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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

% aa:zyT PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
ss4ss--Ss..N>-,l BOATS FOR ALBANY THROUGH Dl.
RECT DAILY, O'Clock r NJ, Sundays
excepted. Fgom the Steamboat Pier between Courtand aud
.StGsrty streets.
The new aud splendid Steamboat KNlCKERBoCkER
Capt y r ST. Johs, Will leave Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at O'Clock. ?. NJ.
The comnodlous Steamboat ROCHEST
Capt A Hoagh;oa, viii leave Monday Wednesday and Fri
dag Ar O'clock, p. NJ.
4 ) o'ciock-LaRding at intermediate places.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. l.. W. brainard
vii, leave Monday, VI sdces1ay Friday evenings
Steamboat N0RrH AMERICA CapI. NJ. II. Iracsdeil
viii leave Tuesday, ThUrSdsy and Saturday evenings
Passengers taking thss Line of Boats will arrive Alba
Ny ample t,ks The Morning train of Cars for
Ie ESSI West The above Do4ts and substantial
furnished with AMI elegant State Rooms AID for
Esed AMI accommodations pnri,aled the HUDSON
passage freight Apply board r CSchui;s the
ont tnp,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

CCARpA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS. import
- ant for h- Deaf-W- commend TO the particular aei
non n ion rsrous Of ha, ing their hearing restored scar
"a, OIL for Deau,S We hear highly spoken oil oY u"se
,,ho have srd IT, and who OF course knos ,ts value
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

r.,r, ", David s Mills. Jr OF Bush~lck l.: l. Tsn ,SiaI
FROM IT, ~, - tn Gty OF Nr5s-Y0rk as one inat s"F''s
them with pure Shlk. ,,-,,,,L rc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

PASSENGER TRAINS Will leave MlDDLETOWN
daily Except sundays 6oclock a NJ :nd al halt past
P ~ aud arrive in NEWYORK Al II A. VI. and about u
Ihr steamboat ARROW will leave NF.W-Y oRK daily,
Except Suudays O'Clock A NJ. and at q O'Clock r "
Taking the Cars P-rmOa passengers Will arrive at llp
DIETOWN Al P. VI. aud Q r. VI.
B.-FREIGHT TRAINS viii: IS heretofore, t- nun
DAILY (except Sundays) leaving llddeown al clock
P NJ and 10 freight except NIL n will be taken by the
Passenger rains Bzges will be taken IN tow by the Steam
boat leaving New York at A. VI. and from Piermont TO "
y bv the Evening Passenger Boat.
~ The following LINES OF STAGES connect win
the railroad 4, NlIDDLET0W >-1.,,.,,r
The EAGLE LINE Tor HONESDALE BlNG
TON leaves iletown every morning texce9t sundays al
5oclOck NJ and Honss6ale eVenns eaxss
HonsSdsie a. O'clock arrives AT b"sn"p
Tie MIDDLETOtFrNa and BLOoMINGBrRGH Lne
leaves Nddletown daily (eycet Sundays on the ars o.
the evening Of Cars connecting with the NewDursh
and Owogo lines BloomDsburgh Returning next days 70
idIetown for the evening tam OF cars icr oK
The MILFORD Line leaves NIddletown at O'Clock fAi
or upon OF the morning train OF Cars aud -TTive al
Milford same day about ?. NJ
T. PRIVATE CONVEYANCE 20 any part Of the
country can also be had on reasonable egms application
TO the LIVERY AND EXCHANGE STABLE Of A
KENNEY in Middle:own.
The FARE between y. Y. Between Newly oTk
and Bnghamnion IS O0 and Cuddeback Vile 81 IS
Windsor 4 IS " Mount Hope. ! 50
Loui,borough 4 50 '' BloomingburSh -. 30
Noun; Pleasant, DOL g Milford,
. Honesdtie, - 4 0GI PoTt jews
BIZ Eddy, 5Gi tlnc!Flle.
FouestbuTgh 5Nt al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

DEACH ORCHARD RED Ash COAL from
the well known Salem Vein Of all sizes screened and de-
vered from the boat yard below the market prices v,
Coal->o Agents All Coal weighed hy City Weisher-
Cargoes sent up the North and East Rivers reduce
ana H5G s,o o' " 1s'"S'' o. GUERNSEY CO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

Ma +. wsrrore: s-In Aagasi lsst s. t1 ha, ] ,se,-
iiti tlaa "a ~ Of your Vegetable syruF, whfh 700
@ me SOM n The fs5msh' n In 'snS nY opinSn In S
; he madeleine Respectfully :,opur<S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

ss.rsyr. IT. POWELL " CO.'S LINE FOR
rtt..yasaa-j jNEWBURGH Landing al Ca!dwelrs, Yves,
aEs4-Hrszs Point and Cold Srrlng-The steamboat, HIGH
fen.s,Tee every Monday, THURSDAY aud Saturday
O'Clock, p. NJ Returning, will leave NewbuTgh every
Morday al 81 A. NJ, TUESDAY, at P. M and Friday
For freight or psssage apply TO the Captain on board
Baggage and freight OF all descriptions bank bills
put on board the risk the thereof unless
a hill of ladmc receipts be signed for the yi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

DIDDLED NEWCASTLE COAL AFLOAT-
In Cargo Of brig Ceresio sale in lots purchasers
<rsI WARD S BROWNE, Al Westinghouse
pLOWDELL'S ORREL COAL-Of very >upe.
- ror quality, for family dischargne from ship
North Carolina and for sale guattie 70 su purchasers
by WARD * BROWNE,
au2l All Washington corner Laight s..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

Essex. Coan., April, 1Gi3 -. J., r,,i
al wholesale and stai!, of A. B: D. SANDS ~
and Al retail of Abraham B. Sands Co.. ~ bfoae.
,yay corner Of Chamb-rs-stsert; and OF sands %
East Broaduay, corner Market-seei, New-l oTN. nc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

rOALS-Large nut size, 81 90 stove 81 75
~ and fresh broken and egg s. per ton, from the yard
Of King and Greenw ch streets Consumers may el
getting the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well
ed the yard and delivered the above prices Tor cash
reduction of q per will BE- given i taken direct from
Tho boa,s auI7 2n PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

F3S Tol A5aIpSI PoIT Sv ASp saaasy. MpaE .sa2l;ld
:s tpachirS At seSgine's Dock Staten , il1Gd
town Point Mondays Tuesdays, Wednesdays Thursdays
and FTd2ys o'clock de psrm!tns) and keyrort at
O'Clock, r NJ. Returning, leave New foTk foot OF Robinson
Tuesdays, Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays
O'clock, a. NJ and SATURDAYS P. NJ Stages will be IN
Freehold part of the country Uniform companies
from Fort Hamilton Keyror; at reasonable rates y29 Pun
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

De1r SRI received yous OF h. 9th ,ns! ysfa an I'M
and according 10 your request, hasten 10 gl'e !o' IN ~
mediate . -. r;IIi,gSy cav what
Ia re.tioa your lsdieIae most wlaHy md Trb5.
W. mad, of boil: bottles received from you In tir F .
rl,re had considerable distress NY bowels
nf and .ach time took q" your Hraichr o
rscef@d almost immediate relief. We r' :; 2a on % @
yI RiI. hsy- some her habe. child ta 'ii ~
the bowl complaint some days very oto AI m ne
na il for ciidrsn who ntss from hat complain he
na. ecornm=aded It several Of her inenl Ja - - h.
the most frctual cure that coIEilint thai w. .Sr Ever
e public are particularly cauouei to watr o couates
@ ~ .act v bich they hsv- only e.amn. the dife uon'
proprietor IN his own nand" rng ,,-,,,rrr,,opr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
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x17HrTTEMoRE'S VEGETABLE SYRrP.-This
w nysu BE medicine has been proved in uure roos 'an
~ 70 b. safe ard eecrual for diahaa bowel or oTnfoe
eouplain, chilfrsa cholera moths snS 9n
b, pleasant the lst mid yet Efficient 10 its o-a-
nor rne.ilre a.yas pam and sgxsodc acton i %
SyItrsa n can D. readily. administered
rba Following eeftihcse, are SeiTet-i from nas "i I'll, ~
nonisls 10 t favor om individuals y no have nave us 'h
S,,1,1 and rxl-ri.nc.d - bsnsneIa eiects
on f Gitert Hopkins Of e nr1n Of Hopkins a"iey'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

'J'HE " UIH-N Z L4HIV-Nhhi BALSANt ,
compounded and prepared according 10 an orr.
iyrt to the proyrctors fasher many ys,rs SuS. -
Jo.rpH BRAxr The ceistrGsa Indian Chiefapd F,I
Sir Nqii0ns is recommended this nedic!nal cogn .
b. such a. the Indian MEDICINE MEN used 10
Coughs Colds and CONSUMPTION, aud also TO cL,cs,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
THE TRIBUNE.
IDeferrea Article,.l

u The Quebec Mercury states that an IN
genious mechanic in that city, of the name Of
Leaioine, has invented fire engine, which com
bines great power. with the means Of providing
against the freezing Of the water during the ex-
cessive cold Of our winter months. The novelty
consists in the introduction Of small furnace,
which, it Is believed, will answer the purpose
contemplated by the protector, that of keeping
the water from freezing.
u On Sunday afternoon last, during the ar
sence of Mr.. Jacob Behren and family from ms
jewelry store and dwelling on North-Gay-s'Teet'
Bait. the former was entered and roo0eo o. d
considerable amount of property. Two negroes
were subsequently arrested, on whom most OF the
stolen goods was found. They were committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
GENUINE TEAS,


rrHE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
completed very for the approaching
fall trade. II these they have been emnenty successful and
THAR we'll known superior judgement and ample have
been most fully devoted the Of their patrons In
decd their entire regard 10 the rights of their customers too
generally known need comment the misrepresentation BY
and unprncped persons the contrary nowth
stan9ng Their Green aud Black Teas whichhave hitherto
any that they have introduced and they think far before
that be possibly sold for the price in the United States
variety; IS SQuaisties OF Black Teas The unvaed HowQua
MIXTURE fresh and great Perfection An extensive assolt
lots Of any quantity. Proporonabe varieties Of other
Green's Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily. All goods sub
cued all parts of the country; Terms cash Principal
2l Chathastreet York; branches. s Beecker
street near Christopher, NewYork, and ll6 Fuonsr--t
Brooklyn.
OssERvE-The original and only warehouse in the United
States the sale of the only and genuine Howquas
Black Teas. o6 Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
MY MOUNTAINS HOME.

n nf mountain home-spring never threw
~ Sef gifts meath skies of loycier hue;
neer os waved sweet summers rosy plume
Ves spot of more unsulhed bloom;
ad AND ne'er did autumn's purple ray
Mud scenes of loitier grandeur stray;
ay mountain home; rude natures hand,
su,nnaided, all thy beauties planned.
nl,- glen and stream, and hearts whose key
Is Is natures own sincerity;
a.s asssts which, though least of love they boast
sal closest cling, and feel the most.
WY mountain home, mid cliff and dell,
ay home, | love thee passing well.
NY mountain home, earth has no voice
~ ~ lure me from thy treasures choice
Tas Ihs swell OF natures thrilling hymn,
Tha Toagh testooned aisles and grottses dim;
os, aae tones which greet soft evenings air
~ aecp' lnostentatious prayer;
sas Az words from lips which ne'er deceive,
ossWaAo:set aa whose iond truths our spirits cleaye.
a' world, what boots thy cankering gold,
VIZ t which such joys as these are sold?
R;1aa .s. arc thy pleasures, boasted fame?
Amse Aule taey not ite's funeral flame?
Rs"y away, cannot roam
'os'a my own loved mountain home.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

CArrMN MARRyAr's New WoRK.-Messrs.
Harper s. Brothers publish uniformly with their
Library OF Select Novels" price ~ cents, a
new work from the pen of the popular author of
Peter Simple sc. Its title Is Narrative OF
the Travels and Adventures of Monsieur Violet IN Cai''
royua Sonora aud Western Texas" We presume It Is d
work Of fiction though ,nuged with much fact 1t pro-
fsses 10 give particular account OF the habits customs
and character OF many tribes of Indians but e known TO
the civilized world; aud the supposed adventures OF NJ
Violet possess considerable interest
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
FAITH. ...BY wM. II. BuRLElcH.


RESTLESS and oft complaining, on his bed
Tossed fair child, as burned along his veins
The fire Of fever with consuming pains;
And ever and anon he raised his head
From the hot pillow, and bcseechmg said
Water! oh, give me water!'' BY his side
The healer stood, and tenderly replied
g Wait ycta whilc-this potion take instead"
No, cried the child lis poison and will kill
His father took the cup" My son, be sure
This is nauseous draught, but it may cure
Will my boy drink it Z" Then saidhe will
Pm not afraid It's poison aoop-I know
You would not give it, father, were it So
Oh, trusting Childhood! would learn of thee
This lesson of pure Faith, and to my heart
SO bind it that it never may depart
Therefore shalt thouhcncclorthm teacher be;
For in thy perfect trust the sin see
OfmY own doubts and fears The cup of Life,
Druggcd with the bitterness Of tears and strife,
Shall not drink it when is proiiered me
Yes-for It's mingled by Fathers hand
And given in lovc-ior, rightly understood,
Trials and pains tend ever TO our good,
Healing the soul that for the better land
Thirs,s with dcathlcss longing! Welcome pain,
Whose end is bliss and everlasting gam
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
LINES TO DEATH.

DEATH dost thou aim at me,
With thine uncrring arrow sharp and chill : :"
sNouldst gain victory
O'cr the poor atom which awaits thy will
Speed thy winged shaft | ask no longer time
My soul is ready for the better cline
weary Of the world
| weary of its coarse and heartess show;
Let LIES dim flag be iurled;
Let The sick mourner 10 her chamber go;
Let The rackcd frame and aching heart find rest
A little space on carth's oblivious breast.
T is time the feverish strife
OIhcsll and spirit should forever cease;
Draw near thou better life,
And rend, oh Death! these bands that yield no
| will not fly thine anputating hand. peace );
Surgeon of God! wait but thy command
Let but the few who love
This wasting form, and are beloved by me,
My pillow bend above,
That on dear taces my last look may be;
And will bless thee, with thy dying breath,
Friend of the friendless kind, life giving DEATH
This books for sale in this City by c. l.. Stick
ncy, I40 Fulto1-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
Public Stock Exchange, Nov. M.

The Bulletin des Lois publishes two royal ord-
uances authorizing the French Minister of Finance
open in his department two extraordinary credits the
Of l24,57 francs to be applied to the construction of six
packets Of 220 horse power to ply between
aud Alexandria and the other of ,204 flames for the
equipment of three steamers of l20 horse power EACH
to be employed in conveying the mails between Marseilss
and Corsica.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
WHOLE NO. so7.

DREMlUM WIRE WINDOW SHADES.-The
L highest Premium for Window Shades was awarded
By the American Institute their late Far 10 the sasscb-
for the, Wire Shades. Unlike all other Window Shades,
these admit all the and light obStrue the view from ana
admit The view TO the street. keep insects out and are very
They manufactured order of any required size shape
or sguTe and fitted mahogany frames If required 10 parlo
basement office ether windows hall doors 10 pub
lc rooms, sc.
Persons wishing these Shades will please leave their orders
At No IS hactoryTt, send their address through the
Dispatch Post and tey will be called upon and the measures
taken aud or!ers executed by LEE co.
n6:2w No Is Eactory-stre.t
ZINE TEAS.-R. l.. Scrynser, "a Barclay ST.,
corner Of ST Peters place, would intimate TO hs friends
lot 9i NE TEAS OF recent importation and of the
cae FGsors His stock consists of the following assort-
OF Teas:
Hyson Eulong Souchong.
HySon Skin, Souchoug,
Yo. Hyson, Pouchong
Imperial, Ming Yong Souchong,
Gunpowier Pecc0 &c.
He would also add that he keeps constantly hand gene
raj Sugars Coffee Spices Fruits and all other
articles Connected with the Grocery business Those whg
purchase by calling at the above Establishment will ud
every article Of the best quality and such prices that
fail suit o rders from the country faithfully attended to.
~ B. Goods sent 10 any part Of this city Brooklyn free
of carriage. o20 2wiS 2woS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

1-g5 The COLUMBIAN LADIES AND GENTLE
MEMS MAGAZINE is to be commenced on the lst
OF January next in this City under the Editorial
charge of JOIN INMAN, who is abundantly CON-
peten, to the task. We doubt not that this will
prove an admirable Magazine and a formidable
rival 10 those already in existence. The low
price (S3 per anaum) will obtain for it many
patrons, which It's character will enable it to re-
'nn and increase. Mr.. 1. Post is its publisher.
(See Card)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
yoL. HEf. NO. Hse.
TO A LITTLE GIRL GATHERING FLOWERS.

A LITTLE GIRL GATHERING FLOWERS
GATHER thy bright flowers, sweet one,
Ere their deep hue fadeth
Bind them on thy sunny brow,
Ere cares dial shadeth-
Youth to youth, and Joy to JOY,
Nought know they OF sadness
Sunshine, dew and pleasant showers,
Make their Life Of gladness
Bind them on thy brow, sweet one,
Kindly they will tell thee
How ife's blighting winds to shun,
Should dear hope rcpcl thee;
They Will bid thee meekly bow,
When the storm is DER thee,
TO rise unbroken when again
Liic's sunshine fits before thee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

HisTohY or THE PROTESTANT ErIscoPAL CHURCHES IS
NEw-foKK, BY HESRy NJ. OsDERposx.
This work is to be issued in numbers, each
number to be embellished with steel engravings of
the different churches of the city. No. has two
beautiful engravings of ST. Paups and Trinity
The typography is very fine. The engravings are
worth more than the price of the number. which
IS 25 cents. Office of the publisher No. John
street,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

~ A WINTER GIFT FOR LADIES Being In
structions in Knitting, Netting and CrOtehet
Work. A very useful and cheap little work,
which we recommend to every body
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
COUTHOUY g. MEYERS,
SIr Ysrna dHzraH

)
RESPECTFULLY invite the Public to call and
n examine their extensive sssorsment Of "a tASPS FAN
aud BRITANNIA WARE FANCY and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY,-whiGh have
recently received large accesons ant now offered at
greatly reduced prices. ,,n.
Especial invited t9 5 he rich stock Of La AMPS
ture TO SUPERIOR in beauty OF workmanship and
delicacy Of finish TO any that be found IN the city
on hand.
IC- The Trade supplied with every description OF Lamp
Orders received for the Chemical Oil Lamps. Of 3m
NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE-
~ The subscriber is opening, at No. 2ii Broadway.
Branch Of his Establishment and would respectfully INVITE
the Public TO call examine his Stock The Shoes sold by
the subscriber obtained the first premium the late FAR OF
III. American Institute and challenge competition for
durability beauty of finish All Shoes sold are warranted
good supply Of Macintosh Coats Capes, Lefeservers
SC. Sc.
Haskns's Marble Cloth for Tables Sc. which obtained
Silver Medal the late Fair for sale only at this E'tab-
lshment The Public are invited to call and examine IT,
A mote extended notice will appear III future number
no e T. ROSS 24fl Broad Tay and ia Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13
REFINED SUGARS,
FIRE ENGINES. HOSE AND PUMPS.

FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
n L. FARNAM, at 2l7 Water-st. manufactures
UFire Engines of every sza for cities villages factories,
plantations, sc. ~,
Hemp Hose Leather Hose of any required; Suction
Hose Coupling Screws, &c;
Lift and Force Pumps lift and force water any distance
from 10 to 500 gallons minute.
Wind Mills Horse Powers, Water Wheels, &C. for working
Ship and Steamboat Pumps for ng boilers Sc and for
use in of fire
Air Pumps condensation ofany required size
Lead and Iron Pipe Brass Cocks, Ornamental fountains &C.
NJ BThe Pumps of his manufacture are double action OF
great strength aud very sample their being
particularly well calculated for the Southern and West India
,m,rkstx sli 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

no IRON MASTERS.-For sale, Mill Sites
L in the Immediate neghborhood Of Btuminous Coal and
To- de water where such Coal and Ore found together
The communication complete with Philadelphia and hai
tile property and farther information, apply 10 Arcmoald
Mcintyre Albany Archibald Robertson PhiladslphIs or
10 the undersigned No. Merchants Exchange ork,
where may be seen specimens Of the coal and Ores sso maps
anu Mo 1eAs Sm3 . W R. CASEY Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

4 CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAR-
n SAPARILLA.-Persous taking this often get mix;
10 try cent package Of Joness Extract Of Sarsapasa
I sold At he sign Of ibe Eagle Ss Chat
hams,ree n Y lss Fnlton-street Brooklyn 23 Broad
street Newark tateseet, Boston, Ledger Buildings,
60S00-HARD WARE-A complete as
DAcUO sortmsnt for country merchant-slOoc cash
viii be put with il for house and lot IN this Cy-mast De
I'LL lws APP. & J. G. SMITH, LibeT1yss.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

II sTne CnuRcu's Law AND TIE CHURcH's
LIBERTY is the title Of Sermon preached IN Calvary
Church. in this City, by Rev SMITH PYNE, Rector which
has just been published by j. A Sparks lO9 Nassau street
1t is of the High Church order.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

PoRTRAIT OF AN ENGLISH CHuRcHMAN, BY Rev.
w. GREsLEy OF ENGLAND.-Thls work is design
ed TO show what Churchman should be in every
department of life, both public and private. 1t IS
sold by D. Appleton s. Co. 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

BOARDING SCHOOL-The Mount Vernon
IL Academy pleasantly situated in 58th street, the Old
Post Road very the Sd avenue Mr. and Mrs Gaze
prietors Of the Institution will receive limited number of
scholars The course Of Study branch
Of useful and polite education The superior advantages IN
worthy Of especial consideration Terms $50 quarter, in
advance o23 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

THE USIvERSALIsT QUARTERLY GENERAL REVIEW.
MOL January, ls44 (pp. 49, svo.) Boston: A Tomp-
kins IS Cornh
This new Quarterly is intended to maintain a
position somewhat different from that of its pre-
decessors in the same connexlon, which have
been almost exclusively devoted TO Scriptural ex-
egcsis and the elucdatlon and defence OF Uni
vcrsalisln. This work, on the other hand, propo-
ses to itself the wider field of d Review OF Gene
raj Literature, especially of all such publications
as bear on Religion and Morals, and tend to IL
lustrate the Religious movement and character
istics of our time. 1t is edited by Rev. Hosea
Ballou I'd, critic and theologian OF cmlnence In
his own denominations and one of the trustees OF
Harvard University The following Table OF
Contents of the initial number before US, Will
more fully indicate the character Of the work
Art. l. Wnaele,'s Kingdom Of Christ X.
H. Past, Present, and Future. rs. T.
lI.Doctrinal Preaching. o.
". ruseysm-Neology II. c,
v Apparent Inequalities of Providence The Awards Of
Particular and Distinct Laws. WI
VI. Sin and It's Desert. H.. ~ ID
VII State of Opinion in the Churches Of the Apostolic
Age. HI b. ID.
VIII. Luther. $ C. E. TX. Literary Notices.
These papers arc in the main able and thought
iul, while the Review is beautifully printed, and
would seem entitled TO "a generous support from
the Universalist aity as well as clergy, while IN
Libraries and Reading Clubs in which the inves-
tigation of Theological doctrines is ndulgcd it
will naturally be sought and studied as an author
itativc expositor Of the tenets of the sect Of
which il appears as the champion. price 50
per annum.)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

ERENCH LANGUAGE-Mon Bekeart, pro.
essor OF the French Language, begs inform his friends
and pupils that his second French Class for beg nne this
O'clock Also 8. o'clock for those far advanced for
conversation, at hsc esdence S5 Duane st.
~ B. Private lessons given home at the residence of
tho nuns o2l tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

With gladness at the gift of this fair child!
My life is bound up in her! But, oh God!
Bears its sweet burthen; and if Thou hast given
To nurture such as Thine this spotless flower,
To bring it unpolluted unto Thee,
Take THOU its lore, pray thee! Give it Light
Though, following the sum- it turn from me -
But, by the chord thus wrung, and by the light
Shining about her, draw me to my child,
And link US close, ON God, when near to heaven !!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

NMANTED--At 80 Nassau street, young men
w from the Country, for Tsechers Clerks Agents Sc
Wages from Sle 10 S25 per NJ. NIL BE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

ROARDlNG:-Slng!e gentlemen, or gentlemen
D and their wives can be accommodated with pIcs,,
and board in small family, where The comforts OF
home may be enjo yed, at IS Murray.street n23ws