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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
TN PURSUANCE of AN order Of the Sur

r0safr oi ie C0unty 0f NeWYrrl. notice hereby es.
IN a person, taang ella g. against John sen Ire
the CRY ~ NeWi0rk, Hair dresser decealit % present ths
same. ih M vouchers thereof 20 The .Jicr 5sr fr
residence of tie u scrIbsr, FNELiNE BA>TGEN, No
6Ahany-sirce IN the Cry u Nesio or beiose the
hrst day of October next
Dated New York, "a. 1Stl dav of Nareh. A. ID. isf2
FNELINE BAsTlTN. E1ecuirx.
IL - !. . = -
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IN pnrsuance If an order Of the Surrogate

OF he County OF New York. Notice hereby gwen ~
100 person, having claims against t.t C0H late ~ the
ti.y ~ NeWiofK, gr0,rr, deceased, 20 present. the
with the voucher. thereof tine subscriber. h- office
Joseph H., son E~. No. - Chamhe,reet he Cify oi
New York. or before the third day o 0cioh-~ ncxf.-
Dated Ner York the twenty ninth jay Of March A 1872
u.f "a ffaw6an
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n PURSUANCE Of an Order Of ,he Sur.

Il rotate Of lie -ou-iy 90 Sr- Aos Doucr j. Hereby civ
"a - ii ptrs. having claims agdnst Maria Pail late 90
tr civ 81 New f0rs decea,ed. n present the sane
TIE voucher. h~reof iO he subscribers, o OF ne
subscriber Dsne Lord. JUNIOR No ~ Nassau stre.t m he
city Of NeW York. be'f- tho 1hir.eth dsy OF sen
!rrnber next Dated Ne~ York 18th aay of Harsb A ID
1872 G. ". LAWKENCE.}
me- iaW6fn DAN. LORD. Jr frkrclhfA
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/ EiAI.
)Y ORDER Of Charles J. Hubert. Esq.

DY ORDER Of Charles J. Hubert. lsq.
supreme Count tcsaissu'r. notic' - h'fr'N -''' f
nu> at % ts pros son, 49, .iliHc nutoTi>ng aa
fu-us s-au,t fs,u.t>atn asf0r, tai an aiafi-t -
- s,.,i th. estate oi jnLu 'er, j.. r's'f 10
soshr-lt .u ils rcrninr, cd >coi.'n >Su mat f -"
vii le >i .or Tire payment cd debts un>> DEL aIif"
snf discharge such attachment according io law. " .l
uu. mouth. tom fhr hgs pahi cation 90 i> npir'' H
risf rh payment of any debts dae tn hm hN residents "i
~tsf- su ihe delivery ban or or D. 49,. o' any pro-
perry OBJ n i, safe. hs.ong ue io l. si ih' iiA' "
lgl property Pcs hu ar, iorbsiu'n hN law, al a. =.
Da.'I a. s.fh Jl, ri No,erui-rr. lSi ID. w. MARSH.
,ls l.yq,l ,t,u.aN iar Attaching Creditor.
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prTER,' MORN L0ZFNGFs.

Ths.e 1r- the de,deraiums - long required They are
n re-cty pleasant 10 The taste and gentle 'r suerd
tom. they may bS earc>,v administered o the Young
ct nlnt and medicine heretofore discoveries clu be
Nance. n garrison wt u destroyer nf " uuns has
an alta -iun them which they resist ani having
once tasted they become poserie>S aud de The Worm
Lorqnr. are administered n doses sufficient 20 pro
.uce cathartc effect The attention of parent, -
ciay solicited N favor Of ih.s n,r,vale ale, ARIEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
~ m IHFIT u ~ VI N1TF'- ~ ~ y
PETERS COTGH LOIENGES.
I''1 ''' PFTFRs, CI'ORDI,I'LOzYNGFS.

D Peters almost tears peak of hc>e Lo1ense ashley
serve l,, e should .tarir the reader cfeduiy; er 10
claiming for them The power Of nvi-oratne tie mind, 81
f.n,u- melancholy ard i1w spirits Of suninug TIE ma
guaior. ~ strengthening the nerves, M s~tefnnE me
breath g wing ihereuuip hamy fragrance, add no amo,
Instantly curing the Leldache aud correcting nervous alice
tons he attribute. 20 Them virtue they DO not uy
r>,s>N Inaldt on iley the most icicousO an Lofrn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

been often perverted ard degraded When this
has !lappencd. i, haS produced gigantic Evils Re-
igious wars aud prosecutions. barnlag= at TIE
stake. the atroctie: ef the l.qui~iiion. ars.cer-
tainy among the greatest scourger= which nave
been inflicted on .tile Human Race.
Some re:or,ners. Struck=wifh the abuses which
have thus been perpetrated under the name OF
Religion, haze supposed that they were inherent
in Religion Itself and have wished III consequence
to aboli,hic, .rhey have not >eparated TIE ezce'-
>cs which haze becn=cointnitted by blind taaar-
cisn when acting on igaorant or coarse minds
and the outrage. which have been#eioahed over ty
Religion from that true ;,ad noble Institution II
self: ihey have not separated The Eject trom the
Cause bat condemned Religion. because the Dis-
honest, the Designing and Ambitious nave made
use OF it "a means or covering 10 cary out their
personal and selfish ends.
If the :Sceplic5ll would examine tie subject in
h- light. they would make tn Distinction which
we do ,hcy would also STE, II they examined care
fully Human Nature ard the hstoryz the Past.
that Mankind wil not suffer themselves to=bc
robbed Of tn, Religious Sentiment, andthatadeep
in.tinc, in the human soul vii protest cterfaly
against the superficial views Of Reforlners who
would attempt 10 do it, and render nuga1ory all
their Effort, at reform.
Such Eefornacrs may in some respects Be. in adj
vance of the intelligence their Age. bntin wish
ins 10 destroy Religion=tiiey are far behind tho
simple and native Instincts Of the Mass and they
are vanquishcdin in the end BY the opposition which
those instincts offer. No plan can succeed and
produce any great and permanent; results unless IT
i based upon broad and comprehensive policy.
which viii embrace, respect and satisfy all truc
and legitimate sentiments in man and all. tho in-
rclicciual wants of his nature.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

.rJ TnE SournERS LITERARY Mk,sEsGER for
February has a Just and appreciatlng rcyicw.oi
=L,asfclows Poems from 4 Southern pen. Mrs.
sebn Smiths excellent poem of=@Ihc Sinles-
Child is concluded aad the Interesting History
Of the knights OF Malta is continued. Sterling
essays on Political and intellectual Power. 'i'd
Popular Education, v.itItiighter papers on Mr..
Badgers Wnskcr Order, and Nlgtl1 on tho
Santa re lral, are among In" attractions OF The
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
THE T r | b Il n +

ri The kxicklRgoeKEH for this month lia, ii
.lo.cI, interesting account Of the Life. Madness
and NIistor,uncs of Iorquato fas.o the great lta-
ian bard, which i decidedly the gem OF the nun
,., The usua! v.rety OF rary and Agreeable" pa-
a.,. form the body Of the work. among the best OF
!.tic,, we accous, the Notes c Georgia Lawyer
IN. cri giual Poem BY the F'n1entcd Willis Gaylord
Clark ! also given
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
ASSOCIATION:
OR, PRINCIPLES OF A TRUE ORGANIZATION OF
RESELTS.

Attractive Industry-Crea Increase OF ProductionNast
Collective Economes-secure and Profitable nv+ sne:;
Capt,i and Taen.-Sociai Liberty and Equality-Unit,
ii. lndivilual with the Collective Inere>.FGl De-
veopnent Of all Characters and Capaclile>-lfaTInony
OF ,l,- Pas.ion,-Gcncral Confidence and Unity OF :Ac
iinr-- iai Elevation nf Man.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

Ihu Column ha, been purchased by the ddsoeates of
Ig,,cmon IN order 10 ay ter Principle before The Public
rs ,ditorsiip IS enrety diyrct from that Of c Tribune
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
TyNGnSH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
r. yI,-rc uooES AMID PRlNTS.-Trau>atiultic

Newspaper Office. LI"crpool
CHARLES WILLMER OF Liverpool. Supplies TN. Anie
riran.nuhlic with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS,# #MAGA
yIVES BOOKS. and PRINTS on the most advantageous
terms He forwards the very n,c>t etlous o' all the Lon
don and Provincial Newspapers ShpPip! Isis. rce Ii
rrnrs Sc those all OF the European
Continent, v the Steamers and Liners from LNcrpoo Lon
o and Bristol the Magazines, Books, ami lrts, as
soon az published. .,,.=
Ills charge Tor IA London Daily Paper II j.; or week
" one pnllshc, at Evcpcncc, L 3>.lol "r SiXnsiFe
tl As o,l per anuum all the Magazines Book> or trnt>
he ,app, a, HE >are prices they charged 10y the
publishers in London
Aoricrs should, prevent disappointment, be adfe>'ta
"CW,s, ~, IN t and none vii, be attended unless
Companed by remittance or reference ior
months in advance on sOinc Liverpool or London house
r.S-News Letters, comprising an epioiic o cssE 'nnS
Interesting 10 American or Canadian readers furnished on
reasonable lcrilts. II ia"Iy
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

g Mr.. C.=NAraEws,s Speech at ,ile Dinner
10 Mir Dickens in advocacy OF International
Copyaeht has been published ir ncal# pamphlet
form. and may be had a, the Office of tMcturus,'
,G7 Broadway We have heard many objections
10 the taste of portions Of this Speech, bu, its
sament we know to be imprcg..ablc, both on The
rounds Of principle and polcy.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

EDWIN CURTIS -
ess FARM FOR SALE,.-rhe Farm OF

x. the iaIe Isaac Sayre>, Deceased, about mile and
aIJ the Railroad Depot al Rahway y, j.. on the
Plantied. |, consists o' t~ut 80 acres oi
good au, contiguous 20 The dwc!lnSt Also about "
excellent pasture and Young wood. rtsQaarters
Ell mile distant, and acye> OF ;at meadow. The
trm we'll "a'rte-has barns taINchouse aud other
huilngS well OF tNce.en! waIrr also. quantity OF
oc,,t, nj 10 cut quarry o Tree stone,
,,eti OF Al private ,aie pro to The 18th Mach VIII
he offered Nenue that iay atle oclcSk o Tie
premises it the tive stock, iarUn. utensils ant olN
Goi furniture. Terms made ra>y For farther par;Icu-
iirs inqui,eol JOHN :. WOODW ARD ESQ, % Nal>.
MI j =
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
"A 4 VALUABLE, FARM, In New
.gA RROOKLYN PROPERTY for Sale

g Thai desirable pIo, OF ground ol Sands and
In1I-.rreets being front sandst and rahnlg
through 200 cet TO Pro>pect,;. II IS within minutes
val OF the Fuoa and Caarine Ferries, and not sur
ra>.c IN beauty location by 10 ,ha sIty lhrr. l.
10 - on the premises large comfortable dwelling. a Ia
yora oun6nv !, offered 10 builder capitalists Tor
productive improvements as large portion of the money
remain on bond and mortgage For further aftcu-
lars apply to John c. Mallory, 2ll Poarfeet Aew-i oFK
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
o1s EOR SAI.t..-A yalunhle Country

- Ser IL The lwn OF Jamaica. l.. |. The >sb>suber
it iog sale hl> Property part thereof >ut APP
canl> with t,um 10 ). 10 land. all ie ior
gardening with spacious front rs! rt divided
wh.ltQIl and orlanenua trees The middle
section W kv improved with all th conven)snce tn suit
gent.rl family, variety OF choice ru the season,
ornamental trees, trrIc, and grape vines III abundance
Tho ho>, substantial and modern bulit, ru,bouS~.
barn ana ienC> al and complete order. The whole
property wifi ue sold price make II desirable M
vestu-nt or part improving tie adjoining Sec
tons Terms very favorable upon application 10 or address
tpost pIldl j. H. folLLoN.
to 'lms Jamal,w.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
aA FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A de-


1d TO LET'OR LEASE-1he upper
part Of new. handsome and very convenient House
~ I:e corner OF East Broadway and Clinton-sree built
expressly for gentee Hotel and Boarding House having
two large in the second story communicating with
rooms IN the upper stores all with fire. places crates. and
marble tnantels and ja!bs The situation pleasant ant
healthy and the prospect from the several as1efa
bic and extensive, and markets and churches in the nen
bohood The Dr. Dock Carriages pass and rePl'c % c,j I
Hur>e every quae OF All hour 10 Battery Place; a
ans! Coaches within call Inquire 81 M hpa NJ ,,n
corner OF East Broadway and Ciintonsree o' 'h1
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
MECHANICAL LAMP Warehouse,
rryVo SILVER MEDALS AND7 DI

pto,IAs have been awarded 10 Je.n Lindmark, %
for the hes, Cologne and Per'uHi-ry For
@ T.. ba, been sagagej IN the manufacture OF Per-
in Tins city, and until tku present tnr he has not
.ie himself before the public in the advertising COL
- of auy sustained by the decision ci en-
@ Of P-rumery given the Fairs held in this city
nJ Boston he feels authorized 10 saying TO those Who want
ny arrcie in his line that 90 Chatha-strtet trey may
Snd superior qualify al mosratr prcrs. Remember the
nrn,r a. formerly entrance Chatham Chapel d4 ly
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
XXTIGS AND SCALPS.-The largest,
w the cheapest and best assortment OF Wigs and
acnEy ys arr. 10 be found at v CLIKEfITGHS 25 Broad


Y the cheapest and best assortment OF Wi ~ and
&cnIys arr. 10 be- found at V. CIIREfITGHS n9 Broad
lvav, entrance in Futou-st
The many attempt, that daily making initiate thd>e
c,tbrarJ Eag, and Scalp Just many proofs OF The
h character hey have attained, and the estimation ,hay
n, eId in BIZ tie trade But thr public will observe Tint
g. h. mrker tins city OF ne Ventllailng ami
(;ossI.rr Wig, and Scaif> without metallic springs AMI
ta, all others feeble attempts d; imitation wanting
genius ,rctti principle on which they are
ala.e 10 III, AMI the skill and practice 10 execute.
All .veaiers and ConnoSseurs invited TO inspect his
Heads OF Hair. elegance lghinso and durability
may be. ca>>- among the first productions of moder9 art
In their manufacture they differ from all other. made here.
The yar .ngy assorted and equally d7trbCled 70
allear Js issuing from the skin they more OF The
brow than tie natnral hair does, and having no metallic
spring, all disagreeabe pressure Is shvlhtr For Seut
rrn climate tAey nesnabie, b"ing only OF. weight
Senator'S me.ters OF Congress, and gentlemen from every
quarter the country, who wearing CPS wigs,
BE- referred To.
The prices ~il be found TO suit th- circumstances ei all
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

4 moved from Maiden lane 10 No. 22 John street near
Roadway where they arr receiving and desirable
:. Drapery, very cheap; do Woodyed Cloths and Ca'ni
rere ErnInets aud Sunber Cassimeres On nan' gen
-ai of Linens. SheetiDgs, Table oscs Nap
kios Towelngs, Blankets Quilts, de- Ship hianSes ana
Counierpanes Lc a, wholesale and RETAIL with Tae.y o.
other goods Ia their line al The lowest pr!ces % 3t5as
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
XK7INDOV-GLASS.-English Crown

NAj INDOW- W-GLASS.-EnSllsH CTOWH
w WINDOW GLASS, OF either single or donhe
thickness OF all sizes from by to a by u inches
SHEET or CYLINDER GLASS, OF single and double
thickness, OF any SIZE under ~ by SO inches
From the uanuiaciory OF Chance, Bros Co. Smethwick,
aad sal. quaale> 10 .nt purchasers by their agents,
". CHANCE, SON Co. Platl-etree-
The quality OF the double thick Crown equal 10 the
best OF American manufacture and sold at much lower
prices,
The double thick Shee, well pied for show windows;
being princ pie The surface Is almost
perfectly smooth end gives nearly The appearance ot
plate Glass 10
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

~ FOR SALE.-One of the most valu
Il. able Farm, III the state OF New Jerscy.-Ihe sun
rTNtr oilers Tor sal, the whole his Farm upon which he
now resides containing 7s OF land is high state OF
cuyaton h. location and quality o! the land not sur
,,,se,i v any farm the whole Stale The farn Is stu
a,ri in the vicinity the town Of Paterson, within neeIt
minutes walk of OF The town The dwelling Is
and we'll arranged the outhouses new and
ary-tc Who'll. PROMISES complete order two wells
OF excellent AMI fruit in abundance OF all kinds and
the very best quality also hne spring Drooh unh
ilrn the ccpt. OF the Persons living the arm
wishing 10 10 business the city Of Newfork can take
uOrnng train o cars al o'clock and arrive IN the cy
NJ quarter past . Property in the city of Ncwiork VIII
bs aken in part payment The subscriber will sell rom 30
To- 8 acre, land Without the building OF SOL 10 with
In. building or the whole MAY SILT the p1rhas.r
- Nh DICKEY.
40 lu1r
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
VALUABLE Standard Works, published
by DAYTON & NEWMAN. corner OF Fulton and


american Antiquities. OF The History and Origin OF The
Red Race by A. W. Bradford vol octave he Ant!aui-
lies Of The Christian Church, by Rev Lyman Coltmai VOL
octave Sermon on Important Sus!ecs ny the i.eF Sn
Ge Davis A. NJ 8 vols 2no. Jahnu's Biblical ArchHoio-
", translated by rhos c. Upham, vol. octave The &c
eesacal II story Of Eu>rhins PanptuI 'ooctayr 10
The Work, of jesse Appleton, D. D. vols octave The
Four GOSPELS TRANSLATED, from the Greek, with preliminary
,issertan. NV Con Cnmphell D. D.. | vol octavo.-l.o
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
LEWIS PHLLIrs, Ssc-etarT.= %
EEFFE RSON INSURANCE. Comnany
Mutual INSuRANCE.-On Dwel-


'I ins lou:.s and Furniture only prohts rst1rne, 10
the A>surs,i.-'rlIF HOT SEHOLDERS' MCr;tA. IN
SERANCE COMPANY. Once - Merchants Exchange.
o William auii Wa,tr-S The eaftentionOi lioue
holders rsue>ted n the anatXe tln IL:
separating the Insurance Dwelling Houses and FuTi-
tIre. from tlla OF Stores and Merchandise
Il we'll know that almost ali lhe losses incurred utta
husiaess olnuaace th result o the burI.Hg c valua
bic store, and costly goods
Tins The expense tothc household
which he pays A> premium. the ntse great re
1885, when III. whole capitals manT insurance
pan-, totally lost h; the destruction ot this kind ot
property; and E.any dwellings ,eit Tor time wholly rp
projected By Insurance.
Another feature recommended 10 your attention. the
othe profits among those who insured by thus
Company.
The cash p,ym"n> premiums form furri, which, AZ
paving .rn:>c> and o->t> represented by scrip and
is-u.i tho assured proportion the amount G taclr
Insurance. which i. thus obtained and stHuld tic
busics, Company all realize the expectations OF
the directors ,h OF insurance upon dwelling
h0u4s and urru-c will be diminished by than
hall o the reason OF the return cl the erped
premiums
This Company i prepared agaus, loss dam
arc bv fire. Dwelling Houses Household Furniture, Plate,
Family Stores Libraries, Pictures, >ta,uary, Cabinets OF
Minerals and other objects, Anatomical Collections AMI all
Everv person iisurng with this Company eDueI 10
vote Tor each huut!r,! dollars insured.
The rites and all other particulars may oc
obtained on application atlie oiic- OF the Company.
DIRECTORS:
Gulian G. NerrlanCk. \. Robertson Rodgers,
Robert Henry Ludlow, Samuel Martin,
William II. Harrison, Frederick Schucllardt.
Daniel seymour. stephen Caiubreeng,
Frederic Drpev-tsr.
A. r. RODGERS President
u. TAYLOR. Secretary.
VII. HARRISON. Counsel.
~ s;u,od JAMES " WEBB. Surveyor.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

..uc LOWELL OffERlxc q Repository Of ORIGINAL Ari-
c.s writ ten exclusively b; females actively employed
in lie Mills Vol /. Nsw-iorlt: Bradbury Il Soden
Price inea,y hcuud) 81 i2t
Wccoul! add nothing TO the repeated and heart,
felt concentrations we have already bestowed on
hi. work. 1t is an bonor to America, 10 Woman
and 10 Free Labor and u noble refula,ion of the
vile SANDERS to which the Factory Girls have
been ba>eIy and unjusis subjected 1t would
severely task The fashionable circles Of any Amer
can or European city to produce an original work
q. ESSAYS, Tales and Poems from female pens at
al elual to this admirabie and instructive volume.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

EScYcLopEpr, AMERICANS. No. VIII.
CoHpLSTE WORKS CT CHARLES DlcKENs. No VliI.
CoopER's SEA T:LEs.. VIII.
HISTORY or NAPOLEON. No. VIII.
These works Tor the current week have Just been
published by George l.. Curry & Co at l67 Broad-
way They are all valuable and interesting. Blu,
We must say in behalf of the FIRST named that
the PROJECT Of publishing it in this cheap and
generally accessible form is one winch slloudn
i liewarm appreciation ot every friend OF general
educaton For many years it has maintained Il
high yank in Europe among the bcs, works o! its
class that have ever been published; while it has
been rcsorled TO by men Of every Country one
of the richest storc-llouscs Of valuable knowledge.
It's universal lexicon; of incstimablc utility to
men Of every class. and one witllwlcll profession
al men and general students especially can scarce
ydispcnsc. In it, present form it may be pur-
chased and its expense scarcely tcll We hope
few will let the opportunity pass
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
Paterson. n. j., Feb. "a, 1912.

EOR SALE or Exchange-A horizontal
hgh-prcs,rre Engine, viii, poppe, steam aud exhaust
valves cock end Of cylinder. Cylinder 30inches diameter
iron connecting rod q ee long water-"heel shalt and
crank ror t feet long, rec walter wheel ianches
pillow blocks shaft All the parts except the eccentric
complete and good order The Engine ~ all is parts made
very strong high steam can be usetit necessary
For further particulars inquire of r. al StrOn 2i2 Water
RIanck .cN Hudson 81 y. Z. Is lms
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

pROWN &. cos. one price Hat Store.
u , Wholesale and Retail l78 Chatham Square, corner
OF Motl>trcct where fashion beauty durability and ccoo
the pleasure offer. in additiono cr recently I'M
proved short mapped Hat, style tue imitation OF Bca
yer, which closely resembles that, OF all turS the most
costly and btauul that The difference easily per
ccved-pricr So We strictly adhere 10 tire price cash
which enables furr, very superior Hat for
the price charged. M In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
no CARPENTERS, BUILDERS. etc

fENO CARPENTERS. BUlLDEhS- etc.
4 Just published rh. Modern Builder, Guide. CON
tanning Sighty-scven copper plates With full explanations
MnarCi Lciever Archcc) This work should be III the
hands every builder in the contains an accu-
rate treatise on Hand and Stair Ranc branch which has
heretofore beenbu mpcfcctr noticei!n Other works Us
Huhcat0n has been attended with great expense II u
The public, wholesale and retail by tie pulnli>hcr
MILLItM D.. SMITH
Architect Portrait, and Care, Engravcr,
$50 Broadway, ,hrd story.
For sale cw OH Stones suitable for Ensravers Dentists
Jewellers S, Ill I'M
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
THE HOWARD INSURANCE. con-

& panv-Capi,7l $3nNctl: O=ice= N. 81 Wall st TaiS
Company make insurance agauS, los cErn
aye by ire, and inland Navigation.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
y2s FOR SAI.E-.A Farm, two and hal

S:S Oh sAl.t.--A arm. lNO anu Il nan
e. nile, tioul Flushing, village, ana about Is miles
ron OF NcwNor The said Farm contains bout
20 acres OF choice Land tO etwllel is meadow AMI ula
ti, Land aI,i SO acres principally woodland. There
three pu.u Orchards con,ainr, about 500 Young trees OF
raits tru witch annually sid from ten 10 twelve nun
rs barrel, apples aa there also choice assortment
oi small On the premises there spacious Mansion
House with ornamental grounds gardens and shruhbery.
and all necessary appenagcs either Tor The convenience ot
practical farmer, for the residence OF man os fortune.
There ar. also TWO Cottages Famloues, and Is
oi good Sal;-MeaIow The situation rising ground,
within quarter mile OF tho Bay OF which commands
delightful prospect, aud !, altogether one OF the most
healthy and desirable locations the Island Terms aG-
comnodating Inquire o K Il. story, 25 Futon-i, Brook
vn K NJ Hartley, Clinton Hall, New-iork, sr oi Reuben
Nnnsnn on the nrrrlisr, II Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

CULVER TE-Wm Thomson No.
~ l2g Witljamstrce continues 10 manufacture Silver
Ware OF tie best description and ot the latest paerns.
Presentation Vases Pitchers, Walters Tea and Coffee Ser
vices Cake and Fruit Baskets and Children, Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed.
A>o Dee, Fruit Knives md Forks, silver blades Forks
and Spoons, king threaded an'i PLAN threaded paitcrns
Prize Medals o various patterns suited FOR prizes OF Flo
Horticultural and Agricultural Societies.
Orders by letter punctualIy attended To-
The whole OF these articles manufactured on The pre-
,ferng silver, and expense is spared in
Tie beauty OF the workmanship.
~ B-Drawipgs and estimates o articles Tor presentation
y i'll be furnished in answer 10 an application 70 JIM
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03

The Religious Sentiment connects us with God
and his universal Ra.monicS, as Friendship and
Love connect US with our fellow beings Man Is
u link ii, the great chain of Creation he is an in
dependent Being III the Universe, und has an in
dcpcndcnl function 10 perform in it; the feeling
which elcvatcs him u communion with the great
Whole. OF which he forms part, is the Religious
Sentiment, and the act BY which he manitests this
Sentiment is Religious Worship How important
then 10 preserve il
New-York tribune., 1842-03-03
ATEWTON DARLING.S- -SCYTHES.

The undersigRed-soe Agents in this C!ty--ier The
Sae OF above celebrated Scye prepared 10 re-
csiyc orders for Me aDe, the Manufacturers lowest
,ric.s Gjal2 VI WI. H. WIGHT Co. loo John s.