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CROTON WAT ER-hfessrs Whitsey
~ Jenkins Plumbers No. s Join.stree,, would most
respectfully inform The public that they prepared 10
all orders their line OF business in durable and
workmanlke manner. Their work is warranted 10 give
freeze in The pablo are respectfully Invited 10
Gull AID examine ;!eir materials, The CrGton Water In
troduced without takrg up the sidewalks
The following Certificate, with Others, can be seen at
TIE shop
dr. FRANCIS J wHiTsEy having been employed al the
Grard College in The capacity of Plumber, it affords me
pleasure say HAT from the opportunity there mad 10
Judge his in the line OF his business consider hn
worthy the cnnGd, nee OF The psbiic.
THoS u. WALTER, Architect Gira.d College
PhilaG. inlia Feb. 8. 1872 IaNu
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.hMALLINE FOR ALBANY

eEsMAILLINE FOR ALBANY
Sg=sEsss and the Intermediate Places far as,
~ - VIII ,efmi--Tbe UTICA IS celebrated for her
strength enables her encounter success
IN, ice WHICH seriously districts the rvef alter t Pc.
rod The rbOa UTICA leaves The foot OF Courtlandt
stree; /" EDNESDAf AFTERNOON, ttaunaFy ~ al .
O'Clock.
For passage or freight, apply on board, or TO r G.
SCHULTZ, Al tie Office on the wharl. Ilo
= sELIZABETH-PORT AND
- NEw-yoRH FERRY COMPANY
Et5lter ifT-.rS e71.>5..-FaTe i24 Cert
The steamboats, WATER-WITCH aad CINDERELLA
ply daily tom Ezaserh-Po!r 10 Nev-for. touching ii
N-w-Brghion and Pcrt-iachmont ssch TIP as follows:
ans, after the 18th day ei October, Ist2-
ATE and Go'eIocL. A. Ii Il Il and 10: 4. NJ and
At I, and 5: O'Clock. P Il Atlt snd ieclscA, Phi.
On Sr-rdss,
Leave Etizlbeth-Por; a. ,fctcck 3 ST. aHG al F II.
I@ave Ne7.fCTk At 10 O'Clock. -! AID * Z IL
NJ B-Passengefs fer esIsiG, scotch Pans, Painhed,
BoandSroek. ScUerv;la, EasJcG y SchooeAs Mountain
by tie siizahat.ovn SonsFve Railroad Cars, VIII
leave NcvSer. in the 81 Iciock boa. IN the morning. AND
IA the II and o'clock icas IL the afternoon.
Passengers from the 9. O'Clock BOAT VIII leave Sone:Yie
il ages to kason sndfor Scto2leys ;ouGzin The ar
rival OF the cars n SoGaerv;iie.
The HoTye Car viii isave ,ae OF the Union Hotel
QG=ter OF Al hor pTevioGS he departure OF each boat;
AZ baggage al the risk owner. OFT
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EEULL'S IRUSSES.-Notice to Rup
8 4 ured Persops-Persons afflicted with ruptures may
rey upon the best instrumental aid the world Affords on
application the office, No Veseystreet, either OF
the agents in the principal towns in The United siaes be
they are endorsed by Dr. Hull in writing None eenr.
ina or TO be relied upon good without his Signature.
Many persons have undertaken To vend limitations OF
Hulsceebrated tusses and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations be relied upon they
are made by unskul mechanics, uad no better thar
the ordinary uuSseS.
Rooms have been fitted mp at No. Veseysreet excu-
siveiy for ladies' having separate from the buS
ness department where female in constant attendance
20 wait npan female patenis 81 u
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~ special A 5oo;ntiaent.
10 EIiA Gil ll"r Pen Manufactu

TV SpetiaI z T-aOIitlFtll.
TOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacture
- TIC. TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nigh ciiarac.
Ter OF Pens has induced the ai.s Or nd s n par.
sfr Eilir hi Ala upon the pcbHc .n Inferior artic!e
Bearing the mpei.d aan- thus Slot, emitting the 'ia
is now TIE Eiar:et Il can reedy DC a-.e9.Ta - ~
cuEse Sd appearances and The very Common J Z: ich
ii is put up. =, -.-,d, +, "a
Toa,h (ioirs PATENT or Joseph Cle.t, warrntei
and tat each gross bears fac smile OF his
Tie above say Dc had, wholesale, o, HENRI Z S>pf
Liz - 81 !ahusra-1. corner al Gold.
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i CEMENT uneaualled for nendin- broken Glass,
Chea Qnee-xare, Ornaments, and fancy articles o!
every description.
In lbe introduction of article, the Obstacles ara
usnv and dficuit 10 overcome cwiug in great
to the Numerous preparations sid Tor the e5ect
possessing little merit Bat the COS fdence OF the
The purposes "a. which Il Is Recommended the money Til
be returned. Articles maHded with il r5ay be exposed 10
considerable degree heal and will resist nc actou
Of boiling Sufficiently long for al Ordinary purpoces
The manner o. using this Cement is 50 simple that the
most inexperienced person fad OF success. Each
boule accompanied with particua. directons for
Price p So wholesale and retail By o SANDS
& Co, - Eat BIZ adway, iarketstree, 70 and 100
Fuansrce ana 273 Rrosd@ az, corner Chambers street
I'm
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yxya THE COMMON COUNCIL OF
ResSs
4 inbsohe
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GfiEAr BOOKS-Robert nlerry's 1iu-

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Ds.1d NewYo,s January 2 1913 llo sw, (gv j. 2aasu,
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Names of in,estates whose rs.
tales have been taken charge
OF by the Public Administrator
or his predecessor, ard which
have not been here,otor re-
DOTted
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TT EFY AND ELEVEtis I I LitI U.'i II =
The ladies' are respectfully invited 10 call and eS-
anime oar extensive stock OF Perlmgry containing many
new s;d delightful scents Imported from the most cee-
braed manufacturers OF Lohdon and far' among she'
saissy,s celebrated Eau de Colosne, delicious per.
fnrle OF exquisite fragrance distilled tom combination OF
TIE choicest flowers. seered Tor Their e3cehg s"eeues
wien they are in their iai!est Tgor.
Sais,ys Fxlra De Bergamn,ie Jasmn Cedrat and bou-
uueits de Victoria compounds OF exquisite
for the toilet and handkerchief.
Edrs Heay aslia acknowledged the mos: elegant per-
tunc for the Assembly ar Boudor, 10 ,e tiahu
P4-ys New Pesfum4 iCrontila ROSA az EXQUISITE OFF,
pinal ard permanent i,eraue, imported !-om Sd:a~s
also ihst received a fresh supply q iru" German 20
lonnc Water Maria Farin sery fragrant orsce i-E-
u'-e' ''''u '"s - DAVID SANDS Il CO, Chemists.
d2o i'm II East Broadway. cor. marketst
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
LOUISVILLE MEssENOEH,
rafsfnp NM rOstianfp syfnY
SATURDAY MoasISo, ~
John ], Thompson

Trana.--TWO DOLLARS per
nnDum, IN advance, Or THREE, at
,Ip cnd Of the year.
ApyERusEnESTs will be Inserted
nj the rate of 81 % per square for
,he Gr.t insertion, and so cents for
ZACH week thcrealtor--ten lines or
lc,s, constituting o square. The mum.
her OF insertions rcquired- must be
marked on the margin OF The manu-
script, or they will be inserted TIL
forbid, and charged accordingly.
All Advertisements from distance,
must be accompanied with the CASH
or they will not be inserted.
Announcing. candidates for Office
will 10 IS Tor county oilices-$iO
for state oiIices--in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
on reasonable terms.
Postage must be paid on all iet'erS
connected with the office, to ensure
attention.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

In jet, ~ IL Often praeii.od By the
chaps among the girl, !. productive
Of no absolute harm nor actual good,
yet the young men love 10 indulge In
u, and 80 long NJ the amusement Ia
innocent IN itself ! have no objections
to their gratifying their naughty, but
not wicked, proponsiiics, to their
hearts content. But they must be
careful whom they kiss, and how they
kiss. Some girls will undergo the
plcasurable punishment as quietly rs
d good naturcd child submits TO bap-
tism by sprinkling; some twist and
squirm like an eel while being skin.
ned, and either return o smart slap in
the face, or exercise no other defence
than by saying, "Why! amt you a.
shamcd !"--4and then again there are
others whom il is as dangerous to at
tempt to kiss as ii would be to under
take to break open the trunk of an
elephant. Look out for this latter
sort my young friends; for they have
teeth like a tigers and claws like a
wildcats; and you must keep at
respectful distance, or pay dearly for
your rashness.
You, married men, may greet one
another with a holy kiss, but don't
kiss each others wives, lest the green
eyed monster haunt the blooming
bowers ofmatrimony, and every beau
tiful blossom Of connubial bliss be
blighted in the frost-bringing breeze
of Jealousy.
You, young folks, ofboth gender
partake prudently of the pleasure of I
kissing, now while every kiss is rem
dered hot by the enthusiasm ofyouth-k
full ardor-for, like buckwheat cakes,
they are only good when hot; and I
they will grow cold for certainty as
you 60 down into the frosty vale Of
years, where beauty looses its charms,
and pleasure lis power to entice. i
want you my young sinners, to kiss
and get married; and then devote
your time TO the study of morality g.
money-making. Then let your homes
be well provided with such comforts
and necessaries as piety, potatoes,
pots and kettles, brushes, books, be-
nevosence, bread, charity, cheese,
crackers, faith, flour, affection; cider
sincerity, onions, integrity, vinegar,
virtue, wine and wisdom. Have all
these always on hand, and happiness
will be with you. Don't drink any
thing intoxicating-eat moderately
| 60 about business after breakfast;
lounge a little aftt IT dinner; chat after
tea; and kiss after quarrellipg; and all
the Joy, the peace, and the bliss the
earth can afford shall be yours, till the
grave closes over you, and your spirits
are borne to brighter and happier
world.-So MOTE 1T BE.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
ANOTHER SERMON FROM
DOW JNs
PAY THE PRINTER.

At the particular request of the
Editor ofthe Louisville Messenger,
willpreach, ON this occasion, from the
following text:
II We are honest, honorable men,
Go ye and--pay the printer.
Ny HEARERS There are many
seeming trifes in this world, which
YOU are too apt to overlook on ac-
count oftheir apparent unimportance
the neglect of which has plunged
thousands into the deepest mire of
misery, and sunk their characters
into inextricable degradation. A
mong those ostensible trifes, that of
neglecting to pay ones honest debts
| is the most common, and attended
with the worst consequences. 1t
takes off all the silken furze from the
fine threads of feeling-creates sort
of misanthropic GOODNESS about the
heart-skims off all the cream that
may chance to rise upon the milk Of
generosity-and makes man look as
savagely upon his brother man as a
dog upon one of his species while en-
gagged in the gratifying employment
of eating his masters dinner. One
debt begets another. / have always
observed lhat he who owes a man a
dollar is sure to owe him grudge;
and he is more ready to pay com
pound interest on the latter than on
the former. Oh, my friends, to be
over head and ears in love is as bad
predicament as person ought evel
TO be in; but to be SO deep in deb
, that you can't sleep Of nights withou
! being haunted by the ghost Of som'
insatiate creditor, is enough to give
man the hydrophobia, make him BIT
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
N. ORLEANS RAG MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."

Evch,nuc m England. at Sluht,-pr.
no do 60 DAYS. 64a6A prm.
No paris. 60 days 5l.3O "a 5i.35.
~ M yo,k ST sioht par aaprm
~ Nav YORK 60 DAYS. do aa dis.
~ Hos,on at siyIt "A IA prm
w. w. pos,on 60 DAYS IA / dis.
DO boston, oo ua, 49, 49,
~ ~ pn;,anelnh;a 10 DAYS sai dis
~ ~ p,l,imore. Il sight 4 at prm
~ ~ pI,;,nnrc 60 days 5aI dis.
DO Dai.,"'otc' " 10y ia11 -,
y. STATES ~ s4aS4 81
, ooVet ,' na,h,oons el6 3DaSl6 so
9pa'i'S'. Dou ~ Sl5 5oaSl5 SIS
American Gold - sal prem.
20 franc pieces SO soaS3 80
Mexican Dollars par.
Hall DsHar l,,,a 6
Dimes ~ : -
new .";.s navs spec,e.
Bank OF Loals'e"' NE s,,ecie
Cas- b'hh :, Tr.aer. rny. specie
Mechanics y pays specie.
'y,na,,lr pays specie.
CITY BANK p,nl, 1,.,ys snccie.
Louisiana, louisiana I y w pays specie.
t Car.Ji'G Rank pays specie.
Canal ps,,N Rank 2sa25 dis.
Consolidated Bank 32a3 | dis.
=
Citizens BANK coaGs al
improvement pans eoas5 dis,
Exchange Dam 40 5osdis
Bank OF oii. p,, s4as7Ais
Atchaialaya pallA c,tsl
Com. b NIX, Na.o o,,' 4 tx 7alo dis
on Mefcli""'' r,rs
NOTES OF THE MoNi'fA -.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
COUNTY, MORNING,

not folcnl, lllo woman DID fCfgiyc,
and, w many moufnful hour, did
Mary think on Castelar,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
CO TITO N.


'a0IddO s!qlau p
rgsxeGpreu .uond!losop A1aAe 10
sSNNy1a
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

At the particular request Of the
Editor ofthe Louisville Messenger, I
willpreach, on this occasion, from the
following text:
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
nv now, IN.

NY DOW, IN.
My present discourse will be dawn
rom this lcxi,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

Tisicns cf tbe 35ast.

yysss twigb, gently sng.l ere The SHADES o.
close, .ys ,bro=s:
rre darkness Ger the landscape ber sable i.aas
when Southern bee1esIgihly wail hef genie
And The sweeSly murnuring s.tearniet anss ~ .
IT'S then that ssemoy recalls bright o. ,n' ''
Too dear 100 fair. TOO soTsiy, too heapuni 10 'ss
nv own loved cottage home, where merry gay ana
wld, .. .,,,h,l.ss ch ;,h.
aaa leaf aud opening fowef sgsin seem ses'
- ,s ,,r bed of sioels bepe1tb the old eifn tree;
tn ,e,,y mur,uring sIearniei tSat +hy oanceo aoDs'
NJ byra;hinr in its winding course aeSneocy o; son
,rws, meath ,ba, humble cottage roof ;hal as iea
prayer, s;,., ,,.,.
e,,bsr. and r,shers learned TO whisper oess
yras there Bro.aers lip Srs breaihed Aneeuon hio'
tone, .,ith -, o,vn.
And frs, Sisters hear, bea IN union %a my oN'
round saared altarcne that hrsI
An oyeraowpg hear, 10 hymns of ose snd pfase
Aud now though years havs fown away and Tine upon
Has se, his i,hering seal of Care and danped The hearts
warm glow;
ind rove no more in ,ho.e green fields where was went
Though far away in distant eles y future 10; may be-
Still still my own bright cottage hone my heart shaii rest
With thee M.-,
Hartford, Rassinston Go N. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

price of enc dollar and twenty-five cents per acre
These preemption rights are, in the language OF
the country, called claims. They are often tiu,'e
valuable the holder sometimes selling mere oiaiil
or choice tract Is high as one or two Thousand
dollars.
The settlers are 80 eager 10 get on and secure
their fsvorte seection that even befc,e the Treaty,
hundreds had gone on aud commenced their i'm
provernests.' Bat, by the energy and hrmness OF
Gov Chambers, 10y the way, hish-Ipioded gen
,lcrnau and an excellent officer, VINO executes the
laws regardless Of PERSONAL consequences these
uespassers were driven out OF The country, aud
their i'm p5oyen1en,s destroyed. This was not ac-
cornplished without the aid OF corps of United
States dragons, whose presence has since been
constantly required keep lhe settlers within the
boundary line. Consequently, they are crowded
along the frontier just within the line some two
or three families IA cabin each ready, when the
bis cabin AID confirm his claim. There will De
warm work en the purchase on the hrst oil May.
Some individual, who loug before has marked OFT
bis claim, viii be nn the spot bag and baggage, By
half-pasr twelve o'clock OF the morning of that day,
ard will find some etler man has reached the
place FIVE or ten mina;es before him, Nsho with
materials previously provi9ed, hss got cabia half
up. Then comes the strife; he who first picked
il out viii assert his right the boys principle OF
dubs first, while BIS competitor will as peril
naciously maintain his claim because be squaltcd
first under the law. OF course, The more auda-
cious and obstinate will prevail but when two
unyielding, bold spirits come in collision, the rife
aud the bowie knife will act as urlpires and settle
the dispute. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
assa FARM AT AUCTIoN-situate a

- Schraalepbe:gb, to"nip OF Hacke ensack, county Of
Bergen N j. niies from HackcHsack yilsg. 81 miles
from Furt Lec, and y miles from aoaQken Ferry There
are churches within u mites OF the mansion. The farm
OF about Sc acres s. of which is woodland
the remainder tuab. land in good OF cultivation,
well enclosed by substantial ferce The mansion is sua
in The ceItre the Farm, consists modern built
sury house, nearly new, ard in complete oFeT-
There also spacious barn and hous. ana o,herout
fixed. thrifty orchard ia fu bearing. and garden
well stored with shrr5ery and wber bed he above
farm viii be sold al public vendue, the s,snsioabonse
The said farm Monday, the Sd of Apr al focock. Full
particulars the time sale, and Of Mr.J. Miller The
inneer, Scsraaenbergh N J. N. B.-Part OF purchase
money can remaiH on bond and mortgage. Hl2s IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
q FARM FOR sALE-Tbe subscriber

offers fer 81 e ms Farm lying in the ctty OF etea,
Nea- York, The location ard soii arc a sis'ior 10 sS
Oncid. County. il lies tire Meacon InfnpLaes =,
Coatains about sereuty6v- OF Improved zna In
high state OF cultivation Ii has on good
v,ed bo1se two good barns, four large sheds ana o
eesgary out-budin all in good repairs thr'lng %.
chsrd; well fenced and waered has iH we.s o ot -
HOWARD & son. i65 Free, street, New-Yoss, JAMES
BlDwELL Utica, or 10 TIC subscriber on the p!stas;
Signed, 0EoRoE r. S..t - -,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

seS FOR SALE-A handsome Residence

"a tJlL J.1LE--1 uduuSUhlo A-S@-e"
and l6 acres of Land in sood cultivation, "itA Gap
Ta and suitable outbrd;nss beautifully seae
ir Harrison Township, NewJsrscy boandsd In fot oy
Ibe Psssac River, distant nile above Bellows.
miles from Newark and miles from Ney-s ork 10 Nhie
there is teIy access by Stage, Steamboat ard .Ailoao
ruFchsSe money may remain on mortgage az pe'
cent For view and further particulars, apply On me pre-
,r,;s.s IN sir MARTIN. 'ioi ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

-. Der offers his farm Geneva for safe II consists OF
OF excellent land, whereof about eight acres are
we'll wooded. The house is IN the English Cottage style,
spacious hail. two pariors connected BY sliding dcos
side .nt three bedrooms with closets on tie other
all on the first foor with room; voodhouse and klleh-
annexed. There also cellar Kitchen, welt finished
asd ample cellar -oom lso new tenant house. she'd
carriage house, stables and barn, and hanaryai II excel
lent order The farm we'll stocked with fine raretieS OF:
fruit and in good fence, and coTnanas fre 9ieg of the
lake and surrounding cornt i Is distant one and hall
subscriber would dispose only Of lhe above premises
but OF the horses carriages, stock OF dren, kinds and
farming implements ppcn the place. upon reasonable
terms aud would reicr Jno Slos.on. Esq Nassau ST. NJ
York, for the and coalitions OF sale. The subscriber
can he any time his office, Seneca ST. Geneva
nil2 3iawial-s BShOSSGN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the sur
4 rogate OF the County of New.yok, Notice is hereby
given ali persons having claims against Cornelius W
Van Raust, late OF the City of Egw-fork, grnepn de
ceased, present The with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscribers. the residence OF tre subscriber Ann C
Van Rsust No 7o Bfoanway in the City oil New on
before the twrny-seventh day OF May next-Dated
New-York the tweaty- fourth day of November, a D..
u2o IawbmT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
Il rogae OF the Couaiy Of Eew-York, Notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Peter g. De,.
rest. late of The City OF NewYork gentleman, deceased
present the with tie vouchers thereof the sulscrb-
er his residence No q Jones street, in the City OF New.
York or before the thirteenth day OF April Eexl-Dated
New-York the tenth daY OF October, A. d. 1872
oil Iay6nl+ HENRY p DEMsRESr. Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

IN PURS UANCE of an order OF the Sur
Il roga.e Of The County of New-Yok, Notice is hereby
given TO all having claims against MARY VAN ZANDT
late OF the City spnster, deceased to present
the with the vouchers thereof the subscribers CT the
o the subscriber Robert Lane No. l3 Maiden lane,
the City o! New-York before the Third day Of April
next-Dsted New-York, the Thrcth day OF September
i642 ROBERT LANE,
oil law6n JOHN r. BRIGGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur
e rogaie OF the County of New-York, Notce is hereby
gwen 10 all persons claims agan.t John Green late
Of tie City York Lumber dealer deceased, pre-
the with the vouchers thereof 10 the Subscriber,
at bis residences No. 3c7 Wasbingto1see The City OF
New-York or before the hrst day o May Dated
New-York the tairty y-frs, day of October, 1912.
nj law 6n. WILLIAM GREEN.