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THE BRITISH and NORTH A NERI-

Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, between
NEW.YORK snd LIVERPOOL. direct; aud between
BOSTON AID LlVERPOOL.-The Boston ships only call.
Ing at Halifax to land and receive mails passengers.
ARABIA Capt 7, AFRICA, HARRISON
PERSIA. G., pt. -, EUROPA. =. @. Lott
ASIA. C. H. +. Judkins, NIAGARA, J. Stone,
AMERICA N. Shannon, CANADA, Lang,
CAMBRIA J. Leitch.
These vessels clear white light head
on start osTd bow. red port b-w
ASA, judkns, from NETWORK Wednesday, July 3.
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON. Wednesday, Aug. 4.
EUROPA, Lott, from hEW-YO DIRK. Wednesday. Aug. II.
NIAGARA Stone from BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug. 10.
AFRICA, Harrison fm NETWORK. Wednesday Aug q.
CANADA, Lang. from BOSTON. Wednesday, Sept !.
ASIA. Judkins from EEW-YORR Wedns sdsy Sept. 3.
AMERICA, shsnnon, fm BOSTON, "Wednesday Sept. Is.
EUROPA, Lott, from NE N.YORK Wednesday, Sept p.
Passage Gom New York Boston to Liysrpool-tiIst
cabin $40; second cabin. $40.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight viii he charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
70 All letters and newspapers must psss through the
PO,t Office For freight passage apply 70
l.. CUNARD No { Bowling Green.
r. French, German and other Foreign Goods received
snd brought with British Goods Through bills
OF ladins al e gwen in Havre for NewYork.
WATcHEs-By order Of the British Treasury watches OF
freen manufacture bearing the marksof English
Manufacturer will be admitted in England Ia
stu for the United States aud other countries In co7se-
quence hch French and Swiss watches may be shipped
HaWe for Heg-YoTk Boston via Liverpool 0lthOut in
cunns the risk heretofore Of being seized BY the English
Custom House
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

I'VE NORTHERN INDIANA RAILR1AOS-GREAT
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On snd'stter MONDAY,
Mey 3l-uuu further notice steamers and trains
viii n follows:
EMPRESS STEAMERS ANDTRAINs GOING WEST
NARD-Oue OF the f~t-cl.ss steamers 3OU rHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted az
p M and Duhkirk at IL al night reaching Monroe a.,
P NJ. he next ds,, and proceeding to Toledo the
afternoon.
An express train will leave Monroe at P NJ or on the
Of the boat daily, Mondays excepted, reaching Chi
cago the and connecting Chicago with first
class for Milwaukee and Their Lste Mich
ssn, and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chicago.
EMPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARDExpress Il aims will leave Chicagost9P NJ, daily,
SATURDAYS pied and reach Monroe 81 morning
An express will leave Toledo every morning,
cept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains from
Chicago rsa.h Dunkirt and Buffalo several hours pre-
The time for the first Express east for New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers and trains ct Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for De oft and Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
VARIETIES train will leave Toldeo daily, Sundays
cepted. at A NJ, connecting Toledo with hne Of
steamers from Cleveland and sandusky ard stopping al all
the way stsriora will reach Chicago 81 T. NJ
GOING EASTWARD Leave Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted 8{ A. NJ, stopping a. all srt0ns, and arriving
81 Toledo at T. ~ connecting with 10 Ssndusky
end Cleveland and wing there in time for ell the
ing trains fire. IN those places.
pscket.toat leaves Toledo at A. NJ or Fort Wayne
and pors on the " abash Canal JOS. II. MOORE,
Adrian, June !, 1852. superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of Jesse q

SMITH k-a Surrogate OF the Of Ks. no, . b.,.e,
ever sccodns 20 a~ Ia al persons having claims san.t JAMES
BROWN is o. Tie NV Of Brosya dseassj tA.y ar. 70
CURED Tie
the oHce Of Gilbert Story number 81 Wal ,r.., - ~.
CITY before 'h- Nov-r.r n.
ted, May 81. lS,5. WILLIAM BROWN, Adnaistnor.
mil
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SUPREME COURT.-LEvIs $. CHATFIELr

SUPREME COURT.-LEVI >. CHATFIELD .
- Attorney C-n-r. the state Of New Yor THE
IDENT DIRECTORS AND COMPANY OF The CANAL BANK
OF ALBANYln pursuance u order u the sspsms Il
Of tie 2sth May
dersnsd Receiver Of the Canal Bant Of Albany hereby
The holders Of the outstanding circulating notes bills Of the
Canal Bsns the hOdns the cerIhcses ~
tie gntesns such Recsvs for the balance remaining anSs<
notes bills surrendered hs hr dividend 81 n1
per AZ theJ required the sad notes OF os AID
Certificates Tor said Receiver bis once IN the City
Of Albany within from the date Of this noucs OF de-
fault thereof vii be pfecgded from the oensnt OF tbs unl
And from al by reason boxing the and that the .aG
disposed under the oecon ths sad Court for The
sD.6, Other creditors Of sad Canal Ban such
hereafter determined For the s.tSf eonvemsoos
boxing the sad bAs and ths Receiver has ads
rrnzemeu by xhich vii also be paid 70
tb. Commercial Bank IN the Gu. Aosny June !, I31
lei isp2yF ANDREW WAITE, tecs'W
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CupREME COURT.-John T. Martin against

SDPkEME CODh1.-JOnn Mdftn against
- Lorenzo d. Williams and Allen X Wams-ro the defendant,
l. d. WILLAnYog are hereby summoned and required 70
The this acOn, winch hed the Once Of the
Cefk oLe City and County Of Sss fo the hssnth day o.
July l52 and snsver u the sad eomtAot
Subscribers their Office No. 10 NaDst, the City Of New
fo within days aer the service bere eyc.sye Of the
day Of such and s 70 answer the sad complaint
within the AFORESAID the Dsnhn this ~ tabs jaag-
you r the Of thirteen taGdfed and dollars
and egy With from lat March. Is5 and
hundred sixty dollars and four
ninth Day Of April thousand eight hundred and
sijss The cost. Of Ia. acton. Dated 18th jug 1854
jyl6lassF EMERSON PRICHARD, Au'ys for PIE
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feaal Notifies.

IN SUPREME COURT
kSs You are hereby summoned 70 the complaint Of
Thomas W Williams pauif, fied the Crs once o. hoaos
County r. cf you answer % ne A. INC ~
Roch-ste County twenty Gays fsr he Serves
th mons day Of servcei aad you al .
hereby required the plaintiff ~ axe lgis
mer, aEns, you Tor Five Hundred sud Twenty Dollars sn1
ser.nty -reon ron tie st AZ Of jay
besides =. hAIHk X f.a4--A AsSsfIeJ'
ana auf~f
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nor BOSTON via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RINER.-The splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown and EMPIRE STATE,
Can't Bera min Bray leave alternate DAYS SUNDAYS
excerted rourPier No y R, the Battery, a. NJ.
For freight, apply board at the Office Pier No.
TlSDALE BOARDEN Agents. Nos 20 and Il West-st.
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THE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN

CTS SKIDDY will leave foot OF Jay-st flr Absny on
MONDAYS WFDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS making the
following landings West Point Newbursh, poughkeepne,
KINGSTON Bristol Cstsk aud Hudson, returning on alter
race pay attention any other boat but egg
larry along arriving good The owners feel conf
dent that passengers her will pronounce her the safest and
most comfortable boat the river Written Instructions
ave been given the Captain and may be found hanging
up on board the boat by the side Of the Inspectors Cer
fcae The public may depend this In all respects
JANIS MCCULLOUGH, AGENT, No l59 Front-st.
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L1REIGHTS to VERMONT and NEW

il HAMPSHIRE at reduced rates-Ship by steamer
TRAVELLER from Peck.sip, every day at P VI Through
tickets via New York and NewHaven Railroad For par
eusrs apply At the Railroad Office No l52 Southst ~ Y
T. HYDE, Agent
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SUPREME COURT-City and Comfy Of New
- Yod-EDWIS BULKLEY and LEWIS ID BULkLkr
sssust BARTLETT DoIEs, WILLIAM aASsFELD ALs. r.
MANsFIELD and GRAHAM A. RooT.-sunmoes for w LIDO,
msnd on contract TO The D.eIdants YO0 befsor ~
end required 70 answer The complaint this scton az
hrd n ~ ONCE 0f the Cers Of the Cy and County 20 s
TIE City hs 10 sad city and copy OF YOU 49, in
ssd COMPLAINT tie subscribers their SUMMONS on
Sad city within days after the service ri 10 answer
you exclusive Of the day Of such ses ana .s.uSs
tie said eomphin, within the tine soesa', - n too hsndssd
action vii ,aie jassu-ut ssain., yoa The ssn az tAos
dollars, Nth twenty srn ov AZ d. setion
sand ssht hundred and fy tao, bssides xaoy JESKs,
Dated, nth June, ls52. FoHhp o.. =, ~ AttorLsyss
iy3o lavs~F
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r s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
TTNITED STATES MAIL STEAM

TNITED STATES MAIL STEAM-
SHIP COMPANY connecting with the PACIFlS
NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through I, >;
MI linz for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspinwtl
Nd Pansma-The splendid and double engine =. q
Mail Slesn shp ILLINOIS, the As;ss steamer N INC -oa'
2Gg tun, baden H. J. HAItstene L. ) Navy, onfnAnaei,
xi ,sl Ell FRIDAY. Aug 20 al O'Clock. r VI pFseiseJ
ron, pier Al foot of arren ST. North River Ine rs.ne
Nal steamship C0mpanys magnificent stes mel fA, Al
viii be IA resdir 81 Panama 70 receive the llnos
and passengers and s. Immediately for San FIAncseo N9
tbs through with expedition comfort and safety
RATES or FARE TO ASPISwALL ees
Ladder Saloon. State Room
Lower AIT and Forward Saloon do.........'..'''''
seeond Cabin *
Stetrxe...:..'' ...,t Amin
Passepsers will be landed 81 the Railroad wnsfL nsp.H
vail rec TrAnst Of the Isihmus st the passenger
peuse Persons securing through Passage By the Snee
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~ Office is hereby gwen, that the balance re-
msns Of the proce-es Of The s.s Of the Real E-ss OF
JAMES GREIG late 81 the Cy OF New fok deceased nsssts
lately snder the order OF Tie Surrogate Of the Cogsy New
fok James Gres J the Administrator 81 all Singular the
goods credits Of the sad vii Do divided
the among the creditors Of the n,s pro-
portion debts. according law the suro-
gates oe The Cy OF New iork. the seventh tsy u Sep
t.rber aten O'Clock the forenoon Of that dayDasd thi
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Brooklyn.
ID BARTHELMESS, DOCTOR of
IL. MEDICINE, SURGEON aud ACCOUCHER
having been employed for several years physician the
Lying Hospital the School for Midwives In the Academy
efNwzbuIsh (Bayssl and Of the Citizens Hospital In the
city Of NuTembergh and having been pTAecng in this city
for years with great success offers his services
the citizens Of Brooklyn respectfully soliciting share Of
public patronage Residence: Brooklyn, 81 Pacihcst
0fce Hours: from 10 A NJ. and Is M.
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RAILROAD co, of NEW

" JERSEY-Through from New York to Esston, Pa, in
-Four Hours commencing Aug ,. Leave pier No l. North
River per steamer RED JACKET for Easton and inter-
mediate places at A NJ. Il NJ, and 5 IS P NJ sud for
Somergille at p NJ Returning leave Phipsburg oppO-
sic Esstonl al S and 10 80 A NJ ard SIS PM.
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CHARLES Belts.
JACOB h BosRUM. : Executors
5'o tasonfr CHARLES J. LONREf,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of JESSE Z.

e'i IN ks2 Surrogate OF The County ksss hers.
80 - a. pefsors h1slas claims AGAINST RICHARD DOUG
We Ne City Of RrooAn, deceased lat they required
" 'oi ne same, Nth he thereof ahs
3r 70 county fr-ssur-rs Oac- CITY Ran N the CIV
- 80 ~ o' Veofe Ne INA iay OF January nsS-Datsd July
"a, "a - CRAWFORD c SMITH, Adf1.a4.iraor.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No !, North River,
foot Of Battery place by steamboat John Pottsr-Two lines
daily Morning Line leaves att Afternoon Express
Line at P NJ through 70 Philadelphia IN u hour5 Fare,
LIST class So I'd class line, By P only g. Return
ing leave Philadelphia from foot fauut st at AM and
NJ Emigrsnt Line by steamboat Transport from Pier
Nc. l. at > NJ Fare 81 80.
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ExrRzss TRAINS leave Nev-Hsven arrival Of frans
ron Boston, ct lis and ESQ NJ, loppins ct Bridgeport
SorT.s and Stamford Leaving Boston - A. n ~
ennsipal hosshL GEO. w. WHISTLER, ia
rfnt dauA
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an order Of the Snrr.rata

N PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Sarsgate
Of the County Of New York hereby psf.oua
having against THOMAS BRADY ate OF the City
sscber hs the OF tth and
the CITY NWYek before the 18Th dy OF D.cemsss
EeIt-Da'st NeN YORK. The 10Th DAY o. June, 1854
ssfff
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NOR WSBURY, HIGH

a LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE long Branch J
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK, (Mdoletown) and RED BANK.-The popular
steamer EDWIN LEWIS. Capt. j. 2. Cores, viii leave
RobiDson-st Pier, North River, a. follows:
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

' Trains leave pier foot Of Dusnest. ss follows:
EMPRESS TRAIN az =. A NJ for Dunkrk connecting with
fstcass steamboats, tor Cleveland Ssn6usky, Toledo and
Monroe, and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN al A. N. for all stations
WAY TRAIN atSi NJ, via Piermout for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN Att! via Jersey Cl.y for Delaware.
NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN at 6 p. NJ, for Dunkirk connect
ing with lass steshst for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train tor Chicago.
EMgRANT TRAIN att NJ. via Peunont
CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent.
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O CHOOLEY,S MOUNTAIN.-The

- best route from New-York is via New.Hsmpton
twice daily, by Central Railroad Of New Jersey Only ten
leave by steamer RED JACKET from Pier No. |, ". r.
at A. NJ, and - NJ Fare S! l24. Through in y hours
For tickets further information, apply st HOPES TX
press Office, No II Broadway, or on board the boat
IL unna,s Emma connactiOn with thls Ins
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NOR Observation-Disclosures
Il LlNE-PACKET OF 10Th AUGUSTINE favoTite
and splendid packet ship SHERIDAN Capt J. w Porter
will sail above her regular day For freight passage
having superior accommodations apply board AZ Pier No
IA East River, or to sPOFFORD, TILEsTONS co,
No. IS South St
NOR LlV POOL The favorito
II ste amship CITY OFGLASGOW, William Wylie Com
nsndeT, will sail from Philadelphia for Liverpool SAT-
URDAY, August 18th, at O'Clock A. NJ
Passage in Amer Saloon, State Rooms...........sS0
Passage In Midshp Saloon, State Rooms, %
Passage in Forward Saloon, State Rooms. s.
Passengers will be provided with Railway Tickets TO
Philade lpha free Of expense by the Agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchange place
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESSE &.
Smith, Esq, Surrogate Of us County Of Knss notice
hereby acuodLs N all claims Asaisst
AUGUSTUS GRAHAM ate M the City Of Brootlyn deceased,
hey required 70 .Ibt Tie With tie voaehen tsreo,
SUBSCRIBER Robert skerwe his place f business Mar
.hast Hudson Av Tie City Of Brooklyn, ksios TIE
l6th day o. JansaIy 6eIL-Dsies July {, ls52
CHESTER COLEMAN, J
ROBERT sHERWELL, Etecutors.
- lsvtnY- ABEL A. LOW,
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NOR LESTON-Semi- Weekly

Il L. s. Mail Line-The and magnificent steamship
JAS ADGER J. Dickinson, Commander, will leave Pier
No. 4, North River, on WEDNESDAY, August II, at
O'Clock, M, precisely Fer freight, appy board,
where all bills Of adins will be signed and for passage,
baving unsurpassed mmodstions al the lower Count
ing room Of SPOFFORD, TlLESTON co, No. 4S
South ST.
The MARION will omit her trip of Saturday, Aug T. for
the purpose Of painting. &C.
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Professional Notices.
IMPORTANT to FEMALES.-DR. K

Il PRESTON, No 265 BoweTv, gives his exclusive at,en-
ell diseases incidental to females His Panscss Nos
l. and when accompanied 10y advice is guaranteed to
give relief all complaints where medicine is available
Advice siAtis.
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g BOAT ARMENIA-For

cPoughkeepsie New bur sh Couzzen' i'd Spring Corn
wall aud Milton the foot of Jas at ernoon At
o'clock Returning viii leave PoGghke epse every morn
nE O'CLOCK Sundays eNcepted Meas served on board
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THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number of thirdclass passengers will be- tskex
rom Philadelphia and Liverpool and found In provisions
From Phsdelph From Liverpool IS guinness
Freight fine goods co. per un and goods hard
ware, 10, will be taken subject 70 agreement
b By the late alterations in the sailing of these
and the facilities for quick travelling by railroad and
in Europe these to whom time is object
visit Great Britain Ireland and the principal continental
stes allowing them about ten full days do before
turning and be back the United States in ~ days from
starting Rates OF passage out and home-Afer saloon
eerh $780, midshp $40; forward $l20; third clans $50
An experienced Surgeon will be carried each sbip
Tor freight or passage, apply 10
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Philsdep his and New. York
RICHARDSON BROTHERS & co, LIVERPOOL
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NOR AUSTRALIA, PORT PHILLIP

IL and SYDNEY CLIPPER LINE-The splendid
entirely clipper ship VIM. FROTHlNGHAM, B.
Bsbbidge, commander viii sail Aug 20 For freight
passage, having unequaled modsons, aopy 70 VIM
T. DUGAN No. IS F,ontst; RUSSELL NORTON, No.
81 Oldslip; or ELLIOT, ARKELL Co, No l+6 Pearlst
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Of the County Of New Yors sv,a 70 a. 500.
having ERNEST MASS, ats Of he Yors
bsler deceased prent the nth vogehers tb-s-o he
sgbcrber be No 6 Bros3sy the Cty Of N.s Yon
on tueh iAy Of Jasssy nsrt-Da,sd Se- Ne
eighth DAY OF Juy, 1853 JOHN n SANDS, Erscuist.
iNll INN
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m PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

III N FIhEUAINOL
o(ths County Of Yor,, hersoy =,
S,vgs csms afans BERSARD HANGAR ate Of the Guy Of
Yort butcher deceased present the with vouchers
.reof 70 the sus.crb- th- ONCE Of Than Hyer No. 10
KvEton 81 The Newly before 7sth day
Japuay ns1i-D.ed Se~ YorS tic II day Of July, s5s
i.3 ls-ouFr ELIZABETH HASIGAS, Aiua1istfatdI
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Items.

There is no occasion to trample on the mean
est reptile, nor to sneak to the greatest prince.
Insolence and baseness are equally unmaDly.
II is base temper in mankind that they
will not take the smallest slight at the hand OF
those who have done them the greatest kind
ness.
If you have friend that will reprove your
faults and foibles consider you enjoy blessing
which the President of the United States con-
not enjoy.
1fyou mean to make your side of the argu-
ment appear plausible, do not prejudice peo-
pie against what you think truth by your pas.
sionate manner of defending it.
Some lad les will forgive Stiffness; but none
-manners. And there are but few capable OF
judging of your learning or genius; but all of
your behavior.
In mixed company, be reader to hear than
to speak, and put people upon talking what is
in their own way. For then you will oblige
them, and bo most likely to improve by their
conversation.
1t is i'll manners to trouble people with talk
ing too much either ofyourself, or your affairs.
are not SO interesting to other people as to
you.
Don't dispute againsts facts well established.
merely because there is somewhat unaccount-
able in them That the word should be crea-
ted of nothing is to us inconceiv bic, but not,
therefore to be doubted,
Why is cat, running after its tail, like q
Mllerito?
Because it has its latter end in view;
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REMOVAL FROM OFFIcE.-Many Wing pa
pors throughout the country are quoting with
commentator Gen. Pierces speech in Con-
gress against removals from Office, in which the
following passage occurs:
81 will say, that those friends best acqua'nt-
ed with me know-that there tcas nothing IN
The administration Of General Jackson, which
so uniformly failed 10 justify, as the removal
Of the tcorthy officer to gire place TO another.
We really hope none of our Wing friends in
Office will lay up for themselves stores Of dis
appointment on this score but submit with
chcorful grace to the fortunes of political war.
fare, and not go whining about the tables OF
Locofccoism for the falling crumbs. A Whig
who would hold an office of mere profit under
a bogus "Democratc' Administration, takes
the first stem toward being Locofoco himself.
and should be regarded with suspicion by his
party. ITO tho vic,ors belong the spolls.
[Chicago Jour.
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EDUCATION. -Evcry boy should have his
head, his heart and his hand educated Let
truth neverbe forgotten. BY the proper edu-
cation of the hoad, no will be enabled to discern
what is good from what is evil, what Is right
and what is foolish--what Is right and what
is wrong. But by the proper education of the
heart, he will be taught to love what is good,
wise and right. and hate what is foolish, evil
and wrong. And by proper education of the
hand, he will be enabled to supply his wants.
and to bis comforts, and assist those around
him ltN
The highest objects of an education are to
reverence and obey God, aud to love and serve
mankind. Everything hat helps us in attain
ing these objects is of great Importance, and
erythlng that hinders these is comparatively
worthless. When wisdom reigns in the head
and love In the heart, the mar is ready to
do good; order and peace smilo around, and
sin and sorrow are unknown. sii9o
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Write LETTERs.-Write TO your sister,
Your letters are luxury to her that she pri-
zcs above her jewelry, and they cost you moth
ing or near il. Be at charges for sheet OF
paper and thimble full ofnk. The cigar you
arc smoking cost as much as the postage of it.
The cigar ends in ashes and smoke: tho letter
strengthens tho family tie, and adds a strand
to the blessed cords that bind the members OF
a common home together.
Writo to your mother. If you are good in
company she will see it in your letters and be
comforted in your absence. Ifyou neglect to
write. hor affection has had hard struggles with
her fears 10 assure her that you have not gone
astray. Have not time! Take time from the
backg ga mmon board, from the calls ofceremony
from tho society of companions, from sleep,
from meals; when you have not time to write to
your mother, you have not time to look at a
crowd gathered in tho street. He who made
time gave you time enough. What havo you
done with it!
Write to your father Your postponemcnt
,hlckens the white hairs on his rovered head.
Are you buster than he? and he writes to you.
| He will not misinterpret your silence he can
trust his boy. HIe knows you are on a busy
tide-the streams runs fast. He will forgive
you ifyou do not recognize him waving his
good wishes from the bank But he must 90
up soon aud when you have time to look, his
manly form may have departed. Give him tho
costless solace offrequent letters, that he may
know to the last that he is not forgotten. Write
| 20 him to-dav.-lN. Y. Times.