britannia Mctrl Spocn p:XoS
au JAMES DINUN y SONS.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

G1aAPEE;. SSN AND Gssies' sE3OrANss.
f5IiE undersigned would uior his friends am the public th he
prepared haIrg with She ahoye materials sh"ri
favorable Reference will hc given o the
buildings the oo.ury for Workmanship Sc Redisgs,
part Of the conny Guter ccr:co and eaderi OF
the above materials rsde anu repaired. at tao
Oil Slnnd. No. 2ni Cnna!.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

Summer oyen9 that subscriber viii Bake sale
Tin Ware always hand Also the A;heno Cooking stove the
ONLY place they lad Ia t.c W. IL. %N EFT M
S0..s4ES ANgs a'E4GTE.sI>' Ms:2@s.
FIRST a; article oi Relied Or ;itcrs Bras, avas
"a found at JAMES e. MOFfHr 2i Prince street. ncar Wooo;
The prices j.teNise superior article o
f,oone,'. Rrgss Ii
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

EDucATIss CoSvEsrIoS.-A Convention mas
baen for some days in session at Richmond, va
for the purpose Of collecting information concern
ing the condition of the various Colleges, Acade-
mics ard Common Schools IN the State, asd OF de-
yising some more efficient means to cherish cuI-
tvated spirit and to promote the interests OF edu-
cation throughout the Old Dominion. It's members
are some Of the Oldest and most judicIou. men IN
the State, and their deliberations are characterized
by sound judgement and an enlightened liberai'y.
Committee on Colleges has urged the claims OF
these institutions upon the Convention, represent
ing that they have not heretofore received tleir
due snare OF aid from the Legislature. The Lite
rary Fund amounting to $50 900 per annum has
been mostly applied TO the University and the FRI
mary Schools, to the neglect of the Colleges and
Academies. The Committee recommend dis-
trbuton of portion of this to these institutions :;
the want Of teachers is especially felt IN Virginia :
and a report was also presented stating that the
Military Institute at Lexington is in highly pros
porous condition and recommending that the Ar
.enal at Richmond be also converted into Mill
rarv School for Cadets.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
He TRIBU N E..
views of the Message.
Correspondence of The Tribune

Correspondence Of The lr'oune' -,
ROCHESTER, De- II, ls4i.
The Message of the President is received among
-. Nth re.I satisfaction. After all the trouble we
have bad abou, the fiscal corporation, we are most
asreeably surprised by being presented with
,rOiei that appears to be well calculated for the
wants of the government and the country. The
people have asked for an institution or system Of
finance ,ha, will facilitate exchanges, and at the
same time assist in Matchmaking the currency. 1t
appear. Ome that the outline of the plan present.
ed will accomplish this two-iold object in manner
That will eventually meet the appreciation of all,
and be of great service to the best interests Of the
country. Something must be done for the various
departments Of trade and industry, and will our
friends il Congress be So foolish sacrifice ev-
cry thing upon the altar Of party spirit, and leave
the currency in it's present lettering condition.
when they have an opp rtunty to de-, ii not all that
has been asked, at least very much! trust not.
Yours truly, MENTOR
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
Poland.
TO The Editors of The Tribune.

~ TIC kGtto's ~ Htc f'tO"e'
Trusting your liberality, take the liberty OF re-
oues,ing YOU, in the name Of my nation, to pub
llsh the following, viz:
In the last sixteen years-since the suppress
sion o: the Polish revoluuon-there have besn
many articles published in the books, pamphlets and
some prominent, newspapers OF this country-wil-
fully misrepresenting history, our Institutions,
the temper and character of our people-as we'll as
the present condition Of our political affairs And
spontaneously hord of imposters have been
s,rolIing throughout the United States under the
name of Poles-basting the character OF the Pei
lish people, by their unworthy conduct.
All this has been the fruit Of the vile intrigues
of de- pots-staiaed with the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
Poland and endeavoring thus, to justify their rob
berry, and induce the world TO believe their asser-
tons that the Poles are not able TO govern them
selves as an independent natioa, and that there Is
no hope that they ever might regain 1t.
These efforts have been, with much zeal, pur
sued, especially in 1939-when England was as
,umiag hostile position against Russa-and also
during the excitement which the euadruple treaty.
concerning the Eastern Affairs caused III France
ami when the French nation presented petition,
thus addressing her King;
Sre-France again reminds Europe OF the
rights Of the Polish nation, which have been so
repeatedly stipulated for by treaties.
To counteract the evil which these vile machi-
nations have caused to the case OF my country,
and TO the character OF its people, have UNDER
taken 10 travel in the United States and lecture on
the subject Of our history late revolution and the
present CONDITION of our affairs.
As l contradict many misrepresentation, which
found their way even in the school-books OF some
most prominent writers of this country their au'
,horties having been structures only on the Polish
history-written by foreigners who were not ac-
auainted with the subject,-or paid by the enemies
Of Poland for their writngs-l therefore state In
advance-that my authorities are Martin Gailus,
WIS wrote in lll0-30; Matthias Cholewa, who
lived il 1894; Kailubek who died in 1923 !;
Bogufol, Dlugosz, Be!ski Stryikowski; Kroner,
the Livy of Poland; Sarbewski, Mechowit. Ozacki,
Htandenstein, Albertrand, Bantke, Naruszewiez,
T. Niemcewiez, and, still living, Joachim Lelewell
Leonard Chodzko and many other. writers and
historians. whose records have never been con-
tested
The auditors who wish the authorities tor my
statement, that the country which once constituted
the Republic of Poland numbers "a ,OOU,oOO OF
inhsbtants-are referred to the Journal dc'
Travaux do Ia Societe Franchise de Statisuque
Universelle," vol. S. p. 1l9; to the Outrage de
NJ. NJ Traugott Golthilp,' Vcigtcl edition dc
1885, and to the writing of Stenislas P!ater ana
Schniuler.
The late revolution | describe as | have seen
the events pas.ing-having been personally en-
gagged in ii, both as Citizen and Soldier.
Your, Respectfully. GASPARD TOCH MAN
Late Major in the Pelish AIay
Ner-York Dec l3, ls4I.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16
whitestown Bank.

To the Editor Of ne Tribune
There is, as it appears TO me, a spirit abroad
,ha, should receive an immediate check Al the
moment when money has become exceedingly scarce
in consequence OF the highly proper course taken
BY the Banks in New York-that OF curtailing their
discounts and thereby reducing the rate OF e1'
change on foreign countries, IN order to keep our
.pecie in tho country-the infamous Herald and
other kindred prints, add to the troubles beyond
measure by publishing the most outrageous false
hoods concerning the SITUATION oil pahKs loca'eo III
different parts of the country.
The Herald of the llth contains a statement
that The Bank of Whitostown had failed. For
tunately this Bank is 100 strong and enjoys the
public confidence in TOO great degree to suner
any verv serious damage in consequence. On
Monday the 9Th Sylvesters Reporter appears with
= report tina, tho same Bank had failed and ADDS
TO il the Silver Creek and the Bank of Coatestown
This whole statement is false; and this Editor,
who undertake TO TO guide the public mind IN such
matters, and who is himself broker-should DC
fowned upon by the entire community. Oniy re-
aect for one monen, upon the outrageoosness OF
this case A dealer in bank-notes sets upa paper
profsssedly TO guide bankers and men OF bss'ness
as to what notes are good and what notes are bad
This man, in time Of general alarm. when all
Banks are viewed with suspicion, publishes no.
tice in his paper that two or three sound banks
have failed. The great mass of bil-holders are
unable to judge whethsr this statement is true or
false but take il for granted that the statement Is
true, and Immediately sell their notes to Sylvester
or some other broker, at suoh price he or they
NAV choose TO give. The mere statement ef such
case is enough. Here the biil-holder is robbed.
TIC Bank seriously injured, and all its dealers COM
PEELED TO paw at time when scarcely dollar is
To be had on any terms.
For my own part, deem it the duty Of every
sound banking institution to compel these men to
prove their assertions true or 10 case Of failure SC
TO do to abide by tie verdict OF g jury.
A MERcHAsr.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

" Ae.rIAsLY D,sArpoiSrEn.-lf there is any one
bn, he royd We hate more than another physs
consequently when sent Us great oo,'le iuil
,he other day with request that VIC should Sve It
trial. We tossed up peDny-head' We should give u
trisl-t. We should three cocS 90
hat, Luck for him the penny fell head upwards whom
face almost as long liberty pole, We venurec
Oh tse ordeal bur instantly TO our great sutP's n
sor,ror, dicovorcd ,hs the physic very pa!aabe
cordial snd have since proved that tits capital thing fo'
provoking az appetite the want Of Which is the only com
plain, ckaneed 10 he troubled wh The nsns OF 'h's
eoneoction is SebriDg's Restorative CoIoih sh'en
fad recommended fer nervous affections and dysPepsIs
and We have dosb, it Is capital rcEedy for eoih ahs
and the o'hsr. In future shall think whie before
We follow our general rule Of throwing all physe 10 inc
dogs. Cs.Y Sunday Times.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

TIE NEw TALE or TUB; AsiADvESTURe IN VERSE.
BYE w n B.yley, Esq. with Illustrations after de-
sgns by Lieut. J. s. Cotton, engraved on Wool by }.
}. Butler. York, Wiley & Putnam.
This is certainly one of the most amusing and in
genious pieces of verse published for long while
and if any thing could increase the innate fun of the
thing the illustrations most certainly would accom-
plish it, By the way we msst not fail to notice
the elegant typography in which this thin volume
appears, which is quite equal to that of our most
splendid publications. 1t bears the imprint of j. B.
Swain, l6 John-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-16

TIE MEcnAS1s. BY FRANCIS HARRIET WHPsLE. Pro
violence: Burnett & Co. New-iork: d. Appleton E
Co.
This is the title of spirited tale intended to
teach and enforce the dignity of man-no matter
what may be his circumstances or relations. The
rights, the Unborn greatness and the infinite facul-
ties OF all men, are enforced with great earnest
ness and vgor and the tendency of the li,tle work
i. elevatng and Strengthening. 1t deserves far
more careful perusal than we have been able to
give il and such we trust it willreceivs from many
readers.