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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cres

r. n good land. situated The road 70 For hillii9n,
- vyih.n about 81 miles from South Brooklyn ON ne
prem large snd commoli0us house, also carr ise
house barns &c Ac ali 10 good 1rde- and now occupied
For farther particulars. 0r sppy io
su-f lw A J. BLEECkEk. AIClore er. z orn@if--i-
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CONVEYANCES.
r. REGULAR NAIL LINZ az.
szxEasrwEEN BOSTON And SEwh'Yosk.

va Si0ffngfon and Pr0gid~rcc
- The Fsry AZ Prov 1srcc now avoided ~ he NJ
Branch Railroad Inland Route through vitho eesns. a
cnr.or Baggage, TIE steamers {. VANDERBILT CO
joe slore and CONNECTICUT, Capt Riehd Pea lsc5-
ps.op WIFE ths siorron sn Providence snd Bosto, -,
Poiarpce Ia roads leaving Newfogk dsy S3ni.v. -,
e@o.es rom Pier North River. ~ O'cock P N "a
s,rngou ., oclock p q Or upon he ARRIVAL Of ~ r.sl
ran om BOsi0l These steamers are gnsnr sp-t
ri@ntof ard comfort having each y en % sfge c0s,
sogs p-ivsfe ssfe rooms and berhs FOR 80 porsos y.
.de lsrgo private rcoms Tor families, sni psflor To-
,as-rs Are Offered by he most expt rnced me1 90
vii shorten he passage between Nes- ors AID Bo-,ce
,-of 4. 10 hoqfs hereby arriving n snp TINE for a. 10
linz. r,nniny rorl Ne~-lork, NDrh solh A. West s,s
III - Ines frora Boston North and asst
re CONNECTICUT viii leave N,w-fgrt ru-sdsy,
rbr.ssy ard saturday Leave siocngton Monday. Nd.
se-isy md Friday. - . - A., 81. =,
ve.nesinv and fndsy Leave sirrrgi Tu-sisy Th1It
dsy sa1 Ssmrday a., .... 49,.
- frn Bo.i,, 20 iske charge n ~ baggage Pssseu
. flr Ne, por eaFc above, Saturday, excepted sn3
,n on board he Steamer a. soungtol ttAas fressfas,
f,si.hed FOR sld leave per he scconino aon ian a.
A " which c,uuecs a. providence WIN ne seaMsf PR.
Py arrgfng AZ Nsvrcri Al N - 4 VI. Fare 20 Newpgl
:, Scr passage berthE ssie-rr'ns, or re- q sppcs
- NAV be mrde to ne gents oc in1 ~fzn .1e o ~
~ -. ID Raficry-par-- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23

ITO PHOTOGRAPHERS. AND THOSE WHO
4 WRlrE.-Cobys Patent Blouing Paper q lew and
useful article. for The q schools. colleges public oce.
kc ard BY mos u the principal keepers 10
5Anks ard pubic okces for sale In packages from Is
10 L. For sac y A. TRAVERS I co Sole Agents
N-S I'm "a MadansnA
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THE MISSES sEDGWICk have removed heir
L Boarding aud Day School from q Nesi-N ashn9ions
place. TO SIS Ninh-st The situation j. accessible o1ni-
buses passing the house every few minutes The house
airy and c0mnodiOUs afOTdIng all Tie convenience that
modern house can give. Their Autumn term commences
the 10Th of September.
French lady desiring board, VIII please rail- on The
Misses : hu<l y"
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
tMISSES The Misses ALLEkTONS School, 80 Third
avenue will be continued. commencing Monday. fih Sept
Circulars with terms ana reference can be obtained o. me
above place. aus o"
fFNO TEACHERs.-The furniture Of female school
in BROOKLYN be sold aud the house rented to well
qualified teacher ANY lady who wishes % commence
scuoo viii md th- excellent opportunity. address
FcO.e. Tribune Office. suN 81
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nFARu FOR -ALR.-The subscriber oder

FARM FOR -ALE.-rhe subscriber ODER io5
- near the Cherry Valley Turnpike Road $ miles wet
OF the City OF Albany consisting o. l'i acres " W W'
], In wood The land IN a high state OF cu.rvs1ol
stream, az vafer passes fhrOl Eh ne center %
The farm sf0ring sufficient Tor STOCK snl Tor machinery
Soil sandy loan with some clay The buildings conss- ~
a mansion house. 90 feet scusre paror. suins-rool
dnnrr0ou. library bedroom and pantry on ne nf-i hoo
- zood-sized bedrooms In second story basement Acl
caras-house stable and poultry house Near he iarery
Is rvosory house with high Easement IN " men : a
kitchen and dairyroom n The nrs and second s9fy ar
gooisizrd rooms There arze and extensive barn. ga
b-s sheds piggery toohouse workshop cornnouse &C
&c The situation retired healthy and the country arunl
embracing the Catssil and heiefoerg molnl.-, pise
nenrif view To the practical farmer o presents geai
nilcemerts being 20 near m IA- aas anake eAH D
co. insure The highest prices farmer lc-cf 0h : leleu
unnecessary any person DESTROYS u purchasing woqd 81
course. wish 10 view The premises Title udlsfuaoe.
part OF the purchase money may desired remain pm olt
gsre Foreigners who about % settle Ia this country
woud fnd much desirable location Than iariner -
Albany Aug. lsf3. lau5 2awiwl c. \. BEMENI.
eoREAL ESTATE FOX -ALE-Under -
ef' order u Supreme Conn IN EqIty.-ln lur'u- ~
- ance Of an order Of the Supreme Colr 10 Equity
hearing date the 50h day Of June 1885, viii be sold a PUB
De auction under the direction o. ne >hef Of ne county
of Wescheter on The 2i day Of August next al L 0cocS
q, roon OF that IS, OH dwelling house on ne premises
In th Town Of Wet Farms In the County OF Neschester,
al hist certain piece parcel ~ Land situate yng ana
being IN the said Town Of West Fsrfus lately part OF me
Town of Wes- Chsser.l bounded follows Beginning Al
he northwest corner Of The land merry sold by one J0
seph Brown 10 DAME Edwards thence running westerly
~ and along the land formerly Of Thomas Hunt % the
stone wal % and formerly of Michael Rver thence run
ming easery by and along the and late OF Thomas te2ef
o snd of the said Daniel Edwards thence By and alonZ
srds II the se Daniel Edwards ncrhery 10 the place OF
beginning: containing twenty-eigM acres more or less
Also a that certain other piece parcel OF land situate
In the sad town Of West Farms lying 20 The westward OF
the nosi-oad and the eastward u an Old stone fence
which . the vesterumost bounds 81 the orchard formerly
bought hv Joseph Brown OF Mchne Ryer and bounded a.
follows Beginning the northeast corner az tle ssh
piece running thence on the Inc OF Thomas HUM unul y
comes the northwest corner Of The said orchard AZ an 90
fence 7innng % the old stands unul comes o NE
roma. from thence 10 he pac. Of beginning; containing
one and half acres more or with the appurtenancrs
being The farm lately owned Oh occupied by kober.
Brown. deceased Dated July 81 .si8
MES NJ. BATES, sheriff
Hufq5t By +. WErMORE Deputy shenh
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owing 90 ne gresl success ard sale y Dr. Jr
sends SasepzIlE numter OF men who were formerly
A-eus have comm-nred making Sarssparle ENra-ts
xins. brer Exirscls y Yellow DocE, &c. They gene
rally pat Up In The shaped bottles, .nc some Of tn
have stolen snt copied zdFerseInens hey are only
worthless mutations, AID should BE- avoided.
Principal o1ce, Is Fulion-s; san Building y Y.
myl MyNkFH
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for sppca vessel % The capacity 81 keE or pail
a. Wen asiO ely hydfaai; eeanses .isef hy Charging
end Tor end Wi filter from 20 I'VE gzous per minute
an3 = Of durshiy ast for several years The derrf
medium i crushed quasz rocs, compressed ant eli l-
internal surface II the metallic pan rurc Britannia
The Diaptrs F.cr = n - operation uns-uded ~ any
friction Of uie6'r surfaces cscuised 70 produce vcrgrs
Any deiec u any paflcu ni,cr VII - lrpHpif rene
died. given ir s stead. The Diaphragm p
irr has been 'c-ied hv mary hcusaeds II the NeTf orb
public daung ihs past three years s merit and superiority
endorsed hy he ~ acpa medical and scieutnc gentle
men Ia New ioTk, Phi Ia. and Boston; and cefur
has LATELY been obialre from q pumocrs u us eiy
nh regard 10 The Diaphragm Filters entire eciency and
superiority. and especially q rcysrd 20 the purity Of IL
n-f-is ed nQ7i hi-y % rroaIce vcrgiErs. Once S
lyS4 I'm
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/ PVRIFICArfDN or WATER.

y PhkAON FILTER. awarcedtwo gold medals ard
aulpl0rs IS he best Croton Filter The merit Of
- this popular invention N the simplicity AZ
la pemanency Of It's construction ard IN the tolesore
Al ness of he materials Of which Is composed: uis
"a nec for agplcace 70 any wsiercock or oarretal
Al II arliis Il
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CONGRESS SUGAR REFINERY.

Nos. IL, IA, 40, lis DuANEsIkkET.
rIrHIS ESTABLISHMENT being again 10 operation. the
attention OF gruce-s = requested 30 siecE VI Afancf
sugars syrup aud Saga Holss Mossscs Of vsr1us cra
nnf- H. DENNIS HARRIS
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,I,AKRYTOWN INSTITUTE se.ect

= y
\ Schoo. for Boys, Of Tarry0wl. y. YIN. llsllloL
j. eassnty situated Onehird q nile Norm % ne village
near fhe spot on which Major Andre as token TIE course
ofinsncOn will be thorough scientific and practa, e-
hracng all he hranche. % English and casssl Silca
non requisite for commercial pursuits or entering c9e-
q srs conisrirg terms &c sc can be Obtained OF spad-
ing Shepard 1884, Broadway Of the following refer
ences .- ev Bishop Z. $ James Rev. ; Il. Cone D D
Rutson suckey ESQ Rev @. II. Fisher; Rev d. ".
Clarke. Rev B Creagh; Rev. p Cham5enln; Rev. ;.
Remington: Pew o v Ameman, Nev-Yofk City, and Rev.
sgs cod 4 NEWMAN. Principal.
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AL FASHIONABLE HATS.-Jusi finished, the
XII splendid sruce ever offered elegant French
sik bats. al the lOw psce Of - usually sod for ~
Also article al g 50 and 81 -5-ueat hsis Al =
sul2 I'm BROWN. lf6 CHna-st
LOOK At THI--Ladies gentlemen misses
Ezz-> ard children. al who want % md large sssOTt-
menf % boots and shoes Of the FIRST quality, and
fair prices. viii please call sol B.oadwsy, door
shove Frank inst. aul8 lm' NJ. CAHlLL.
n FOR SALE-A large stylish bay horse sound.
INgene Kind IN single and double harness, very good
->A traveller. vel suited for carriage horse Inquire
Of 3. X NORTHRUP, Rose Hi Stables Twrny.faurh-
II and rhfd-ave HuiS StF~&Tu'
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s.aas...pIANOFOkTK MANUFACTO.

PIANOFOkTR nANUFACTO.
tsssSsf t<HR l i52 Fuiion-si side Broadway A.
STRH Hennrely article warranted superior r.
n ] dlone, snc 10 keep 10 lune mach logger thar
any now IN made with peculiar harp frame, 0bvietnl
ile objection Ia uesiic pedals written guaranty viii b.
fvrn with each instrument ara when doubt thei
quality - expressed Toe payment may withhei lu. .uc
doubts removed. BENNETT 4 ROGERS,
tells rs. falion-st easi side Broadway
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EXCURSIONS.
- coprrN1xyooD CErrETERY.

GrecL WOOL ouig - Gus. 80.
TfiT STEAMBOAT SUFFOLK, Cspiain
.sll----,> -g,Frfrr vfI run ~ fuIoSs every Jay
up8avs excepted from The foot Of Cnf'-
t.s.t \ R Leave Newiofs ~ and y . eiocs a ~
ltn1s- A T,-,v. Greenwood FOR New fork a = AM
- ~ N .nt Al s And P. NJ Fare esch way Oily %
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SCHOOLS.
a .r5sV PATRONS OF THE MALE HIGH SCHOOL
nI " I-pL II FL LILY INENRl I'd ---- D.

TIE PATRONS or THE MALE HiGH SCHOOL
kRR RESPECTFULLY INFORMED lai %
y rexl Term vii commence o. Moldsy. Ausl-i - ~
Der he charge ara management Oi Sir. bhAnp 80 20
SON who propose ent and pers-verlg adnefrncs .9
The sVsie-n o. DISTINCTION heretofore plrtnefi-a
ulch more han tlriy years experelce la1 prove, D RI
uroflcise &C result euleilF arra1iEE et- ~ lr Ie-
mar. ard peculiarly adapted 20 h-s agoca1ors ID ..
The Preach .sl-- age i talslt 1-l11i 90 ---.
ard par-li. az urged o. er thai ~ 14ft 10 --i
pursuits. a. sl llcresslgy np1ria1i and -io-l
portion of rssr rel able business 81 lcaL, o. lc a.
v teh one1 o1srlcs re progress oi ycutn VIC ll.e
make way FOR bitter prepared rivals very ~ :.
txh0 ,hu. iers supp AT them and eaFe ein % ~ 1
nor stations lr f1e-r Izlve cl-y a. r. .,.
The terms u he school 81 ID 1e cOuiil-r4 ~ = ~
lover c.ssses and for he upper classes. fas7-'
advance. .-t..- ", .-.-
Pupils who wish o. sll1y p-'--'-d ll---''
don't III asses WI be CHARGED per elairi
Prssfe students ia Wnias Arillne-.c- Mail-i.-.-.-
Fr.rrh Lsfr s-r Greek either 10 preparation io n--l-
MOT II. 10 co ag-. from q to - per quartet
Prvsfe 0r College stl1els wishing as stance li e -
o., refr "a Crees Casscs, vii be charged very modef
sfev ia number sssOcIsfe t0Eeilrr.
L.d,es' Css.e. 10 Writing Other branches alenasa 10
between s1d NJ d. ,...r
'i-- ISAAC BRAGG.
HENRY T. BRAGG.
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CORN- AND BUNION- positively ersdcaied by
y he subscriber who has opened Office a. - W oosier
o. 81 -uud door below Amlfy-sf IN all cases war
ran ed the Il ope iou which entirely without pain
Also method " eIecuag curing inverted toe nsils and
other diseases the feet frQuirei gentlemen and sdcs
can be attended nj their residences. by addressing c. II
WILSON. Chr0pod'si - Woosier-sL aul9 IN
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n--. PnrGmKEEP,IE LIE Dol

u~ss POIGHkEEPSiE LINK ~
ESAltr--iNRA RGES-The barges CLINTON Capt.
ssssa-a'sas-s-W utsis, every Monday; kXchANGk,
Cant Rosekrsns. every Thursday. POUGhkEEPslf,
Cart Hoffman every Saturday, al ococki d fom loot
Mnrrsyst Tor passengers and freight The above Bsses
Ar. eeg anty furnished With aud spacious add
comfortable cabins and expressly hled up io The cou
r anA convenience " passenger Arrive Al P0ughAeep
e in time for the stages Sharon, Pine Plains ara New
Milford FOR farther particulars apply or board le oss~
or 20 lmsi m WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL i6iWeai-si
u1ss PEOPLES LINE TO NORWALk-
= ssSli, Ware 37i Ccnts-The fast and comnodlous
S-T--t steamer ST NICHOLAS, Capt. J. n Rod
man. will commence on Tuesday, August ~ leaving loot
of Pike-st daily p landing 81 Fort Chester isfe :,
cents. to Rocky Neck > cents stanford, 81 cents;
10 Sorvak 81 cents-leavug NorTak A. A. NJ on No
arrival n the stages For freight passage appy 20 the
Captain on board. or To au2 81 J 7 RODNAN Afert
u-Ss FOR KEYPOHp AND MIDDLE
49, - TOWN POINT landing Al YOU hsml, n,
cn>-<-<,@-<-~a each way--The steamers JOHN liant
and JOS n COFFEE win leave ChsmbeFsst per dsiJ
lssmriays sundays aud Mondays excrptep s9elees.
81 and % O'Clock n daily (sundays eecepied We
boatyil also leave Saturdays A. O'Clock. NJ w" N
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MEDICINES.

DEASE'S DN>ENTERN COhPOUND.-tals
L IL ayauabie preparation Tor fhe immediate cure ~ e
Dvseniefy. Diarlea, and ell summer complaints, anf cen
be- depended upon safe and etecuai remedy % u
free from opium other Ingredients mat are the least ilf
rous For sale by A. b. ID sands. 100 Fulonst klst-
ton Clark 10 Aston House. no Broadway II Johnson
rs Brosdy, sy; Chas H. Ring ie2 Broadway and by Drug
gists generally. aus I'm
lENE PLANT, CURE FOR DYSENTERN -Th0us-
- snds who suffering n This season Of ne year WIN
this desdlul maady be Immediately relieved by uklf
few elssses of pure water 10 which few II this
plant have immersed FIVE minutes u Is simple ha
The delicate child may use H. For iis efficacy please
inquire % any respectable physician To be had es every
day At the seed store Of r DUNLAP, SIS Broadway.
sulP g.
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WANTS.

AtfANTEu-A rev ssrv- yOung ne, 10 70 sooi- q
W West al Tor ths 81. u uew snc fope
o. icsuuDsesH over So above teir cd prf--a 80. =
Incurred - in.la in @1uns ~it opportunity % go
:. 90 per yesr. Some rsr row n or e'rypy :.
torn make : 90 per y-sr, cir4 81 az ~ yel'
fscl a.au vii have ts di.tnct. Il vii b. nece-sey ~
iaem b have least ruul s-5 e. 20 gtail 90 -
out Apply 81 FRENCbs PnoAsn.ng ia - - ~,
10 ssr. One u he "a o. or Unlon Al .s--rs is'
De- r1stpsr
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MEFH rUN.

nIEEH FUN.
rI'HlS CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER =
L offered wholesale ss low % csl b. bought U The
cry and warmed gsnu.1e. by n p SMITH
snlf M C-Iilrsf co stairs
OfFicS MsUtso~ And lNnASaroLis r Co Au- N. l8f'.
liNlDtND.-Tte Board II Directors have this day
~ GecArsd eivasld 81 seven ~ PER c-tL or The *
mouths eninf 5lsi July last payah- AZ the oce Ct ~
Ohio Life and Trust Company New.Yofk ih. 2isi net
aull w ". y. JACKSON. Sec'ry.
4 MEXICAN CLOCKs-For ssu-sdc ard export
II tr<le, Al 80 PeAftsi c : sPEhKf.
sat- ta- Agsnl for The hsrnfacraIen.
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T,PI-COpAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

H sfapi- ton staten I-land-keF r. NV bLi' ti4lt
pa-Ths Institution possesses many af' aniages over a
AL hours o. me day, and only sN miles from ne CIV
The beet teachers procured n ue Class'cai knf-
r. nch and spanish Departments, and are al residents 10
tho family Strict attention s given tO tne lnsirlch0n oi
foreigners who wish 10 acquire knowledge Of the English
and n a. sh0u a time possible Gentlemen who IRE in-
trusted with the charge Of lads % be- placed az school are
requested % call and examine for themselves agl7sep'
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4lNhiic ahd bryHu sugar al kinds. very low Whit
Freurn fnar lt SUBSTITUTE for M finger an kinds
~ oc ar l1lld specs, HE ana CIDER ylc. Ar
iof sale ~ lsa--l OAssNER - YOUNG, ~ chsthsm-sg
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B. Drawing taught 90 a. The classes
q Crn--.--.-- .l-v L. --t-. - -

MECHANICS SOCIETY sCHUOL.-Ils
Ni lr-n'1aou surfed - BToacFsy, 80 s1.e.l.l
ihroua % Cr1-by-sl VII re- penc1un ADNDA1, ne
2sh 4ay ~ A1ru- TIE location s cerral l1 easy 81 &C.
cess from a.. paris " ne cJ s.
The co1rse ~ instruction r ti.s llslt9n s ~ me-.
uor0ggh s1d practical character, and dea sl7a Lo- -y
10 &C tvsie and expand ls ilie cs covers u-l 80 .
ghten The mind ard improve he teart 90 a. ei7Ly
d cualify ne pupils f0r future usef1.ness
tl~ Male Department sll BE- under NJ llilt alt ~
VISION OF Mr James McEAgOu, e. Pnrci g. asssi1l ~
,'x oer Tescher- al OF whom are bon by iaenr AZ tA
ceneuce well ouaie5 discharge he important dunes
y Itch have ,seen irtr1sted 10 them.
The Female Department vii continue under ne clhlt7
or Me. Mag Bean Principal. Assisted by ~ oinef
Young ladies' all q whom rot only by tlcn superior hsl
IL endownienis and literary aranmelis, o1i sl-o ~ r
hg h moral character afshe and arnabe department 80
easing manners, are peculiarly euelned 70 nave ne
charge o. hose young ladies' Who nay De placed 10 ne ~
surIuOn ----..
The system Of teaching IN ms insumlou . BY separate
Deusrtr6e1ts a. n COegeseach Teacher having en-
ire charge u III de pupLs who are pursuing any paiAc1
isr branch Ofstucy
TIE two Departmsnt. are entirely ds1nci ana d4.cou-
nered-fhe entrance 10 he Female Department being from
Broadway and trai tLe Male Department nom Crosoy-si
App icsfon Tor sdmtsiOr into einer Of le Department.
may b. made ne Principal or 10 any " me io-"ns
named gentlemen, who compose ne >clo0 commune
Henry 4 ingalls, Geo. ". FarlAsil, o-nas b1fle-
Linus ~ stevens J. T. B. MARVEL, Z c C1ardsFoy1e'
James Morris William Brady, Francis ?. ecnoalsf
John P Moore George Endiconr james Phyfe
y1 I'm LYMAN COBB. 'ec'y Of Schoo. COMMUNE.
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r., !....sfs..r1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL;

r., rEsxzzfcsr- NORRIS AND ESSEX hALss
go ROAD. The extension Of Pas h1lfo~a
from Monisiown Dover passing
through The village Of Denyille and Rocsaway VII 70
opened for the transportation Of Passengers on Ipes'
August /
The passenger trains and after that date VII run w.
tween Newark and Dover ~ follows; ,u
Leave NfOfk for Dover inrm'date places AN rs
Dover for Newark and New-YOrk AMstPPM
- horrstOwn JAN ="
Al Morrstown the A. 81 ofcsrs from New OH con-
meets with stages for schooieys Mountain, Washington
Belydere, and Easiou. daily.
~ Dover the A ~ train connects with stage. 20 ssees
sunny, Newton, Milford and Owego on Mondays J" 9oner
days snd Fridays; and with Johnsonburg NJ
town suoucso1rg and Delaware W alter Osp on Iuesdsy
Thursdays and satardsys each line returning on aernss
days
P NJ. trains Al Dover. 80
train At MoFristOwn. Al,
or he COMPANY viii DOT hold themselves responsible.
Freight VIII Sc fors srded Immediately Morriso~n and
Dover from Albany Basin by stephens Condt Coxs ne
% .loops Newark, ffoa he Transport alton 01cs
the ~ } RR and Trans. Co. foot OF L4beryst and az
sired will be called for any part Of the city by sPphcAno'
al said otfee ljy@l IRA D0DD. SUPPL
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MANHATTtN PIANOFORTI

1x- NtNHATTtN PIANOFORTH
erE--Vr~ n ErSMANUFACTURIN0 COMPANY.-The
19nY public are respectfully invited 10 cal AMI
j ~ JcNsmine their stock OF splendid pianofores
which are made with a establish reputation fnf
durability hnsh and tone. Their scknOv .eds
ability and the mutual character OF heir association
them In the that they sell perfect instrument
es than any 0'her Manufactured IN the United Sstes
Purchasers slu professors are invited 20 call
IL. :. ACKERLY Tweniy-seyeuth 81. between
iy24 I'm iiinth and Tenth avenues
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-12-08
TILE LAW OF DEBT.

AIate number of the Philadelphia RePnb-
lie, speaking of the existing laws for the col
lection of debts, says:-
Debt has long been treated as a crime of
one Of the parties to the offence, and punish
ed in him with loss Of land and goods and
forfeiture OF personal liberty, with all the con-
seQuent suffering to his dependencies. This
barbarism is passing away. 1t was not ba-
sed upon any principle Of trade, and could
not promote any of its interests.
The imprisonment of the debtor and the
starvation of his wife and children, are now
perceived to be more than just protection 10
the creditor, and severer punishment than
misfortune and innocence should incur. To
strip a man of all the means and comforts Of
life for debt simply, is to confound mistake
and misfortune with crime, and 10 punish cl-
vii injuries as if they were criminal offences.
The nearer we can come TO converting legal
debts into debts Of honor the greater security
will be given to credit. Law remedies avail
but little against roguery, and there is The
less reason for retaining their barbarlties a
gainst honest men. Opinion would give us
a better government than constraint has eve
yet afforded.