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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

- aLDNESS AND Loss OF HARRIS caued by Wal
ID hehy action othe vessels which throw of The PEI
.3a;lOn from the head. When those weak
ease the fe;>p'Taionis thick aud canmy and aderes Ii
mouths o the nrd clogs them and dine, and
anru Less blood hen the
haiI and Tor wnt of ach the har has sufficient a"uFsh
and Consequently becomes dy and ha h and begins
S,nSlby 70 fii ct whca continuing 10 acese. eventually
produces hu1esN Restore the cp nTy vessels Ci the mend
their former hea athy Circulation, and nt sIlky vi
MAKE appearance which " I'll quantity AID vci
urns ua;!l tlciT nsI becomes tIck and heEfthy.
JAySEs Hair ToSIc the only pre9sraos that has
been Known produce Hair Bad Heads which ma
done innGcahc instances. arG viii seldom. fail. proper
~ snd persevet;Gcly Used.
frsparei oay by b. D. jayne No N South Thi-s,resi
Sold By A. B. * u. SANDS Druespe No. 7s Fu,nns
s12 Broadway: Il East Broadwdy. jyl6 In
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MULES--Fou. good .luIss Wagon and HaIness. war
VI rauted sound ard gentle for sale cheap By
Iylo GAUST & DERRICk6ON. l5S south ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

r-7>- b. CARPENTER $ COS hlNE LINZ iHol, rok
$500 PINT, CoidprIg. Cornwall ana trhkiu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

THe ELLIOTT CEkTirca rss.-The three State
Courts offer 70 ,ssne new papers OF GENERALIZATION
To sli those who hpid the Elliott certificates, on
their appearing and giving proof that they pos.
eess The necessary "a ,'d:aiinns. without charge.
We are also anlhnrzed by the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court of the United States to say that the
Judge of that Court purposes 10 hold periodical
SESSIONS during the summer !cr the same purpose,
This is exceedingly liberal on The pari Of the
officers on whom falls the exoense Of haviag
printed forms and the labor Of preparing the
papers. NJ Com bui.
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asSiGE FOR NEW N;oRLEANS.-Paese Of
rf the 18Th ar.uThs splendid i1st sai,nr paeket ship
E%SFVEE NON Capt, kcy. w.ll sail positively a. above
r -,uar ,lgy-thc accommodation, OF the mp Tor cAba
sron xbn and Storage pa,.engers ca'no BE- si'paset
Thtre wisrrs bethS sh"nh not - ~ haAe eSy
snnIca,,0n On boari foo, Of y nli street. or
w s j. T. TApSCOl'r. 70 south street,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

House and ot Mnins,ree the late residence 81 lr ~
b,h The l lbs feet ou on Nnn. .e n"d e''en', ~ =
,a,b -, -. en- AXE Niagc nt uf one ncre n. 'nig
,h h ve on IN. >orh beng 81 e'tiroG' nhd e':eds td
p .t;,.. M, ey tcipg paid Accommodating
e'I"'' N'' ~ $50 SARAH tuIblt-li.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

The S,eanoou JAMES MADISON, Capt Char.s Hai; H.
.si v ea,e ha Narren.stI Pier every iloucaY az
49, = ii md ever, luc,!Gy ans ir'GE NJ oc'ck,
p K.,urnrs wi. eqvc Newburgh every ns-ty morn
ng 4; o., coch. and ever wednesday ana >""'''' IL
Errae Package " reefs. Bank iis or Spece, pu'
an boq tr ,G v;nu' Nslnr crse un me h,"s ~ esst
ri ,r ,iiSI b. the ri- OF TIE owners thef.oi Beu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

T PRIVATE SALE-NEW ORLEANS PROPERTY.
Six building os adj niDg ech other. and situate IN the
de;rabIe part OF the Second MunIcipnry map OF the
city New Orleans sewiDs the situation of the property
can seen the office M the Subscribers. OF whom luther
particulars can be obtnned.
ANTHONY J. BIEECKER & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
OF Henry Gay.

II. foilovius ..sls al .ae coat-a:, Of the chnp..s,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

DY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, First Judge OF OnondNh
ID County Courts and Counelinr nj lrw IN the Supreme
Court Notice hereby gwen, Tint nm attachment has Issued
against the OF t;n M"se resident det"f on dus
Of the atut. " Attachments against absconins
ronren or no debtors " ard that the VIII le
sold fer pi uhs debs unless he. the aId Cad Mo
apponr discharge such ninchmcnt urcunyns Ia law ~n
IN ne months from tie iif,t publication 0 tins otre ana
TINT the IN, of any debts due 10 HIM by residents o Inn
state and the delivery 10 n ior his 81 anY popY
within this SHte belonging To hm.nni the tanor oi any g
property by him forbidden by law and hre void Dsied
June q lStl ~ Hpl /,
~ glnwgnI Attorney tor itacliD- Crediot.
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NEW ROTARY MAGNETIC MACHINE fOH
MEDICAL. PURPOSES.

sTtssse:zS2lr-'~ WARRANTED CAST-S'vEEI. e q
! 5 Fobt.s-'!Ht eaikeia'nr '"nsrr'' - .,
1 = c.nU1iy i,e iaf ~ - Ni'ufllcy f.- vsif
i .re,. --e a-s,ic 70 fnrasd s''ii -
h;a,is therefore caa recommend bts
and ~ GeOn.r Hrsy- & Cos, P!i' =. 1hU-e f. ofe<
BY . auE .uie nj q Fulton s,fe>t. ,rrryrG CoGger =
r"; Gy fnsSe. md t.crivs N'r- taS
tAgS- C1agr-, New ORR. q ir1faey .i.-et " -
d-crHr' ~ 'iPh.srr rss~ "r.Hrve 'nr
rn2l JOHN rnSGFs
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cnrncr Maiden lans.
The ket ship OCONEE viii succeed the Vernon and ,s
cn Tie ;sh August. her regular Gay. au5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
THE TRIBUNE.

FAT PlckIscs.-Congress, in recen, report,
publishes the facts. that the cnst Of mail bags,
from 1881 to l64l, was S336,000; that Mr..
Jewett Of Ohio, contractor was paid S6S, i2f Is
for 4,7s2 bags; that in November. le4o, there
were on his (Jewe,t'sl hands 4,020 bags not
wanted, which cost S65 600; that large over
plus was in the hands Of other contractors; tina
bags could be got for so per cent less than was was
pad in those years; that for hianks, S3JO'oU''
were paid between 1929 and le4!, gencra"y al
about so per cent more than a lar price, leaving
a supply on hand for twenty years TO come; thai
the s,ora,e for these surplus articles was charged
and allowed thai. by there and other frauds, the
expenditures of the Post Office Department were
made TO exceed It's revenue, one year, by $780,
75s l9, and another year S22OO0o, thus re
curing special appropriations out OF the revenue
from customs and oublic lands.
fCleveland Evening Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

Ia AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
IA the village o: White Plains. Wesichser Go. y Y.
y.l hi. peasnH; place situated about halt mie norh
u ,e COur Huu,e sands elevated nnd, tneof the
Rattle gruuEd and beautiful prospec; for miles
around.
House Is BIZ IS feet heI=t and attic-tese
men,s sc a.. There several hou,e.. md rwelve
:ecd Fn DaIticuaIs inquire O proprietor tho
1retn,es Aug D. II in1 2~'
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I
lytou-E ,si:s ladJlna-Scr4e with Nr Nrndsnhai-ke
naks on .!,vert-Pr>1a S.al-fs-S and-T Rrintrd-Ih-
Dayton cons.anoa-vis! 70 III 'h,i"-s,-It'umi ha
-as-Iet,ers On the TanE-Le;eI The Wh,zs of SaJe
County Va. rg,rd !. J0hg lysr-5Gsin V'sIts New
Orl'aas-AieTrsies he VIZ 'nrYrntoa-Lsavts New-of-
CHATTER M AiI k''sss Letter in i,ror of Mir.
la,-Revi-yy OF I las Personal nisorYEls successes
;i- Bar aef IrS,ic. Naish,s Op.aon ofhis Talents
-fsIue Dssciy;:J4flIS ,il-:s .d 'iod- of Address
alchad VI Jc,sc.; :.s,i.n4.= Of H.. CiaT Aoii-s-ir
NGar sent on coulstio1 Terms Casa. ord.r. be
Ar-.,.n % .:NE --tr :. Ncs.I. R'Tu Ncw.Nor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

AID u nopearin- tho subscribing nuthon'v i sah Jos
Webster the Island ot Autgut tic Wet nd@t
S re'ure oE aERKD th. notice oi hid 'ci; IN b" a'sab
him h., uu h.s nnnl> aud attest i copy " .'d ~
or ait,:r bY mi llrrni Dsf-on nt lent iottv yb
Tor. I've .iujng sad Supeunr Court. rnbns hr -
der of notice .iX ,syey the journal 81 Cr.
msrcc and the New York Dai.y Tribune new'partr paa
lsh.d IN the City a. Sew.Ynrk. ~ the Stale "a! New lo
commencing on or before the itI day of Iuiv \ ID lSL
WILLIAM l., SIOhRS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
TO IEo> FOUNDERS iron Founder !" be re- !sa;e "

lEtl\ ttit Ik~-Nn iron FuunuerS '' c
with v.ry fixtures ;ee cGIr,n furnaces uHd
power % tlir Heut low
nor ou " curpfsig ecfiug, pulley. >i'' eng mes &c
&c rnaste- With srtnt vunefg at hsh' prefI, tu'e
J.nrr. So Also :cr sLlc. a,gc assoituei Oi iron ani
wood fnckS. ~, IL,
The nnove nnred e,tnb hrent situated in New Haven,
Cnrrec , y.trfc i!e ut!fy business pcur eNreeI
nriy n and prom bit us be disposed ri aud w!-
ni ielty ;,, old flns- address /,
row MEND. Assignee. New. IiUven. Con. aug lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

e. A. SUMMER ARRANG ENENT.
9 =g:MEWARX MEW and NEW. .YoRK:1;Fa,e Sd only
RAINBOW, Capt John GrGy, on and afer Monday. b!ay
13 will run as follows:
Leave Newark, Leave new ork,
foot Of CentTest. foot 0i Barciay 81.
at7l A. NJ. and u i. 81. at "a. N. ard T.. NJ.
ON S[lNDArS-Ieaye Nswark ct a. n. and Z. N.
end New.York nt 10 A. NJ. and r. NJ
EtCIaht cnrrish q reasonable rnes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

1r s-,oi wi! sal iio:r liverpool o.: the 6,h Q~c.
,n Sscd ia ,feir friends can lI'e them or0eta
Int M this magnificent Packet OF any 81 the reEaaf o t
ID" NJ, -. ,n- amount, payable demand. wItor, G+
-. m oI the p:rc,a tDSrs o. England. EsiaHd Scc's-
n, Nac- constantly or sale Us above au1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

- FOR iONDON-fAcKET or THx 9iTH srsr-
sSN The ,pegd,i welikgown packet ship UE>rYly.
49, STER Captain .ovey. will SAL po-iiEeiy ,ber,
he Of ,hi. ship for cabin 1econd cabin a.
eern 80 pas,enger cannot be surpassed Ihoe wso,tt
ecnre bef,hs Should .il make early pp %
or 10 - - -, r5, Iisal,,l..'
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THE REGISTER.

p,;r,sd and published every SATURDAY at
.,,rv no1LARs in advance. Subscribers who
saro, nav in advances, will invariably be charged
four dollars. Ill. =
,on,-s rof ten lines less, for the rsI Insertion,
,rd ffty ce nts for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements Of personal nature Will in-
vaGaby be charged double price OF ordinary ad-
veftissments. ,.J,...;o ,,,;,t -
,,,ds 20 thoso who advertise by the year to sut-
scisnt mount to make it for the interest OF mer-
ASver,;semenss on. of the direct line of busi-
.es- " eaeal'y advertiser Will be charged Tor
| 81 HsnA,,tey.. az the IS. .l...ss~SSS 49,
"a Professional cards, not alierahle Ior the year,
Sontoini,r ten lines or less ten dollars.
r. names ofcandidates for county Offices will
h. inserted for FIVE dollars, payment always II ad-
go ard State Offices ten dollars.
81 Election tickets will never be dehYered III
paid for. ......:,,,-,r.,,....
,i;TiJ,,1 interest, will be chargd at half price
.lsr oriin,rv Advertisements and must be paid III
n ADVERTISEMENTS not marked with the number Of
;ossrtons will be continued 'tili forbid, and any
.itarations made after insertion charged extra.
81 Advertising patrons will favor us by handing
n; tbair advertisements as early after our regular
<n,blication days as convenient-not later ir any
Ease if possible, than Thursday night.
Il All JOB-WORK must be paid for or deliv-
cry. ......,
not be attended TO
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LITERARY, DOW IsTIC, & FASHIoNA
BILE FANIuY MAGAZINE.

TODEY'S I.ADY3S BOOK having been for
Z Tso long series of years, universally recogni-
zed as the exclusive and indsputable guide to the
fair sex, in matters of taste, fashion, and tera-
ture--tha only work conducted by distinguished
female authors, who have won for themselves a
high place among the guiding spirits OF the age
the only work which in point of fact has been eX-
cldsvely devoted to the ladies-its favor with IFS
fair patrons has not been less remarkable than It's
perfect adaptation to their feelings and tastes and
their requirements. In entering upon new year,
the publisher without diminishing i'll the least tia
sterling and useful literature, which has so long re-
suited from laying under contribution the native
good sense and elegant fancy of our American re-
! male writer's, will, as each successive number ap-
pears. present in the several departments of Liter
atlre. Fashion, and Pictorial Embellishments, a
constant and ever varying succession ofnew and
striking features. Nor does he promise without
ample ability to perform. Tbs best literary tai
ent; the best efforts of the distinguished artists
in the country-and, to crown as we'll as adora the
whole, the most perfect arrangements for the re-
ception of the American, London and Paris Fash
Ioas, far in advance of any other publication in
this country, enable him TO assure the patrons OF
the LADY'S BOOK that the forthcoming volume
will mora than justify its we'll canned tile of the
Magazine Of Magazines for the ladies of our
country.
1t has passed into custom 60 assert that dress is
matter CT trlnlng lmpOFIdnces UuI tlS every idd
knows to be utterly false. Taste III dress is uni
versally feltto be the index of thousand desirable
Qualities in woman, while deficiency in this res
pect always Injuries in the estimation of stTan-
gers, and even of her intimate friends-the beauty
of Helen and the wit of Aspasia, would hardly
commend TO general favor an acknowledged DowDY
in dress Hence the importance Of an accredited
guide to the Fashions-
This useful Office, already filed for fourteen
hsTFi IA ld.5.
Book, the publisher pledges himselft to discharge IN
rlsure, in style snrpassinga his former efforts.
The ladies' know perlacsy well that our Magazine
is the highest authority in Fashion.
No Iadyconsiders herself we'll dressed who con
travenes this authority, and, in our own CITY,
York. Boston, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louisville,
Lexington, ST. Louis, New Orleans, Mobile, Rich-
mond, Charleston, Savannah, and the other metrop-
oliian cities of the various States, the tasteful
Fashion Plates ofthe Lady's Book dictate the laws
ofdress.
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imnortant Decision.

The General Government has been
cast in suit against Mr.. Hatch, of the
Boston and New Bedford Express, for
violation Of the Post Office laws
The decision in this case was given by
Judge Story, Of the Supreme Court ST
the United States, who fully sustained
the ruling Of Judge Sprague in the case
ofKiniball. He~intlmatcd that in order
to convict Hatch it was necessary for
the Governmertlo prove either thathe
that he was an owner of the sears or
steamboat in which the letter was con-
veyed, or that he conveyed il aot only
with knowledge or the part OF the own
ers, but also with knowledge on their
part that he was violating the law that
apassenger had right TO carry for
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13
CITY ORDINANCES.

An act to repeal all former ordinan-
ceS.
Be it ordained that all bylaws and
Ordinances Of this Corporation hereto
fore passed be and the same are hereby
repealed.
an act TO prooide for future meet
ings Of the Board, compel attendance Of
members &c.
SEC. 1st, Be it ordained that the
President of the Board Of Selectmen
shall have power to call meetings of
the Board at such times and places with
in the limits Of the Corporation, as he
may deem necessary and proper. Pro
uided. that he shall not call any meet
ing at any time conflicting with a pre-
vious adjournment of the Board.
SEC. 2 Be it ordained that any mem
Der of the Board failing to attend such
meetings shall be finedsone dollar for
each such failure, for which execution
shall issue unless a reasonable excuse
shall be furnished by said member at
the next meeting ofthe Board thefeaf-
ter.
An act relative to the President and
his duties.
Be it ordained tha, the President of
said Board shall preside at allmeetings
thereof fand be entitled to vote as mem
bel IN all cases: and in case the votes of
the Board and President shall be equal
ly divided, the bill, resolution or propo-
sition introduced shalt be considered as
rejected. And whenever he shall hear
complaint by the Town Constable, or
on the oath Of any credible witness, Of
the violation of any ordinance Of this
Corporation, 1t shall be his duty TO iss-
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT,

AMI Saturdays, at y O'Clock n and departs I'M
mediately. m
The mail from Oxford arrives on Tuesdays at
E6 o'clock p NJ. and departs On Mondays al b
o'clock \. NJ.
The mail from Grenada, arrives on Sundays
al O'Clock 2. NJ, and departs Fridays at o.
clock 4. NJ.
NJ The mail from Cayrolltoa arrives IhnISda.5 al
n s O'Clock p NJ, and departs Mondays at b o'ciocA
IA NJ
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EDITORS

~RAHANI'S is the Oldest ard most popula
of the American Literary Magazines. IN
nnnbar for Jan1ary, l643- viii be the nrst OIL "a "a
35th volume Its long and universally succeSsi'l
caraer from its commencement with lew nun
drsl subscribsrs until the present time, whsn II
has a circulation of fifty thonsand copies month";
is perhaps as good ar evidence of its great and IN
lc1easng merit as the publisher has It IN his power
70 offer To his old subscribers. he trusts no as
guraace are necessary of his discrimination 10
maintain its presen: ascendancy over an ths fiV''
periodicals of the country. The engagemsnts do-
ring the past year, Of such men as DRY ANI' Coof-
Err. DANA, LoNGFELLow, HOFFMAN, MANcUR,
etc. of high reputation in the literary world, as
eotl1r contributors in addition to previous list
emhractnr MANY of the FIRST names ia the nation, IS
al,ficient guarantees that the work will continde
In be the principle medium OF communication be-
tween the best authors and the public. Among
the attractio Z. of the thrty-hfth volume, Will be
several TALl,5 by .Mr j. f. Cooper, yHr Grafton,
Mr. H,Giann. .Mr Herbert, Mss Leslie, MARY
Cyarer,9 Mrs.. E,nburu, Mrs Eilct and Mrs Ste
phe, .ts.-.irp-by Mr. Bryant, Mr. Dana, Mr.
L9ngfetlom ia Street, Mrs SebG Smith, Mrs
Osgood and Mrs Sigotrney; essays by Mr. Fay,
.Nf Jones, Mr. Tacsernaa1t, Mr. Poe, etc. etc.
Here follows a more full list of the names Of
contributors, the most distinguished of the country
which omit for want of room
Graham's Lady's and Gen!leman's Magazine
mas been from It's establishment more t1an any
other the favoTite periodical of the greater sex.
Though its plan does not otensirely exclude a. tries
of the most important character, sach as have rail-
sed Blackwood's and some other foraign journals
~ their high influence and reputation. its pages
will be Principally devoted to what usually term
ed light literature. twill be distinguished from
other publications Of similar aims by tina literary
and artistic merit of its contents While those If
osher works are unknown or anonymous. the con,
ttjbutors 70 this are the eminent authors Of
or age and country; the very creators, founders.
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5rztI g3IS SIgPPI DOIGA1} Z
At CLINTON Miss.

KA 7 LII commerce the all ard W ihter ses-
wv sion Of FIVE months on 81 ofoctaber next.
EThe flcalty consists Of Rev. AtaSandor Campbell,
sPrasident Rev. Robert NJ Lain, Professor OF Ma
&hsmatics and Natural Philosophy; Edward Pic
eu, NJ d.. Professor OF Chemistry, Rev. c. Par
H.. Professor of nrient Languages; u. w. Mof-
i !, Principal of the Preparatory department.
y Tmtiou payable in advance.
a Primary division, per session. Sl2 w
a Classical and scientific division, lS,UU
81 Boarding aad room per month 0,OO
q Students are expected 70 furalsn their rooms
NJ I'm Js, trfiJr,, forytvs Ag1r7T'-' ff''i ~ ~
Ewasaing Washing can ho had IN town al from
6s7 to 3Il cents per dozsa
The fanaIs Department, unler tha sup erhten-
I,,,s of the President of the College, assisted hy
Miss II. T. Gillespie and others VIII cohmshce
AZ the sema time.
Tuition payable in edvance ez,, m.
PEI session, in primary DIVISION ., 90
in middle 00
- in high ~ m
in music on piano. - - 90 90
in music guitar, - @ ~,
- i. 1a..,s,rs, nv, no- ro,cth. 90
R,,rJin9 and room, with fuel, lights, bed
dinrand room furaiture, washing, &c &C 90
pprmon.h,
DR.. Picket is expected during the win'sr to de-
flver course of lectures on chemistry acconpan-
led with experiments, for toe beneft OF Doth
schools. r,,,p,0
Byorier oftaa Board: C0WLES MEAD.
Presideot Board Of Trustees, al u
Clinton Sent II, 1872. JJ-t""
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a compensation for their services in the
premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
But we have MT room for any more TO day.
Association in the West.

Association in the West.
Our old friend T. w. WHITLEY has been lee
turing on Industrial Association in Cincinnati.
The Times of that city says:
Mr. -Whtley's lecture last evening was well
attended. He gave an interesting exposition of
The immense advantages TO be derived from Asso-
ciated Industry. He first showed that il was the
part of wisdom to give attention to this new sub
ect, as it furnishes satisfactory solution to the
great problems Of the age, viz: the production
and distribution Of wealth. He exhibited the de-
fects of Churchmen, in con6niug their views to
the moral perfections of Deity, as well as those
If Statesmen, in their merely scientific glances a,
political economy and contended, that as in God
is the union of all moral perfechons with true
mathematical science, 1t is the duty of wise men
to unite true science with the practice of the
moral virtues. The separation of science and
,heology had caused the death of both and their
reiniUn can alone restore us to true hio. lie
showed, concusively, that unorganized Industry,
Hhich did not contemplate and provide for the
,ood of the ,uhole community, must necessarily
&c defective, and productive of great evil; and
irged the existence Of positive and exact sc'
nee, now in process Of revelation, in accordance
with which society should be arranged and organ
zed He showed that man is a temple 0i The
| nving God : that to love the beautiiul, and t"
nccnr the distressed, is the hehest possible lorn
I life. innsmuch Ms It ls Ia become an image anr
the lkrnrS. of God that the inv. nton and lh'
OF machinery was give" I" man that he nlgh'
,sume h's highest rorrn, and thus becmne r.
rpuve "i lhvne NE; aud rhar Industrial ASH
.inIion nim q enables man tn iIse machinery Ia
&c n.neti' OF aA, while IL the Present organ
tate OF s'.cnIy, machinery lsIhe no,r loruld M
"eny vi the loborIng man, instead OF being his
s>iStani.
He asserted the true Dignity Of Labor, a;t
,ontended that by the establishment Oi just rel"
"ns between the three producing powers o' nau
nh ch ar Skill. ap,tal aud Labor, 1t would no'
My becone dgnfied aud hon rab'e, but at th'
anne time as much source OF enthusiastic de-
,eht, as It is nov repugnant and degrading; thai
society does not now properly reward Labor ano
hat hence arises great disorders.
The conclusion was irresistible, th,t Industry
must be SO org ani2ed as to its Just reward
| IN common with scientific skill and capital, and
hat on This radical justice, as sure foundation
can alone be reared the superstructureo of harmonic
| society.
Many important points were brought forward
in this lecture, and were handled in such man
| aer as to show that the lecturer understood his
subject in all its bearings.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

boz br,ncl, ,bat tho husband ia invariably
' - w. - H., h., ., ,o,,;,J.d
spoon. "A lrienu OF ours sHH . 'hn' "o o' .o',''S"
of this "a remark The other night, III coming dIwn
,h. u,J,,, I,r,e f., no.uno,s woman who
the nuuson. y idrSt, ia,' P'"l""' "'"'' ~
vas ever and anon overlooking her husband In thin,
I.,i. ,.,.,ns,s ,v;rh h,bc IN his ur,us who ex.
NUN P''so"'s'' "''' 49, " ~
hifired every mark o prnionStu ahnoyhnrrl IN IT,
x IN y meek conlplstnt on his part OF fatigue, and
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'he exIre'S"h 'i 4 "i-h 'i,e' '' ""t9 '"'s" so'
"vri her 3. a-dickn's', SAID n'see sH" 'nhn
runduci sn hr,ure-peyrr on the face a. the glb-d
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"r'n. " ""h N"""' ~ '"u "o S,i " NJ
fhix 1 rOuld ~ Z IN trfchrd you H. g-ifte-
,,,n srrnit..s, ,,up h. nv u t,,. Heuu-c kpd 10
l - d I.,,c <,I a., -, =. go,
me ertllS Daoy anu Was uiencetohD as aiuih as All
uy sfer
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The following extract from the New Brunswick
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l-'o''e'S''I 'eoo 10 f'e ' 'e P"~
il fills in the knickerhocker Gossip:
There hundred and ne in Sing
Sing Prison lrs week whom seven,s s,a Wee tsmnle So
rnd with We. What III . nIr mud ieel"s Bn, there mr..
who pause houghulness such statement Eyetv
m ] OF ho n nne ne nma %eesea M M "e,; G N s 9Se m @ IT,
n"har. no,om Evry one Of ffe as,ned love in some
larger circle If r-ated hc"rs. aud Vas cured for o.d
nd h,y cd f nnr tbe, de r For TINT The mo
,her peshed o. the may father. p,ted uneaunly asnin
goye, y a. msiounI 9ike me n near, SH
in his are @r"ped up household memnres souvenirs II
owe CLEANS md empses OF innocence and miniature plans