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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-10
FARMS FOR SALE.

q FARMS FOR sALB.-A farm on the bank Of
the Hudson OF 200 aeres two mies shove s.uy ,sssn'
Also, the adjoining farm Of 100 serea
Also farm about miles below Albany, OF l3O seres on
he east bank Of the Hudson On his farm here never
kling stream with cascade OF 80 feet.
Also the adjoining farm OF l7O acres Al these arms
are in state OF high cultivation and the buildings con
Also, issnd OF IA acres In Long Island Sound, one
nile from Milford with mansion house 80 feet square and
shore by cAuseway and desirable Summer residence.
jsi aswT - ~ ''-'' '''' J. BLUNT. II w.n.t
IN COUNTRY SEAT ON rHK HUDsUS.-For
~ sale farm OF about 80 IN the village OF Hastings
Il miles from the city. The house IL new built Of stone
In the substantial manner In modern style, with IS
rooms and has Of the most commanding views OF TIE
yer and adjacent scenery II untes unusual picturesque
prospect with convenience and retirement The grounds
are In The finest order wei applied WIN great variety Of
proprietor on the premises 81 on ne HUDSON T.
Iyl lm' ALEXANDER BRINE.
- FARM FOR sALE-ln Wayne Township. Pas
eac Co Containing $50 acres 10 healthy and pleas.
ami location lear Paiersop-2O miles from this city The
buildings consis Of stone house barn 90 by - feet COW
house and other buildings al In good order Crops OF al
farm will do well TO call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. References can be had OF g. Duneonb, %
N j.; Of William Couselyes, Cross-roads Long Island
and on the premises Of LeS lm'I HENRY DokEhOsn
~ FOX sALE-At Pou Chester shout 50 rods from
I'm Y. and N II Railroad Depot Zone hours rids ron
s sS S, scrs S'o Of sud Pes CC ds.ed 1
remain on mortgage Possession immediately. Inquire Of
Ii B. Smith, POn Chester Depot; A. Ennis Rye Depot;
r hs,on, go PesrLsL N. VI or q 1873 Chry,uest Of
iy9 2ws p A LOCKWOOD.
81 FOR sALK In YONKEKs-Two small farms
s-one Of % acres In high stSs Of cultivation OF
- mile from Hunts Bridge Depot on the Harlem Rat
road and OF acres, good double yelling house barn
ke with various knds OF uiL ard well wslered. situated
miles from Yonkers vi lage. Inquire Of MYRON FINCH,
Il6 Nasssl-st. or OF the subscriber 81 Y mixers
ie26 Inn HENRY TRENCHARD.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. =
& @ 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE 70 PIrTsBUR0u.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, 81 O'Clock A. n. -
tPM through In so hours rhs The Peunsyivo
ala Railroad Of The very best and NOS, comfortable -
scrpuon. New packets have been placed on The H.
and furnished with especial reference 70 tho comfort 81
OF travellers a6ordng the assurance Of c1fq
and agreeable journey 10 Pittsburgh
Every edo viii DO made 10 rendsx this The most desirubo
rguis 10 the West
Dor seats apply at ia Marketst and n 2. ecr9 rre
AID CbssnaL fhlladsphis WI. oOLDne = 90
Ns~.yosh nls y. II. HlNDEa AsssA
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EXCURSIONS.

NOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
tz4-x..z.r~-11.u bkANcH (Ocesn House POkT VASE
~ -, lNOTON, MOUNTS AND BR0WdS
DOShs MIC sto W. HlGHL AND DO OK, when prsc-
tcsbie Anp Red BANK The direct 10 the SOfth
Ame,esn fnsl.nx Association The well ar own s,ez
boat JOHN HART, Cspt A Hsggerty will says wes,
side o; f.ef sue Per, (Esss River as f0loss;
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TO OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY

TO OWHEkS Ok nlOhlSAN fhoF In :.
FINHE FIRM OF MACY briggs, Land and Tar
Agents III Detroit having been dissolved by the En-
pirngon Of he torn Of tbor agreement and George y.
Macy having sold 10 the sndefigned al bis interest 10
she concern and reed herefou The undersigned begs
snfo,rp ali thai he has the said dissolution
Noyember conducted The business Of his said agency
,naer Ria oWr name and that be VIII continue devote
~ careful personsl attention 10 II In all It's branches Any
orders len with DELOs W. BEADLE Eco. ALI Broad.
Wsy' !" ~ VIM. o. BRIGGS.
nxr.otr June l. 1859. fell SuskSwoss
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Is PURSUANCE order Of tas suosas q NE COss d
lNe- tot Boes hereby g,ea % Al persons shs,S ca "a
,kanst BENJAMIN HUSrACE ATE Of the CITY Of Ns- foh %
oe.c present the same 9Th vouhers thereof 70 ne
b. store Fuhca street The Cy ses fot % o.
before the tArt~t day Of December ssrtDsted NeSfo. ne
tvc.ty fnk DAY ofJsne, 1850
jssslsseasWsd JOHN HysTAck. ExNgss.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

~
6Sxk distS. VA edzdREs"Gfs. ss" va !:
cHERoKEE......I,sO0tu ns Captain H. windls
faiLADELPHlAli oo ,ans Capt HOes n r ear
e 1D cc T me s nsa s.s
cts IN tho Pseise-s seminony line through 10 ssn Fran
disco.
'O'c'D 'AT'' or 'A cs.I TS ssAi rs.s.,os.
AMER Saloon State kooua......sl25 90 el25 %
Toward saloon do ''.... 100 % lo~
AL The above dine Al he ssms i.bls and have The pv
S.sersss found with mattresses
yr.1s % csas.. 70 c.a. per o % rrD.uses % IN
irhmas are borne BY passengers
H0WLAkD & AsfiNwALL. 81 south-st n.y
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The United States Mall stssm-pseseis
OREGON ...iOss iqns. Capt csriisls r. Psusrsos.
CALIFORNIA .l,c5O tuns.. Capt fhos Budd:
fENNESSEE. !, 800 tuns. Capt George A. Cole,
CAkOLINA.... 800 tuns.... Capt r. L Whitney.
UNICORN ..... 600 tuns. Capt J. Nicholson
are Intended TO form semimonth5 line between Panama
PaseRgers in the Amer Cabin are furnished bedding bat
10, vine. and hquou Passengers IN he steerags are
found with such rsnous furnished 10 The crew. and
Win mattress and pillow. AL passengers VIII be allowed
pece for persOnsf baggage ee he extent Of $50 bs
Freight baggage merchandise when ksn tlOs
per tun sne u per cont on all specie.
rseaazes should moi exceed l2 lbs veigni Tor mule
Psssase from Panama to Ban sa. or Msr.s.n. SIS sl5
- San Dsso:.......... 80 ~
90 90 San Francisco. 500 $50
NO stores 70 be landed viii be taken a. baggage Charges
nembaking and debaking and al personal porn charges,
Including health fees and boat hire 70 be paid By The pesen.
yers No passage secured unu paid for Apply si The Of
Ice OF he Company, Nev-York, 81 south-st Hfn
THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
VIA CHAGRES DIRECT.
fSR THE splendid steamship PHILADELPHIA,
SaLAess Robt Pearson, commander, viii leave her
dock, pier NOrh River, for Chagres direcL
on Saturday, July 18Th, at O'Clock.
Passengers viii place their baggage on board tho dsy
previous.
For passage apply 10 ROWLAND L AsPINWALL,
jy9 Sis 81 and s. 5OuIh-sL
& FOR SAN FRANCISCO, SCUM san Fran
So cisco and the Gold Regions Freight landed a. san
francisco. The | pscketship CLAREhDON,
Brown master now receiving freight al pier I. N
Passengers who wish avoid the wet sickly season
together with the danger Of crossing The lshmus WILL mad
the Clarendon fret rate vefse having every convenience
for carrying passengers she viii proceed direct 70 S1
Francisco under the able command OF Capt. broWn
short and safe pssssgemsy be calculated on FOR hegnior
passage, apply to the Agent on board, OF 10
r. r. HUNTER 90 Broadway, and
J. bELkSAP SMITH, 90 WalsL
ielBlm rontne Bgildngr-
eSs, FOR CALIRORNIA.-ThrOugh tekss
1EtN Via Islhmus and Panama In July 10 szn gran
--~-ciscO. For ssle By DALE co
tVsugs. s. FrooLst
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~, CFs5F=z4Esr 5OCLOCKLINR ~HwD :.
- ~ 10 4 HUDsON snd (
= 1A----~----@-- INTERMEDfATE @<<x&&nn11HH

~ cHs5x=z4zx- 5OCLOCK Linz ~RD
- 70 X II DS0N and is..E sss:szHoS
INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Cspl WIN. IL.
keen, will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedsr-st on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer CO
LUkBlA, Capt C. r. King, on Tuesdsy, Thursday and
Saturday a. O'clock connecting with The stages 81 New.
burgh, XII gstOu and CsissilL
HUDSON AND BEREsHIRE RAILRoAD.-Tho passenger
rzns Of ibs Road seT March % viii leave Hudson and
Wes Stockbrdge daily Sundays exeeptedl a. follows
Leave Hudson att A. a. and IS r. ID. and West Stock
bridge at A. NJ and 4 ?. NJ.
Freight TslDs witb passenger car siacbej, viii leave
Hudson at Il 4. 81 shd West SIockbhdgS al 10 50 AM
fssseoge gers by the morning train from Wess kbndge
may take the day boat for the boat for POUCH
keepse and thence by Railroad 10 NewYork, by O'Clock
P. Il Fare by latter from Hudson not exceeding
81 Is.
Passengers By the evening train viii hnd he steamers
COLUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them and
the fare OF those boats will be low ogher evening
boat the hyer-fom 90 20 downward ~ Tho line bosis
may set tho example.
Through tickets from West Ssockbhjge 10 New.York
81 60 and the fare In returning Passengers should
recoec, Thai dis fare Includes berhs whch excluded In
The fsTes OF other routes.
The rains from Hudson, both morning and evening
with the rsinA OF the Western Roads a. heretoors
Je5 On J. r WATERMAN, supt
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LEMON SUGAR.

m W. KELLYs PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for the
81 instant production Of Lemon ade, put In paper and
slsss packages expressly Tor usveins' ener by iand
Also portable Soda for the instant production OF Soda
The above articles are very desirable for sea use they
are moi only cuatves but prevenves Of the scuy Fer
sale In oIs 70 sui purchasers BY the Manufactured,
j. W. KELLY, 81 Beekmsn-si
te2f Inn 2doors above Wlisn-st
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EI,O ENGINEERS AND ARCHITRCTs:-rh.

AItD
Commisoners Of Emigration hereby offer sloO Tor ne
BEST and $50 for the second best PLAN adopted BY them OF
the buildings erected and for cooking and baking for
inmates lesmsieA $50 personsl Of tho Emgrsnfs
Refuge on WUds flsnd Pigns 10 Be submitted or be-
Are July ~ 1850 Facilities for examining the buildings
grounds and any information 10 reison 20 the ooee
desired will be given by he undegned, on application
la the othce OF The Commlssionersi IN the PAX
By order, JOHN II. GRIscoM, General Agent
fyI 2WeoA
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A - TIKI LARGEST assortment OF Bedssoeds
- 49, Bodl Mattresses and Feathers offered for
sale. II NJ WILLARDs Warehouse, $50 Chat
Aamst OF Mulberysl Toe attention Of house keepers
and others 10 particularly called 10 Willss patent dghi
and len beAssssd Old beds renovated cots shos
salssnd retail ieA lms
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co partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under The arm Of 4. CRANE
go. is q II day Dissolved by mutual consent
New. ORR July q 1850 ELIJAH CRANE.
jys Tvs BENJAMIN JONES
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GREAT IMPK MEN:T

GREAT ImPkOf VI Mt
E<<-<.rt IN DENTISTRY DR. NAPOLEON
CrfT&A PRETERRE Surgeon Denrst, s,sy from
-~11IlI Paris now a. S53 Broadway, opposite t1e
Theaier. iIfyrms the public 10 general hai
perrous who have TAD the Of losing n- tsSh
ear hsve them replaced o. % be disoguished hon
uars ores His new Of teeth, pat In without pain,
with which grind the hardest nenul are 70
arfsble for their trsnspsrency and hghne hey serve
rot only 10 perform mzac1ron, ard encow ne voice win
d,snci and easy articulation bat 70 5esiow upon phys
cgrory hat grace ard regularity which the mort bril-
hsnt sperdsges Of beauty. Gold used IN all operations
viii be Of he FRS; quality Terms very n0tsra:s.
rs 21neocs
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IMPROVED CHAIN PUMP

WITH THE FUsIBLE METAL BUCKETS.
gVNHEsE BUCKETS turned perfectly round and
smooth which 10 decided Improvement upon the
mon bucket and Ihe only article thai win give
xre satisfaction 10 the who this kind Of pump
Manufactured only by Q. ATWOOD co.
telS Ina Birmingham, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-10

CHAIN CABLhs-A large Assormeut Of Engnsh
Oprsved from SIS 10 i7-s inrhes For sale 81
M GAuHf L DEkRICKs0h, lie so1ihst
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nR. HRArON,s HERNIA INFIRuARY

IHI BOSTON-Dr. Il. having returned from Europe viii
receive patients formerly he continues 10 attend par.
rcusry the nature and speedy OF Hernia Rnp
hare Vssiocee Scroocele hydrocele &c also dsezses
tof fensleA Trusscs dispensed with IN al cases
Applications be made al bis ofee and residence 2
kExelsr- place Boston. lyl sweodos
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TRAVELLING.

49,
1880 STEAM PACKET LINE-Ns~ xs,ssvsN
N, eet ia eoo.eqaecee Of ths whdrs.s7 q
s ss1ss ,S q Ss Steamship soUrHERNER Csa
Nsss- Yovk Jo- css,ss.,es' ns,,,,,,..
Yse.dS, June II, alPN rssrsssy'J J. s.'s f''s
srt:y jTns q ..IM Nood.y' Jsssis
fhnrresS. JAY IL. H4Ph. Saturday,. Jays.
For freight sppsy On board, r,.r No. sd.,s s,.
- re ' ~ '''i yfoproRu, rrLEs-os e
AHE ssS.ss sass M TN s. 8. 9.
30 steamship lss SCI % tans burden, Gonna -
Cspt William Rollins Win ccnm-uce her regular ,
ho1Ss:y oes .nd ,s ,eg s.s ron css,,s'io
havana go Chariesion on the s.h and I'D
From Charleston and ssv,nnsh % Hsvsns.....en.
IRON CoS esson src Savannah 70 Key Wes.. -
sFoFFoR6, TILEsros 4 co g sos:ha
Assuls 10 Hsvsns, DRAKE sRorHERs Go.
Passenger esying Hsvsnns by iAs ship reach Bala
s-eeie' Nor'herEer or southerner reach NswYofk "a
same lime.
IT. rOR HpsTON. VIA NEWPORT 4
-. .spsrior 'lsaasrD SAY srAiG ga n.
r!Ee STATE, OF great srength ana speed. particaasy
ADAPTED o ne Nsvgatoa o. Long Island sound ranss
IN ecsneeiior VIII be Ee River ana GA Colony Rs1s1
Leave pier No North River, near the Battery
TIE steamer Z Az STATE, Capt WIN Brown, 90 10
tSys 1hnrsdny :, and Ssu1rdkyG a. Pm
She steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bent Bnf.a
o. ncscsys Wednesdays ard rr3sys U5P.M
THIS Lire 70 the only that direct sor Newrct
These s;esuiers ttsc with eommodous sis:e A A,
and every arrangement, for the secahty and comfost :
passengers. who are afforded bv his route eight .
board, srd arrival II fen River proceed per rax
road, reschrg Boston early the following mcrnIns
remain On board gelng their breakfast wtshsd sor
q ne starting o. the seeonamodsua. us.D OF 81 A H
which reaches Boston Il about 81 A. M
Aesggsse matter Is attached TO each steamer Who -.
eeive. and uekeu the baggage and accompanies ~
10 la destination
The rates for passage aud the price OF rooms -
same a. By ether hnes.
steamer Tuns IN connection with his line 70 al
rom Providence, daily, except Sundaya
freighi 70 Boston Ia taken a. the came rates g by -
onef rssrN nEes, and forwarded with greater sxpsd
non oy an Express height sin which leaves Fall kigo
cYesy mcrninf Sunday excepe al O'CLOCK FOR nos<n
snc New Bedford, arriving liz destination q OF alor3
II An. ~"
Yer freight apply on board, or Al the once On r.
North RivS For state bor,hs apply on board
hii 10 desired 10 secure them ahead application mest
msdet TlSpALE BORDEN, AgenuL
jeloy 10 and II Wes,
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MOSES MAYNARD, JL)
JOHN STEWART, commissioners.
je7e ts2 REYO C. HANCE,
s7e ,s9

ssIGNEEs HOTICE.-Ths Creitor. Of JOHN X. WEBB OF
n the City Of Brooklyn, late and dealer no So
Fulton Brooklyn hereby notified that the subscriber As
sgnee Webb make dividend Of the effects Of
said Webb equally his creditors and al persons cred
tors Webb 70 send No 30 BOSer,
New York the and OF their demands duly
verified before the Eleventh day Of July next The proceeds Of
VII Immediately thereafter be dvded sad creditors,
the shall 20 the knOsdgs Of the subscriber
slvdendCy Of New York, June, 1850 tie2s2w'l CORr
(tOMPTROLLERs OFFICE B4SK DsF4ETHrsT, Albany, June
having fled this Office, law,
MINER individual Banker President and Proprietor Of
III. MIXERS BANK OF UTICA" that the sad Banker has
changed Public information hereby that the
said Banker Fdon Chautauque county al which place
Quoted. Ljy3 ST WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller.
Is JBEDKNCE TO The FOURTH SECTION Of the act Of the
lCongess the United states approved 3h Of March $50 entitled
effect the Convention between the United states
aud the Emperor Of Brazil Of the seventh day Of January
thousand hundred and forty hereby
29h Of June last the undersigned appointed
the President OF the United States by and with the advice and
o the Senate Commissioner EXAMINE and decide
upon al such claims presented him and provided
for the Convention between the United States and the Emperor Of
nary Lors thousand eight hundred and forty
claimants under aforesaid Of Congress equredto
produce their claims and evidence before the undersigned at the city
Of Wsshingtos.
A. the Ac, Of Congress aforesaid requires the undersigned
pe and the duties within year
from tie Of organization desired that the claimants under
the should present their claims and evidence early
period. lIy6 lmsl GEO. r. FISHER
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- AsrArKN ISLAND RERRY.-Oa
snd Mar June !, 1850 lxnd
Leave New York 81 =, g. TO- ii, An snA
l. STEM, as and O'CLOCK Pm Leave vsnAe saalfu
xancing q T,sa 10, II An snd 1Akk sn67I1s
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IN ssLEAnBoAr EDMIN lewis

TIE ed.e' me stAs - to squsn and Freshod ADD all
ptIs " VIC County. All pesols forbid az the
above boa OF AceounI Of The .usra h8.A.s
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aAYACHT FOR sALE-Ths substantial and f.ss
60 railing yacht VIPER tsOop rigge1) q tans reds
copper fasteEed built n 1875, has good s1iI Of
ssls tsrkles ne Price leo. Apply 70 n TAfF spar
yard foot Of Thirdst where he vessel can be reer y w
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ny PURSUANCE Of 40 order Of ssrsss County Of
New Yort pote hereby E.cs 70 al persons having CLAIMS
asn,i WILLIAM RoLsI0S ate OF the City Of Yes io 90
esasd % prser. vouchsrs tA- 70 The ssbsr Der
her resenoe E32 Mad 10 The CITY Of Nesto % Or
keors t~s.toab day Of Dreber uert-Dse Se- fort
The sevenieeuth Day ofgune, 1850. JAM koLstoN
Qts~tmWs Acmnscrsur
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SUPREME COURr.-JOsEPH sTORRs against WILLIAM
kJFARLEf GRAY and otherIn pursuance Of the
Supreme Court Of the State Of New fo viii expose
the 9Th day Of July 1850 IL occk NJ the Merchants.
change the City Of New Yort al that lot land and pre.
ses situate the norery side Horao the Ninth Ward
Of the City Of New fork bounded follows beginning point
the nohery side Of HoFao distant westerly seventy
eight inches from the north Of Hoat0
street. running henes westerly aoss the n0sy SIDE u H
rato street sixteen es thence norihey parallel with GasRwh
hy eight nches eastery parallel
to street sIeen feet thence souihey parallel With Greenwich
6y nOrery
THOMAS cARsLEY, Sheriff
Jous A Wrrrs. Plaintiffs Attorney el5 aau3u5
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- YACHT FOX sALE.-fhe yachi BREEZE
S schoorer hgged, copper fastened year old, add
registers loo Ions She IL 81 feet keel q fest inches
beam feet inches deep, and wei Dand IN eysy respect
For further particular apply 10
nya GaxNf DEkIcKsoa lss sosss-s.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-14
OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers, Land Warrants.

By recent Act Of Congress 1t is enacted.---
That each OF the surviving, or the widow or
minor children Of deceased commissioned and
noncommis siond officers, musicians, privates, ),
whether Of regulars, volunteers, rangers or MI
lila, who performed military services in any
regiment, company or detachment in the ser
vice of the United States, in The war with Great
Britain, declared by the United States on the
eighteenth day Of June, 1912, or in any Of the
Indian wars since 1890, and each Of the COM
missioned officers who was engaged in the
military service of The United States in the
late war with Mexico, and shall be entitled to
lands as follows:
Those who engaged TO serve twelve months
or during The war, and actually served nine
months, shall receise one hundred and sixty a.
cres: and those who engaged TO serve six months
and actually served four months, shall receive
eighty acres /; and those who engaged TO serve
for any or an indefinite period, and actually
served one month. shall receive forty acres.--
was honorabIy discharged in consequence Of
disability in the service, he shall receive The
amount 10 which he would have been entitled
if he had ed The full period for which he
had engaged 10 serve.
Under The above act, and the acts Of Con-
gress generally, the subscriber offers his SER
vices as agent 10 procure Land Warrants for
those entitled 10 receive them, as above spe-
cited. ..g.E a#
He may be found al his office, in Srouds-
burg. S. C. BURNETT.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-14

The new British steamer Africa arrived a
New York on Friday last, from Liverpool, with
dates 10 The 26th utimo.
The cotton market was quiet, though there
was slight advance on the previous week 8
quotations. Breadstuffs were dull, without any
change in prices.
The Telegraph report presents no new lea
ture in The affairs of Great Britain, france or
other parts Of Europe. The extension by the
National Assembly of ths term oil Office OF the
Presiden, of the French Republic TO four years
is said 10 be deemed certain.
Adyices from Hesse Csssel TO the 20th Oc-
,ober .,ate that no change had taken place in
,be ofT.irs of The Electorate.
The official list Of the loss sustained by the
HoIsrein army before FreidfichsIadt, on the
2sth September and 5'h October, shows that
seren hundred officers and men have been
placed hors de combat. The authorities were
busiIy engaged in reuniIing their forces, and
preparing he army for winter quarters
Late accounts from China represent that an
insurec,ion had broken out in The southern pro
Sinces, having for its object The overthrow of
the young Emperor
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-14

CouRTEsY is distinctive feature of civil
lied and intelligent society. 1t is the most
beautiful illustration Of The refining power which
a higher Development Of humanity always ex-
er,s upon our face. By courtesy, we mean
,ha, behavior Of man towards man which he
would ask for himself. II is but another and
insinclive mode on The part Of intelligent soci-
ely OF carrying out The great Christian motto,
which lies al the base of good order and harmo-
ny among men, do unto others as ye would
that others should do unlo you" That this
teaching, which implies courtesy, is divine, as
is all moral trurh is proven by our common aP
precialion of its fitness and beauty. Do what
we may in life, the wheels Of society can nev-
er move harmoniousIy "here the principle of
courtesy does not actuare The thoughts and deeds
Of man in his intercourse with man. Necessary
as il is in civilized society, courtesy has its
power among the lowest and most savage
That which leads to do as would be done
by, is The conciang angel, which, whatever
our condition, and wherever we may be, will
guard US against every enmity and assault