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SCRIBNER'S ILLUSTRATED GIFT
l&nnnr.u II AIApVTl . DREAM LIFE I Ynf

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l2mo IN cloth Il top, full gilt and morocco EXTRA .
IN MARNELS REyERIES OF A BACHELOR,
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tiCue. -
TX MARVEl'S REVERlES OF BACHELOR,
WI igmO. cioth. full gilt and mqrocco extra
fHESH CLEANINGS, vol i2mo. o-oih- fun git ana
MRS kiRXLANDs EVENING BOOK | vol. svo.
with fine steel engfavings oioth full gut, and morocco
extra.
siated, In cloth, full gait.
PROFESSOR BOYDS EDITIONS OF YOUNS,S
NIGHT THOUGHTS AND MILLIONS PARADISE
LOST, N vol svo. cloth, fun gilt, and morocco
NFN JUN EMILE BOOKS
UNCLE FRANKS HOME STORIES, a beautiful
ses.s Juveniles entirely new. b. r. c. Woodwork.
In 8 vols with tinted engFavpgs
STORIES FOR SUMMER DAYS AND WINTER
NIGHTS. an vols with tinted engrayings
s has also band large assortment Of Illustrated
on Books ANNALS, and Juvenile Books
dgs %, CHARLES SCRIBNER, las Nassau st.
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for the Golioaps.

Holiday Presents.
DALI, BLACK & CO, Successors to
I'D sarQuand y No 2i1 Broadway, south corner u
Murrsy-s inform their feEds and the public that hsT
DfxMOTD aud other RICH JEwELRy,
Silver and Plated Ware,
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
pARrAs WARE.aad
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ELEGANT EDITIONS of STAND

EIEGANT EDITIONS OF D
Ia ARD AUTHORS. and ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
p App ETOH x Co. Nc. go BrosdwAy, beg g invite
attention to ther uneQuale stock Of Books. embracing
best editions Of Ergssh and American authors. mosiy In
az substantial calf and msrecco BIN ling am on which
III be found the works OF Bacon Burke Gbbon MIR n,
johnson SWIFT Smollct Fielding Robertson, EtgewoEth
Pope Scott Irving Prescott, Hume Ascaslay, Walpole
shelter Colerdse Wordsworth Gray, Cowper Chaucer'
Speneer DDden Butler Goldsmith. Campbell Moore BY
ror. southey LoDgi,row, Bryant, Willis, Ben Jehnsn
MSsiEger aud rsTd Beaumont and Fletcher "yeheiies
Consreye, &c. &c Sc. - .
ILLUSTRATED WORKS
Italy, Classical and Historical; flndens Beauties OF
Moore, Halls British Ballads ChTiSaas with the Poets
Be au,ies Of the Court Of Charles l. Women OF harry
Christianity Land q Bondage; Queens OF England
Halls Book OF b. tsh Bal ads Poems and Pct res Songs
Of Shakspeie; Moore's Irish Melodies; shakspsres
Ballads; Flowers and their Kindred Thoughts; WINGED
Thoughts Fruits OF the Garden and Field National Cal
lery Of Pictures Hogsrths Works; Landscape Painters
Onentsl Scenery Lodges Portraits &c. &c.
complete list OF D. A. 90 stock adapted seI Hob
day Presents can be had on az Pile alton ds9t
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SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF

~ AERIAL NAyIGATiON--A Gsnt,emln who
has discovered the principle Of Aerial Navigation invites
those 20 write 70 him who might wish 70 associate them
selves vii him TO put practice his dscove y Letters
requesting interview, must be directed to NJ E. r. al
the Office Ofthis paper IL desTab that the persons
no present themselves should understand NJ 'ae mates
ard so soon as convinced Of the solution Of the problem
will be nece sary that they furnish the capital requisite to
secure pate nis here well in France aud England
als0 to the expenses OF the fret year OF coarse
Is Indispensable that any who may apply should be
fnishsd with unquestionabe references, 10 offer
every guarantee without which ihey could not be eairsed
with the secret OF the invention d29 ~
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TO Mechanics Institute. -NoTlCE.-Member.
are sotfs that the proposed alteration and amendment
40 the Cor will be takenup fer dnai action on
TUESDAY EVENING next, 30th INST at the Rooms
mo Bewery. IHOS. SMALL fiesiuo ~.
| Taos C DOM Secretary, pro. tenn. dS1N'
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~ Notice. The members of HUMANE HOsE Ky, CC1J'
Ia 20 desire to return their thanks to MesSrs ELLIOT,
Iof No 81 Division ST., and WARD, of No - Marke-st
Nor the liberal supply Of refreshments at the lire TINS mora
r. Il. SMITH, Jr Foreman.
W., w poNNrr Sec'rx mo tenn d29 IT.
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A MAGNIFICENT b. o X for tAe
IN HOLIDAYS. c. RIKER' No. ias Fuit0n''s'
THE KETPSAKE for 1852 A royal octave volume,
spIsnddy Illustrated and styled, by many Of the reFiew-
.rs the most elegant book OF the season -,
Also STORIES and STUDIES from ChhONiCLSs
and HISTORY BY Mrs. Hail and Mrs Foster .,
c X also publishes variety Of other "ofAs IN Ish
bindings satabe for presents. ulsI|I
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SHALL | BUY for my CHILL

Two Superb New Year Gift Books.
4 TIE BOOK OF HOME BEAUTY.
Il. IL THE HOME BOOK OF THE PiCIUR-
ESQUE The Home Book of Beauty and The Home
BOOK of the Picturesque two of the richest American
Without doSSt the most splendid works Of The season.
1Tf q sTHNpARp EDITIONS OF AMER
CAN CLASSIC Authors. ,,,n,r
| WASHINGTON lRVINGS COMPLETE WRIT
INCS With Notes new Prefaces, sc l5vols. i2no. In
eyeTv VARIETY Of costly and neat bindings -
III. Kenmore C0OpERS CHOICE WORKS WIN
the authors late revisionSo l2vols lSmo In plain and
iii pxRLEYS iiLUsTRATEp EDITION OF
WASHINGTON IRVING'S CHEF-GUVRES. In 5
ELEGANIIY ILLUSTRATED ENGLISH WORKS
RECOLLECTloNSo OF THE GREAT EXHIBITION,
1891 % Tsenldceny coored views OF the Csta Palace
In portfolio elephant foho-$:9. So
HoGARTHS WORKS. The elephant folio edition,
THE BOOK OF RUTH-nlustra,ed By Lady Au-
susla Cadoean Morocco EXTRA. $500 - -
sHAw'S DRESSES AND DECORATIONS OF THE
MIDDLE AGES-Whh rich Nominations 2vols' sVo''
ROMANCE OF NATURE-wlsA elegantly cOlOrsd
HUMANS PILGRIM-nustrated with 800 exquisite
designs Large paper, ITO, MOI. extra -
MACLISE'S MOoRE'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHRISTMAS WITH THE PoErS-5o exquisite de-
signs Sy9S T% %rospaiVIsSpe,,,n, fac smile edition
SCOTS MORRIS Complete. Various beautiful edi-
I'm KNiGH rs NATIONAL CYCIoPEDIA In E vols.
'S TIE WIfKiE GALLERY-si superb Engraving.
~ THE III VERNON GALLERY OF BRITISH ART-as
Eucrayings slO., NOR extra. 49,.
ROYAL GEMS FROM THE GALLERIES OF
RlROFE-lOO splendid Engrgyngs. sto NOR super
T ycry large collection Of the choicest English and
AmefiSsu icS and suSsan,,a brdpss mar be
found al ldss IL PUTNAMS, No. i55 Broadway
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-The atten-
,euton of uptown residents respectfully eAlled y
d. ,,isnd,d ssocE Of ANIMALS AND JUVENILE
hooks Al The Book and Muse 9toye Of 8. DUNN, Ne.
AS TIE subs beT has also hand good sssgft
Isstt Of Fancy Articles. Canes and Dsseeting Po<n'
Md ms AccOrte0ns, flaiinss, &c. eDs
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rRNHE AMERICAN PiRENOLOGI-
n CAL JOURNAL for January, 1852 Just published,
presents the following table Of valuable and interesting
contents:
LOUIS KosSUTH his Life and Character, with two por-
traits; Physognomy, illustrated Secular Education
Gravel Wall Mode OF Building. Ships and Shipping Illus
uatd Individual Responsibility; Education Phenologi-
cally Considered BOSTON NOTIoNs-New-E England Pro-
tectve Union Ten-Hour System Temperance statis-
ties Lectures New England School Of Deslgn for Wo-
Photography and Phonetics Electro Magnetic Fire
Alarm; EvENs or THE MoNTH-Reception Of KossUrH;
Meeting of Congress Definition Of the Faculties The
Dsids she above, abe Presen'
Der Ill be rich with Engraved illustrations and
riety of matter.
Published Monthly at One Dollar year, By FOwLERs
SWFIIS No 1871 Nassau-s,, N Y d25 ND&dw
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JUVENILE BOOKS for CHILDREN

a.. OF ALL AGES.-Pubhshed BY
GEORGE S. APPLETON,
No Barclay-st
Grandn Easys Toy Books ~ kinds 80 pr doZ.
Little for Little Learners 40 cuts Price so cts
Very Little Tales for Very Little Children. 2vo,s. so
The Chllds Own Story Book. 8 plates so
Jane Taylor's Rhymes for the Nursery l6 plates so
Think Before You Act. By Mrs. Sherwood .
Jack she Sailor Boy.
DUTY is Safety. -
Clever Stones for Clerer Boys and Girls 50
The Childs Delight. cOlored steel plates 90 "
The Life and Wanderings of Mouse. 10 plates 80 "
Holiday Tales or Pleasing Stories for the Young -
Claras Amusemsnfs. BY Mrs. Bache 30 "
The Prize Story Book Of New Fairy Tales 50
Miss Edgworth't Moral Tales. plates 70
The Life and Rambes OF Squirrel 10 plates %
The Child's Cheerful Companion. vol q plates ~
Uncle Johns Fancy Picture Books. 6knds, each - "
Popular Tales BY Maria Edgeworth illustrated Is "
Tie Book of Animals. With IL designs %
The Book Of Birds With Is engrayings 50 "
The Happy Children, Tale for Young People ~ "
Watts Divine and Moral Songs With illustrations -
Mamm Bible Stories for her Little Boys AID Cans 30
Holiday House; series of Tales by Miss Sinclair %
Home for the Holidays remembrance OF early DAYS %
LITTLE Armies First Book words Of three letters y
Little Apnies Second BOOh words Ofone syllable 81
Fanny and Her Mamma. By Authors OF Mannas .
Bible Stories "
Mother Goose in Heroelyphics. Obiong quarto Iel
City Cries A Peep AZ Scenes IN Town "a plates 70
EsOps Tales With 90 illustrations
Booksellers supplied on liberal terms. d1i StMWSS
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Just IsAue1-ILe FIrst Nunneer OF
VEO-DAY-A Boston Literary Journal,
v edited BY Charles Hale. To be pubn5ed weekly by
BEDDING & CO. No. State St, Boston. Each number
viii contain 6 pages royal octave, closely printed on new
tyre and good paper
This number contains: The Prospectus-The Uniris-
resting One: a Tale of the Concert Room-Nstces OF
New Bools-yrtTacis from Hon Edward Everetts Me-
NOR Of Daniel WEBSTER in advance Of ne publ caon Of
that similar extract from the Memoirs OF Marga-
ret FUller Osslh b. H. W Emerson and W ". Claiming
odd -Charade-Sbort paragraphs OF Foreign
Beiis ence-Music Fine Arts, aud TheatreA announce,
msnt Of Books IN PREPARATION by publishers Boston ana
nl'y.
Iermr Two Dollars per in al rance Single num-
bers, Eve Cents each. -
For sale IN New York by DEXTER BROTHER. No
43 Ann ct: DEWITT l. DAVENPORT Tribune Build
Ipgs, Nsseau-st sTRTNGER TOWNSEND, No. 2l3
Bosdsay aud Periodical Dealers and Booksellers gene
rally. dE7 5Ils
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tV- GRAND Flag PRESENTATION. hy the Iales n

" Grand Flag Presentation. by the Ladies OF
the East River T. Socety AZ the Broadway Tabernacle
On rms Monday EVENING TAs folio slnc sentlemen
have indy consented 20 be present and address the meet
ing Horace Greeley Hon +. u. Culver. Rev. X Z. Put
sty and Rev EaScn Rockwell. Miss JEANNE hey-
hrttson tie much admired vocalist VIII also sing some
choice Scotch ballads Doors open at ., exercises com
meres At O'Clock precisely. Admission iIee- Collection
t1en 10 teffay expenses. d3s "
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Wa " SHIRLEY, Auctio1eer
CROCKERY, GLASS and CHINA
~ TUESDAY Dec. &C. at Il O'Clock az the store No -
Pai-st near William, general assortment % sios' CO.
rr-n,t, sdsed Glp; &c Ware, Just landed Aso JILL
ware Tuubsrs Vines &c n lots from the $50 %
dealers =
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DARTNER - Wanted, in the Whole
Il sale Clothing business who has some knowledge
the business preferred He must be Of good business
habits ard competent 10 take charge OF one branch
OF he business and possess capital OF from sJ0Vb 70
si0Gf0. To such good opportunity offers IN
house already established and dong good and sa bust
ness line addressed to CLOTHlER AZ this office, with
OF applicant and resdehce place OF business
will meet with attention. All commanca ions conhdsh-
nal d29 81
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w Netice.-Shipptls per shin HENRY CLAY for
srneipeo, as requested 10 clear Their goods az me
Svoin House mplec a,sy. and send Ia then bills OF
lnseng iot Signature g. the Office Of
es9 u SPOFfORD, TIL ESrON Co. No. IS Sopth-st.
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" Grand Temperance jubilee and la2 fre-
sentatien, 81 the Broadway IabeIu9lle, e0 MONDAY
EVENING, the goth lnst.-Ihe kast RIVER lemPerAace
Society will hold meeting above, al which TINE tle
Ladies' wall present the Society with flag. Several
.nnest speakers will address the meeting; and Siss
JEANNE RElNOl. DSON will sing some Of her choice
Setch Ballads Exercises viii commence al o'clock;
AdmissNs tree, and collection To deifO ehpeases ~
interested IN the cause are respectfully ,uved t. attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

u Economy Is " ealth.-ABRAfiAMb AhtN,
no Beekmsnst a.. manufactures g. order IaS neaao..
etess Boots Of the best French calf SAn. With p&tsh'
sns sbanks for 50 80 stout Boots. same pice eounte
ssisd wssr-prooi ~ So patent leather - 81 az war
IeAsd OF the best quality aud not to rip Cali ana eAa
niue The styles aud quality. good assortment 'ns.sa
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" Rich Fancy Baskets, Of The mos, oNqaisite
ship aud design great CT the most
VIZ Patterns IN gold and silver and rch coorS ornament
90 NIh flowers Ac for SALE wholesale and ratah b.
1tOkGE W. FUTILE. Emporium OF Fancy Goods No
.eiies, Toys, &c, No. 3s3 Broadway dS9 Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
NOR the kOSSUTH FUND.-Ths
hare o cnlcL into capattnsr-

NOR the kOSSUrH FUND.-Ths
ship with - - - .. .,..
GOV KOssUTH FOR THE AID OF HUNGARY,
for the balance Of this hese terms Five per cent.
of the gross receipts o AL sales shall be paid ~ The Kos
sth Committee, the s.hscrhegs at the same time, guar.
their the continual OF thsu hsua
low market prices AZ stock presents great variety
of Goods called for AZ this and more
OF less is required by every family opUortnnY now pre-
sen;s for all assist In ausmentng the Hungarian Fund,
without cost to themselves.
Now the time ard this Is the place. for husbands 70
procure THAI TEA SET"
in Britannia Silver Ps ed are, which their wives nave
beer thinking Of Tor some time Also,
THOSE TEA TRAYS"
And, 10 anticipation ~ New Year. Coffee Urn. CAKE
Bas.et Elegant Table Cutlery Plated Forks and spoons
Sc sc. ~
Unces and fathers can 6ni skates and slsshs here for
they know who. ,, -.>,rr,, a.,
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Gift BOOK for the HOLIDAYS
~ THE HISTORY OF THE = NGL II AND
SCOTCH REBELLIONS OF 1915 By julia W. H.
GeeIge 80
The Only complete history Of this great struggle 81 these
nations for bery If conscience ever gwen 20 the world
- wOrk OF literary genius It must e,mnsnd pnohc
attention Home Journal.
Pabjished b. CADY BURGESS No 60 John-st.
"MARY OF ENGLAND. AND PHILIP OF SPAIN"
by this celebrated authoTefs IN pfepaIaon asd WI a
pear IN February next d24 3tAIWSF-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

| ~. The American Artists Association Dis-
hribution will take place on 1hURSDAf Nv mn NJ
5sn IS subscrptoIs will be received at the Gallery No
kO Broadway AS the expenses of the Institution are prhe
by the Artists themselves they ase enabled to dslnoWe
slareer number OF prizes in proportion 10 the amoun OF
s,,,n ' ~ dli 3tMW&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

" Franklin Literary AsSociation,.AR 1enc
Mseting 81 this association Will bC held on MOcDAN
EVENING. Dec. 80. lS5I IN the Cambfan Institute. No
al Christie 81 Exercises follows franklin Literary
youmsl-by the editor PoEN-SlSrch OF Mind-hy J.
McCare; DEnArE-QueStion Ought the propositions SUB
united by l.. kossuth a. the muncPu oan2aet, - DC
adopted as the policy Of the United State
J. RvGGLES LANDoN, Sec'y Y. PARKS, PreSiGem'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

" The Ladies of the Church OF the Advent
Va scopal) intend hol5ng Fair AZ ksicEerbpCAer Hall
.itsr u 2Sdst. and b. the 29A, S0th and STi
tas VI December from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to 10 p. NJ
lie Eighth avenue, Phsrn and goosker lines %
sssses pass the Hall every minutes d3 its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

DOARD.-Pemanent Board.-To Lei,
ID Ia. f,o., ro,m with bedroom attached on the
second door, furnished or uafurnihed Also large from.
rom sn the third door II first class house faci.g
T,np,ips square Eighth e. STAGES pass the dOoi baA
D the house Terms moderate. Address No 30 lV.n-s
d2T
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10 Notice-The first section OF the third article IN the
BY Laws OF the "NewYork and Liberia Emigration anu
Agricultural Association" reads thuS Any heu.el VI
embers who shah msieprcsen The OBJECTS OF tnis $3.50
eiaton attempt the collection CT fands
shall upen proof Of che be expelled tonl us nol
aud also he published m AZ least two OF the daily papers
And agreeable said section and article above men
Mr. LEWIS H. PUTNAM IS released from ali iu!iho,,
espornbiy as member Of the eiore meniiontu ASSOC
Given ander our hands. this. the Goth December 1851
Signed by - =, ,,cr,. n,,sDNy
L J. CUNNINGHAM, =. N MI dNhbSv'l
J H. ROBERTS. JONES,
GEORGE RIDDLE, NAT. GALLEIO ~
PAUL PONTAN, A. CALpN ELL' "
J REED
sse Board of Directors for the N N.& L. II 4 A
To- Ladies' Fair.-The Fair Tor the benefit OF The
Free Church of the Holy MARTYRS (Epscopa VIII pc con
tnued az the corner of Broadway ard 18Th - on IOh>
DAY and WEDNESDAY, the seth and Slst inst. d2s IL
tS Mechanics Institute. la conseqaeaoe OF m
lures by The late fire 10 the Mechanics itSttue bu1
sng the regular meeting Of the Institute VIII take place
TUESDAY EVENING the sofia INST, az the Institute
School Room in ChsmberS-st. By order OF
| dgSN THOMAS SKULL, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

Garner Nassau aad Spruce STA
V,,.nee No. / Spruce at do II
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DOARD.-An elegant Parlor on the first
floor TO let with Board 70 geEteInan and as VIE
Also large Froat Room, the third story .th one of
st between + shih and Ninth avenues dN w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

BOARD, with very desirable Apart
10 meuis, for Gentleman and hs Family OF a ie"
rents siuated at No 235 West sths between ths Sth
and 9th-a,s minutes walk from four INES Of stss.s
Terms y. .deTaie U%i o
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NOUNG MAN.-Wanted, in bookstore,
Young Man acquainted with the business, also pos
sessed Of some knowledge of book keeping and accounts
Amply a O'clock r M., AZ No 10 Pax. place dl9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

- s.venth Ward.-At a meeting Of the Win
~ ,ssS'r CenmItiee, held On Monoay Evening, I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

ROARD.-A few Gentleman can be as-
, eommeda,eI With rood Board pleasant rcons. ant
sssc beds az No iS ALEU- Ct. between SANTOS and
Houston SITS Stages Ass the deer. ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

DOARDING.-Ehgible family apart
ID meuts and fine single rooms 'pnyate table Y de-
slre6 nav be had a. MON Park House, No a. lfh q
ChaTees mode ate ~ w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

nOARDlNG AZ No. % Rose-st Good
and cen Portable for So 50 10 S. per week dessr
a e fos eeGtltusn AID Uis second door Ap
phcsnrs must be respeNts-io DIS Ina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

DOARD.-Families OF single Gentlemen
II - os,ssn fuI or partial Bsz,d. Apply east sne ga
Az second house above sssAs' House rev VIE a. im.
inpToyenlsnfs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15

fusTMysTr-rys fAuytmast1Tin i'cuusyf-
yania recently had Judgment given against
him Tor the price OF subscription of several
years 10 newspaper, on the plea that he had
not given sufficient legal notice To the pub
fishers To stop it, and had continued to re-.
crivc the numbers for several years, aud sell
them for the postage The magistrate dcrid-
cd that merely returning a copy OF John
Smiths' paper, with stop this" written on il
without postmark or other Indications of lo-.
cality, was not sufficient or legal notice; but
written notice, with Siame, place, date, and
reason, must be sont 10 the publisher and
"irankcd," that it may be taken out 10y him.
K Hr0Uiclc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15
ARAEMkEa

AtnerhY I-iio, Dec. assn. Widow Rebecca Io--
Ign, relict of the late Docttwm. Joslyn of Waits
field, aged 20 years
At the residence of his father, in St Adams, Ian.
49, Charles Burial Wells, Consul for the L. s., at
Batavia, ia the East lndies,--aged 90 years.
In Walden, Jan. "a, Phche Ann Meader, daughter
~ tr-,trt and A4e-,ee4 aged
days.
At Bath, January 20, Mr. Cyrus Dow, aged r.
sfr bow OF the first FCttturE IN tiath.
Al Bangor, Me-, Jan. 26,ofiniammation on the
brain, Mr. Asa Porter, aged rs years, formerly of
Hnyerhill II. II.
At Ryegutc Jan %, Harvey Il. Page, late Stu
dent of Newhury Seminary, agbd "a years.
AZ Ncwbury, Jan. II, of conclusion Of the BRAIN
Lconora johnson, aged months,
At Braintrce, Jan. %, Hon.,In Kidder, one 81 the
Assistant Judge Of Orange County Court prcd
H.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15

} o. Roy J. y Buter Of Norwich, has ae-
7tptod tho invitation Of the South society Ia
Dauyers, Mass, 10 become their PASTOR
81 Nc knight Who killed IIughes IN the
streets Of Macon, Ga,r has been convicted Of
voluntary manzlaughler
~ The Second Municipality Of New Or
leans has voted $4,000 as.A retaining fee "a
the Hon, Daniel Webster % secure bis ser-
vices Ia maintaining the claim Of that city %
tho estate Of the late John AicDonough,
60 A now Post Office has been establish
ed ~ tho bradford and rienmant rail road de-
pot IN bradford under the style Of the south
bradford Post Office. Hourly W Rdly,
Postmaster,
a8rA war has broken out In Utah between
tho settlers aud the indians. The latter we're
pursued by the Gepfics, an the Monnnns call
the outsiders, and several Indians killed or
captured,
CO Gen. Anthony Colby has been nom-
mated Tor Congcss ~ the Whigs Of the Soc
ond District in New Hampshire and Asa
Fowlor, Esqo Of Concord, has been nau,inat-
cd by the Free Sellers for ihe same office In
thc same District
70 Counterfeit ten cent pieces In any
quantity have been lately ISSUED from a sccrei
mint Ia Comeclicut They are well esccut-
red t1Hr my hr known ny tiTu ring, or 10y ,l''
absence Of the circlct Of starr around the 6g-
urc Of Liberty. Look out for them
TuE pooH ApvENruREns,--A petition
TtaT icon circulated IN Portland, praying Tho
/ Government 20 send national vessel "a Cal
iiornia, to bring home to .ihc Atlantic States
such citizens ~ desire % rctum but are una
bic Tor want Of the nccddul,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15
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