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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
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f,nterr,n According prorns write 10 let you know
the SOLITARY sAct y valuable liorehouni ANDY The
package y0n gave my daughter gse according 10 he
printed and based ~ more ps1kag or
agent this place Mr. Jon Carpenter and Il has been thr
saving her le She sOusie aud prOnsrncei
1rsbe by r physician that attended her. and your val
liable La restored her u perfect health You viii
please publish this and the public kaoX what valuable
remedy YOU have or consumption.
Your. respectfully. j. SANS.
T. N. pu. L So 4 4.
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- Snrntogn spring. In.liluIe.- \

SOHOoi~-Ihf Principal l. now M TINS cry am N"nl l'
happy give any Information 10 regard io lhc >'no !"
nj, friend, and Others, until Friday Parents and Other,
wishing Interview, may address line Ia HIM a. III"
Broadway. a. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

pWehope iorea1cr will overlook Mr.. CLAY ;
admirable rema - on our Relations with Great
Britain, embodied in that portion Of his Speech
which we publish to-day. They do equal credit to
his head and heart,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

u The western folks, instead of manufacturing
whisky from corn, as was their wont, have begun
To convert it into spirit 1t may truly be said
that the progress Of the Temperance cause il diff
iusin. light and Joy throughout the world.
Harrisburg Reporter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
RoARp OF ALpERMEN. MovoAY. AprIl

B'lTI mel TIT'udII V0 w
in the Chair.
AmeSsage was received from the Mayor stating hat o"-
ng TO the diversity OF opinion amongst legal mcl 20 '"u'n
effect the late law concerning public Schools upon
the duties of the commissioner, of >c.oo money anu sh'
hers their powers might Dee vacated thereby, and sus
ge.tnr the ncc.s,lv of passing ordinance 70 authorize
lie Continuance OF their antics until others elected n
Jnne NEXT and transmitting an ordinance accordingly
which amended and adopted.
THE BoAsn 90 ASSISTANTS met and transacted variety
OF bu,n.v OF small general interest have roos for
syena sketch oft UcIr rrocesdiug,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
Home Lcaguc Cn.h Tutoring E.,nb.

IisI nt, No. y JONn-st-IHr NuTfVFNti N, I'M
new Cash Tailoring Establishment at II lohn>ree and
sas hand general s>srment OF Cloths aud Cassnrrss
OF American manufacture OF superior style and hnsh ag
variety ut cOors, which he invites the attention OF thoc
who with Ia encourage nuiaetOrs,. Also. su
peror WrstOf. England wool black and fancy cOlOred
Cloths and Cassmeres, and great variety Of iascy Vest
pgs extra rich black sdtns, Sc. OF the best qualify all oi
which VIII be made up low for cash, al shOt notice. the
most fashionable style, under the direction OF Mr. N Gay
lord Gate OF the NewyOrk Cash Tailoring Establishment
In FuiOnsreet Who's practical and mechanical abilities
cutter are universally acknowledged.
Terms, cash, and no abatement IN prices
a25u ~ GEORGE ANDREWS, Il JOhn.sircei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

DsTHEssiSG AccIDEsT.-A young man named
Adam Croft whilst riding from Westminster 10
his home in Carroll county, Md, was thrown from
his horse. one foot sticking in the stirrup He va.
dragged in this position for time, until disco
vsred ard rescued from the peros, situation
Being dreadfully bruised and mangled he only
survived few hours. Iii. strange coincidence.
that thi. young man. father va. killed in similar
way q short time previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
R,ported ior The New-YorS Tribone.
MoNDAY. April >

CIRCUIT COURT or THE UNITED >IAlf>-
The great delaune case OF aam u Pc'' al We SUI
Of tire United states, VA, brought up ''r Wia| u "
yrosed that tie sun nj s'.eI - "'' re''"ea p, , ,
- -, 49, NJ Pr. claim. io have AZ Offset Oh the iull
,,,t m ID ,rev due o. bun tyr iee' a.. The counsel .'
pro.,c ,on go, through with the evdenee on DE part a.
the United States ana the dei-n'c connene'd ~ ID
o,.l,.k lie Court al burned 90 thi, forenoon.
In this Court. John Gl.on Co ohtined ',IdN' "'
about $500. principal a'd Interest asai'' >aiUe' :" an
60, - l-t,r. Maid him uhI- Collector ou broSn linen
winch should A. such have been admitted free The money
va maid IN. lsr protest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
LEE YANKsr GtoLoeIsr. We paid a hying

The YAxKEE GEoLoGIsT. We paid flying
visit Saturday last TO Oii,'s Steam EXcayator,
in Brooklyn where il il at work digging down the
hill formerly known a Fort Green and filling
up the shallow inle, and quagmire entitled tho
Wallaboui' or 50 much # it as lies above the Old
road 20 Flushing. The Geolosi-t j. surely d
great curiosity lie walk right into a mountain
though it were a plate Of not CAKES, and dips II
up a cart load at a shovelfu as fast a you please
He cuts right and lef, path some six rods wide
through the hill. and then takes new swa th. he
il locomotive. and advances by hi. own steam
power. Whenever the earth has receded before
him, grades and stake. down for himself, and only
require. one man TO tend shovel and another L.
look after tao FIRE and engine. though ore Or two
others are generally employed TO smooth the track
before him. &c. reside tending the carts, which
approach to he flied on ono rail-track and 60 OF
loaded by another.
If he comes. to q .tole eighing only ton or
such a matter, the Gcoogi,t makes no bones OF
il, but pitches it into the cart ike peck Of grav
el. If he come. to ! stone weighing some four
Or FIVE tons. he takes him mp more carefully and
lays him ont the other side o; his path. All tins
+, effected bv an immense shovel with q sliding
bottom, at the end Of an immense AND complicate
arm worked by much ingenious and novel ma
chinerv The inventor j. now dead aud the
company spent thirty thousand dollars upon the
invention before the first machine was made, and
much more afterward. The patent (Which is now
secured throughout Europe.) is probably worth a
million of dollars. An Exeayator complete
costs about $4,000, and will dig and load 1000
cubic yard, Of earth per day-equal TO the labor Of
$50 men-cares nothin. for cold or heat, rain or
fair weather, but goes ahead and mind. it, own
business through ALL
The excavation Is about a mile from the Fulton
ferry (where carriages are abundani.) and We
recommend those who have leisure and rational
curiosity to look over, and sec this modern Her
cule. at his labors Such chance for those in
ested in Geology has rarely been Afforded
For, Green wa. entirely marsc deposiie, and
nearly every variety Of rock ha. been disclosed by
the Notwithstanding large masses from West
chester Connecticut. and regions far more distant.
L nder fifty fee, Of solid earth are found boulders
and pebbles which must have been subjected to
the action Of waves and currents for hundreds if
not thousand. Of years. and have thus been worn
round and smooth as lap-stoues. Pretty extensive
Geological Cabinets may be made up here with
hardly Il touch Of the hammer. Who will neglect
the opportunity to see a machine which !, 10 work
a revolution in Railroad, Canal and all extensive
excavation whatcyerl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
Americnm Im.tiimtc LccImres.-rrl

j. j. MAPES ~ New-N9rk, will deliver aeetnte before me
Americs Institute Thursday evening, the s5 mt ~
said past O'Clock >sbiect-rhe Chemistry 90 Noi~rs
The public invited % Attend Seais viii be reserved l
40. ,dIui.s ON frs. s.f3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

" The hbang Argus wishc. to know why
we indulge in continued and laborious attacks on
Mr.. Van Buren, If we consider him out Of the
question for next PRESIDENT We have not said
that we so considered him. but that he is con-
.idered at Washington. If we did, the fact that
he ia now on travelling canvass, of which the
transparent purpose IA his own elevation would be
abundant justification for the half dozen casual no
tees We have taken of Mr. v b. in the course OF
the last year-ihe laborious attacks existing only
in the 'perlurbed fancy Of our caiechs,.-But IN
ruth our opposition to Mr.. Van Buren, Ina. no re-
lation to his being or not being candidate for
President in 1914. 1t bad it's origin in his ho-til-
ity to and defeat of the Peoples demand to choose
their own Presidential Electors in 1924, and ha-
been strengthened by subsequent events. 1t i a.
the author tho incarnation Of the fatal principle oi
rendering our Political contests mere mercenary
struggle for places aud SPoil>-a the demoial-
izer of the popular instincts this Vita subject
principle of Protection to Home lndustry-as the
Northern man with Southern Principles, who
voted for apparent espionage and tyrannlcal
rihing of the Mails. and who in his Inaugural coun-
tenanced mobs and Lynch-law to put down peace
able discussion-as the man who never IN ms
whole life was known to do "A generous. heroic
OF unsclhsh act, that We oppose, aud shall oppose
Martin Van Buren, until lac shall abandon public
, life. aud thus become no longer dangerous to the
public morals and the National welfare Is the
Argus answered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

u The Truxton. new brig Of $50 tons bur
then, wa launched al Norfolk on Saturday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

UT Nv NFITIITIIT IlfFs
BENZ. ARNOLD. Jr., Chairman pro TIN.
PRoyIDE>cE. April pod. 1912.

INSTRUCTION. II OCEAN STEANISG.-Nhilc in
conversation with gentleman few days since on
the relative expedition Of the Atlantic steamers
and the uniform punc,uality Of the Great Western
and The quGhs aJ sacepto character Of her pas
,ages. he incidentally remarked tsa, ,he has been
a kind Of .ea-seminary for the instruction Of some
cadet, who had been placed on board by the Brit
i,h Government for instruction in navigation aud
all the scientific belongings OF a naval educs-
ton. Induced by the strict consistency Of thu.
novel information with the ingenious spirit of that
yigilant government, nave pursued my inquire.
| to the s.certainneut Of the fact that Mr.. JoHs
THOMAS, who had for many wears been a sailing
master in the ROYAL Navy. and is still in the ser
vice, man Of rare scientific sttainments. en-
trusted with the tuieage and tutorshp Of shosc ca
diets. He at the same time. was the acting Pur-
ard lobserye the official Tuse) Of the Great West
crn during her entire term of Atlantic service, in
which capacity also hi. services Of the utmost
importance to the reputation Of that department
PR SC. and consequently TO that Of the vessel,
while on several occasions his nautical skill did
not miss the approving observation Of the gallant
captain. himself an experienced seaman.
Such j. brief outline of tho facts which demon
.tra,c the happy opportunity sucs vessels afford of
giving useful employment to meritorious officers.
national services. 4 few such officer. Mr..
Thoma. would he Of eminent service in similar
circumstances. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

u The election for Tru,teess Of the Societ,
Library takes place to-day. Considerable feelin!
exists with regard to the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
al5G ' c4 &C GEoRGE ANDREV :, nJohn.lrcet.
~ GeniIemen,. Uni..-ALYORp 3 40. Sd

10 Bowery, offer To the public tine Fur Hat nj -Four
Dollars OF the Spring pattern, equally light and durable
with costly qualities and possessing all the elegance OF
appearance. Keeping fall of other qualities 81
Beaver and Mole.hin Hats In fhe article of fine Nuuis
HaLs AZ -. now offered. they ann % exct. u MN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

Lose ISLAND RAILROAD We are gratiGcd to
hear that the President and Directors of the Long
l,snd Railroad now receiving contracts to
continue the constr ucton Of the road from the
present termination Deer Park to the village of
James Port. six miles east of Riyerhcad Court
House. This port is only accessible certain
tides. by steamboats, of light draft of water. 1t j.,
4sogt ,wery miles west Of Green PORT. which j.
sn excellent Eagbor, accessible at all times, and
never distracted by Ice, asl which Is eventually to
be- the termination Of the raiiroad. 4 tcg,y be-
tween Green Port and StoningtOn will effect the
connection With the Eastern States.
BROOKLYN Star
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

IN nj the Home League az the STATE oi New lok MI
he'll al thu Repository ottr Amer can tuie u r Par
on weinf ,ay evening. nh inst AZ o'clock Tie irfn
of Protection and RECIPROCITY in Taae are invited o. ate
AMI lon IN the discussions strangers particularly invited
al ,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

u The y. o. Picaysne say- that Curns wa'
last heard OF at Cincinnati, trying to exchange
large New-OrleaH. money for smaller bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
L. :. MARSIiALs OFFICE.

vlliar, \ Bowers. ch'ct mate, AMI nur sramtn' OF
shin Powtaitan gere arrested - sunday charged hN t
captain tNrCrrrenl Wus mutny Yesterday ne CAPITA
Wa arrested ~ compa ot the msie charging hnl VIII
firing AZ ami severely woundnE BIN with pistol An *
animation " IN probably TAKE place this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

70 For letter from &. Edwards Les
ter and an article on Association see First
Page.
o. For the continuation Of Henry Clay's
Last Speech see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

u SiXty-one s,eam and sail vessel. cleared
from Liverpool during the week ending April 20
30 Of them were for the Upper Lake by way o
the Wclland cnnal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

OLIVER W NOODFOkD - Caiarln,-sl invite, The NJ.
tnNCn 81 families about furnishing their houses dis Sprny
O splendid ot Of Italian window shades unsurpassed IN
any ever before brought % this country. They ue
paintings who las devoted h.. lite 10 ms nfofs.
SION and embrace every variety OF Landscape aud
Perhaps no piece Of furniture appear 10 better advantage
Or more n' my than handsome pair ct win1w ~hadr-
painted ~ style 30 initiate nature The uVslcr contains
Italian Lands pee. Gpuc ffor. MOONLIGHT >csns., Scroll
Bprders ignrtte Cenisrs, 20. e.
v b. Country Merchants buying 10 s- .ga.n SiIl 6id .
n their svaniage 70 call and eKanne Tin Invoice (3 about
100 pari they Will De- -d low Tor cash About gN pair
at tie low price Of 81 80 per PAIR. IN nil Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
Your, rrsp~ctfully.
To Ne.srs. J. PEAsE / sos, . DiVis.s1-.t

II Mr. GEORGE >AUSDEKs, ~ l63 Broadway, Las sent
acceptable present IN the shape Of h, Patent VI.
tac Tablet and Razor -irop. some Encircgmcl>ed Phi
slime wth.1t the fear n II gh Constable Hay.
amazing ~rsih before BIS eyes, had tie sodacious andacy
10 carry OF 1sBi.t GONE tine since, and finding u
lie gold. ia. ss.ty Ofthr turptud-
keeping H. Wher- be expect 10 10, lid J, been
one Of thu numerous limitations Oi the Tablet n worthy
of friend would doubtless have besn returned wts tle
remark ai bah TurSd BIS rszr'i an1 a. an pl anoui
humhug VT. ssunden annually sArrirs on me medals,
prem and plona. Of tr lat iuie with h. Tablet
inses nothing equal % q hss been manufactured.
Among he scientific gentlemen who have certified
unequasd excellence DR.. M0tt. Gen. Tamadge Pro
tSsOr Grsc0n and O'her One 81 cOternpors
The Tnbune' ~ belese-spesk, Of tle iollo wing
terms Esprit OF ~ Times April .
SAUNDERS PATENT METALLIC TABLET AND RAZOR
sTRorIi the oil motto, Expereuta docei, can be-
fsctOriy proved Ia snv matter. certainly the
Of an iDHrument nae iiis ~e haze bad one 10 for
hsn year. and leieiore sOeak with ul knowledge
VIXEN hat this BY - odds ta- razor srOp
JseG-aHd We have had hity. What esge i
syes'h0~ smscth and hO~ fine The rakOr, after h. ny
drawn aeTO's tie surface tnes, gIdss the
k- ~aer, and renders as de-airy s0 = that Of
In her teens
This rrop may be aiso recommended Tor as durability
u remains ln excellent order. properly taken o.
years, ant have all ~ virtues renewed ~hen ey are
gone. To the prOp~ytes OF sirop, adds hO>e Of hose
and one ned not rk the spelling Of good 10y COM
hitting 10 the hands Of barber. Commend Is y ssv
comNsnd ssunderss Stop and other n there h.
another. out Of tbs republic. equal D. H. u has not
allen within ue reach OF our 90, hnited observation
II For hne assortment OF chars, warranted see ayer
,iseueni in another column ~ a9Im
HYsslss iOa.BoUsD CANDY.-Thrre Is m mistake IN
the curative powes o. As Teslesy which by Is ov
istnsc value has silently but surety Won IL sv Ia r,bl =
confidence II used IN the most rpsucfahe f,mIi
IN the city and country nfalbe source Of relic, in all
diseases affecting the passages. such IA cafarrh ,o
uroat los 81 soice, vhnopng cough AMI In the early
sag, Of consumption. Apply at 80 Broadway, ocrn-r II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

. D00tok LsRDSEE's LEcTuKrS-The edition Of cur
OF pr Lm'ners celebrated Lectures On Astronomy
seo''ef' steam Sound, Light, Magnetism 1c &c : err
eN eNaus'e and We have PAT snsiher edition u PRES
which viii be published in lew DAYS Price o., 81,
copies : cents Or = Is per DOZEN s,s per lao orter
ar solicited Five coIes will be transmitted b. NAL Gsr A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

u Mr. Peter Curti, OF Buffalo, while attend
ing 10 ms baggage in the Railroad depot at Alba
ny, was robbed Of bis pocket-book containing
Sl,7l6 in small notes. chiefly Of the Chauiauquo
Co. Bank and Bank Of Orleans. Two person.
were arrested but no money fosnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

MORE MoRNoSs.-The Louisa from Ncw-Or-
eans for this port brought $50 Mormons from
England. going to Nauyoo. There were lots Of
women and children in the crowd. Some of the
familc. looked ike thrifty people. Many Of them
will be most woiully disappointed on reaching the
promised land. Missouri Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
r Th,ologicaI Discu-.ion.

ThfnlOgca Dtus,IOH D'i cen NJ VI ~ '1 - -
di,u aud Rev. VI ingalls, nsetsas) ,held al >"u'N""
L. l. in January. 1872 Price i2f cents
Also q large variety ct tnvcrsas iBcok', famQlirt'
&c A, r nivet>su Book Establishment, NJ. ljn Fuoa
.ir.ni hrimacn Naesau and bInadNay. % ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

Stranger, 40 ttl Wall rtois anu ~liofN'-i u ,
ScrbserL Co. Great Catlarne Boot and Sho SIS
ke IS Catarnc OF MunrOe. where yOu can huI
the argeft and be,t assortment you saw and price
aeyer before equa!ed. Just try IT, ~ m.fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
q Law of Love.

Won babe j. suffering 40 - siehF n'raia
7 note %, tsrtr-,, AMI io0cksoN 's death,
Pro.irc.I lv the TACT let inu' "a. rs2N
Now firrcrly guaVi1g 10, Young = away
Mother. tf~p,n a. At babe sllsttl is -rhfr,
Tie tmlfts4.4rs SING NNnf> iif inri ~ tn saw,
For Peter Lor,ngrs wll siaN slcN no"n,
And .a,r tit sraitlsr if0ae fie greedy tomb.
Asstuw il make his cbcsk t.e r2.r 1uf Nc.
All f hls heart " 40 hsfitn and 'c'if.f
II,,t ih1u 4 headache, or d, ~ pa grnIf
Do. care atict your >oul wI.h Ns'n' dIn.
Dec backlog cough Nolr "a 1>iIn- ~ >feil 'haNr
Miih.s your frame : any pom Nf ache
The blame D., vours. f'src' i.sfa,i, STAY
For Pefers Ls.enres drf.e alt aray
OF-r. 40 Br aiway. IS tuina.sf, 800 Hti>.i.tt, -N
CNaiham,t and H. aui 80 B0wey, NcN-l o.A, AL ~
\orh lth street, Philadelphia
Rrnns Peters hro~s lira,ts becoming srnH ri@fF
While Death snesk, grim'y from D. pain away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

rhis popular article commended 10 the public p'cu-
hary desirable the present time for it, economy tor
elegance and durability, compries successfully with tue
most costly Hats worn. Price - D. SPENCER
sl6 f Fashionable lIsper, No. 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
J. Rev, 4. Davis

I KCN. N. DHNIs
lay even NJ p The Central Presbyterian Church Boonr
STREE before O'Clock. the Ruigs of central Amfu'h
and on the d discovery of New England nv the Nwumtn,
500 wears before Coumhu. Tickets - cents, 20 be- had AT
| H. ..o,r -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

10 The Albany Evcsing journal Of SATURDAY
contained three columns of nominations of the
Governor rejected or laid the table by the Sen
atc-four hndred and sereaty-two rejected
t,co hBndrcd and sercnty-s,x laid on the table
Among the latter from tins City are
Daniel u. Talnaicc Judge of Superior Court Daniel
tlmen, Master an Chancerv J. Phillips Phoenix and Geo
r. Talman. Commissioner, tor lOanng certain moneys o
the United States 4 = finey Doanc. Health Officer WIN
Turner, Health Commissioner, Evan Griffith. MeAsurcr
General ct Grain; DAVID ID. Crane, wcgher General ~
Merchandise James freeborn. Inspector General OF Pot
and Pearl Ashes John GRAY, Inspector General 0i Flour
Francis OBreu, Cater of Slaves and Heading, &c &c.
The list includes nearly all the Inspectors, Nca-
surers. Weighers Notarcs Commissioners &c.
&c. throughout the State. who. being Wings, are
not presumed by the Senate worthy 10 hold office.
They will of course remain in Office under the
Hold-Over Law until next winter, when Wings
or Loco-FocoS will hll their places according a.
the November Election will determine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

II Rev. A DAVIS viii Lecture on the Ruin. OF Contra
America and The p',o,rry o NeW-E ngani hy the North
mes. in the Cevtal PRESBYTERIAN Church Bro1nestree O..
Wednesday cw~aine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

- WILLIAM MILLER, the man who insists
that the world will DO destroyed in 1913, i, lee
turing every evening at The Apollo, 40 Broad
way. We have no faith in his theory but We
were a ncishbor Of Mr. Miller Of old, and We
know he IS sincere and upright. though m.taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
school Of 1udu.try.-

u school Of fndustry.-The subscriber Is about
opening in t~ vicinity ct eHYOfk School or extern
I've and thorough courses OF instruction n The practical safe
rnc'S N connection nh exercises gardens and workshops
By tourlng productive Ialu.iry with mental - spfDss.
meu pupils are rendered appy health prear,e'
pracica kBo"rdge acquired, esrer,es leseaed ~ a
IL 81 hIgsry AMI Sund moral. establish Price u bOarl
ami tuition hundred dollar. year More particular n.
formation may De bad Of the subscriber, tie EacLllgc
Lycelm, SO Broadway.
a216t ia JOSIAH UDIPROsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
u LyeII,. Lecture. on Ge.Iox,.-publl.,

Ia neat pamphlet and for ale this Office These Lie.
lures embrace the following FRESH Water Form
atoms Of Auversue Extinct Volcanoes of Successive Pen.
ods. ? Structure OF ftna; Origin Of Granite Rocks;
Changes IN the Organic WORKS. : Uphesys ami sub,i-
dence OF the Earih Crust; susmergencs Rs-eevaton
OF the Temps OF scraps l. Ouga Of Coal Reel. and
Theory of their Circular Forn Coraine Limestone OF va
Geological Ages 5. Nature and Origin OF Coal Pc
nod Of is Formation. Fool-mark. OF pos.l Animals;
The Magyar, District Recession the Pail. OF Magyar,
Boulder Formation, Transporting Power OF Ice: Actioo
OF Giacien and IcebergS Price IS
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