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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18


 Among the naEeions discoveries Scieacs has Aade in this gensIasion tS facilitate the busi asss of Ife-insrsase iss enjoy Reas. and even prslong the te1E of kuCsanexissenre. none can be named q rasrs real vaEue sa mankind than this eentrTssfIua sf ChenistEy to Ike Healing Art. A East triai sf ifs yITtaes thFszghssf ihis broad cosairy, has Prsren heyona dsuht, ftai ns msdIsins 0r ssnhinatisn sf medicines set known, ,eaH = ssrsly eonlssl and cure the pamsrsas varieties Of PulmnnsEy dise2ss which have hitherto swept ffsm cur ziSst thossands a4e lheqsan4s every year. Isdeed, tbsre is NsR ahasdans reason ts kslieys Remedy has at lsagth besa faund which can bs relied sn sa care the mest dAngsrsas affections ei the lsngs. Oar space here will not permit Us to PabIish any prspsrtiaD of tAs cures affected by ifs uss. sut we wsald Prss-ss the following sPisisns sf eminent men, aad refer further ia Apiry fo the circslar which the Ageat below aamsd. will always bs pleased ts farnish free, whsfein are fall particulars aad indispuiable Hsesf ofthass facts.
 "a
 celebrated PRogEssoR HircHcocK
 James c. Aver Sir !: have used your CHERRY PECTORAL in my own case of Aeep.seatea BLonehiiis, and an saiishsd from lfs chemical constitution that Il is an admira, keetmpound for the relief uf laryngial and ~ronchial difficulties. If my opinion as to its superior character csn be of any service. Won aEe Al liberty te use il ss you think proper.
 EDWARD HITCHCOCK. L L D.
 From tie widely celebrated eRoYEssoR SiLLIMAE, M D, u D, Professor
 of Chemistry ,Minsralogy. &c., Yale
 CSllege, Member oi the Lit. Hist.
 Med. Phil. and Scientific Socie.
 &ies at America and Europe.
 . deem tue Cherry Pectoral an aiHairable composition from some of the best articles in 4ke Materia Medica, and a very eff. ciiye Seuaes ytnE iAe class of diseases it is intended 60 cufs,a
 } New Haven. Ct. Nov ls49,
 MAJOR PATTISON.P President efths sc &fnate siates he has used the Cherry Pecto. Fal with wonderful suocess. to cure an infiam. nation of the lungs.
 From one 1.-the first rhysicians in Maine.
 Saco. Me, Apr,l 2eth. ls49. nf.J. 2. Ayer. lowell. Dear Sis; l an Nag rfa ctices and prefer it to any other medi- zine tos pulmonary complaints From obser. &ation ei many seyereoases. an convinced 3t vii, cure coughs. colds, and diseases of the .langs tAat aEspatte defiance all ether reme> dies. ,a@.s f.
 [ flasariably recommend it's use in cases, ol consumption. and consider 1t much the best tsmsdg known tor that disease. 3fsa
 Respeeifslly yours. aSss 5 1e l, 6. CUeHMAN, M D. VI eJe PrepaEed and sold by JAMES Q AYER 1a 8etcal Chemists Lowell, Mass. s1 sei old m Litch6eld by pr. J c BEcxwlrH, saMa:Dy psagglsis everywhere. i. 3m32.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18
COasee Sgaa0 See.

GOWGG G&z8GG sec.
 FRAE subscriber gives notice that he continues the BLACKSMITHINf3 basiness in North street, near Carringtons 6 Fsandry. Ox Shoeing attended to-he ha. viag fitted up frame in a good and conve> hiea' place for that purpose. Horse Shoe> ing and other Blacksmith work doao as usual. CoME AND SEE.
 ss 3 JONATHAN E. FULLER.
 Litch6eld, Dec. 9th. 1851. Sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18
Hotel Property for Sale.

TpHE stock and fixtures togetherwith q
 A three years lease of that we'll known and valuable Tavern Stand. situated in ,he Iron Works. Brookfeld. Conn. The stock consists offnrniture, horses, carriages goods in the store attached &c. Fot particulars enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
 Brookfeld Feb 1852 Ave
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18

Tho Morning TraEn down, and leave on arrlvaI Q, the 1925 A. N. Train from Bridgeport.
 McNeil's Stage from Watertown will ccn> meet with the 30 A. M. Train from Waterbu ", and 1925 A. N. Train from Bridgeport. daiiy; and on Saturdays with the 5.25 P. M Train from Bridgeport. Fenn's Stage from Litchfeld will connect with the Passenger Train at Litch6eldStation,
 Freight will be Way-billed from each Sla> ton fnr New Ya,k, New Haven and Bridge port. PHILO HURD, Superintendent.
 Rridsepert, Oct. 10th, 1851 a4
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18

XII Doz. hand. panneIl. rip and h.ck 1SlO Saws, of Butchers. Spear < JacksOn ana Rockets, at wholsale and retail by
 HOLCOMB 6 LYoN. 6 Water street, Bridgeport,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18

LlTCHITlELD Matual Fire Insurance Company. VNHIS Company has been in operation \ eighteen years ending July 7th, 1851, and has insured property to the amount oI The whole amount of cash premi. time,is l5,5sO67 Tointerest received on loans, l,246 g
 s.. l6,s2e 9I The whole amt of Losses which have been paid is l,4l5 32 Toexpenses paid to Ag'ts, Plates, &c. 3,2s4 ls--I4,6 ,69s 50 To cash in hand of Treasurer sa, ,l27 Al Add to the above the charged premi- um, which can be collected Il req'r'd. l5.ss0 6s Present capital or funds of the Go. l7.7Os 90 During the time the company has been in op- era non, there has not been any assessment made on the members of the Company, and the ex- pense of Insurng in this Corcpa ny, we afe con ident, IS less than in any other COmpany-be- ing only to 10 cents on the SlOO per annum for detached dwellings.
 Officers or Ebe Company. JOSL4H G. BECKWITH, President,
 OLIVER GOODWIN. Treasurer
 JaSOW WHI1LVG, Secretarv.
 Directors. 1i jAsoS S SeWHMff WfiHTiSG 5. 6. eMTMFf .WaiTfLEsEY OLIVER GOODWIN DAVID c. SANFORD G.C. WOODRUFF. ROBBINS BAYFIELD,,
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE. Agents fOg the COssa2Exsa u Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington, David C. sanford. New Milford, Rufus Fu;ler, Ir. Kent.
 Richard Smith. Sharon, .. Frederick kellogg, Cornwall, Joseph l. Gayiorl. Gsshen,
 Wm M Burrall ,Canaan,
 Donald J. Warner. Salisbury, John Dewell, NorieiK' Roger H Mills. New Hartford, George D. Wadhams. Torrington, LewisSmith. Harwinton, John c. Amber, Bethlem, Leman w Cutler, Watertown, John Abernethy, Woodbury, David c. Whiulesy, New Preston, Edwin Tallmadpe, Plymouth. Geors DeForest. Wondbury. John Hinsdale, Winsied.
 J~hR N. Hall, New Canaan. Persons wishing to get their Buildings Insure can apply to either efthe Agents,orto the Sec rstagy.
 ]. c. BECKwITH. President.
 JASON WHITING. Secretry
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING PLASTER,

universally acknowledged to be the best plaster
 known. This Plaster iscomposed of quite number ofyegetabe ubsanees peculiarly compounded There never has been and s not at present le better plaster made for the various purposes for which pasters used. It has superior for removing PAIN, INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS, RHEU- MATISM, WEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, BACK,
 BREAST, STOMACH, &c.,
 and when used In LIVER AND PULMONARY DISEASES will prove very beneficial those suffering with such pluiRts,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18
A Kline of Stages

From oodbury, South SsSM -A bury, Soulhiord and Ox- sSS 9Es4 frld, andwill connect II eYcZ-S2 &s &sazks=lsszsw ks=sssz Humphreysviile, with
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18

For further information regarding these valuable Medi cnes sec Pamphlet be had the agents where testimony from highest quarters will be found among which aro letters from
 HON. MARSHALL F. WILDER, Boston, Mass HON. JAMES c. CHURCHILL Portland, Me. ENOCH PATTERSON, EsQ- Boston, Maea CAPT. CHAS. H. COLE, Rindee, N. H, late oE NsV EPHRHiM MURDOCH. JR, Esq, winchendoH, Mas. IRA RUSSELL. ": D. Winchendon; Mass N NKINGSBURY, NJ D., Temple, N. H.
 r. DARWIN ABEL. M. D., Kindge, N. H. , GEO. JEWETT, M. D, Templeton, Mass. REV. A. ". BURNHAM, Rindge, N. H..
 REV. RUFUS TILTON, reterboro, N: H. CALEB s. CARTER Eso, Portland Me: GEO W. McLELLAN, Eso. Deputy Collector, Custe@ WILLIAM NICHOLS, Ese, Townsend, Mass. For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, al
 Principal Office, ScOllay's Build-
 ing, Fremont Row, Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18

AGETS.
 A. c. SMITH. Litch6eld, Enos Alvoro. Hitchcocssville, Warren S Newton Mfg Co. N atertown. A. Miles & Son. West Goshen, T N Noble, Harwinton. J Rey- polds. Bridgewater, Frederick Boardman. New Milford. $ Merwin. Gaylord's Bridge. Samuel E Cone, Kent Plain. E Skif. Corn wall, Harrison lS GoodseIl, Cornwall Bridge, George w Chaffee, Ellsworth, George H. Chase, Sharon, Watson & Smith, do. Gard ner & Sanford. West Cornwall. Baldsr < Miner, Falls Village, G Humphrey. Cana an, Pierce & Adam, East Canaan, Law. renee &5 Stevens, Norfolk, R Rockwell. Colebrook. c Allen, West Winsted. l. G Curtiss, Winsted. Alvord & Brot rs, Vol. cottvilfe, q P Allen & Co.,, Woodbury Minor & Allen. Hotchkissville. ILL Church, Washington, w F Carpenter, South Farms Pickett & Turrell South Farms E N Ran som. Barkhamsied. O Austin. New Hart ford. Anthony Baker. Bakerville. P w No ble. Harwinton. $ Thomas, Jr., Plymouth Hollow, E Talmadge, Plymouth, P. II Skidmore. Bethem, and by Agents in al, most every town and village in New Eng. land. and ny dealers in medicine generally in other States. afr
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-18
Bounty Lands.

ssA ;ns,eW oe%p.
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~ mecnuhicsl SOcicty Lectures, i - -.
hechanics' Hall, AZ Broadway on MONDAYS, at u
O'Clock, First Course;
December 6-E. ?. Whippe, Esq Heroism.
December l3Rcv Ssml. OsgoOd. The Poetry of Mechtn-
mn, or the Future Of the Useful Arts
December 2O-Prof x. o. Doremus. Chemistry, with
periments.
pcrmCnts.
January 3-Rey. Thomas Starr King. Mountains and
their Meaning
January iO~R Rev r II. Chaplin. John Hanpden, or the
Progress of Popular Liberty.
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my wife. MARGARET LY-
fost ano fonn6.

$40 RD. PIES. . Lo = 5s.1
bv .n ,Red LAdy Of hzted means IN yoIns from
sthst near Broadway. stage, 70 corner Of rs and
ftsy and short wAlk 10 the latter street Ie above
VII k pad ieI as resgYciJ a. No. JIG Ehs-
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DOARD in Observation-Disclosures

~ men ard their Wives also single Gentencn. can -
-connodsted with Board Il No Asorplsce. Nas rear
South 5th. within I've MINUTES walk OF the ferry
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Just Pubished quarto Prioe 81, post free.
FOSTER DOUBLE ENTRY ELCCIDA-

= " 1 lfOI iii~is t@-f j II 4 In |N-'F-A
1 TED 1 simple rational scientific exposition OF me
principles End practice Of BooL-kepins For safe a. the
Authors CLASS ROOMS. No. SCI Broadway.
Pom I0e L0lIol ilnes-
OF NJ Fo-s- . hook tecrur b. irLng o. eirl@ no
acacu'a'-f r1. NIB - 1 Co. rron 1r1 in com
v;hcirn-s- rer.pu;y ihe ra.s 1aa. oopre, H.
and Illustrated hv 20 t'f' any
@rten an - ahe 20 1lf,rei 1rf - ~
hoseves eop To- 70 Keep ls 79a o. - eng ofe
n0ets -lacfor~ mrrn-r.
Fr.m To- Iondou Jozrr,i 90 corlre-re
Ih hack t-erns ke n he ~ Be- erni Jf
not ces NJ. fo~er elhtts ase fmanni q prar tpr
trd rle of counting hore esifsnes 5at 40 ~
edncffed mini urfh Tie er q1fff ma
be- I'm 10 sntody As arguments WITH eesne - '-H f" p
Prom Tie Loaioa Monthly Reyieu.
Mr Fo-fers deerv-- iad VT Obtain Ia tfraaEa -
thc cisco We e- nlisnd o. Us ne It ai ~ pr
,nd useful r1k e Fe,i TT ha ever u'diF 'nr e al
F-or Ths Eap,..' Glariz--
n The .rp of fhsi hch has htheo been ten ~
de-t-ratuH rod ~ VI fosier he nd o.
lsie. H. CLAN o rfu,ton vii f tand very sreat improve
na-l .1LndsuLY -aVcrs of originality
FIRM The Lrudou -eruael
Nf 20 o. hs farrfv ellttiei tle ene tht Wy tn
Or 10y Of Common con- md r'and he -yn We ',y yi
~ TO- Do eTiT ipt shch f'1 ti-sce o' 10y
youfF u dd fr onergal p1r.n = not n md We
arc ,eftan toe boa -'r-o' te /. no ir4ly hanis'
fron The Lonicn Fconounst
To fh cok t-pug amt - Earned eVe7' m ooin.s
hou.e absurd Geography b. ea-ni cr2'
y ting vh would have knoefzr nor
at-cncny eyc.rf b. Pie star. II .. a o. say hat
B., .sf +-i srT farg .ho-r PERFECTION Hook kc-ns fr,
bio ew thing human, BE- arss Of tat lte wors torr - =
For sale above:
Fosters Pcncled Copy Books, Y Nos.........sO uot
Fosters Peunanshp llust afed ~
FcrtI's C0uuff House On
Fosters CLERKS Guide Or Merchant. Manu-. ~
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~ two Gentlemen with their Wives. or Few sinSc OeA-
tenen can b. accommodated " N reons tansned OF IN
furnished with e or rarrisl Board IN desirable ocanon
where tgt fw hoar6e-s VIII he received Apply AZ NJ =
IOrlpkir s-p.ace
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TTHE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN

II ART containing series Of authentic rSh,Inss "
the most celebrated artists in chronological oasI, .o
Guido de Sicupe (AD l22l) down TO Horace Ne'neS ~
open for exhibition the Society Library Rooms ros
SAN. to PM, and :! 70 8. 2 M. AdmExoon y cen"
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M -EIRST.CLASs GROCERY
Dcar0 am Rooms.

A FRONT PARLOR and one or two Bed
~ rooms ~ private frs, class House 20 Gsat.cman
and Wife single gentlemen can b. obta'd IN taIl
orpagus board by appyinsM NJ a Ws''1'd''- between
I'll AID 9Th avs.
A PLEASANT ROOM to LET-Ina first
~ clsss hous wth al tie modern improvements forono
or snsi, Oenteinen Br,sktst provided private
taLleif d,arel App'y 4tNo. % West 5st, near s-ly
A SMALL FAMILY, without small children,
~ desire 20 Der. with part a- Rol,d e'sinl h?oa
Gentlemen. inquire az No 30 Nesf <'iHst 4l9s pnsA-
ceprouabe references gwen and required
A STOR.PLACE HOTEL, Nos 735 and 735
~ Broad way. opposite As'orp.aee.-pers1us delirogs
OF Boa Tor lie w.er vii find good selection o.
II this Hotel, Oh the ags,, tecond W ritd noors-
DOARD-A Gentleman and his VIE or TAO
Lt single Gentlemen can BE- accom- odzEed VITA band
front Rooms tie sccond Boo :, NO n Last
Broat"ay
DOARDlNG-PIeasant roou' with bOard,
I'D cen he hadst No lac East 3ro iTay References *
changed.
DOARD-Can be obtained Ia large com
modou house iFon = - 70 - s. per week At no iv'
fU.toust.
DOARD.-A Gentleman and his vile, or one
~ or two s.nsle Gentlemen can ind Lauasone iGrni,n-
81 ms n No III East 7thst Tina hoass furnished
viii bs,is, hot alr zas, &C
DOAPD. with pleasant rooms. can be ha1 az
DNos p snt a Fat zads'- near ith a. The ho-ses
have IL modern lmrrcye l1en-s
BOARD tor FAMILIES-AJ No. l54 last
ID l3th-st. Eesrs-nc ex- angsd
BOARDING -Pleasan, Rooms, with Board.
~ furnished or uuf.rnls1ed with Eas bath Sc IA
frs.-cl.s Hclre-AO 81 WeW il-a-st- Reisssrse' eA'
changed
DOARD-A pleasant front ParlOr aud Bed
Droom second hoOr can be o1s-aec ~ No - see3ha-
HTna- ia = -
Inproye gneuts ssZss pas the door.
BOARD can be Obtained al No. y S,uyye-
I'D ssn,st, between sth and ioth-ss keisrsA'e' *
charged
BOARDING Large pleasant rooms 20 ler 70
ID G.utierneu and tee, Wives nd nnxs Genrlemes,
nth mi OF partial Board p he elegant aals'n No 70
Oro,est References required
DOARD-Wth Furnished Rooms in private
ID fsIy meals se-ved IN roOlns hs1tsa ne Par
Ion on ne tn, soor would rsa ;he Roozs w.,hJgt
hoard. Apply AZ No "a 4h-aV
BOARDING A neatly furnished Bedroom
IL 20 er with breakfast and and dinner SUNDAY 70
respec;sbe GenfleNn, " private kInty where IL may
e. o the comforts Of home For pscuars please call or
address A. l. D. No IS North AOOre-st-
DOARDING-At No 213 East Broadway
I'D ace hack Parlcr irst aOor suitable for Gen
tlsren and Wife also az A:sic Bedroom foe single per-
lon Terms moderate 20 thee who would wish 20 be per-
asEent- Immediate application desired.
BOARD near GRAMERCY-PARK and
ID UNION-sQUARE.-tood Board, with excellent &C.
esmodstoas be obtained AZ No 25 4hav foar door
above fhst SIDE The situation very pleasant and
% business and stages are constantly
psssrg the door Respectable references gwen
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IS- The ENtraordinary Price OF ttay ana
other Fodder should induce all who have stock 10 iced ~
look at the Farmcg's Friend" and improved Feed
Gutter manufactured by SEELN CO. conner SCUM Ian
sung and Ouaysts Albany. They for sale IN thus CITY
by RIA y POLLOCK, corner Of Courtlandt aud Green
witch SITS For cutting Corn Stalks Hay Straw, &c they
cannot be surpassed Farmers would DO well to see TINS
imyroN ed cutter.
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GtEN REWARD-L0ST, a gold Anchor
y u Lever or Lepine W ATCH. made BY Dichens
Pcvrot Co. in Geneva No 81 loS The above reward
win be rsl 10 whoever returns ire sane %
MOTT BROTHERS. No. NsSsau-st.
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Wants.

As PLAIN Cook, Washer and lr0ner. aud e
N do general hoasegork by respectable youns Nonei
IN private family Has good reference Apply az No ,
West lSthst Can b seen for three days
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~ EInIgrnnt IntcIIiscnce once and Labor Dor

~ Domestic ECONOMY AT FnuIt.-No ino1hej
hud der her chdreus ettalle perfectly arranged
FLUID for the Ha and the teoeoona Tor sn0oIr1s SHS
rnicss il GAMES supply Of the wellknOwp HYPERION
beautfyug the complexion The former IS the most APP
proved heauifer and the latter the best protector
changes Sold by WILLIAM BOGLE, No. ~ Washing
tOn-st. =. ..- Nh
ton Clark Co. No rs and Rice Smith, No. II Broad
way; Cary Co No 2t5 Pearlst. and by Druggists and
Perfumsrs ihroug hout the would
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NEW ANNUAL for CHILDREN for iso 81

n The CHILDRENS ANNI ,fIt lG' IL go colon. bound
n - 80 sc,rist eoth with SILVER and az an s'Al
sioes--VeTy h'n'soi"'' -" SAMUEL RAlNOR
Pah shsr Ne. e Bowery.
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THE sEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUN
THE SEW-YORK Tribune

Ia pubh1ed on the departure Of each Mail Steamer
Liverpool Price .. cents copy, OF - yeaI, 70 y pa
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DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA-
ID I'm and the HOLY LAND viii open On MONDAY
F\ENING, Dec. 49, al the new and spacious
GEORAMA
IN Proodv,v adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel, and con-
TIME every evening Painted rom authentic Drawings
made VI on the spot by Mr. LANYARD dunns an extensive
tour Undertaken expressly for the works. Nj r. VIII ct
plain the Paintings personally Picture moves % y. ana on
Ne6nesdsv and Saturday afternoons al . O'Clock.
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1rAIIrARLE WATER POWER-ROLL.

a ALI All4II W y iNh 4 Wv A4h.--lNVl4A4-
ING and WIRE MILLS tor SALE--ihe Rolling
MIL Wire Mills ana Water Power, known the Oregon
Mills for sale The1 situated bout SO niles nom feeks
Kali Westchessr County The consist as oAo"s; %,
A Ro Ing Mill lnu BY 50 feet OF !Ols
Of guide rolls 20 finish TO inch and and snare
rods hsa ing furnace pudding furnace and turning D. ne
with ali the necessary hNur, and PIGMENTS The miii
which cCnceocd 10 Oo unsurpassed ~ any IN the county,
has nun about five wears aud IN good order The yhce
is = et diameter by - et face, with sufficient power 10
AuecIrd 10 rhe Mil are dvel in,-houos co. workulcn
slore-hCuscs csgpt Uter shop, auo blacksmith shop
4 Wire Mil, 30 hy g. three stories fg1 wth eiE blocks
Tor wire, completely furnished va anneAms cen-
ing and blacksmith shops. wheel % feet IN dltnei r.
S,ccud Vine llIl for tine var. with twenty ~ blocks
and necesstiy fixtures.
Mn nov uspd and under lease q, tobacco hciorS.
1hloe uncccup.ed v awr Powsss with atl varying rom
nc to 50 t,et; or thom .raOle -its tur ltniT
MIL They within one Luuard rods % each Other qua
Tis powers are particulry presented to the acn-
ofmrsag uIrs or accoant - tln rai NJ p y Oh Va
Besides tir iecsakh Crock fhey conniui te le. OF
HOrtous Pond. which iti aD0sC them, ala 81 which ne
propretols have the conto Thus poud has ga area Over
lCo 8cro with average depth OF - FEET t only outlet
and the lend adjoining owned BY the propriet0.s.
There are ic0 rcres OF Land with dven louses barn,
stable accommodation tOr twenty horses ami mil
rs-r n. outlet Cartagr and toa P,ess Landing
b. contracted Tor 81 cents plr tan. The properly D be
sold IN parcels suit purchnserS
tiopIorc 10 II. JOsFPH STRANC pr,Sskil Post Od,e,
on the premises or to EDWARD =. BlBBl, Kmgs0ridse
WANTED to SELI-A valuable improve
w uert IN plows. generally considered the only Inn.
provemeut since iron pows were invented u VII be sod
MAYHER Co No ~ Nates-st
dkO 600 -FIRSTCLASS GROCERY
RE.OUU. STORE IN the UPPER PART of the
CITY For sale the lease good Will aud all the app IA
b. ng 70 rscaas Grocery no" "a l;ii'e piA-
ness Tie ayeragr SAFES tue last four 'ci have
,orufe1 u $50 100 yearly prime pay with most respect
Chi. families which be much enlarged as tie neshbor-
s,,cs.fl l.rsss With "A rodera,t csutil ivan seldom
offer. Address o p Grocer, Tribune oAiee
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CRANK FREEMAN BARBER SHOP

Il CHARLES SCRIBNER publishes this day-
FRANZ FREEMAN'S BARBER SHOP; Tale FOR
the South snd North by Rev. b r. Hail. author OF some
H., for Exer~hosv~ New Purchase &C. lvol. l2no
This work while 1t sdvocses the cause o. the African
would do Justice 70 the South IL would awaken sympathy
but not excite wrath turn pity Tor the Nc>o ING ven
- gsi,'st the Wlites nor uculcsie under lie
rSf,pe of ove and freedom t would have love a. tne
work of hate The work no defense o. slavery D-l
ouslzs aud direct other motors 10 frfsfs me
ofthe North 10 the lex tionis The winter ="
~ - 5csrbes and zeal persons ln-roducea unaer
new names % that the work while . VIII e's the N eI
-, ~ fcou Is rot ONLY 20 Ike brit - many Oh III
-. I'd rharac,e-s 4 frUf lu faCt.
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npo,pwAy THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL,

DROABWAY THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL
ID Sole Lessee.-THIS EVENING, Dec. :, Will 30 per
formed for the fTst time -, .yr
TloroA NJ Conway Anne Blake. Mrs Mowan
LlAnisian. Nj Blend Lady rlpging'on Mrs-' efn'n
THE WOMAN ADORE: :,
P,aSins,on ,es DsviSse Mrs Gen Smiler Ms vernon
Doors open al q commence at Boxes and e.
Family and Upper Circles &c. Private BOXES - sN "
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60 tDbom il man Conccrn.

WANT MY COUNTRYJlEN or others
70 on nc u orc Of t5e nob.est best most *
asve ans - er-eH.ve op>rotion Vel si0cA,a
wth variety and .ry humber 81 D.. anlHlcs ffjln
l.se and rspidv .ncreasrr k4iO.d % SeTi Ok ran.
iuss OF the 6ordsr $1,000 $1,000 VII give pr,at
ID. c.rre EN6LISHdAS.
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NEW VOLUME of APPLETON's POPU-


Books For IhlIdFfn .
THE IL LII SERIES. II kinds. III
i tended Tor small Children
1.-THE COLEMAN SERIES, 6 kinds, l8fn0.
UI-ALDEN SERIES, 6 kinds, l6mo of sqgaTe
The above Series Of Juveniles compTs ng - b. - are
al GOT M n good STYLE with numerous engravnsA aud
bound m beautiful scarlet cloth and sold AZ very low prices
SAMUEL RAYNOR Publisher. No. rs BoweTy-
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NATRIMONLM.-A young Man Of %

NATRIMONIAL.-A Young Man 81 .,
vi len Auercsnl folA Of social ari domsSlc elj'.
tneu. al stesv hats s.rct -O-s AMI u preposses
srpearance DESTROYS " forming Tie 2clu-llencs o. some
respectable ard us yOuag Lazy or ico bet"een
one with tie ab0ve requisite proyced Icy 'a2 40 e
mutually aft.ehed) 40 void wish 70 make ni- ie .td
YOU'D epdeavus 70 prove al th1s I'd md -1-csoai7
Lu.bsud shcr4 A the Advertiser ssrIs-y scere lie
hops ;ha. tcf VIA equally 40 WI rePy . tA
suen al ps-sse add-r. " c. Tu5ulo OF e. STATING
Hh-a and where Al nr-rglep ts had. which 81 =
.tccty eoltdentisi
WHERE'S my wife, MARGARET LII
w Ola HURLEY. has len ny bed AID hoard without
prrvoesfiou hereby orbd al persons us NJ % n-ESor
M her On n vii pay no eso,s o. ne5 s'n
grsctLz-Dec- ., 49, a " At SoON'
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no pHYSICLANS and DRUGGISTs.-FOr

Il sale an established Drug Store, together with tho
Practice Of lsO Public usiirtous The above store -
stuayei in the most thriving part OF NewYork City, and
affords desirable opportunity Physician about
commencing practice IN the city. Tss proprietor Phys
can being about lea, the CITY viii sell the above
sorably Address MEDICUS Tribune Office, Tor further
particulars
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mo ROOksFLLERS and COUNTRY MtR'

49, ~ -. ard attractive assortment Of An
.N,, GIN Books AID Juveniles, adapted - '--
hoAesE Season = mo c RIKER. No. les Fuiion s;