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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19
VOL. IEg. NO. 35.
Dortrine of Association.
ro,r Systems of society which have
nc '" existed on the Earth.
rCornmunica:ed.

Fonr forms or Systems Of Society have exist
cd and are still existing, on the Earth. The
first is the SAVAGE the second, the PATRtsR-
cnAL the third, the BARBARIAN; the fourth, the
system under which we now live. called CIVIL
IzA1loy Under these four forms may be Chased
the various Societies through which Mankind
have progressed up TO the present time.
Now, if four Societies have already existed on
the Earth man not a ffth or ecen sirth be dis
cocered and cstobHshcd2 And if past Societies
have produced miserics and evils OF all kinds,
NAV we not hope. by establishing a new Society.
based upon entirely different laws and principles,
to arrive at Social Happiness and Harmony >
Reason and common sense answer yes, but the
world entertains a different opinion it declares
that Society cannot be changed. and that the
frightlul scenes OF misery, injustice fraud. degra
dation and discord which exis. on thus planet
this planet, which is an offspring of Heaven, a
child Of God. like all the other worlds. that peo
pic the mansion of the one infinite Creator
must always continue, and that no respite, no de-
ivcrance can come. Fatal prejudice, benlghtlng
belief. Let us hope that tic time Is coming
when 1t VIII be banlshcd rom tic lIlhdS Oh licl'
We will examine briefly, in the present article,
the Savage and Patrarchal Socletlcs,-the two
first which the Human Race have established IN
Their career OF onward progress. Happiness and
Harmony are two grand AIMS of the Divinity, and
all finite beings are destined i'll time TO arrive at
these, although they have 10 pass through period
Of transition, initiation apprenticeship or growth,
to do so. The Human Race collectively are
finite being, and as they have not yet attained
their destiny that is a State Of Order, happiness
and harmony, it is proof that they are still in
the period of transition and initiation, slllm false
Societies, and that q different condition is re-
served to them on TIN. globe.
Bu, to return to our subject, the Savage and
Patriarcha Societies.
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N.ssrs ,Sps Although II b. consider

Messrs SANDS Observation-Disclosures may b. consider
,i unnecessary for me IN add another proof the Justly DE-
served celebrity Your invaluable PREPARATION Of Sar.an
a. vet for the benefit my fellow feel bound {" pro
claim the fact From being most helpless cripple with
disease OF the over rxtemite, which spread over ne esS
mStrp and feet, distressing much, u rldsri "
most miserable am now quite recovered and entirely by
the OF your Sar~ararlIa For two years "l> unable 10
shoe, and the right foot and ANGLE very much
Swoll-n-whch times i>car.sd wafer and pu freely
comranied with violent tchngand burning sensations,
deprive of all up despair, and >gpos
ID ampuation would De but hearing ot great
made by your SarsaEaua m>oyedo make another etofi
10 regain my hraitl--and under the blessing of Kind
Providence. thankful 10 SAY am we'll With feelings OF
gratitude YOU aud thankulne the gvcr Of all good ton
thus blessing The means am, your friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

Isa TO LET-,Ihe two story House "a North
E.,W Noore-sreet, aud
LEI The two story House and Rear Building No. lo5
Franklin.str.et: lnlmIrc Of , = n,,,,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

c00 00O 5000. S5.oN and $4,000 TO
,O-O.OOO,Loau City property. Apply 10 A. P.
SMITH s. Liberty st. mir 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

ri TO LET OR LEASE-The commodious
.i ard pleasantly situated three story brick House No q
. 'arcay-street desirable residence for private ami
Is the rear being open upon College Possession given
Can be- from 10 10 I2 o'clock Apply on
the ,r4r,i.,s myi8 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

ErI TO LET Or FOR SALE.-A three story
lots Of ground attached situate in Williamsburg about
TWO minute, walk from Pecksp Ferry. Apply on the prem
ses coruer of ith and Sout-Eights w williamsburg OF IN
All w &J. 4. TAPSCOTT 50 Peck-Slp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

H. Takers OF CrotOn Water VINO have nati lor
supply until the lsf OF May ouI notified mat Oh
the Goth instant the shutting off OF the Water vi" ne com
nenced in eases where payment shall not have been ptN
oisly made TO Of May lGii.at eOi2e OF the totoH
In all instances where the Warer shall he stopped Tie e.
.ns4 of closing and e-opemng In" ifrle must ela on
renewal of thelice!sc. BY orler, on, ,, -.
S,r Work My "a 1912 ml3toMy20
~ Walter Forlvnrti and =. w. Marks,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

4 POSTOLlC BAPTISN.-1his truly valuable
y work Ly G. TAYLOR Editor of Calmets Dictionary Of
with the valuable publications. Ly
LOTT * CHAPLIN. 10 Fulton 81,
al ,nr .,Sf Of Roadway.
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g sei1e upon ruth wberc e'ge lis found.
Amongst youI friends, AMONGST Your foes
On christian or on heathen sronnI-

On christian or on heather ground
The tiowrrS divine where ear It grows.
Neglect The prickl, snd assume the HOSE.
The propretors daily receiving from the medical profess
Sion ministers of the GOSPEL officers Il justice aud numerous
ate citizens ample and willing testimony, both written
md verbal ~ the superior yalde and efficacy Of this peYara-
on To the poor il furnished -mtutously sufficient
proof being given OF their worhneS>
still further proof Of tie superior value and efficiency of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

s,,l TO LET-For one year from lst May last
1T, The property fronting the Boomngdae road nea,
LEI gtIlvruc containing dwelling honse. sheds and
stalls we'll adapted for mkman there is abourl3 acres IN
grass r"i''''e - w D. d WILLIAMSON. Comptroller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
INl PANY-Ofce No. S. Wal-street.-Ths Company,
with Capital Sj01cG0 continues insure mere ln'iise
household furniture buildings SHIPS port and other PRO
,rty against damage fire. the favorable
terms JONATHAN LAWRENCE, President.
a n Ir,1rR Secretary a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

nmoyrJ tn 10 lan .i9 ~ s No e S@,s,u '. .r
with j. X. Goodman where he is receiving his Srrins and
Summer goods which he will make IN order IN Snonabe
reduced his expenses, he Will be enabled sell at reduced
prices and he soci,S the his friends a! the public.
whom he feels grateful Cor the liberal patronage he has here
tofore received His good article. prlctuality IN
films orders, low prices and cash on delivery. AL t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

If-Af. B. IlI-NIBER1'S celebrated Bread-F "a;
w miles and (roc,rs W no may wish 10 b. supplied with
the above named Bread accommodated by leaving le'r
and res!cnre 81 The BakerN 2A GOMery NIL ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice Is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented ~ The
Board of Aldermen 10 raise the sidewalks the sout4ery
side Cana!-street between Varch and
Parsons interested in The above petition and having obJet-
tons 10 same are requested present t wrlt'S u
the Street Commissioners Office before the I'D Of May
1888. JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
Street Commissioners OiIce. MAY 2tL. 1873. NIB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

~ Walter Forward and =. ~. Marks.
Attorneys a; Law, Pittsburgh, IA. 'nH 6"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply. from Jhc
~ mills Hohok for sale cheap ATply At 81: % Pea
yer-st.rct, or 81 Pearl-Street of A. LMbf SHE.
Store No 81 Peal and Is Fulton st. TO LEI cheap. APP
ply me- IS % Sn %, u 90 A. O. ZABRlSKIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

r IME.-,rO CIR OCERS AND OTIIERS.-.Tnst
il received fresh supply Of Crnn Falls and PHILADELPHIA
Lime, OF superior quality, Tor wlIeIy a>nnG.
JOHN SINCLAIR
mil 3,s 1913 Water and 2;g SOuih-Strcet5.
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yoRK. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1913

SSELECT Male AND FEMALE SEMINARY, at
- 3 yinzton-.iEeet, the Bowe; The object of the
Institution furnish competent and thorough instruction
in all the branches necessary 10 good education
II dirdst into thre@ departments With each danct
teacher and all under the uIrvisou o the Principal A RI
mary School connected with the institution Terms to SUIT
The times. Particulars application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

be yeceiyeat the Street Commissioners Office mill ts
2oti inst regulate i1f street, between the Si aud 0i
enues Also regulate i>t aud 32d streets from Oh 10 't
aye
The faithful performance the work md Tor tie payment Of
the Ilbore,s be employed For further raEtIeniars
Apply the Stree; Office, ierss cations
may be ohtained. JOHN EVEN, -. Commissioned.
81 [, nn1n1 Mn. IQil
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PRINCIPAL.

YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL,
Those parents who dssiruvS OF Boarding School Tor
their daughters where correct and moral principles and the
ucation. hear OF one by addressing NJ j. Park Posi- One
There the number h-i. liT1e-
children under y years receiving plain English
education per anaunl The above With Music )fawIu:
ench $50 peg annu. No charges The sltua-
ton one Of the moheahy and pleasant in the CITY Please
address with true narn-. NIL NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

DEFINED SUGAR-At the following low Cash
Nnrice.: WOOISE.I X WOOLSFY offer their stand
ard quality Double Refined Sugag follows, namely:
oalo cents poad When less tfn packages aj
PawIerel-O, additional.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

I'll TO LET AT ASTORIA, VERY CHEAP
"a 4 handsome COUNTRY SEAT, situated 6etweer
LII LIZ. Alrrrnan Stephen and Dr. SL-pnenst plenty ct
good Fruit snch strawberrez. Raspi-snes, tarJaht
Ch-rricS Pears and Craps we'll OF excellent 'rtt-f aIo
good ci,,ern Of r stages e;efY hour lad ieai'
bat ev- DAY. T- o.n NJ ard lady will holId WIZ
,yit5msosy.r yskes IL If they wish. iaaunr Of JOSIAH
BLACKHELL corner of Liberty and WaHn~5t;sets Or to
IOHN E.It.I.D IL Bond mEIh2 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

c1 ONE PRICE HAT STORE, Us Chatham
"a s,us-e. roalerof Mot,-s;reet-Thc propretors have
80 introduc-l new style Hat, the imitation Of Bea
YER which closely resemble those formerly sold for 3 aud So
AT the l0 fixed price of s.. Those VINO, from inclination o.
nrcrssity are Induced to study economy in that nensaD!t
article dress have opportunity o! dong so, AMI sl
kerr w the appearance Of thu most fashionable.
GROWN < CO.,
C;,srLs.r-.,yeet c1rl-r OF NofL-strest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19
''''s JAMES lIccoNHELL NJ 70, cirsenwrci st.

New-York, April 30rh 1913.
This is 10 certify that James Nc Council called and
exhibited his foot and le and stated that By the OF eleven
bottles Of SASps perfect cur had been e
icctrd With feelings of the wameS gratitude - NeSSrS
Sands thus being Instrumental under Divine Providence, N
curing and restoring HIM 10 health rlns,tS me - give tins
certificate. RDBt.Rl ISJNF.S.
alderman Of the 9Th W,rd Of The City Of Ney-i ork:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

ltIterInln u ne Oh " Of nc
Prepared aud sold by 4. B. SNrd, Y Co.. Dr,,Es!,IS ana
Chemists Granite Buildings 253 Broadway corner OF ham
New York and for sale by Druggists throughout
the T. s. Price Slper bottle six bottles for 81
The public specially requested to remember tii Is
sand, Sar.rlar. that has and Sconsnny achieving such
remarkable cures the difficult class Of, e. winch
,n,; ,,Ls NO nfII,r myl0f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

LEONARD ROGERS Esq. old Revolutionary hero
who tough, his couutrys battles now ~ years
old says Slernans Cough ozenseS saved his ii when ms
physician and family him up die He can be seen at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

A X. THOMPSON has removed from IS to y
a. Beaver where he offers for sale commission the
following aud desirable goods
Paris fancy and plain Stray, Hats
do rich figured and plain Bonnet Ribbons
10 tmhroi.erirs, Collars, Cuffs, tidkls, &c.
BLONDE ahi Thread l.aces, ric! patterns
One case, various style, Straw B.aids
PLAIN black and blue baci, S.iirS
Black and blue black Eevets SC. Sc. &c. GlS W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

nWELLFNGS HOUSE, GARDEN, PAsTUR RI,
Dc situated IL Bergr t,o rrs l,Gh J-Tg1 ~ IL
house has twelve roDiTsa good barn With StHge caEflf@
room TIE garden abouads with hfqboery aad Hover a.d
l. a-ady in a forward Half aoz acrs o land i9i
c-s iruit s rei!er j, desirable II VII b. Iet
cheap also let, good eoEs-ent anal il,a ~ h:
MAN American Institute the Pask between II and -
clock " n..e -
SHTFARI, FOR SALE very cheap Tor casn, OF
,I-.house barn and Other oqhouss, new IN Saratoga 3D.
4s- '"@ e--E' BUR-, BENEDICT BEEss. ;,
msa d 'saA'i' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

JOSEPH II. FOSTER, NJ. y. Surgeon Den
y list removed from M, 2a NJ" II Park place n2 3rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

r ME. LINTE-Wanred in exchange for LOCO
Lbarrel, North River Lirr' and Cement Groceries or Dry
Goods One quarter Wiz be paid IN cash for any amount ct
the above Articles exchange for property OF any KIND
real or personal will be made liberal terms. Apply 70
D. Hoyt corner Of Madison and james SIS. MOI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

COUNTRY COLLECTIONS-J. Dickinson,
OA,tomey a: Law Wilkes. Barre Pa. VIII attend with
promrnes and fidelity all business entrusted 10 MS care
in the County of Luzerne and in the adjoining Counties
References IN the City of New-l ork:
George y. Titus, Esq.
Messr WetmoTe x Co corner OF 'esey and Washington
streets.
Ebcneze Plat Cashier oil the Leather Manufacturers Bank
mVl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

F. PurCeI Prot OF DIawing.
Lectures various subjects b. competent professors
sti,,Itr a pagt III the course. APP I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

PSCRIBNER i. co. are mp head yer, and sell
ing Boots and Sho-s cheaper thanCTr At The great ANA
rine Boot and Shoe market - tthafle street, cgfne o.
6nroe street The sub;cb~ss having a'yt@srs t't but
lew in the trade possess pee themselves Ut y0u call uioa
trn) 10 1--WE Won nor your money than ynu can 81 AZ
an, ;Fsr sf1r. !. t city Pleas. and Or yoGfs-lyes
C'.Ine o,r come a,i-cnne poor thou,
c.. bar,aias for all srr ready COW
Ps-louargy merchant aGl Others in tie trade can Ind
SOM rl bargains Please ec0lirc - ipIhe
-, CONF III lI,nroa rnyl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

Warehouse, i06 Nassau street. -,
Acentsl0 237 and 80 Broadway; 221 hudson street. 100
Bower II East Broadway; 10 Astor House, So W lian St.
1879 Ful,on street Brooyn James neson; burg
-, ~ a26 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

ENIOVA[..-WILLIAM DOWNES having
IL removed from 70 10 81 Cedar two doors from Wam)
woud respectfully inform his customers and the public III
general that he has purchased fashionable and cheap as
snTtneGt of Cloths CasslInrrcs and Vrsngs which Will BIZ
made up order the latest fashion equal to any III the city
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S.N II tNEAY, N",TrltI!.


nPTZTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
Sas % aGd p eIt'5si New,YSrk-Aril, s g.
IN Pres Machine aHi Saw Magnfactory, In c9Hseiu~gce
- - edition and improve FL chiI-cy their Jr<s
oil he IN the materials and labor
j T4y r-luc- the prices u their Pes5- and OF Prin-
Binders materials generally will be b. thcir
prtsci Crcnar, winch hey big leave u refer.
This Establishment still under the PERSONAL upeEine
duo ui Richard VI Hoe and Robert Hoe and the assure
sir frirlds that landing The Zr reduction - prces
ali articles manufactured By this Establishment snail reila
be is!i reputation which tiry nave hitherto sustained. II
In s-o improve The qualIty of
be in every particular THY t4ttsr ienses also M!
. Old iriess wall only continue thelr i2yor5 pn ltt'
Pra:srs generally VIII appreciate their endearors 10 furnish
IN. very bes, articles at barely remHGerltInE puces
CrIfs IN part county for AZ articles used oY
Pirates Binders including rype Ink. FaleF etc. VII Pc
executed with t- greatest care and rronpttud' .nh on TIE
best terms
o5bin- work anlrepaifng viii be done At tie lowest posi-
HE ,rc-s, Y.tth ever attention and -xI--jirion -,
BAH 9rEicss manufactured hy tbs tSiaos i
viii stamped Il. Hos Co.. that .rs2n from abroad
may be imposed upoa with spurious articles aafe III 'H
t.rion OF theirs. =.
rintrr, newspapers who publish this advertisement with
tl, three times before the ms; OF July next ai sud g1
o, tsE papers VIII b. eatItie yTneEt oi their Di
buyin four the AN u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

WASHING aud Ironing done II cheap and a,
w neat style not bt exceed at 2G MOTIFS my9 at
I'VE, GEESE FEATHERS-Go bales prime
i Western Lave Geese Feathers received and Tor sale by
TiIOS. II. Al!tGHEE,
mrg9,. % NaSsau-st!ert, up stars.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13

fairs going forward, when one suItry
summers day, Just a. be entered bis
counting room, a thin white person pre-
sented himself at the counter, and asked
for employment. He wore u thread
bare suit Ofbl-ck, an old hat, and his
shoes we're almost ready to drop of bis
leet. in what capacity said Theodore,
do you wish for employment
In any cspacity,' was the reply; but
SIR continued the stranger, Wiping 4
tear from his eye with his coat sleeve,
MY father was a merchant and brought
nae up 10 his profession, should there's
lore be glad Unemployment as a clerk
Theodore looked at him closely. He
thought he saw somC lineaInents he re-.
membered.
'What is your namei' he asked.
The stranger hesitated a moment;
hung down his head, and replied, 'Je:e-
m'ah Budd.'
'AhH said Theodore, recoIlecting in
stantly, you have got clear Of your six
dollars long ago, | fancy, Jeremish.'
yes said jeremiah, with a sigh, but
| have not forgotten the little ragged boy
with his silver sixpence. Had Ibeen as
careful Of my thousand as he was Of his
pence, should not have been here friend
less and pennyless this day.
There was half triumphant smile on
Theodore's face as he took the handof
his visitor, which seemed to spring from
selfcomplacent feeliDg,which was excusa-
because il rose partly from the conciOus-
ness of hi ability 10 aid one whose inn
prudence had caused his misfortune, but
who seemed now to confess his erroT.-
He took the applicant into his employ,
and in process Of time, restored him to a
business doing, active, prudent and Valu-
able man.
The lesson taught in this story is too
plain 10 need a word Of addition. will
ask, where is the needy man who has
not spent more money fOOlishly in his
life than would be necessary to make
him comfortable now?
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NEW sERIEs-VoL. III. NO. 4e

ioiolng doors. The bed rooms above are
O' 'ne same size with the parIors. The
grounds immediately around the bouse
are shaded by locusts, catalpas. sugar
uees, &C., inteSpersod with cedars and
shrubbery, aud al this moment are frag
rant with flowers as the groves Of ORANGE
or the coffee Plantations of Cuba. 0n
one side Of the lawn leading 10 the house
is the garden which embosoms the mon
ument which covers the grave of Mrs.
Jackson, and that prepared for himself
dome raised on marble pillars, the foun.
dalton Of which is assembled by circle
OF steps which make the elevation. On
the other side Of the lawn is the orchard:
and in front is large woodland (whose
extent cannot be seen) for the most part
ofthe large tulip populars, aud left almesI
in a state of native wildness. In the
rear, on smooth velvet pasture, rolls
Outa spring, or rather a food Of lucid
cool waters, which gave peculiar dark.
ness to the green Of the foliage by which
the fountain and stream are overshadow.
ed. Everything at the Hermitage looks
perennial-perpetual; and the old man,
from the very marks ofage which glorify
his person, appears immortal. Nothing
here bears the stamp of ostentation and
fastidiOuS taste. There is an easy ele-
gancO which impresses the feeling that
nature had done everything, and art moths
ing; and that all the comforts and all
the beauties that abound were scattered
by the profuse hand Of the same benevo-
lent Power which created Paradise a
of spontaneous bounty and
beauty. The General complains himself
that he has not cultivated taste for ru-
raj elegance. Every thing about him
shows that he has not studied the art
Of landscape gardening; but his farming
is like his 6ghtiug-for, although not
done by rule, it turns out we'll.