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FRANK MILL ER's LEATHER PR EsERvATIvl
AND
WATERPROOF OIL BACKING

For Boots, Shoes, Harness, Carriage Tops, &c.
THIS BLACkING is not designed to produce polish,
out to render leather SOFT pable, water proof and
much durable.
IL may be had at the manufacturers Wholesale price:
New Vork-Grannis Stewart, sc Maiden Lane.
Albany, N. Y.-Archibald Mcclure
Rochester, N. Y Sage Il Pancost.
Buffaio, N Y.-Pratt Co Terrace street
PHILADELPHIA. w. Dyott Il Son, 1872 N. I'd street.
Pittsburg, Pa-McCurdy Il Loomis
Boston, Mass--Alexander Strong, ~ Central street.
Bangor, Me -9eorye w. Emerson, 4 Smiths Block.
Cleveland, o. Seaman Il Smith.
Cincinnati, o -Robbins Il Pomroy, 81 Pearl street.
MOI treal, &. W.-Brown Il Chids
Toronto, e. W.-Brown Childs.
And the cities and principal towns generally through
out the Northern aud Western States Of the Union.
AuQ 81
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IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS

THE subscriber is prepared to furnish Ia ords, aha,
OF iron and composition Castings shaftiDe OF mus
scrptOn together with the various species of vork ns
done In any establishment Of this kind Ths s,,.say
manufacturers Is called to article Of Fan Rl" Of
light and heavy blast, which is warranted Superior TOT
other kind now In USE requiring much less povsr ~
same blast and when In motion makins no noiss - vac
ing OF modern patterns, for Cemeteries balconies &C.
nshed ready Tor setting up Or put up at prices which
not fail to suit any who may wish 20 purchase
machinery, patterns, and work of every eseription
ed on the most reasonable terms All orders nr,i
ed, to any part Of the country. PP'u as ulrect-
June l2-3m IOuu np,,,.
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ORTHOPHDIC SURGERY.

1.-THE USE OF The KNIFE DISPENSED WITH
THE managers of the PArksve Institute near Philsde-
phia) have opened ward In that Institution, for the
cure of DEFORMTTIES OF THE HUMAN BOD Y,
such ged spine lin bs bones cabe
all diseases analogous character and Also hernia
by which render resort TO the OF the
knife These patients will be under the chargs
of an experienced and shfu Orthopedc Surgeon OR l.
brsted Dr. HEBER CHASE, of Philadelphia, snd who
has for the last ten years devoted himself to this speciality
Persons At . distance consult With Dr. Cullen, by
describing the and enclosing fee Of ten dollars
rsctsd 20 the care Of Samuel Wsb6, Secretary No IS
south Fourth street. Philadelphia whom all applications
for admission are TO be made.
w. TT. CULLEN, M. d.,
March 2O--tf Visiting Surgeon.
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NEW YORK AND ERIERA,LROAp

TRAINS leave New York follows, from pier foot Of
l. Duane street, daily Sundays excepted:
|. Morning Express Train at m, for Dunkirk, stop
ping only at Suerns, Chester Niddle0wn, Deaw are
rowsburg, Hancock Deposit Susquehanna, Bnghampton
Owego Wsverey Elmra Corning HOrnellsville and ean
This train Dunkirk with line Of splendid
steamers of which leaves Immediately arrival the
for Cleveland direct arriving time
ter and Buffalo, take this train and arrive At Geneva the
evening and at Rochester aud Buffalo the
Mad Train at IN, via Piermont stopping at all the
stations, and arriving Elnira At half past This
train remains At Emra all night and proceeds next
ing at o'clock, arriving al Dunkrk in the afternoon.
3 Way Tram at half past M via Permont, Otisyille
aud AL intermediate stations
Way Train at m, via Jersey City, for Otsve and
all intermediate stations
g. Epening Express Train at m, for Dunkirk stop.
ping the stations the Day Express Train, except
Hancock.
This Train connects at Dunkrk with the splendid steam
ers Niagara Keystone State and Empire Of which will
leave for Detroit direct the arrival Of the and con
meet at Detroit with the Express Trains the Mcgas
Central Railroad, for chicago, Milwsuhie, &c.
Pssene for Genevs Rochester and Buffalo taking this
Train Geneva morning. and at Rochester ana
Buffalo in advance Of any other line.
TRIMS TO NEW YORK
!. Morning Express Train leaves Dunkirk at MI
stopping at the stations going vest and arriving 10
New York the evening.
.. Way Train leaves Otisvie at quarter past IN,
stopping at all the stations arriving IN new fork@ " MN
utes past 10. .
8 Mad Train leaves Dunkirk at 10 m, stopping at all
the stations and arrives In Elmira At half past
4 Null Train leaves Geneva at 4 M, and kimira at
m stopping all the sstious and arrives in New York at
g. Ecering Express Tram leaves Dunkrk at half past
IN stopping at the same places As going west and at Go
sben and arrives In New FORK the next forenoon
E,ieht Trains leave from pier foot Of Duane street
m for all stations the road and for Rochester and Buff
fslo. (Aug. l4I CHARLES MtNOr, Superintendent.
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LIBERTY ALMANAC FOR 1852.

TJ,HE American aud Foreign ntiSLap1y Society have
just published another stereotyped Almanac, for the
coming year. with special reference to the great question Of
Slavery the present time and In the expectation that the
friends Of the throughout the country will cooperate
in dnsng extensively the valuable statistical and reading
10 contains Considering the expense which the
Almanac hs been prepared the low price at which 1t 10
sold and the increased fac es for Orwardng
otherwise from New York. the whole Of the North
States Ii IL confidently expected that the circulation
this will greatly exceed that Of any previous 50
much useful matter cannot we'll be circulated st less
pense.~
The Almanac for 1852 contains 40 pages being four pages
larger than the Almanac for 5l IL also contains
cravings sOars ., .-..kss J-E LJsysea again, with
two and beautiful ones the first entitled No Higher
TX 'a-2 c-i1x s"st,sjt pr ~ - - ts,I'T-r
in which she her escape froti fAvery Almanac
10 handsomely printed on good paper With Calendar equal
all respects that Of the American Tract Socetys AmA
for 1852 with the Eclipses Cycles, 90, &C. The Al
contains variety Of interesting and valuable read
ing aud statistical articles Of antslayery character
selected and original The prices will be as follows:
For one thousand copies $40 90
For one hundred copies 80
For one dozen copies 40
For single copy Us
The friends Of the cause are invited cooperate
In giving wide circulation TO the Almanac, and 10 send
gested that they make arrangements with merchants In
their bohood before visiting New York. have few
hundred thousand Amanacs packed with their goods
In this the cost Of transportation will be very small
IL sucf opportunity Oilers the Of
now NOR. reasonable their charges heretofore
they be sent by mail any distance under 500 miles,
c,nt, postage prepaid.
Orders enclosing payment In bank notes post onc
stamps, may be addressed to
WILLIAM HARMED, Agent
Aug. As Beekman st., New York.
b. Editors friendly to the Of freedom are re-
spectfuy requested give the above insertion the
objec In publishing the Almanac IL not to
to difuse useful information at cost. If
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sHANNONDALE SPRINGS, JEFFERSON CoUN-
TY, VIRGINIA,

IHs NIhUTNfA.
THESE Springs situated emnence the east
bank Of the Shenandoah, five miles south OF Charles
town. In healthy and delightful region The reputation
Of the water well established that is deemed scarcely
necessary to mention its qualities Suce IL to say the
xnai,s's Of the late ir De Butts in 1884, classed the prin
cpsl founain With the saline ctdlybeates bnatD Of
the most valuable In the whole range OF mineral
ford, In composition OPERATION and efficacy There II also
highly valuable sulphur Spring in the vicinity Apart
from the merits OF the waters SbaDnondsle remarkable
for its sublime and beautiful natural The springs
within eight hours travel from Washington sns hai
Coaches will be In Daily attendance at the hAroan
Depot at Chsresown TO convey passengers 70 tne
The propretors pledge Themselves that their table ana mar
shall compare Avorsbiy with those Of any watering place
Virginia They have procured the best bar OF music shd
most capable servants that be found without
price.
Termss0 fer the first week 80 for the second So per
month. tJuly "a HALL, OsBukN' W
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Three Fast Lines TO Philadelphia, Daily, Except
Sundaysl
COVER Ess OR sroR = ASSISTANT.

YOUNG LADY, native Of land, vishs: 70 oo'sS s
IA situation In either OF the above sspae,siss ~
undertake the education and care Of yosns osnars,
would accept Of situation assistant w
Of the principal cities OF the United asss -
Terms viii be found very moderate rn,.'- W-s.X
Teuiou stasks Co, H. V"
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FRIENDS ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE.

THIS Institution is situated in pleasant and healthy
part Of the country about five miles north the city Of
Philadelphia IL IL under the Of DIR, Joshua H. Wor.
Ellington, superintendent and lillian and Mary d. Bird
SAIL Steward and Matron and is visited weekly by Com.
mittee Of the Managers
The Asylum founded In the year 1873 by members
Of the Society Of Friends with view OF sdng those
afflicted with insanity the domestic comforts usually found
In private family combined with kind and efficient moral
and medical treatment
Application for the admission Of patients may be made
either personally or by letter addressed to
CHARLES ELLIS,
Clerk Of the Board Of Managers, No. Sc Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, or TO
WILLIAM BEETLE,
Secretary of the COMMITTEES Admissions, No.
Jan. 9. IA South Third street, PHILADELPHIA
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JOHN DEMING
POWERS A. sHArnn

a - GnI. ana councillors at Lar and Solicitor,
" O@1Hooy youngstown, MshOning county Ohio
g. o.. X. j. POWEkS
Sept -
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PROGRESS PAMPHLETS.

SERIES offtcelre or fifteen Original Pamphlets of the
IA above title Ia In the of publication at Cincp
natl Ohio by L. A. HHR, whose thorough study the Vs
questions Of eorm cannot fail to make them acceptable
to oil liberal mnds They are issued at irregular
according to circumstance but a. near may be- they viii
be issued monthly They will embrace the great questions
touching relations Of to natnre and Of mankind
among Themselves in every sphere Of life and their aim
viii the time when greater ety more egna
ity and purer fraternity vail All the highest
happiness of which they are Individually capable
Terms Ten cents single number dollar per dozen
or one dollar for series Each number contains 81 pn
ges beautifully printed and neatly Direct
March i2-6m l.. A. HiNE, CincinnHti. Ohio
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July Is.
Ear n nuU-

IMPROVED LARD OlL-Lard Oil Of the nnestquaIIty
squal sperm for combustion also for machinery aud
wooens being without acids always
purchased and shipped strong barrels
leakage Orders received and executed for the
Lake Atlantic and Southern cities also for the Westlndiss
snd Cansdas. Apply to
THOMAS EMERY, Lard OIL Manufacturer,
Jan. 90 ~ Water street, near Walnut, Cincnnxt,O q.
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THOMAS EMERY,

MANUFACTURES Of Lard OIL Star and Adamautine
Vl Candles, 80 Water street. between Main and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
b. Cash paid for Nos and lard, grease mutton and
beef taow. May I5-f
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WATSON /. RENWICK, WASHINGTON, D. O.,

WATSON RENWICK, WARRINGTON, ID. o.,
A GENTS for procuring Patents in the United States
"A AID foreign countries.
They prepare Specifications and Drawings Of new invsn
tons and transact ali business connected with their pro-
fsssion.
They will revise and to the Of those
applications which been rejected by the Commissioner
Of Patents either Of defective specification and
drawing, the presentation Of An improper claim.
Persons residing at distance may procure all necessary
information respecting the Of their
their applications for patents madein form
and may obtain patents without mourning the expense ofs
personal attendance At Washington by writing to
soribers.
Modslsc can be safely sent to us by the xprosses.
Rough sketches and desert be sent by mall
Letters mast be post paid.
Once on street opposite the Patent Once.
r. X. WATSON.
July Is. Els. kENWICk.
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THE SOUTH RRND CASF.

PAMPHLET Of n PIP. has just been published entitled
N The South Bend ad) fugitive Slave Case involving
the Right TO writ Of hsbeas orpus" IL is for sale by
William Harmed, ~ Beekmsn street, New York Price 80
a hundred and cents single copy. Aug 7-3m
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A MEXICAN GIFT BOOKS FOR 1852 To Clergymen,
n Potmasers Teachers Of sabbath Schools Book Agents
students and Heads Of Families.
Sears American Pictorial Book Establishment removed
to 1871 William Street, (nesr SpruceO New York.
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books very popular aud of such moral and religious ndn
snce that while good safely engage In their circa
laton they will confer pubic benefit and receive fair
compensation for their labor.
CT To Young Of enterprise and TACT this business
oers opportunity for profitable employment seldom 10 be
met with There is not town In the Union where right
honest and we'll disposed fall selling from 80 to
200 volumes, according to the population.
JUST PUBLISHED.
Pleoridl Description 81 China and fndia" so pages
and Thrilling Incidents ofMe Vars ofthe United Slate"
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u Of New York and WOR THIN0 ron GARRSTT
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,v,up ~. and Winter Session Of tbi. old Institution VI.
nmmsnee on the nrst Monday In November lS'l anu
continue sixteen weeks; six Lectures per uS.
FACULTY
Ia Powers, M ID, Professor Of Medical and Operative
sIss' J.an.e~, d. Professor of Theory and Pr'e'''
III Parria M d., Professor Of Chemistry and mea'
1900 s.sm M d., Professor Of Botany mAtsr'A wen
"1 w. sisssssl NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy 'Hd rA''
IN G. Csrfsr NJ d. Professor Of oeststriss and
4 Women and Children.
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$3.50 Rragn M ID Dean Of enc Medical facav
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SALT BArHING-PINEY POINT PAVILION.

SALT BATHINO-PINEY PUNT PAVILION.
THIS beautiful estabishmen recently enlarged i'm
proved Is open for the reception of visers The
great benefits resulting bathing and the breeze
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healthy possess finer climae than this does;
through entire and fall months fever and ana
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ter Is Of springs In the country fine
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vANtA.
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FACULTY.
~ n. Moseley, NJ ID Professor Of Anatomy and Pbysi.
ology.
Abraham LiDssey M. d., Professor Of Practice of Medi
cine.
james s. Longshors, NJ d., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women ami Children
C. w Gleason, M ID, Professor Of Institutes Of Medi-
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M w Diekerson, M d., Professor Of Msteria Medca
Dapd j. johnson, NJ d., Professor OF Chemistry.
Hannah e. LongshOre, DemOnstrstOr Of Anatomy.
n Degrees will be conferred and diplomas granted
the successful candidates practicable after the
close Of the course OF Lectures
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ing State street opposite south door Of State House
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To Publishers Of Newspapers throughout the United
Ndfes.
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separate colonies, as well as in the preceding
paragraphs indicated various causes which have,
in our opinion, impeded the prosperity Of the
emancipated COLONIES. In conclusion, We would
briefly state some Of, the measures which we be-
lieve are required to advance their interests.
First IL is very desirable, We think, that the
general laws of these colonies should be assimila-
ted, and brought into harmony with the general
principles of British law; and so far as personal
rights are conoerne ed In accordance with the great
act for the abolition Of slavery. Al present there
will be found, on examination, great dIssimilsrity
In the laws in force in the several colonies, and,
in some Of them, ensctmeDts at variance with that
freedom which all British subjects should enjoy.
Secondly la our Judgment, the whole sub
ject of the immigration Of laborers should under
GO careful revision, with view TO place the
burden of the expense on those for whose benefit
IL is intended, aud to render it more efficient than
il has hitherto been, or indeed can be, under the
present harsh and oppressive system.
"Thirdly We think that stipendisry magis-
tracy should be established 10 all the colonies,
possessing competent legal knowledge liability,
armed with powers similar to those possessed by
the magistrates In our metropolitan police courts,
and who should be entitled, by virtue Of their Of
fee, to be chairman Of the Quarter Sessions Such
an arrangement NJ this would secure the ends OF
justice much better than Is done at present and
thereby secure confidence, which Is not at pres
ent felt, in its impartial administration.
"Fourthly: We conceive that injustice is done
to the intelligent and sducsted portion Of the coll
Ored population, in some Of the colonies, BY with
holding from them places Of smolument and hon
or Many Of these persons are, no doubt, quail
fed for situations under the Government requlr-
ing the highss, qualifications; aud we're the priu-
ciple once acted upon Of bessowing such offices,
without distinction Of color, on really competent
and deserving persons, Il would have the salutary
effect of stimulating those who are now depressed
to greater and more general exsrtion to qualify
themselves for the discharge OF every duty Of cit
xsnship, and remove the disoontent which, We
fear, is too justly entertained 'inst the partial
manner In which patronage Is frequently bsslos-
ed