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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

ScoTr iCoYvERTs.-Will the newly
born supporters of Gen. .ScOt Fl that
is, such Of the why's as declared be-
fore and eve n since the nomination
that they would not vote for Gen. S,
and have since been whipped into bis
will they offer as d reason
for this aba ndonment of the II origi-
nal purpose, whatTGen Stott'$ north
ern friends assert to be a IA ct, that
"the nomination of Gen. .Seott was a
northern triumph, and his election
Should such a calamity be fall the
country will be regarded so by the
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

GUsTA vus A. HIESRY Of tennessee,
and HARRY |. TH6RNToN, Of Alabama,
have been appointed by the Presi-
de mt, by and with the advice and
consent of the SEN ate, to be Com
missione rs under tile act Of Congress,
Sd March, 1851, entitled
AN act to ascertain and settle the
private land claims in California"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
The Prospect

The fut ure bids fair. Never du-
ring the tendency Of any one or all
the Presi dental canvas Fes which
have taken place within our reco llec-
ton, have the democracy had more
Aattering prospd cts Of triumphant
result, than'they now have for General
Pierce From every point of the
compass, the nails como teeming
with the lost cheering promises of
ultimate success to the democr ratio
nominees. Its admitted genera ally,
we believe. that if Gen. Pierce can
succed "a in carrying either Of the
great States, New York and Ohio,
and we believe without them, his
electiJ On is placed almost beyo nd a
peradYenture. Let US see how mat
ters stand in those States It is
confes sed by the most decided whig,
that Il the democrats of New York
had been united in 1915, Gen. Cass
would haYe carried that State bya
heavy majority because in numer-
teal strength there, the democrats
are in the ascendancy. How wasit?
Fan Bme,i was run as a sort ofinde-
pende BIT candidate BY the barnburn-
ers-he received over one hundred
and treaty thousand rotes; and this
division gave the State to T'ayI0r.-I
How is it now? The barnburners
who were the most embittered against
Gen. Cas- have grounded their
arms Of rebellion they sacrifice
what they then claimed to be con
scientious principle, and frankly -ad-
nit that they were wrong they give
cord ial support to the nominee,
Gen. Pierce; and fully endorse the
democratic platform, the clause az,
frmlns that it is a patriptic duty to
s.resist allagitation Of The slavery
question, with the rest. With mat
ters thus existing, what is General
Scots ospect for carrying the En-
pre- State2 Why, about the same
that a rich man has of entering heaY-I
A Id how is it in Ohio? About a
month since, the free-soilers held
their big convention il Pittsburg,
and nominated John r. Hazs as-I
their candidate for the Presidency
Soon after the nomination was made
the II. Y. Tribune, the leading Scott
papet at the North, said that if Ha1eI
accepted, it would take enough anti-I
slave " votes from Sect to elect
Plerd and he instanced the Vest
ern Re ser We as a place where theI
free-soii ers would poll City thousand
votes at least, which justly belonged |
to Scott. 1t appealed to Hue by hisI
love Of freqdo m-by his devotion toll
their. views by his hatred of slave
ry-not to sacrifice their principles, /
by sacrificingI SCOT, as would be the
case if he accepted the nomination;
but to come out boldly and refuse!
the proGdred honor. What did he
do? Hal4 accepts-aud according
to wbig authority, Ohio is good for
Pierce. Hi
The phase Of things in other
States IS equally fattering. North
Carolina the home of the wing can
didate for tie Vice Presidency a
State which, in Presidential race
we believe, has always gone for the
whig tick t+ has recently, in herl
~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

The TE urH.-The Scottites in
Ohio say that Gen. Pierce is pledged
to resist any change whatever in the
fugitive slav We law, that will il npair its
efficiency land that he woul a veto a
bill contemplating such an Q beet
This puts Or should put an estopel to
the base IA rications being manufac-
tured BY their Southern allies, that
he is an unsafe man for the South.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

Horatio Seymour has bee n nomi-
mated by the Democratic State Con-
vention Of New York, as candidate
for Governor of that State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
De IA ocrltic Electoral !
OR LIE ptsTRicrs

no j. GEeRGE r. POWELL. p Hawkins
No 2. TH3mAs &. LYON, of iqnox.
No. 3 SAMrEL a. Smith. of Bradley. |
No. A. 10. G.. PlcKETr. oi S,hIth. H
No. D. JoHS X. HowARn, Of Wilson. |
No. q. WItLr4N T. Ross, Of lincoln.
No. a. $. y. PAyATr. OF Bepipn. N
No. s WM- A. QUARi4ES. OF pnig emery
no Q. JANIS t. DuNLAP. Of Henry. /.
=. No. 10 d. NJ CuRRIS. al Shelby.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

Rock Oh srRlSG.-The Morgan
town (Va.) Mirror says there is a
spring r well, or rather a labratory
of Natu res own originating, near
Hughes river, in that county, from
which Rock Oil is extracted at the
rate of d barrel day. The oil is
closely intermingled with fine sand,
several feet below the surface of the
earth, and is separated by washing
the oil Of course rising to the sur
face, where it is readily gathered. 1t
sells from SO to $40 a barrel, and is
said to possess curative. virtues to
consider able extent. Near it is also
fine sulphur spring.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
IMP0RTANT TO ALL.

FEVD Css ; 80 q EEE.NE' SDAE p was a7yar-
& ded the FIRST PREMIUM 1T the FIRST ST TE
FAIR OF " CpNSiN, held at GAINESVILLE, and ais at
tue STATE FAIR of the STATE OF NEW YORK. and
the Great Fair of the American Institute, held
in the city New York.
il Is - b Is = e 81 the beSt and rheGrc,t Sony
Preparation in ne, for washiug Bathtng, Cleaning,
painted Wood Wrk- Painted VALE, Stone steps, iron
Z Ralngs, sc. &c.
II has received Certificates from Drs Chiffon of New
York, and HauTU, OF Phiadalphia two of the most
dstlng Chemists IT, thu Union il contaps no
ingredient injurious to the delicate fabric Also
Certificates from OF the first men in this and other
states, To lis washing properties and its cheapness
over all o'her Soaps which they ever used.
81 See bill accompanying each Package.
Manufactured cold at Wholesale by tes subscriber
at No 2uc, East Water street Milwaukee to whom an
pioaton post psjd for County Town rights m this
S1stv, must be uud3
L@tF5-iy E. j. LADD.
az FIR sale e. Mineral Point by e. BEECH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.


Mineral Point, 5ply 5sh I~51.
rOTCE is hereby given th4t the general cleo
~ ton held IN the several towns and wards in
Ibis state on Tuesay Text succeeding the first Monday
- Nov, n being the second day OF that month.
the following officers ARE 10 be ell cted 70 Wit;
Five E ectors Of President and Vice President
repr sentative Congress for the second cons1es
siop4 strict comprising The counties of Rock, Green
la FAY etie, Grant iowa, Dane Sauk, Adams PoT age
R.chaud, Crawford Chippewa, St Cro1x Ia Pointe La
Crosse Bad and Marathon il place of Ben c. East
man, Whose of service " pre on the fourth day
& March next
state enat0r for the fifteenth Senate district com
Levi Sterlmg whose term Of service will expire on the
o. Monday OF January next.
An Assembly for the northern assembly district
comfy rapFisng the Towns OF Arena hlald
DOdgeville, ia lgew4 y, Wyoming PULASKI and Clyde
An Assemb lyman the SOU hern assembly district
Of lowa county prslng he Towns Vi Mineral Point
MiTsin, l.inda aud " adv lex.
Also the following county officers:
One sheriff,
One CLERK of the Circuit Court,
One CLERK the BOARD of supervisors,
One Register of Deeds,
One Count, Surveyor,
One District Attorney,
One County Treasurer,
One Coroner
The que ton whether an get entitled g An act to
lhoriZe of Ban king, approved April 18th
e52 shall go into effect Is required be submitted 10
the people The election aforesaid, in accordance with
the provisions of said act.
RICHARD s VIVIAN,
SITE Sheriff Iowa Co Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
AsTATE OF JOHN r. E4UGEEEs.

state of " lGconsiH, County OF Iowa,
Thomas Thomas has died in County Court pa per
purpOring 10 be copy Of the last will ead testament
o. John l. Hughes, late Of lows dec ed, pray
ing leave to file the original have the proved Pro-
bate and allowed, and $50 petition that he be appoiq.
ted Executor o. execute the same, having been named
such By the tesJaor Notice il hereby gwen that a
raj h airing win be had upon said ret ion and The pa
pers therein uaTed at a PrObae term Of tbs County
Court to b. holden at the Probate Cfire on @ 2 day
Of cfoher when AMI whore any person may appear
and contest the D ted ihis Slh September
A D 1852 FARLEY Eaton.
Al f,-u,r. J,,,i.,a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
CIRCUIT c URT N AND FOR IOWA COUNTY,
STATE OF " ISCJ NSN

CIRCUIT c URT IN AND FOR IOWA COUNTY,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
vs. Ia Chancery on petition for Divorce.
George Squires.N
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that George
Squres, the defendant in The foregoing petiC
il q dent OF THIS state, and is % be found
therein. it motion of the petitioner Eiza SaUires,
by her sOlico-, order, that the said defendant George
Squifes, do pear ard pcst, dauur u Tue Pc
ttIon herein, OF before the ID day of December
552 in cesult thereof lie said petition be taken for
Confess q ID. said rIant- and the matters
therein deCTeed accordingly. II is further ordered thai
c'py Of this order BE- published for six weeks sue
cessiveIy in the Wisconsin Tribune weekly newspaper
published in said county oSa and that the first
tion be within twenty days of thi, dale Given
under my hand Chambers, this 3sr day August,
d. 1854 MORTIMER NJ. ia KSDN,
Circuit Judge,
hereby certify the foregoing to he true copy of the
order b. SAID Court the above entitled cause
rs the remains IF die my Office
Witness my Band and seal OF Office, his ST day Ot JUL
a. ID. 1852.
JAMES HI TCEiS0N. Clerk
6w45 Circuit Court, ow4 county Wisconsin.
saw ca AvFoRu. S0i'r fir Petitioner.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
POLL EVIL CURFD


/, Alonzo Brown, Of Sycamore. De Kalb Co H.
hereby certify that l have cured two of the worst
cases Of Poll Eyilupon my horses during the last
year, with Bristols LnIment. that ] nave ever
seen. In the frstinstance commenced using the
Eminent before the sore had broken by moisten-
ing the skin with It, and heating 1t with a hot
shovel. and in a few days after made the first ap
plIcation my horses head and neck were as linn
Der and well as ever. With the second case. did
not apply the Linimentfrom neglect until the sore
had broken and discharged matter for some days.
when l commenced washing with CASTLE soap
and water until quite clean and then bathing Fl ec-
Iy with the Lniment. Within one weei. from the
irst application the sore had healed, and has since
been as well as ever. / assure those having hors-
Is afflicted in this way, that Bristol's Nerve and
Bone Liniment viii IN every instance not on
~ cure Poll Evil, but viii cure it efectually.
3L0SZO BBOwN.
Sycamore De Ralb co. H., Oct II, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
sTArE La MIs-uN.IN. IoMA conETY.

STATE az WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY,
ESTATE uF ASAssE.Es HtANCEEAR
T7v I.IZARETU BLANCHARD and ALVIN BLAG-
AZ Oh ARD have this day fled 10 the Pro Office
paper purporting be the last viii and testament Of
Asahe Blanchard late Of said county, deceased aud also
their petition praying said viii be allowed Probate
and approved, aud that r8ld petitioners sp ,oint
Executors the Natice is hereby given
lint proof viii be taken and final hearing will be hid
Hpvn said PAL and petitions Probate Term Of the
Coun Court De holden the Probate office in Min
FofnI, in said county, Saturday the 18th day OF
september when and where all persons int rested
may APP and contest the Dated The Both day
August, A ID. lS52.
3w45 PARI EY EATON County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
PRE.EEEU.EE RBK9'DK.N'G.
0lbooisoD, 0C0isce noin.
WEED & EBERHARD

WEED & EBER HARD.
ET HAVING opend an extensive zzgrs~a
L 4 Book Bindry, takes this op. ZzGs
portuni,y Of informing the cornmu. Eazzzg
utvat large. tAat,heyare prepared to execute all
orders which may be entrusted TO tEir care. such.
as furnishing state am county officers with
BLINK BOOKS
OF all kinds ruled to order, and Of the Jcsf gurIty
o pgpcr. Old books rebound, in Turkey Horoc
co, Plain English, calf sheep, or paper bindings
magazines, pamphlets session laws &c. bound in
he best OF stYle-all Of which work viii be exc
cnted at the lowest Milwaukee prices.
Paper for blank book, consisting of cap
crown denny, medium, royal, super royal, impe
rial. double crown * folio post, always on hand
n. B.-Orders from distance must be accom-
panied with pattern for ruling. and the size Of
paper required, and style Of binding, must be des
grated. otherwise the work viii be executed in
accordance with the usual form for the blank
book required. This establishment is entirely
new, and embraces the latest improvements in
ruling and binding w F.
Madison, Oct. 30. 1S5l.-tf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
SWEENEY CTRED.

SWEENEY CURED.
l, W. o. Park of Osvego, Kendall co H. here
by certify that some time IN the month of April
asst had available horse sweeneycd. had ap-
piled several kinds of medicine for il when BTis-
rols Eminent was recommended 10 me- used
tHo bottles Of II, and with them in one weeks
time entirely cured my horse Of the sweeney.
The Eminent should be rubbed on the shoulder
and heated in with a not iron There is Ne 4orbi
of its being an inlallible cure for sweeney IN it
worst stages. w. O. PARK
Oswego, Kendall co, H., Oct. q, 1879
Manufactured exclusively at Bevdere Boone
county. III, by JAMES JAFFRY.
For sale in Mineral Point at the Drug Stores
X ID. Pultord and L. Rodolf. loft
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30

Byron. McIIeurv co illinois.
MEssHs. HAMILTON, & Co.-GentIenlauI have
ust used BristoIs Nerve and Bone Eminent for
bunch onmy horses knee. 7 had used Sloan's
ointment which is no better .han so much lard.
but less than one bottle of the Lnimert drove it
away entirely, and believe it to be q valuable
medicine. Yours, &c, w. r. HEATH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
Lands FoE. Sale.

The Land IS part praire and part timber:
he timber is young and thrifty. There is a
good SPRING oFwATER on the premises-it is
also IN a good ueiguberhood. being about 4
miles east Of mineral Point, aud a desirable
situation for a farm.
.2LSO-Eighty acres of Timber land in
Green conuty, Wisconsin, being the s OF
the E of section 10, town I moth, range
East
For further particulars apply to-Tay-
iar Esq, Land Agent, Monroe, Wis, or to
the subscriber at Mineral Point
JOHN BRACKEN.
March g. l848, 80 If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
Public .N'Ofice

~ Ii persons are hereby notified not to tres
~ pass mine. or dig upon the following lands
without the written consent or permission of the
owner Past J of n W ! Sec. s, Township 5,
Range East.
,7LSO n Z / of Z / Sec 6, Township A.
Range 3 East. without the written consent OF the
Nuer or JOHN AlUSGROEE, .9geut
And further notice is hereby given, that | for
bid any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct, 9th 1915
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
: 8 q g 9 & 8

sCrDful8 syphilis. hsF5uat Cancer
Rheumatism, aad grst variety s other r..-r.
greeabe and dangerous diseases are perfectly c4red
oy the use Of this medicine
S4LgvF Eleh., Get. C t-5f.
Mr. JOINS y. P4EEDear sir ii is uish unatl.fa1I e
feelings of graitu e tiat am a5I. thrutn tire Divine
Providence OF God, and BY tho wonder working agency
OF that excellent medicine GBysU'ts Yellow flscz and
5arsaparila u give ieg pt3Ess Cf Ey zla So
hopeless
In the winter Of $50, was etec ] with severe r7fn
which gradually extending through Esa whole slght
eide and leg; al time total pslatrr OF my
PHYSICAL -ysten; also my leg had elr1n o ID me two
thirds Of its common size procured tta attendance
OF assllfu practitioner 10 pronounced d5see=e one
OF tRe worst forms Of liver Complaint ff ssi v case
was one not easily handled, but prescribed form pee
manned under his treatment Until wa eatsEel ne cold
not help mo. theu procured oI ynur agent 81. s n-re
two bottles OF t'uy7ott Yellow Dock aU5 sarsaps---
from which received vast Erl,,fEag aaez. aIra-
having taken four bottles llsEs, au-.u nv
business without am Inconvenience za have been ST.
that time vel, while bu ltsas s.rea rsa II
fined to my bed three fouslhs 81 ssa eia ,agt
sscribe the retUTn o. ms hrzflI sHE ar cfe . -.
by the agency q thlt truly Fs9 II= deg~- taE
Yellow Dock and eaTs8parilIa.
HAS-EE. EAJEL-EG
Price, 81 per bott.e--sIs la..Hes G1-s5.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30

DR.. Gtysotts IaproUed Ea.rcct Of
YELLOW DUCK = sAESAPAxEExA
The original and only genuine preparation fo the ger
manent care OF Consumption and Diseases Of The
Lungs, when they supposed o. tie atiectt by
the too free az SIC curry, J. on. (lIiniue.
&c, Ar,
IT WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
ScTofuia Kings EFIl.
Cancers, Tuners, EruptoBs rf
Skin, ETysipiiss, Chronic S1.e Eses
Rtngworfn or letters. SCI q Head, EthetI-
matisml pain sin the Bones ~ Joints, old S0rea
and Ulcers. Swelling Of the Glands Syphilis E5s-
p"psta salt Rheum Disc lst7 &c the Kidney, Loss q
Appetite, Dis arising the u Nercu-y in
in the Side and Shoulders Great Debility. Drop
sy, LumbagO, JEUudce and CosfiFeuess.
The Rest Female Medicine Ezfso u
THE shaker prepared yellow Dock and the Rei
Honduras sarsapariia, are the inva.a able remedial
agents from which ~. Gnysots tirF Extract OF
Yellow Dock ard Sarsapari ia Is formed, and ne labor
Etory of Dr. Guysott has given The virtues
root in their perfection Ills preparation nains al
restorative properties Of the roots, combined and con
centrated In their utmost strength and efficacy.
Experiments made in the manufacture Of this
medicine uniilt found That it could be further
improved. Accordingly, fed it resor ed to aI..ost
universally in cases OF Ilepatc clrhEsIc sni Cuseuus
compaints,for general pros ration of al The yi&i powers
and all those tormertiug diseases 81 the skin So FFur
10 the patience and so injurious 10 Laath-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
Lumber

TEAS-Choice Green and Black, also
low priced Teas, for sale al
4. &. DAVIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
HOLD Up THERE!
Spring @ Arrival
II d W G 0 O ID S .
| 8 3 ,
AT THE
y CIR I i0rk CbeGp Store
DeIlcr Sc MicIlcIbachcr,

HAVE Just received their Spring stock Of Goods which
hey offer TO the buying Pghc cheaper ihan ever be-
fore n I'd n this marse Among the articles Of their
extensive stock, may be found Lhe following:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30

And further notice i hereby given that forbid any
am al persons irm OuyiHv removing anv cad ar
Other or's tr, m he above described without my
written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSMITH, 4gsat
Dods5ville, Iowa CO., IS f., sep q, isl7 ST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30

Sycamore De Kalb co. H., Oct II, 1919.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10

CREAF FOOT RACE FOR the CHAMPIONS BsLr.
~ Open TO all Ameriea foot race Of one quarter Of
day march s0th, 1881, Parties wishing 10 en- ssr Tor Ana
above must attend ~ Mr. SMITHS Columbi. Mouse
OF Concord snd Pearl street. Brooklyn on Fidsy
evening next At Sf O'clock, when the entries viii BE-
made. Enrsnoeeo two dollars The bolt will be equal Ia
the one lately run tor In England. j. SMiTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
liz Il MOVAIs,

II sGoVAL FROM 50 BROADWAY TO33 BRoADwA
oshrpen,er hlth year in New York. ,he first and we'll
rnoSn from Paris Lowest prco for shirt
msteria and work. 81 rs pr shirt; and 0 ohaen ge 70
trem 81 70 hAd ppNaEd, -" w. -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
1ALES ny AUCTIOus

A uCTIoN NoTIcE.-Taos. BELL, AucTroNZE1-
IA H. ". Bush-Tbs day In oontinu alton st the
ton rooms No. 10 Nors, lillian street viii be naei
closed the sale ola kerchant Taors s.ook snd
CLOTHS Casere Yestings Hosiery and Fancy aoods.
Also lC0 boxes superior begars, Liquors, No.
lARDwARR SALE JOHN D. VAN ANTWERP.
TX Auctioneer will sell this day st ten o'clock ~ No
ce9sr street large and extensive assortment OF Hstd
ware, &c. Also, hno English Guns and Pissos. Ds
anyed Goods Razor Uones Also part Of the stoox
dealer For particulars Journal Of Commerce. CAtl
logues ready.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF vALuABL. REAL ESTATE
Z Anthony J. Bltcok will sell a. auction on Weines
dav February IL at II o'clock ri the Morchants Exchanye
four desirable three story brck houses an Lots an the
eide ofFJ fifth street. between Sixth and seventh
avenues, enth eleventh, twelfth and shirs,,nsh
houses from the Of Seventh and SroaiHsy
Each houss la we'll calculated foe gen teel fsmy Also
e four story brick House and Lot the eass
side Of Ninth Broadwsy sud avon 1.-Two feet
south Sixty fifth street The house flashed in elegant
STYLE with all tho modern improvements. Also six Build
street above property be hal ~ the auo-
ton room, Brosd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
VALENTINES.

es>r.>,,-N--n>-~,-,->se
VALENTINEs--D YoU INTEND BUYING 4 VA
entine II ya1 call and examine the choice stock Of
ire american Valentine CompMH" 81 6ssssI ssEeeA,
tertYc tndu agoGegdt o. ssy Ia Now York Prices from
ono cent 70 hun6rd dcaige each The anes Yalntnes
fareuly pu8 ta5 thQy may DO 1ens With injury,
g tny pars d The country new syle Of hhographio
cotncJo A. dr sud atty cents pr gros5 The 40,
ve r0til purchasers agSiuyitsd 10 o, "Auorcan
YaltEtins CtuTany," II. fRERE s. 4. EELLEW,
Agents, ~ Nassau attsos, n. X.
CT yArENrIEE's DAYIs DESIGNATED by PARTIES
~ Who do bnow thn metnng Of the ensuing aanvcr
tarv end tho youthful LOSE sht Of oudeavofag .
produce getbrcad piece Of ppr. ~ d1gus axe all
original and have eye 20 tho ref meaning Of CupaA
cation BlGGAR at tho oelebratst valentine empoyiua,
ca Canal street. nearly opposite Mercer aroeb near DsoAd
Way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10

LNLORA'S FE5TIVAL. TuB AUB3CRIBR2s VIII,
awe this pular fsrewe cantsta the ags IL
Wednesday and THURSDAY ths lith and 2th by choir
about thousand singers The TsberIscla will
beautifully Decorated with trees eyergreehs aowers
No giving tho whole Of taat part Of ths sssry OesGpet
tho appearance Of mnisture fores
tho fairies snge tickets 80 cents each ticket simttir.
three persons x1for sale ~ the usual muss stores
Broadway, and AZ the door. WI u BRADBuRY,
r.. G BRADBURY.
OLYMPIC THEATRE BROADWAY, TO LET.-APPLy
~ ~ the Boa Once of Burton % Theatre.
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BOARDING AsD LODoTna.

RoARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOaNODAIE
- two or ihree gentlemen with tuli partial board One
room neatly urniehed ,he third
floor Terms reasonable. References exehanged. Apply az
l22 sullivan strees.