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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
completed their Works. ready orders
for White Lead both Dry and Grouad in OIL almost
that be wanted The Company
the Of the Works which would tend
the least degree, to the Improvement OF the Lead having
avalsd themselves Of modern improvement for thar
purpose.
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
ent leads sold MARKET that by far the
sold such has been and still greatly with
Baryte article of mineral production much heavier than
White Lead AND in itself possessing virtue Of
ment whatever il being when mixed with OIL almost
and fact having nothing but specific weight
recommend IT, the Trusrees OF the Atlantic White Lead Com
pny have pesssd unanimously the following resolution viz
Resolved, That IN view OF manufacturing only a prime
article, the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality of White Lead both Dry and Ground OIL; that
be strictly pure genuine article perfectly free any
aduteration whatever which the Company will warrant
soch to all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, be well assud that de-
pendnce be placed the purity oil pound Of White
Lead and sold by the which
will only tend to the durability OF the Faint
will Ne found much more economical Ia 10 the
description OF painting owing the body
covering quality thereby giving far
with than the adnlterstsd White would
thrc If which every painter will rear witt
The Comp also actue Red Lead and Ltharee ant
have for sale rey Of Paints Ground ia OIL Vedrs
bask PANT Yellow Uchre, Spanih Brown, Paris Grsn
Brunswick Green, &c. &c.
Having appointed general Agents for the Company all
POLLEN COLGATE
II zmsr 2s7 Pearl street, Of Bee kmsn
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NEW ESTABLIsHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES


THE .abserbeI who e1hbitsd the Fair Of the Anne
.f s X:
this No Broadway where he offers spsci-
ty o. Pepmsry not to be susp.s:sd either Europe
advantase the foreign Of being freshly that
he fs % n.
many yea the director guasnees his possession Of skill
complete assortment choice articles Of the mos, ees-
IL w al ass e on
.l,o mP9rssd from PARIS beautiful assortment of FANCY
sos: s ss ssas will change
dsomisy into es.usy and old e: into Youth Q, Pom.t.n
gans for the growth Of The hair These mi,ses hs leaves for
snt6esy compounded no unneur zed aks to
fret the delicate md he oe elegant prepa
~ s I: ssn &:
"f IL os e. ATNo CREAM an ARTICLE
which, tried wnl always be present in every gentle
nj He oisIs b COSMETIC CREAM 50 nv.lu.bl. an app
cation delicate faces after shaving much elegant
p'ffs ss he head Oils ESSENCES PoMATuMs
"a sesatiy sssa:s The healthy 70
tee Nf nc
h IL
falling when IL loss does not arise from ion 2. he or
and 80 shaInrlsssy warranted all
81. BEARS OIL he s,'sIt' the luSs : perfectly .ssoins
ass so careful Is not :, the peculiar N
character.
For the quality Of his goods he can refer Mess Asp
~s ihas, Chon and many others Of the most respect
able chemists Of this city who for the last several have
vended articles OF his manufacture. -
Finally everything will be represented and
article does give full satisfaction, will only will
ngly bat also thankfully be taken back The subscriber -
" sh wSsa from The assar. the articles, ihsie
much for Misrepresentation and he enjons upon
Ill in his employ maintain the adherence aud
good faith call most ri:RtGS'EiGNE i RDssrI
A. ~ M si and Imp9r,er Of PeIfemery.
dS1 lm'rc and ia Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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THE PARTISAN SECRET

lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French,
entitled The Parisisn Secret Self Presev Il ,n' per-
feet security against sexu Deasc under all
universally understood and employed by fashion
Paris, London, and other large cities.
BY ALEXANDER LEBA UNI, M. D.,
Member the Faculty Of Medicine Of PaIsPhyscian the
xenseai Hosp1-kl,ght Of the legion Of Honor kc nc
Published By Robert H amont Legal Deputy for Dr. L.
beum, 100 Washington Boston Pce G1 per copy
two copies 81 All orders should BE- sddssed PAID
70 Robert II. Dumoat az above.
UM i2 Fulton st.; Philadelphia, Colon Adrianee in the
Arcade. Ch~aput At dia Im-v
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Marine Court.

b6IUT6 Judge Waterbufy.
FEB. TO- Gaspard Otfapiana vs. Joseph b. Burke
The plaintiff Italian artist brings action against the
pastor Of the new Catholic Church of 81. Columbo,
situated In 26th street. between the 9h and 9th avenues
to recover note Of $780, being the balance due exc
cutting large paintings Of the Saviour the Cross the
Sermon the Mount and other Scrpural pieces on the
inner walls Of the church. The defence that the work
not properly executed, which denied. The jury
gave verdict Of $780, the full amount claimed in favor
Of the plaintiff.
For pla ntin, Messrs Benner and Egan Fer defend.
ant. Mr. White.
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GENTLEMEN VISITING BOSTON.
HENRY GOSLiNG has the pleasure to announce to his
friends and the public general that he has erected
kssssuInt in Boston No pevcushire E,est >. the same
style the American aad French Dining Balloon, No "a and
Nas.su street, keps by his father Napoleon the st Of the
eating houses He hss spared pains or make
5iwTc H. 0OsLIN0, Napoleon the Second
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~ Az ~ j l{Ik. Is

LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
s s 3D.. .Sa s af
Der and continuing until May when regular days will Be APP
dsapponmens will be prevented during the
months The following ships will commence this
nent:-
Ship Clifton. :. Captain IngersoIl.
Ship Tennessee Captain Pray
Ship Shakespeare. .Captain Cornell.
Ship Louisville. &C aptain Hunt
Ship Genesee -. Captain Mnot
Ship Qswexo -. Captain Wood
Ship Damascus. Captain Bliss
Ship Sartelle -. Captain Taylor,
These ships all built expressly for packets light
draft Of have recently been newly coppered and
splendid order with for uneQuaed
for comfort; they commanded by experienced masters who
viii make s.ertion TO give general They
boats Neither ths captsin. Of these ships will be
responsible for we bullion precious stones silver plated
ware letters parcels packages by
board unless regular bills of ladng taken for the
same, the value thereon expressed.
Z. X. COLLINs& CO., s. South st.
JAS. 4. WOODRUFF, Agent in New Orleans
who will promptly forward all goods his address.
The ships Of this line warranted sal punctualy ad
vesed and great will be taken have the goods
rectly measured. s24rc
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FORT WAYNE. QND.,) Jan. %, 1916
nenf IN Jndiana-A Great Land Riot.

EISitement IN fudtdna-A GTfM Lana hiOl
lis not often that we have occurren ces, in this
remote section Of our country, worthy Of a para
graph in your excellent and ably conducted paper.
But events have and rsnspring that may inter-
est some Of your readers.
A few days since Mr.. M want to the Land Office
in Peru, and found that there largo quantity of
valuable canal lands which had been sold honest and
industrious settlers but who, from inability, some
other cause had failed to pay the interest the balance
due the State for the last two years. and he under
law that passed just at the close Of the last session
of our Legislature made application to purchase these
lands the home. Of worthy and deserving farmers: He
thus obtained certificates Of purchase Of some 100 tracts
mostly fine farms the Wabash-whist all who were
concerned thought that their lands could not be sold
again. but they had another to meet the nteresy
paying penalty Of 25 per cent.
SO the citizens Of Peru informed OF this
piece OF land operation they and took for
who had made the purchases out Of town. The citizens
continue to hold possession of the Office and meetings
have been held all along the line Of the canal
cd the militia from the centre of the State to
the land Office II this il true there is fun ahead the
Wabash boys may lose their land but they cannot be
whipped. Last evening one hundred men, headed by
old and patriotic soldier. marched from Huntington
to the theatre of war; and in sx hours needed eight
hundred men, good and true, would 80 from mis- conn
ty. There 10 great excitement throughout the whole
country.
The Governor has been piled with petitions praying
that the Office may be closed or the Legislature conven
ed, to ward OF the impending ruin
The settlers had been told time and again that their
lands safe that if they paid the penaly they could
at any time redeem their and and that any new laws
passed in this regard that they should have ample
notice given Thorn.
If this sale is held valid by courts, many worthy
citizens will be turned out to the cold charity Of the
bances in comparison with which your celebrated anti
rent war would appear mere skunk fight.
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Re M M Re
BY Black Ball. Old Line OF Liverpool Packet ssnS
from Liverpool on the lst and 18th Of every month
The InRRSHlRE sail. from Liverpool, lst Of March.
CAMBRIDGE lst Of April.
' MONTEZUMA 18th of Anil.
Persons sending their friends and Forwarding the psge
certificate by the steamship Hibema sailing from
the LIST Of February will h.ve plenty Of the
Line sailing from Liverpool on the LIST rnd sh Of
ROCHE, BROTHERS co. IS Fulton st..
Next door 10 the Fulton Bank.
NOTES.-The Public respectfully notified by desire OF
the Of the Black Ball Old Line OF Liverpool Packets
that no ra,senser Agents but Roche Brohsn CO.. have
that Line and that they the only regular authorised fsen
ger Agents Of said Line In this city. j2sr
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

~ Of G. Harne dsceassd formerly Known the Jere
aS from y 3a nf ms s nos ~. iesS
and miles from the latter place Tho New Jersey Rail-
Unontown within mile Of the house. The Farm (which
high state Of cultivation contains 900 Of
which woodland abundant growth of the kind
Of wood the of the Farm admirable divided BY nature
The Buldngs which pleasantly situated large and
good consisting Of Dwelling House with besides
Wagon House. Sable separate from the Barn. Cribs Creamery
There is failing well Of encellent the
kitchen door, There also excellent Apple Orchards Of
grated in full bearing.
The above property IS now offered sale in order that the
may be settled II sold before 18th February
II will be offered public auction thar day the
Merchan Exchange, New York. u o'clock M. One half
of The purchase money remain bond and mortgage
per cent.
For further particulars apply George Cnch Esq Upper
Bulls Head. New York; James Wright on the Farm Ellis
Eliza HARRIOrT, Erecu,rix
GEORGE CLINCH, ! U.
ELLIS b. FREEMAN, ( Executon
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TIE s
The principal Hotel the village. known as the
ss Win
assS:
res n: rear o. me house surrounded with BEAUTIFUL
hsIstihs supply Of water rtras stand and has done
No2 Fourteen Building Lots each 50 feet front by 200 feet
and G ia @
and in the centre Of the village 'A1'' '''"'''A'
Ion. sssa q: f : .e.:
paSsassss could be used for the erss.os q Factory
ss'
ssi s 4 SS.y a s Ts
d excellent water il the cellar n.ysr fsiis The lot
Is s5 feet front on the man Street aad ao3 the and
s iS Ss xs :s a
hoe and other oaIbadng. tie Of The place
the House contains Is and the whole
could be easily arranged for extensive Boarding
No5 Two eligible building lots fronting on the main
and adjoining the above, feet each in front BY O feet
No Three P P. House. and Lots. .djo,npg eaeh
No !; A very convenient Dwelling House, containing
well The door s'' The os By
The above of the beautiful sec
ton. q the Village and the immediate vicinity Of stores
No small Farm Of eIcelen, land with house. garden
well Of water and suitable out buildings CONTAINING ABOUT
bridge to Railway and about 20 minutes walk from the
.s,a.s sc s lying 9 sni s e. %
wncn are ne ssiaus mt quality oak ana hickory
the exception Of acres which have lately been of
about 81 acres Of each half mile from th, village, with
failing brook running through this plot vaua
bic Tor either aud will large
on the investment. The terms will be liberal
For further information the locality &C. reference
may be had to map Of the estate made by W. B. nley
General OF East New Jersey the office Of A. j.
BLEEcKER, Auctioneer. No Broad st. application may
be made LEWIS LESLIE, Woodbridge, who will show
any portion Of the premises or to
GEORGE CLINCH,
Upper Bulls Head. I'd avenue, New York.
N BThe title beyond dispute, half OF the pur-
chase money remain mortgage at per 10 per
If the deed he
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Court Calendar-This Day.
SUPERIOR CouRr Nos. 90 e5 49, 90, l0I, lO5 I07 o.
II, 9, %, LOG, 4, 7, H. IA, ls, IS, 81, SO, l03.
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V0rletle0s
A man by the name OF Robert Haworth, an
Engshman about twenty eight years Of ago. married
Elizabeth Ward in East Greenwich in Rhode Island in
take careof themselves She now understands he about
to be married again to person in New Jersey and she
wishes this caution may be noticed in papers published
the imposition Of Robert Haworth.
1t is said that there are less than 1900 applicants
for the Offices in the two mounted regiments Congress
has decided to raise. Who's afraid Of England, now
Messrs. Barnes and Denny's woollen mill, in
Clapvillc, Leicester, Mass, was destroyed Sunday
by hrs Loss $4,000. lnssuTd in Boston and Hartford
Particulars not reported
One of the overseers on the railroad in Troy, NJ
Y, an American, named Mellsn, was killed last week
by the unexpected explosion Of Q dirt blast He was
thrown ten feet air. fell In the pit upon his head
and died in few minutes.
We learn from person who was on the ground,
that tho rishmen employed the railroad at Fitch
burg, Mass got into the evening Of the I'd ns
which resulted in the death Of Of the number
Professionals and these Catholic portion under
took to convert to the true faith, by arguments IN the
shape o. nsks.; and saaf n sa, n. os. s
badly beaten and driven from the road
The Gloucester Telegraph says that upwards Of
hundred tons Of fresh hsh have been landed and
sold tie Cape during this winter Large Quantities
have been carried to Canada.
comparison Of the receipts for letters at the
Rochester Post Ofce for the quarter ending Dec 3st
s.s T the on or
are the receipts OF the two quarters =
Quarter ending Dec ai't, is44. $40, IS
lsa5 ............ ISL So
81 054 20
The Legislature Of Indiana have passed an act
horzing the purchase Of site Tor deaf and dumb
Asylum and another for the erection ofa hospital Tor
tins insane.
The town Of Weston, Mo-, is going ahead rapid
~ In the last Demoeraf, notice among the articles
for shipment on the opening Of navigation the following
articles are summarized .; $4,000 bales Of hemp 400
hhda Of tobacco 600 barrels of pork 400 bbls Of lard
and 500 bbls Of beef
The Legislature Of Iowa, has determined TO
make another effort to form that Territory into state
Delegates to Convention to be chosen next April
and the Convention TO meet in May following.
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JOHN HERDMAN K CO.,
United States and Great Britain and Ireland Emgrt Oce
81 South street, New York.
M II Af1 k RE

Passage and from Great and Ireland va Lvepool)
by the regular Packet Ships sailing every Eve days.
The subscribers in calling the attention Of old
and the public generally their unequaed for
bringing out from the old beg state that
conducted by its Branch Those sending will
the importance Of this will
oyed in this Line we'll known to be the first and largest
1--we days. offer every facility that be furnished With
those superior the look forward for
Of that patronage which has literally
ended 70 them for In any Of those
do embark the passage will be refunded
customary For farther particulars apply by letter postpaid
J. HEhDMAN < CO.,
81 South street New York.
HERDMAN, KEENAN, x CO.,
Liverpool.
N B-Drats for any amount can Is usual be furnished
payable all the principal Banking Institutions
United Kingdom on application above. n2lrc
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BIRD GAGE MANUFACTORY.

No Sc Johns Lane corner Beach street, Ne1 York.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his Customers and the
Fubc that he keeps constantly hand large supply OF
fsncy and common Bird Cages Of description which he
offers f sale at lower rate than they be bought else
smnc his stock. j. KELLY.
patch Inn m
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l59 BROADWAY.


PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT.
THE subscrher returns bis thanks TO his friends and the
SINCE tho opening Of his Store New ork PreTnE that
in Perumsry the should prevail ether the best
nonen ne earnestly soc,s moments attention he fol-
lowing very Ineligible proof that he capable of offering
LIST He unequaled advantages in Paris hav
been for Director Of the Laboratory Of Lam
ses Pee ct Fila for half century the first house in this line
Europe 2nd Since the first exhibition some Of
New York. Boston and PHILADELPHIA the First Premium over
all competitors and at the last exhibition New York. he
honored with the Cod Medal before awarded to
Perlumery 3d His ferfumey has banishsd the imported
whenever 4 has come fairly into eomre,itior TIN, is en-
not be sol His Perfnmery is, in fact the foreign.
both its quality and mod Of fabrication, with the
addition Of excellence which the foreign possess
namely freshness and advantage Of these articles Of
His prices from 30 to 80 lover In fine, the sub
scnber educated the best foreign schools imported with
him the science and * of his offers the products
Of his laboratory equal the best imported and superior
hem from the advantage Of recent much lower
muht Of necessy Supercede the imported with those
who are TO prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been the influence o
voyage: To conclude, the subscriber always Keeps
hand perfect Of the best foreign peramey and
Offers opportunity OF comparing the two and Of
dividual.
The subscriber most respectfully soic, call from those
who wish purchase that which genuine he
being represented 70 the purchaser He invites
the Of wholesale ret. dealers his very
p.ete which he Offers them from
70 per cent cheaper than they buy esewheTec ,,s.,,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
j01mFr Penumery, &c.
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THE CHOICEST PREMIUM
TOILET S . A PS,
UIIGHLY PERFUMED with Patchouly, Verb ena, RIOS q
Borouet Er &c are &c be found at store OF the 81
scriber, IN y. houSsEL, ias broaaway
Wholesale and retail. j2l im-I
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VAI.ENTINE HEAD QUARTERS.

|T,URNER & FISHER ~ Oh than street have thi. day
opened their uneau allied OF Valentines and
Valentine riters For splsndor variety and chsspnss We
ca and vsentinss made ordsr original verses fur
j27 lmsrc
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VALENTINES!
~ OLD AND SILVER FLUIDs.-These metallic fluids,
~ which were formerly much used by the ancens for their
lumnasd Manuscripts beautiful articles for all purposes
Of Ornamental rsnmsnshp such Valentines Visiting Cards
Billet 4egr &c Writing executed with these fluids has the
beautiful Appearance and Of fine gold aud
sale BY the principal EooScIlsn and sslions and By MS
manufacturer, KENT BLACK,
jan 3wtrc ll6 John street.
1AYTONe SUGAR COATED BLENNCRRHEA
= tOLENGEst-A pleasant. safe, and e6ectua rcmedy
Sor All diseases OF the urinary and genital gonerh1ds
afew days For sale Measrs fshnsstosk Ca 10 John
jaiT imsr
E1RMkRs AND MILL Rs BANK, HssenIovn, Nd
The Notes Of this " t so soyehi one psT cen, dis
count, BY TAYLOR & SMITH,
jElmsn No. y Wall stSsos.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-11-26
THE FARMER
BY C. G. EASTMAN.

The farmer sat in his easy chair,
Smoking his pipe Of clay,
While his hale old wife. with busy care,
I'D, Was clearing the dinner away. '"
A sweet little girl. with fine blue eyes,
On her grand pas knee was catching flies.
Tho old man placed his hand on her head,
With tear on his wrinkled face.
He thought how often her mother dead
Had sat on the self same place.
As the tear stole down from his half shut eye,
Don't smoke" said the child, show it makes
-. you cry" "..,,f :. ..-... .
The house dog lay stretched out on the floor,
Where the sun after noon used TO steal,
The busy old wife by the open door,
Was turning the spinning wheel
And the old brass clock on the mantle tree
Had plodded along to almost three.
Still the farmer sat in his easy chair,
While close to his heaving breast
= The moistened brow and head so fair,
Ofhis sweet grand child were pressed!
His head, bent down, on her soft hair lay
Fast asleep were they both on that summer day
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@ fBcelI aup ,
From the Knickerbockcr.

THANKSGIVING SONG.
remember, remember, when I was little
boy,
How the last week in November always filled
my heart with joy
For then Thanksgiving Slways came. with eve-
ry kind of pie.
And for once could eat my fill, though father
dill sit by.
remember, remember, how on Monday they
began,
With rolling paste and chopping meat. and bat.
tering ratty-pan;
And proud was to pound the crackers, or to
stone the plums,
Or crack the shag -barks with fat-irons that Of
ten cracked my thumbs.
remember, remember, how the two next
busy DAYS, ..I s
Kept the kitchen in an uproar, and the oven in
blaze;
Till all was done and cleared away, by Wednes.
days evening skies,
And the proud tea table smoked with four pre-
monitory pies.
I remember, remember, when the morning
came at last,
How joyfully at breakfast perceived it was
not FAST;
But loaded plates. and smoking bowls, assailed
our winkng sight,
With johnny cakes, and chocolate hot, to whet
the appetite,
remember, remember, when the dinner
came al last,
How, like the King Of Banquo's race, the dishes
came and passed;
The exhaustless line seemed threatening to run
on till crack OF doom,
While still voice from every stomach cried
.s There yet 10 ROOM
remember, remember, how the lessons in
gastronomy
Were sometimes mixed with questions upon
Latin and Astronomy;
And in Geography how John did once, in &C.
cents murky,
Reply that Canaan was in Ham, and Parads.
in Turkey.
remember, remember, then how tight m!
.. jacket grew,
As if it would burst button off with ever.
breath drew;
And so 10 settle all, we boys kicked foot.b bal
r down in town, .a
o: went to see the marksman try to shoot tn.
tied hens down.
remember, remember, not what happened
after tea,
For we had then no grandfather whom we coult
go and see;
was rung,
And you had better do the same, now that m,
song is sung.