New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22

The NEyERsIsE SISklsG.--We saw il stated
in the papers that The high lands of Jersey, kno~n
as the \eyersnk, were really sinking. We scare.
" thought il probable that such . leyeliDg 0pen.
tion was in progress. Bst yesterday a friend, sho
has been speading some time in that part oi JeT-
-ey. called and assured rs that the report was
rect.
!, large quantity of the upland. (.sy two kla.
dred ocres.) had srulej perpendicuarly 50 thai
there is precipicc of Ten or fifteen fee, rnsnd tie
sunken portion. Standing on the firm iaHd. on,
looks iorD upon the tops OF stunted csdars, thai
had settled with the earth, while the roots of Ines,
growing in the quiet ground, at the edge Of the
prec sice, are denuded, and stretch out into he
air as II about to form set OF lower branches.
foot rath extended from house in the neigh
borhood acros. the whole upland but now io-
lowing the track to tho cage ot he break one look.
down upon the sunkcn earth and sses the pslh lsr
below, continued on indeed bat NOT easily reached.
II Is .sid that the and betwe cen the sinking earth
and he sea, j. rising, ;hst what is Loot in ,ho
upland /. likely t. be- gained snOre. But pso.
pie will no. nave much confidence in properly
which i liable 10 such luotuutious.
1t j. Doubtful, indeed IT those sinkings coninue,
whether the highlands Of Nrver.ink will be cos
sldeI-d real estate. fC. S. Gazere
O The s'eambont Tu,sarora wa, on Mohdsy
la.t capsilcd al tine dam between /anesy!lc and
Dresden, throwng the boilers from their bcis
which carried away the upper part Of the boat
Mott ot the passengers females, who wep
fortunately rescued. The mail and baggage Of The
passengers were saved. The boiler. sunk in walrr
forty feet deep. A negro fireman, who jumpN
overheard at the time ofthe accident was drowned.
lhls misfortune occurred in consequence Of ths
boat getting into the eddy of the dam, in attempt.
ing to snter the lock. GAINESVILLE (Ohio) Rep.
II Simple they their operation asd sgrsess
as they are To the taste the LOlenges OF Dr. Peters IN
surpassed Tor Their medical effects by any preparations eo~
IN use HIS Cough, Worm and Cordial LOrenges have been
celebrated beyond measure tor their qush and cure
Of the diseases for which, their imply, they are
respectively designed. The Pl, made by the ssns geo
uenss, fer the cure of all diseases arising from ,orsrs
stomach and his Plaster, Tor Rheumatism, &c. have az
tanned wide and most enyiable celebrity. His Wsrehou'r
are at itS Broadway and l25 futonst
AFacr WORTH KsowIyc.-Inju,tce perjury and tresch.
cry may perhaps succeed for With the public aSi
borrow for while from hope gay and 6ourshing appear
ance but time betrays th. week.-mrs., ssd they a a,o rs
themselves In structures OF every Kind, the lower pan
should have the greatest hrmness the grounds and pro
cpes Of action should be just and true. Thus with
those persons who have attempted 10 io upon the public
an article which they sadeavor 10 represent possng
virtues Of eqss magnitude 10 of the most popular and
eficacous medicines introduced IN the pUbllc-he
Ssrsaparia and Tomato Btte-.old wholesale and ress
by Fred Brown, No ~ wsshington ST., Boston. We hz"
sufnber OF nrs pbyslcIans speak OF them -
terms OF the highest praise they all agree that II be ss
Alternative in for deblitaea system for dy%
pcpsa or indgeson oss Of appetite hunos cos,veses'
weakness al tile stomach dizziness pains the head ar
In fact they say should be generally used spring ne1
ieBe The two articles OF which they principally COO
posed are the pure extract Of the best Spanish ssrssps
and the extract OF Terooes All those affected viii ue
above silRents, should call and Try a bottle.
Sold by The agents, A. r. d. Sands Druggists, 7, W
ton, eousr Gold u and is Falton 81, rs Brosdwgh
East Broadway, Ny.
IL I0.reased attractions at the American NgsesD na
week.
u The following recommendsiionof a popular msdi'
cne published for the Information OF those whom may
interest NEw.Yokg, July ~, lstA
M. SebTtns-Sr-tpon the recommendation OF my
physcsn commenced about three slnoe, 10 isss
your Restorative Cordial a remedy for Dysp<pss
Win which complaint have been time ah-csed-
ana nink II my duty To state that have isond t
uetneiy beneficial IN my particular Before the vs.
ot your medicine my digestive organs were otsn tops
and inactive and u STATE O things occssloned ffeque
suspension OF the action OF the heart s the mo-, drss
like feelings with which a mortal b. visited. iou
Cordial seems 10 have been precisely the kind OF slonacbs
that required has warmed and excited those orgsN
ana impaired o them proper tone aud 'igor o. se,o
Previous To is use could not many things ~h eh Do
take with impunlty especially menon rsspber1e' ."
curraBts have rot yet taken tive botllesoft
Your OiSi s'rvt. JAS. SMITH,
Counsellor at Law, No Walls
Sold at fIe Broadway. Jyslms