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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

EFNMH AND PSsFaEs.-The Lodi Msn1tnc-
- turing Company will receive orders at Their once
Nc Liberty Ne" fo'k, for Gle using Of M and
Pryies by the licensed ght ScavSngers They Will be
csaused by old experienced aid careful nen that have
been years employed The business and upon whom en-
tire reliance placed the lowest rate that can be
Afforded uuder all circumstances i'll the cd way
by means of tu. with tight covers which has been gen
Ill. ,n,,-ov.d nl7 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

EsakAES eE>-.E9Ss n AGTREhNG.-The
v subscriber sill continues he manufacture aud sale q
all articles OF able Clothing at the yerv lowest cash
p,ices Customers may be accommodated, both IN style
and srlce at short notIc, Garments IN all cases war
ranted 10 fit, or .ati.f.cton giyea. c. MILLS
mir lv- 2g2 SprIng 81. one door from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
u DIR. Milbourne'. Eifth Aectnre on Pop.

IL Dr. MiibourEc's Fifth Lecture on fop,
ular Anatomy, Physiology and hygea, VIII be delivered
# the Church (kuv Mr. Burch2rcs corner OF Houston
md Thompson streets, WeGne,dsy eveiirg Nov Ill.,
II half past O'Clock. Ii embraces the folo"g topics
VIZ Muscular system; rueute and color OF muscles :
he,r ciafac 20 contract muscles OF orgIlc and
amin al life are attached bones ihey the active or
gans of locomJton eXnrs and extenscrs they contract
md relax alternately musc voluntary invoiuntay
m. nix-d uutlr. uru>ce. become fateucs involun
,arv do not an important conclusion from this fact On
he ruaga cement children and yo-th sedentAr! hab;iS
IN school necessity of both ment-! and physical xicise
condition for ful PHI steal de- eOpmen III children aud
.umth exercise 10 b" regulated
To admit gentleman and lady during tie remainder
Of the Course 81 TO ad gentleman aAd LAZY 10 one
fec ure - cents Tickets can obtained o. DR.. hi
hourpe 81 her street. n, the door tbs evening,
- -, ml1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

All TO BE- of the be-l
au lily and rough hew
ed. straight, parallel,
and squ,re. to be OF
! ufficit ut size, TO work
to a proud edge u Iihip
two inches of the SIZE
here gwen, and 10 be
free from sap wood.
I heart shakes, wind
shakes. and all ether
defects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
HARDWARE AND WOODWARD.

HARDWARE AND WOODWARD.
". IL J. JAMESON, 255 and ASST GRgEswIcH-srsgET
l. ITCHEN FURNITURE in all its varities, consist
ing of Hardware, Woodward, Tin-wa.e ard Willow
kept constantly hand, Of the best quslities al
very low prices suit the times Those who would Wish
20 purchase articles of the knd will lnd il Their
advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere
n. B. A large as.ortm-ct of Plant Stauss and Tub,
Of various patterns and sizes.
nj lmis w d j. JAMESON.
I1EEzSs'S AliESsCAN COUGH CANDY
Tais cparaiisn offered the Public an IN
fsbIe cure for all the diseases Of Human Life, uelther
composed great number Of pretended rare foreign
Yeget6bee. whose virtues known oniy 10 favored
few but a sompnund mostly of simple vegetable.
which grow soil aud is With confidence offered
the Public the best remedy ever before introduced
for Coashs, Colds Hoarseness, &c
Warranted III all afford relief
Manufactured and sold by TH0S. +. PEERS, No. 2d5
Broadway between Warren aud ChNmbSrs St.. nj Int.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

NEP0T OE FANCY DtsEss Assfi-
~ CLES-Silk Satin and Hierino Seafls ana CraVats
in great variety of patterns With general assortment
of Fancy DE Articles for sale a: moderate prices, by
WHIT. JENNINGS, 2@g Broad" way.
pl01w American Ho'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17
,I,o TEE PUBEEC.-L. N. :. BROWN, I6!
Chassm ST. are selling In rain Carpets at IS 3D. Il

Those N want of Carpet. would do well to cn and eX-
.ine .or themselves tney vii cast - per CT
by purchasii Of the subscribers.
B. All nfuc,s connected with the Carpet business
selling in the same proportion Also. remnants OF on
Cloth suitable for putting under Stoves selling at nrcts
90 .n;, he lines ni7 3m
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PEIAhaANINIS HIP

and u mastery command Of the pen, which his own spo-
cmcns practical exemplIfcations ~" illustrate that
they caunot possibly lose their future practice
Mr g. has received the FIRST REMIuM three succcss-
ivc YEAR for the SPECIMENS or oFFHsSD PESHAS
sYp exhibited a. the FAIRS OF the AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Te-cis, FIVE DOLLARS, including Stationery, payable
in advance.
BENEFITS System of Book Keeping taught by prac;
col accny,,,pt mis- lwij-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

rThe Seventh AnDiver. nry of The YOUNG
NEWS EDUCATION soc ETY. o. work city VIII
held THIS Evening Nov. IL in the Broadway Tabcrhs
Gle at O'Clock. The Annual Report will be read 10y
,.e. A. D. snl tn, af,er which Addresses will be mad
ov Rev. E. ~ Kirk, OF this city, aud Rev. Dr. beman oi
Troy. 49,.
Music hy the Tabernacle Choir under the direction Of
ir. Geo. Andrews. MI /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17


rr NnmiIton Literary Arsociniion Lee
lures. BRuOkLiN.-The Lecture Committee Of the
Hamilton Literary Association have the pleasure of
pouncing the following Course of Lectures, be deliver
cd before the Brooklyn pnblic during the ensuing
1871, Nov. 18Th DAVID PAUL BROWN, Ego. of PHI
ladephis. introductory.
Nov. 25 Rev. WV. d. sPRAGUE, D. D., of Albany.
Ose LeclurcOn the connection Of success with Perscver
inc effort.
Dec2 RICHARD II. DANA, OF Boston. One Lee
ureOn tue Importance OF rgnt life 10 apprt cision
OF Literature, the influence OF Literature on life.
Dec 9. CHARLES EAhiES, tsq of New York
One Lecture-on romance of the uue.
Dec. 10. s. G. GOODRICH, Esq Of Boston One Lee
ture-On the power and responsibility of the Press
Dec. 49, Rev GEORGE b. CHEEvER, Of New
York Ono Lecure-On tue Ant quiues of English Lit
eratute
One Lecture on elisa vereiGcatoa.
1872 Jan G. Prof TIIEO. D. W0OLSEY, OF Yale Col
cge One Lecture the characteristics Of Piato's phi
osophy. .,>.,
Jan. 90 Hon. C. C. cAMBRELENG, of New York
One Ltcture-On Russia.
Jan. 81. JOS. y. CHANDLER Esq OF Philadelphia.
One Lecture on Paternll Duties.
Feb |. Gov GEO POiNDEXrER, Of mississippi
Ore Lecture-0n the structure of our Government It's
Constitution and practical operation.
Feb s. Rev HORACE BUSHNELL, OF Hartford -
One LectureOn the distinction bet~eenTaste and Fash
ion
Feb 10. Prof JONATHAN KNIGHT, NJ. d., of Yale
College. One Lccure-On the apparatus OF motion III
Mau.
Feb H. Rev. S. II. cox d. D. of Brooklyn. One
Lecture-Selections from and commentaries on English
Poetry
Tie Introductory Lecture will be delivered in the First
Presbyterian Church. Cranberry-Srcet en- Thursday eve
ming, Nov. 18th.
The remunng Lectures will be delivered in the Lecture
Room of the Lycsum the evening Of each week
until at half past o'clock, pre-
c.sey.
Tickets for the Course. ...-..-.-..-........-.S2
do. for a single Lecture. rs cts
Family Tickets, the lrsi members, s. each and
for every additional member, i-O be had at Wilder
Culverwc's and Msckdys, Fulton street and at Wild
ers and Blagrove's Atlantic South Brooklyn
EDMUND TERRI,
jill CAMPBELL, Lecture
JIM. VANN COLT, Committee.
nls If A. A. SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

II Evolutionary hendings md RecItH-
lions, nv Mrs A. {. MOWArf. al the S'Hyvesan: In
uu.e The third series of Selections from the Poets
sil be reci,ed by Mrs Mowau Thursday Evening
Nov Is prciaced by her Introductory remarks 10
commerce. u O'clock.
Programme TO morrow. nl'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

-
IT Hoat EaIr.-an 's..O- ci sp Gu lIi boa
viii CONNIE ce n tuesday. tho l0h Es al IN boat Dulid
lag establishment OF {. iNGERSoLL'e 40 dpo " aver
,Tcet and c,ntnue open during the week. Mefeh1nIs
Csp,ns spd owaers Of vessel, and all who feel an lte
res, IN the Improvement of The art cgeh with he pun
- boar. which excited 50 much admati' al the
cc.ut Fair OF The institute AMI ijT when M
Inrersoll received the premium m dli. IN re- wiz -
puu,ber of various SIZES @hch for comb naten ''n
es and treush aud for the exquisite beauty ahd exec
ence of their molels, viii challenge mparson wi
INV boats tia; have been manufactured IN any pan
of the world. Admission free iio u
II Cousigrecs per ship ONTARIO Will please OBJ
tain their permits without delay.
All goods rot permitted within hve days are iaoIe 70 De
sent 10 pablo store. M u
1T The Cheapest cush Tailor yet'-rE
TER V. Hustled, MOL Chatham square, corner OF
Chatham street makes Clothes TO order IN he heae'
STYLE 10 per cheaper THAI the cheapest cash amor
4 this city good IL in all cases warranted. 90 i1H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

Note.-Ail 70 De OF
the best quality, snc
rough sewed, stra;s At.
iaad square, aAi TO be Of
suiEo,sat SIZE 10 worh
70 A proud esge within
two inches of the sizes
here given, to be free
from sap wood. hear;
'hakes. wind shakes
and al other defects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

In lengths oil s. II. II
f. lott 81 f.. or q II.
Note.-All TO be OF
the beet quality, and
rough hewed, straight
and square, and tose OF
sufficient size 10 work
to a proud edge wItslr
1.-Two inches Of the SIZE
here given, TO be fre'
from sap-wood, hear
shakes, VIVID shakes
and all other defact-
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
.RRJyALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Rnnnr,nd cor thc New.York Tribunc.

Cry uo11l-Lieu chataad, I NEE Yates, Albany II
Child. Boston T Smith Albany { C2i' iIo 1oan o"m Own
Island Nottingham do; a Kerr and lady ffpnee
iisren; II Livingston and lady, iiud.on
Uow.Ep' orsL-E; Dresden Holden, Batavia
Godfrey, $ Wegers Troy aogert De'den; ii san
Com,tos Troy James. Albany; Alfred Hubbel Rochester;
Sage Lady Troy John Fulton Niagara Co James BFeke
seymour Hudson; Butter Lc~ls Buialo i" II u.Se ~ p
New a'S@ Sn;,h ADAM Pmsr and l.d and Lady
Paad Griffin do James Gan'sor'h; 6a "i5 ca cun
1ssod Phlad; H. Troy C feimors on'1 70 & o.uf
res Lee Mass; Hopkins, Lancaster W sha", " y - IL ,'
do n 1na" % rhorne BATAVIA WILSON, Buffalo; Stock
bridge, Canada; gginbotOm do IL " 1aop n ybic i "
Rochester, Thompson Ohio; Capt warner De'h"' '' " "
Willis England; II Kelly Ohio
A-oR Io,rN t;orbam Canandaigua Brockngon; James "
ntron England samuel Martin Mdcown; Lvngston PhIade
hi, Flag and Miss Jenks do willard ana Ia
p Coleman 1dy Poughkeepse Gray Boston, stur
. COZ G r Cook W Lewis do; Richards DO Dsnney
s eppcr f MYERS Philadephia; Steel Eng Hickman
Mass ca,i,ts t:o.,on Boyd Bait Wiley Alaoa'n W
ncSe Army; Savcn Danfor,h Tagnon' a Ball H9t"
Jwhc Phd liner Edrase i GGbb; s,onng'om ", :.
sh Clark C!arksou; rappen Moore S,emP0n Dex-
ter Boston l. r. {; G' p " Tn,,ie Elba 81 Lewis b.
.ayia; j c Ayeril d IIo,chkiss, saem Fellows
p,.Rtsrprtr Fedona; aurkock Dgnde
George Beaumont Ohio Gardner Providence Emma "a Torai-
uer do; Vim Carey, W Woodruff, iierhmcr; I Town
end Troy francis Rdg~sy Edward Lymnn ONO y bne
,on vernon arrcl; Chas Nurdock Yates Cos Gardner
V NJ II Mott Bioonngdale Kellogg Baldwinve W Miller
Ohio j n Thomaon c; Whyer. Norwalk, Ohio; Caad: ID
Raye IIild,c Tanner Acton w Tucker Onkorchard iio-
scn Elmira W Crecnnan II Silver Creek ChapPcr
Cswcco c Tucker tircenleef, fswcgo; III Truman;
Hill Vi Marsh, Napo b Andrews, Norwak Clar ke
Oxfo-d; Shaw, Mass; Ierricd dwnyiIe feden;
Anderson Poughkcepsie Robinson, Bosot Curtis Mass W
Rovdc Cincinnati Belden, Oxford Hedges ONO; " IL
Rcuor Tennessee II Rcd, do; II Ro"en do q w Morgan
Ioycll Ohio; A Ward, PhIladcOhia; Holmes Norwich
Foster Mass Bcckwith 6 Smith Auburn; NJ iisciy
Heard, Boucvilc; w l. Fisk Augusta c Jones, MlsaG
Austin; Robbins. Mssissippi; Browne PhiIsdcphn
Jucand Greene Co; Cole. hnowlsvile
row & Dourancc, Florence tarru Sherburne
+ Hone Cartage Jefferson Co; Clarke M Biccow BALDWIN
Z Townecnd VI Clarke Waterfowl VI I ii Mateson Shu
h,,ne LYMAN, Hartford L Dillon, Conn; A Arnold X II W
p Yoeng IaI,ton; Edwards, Macon, Ga
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
REPRESENTATIONS.

The ir ,h. human health and haPpHss aa
aan an individual distress anguish ana dca.
Like Felix dcfn- an anportant point more convenient
season. opening opportunities OF serving
and Others. prrainsion business latieT> Pr-iuc~ ue
spirit n of health person adopts e'eS eN's
snd the omission OF the o'her IN VI ~
cipni evcry obtained afford speedy re
bleeding b,tering rored ,oand The patent Is 'oe
operations drugs WIZ visitor do rou mol 't
is WILL II an not pei
day- consult physician Ihis l. aoT aau
Il abho- quack a-dicinc. The P"ent showing s nAr
effects. sends for package the physician; re-
covers health and strength and boasts OF hl' miraculous
recovery little uspectlnr done BY package ID fee
Horehound Candy from - Division street
PEASE'S CANDY.
had my family all afflicted with the Group and every msna
attendant desared of s relief nv younger children more
cialv were warmly recommended csiHabic o'uno
Candy-and the rapid efoacious ne h1i
enjoy their ard the medical aadants Ha'e s
efficacy the as the
Signed. = TOW NhfS, - Sn: naEeF - &c. 80
.,roo, - ale-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
sPENCER,s HATS.

THE subscriber would dec, gentlemen about pur
chasing Spring the inducements offered by him
inducements which other dealer has ever offered
The kinds Hats sold zNutria Commonly known
Beover) aud molcskn Silk
PRICES-Nutria 81 a5.- Imitation holcskin Hat SO -
QUAITYThe Nutra sold by the article sold generally By
most Beaver the price OF So
Moeskn combines high degree neaness bril-
iancy and durability.
FASHON-DOEAr PATrERwAny deviation whatever from the
fashionable o individual will be made.
SYSTEM OF BUSINESS enabled 10 offer the s.
Nutria prOpOrtiOnably low
This by adoption Of the rgd economy
all the thereby rendering
ccssay profits
ditures SPENCER,
al6 srfs4, Chambers street, opposite Post oFse.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

cogosrxs orrrcr-DealA by I"ter Goro
held s house 10 .9,5as+ Of Ss~15a cagse TsP
473 " asuse9n 6 5c sail maker BY trade The de-
ss,ys OF s9G5lsad sssspy sssda aad
G5's io s1ss 5ssese saa haS sS
above m re las, TWO o: Erce days On Sunday ne was az
oesn n @ i'd treaeas and abe Leave the house On Sun
n;eh his thirst excessive that he drank OF near al
oay Of pail of pump water, and yesterday morning.
e he as better died in few minutes afterwards
a. s.-i;..- dca.h from n.e:nperance and exposure
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
TO THE LADIES.

Intellectual dereopemen and Personal Beauty considered
IN connection rcih Dr.. Hsjtr GOurduGS Depildtory
POWDERS.
INIE Sculptor study the exquisite workmanship
his model of the human form, broad and
elevated forehead This eveopemen only with but
the Of high order of n fac
II forehead mark of intellect is no less essential
element beauty aud ofmponcc those and there
this prominent feature though obscued
luxurious growth Of hair,
whsh cud, their only deorm
This safely speedily cecuay and scd accordance
the least Inconvenience by DIR Felix Gou
Dcpatory The furze the lip when
back of lady neck when
mole the beard when high the cheek all be
moved eventually the destroyed BY the OF this pepara
ton
Manufactured BY Dr. FELX GOURAuD, e. Walker
door Broadway, sale 81
bottle.
NorEAs Powders purportng produce the effect these
and still sold in the city ut perueies and drug oes
inform the public that such not Dr. G manufacture.
the preparation tested IL required
AGENTS.
Yok-G. l.. Brown, Utica. Jared Gray, Poughkeepsic
nnsylvania-hr Brown, 76 Chestnut ST Philadelphia
Mnrvland-Nrs Schaper, 8 Baltimore It. Baltimore.
C-S Parker Pennsylvania Avenue between 9th and 10th.
yirgina-Frazicr, opp DR.. Pummer's Church. Richmond
Connecicut-E c. Ferre, Middeown.
Dcnicrs supplied liberal Single bottles sent by mail
uTLet,ers ust post paid. a9u
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
Red RACK MONEY
COME AND SEE.

TN the bui np know A. Columbian Hall 63 Grand street the
mos, spacious and retail sales the United states
largest selected assortment OF Ladies Misses ana
en SHOES exclusively all their varieties OF pattern width CO.
Tor shape usually called for OF our own
m rooday and they under the necessity OF
nr o no longer: and and see and save
DELAYS and iisappoinlmcnts attending being measured
also say, having from to o persons IN our en-
no and having the largest
America well known approved o and 20 gh'
after in every market good work sold The citizens OF New
York Rrookiyn Williams surrounding country
sneIy solicited to for themselves wholesale
and for and country trade VIII mad 10 th l
to cali before purchasing only quality and quantity
but prses, shall make nIuccment ,.,,
'I al1 II SMITH, BRISTOL & HALL
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
HUNTS MERCWANTs' MAGAZINE,
AND COMMERCIAL REVIEW

Published Monthy. .S5 per annum, in advance,
BY FREEMAN PROPRIETOR li2 FrLToN-sTN
rNS devoted exclusively the interests and want, Of
the this respect differs charac
this Europe 1t s intend
ed 10 9 literally and truly a useful work
It's contents embrace subject connected Commerce and
Political Biographical Sketches of eminent merchants
and Eys from the ae pens Banking Navigation, Manufac
lures Insurance Trade and Mercantile Law including
important different the United States aud
England form each number together with
official reports all Commercial Regulations and Treaties
The Magazine also the repository FOR authentic Stas
teal information of nnd Domestic Trade ard Commerce.
Banking from official and classified tables
and liq I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
HOME EDUCATION.

rNE Chdeus Retreat, jamaica Long Island will be opened
Monday May under the charge OF OVER
ACRE the health and happiness.
intellectual culture their children BY placing
respectfully referred 10 The
following gentlemen, viz
JAMES MuxoR GEORGE Porrs D. D., Rev s. WHITTLEsEY
Rev. PEERS Thomas HASTINGS, Professor of Is
Posi- Esq H. GREELEY Editor Of New Yorker and T.
ESQ., Rev l. :. SPENCER Rev. CCurLER, d. d.
aua THEODORE DWIGHT Esq of BROOKLYN Rev w l. JOHNSON JAS
REEVE, Esq. and J. w H. AYnAE, OF Janaica ali :"
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Ship Shcden Depeyster, Liverpool 18th March, Collins
Ship Whitney Thompson Liverpool s,h March-R Kermit,
Barque Lexington Josn Ponce PR 25dayAaitand henned!
Brig Fuller. Cobb, Sayannah--Scoit x MorrelL
Eliza, st CroS-B De Fo'e-t g. Co
Brig Ration ST croix 10 days-Johnson Lowden
Rrig Olive Branch, Ma;lnz.s l2 days.
Brig William Fuller, Call, savannah-Trot' 4 aorrell
Doo cmbria Whpp.h Buenos tyTes-D Schmidt 60
Brig Henry Deafed Norris Port Prince with 800 bags coffee
30 tons e:sGG % hide to SHIELDING s fe for S do m nlH
George Washing Dodd for Boston, same day
lon a. saw ship virginia of ae@buryport standins s
Brig Laura Dunhsm Guayana Pr Il days sugar to master '
schr sutton Dyna Norlcan q days 2Is hhds olsses to
Newsven 4h inst la, "A A. ong q spoke ship Chaon
schr Francs. chsmbean 81 days with cotton to the
master. lih inst; IN gale lost j Hon. seaman
IL Steamer Acadia left Boston Halifax and Liverpool under the
Captain ScotCapt Miller being unable to 60 IN her Oh
The packet ship NcwYOrk Liverpool detained until to-
The packet ship London also to-day
DISASTERS
Opulcncc rnck by heavy s1ua at sea Shc SUM IN
schr Express Dudley from CT for Nantucket, went
probably off, bat the gale Of the Eth had driven hr
up and the 18th she full Of water and had probably
head Of the Watch Hi Reef @ had
"1,on G bich ony 80 bng. saved No
Louisa before reported ashore =" Holmes Iof has been cen rot
take in her cargo 60 and for p64c tho
9th inst branch of the Asanaa river They however
aid of steamboat in getting up 10 Dren "heFe
She i'll have to be- discharged the RAILWAY for repair
The ship Soooo Capt Very which cleared from Mobile on the th
for LIVERPOOL reported ashore on Sand
Island near the Napoleon This the second time the
SooIoo has been ashore L going of the harbor
NEWPORT April l7sehrs splendid for NYor; Henry Clay OF
Boston do homas'on for do Cherokee Taunton Tor
do Sid, soop Midas Niork
NOBI f. April Arr brig Frederick Pearl Spoford, Camden
Cd ship Bowditch ITavrc r ships Washington hclay
Liverpool Majestic adc Quebec r barqucs Caroline Campbell
| Livsrpool; Tay I.angwll Quebec.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

fNRENCIa LAyGUAGE.-MASEscAs ORAL ASp fRA0Ii-
4 SYsrrMGc-tlcmen wishing TO study the rfeneo ar M
Durand who continues the hshs APP
late John aanesea forming an
early morning and evening the and
join will please call and enter ,heH
Those already studied the language csn JOIN classes "a inc
dencs IL M Gu. M ~ H. III LII pi"o: ~ alou
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

IOR Coughs Colds Asthma Whoopng Cough Shornes ofBreaa
Il and all Heart and Lungs Leading to CONSUME
TON Reader you have tried medicines for cold Have
YOU had bottle NOWIIL'S pECTORAL HONEY OF LIVER
WORTt Try the best medicine offered TO tho
public The rendered and the high cuogums given this
last who have taken attest nt ITS superior
virtue IL from induced To make popu-
possible ha, increasingly received the public appo
about fifty thousand bottles annum No pun
sufferer watery col
medicine thereby Fastening adease TO
pu alone sustaining the hopes OF the pa
;icnt, until hopes gone
The preparation Honey OF Lverwort solely composed Of
vegetable simple but combination M
the Immediate disease but to nvigoaeu
medicine offered to the public be t
have health number consum
,y. complaints Nows Pectora Honey Of Ierwort 1t should
families administer the first symptom OF codt
as inatenon the of numbers lona
their lives especially consump,ive
This medicine offered the low price of Two SbiE
nrs the principal Depot "a Madison
street Racd by of the principal Drug
gi,ts the city, every principal city throughout the Uni
81 So
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
CLEARED.


Ship Westminster, Moore. london-John Gris~od
Ship Mississippi IIiIard New Orlcans-E r. Collins
Brig Motto. Deerins, Portland
Rrg Caspar Hauscr Adams Matanzas-Spoford Iies'on
Brig James Williams, Peckncr, Karseles-Fnch Co.
Scar Julia Ann. Anderson, st John, NF-Nesmh Leeds
Schr Tapcr, Smith, Opor,o-G. :. Colt
vrginisn Bede. Norfolk Weymouth, Couch Richmond
-hoppell Moore, Georgetown sc, Brett d Nose.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

y Fbanrc corner of Wall and William having formed
connection in business HAMMOND their personal attention
will be given 10 repairing Watches The most complicated parts
of Dux and Watches put equal TO the original
Mr. Hammond make his acknowledgements 10 the rafe
far bc kindness and patronage living New York. and will
asavs give preference making Duplex work. out vi"
NOT be able to make discount from the retail price
Duplex Independent Second and other Watches oil pend pat
terms for perfect the money returned Jc"ey
and Silver Ware usual. - ,,,,,,o.n
all ~ bf"'hpiCA ~ HA''i"-'D
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

y1vuNDoW CIASS-3NoO American Window Gus of Frank
w lin Fulton Delaware brands, comprising complete aor-
nent OF sizes, from 6 by to 10 by % ,
Picture Glass single thickness Of superior quality
size from by TO 81 by A. 90
DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE-T0O packages Druggists Glass
Ware from Iarm-ny Works. embracing general assortment
" ~ W ~ MORGAN AND WALKER,
al0 II manufacturers Agents. 10 "a'er-1I
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
DIR. J.G HEWETTy

sPRING-sTREET near Wooster, formerly OF B0.ion
lOS Practice confined Di.ccation Sprnins HIP Diseases
Rheumatism szen diseased and curved Spne. Cooie
tons Stiffness. md weakues. the limbs II general
Dr. H system the principle OF the
Easa application TO DT H. A@' III
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

~ Brooklyn News Office, No. 20 Mddarh.stree Did
des BudncThe Subscriber has the pleasure OF informing his
the Brooklyn generally that he has opened
the named place for the sale OF all the DAILY and
Weekly Newspapers published in NeHfork and Brooklyn
Subscribers regularly their residences places OF
business their address In the book al the
Or;cc H.. GREEN.
~ rr;,,,e sold ,bcrc and sulscrnons received. a20
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

III. W. 81 y. BARKER, in Grand street. have just
cvcd addition large stock several thousand dol
Silks Chae Mousenc de Lanes Bombazines, Tag
on rich Shaws British and French Prints together
great variety Domestic Goods, selling greatly reduced
priccs a2o II