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An ItUy, dear IAdy, those Children OF tVht,
Have skin and chaps thoir fo hands and fingers
On thine too there's ana still nsers
Yet one cake Of Jones famed chemical soap
Would make the skin soft, and all pimples elops.
Try it,lady; this soap-so emolent, SO nice
Is now cold at half it's old (formsr) price.
DRlCE ONLY TWO sHILLlNGs NOW 1T rs A GOOD
shaving soar good for the nusery and toilet;
cheap and beautiful II makes the skin soft clear and
heslihy. Depots 4oS Broadway New York; l75 Fulton
street. Brooklyn Zeibers Phadelphia W. II. Taylor,
Baltimore. 0ne trial Of this delights all who use IL.
HETHAT HATH NO BEARD is LESS TIANA NAN
Ii Grahams 0nguent will produce whiskers and ,vs-
taches In Elk weeks and will force the hair strong
and luxuriani II will not s.an njurs the skin 81
bottle Sent to any part Of the country.
4. q. GRAHAM, No. IS Ann street. 4
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RIEovAL.-R. 4 u. n. srEBBJNs j. 90. EAvr m.
Az moved TO the frssstone stores Nos - And Barclay
rcet ara hare for sae brown shsetirga driiuss wAx-
w. ~
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DA0UERREOTYPEs

II maps HOLIDAY PRESENTS. "A FINE GOLD
loeket including perfect lii eness from three to Ave
With likeness only dollar and 6f'y osntrioh and
frames At unprecedented low erce at Knapps popular
Prince street.
Ok CENT DAGUERRE0TYPEs.-THE PROCESS DIS
81 covered BY 0.stsvus Rees the eminent German in
tcnish all who submit their faces to the lightning
ton Hundreds daily visit the pictures and out
Of eurosity for to the world incredible that ma
chnery can be used in daguerreotypiuy.
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HOMESTUAD1.

-~>~N~>>~>>~~o~>~NN>r>~-
vrHosE WISHING VERY CHEAP 'HOME5TEADs IN
the pleasant village of jamaica, within two minutes
s. WILCOX. 50 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

DOPULAR LECTURES-HUMANN ATURE.-AS-
founding experiments in mental alchemy evenin gs
49, week. 81 Blocker Buildings corner Of Blocker and
4a on Monday eth Tuesday IN Thnr,dsy 9TH
Commence at III O'Clock. Soc small bills Office 5O6 Broad
way.
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aOUsEs, ROOMs, ETC., wAHYnD.

CT0RE WANTED IN CANAL STREET, BETWEEN
- Wooster street and Broadway, or between Church
street aud Broadway about the LIST of February Any per-
owning property the south aide Of Canal street.
willing to make good store. hea Of good tenant
Brooklyn.
CTIAM ENGINE.-WANTED TO PURCHASE,
- engine Of seventy to undred
Apply to BYRD Il HAIL. No. li2 and 1if Broadway.
WANTED-BY THE FIRST OF FEBRUARY, A TWO
w story and attic house must DO pleasantly; situated
and not higher than Tenth street. Would take lee Of
four years. at moderate rent IL suited. Address W. r.
broadway Post office, stating location, SO.
VTANTED-A FIRST GLASS HOTEL IN NEW YORK,
by parties who wish to the business and are
fully TO the thereof Address
tel, box 7S3, hiiwAukio, Wis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

SERVANTS. LADIES DESTROYS or GOOD SER
~ wants will much annoyance and
sy ealing at NORRIS CO.'S Intelligence Office No 2s7
Brosdway corner Of Reade street, everything IL done
this office to the best help and only girls with fret
rate characters are received On handfrst rate pastry
COOK hotel or private house; Proe slant waiter and
chambermaid English young nurse; Irish experienced
workers
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wE1E LECTURE SEASON.

CATHOLIC INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK.-THE Fife
" lecture Of the will be delivered Thursday
evening December 9h at tho Stuyvesant Institute by
John g. Sfea, Esq, of New York. Subject The early
Catholic Missions amongst h Indian Tribes of the
- the evening Of the lecture.
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vT>o CAP1TALIsTs-P JuGHKEEPsIE REAL ESTATE
for saeFifty two valuable building lots covering the
entire property known Fsrbush HILL NEST beautiful
site for cottages that will readily reAt for per cent
net The view the Hudson from these grsunds extsn-
sye and ,ublme iurp.ssng any thing the river This
property has but recently into market and 10 offered
AZ prices to afford splendid In restnent Apply to E. ..
KINSHIMER, No. $40 Fourth avenue; from two to
Pm.
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A TTRNTIoN.-A CERTAINTY OF A GOOD LIVING
"A and constant employment-B BY sending twenty FIVE
cents te the undersgnsd he will send address
mental articles in constant demand at all
places Address JACOB JONES, prepaid Broadway Post
Office.
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T IFE, CHARACTER, AND GENIUS OF MILToN-A
lecture, by John Thompson Esq, of The
sehth lecture of the popular series will be given by
Ihompsop, Esq, Of the Poughkeepse bar Wednesday
evenicg Dec g. at O'clock at the Broadway
eubjec" Life Character and Genius Of Milton. Tickets
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AN ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, RECENTLY
"A from Western city with practical business knowledge
and extensively acquainted the Mississippi valley desires
connection with arespec able law firm already established
n business in this ~. References given. Address H. E.
H, Post Office.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A STEADY, SOBER
young who thoroua understands the and
manage nent Of horses He 10 CAREFUL steady driver and
Hs would take care Of small garden, and DO willing to
reference from his last place. Please calf Dress
at MIR. Burwells, No. Nassau street.
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE IN MORRISANIA
vlageThe house is three stories high, 26x3O
foor 1t 10 half finished, has been used Workshop
coed failing well of with around
one hundred and City feet deep by Ave feet 'front.'
each situated the Of Union and Avsnuees
mil utes walk frm tho Morrisania depot ana two
ron the inter d. New Haven depot. This chance,
the situation good and the house we'll calculated
= store viii be sold cheap for cash. Inquire on the
premises.
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vl,o HOTEL PR0PRtEToRs AND oTHERs.-TH
Undersigned offers fer sale, advantage terms the
lease having from May lat 1883 the urni-
tore good will Of the business Of the Orange
Hotel At Newburs This house has ssta lished for
than thr hotel Of the best class and 10
doing highly prosseroas business. Apply on the pre-
r WHITED.
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A ntsnsis-Ihe undersigned OFFER for sale an establish
ment including tools for turning athcs for the
faeture Of the above articles has been doing
ul business for the last twenty three and
tom The shop will be rented to the purchaser at req
sonable rent. GEORGE INGLIS No. Al Hammsnd street.
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VVANTED-A SITUATION, by YOUNG WOMAN,
w plain cock and to do washing and ireuing, as
to do the work of small private family
Please call at No. Ply Seventh between Twenty
fourth Twenty fifth third floor back Can
be seen for two days.
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NOR sALE.-A STOCK OF DRY GOODS ON ONE OF
the hest business and the store let Address
Dry Goods at this office stating where interview DO
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VNANTED.-A SITUATION, AS HOUSEKEEPER BY
w middle aged female, in private smily, nurse
for the SICK for public institution.
in cutting snd making chidrens clothes No objection
the country. Can DO all this week, No. il Amty
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TENANTS REGISTER,

ew Jersey.-This popular hall, having been newly
decorated and arranged is ready to be let Tor
wishing 70 snkss, the hall for the coming hoidays can
fruit stor Canal street. between the hours twelve
three o'clock any day this week.
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SOWING CLOVER SEED.

In answer TO an enquiry in the last num-
Der Of the Newspaper" a. to the best
time to SOW clovsr.sesd, | remark that it 10
my opinion ths, in the spring or winter 10
the time, for the following reasons: Clovor
sown in the fall is apt TO be killed. First:
BY the dry weather which usually prevails
in October and November. Second: If
the weather is favorable, and tho clover
should get start, the action Of the frost
would BE- more liable to destroy the young
and tender roots, especially in clay soil,
whore have seen tho clover drawn entire.
ly from the ground by the expansion of the
soil from frequent freezing and thawing. |
have always succeeded by sowing in
March. The first good snow that falls in
the month of March SOW your seed, As
you can see it on the snow, you can sow
ii more evenly than when sown on the
ground, and whom tho snow mslts. it leaves
the ground soa and moist, and the seed is
buried svsnly At the proper depth. When
'she first warm weather comes it springs up
and becomes sufficiently vigorous to live
through the suocssding fall and winter.
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Notice in Partition.

TEORGE CARPENTER. David Carpenter,
(" SAMUEL Carpenter, Jacob Winemiller, 10.
seph Wiuemiller, Lydia Ann Winemiller, John
WinemiIer, Eliza Carpenter. and John Carpenter
her husband. Joseph Carpenter, Lewis Carpenter.
Elizabeth Carpenter, Mary Carpenter, Sarah Car
penter, aud Elizabeth Carpenter, widow Of Joseph
Carpenter. deceased; will take notice that petl.
ton was filed agsins, them on the 3rd day of De.
celnber, A. d. 1851, in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, by Robert Gar
penter, and is now pending wherein the said Rob
ert Carpenter, demands partition oi the following
real estate: The west half OF the north west quar-
ter of section 7, In township 2. OF range ], con-
tanning ~ and forty hundredhs acres; also the
south west quarter OF the north east quarter OF
section II. in township of range 7, containing
80 and twenty hundredths acres; also the north
east quarter of the south east quarter Of section
90, in township 7. of range 7, containing 81 and
twenty three hundredths acres. all situated in Mon
roe county, Ohio; also the following real estate.
situate in Washington county, Ohio. to wit: Tho
south east quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section l3, in township A, of range 7, containing
40 acres; and at the next Term of said Court. ap-
plication will be made by the said Robert Carpsn-
ter for order that partition be made of the said
premises ROBERT CARPENTER,
By VIM. C. WALTON, his Atty.
Dec IT, 1851,
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Respectfully announce TO the public that the
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tors and correspondents being men of the highest
attainments. II is in fact The leading scientific
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The Inventor will find IN il a weekly list of A.
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THE FIRST LESSON.

No teaching like mothers! no lessons
sink into the virgin soil Of childhood so
deeply 40 those learned at loving moth
er's knee; the seed sown thus and then,
may bs hidden for years; but it still lives,
and influences the life and actions Of the
learner ever thereafter. III fares it with the
man who has no remembrance Of knee-
ing, as a child, beside his mothers knee,
and learning his first lessons from her lips.
He knows nothing Of life's holiest mem.
cries; and great is the responsibility of that
mother who confides her childs's first
teachings to anothsr--who allows q siran.
ger to write on the tablets Of her child's
mind that which will bias its whole life.
career, and be as indestructible as the
mind itself. Tho lives OF the great men
Of history, most Of thsm--and when we
say great men, we understand good men;
prove this. They have looked back 10
the time when their teacher was their moth
or, and thence have traced silent infu-
encs that was ever about them--a "still,
small voice." heard amid the loud tur-
moil Of busy life, though
"Chances mocked and changes filed the
cup Of alienation"
that chiefly led them onward, and set thsm
in high places in sight of their fellows.
And all great men have loved the memory
Of those pCghers; other loves may have
possessed om-ths love Of honor, Of
fame, Of woman; but the love of her who
framed their childish accents. and formed
their minds, has trsnscended all; set as a
star apart, and worshipped when they
looked to Heaven. Other loves may fall
into 1.-The sers, the yellow leaf" may have
been mingled with suffering, and have LETT
regret and disappointment behind; but this,
beginning with the first breath Of being,
ends only with its last.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
William Dorl, .ddm'r Of In CouRr OF Com.
Albert Eiiigtr, deceased. MON PLEAS.
vs: fHNHE said defen-
Harmon Eiigey. ct al Il dsnt Harmon FL
Tiger. absent defendant, will take notice that on
the End day Of December, A. d. 1851, the said
plaintiff filed in said court his petitun praying the
sale OF the Northeast quarter Of the Southwest
quarter Of Section No S, in Township No. 2, Of
Range No. a, containing 40 acres. more or less, to
pay the debts Of the estate Of said Albert Elliger,
decd, and unless said absent defendant appear al
the next term of said court and plead. answer. OF
demur TO said petition the same will be taken 81
confessed, and sale ordered accordingly.
By VIM. C. WALTON.
Dec. Q, 1851. 6w Atty for Petitioner.
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New Goods.

Just received direct from Philadelphia, neat
aud well selected stock OF Spring aud Summer
DRY GOODS
Of every variety usually kept in Village or
country store; Also GROCERIES,, QUEENS.
w RE. HARDW ARE, IRON, NAlLS.&c. &c.
All OF which VIII he sold CHEAP for CASH
or III exchange fo' country produce.
Cash paid far Rye, Corn, and Barley.
The LEVER PLOW'S for sale at Whe.iix 4
prices; Also choice article of CTYFIED
WHISKY, Tor sale by the barrel, at Wheeling
prices
The highest prlce in cash " i'll b- paid for w LIZ
WASHED FLEECE AND TUB wool.
Cidringi0n. r. CHASE 81 co
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VALUABLE. MILL PROPERTY
E'Or Sale.

FNNHE well.kno"n property of the subscriber.
Il Oh Witten's Fork Of Little Muskingum, is
offered at private sale. There are 1870 acres OF
land belonging to said property, most of which is
well located for cultivation Those desiring to
purchase such property cannot do better than 10
invest their nancy here II is situate ahaut 2
miles from Antioch, and about from the Ohio
River The mill has an excellent pair OF Fieuch
burrs and st rate pair Of Laurel Hill stones
There is also an abundance of coal in the immedi.
ste vicinity MICHAEL MILLER.
Oct +, , 1851
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AGENCY OF DR.. FIrCH'S
I celebrated Medicines.

Pulmonary Ba3am, Depurave Syrup,
Pceioral fNpectorant, Heart Cn'rector.
Pulmonary Linimeot Humnr Cnrrectot,
Pure and Medicinal Cnd Liver OIL ..
Antl-Dyspeptic Mixture, Cough u Calharuc Pills.
Nervlne, Female Pills, .
vermHge, Female Specific 81 &c.
Used by him constantly and with nnprr, -deni.
ed surce-s in the ueatinrnt of
Colds Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart DIS.
eases, Dyspepsia, ScroiuIa, skin Diseases,
Rheumatism, Female Complaints,
Piles, &c &c.
DIR F'itch's uuequalleed Patent Silver Plated Alb.
hnminal supporters Dr. Fi,ch's Improved
Plated Steel Spring Shoulder Brace
DR. Fitch's Silver Inhaling Tube
DR. FITCH'S GEL DRAFTED 6 LECTURES
i ON THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of the Heart, &c,
aud Oh the method of preserving Health
and Beauty to an old age.
This Book should he in every family To the
Consump,vei it points out the only reasonable hope
for relief. To mothers, the directions it gives for
the care and education of children are invaluable.
$4,000 copies OF this Bnok have passed through
the press, aud the sale continues unabated ..
For sale by s. S FITCH g. CO., TOT B,oad.
,Uay, .Nt,o York; and By j. G FLEMING,
WOodsfeid
S-Dn. FITcH's Guinn TO INvALiDs. or Di.
rectIons to persons using DIR Fitch. Remedies. to
be had gratis, of all his Agents may 29l
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THE LITTLE FRocK.

BY EMILY HERMANN.
A common light-blue muslin frsck
Is hanging on the wall,
But no one in the household now
Can wear q dress 50 email.
The sleeves are both turned inside out,
And tell Of summer wear,
They seem to wait the owners hands
Which, last year, hung them there.
Twas at the children's festival
hsr Sunday dress was soiled-
You need not turn it from the light
To me it is not spoiled!
A sad and yet pleasant thought
Is to the spirit told,
BY this dear little rumpled thing,
With dust in every fold.
Why should men weep. that to their hom'
An angels love is given
Or that, before them she is gone
To blssssdness in Heaven!
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, So

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, So
COURT OF COMMON Pleas IN CHA >cERY
Henry Clark. OF the State If Tennessee, aud
Davi, Dye. n the State Of Iowa, will take notice.
that OIL the 22nd day of November, 1851, George
Walters. Of said count,, flied IN the office Of the
Clerk Of SAID Court, his Bill in Chancery, agninst
said Clark and Dye. and Samuel Jone.. Richard
Sewell, Thomas M. Athest the Ohm Life Insu.
rance aud Trust Company, David Krkbride,
Henry H. Mott. William +. Hunter, John SIN.
clair William d Patton. Levi Richner. W lillian
Myers, Joseph Myers, DAME, Clark, John Myers,
Elizabeth Grsniell, Hamilton Jones, Lewis Jones,
Joseph Grim. Moses Gordan. Elias Myers, and
Abner Beall aud Nancy Hall, as Administrator 5
of Joseph Hall, deceased: That by said Bill the
said George Walters prdys that said Samuel Jones
be compelled to convey to him the following prem
ises, IN pursuance of a contract in writing made
February %, lS48. between said Jones and said
Walters, to wit: A certain tract or parcel OF land
situate in the county Of Monroe aforesaid, and
described as follows Beginning 20 rods from the
north west corner OF the north east quarter Ot
ton 27, township 8, Of range 4; thence east with
the section line II and tenths rods: thence south
72 and 2 tenths rods to a white oak stump; thence
west Ia and tenlhs rods; thence south IA rods Il
a stone: thence north 80 degrees west AZ and Z
tenths rods to a sycamore tree; thence north II
degrees west 81 rods; thence north to the place oil
beginning on the section line. supposed to contain
80 acres, or less That all claims of said de-.
PENDANTS to said thirty of land, be declared
null and void; and that the balance Of the pur.
chase money due from said Walters on said prem.
ises. be applied to the payment OF the claim, Of
said other defendants against said Samuel Jones;
and that unless they appear, within sixty days
from the rising of ihenext term Of said csurt, and
plead, answer or denur to said Bill the zane will
be taken as confessed by them.
GEORGE WALTERS,
BY ELIEL HEApLEY, his Solicitor.
Attest: VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
December 3, 1851. '
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HtoRNELIUS ATKINsoN'S ESTATE :
~ Notice 10 hereby given that the subscribe
hss been appointed and qualified as Adminisirsto
debonis non, of the estate Of Cornelius Atkinson
late Of Monroe county. deceased. la'of 9Es
ARCHIBALD ROSS. .Adm'r.
December ., 1851. a
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From the Carpet-Bag.l
LAMENT OF TEE IecoNsoLATE
}sNN LOArER.

leeN LoAFER.
They say 90 good times coming"
Though it ittravsls mighty slow,
But il ever it should get here,
Ihope they'll let US know,
can't get drop Of gin,
And am short of bread and tatsr,
And find that am getting in
Almost state Of mater.
NY coat with mud il coated,
And nearly full of holes;
Ny drawers are overdrawn: my shoes
Have mercy on their solss!
For they have gaped, and seemed
To cry for pegs and stitches;
But though divested Of . vest,
I've breaches in my breeches.
They say this country, free,
No tyranny can block up.
But when has spree,
They puts me in the lock up.
If thus they treat freeman
Of this boasted Yankee nation,
Id rather be 4 niger slave,
And work on 4 plantation.
There were terrible mistakes
At the time of "the creation"
For the plan Of mater surely needs
A sight oi alteration.
For thorns or thistlss grow
Without being hoed and planted.
And weeds are always sure to come
Just whom they isn't wanted.
Why not have wheat and corn
Spontaneously growing!
And why should tators need
Such an awful sight Of hoeing,
That \ fellows back must ache,
And his hands grow hard and horny
Oh, il l only had the tin,
Id 60 to Californy. PEREGR,NE.
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HyHOMAs WATKINS ESTATE Notice is
IL hereby giveo. thst the subscriber has been
appointed and quslifsd as Administrator Of the
estate Of Thomas Watkins, late Of Monroe eoun-
ty, deceased. WILLIAM WATKINS,
Nsv. 10. 1851. Adn'r.