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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
IosA, aPaEo.y sToRsTNG, SEPTEMBER IS. Ess2.

When theory. discovered after 80 many centn-
ries of scientific neglect. transmits 20 Us know
ledge of the Divine social code and lis mcchan-
ism, aad the system of relations which il assigns
TO our Industry, VIVA, have We to do but blush
for our false sciences, and make practical trial
OF that code with sinai! Association!
We weuld never for a mon1ent have doubted
the existence OF social Code OF Order prodsct-
i've of socta Harmony ard Happiness, had we re-
Elected how easy il was for God to accord us such
a favor. Exclusive posseSssr q the power u ;M-
parting attraction, the worst social csde coming
from HIM, but based upon Attraction, would main
tain and extend itself TO al Mankind by the charm
connec;ed with it; whereas The best socla code
composed by rsan, bu; requiring violence and con-
strant support it, becomes, from the absence Ut
attraction for The execution OF Its laws, source
OF discord and misery: ali the political consii;u-
lions of men weuld. for this reason fall 10 the
ground in moment, if they were not maintained
by force and coercive measures.
Thus. happiness can only result from divine
laws. if God be less skilli in Legislation than
or civilized Lax-givcrs. His code, were 1t the
equal only of theirs in wisdom, would always pos
sess an iuestimabIe superiority, inasmuch as II
would employ as its agent Attraction, which i
the only guaranty Of happiness for those who
obey. man is happier in obeying a woman he
loves, than in commanding sIave; happiness,
consequently, does not arise from Liberty alone.
bu; from the adaptation OF function to the tastes
of him, who exercises it.
Thus God would be certain of securing Us our
happiness by an AHractire Social Code, were it
even inferior II wisdom g those Of Hen ard on TIC
other hand He would be certain of seeing US mis-
cradle under all codes er,anating from human Wis
dom, for the reason that they would not be At
troctire, and because the human legislator does
not possess the faculty Of impartiDg -dhraction
for his baif-. tax-gatherers, military conscrip-
tons, courts of justice, and other projections of
civilized Institutions.
The human legislator may, sword in hand,
make US avow that we like his laws, but he cannot
ins pire us with love for them, unless he give
a part in sinecures, pensions and other guarantees
of idle ease, whicA are only for favored few
whereas Attraction, once communicated b. God
to the execution of a code would render it pleas
ing te all mankind.
To he Cortinued.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
re
COru.PuddiaqU s.
For The Tribune.

Mr. Editor: Pray, what Nantucketer ever heard
of putting pepper into corn-puddingsf The very
thought of it fills the genuine sons Of that Ocean
Isle, the origin and home Of corn-puddings, with
supreme contcmp, for your recipe corn-pud-
ding made of four ears of corn, with pepper in 1t
Why, Sir when my mother had company to tea,
Fifty ears would scarce suffice to make the requisite
number of buildings. | remember, when a boy,
being sent by her to invite neghbor to the feast,
who on my answering to his question that she had
made but three puddings quickly sent me back with
a message to her TO put fourth into The oven at
once; and now to hear you talk Of making one OF
four ears of corn Depend upon it, Sir, you have
been imposed upon The recipe published by you
is humbug Out of regard for your subscribers,
and OVERLOOKING with benevolcnce for mankind at
the present moment, will give you genuine di-
rectons for corn-puddings, as taught 10y our slres
S'and what they taught is true In the ilrst
place ihcn--although any OF what may be called
green corn is good for the purpose, that Is best
which is oldest, so that it has not become hard
for three quart pan-puddlns take from twelve 10
fifteen larse-sized ears shell cut it from the cob,
(wi,hou, boiling, that 5 all nonsense,) pound or
mn 81 II so fine that not one kernel shall be whole ;
add to this Que large spoonful OF flour, two eggs
and from quart 10 three pints of milk; salt and
sweeten il TO your TASTE give it the hottest place In
the oven. and let it be baked from half to three
quarters of an hour longer than dishes usually are
1t is good boiled in cloth, but prefer 1t baked
This requires plenty good butter, and thus cooked
is an excellent evening-tea accompaniment. 1t Is
not bad 10 take when cold. My wife, therefore,
usually makes one more than is required Tor the
evening meal, and warns 1t over In the oahe-Pan
for breakfast in the morning. NANTUCKET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
At HIS OLD TRICKS.-The ladies'

L IIIS OLD ANIONA1'--fH NO l'Re'fCo
"a are cautioned that at No. 2S9 Grandetreet corner OF
Allen (Fergusons) place that has long been notorious
among female part of the public, where they have been
invariably treated in such manner as very frequently has
caused the husband brother return and demand The
same style Shoes and the prices, being fully con-
vlccd that no in Grand-street could furnish more
shilngsn short any article for the OF Lady, Miss
or Child OF which they have infinite variety at such
unheard OF low prices.
There no doubt but they mean sell cut and quit the
au3 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
N. B.-Engravius 90 Wood SIS I'm
I TAKDWARE, AMERICAN LOCKS,

4 q and Slidingdoor Trimmings-Tbe subscribers are
receiving their supplies OF American Locks &c from vc
different manufactures and they feel confident la they
their customers great variety OF LOCKS,
Lches other house in the city, Also Storedoor
Locks Bolts Shutter md Blind Hinges, Fastening &c and
BUILDERS HIRDWIRE, in every variety. Persons
TO suit any thickness doors Also Knobs OF five different
varieties Orders by mail, enclosing the cash, will be
treated salts their confidence mer-
its Any person wishing To examine can do 80 whether he
purchases or not VAN BLARCOM CHaMPLlN,
sI5 Iwt near Beekman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
A S 5 CIATION:

Or, Principles OF True Organization Of Society.
II TIE Editorshp of this colwn, distinct from nat
The Tribune i9drs5 letters, postpaid, 10 a. BRISBANE
Residence, 10 Lsonnrd-S,reet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

CHARGES AGAINST A JUpaE.-T. W. Smith,
one Of the Judges of the Supreme Court OF lit
ncis, is to be proceeded against by impeachment,
at the next session Of the Legislature of that State
The charges are preferred by the Editor of the IL
Epois State Reporter, who charges the Judge
with having headed mob in 1910, with design
to break open the Jail and release some prisoners
with inebria,iou, by which he fell down and bruised
his face, and with other offences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
5JVHE NEW-YoRK XYLoGRAPHIC

'fic. NJ w ORN ny LONhaT tilC
& PRESS, IS Maiden lane. up stairs.-The Proprietor
OF this Wet known establishment would inform the drug
eS periuerS ami all others who in want OF Copper
plate and Xyogrsphc Engraving ami Printing that he has
greatly added his stock OF Machinery and Plates tar
ptror that of any Other establishment; IN America and
prepared execute AL orders IN sly not 10 be
eQualIed on this side OF the Atlantic.
Original Designs and Plates OF every descriptions suitable
Tor all kinds of business, executed IN the first style o. the
arr Al the shortest notice.
large and general assortment, OF Druggists, Mlnuac
trcrs Pcrumer> GrocerS' and other Labels constantly
,r and may be had wholesale and retail and all ar
Giles competed with The trade.
Job Printing variety OF style executed 10 order
reasonable terms; and the proprietor may
here observe that possible price charged tor ali
work done his establishment system which the great
extent q his business enables him to fully carry out
All the country punctuay attended to, ana
articles ordered. forwarded 10 any part at me Unted
States or the Canadas. CtAS Slii sLDs,
Proprietor.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

70 At Alton, ON the Sd inst. Wheat was firm
at 81 cents, and -four at SO 25 per Dbl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

CATTLE on RAILRoADs.-Beef,P Pork, and Nut
ton can be transmitted by raroad dead or alive,
a, great saving to the producer. Beef from Con-
nec,cut river now driven on the hoof to Brighton,
at an expense Of S. per OK, weighing 1000 lbs. at
a shrinhage in weight of 100 lbs Of the hes, part
of the beef, can be slaughtered and transmitted by
Railrond directly Boston at 81 so per 1000 lbs.
or Just one half the present expense, thus saving
the shrinkagc or loss of 100 lbs. of the best part
of the beef, say So, and leaving the whole III a
more wholesome condition, and of much better
quality; making at the least calculation a saving
of $40 in each OK on an average. 1t Is said that
animals for the market may be transmitted alive,
at equal or greater advantage, from Connecticut
river or even from Albany; and we see no reason
why they could not be; bat we know not how far
experiments of this kind have been tried.
Boston Mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
CYMNASTIC EXERCISES.-Mr.

q FULLER respectfully informs his Pupils and the
Pgaic generally, that his Cymna>um> 2o Gteenes street
and % Anr>reet are opep for the season Junior
III : orhg tOrIIeG az
hours suit the scholars tos Which
have been considerably reduced spply at elhcr OF the
tivn;HiS.unlS.
The Fencing department will be uu2er the supernen-
crce ,r Chas Dearv, Professor, ard Teacher by APP
poinuaeut in the United States Navy.
Sharing lNnuhi usual s. wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

aH FARM FOR SALE-A valuable
Farm Of forty very rhoses sa az ghssen hn.
dred dollars 400 dollars down. the remainder On
al per cent or will be exchapgedios Sooo PiopS.S.
oly taS Chamber ST. 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
'NyUSIC AT THREE CENTS A Page,

NH USIC AT IHtEE CF.N . 4 dSe'
l9a at No II Lispcnnrd.st., of Broadway:-CHAS
T. GESLAIN, Music Publisher is constantly receivnS new
and fashionable Music, for the Piano, Guitar. and Flute,
which selling the very low price OF cents page re-
tail Also on hand, small lot OF Musical Instruments,
which will be sold verylow The public ale invited to call
and examine themselves Wholesale Scaers supplied
cheaper than any other establishment in tie u States;
N.B-Piano Fortes tuned al IS cents.
iyl3 # CHAS T. GESLalN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
ypHOMSONIANISM TRIUMPHANT

The Kings of France and Prussia are Thomsonians
and have awarded the author splendid Gold hletlai
and very complimentary letters. NEU:YORk TRUE
HONSONT4N INFIRM4RY AND MEDICINE
STORE No 4:s BONEfY, Opposite he Iheotre) under
The direction DR.. J. NJ hOKRiS who has had over
,Ir,rn vrnr, r,p.rirncr in thus prnctce. 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

1-y PARTICULAR NUIICk.-ihoSe persons having
furniture OF airy description 10 dispose Of or who are break
or ali of their Goods by sending their address, or calling
npon the subscriber. Goods 10 any amount pIrchased
F. COTTON CO.. 1877 Chat am-st
Al Private Sae-e rstrale Piano ForeS, that will be SOLD
49, i,,,, - ir2A II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
1,-A FOR SALE OR EXCHANC E.-A
;,sa FOR SALE A VALUABLE FARM

- IL
rs AND COUNTRY SEAT, in the town OF New
Rochelle about four miles noI,h Of the village There are
about IN acres first land in high state ." crl7a-
,ion viii, double story house. in perfect repair about
Is acres of grated fruit in fell bearing condition. Of
the most kinds and 81 OF wood and The re-
saipder about equally divided between ploUghed past
ure and meadow land
The farm well fenced mostly wish stone walls and well
vatrred with springs. and running stream through the
whole length oft There good barns, cider null
houses granery aud other buildings convenient and
suitable for such farm
Apply 20 WA Err HULL, Jr., the preDises 70 = %;
BREWSTER, l20 Broadway New York; or To a.a
n % oisH '' 1890 auzs im!tws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

TJob Printing Office for Snle.-An oitce
eligby located in ,he City Brooklyn containing choce
selection OF Printing Materials, including medium wash
neton Press all in first rate order having been IN use 1u
few months There is profitable OF CUSTOM which
NAV be materially increased by and attention 10
Young man OF industry and small capital this is FIRST
- - n,riTicrar. So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-

NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-
" BASEMENT, STATEN ISLAND, Office for the
reception and delivery of goods, No. 81 Gate fl joan 81
New York-Dyr and finish in superior manner, Broad
cloths Ca,simeres Silks Sa,ins, Silk Velvet and Plush,
Ribbons, Canton and Italian Grape, Silk and Cotton
Gloves and Hose Ladies md Gentlemen> Garments, Mo
rrrn, Uaiak and Satin Curtains, Linens and Co;lons
Cleanse and Re-fBiSh Merino, Tibet and Cashmere
Shaws Piano and Table Covers Carpets of ali Kinds,
Drugges Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs Chintz Curtains,
&c &c.
m29 hIW& F6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

II Wei. Damp or H,ry Cellars paved win
Roman Tile made air rater wateush' or sea Ce
foot, paved with Cement conEre.e 'of 'e" 00''''
for The bulk or space Of ihouSandbrlck
' ;,cn ~ ABIJAH SMITH, &c Hamilion-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
sl5 us ''' 'u0''S'ssA XToN MILES, a5 Broadway
rrny letter. Pa.cnf Of the U. s.-The pu

lTNy Letters Patent of the o.. S.-The pub
lie are cautioned against purchasing the Trcopherous or
Nrdcae Compound for the human har al one don Per
bottle as il can be had for fifty cents Observe that the
original and genuine Trcopherous has the proprieors
ranie. c. Barry printed en- the outside wrapper lie
sure 10 purchase at tie Hair Cutting Rooms ll6 Broadw
corner OF LiuerIy.Slreet, up stairs OF The appointed
agents Auy other article 81 the name Is an IMPOSE
-, - 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

WESTERN RA,lRoAD.-Nets receipts Tor days
ending SATURDAY,, Sept, 10TH for Passengers 17oo'
for Freight Mail. snd Harnden & Co. S4,o0o-'c-
tai sl2, 365, Q, So 1850 per day
; Arrived Yesterday, per Western Railroaa IN one
train from ALBANY as follows: 1888 barrels Hour,
e6 kegs spikes, 81 aes wool, l2a bundles sheep
skins, barrels and box peas 4bundles, ) chests
boxes. and 8 crates leather, beside large guam
t,y left at diferen, stations along the line. Inc
freish, train last evening consisted OF 81 loaded
cars. Boston Transcript.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
4 Vk tNIN w w \ VI IN = TO 49,
Keep 10 the Right.

To turn to the right-hand side in passing through
the streets with carriages has, by universal consent
bees the law of the land; and this is the law of
cyili,y and geutiity on the sidewalk. We often
NEE, persons even in Broadway, and, l am sorry
TO saw it, ofenest f all, females, who take the
inside OF the walk in passing without reference to
its being on the left-hand side This is decidedly
vulgar and measurement. If the simple tule OF
always walking on the right-hand side of the walk
were observed it would be the peasantest tor all
Another rule: gentleman should always give a
ladv his right arm, whether II pace her on the
inside or outside of the walk then take tue t's"'
hand Of the ". TX, and the lady is secure from col
l;sion in passing ehksrAk"A Ain
~ This is probably all right; bat we are no
;,a.s os socL matters. ED, Tr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

4 FUS L0CKWooDS Collegiate School NO. All
Broadway. Canal street, will open on Mopday, the
9th inst The Classical Department IS under The n'psd-
ale Gaze Dr. Barry. The EngiisA Department under
TIE supervision Of Hlr lockwood, assisted by - ---
teacher Of mahe-atcs. Mr. A PesuaUI, professor OF
,. French langua.e viii have charge OF The French de
partGisnt Those paris DESTROYS OF paS @ their soos IN
seminary IN which the classical and are
thoroughly and radically taught, uliy invited 10
cali the book Mr. Roe LOCKWOOD All broadway,
The the ~ Howard street at which
places cards containing of ADMISSION &c. may be OBJ
tanned Mr. Lockwood would receive tew bows into his
lmy 10 board The Stncie> regard viii be paid TO Their
comfort and their moral and Literary improvement.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
rs1HE Rev. DIR. E. ID. Barry and Mr.. Ru-

Miss OgAM with assistants. will attend 10 the in,uction
of tho Young ladies' and the domestic department viii be
rr.,.F m, Ct, ,.rfpf,oiet,rr al Mrs SlpsCser. S9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

R4VAMlLIES and single gentlemen can be
IL accommodated with good and pleasant roons, with
without board No II Chambers street. second door
below Broadway SID Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
SHOW CASES SHOW CASES :

GHOW GASES. SHUW ChSE0 =
y For sale cheap al R u. EARL'S, s4s broomesL
one door West OF he Bowey. All persons wishing 10 sun
iheuseIyes with show be accommodated al he
above place. as have large assortment OF ne" ana Sc
coud Land anty on hand Also show case
rndo rs and store sashe made order at very snosI no'ce
s. lms
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DOARDlNG-Th house AZ Warren
i , street, formerly occupe4 by the family OF Gen. Ste
has been neatly fitted up and now open for the re-
cepiion OF boarders sep5 lm
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NgIss ORAM1s BOARDING AND

LFE Day SIHUUL WI be ouencu on ThQrSiay, Syh
September, al No. e. Hammond street
SIR and Mrs SLEEcSEa, tor many years at the heud OF
popular Female Seminary In We,,eh.Ser County, ascot
ated with Mss O7s, n this City, having takea TIE extern
sve Mansion No &C Hammond street. viii opes Boarding
and Day School or Young Ladies on THURSDAY Sept sh.
The bpilduc and grounds Tor elegance, convenience and
healthy location, surpassed by any similar irtu-
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M ANTED. at 80 East Broadway
FAMILIES supplied, ana charge, with the best OF
servants sli ST.
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gS OARDING.-Very desirable Rooms,
Jus, vacated with good board, in private family,
reasonable teruls, BY applying at No i
Hudson-street near 81 Johns Park. jyl8 Il
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his work embraces the Character Causes, Symptoms
and Treatment OF the Diseases OF Men Women, and Chill
drep of all climates. BY w. BEACH NJ. d. In o.e vol,
$50 pages. Illustrated with 200 Eugrayinas.
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lst Either he has not ksopn ho'o to give US
Social Code, which would produce Justice and
Happiness upon this earth:-in that case why
give us desires for those goods without having the
means OF satisfying them He satisfies the At,
fractions of creatures inferior to us, to which he
assigns mode of life adapted to their instincts
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WHOLE NO. AS.

SXANTED-As situation as Cook bv
w who understands the business. Be-; otrei-
ererces given Apply sse Mlheuy-st. sl4 IL