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HARRES, HALE, = SO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. 20l Mar
ket Street one door above Fifth, north side,
Philadelphia.
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In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Med
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BRADY,S H0TEL.

JAMES Russell. ABNER FOX.
russell * FOX,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS and SHOES, No Z North Fourth St,
-Four doors above Market, second story,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW STORE AT THE OLD STAND! ,!

Summit, March II, 1852
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Me0ital.

Prom 1ne boetoh (hrouoyp-.
CONSUMPTION prevails as matters are,
~ and picks of the best and pretiest Of in prime
In this Of things must do the best can pece
and patch up the web OF he with journeys, voyages And
medicines. Of all the medicines know Of Dr. WIS
TAk'S Bssam OF Wild Cherry ls what we hrst recon-
mend We have in Office living proof OF It's efficacy,
who bat for would have been beneath the sod ong
The inventor Of this medicine Dr. WISTAR man OF
science of humanity and undoubtedly prepared the remedy
in m beet FORM and the public may rely up0n MI FOWLE
for the genuine article.
TO FAMILIES.
From the great usefulness of this medicine the proprietor
would specially omneud general faniy medicine
and sdyise every fmy keep constantly by them as II
viii emily be found much superior 20 the Cough Mixtures
common but likewise much more sale for either
children adults.
IL not only from regular physlcsn but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for which Il 10
recommended IL IL not my intention, therefore, stner 70
cloak IL in mystery IN any way deceive the pubic oy
oyerrlpg the contrary, shall amply en-
desvor brief statement OF lis usefulness and Halter
myself that its surprising efficacy will enable me 70 furnish
proofs of virtues, will satisfy th4 moa nerednloua
that consumption may and can b. cured this medicine
be rtsorted 10 II time. .
Be careful and get the genuine DR. WlSrARS balslm Of
AGdre,s all orders 10 SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mas
For sale, AZ wholesale retail by A b. " sanda
General Agents No 100 Fultou-st.i Thomas Maxwell
No 81 WillIanl-st.; John hhau, lS5 Broadway Astor
and Irving House Drug Stores, and No ITO Broadway
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The R,eHr KIND OF suppERs.-As the pow

The RIGHT KIND OF SUPPERs-As the pow
ers Of the stomach always actively employed in the
digestion Of content full hearty suppers or even
meat or strong drink, unfsyorabe 10 quiet and sal
utAry rest they occasion turbid distsnsion OF the
stomach, which impedes respiration, and producesa
ditresSng and feyerish feeling Besides when the Doy
IL in an incumbent posture and the stomach Oh endeI
with slmeL they apt 70 press on the great olood'
vessels Whereby TOO much blood may De thrown
on the brain: q consequence likely 20 supernddce
headache and spopexy Dr. hitchiners ooique
recommendation OF sod suppers 20 those 10 whom habit
has made them indispensable, must therefore be re-
ceived with caution To those VINO cannot, according
% tie same ingenious gcntenans humorous expression,
"uut on their nightcsps without trst bnblng their
steusehs 10 good behavior" must prescribe an
esg lightly boiled, and piece Of dry toast, with
email quantity Of white wine negls which will often
secure a tranquil night, which would otherwise be
raised with restlessness Or 10 perfom so disposed
DR. Ktchiners prescription Of biscuit, or sandwich,
or BIZ Of fowl and glass Of beer or wine or toast
srd water, may be safely allowed. Ripe fruit sso,
when in season, particularly the small stoned,
Yan raspberTes awberres eaten with ue stale
bread sslutsry il Goods and the heats and
erudities Of former Indigestion. Good beef tea with
piece Of eighty toasted bread is neither unpalstsble
unvholesorne supper And the same may be said
oroasted potatoes with plenty Of butter and salt Many
people Of opinion, that supper Of water cruel Ia
wholesome; snd in this opinion they not incorrect
provided IL not taken too frequently and is properly
nsde-thst y, mixed with molasses or milk, boiled
wnh few eurrsnfs and not too thick.
The Oracle Of Health
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the

~ spphsisn the Mayor Aldermen Aad Of City
New Yort relative the OPENING of ONE HUNDRED and
NV EN1i 1HIRDSTREET from the Third the
the easiery oil Mount Morns square M
Ware OF sad Cdyrubho Douse hereby the Mayor Al
dermen and Conmonay OF the City OF New Yok
such de the Mayor Adermeu
and ConHonay the CITY of New Yok intend make arpcaos
the Spfeme Court thu New spel
the ss Court he he'd the City Hall CITY OF New York
Fsy the fh day Of NveHbc.. S5! the Of the
Court III day el heard for
the appointment Comm EmAie AMI Ae
above emitted that the snd improve
hereby intend -. the OPENING ONE HuNDR
NENTl THIRD STREET, from the Third the
eastcry Mount Twelfth
Ward Of said cry sid the said
and By Of OF the legislature Of the People OF the State
entitled An Act relative 10 Improvements ouchng the laying
and Road the OF New York and other
passe ed prl lso7-Daied New York October 1854
or tn9 HENRY Y DAVIES. Counsel 10 the Cooperation
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL-

ROAD.-WISTER ARRAsGEMESr.-NOvernbe l, $50
Trains out Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special
ct ard ll{ A. M and P NJ, through 70 New Haven
Atslo A NJ and u z. NJ, fol Port Chester.
The ~ A. NJ rms in connection with trGn nom new
Haven Hsrtord md Springfield and with train over the
CANA Road. .
EIrRrss TRAIN. al A N. and 81 VI for New Haven
Hartford Springneo Worcester aud Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads These trsiss connect at
New Haven with trains Of the London Road. 20 New
London Norwich. stonngton and Providence.
The A. NJ, stops at stamford and bridgeport, CON
Meeting with Housatonic and NauSetuek Railrosds a.
Bridgeport The 81 P NJ, stops Stamford Sorwak and
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Danbury Railroad .t Norwak
and with HousstOne and Ssnaauci Railroads a
Trains into Newly oTk-Aecommodation and spceia-
s.. and 9S5 A. NJ, and 40 p. NJ through fron New
Haven
AT s. A NJ and 345 P NJ from Port Chester. i,
The SS5 A NJ receives passengers from spTn<ne!a ans
Hartford, NewLondon and Canal Railroads AZ New syen
The &t r NJ receives from Hartford and oPrn
fele and Northern Railroads. .
ExRKEss TRAINS leave New-HAv o. Er1va Of trans
from Boston II and $50 p. NJ, lstcprns bndse Por
Norw Ak and Stamford y leevL9 Boston a. A NJ and
s, NJ Trains Of the New London Rood run IN eoaneo-
ton.
See srse bill OF advancement q, he station Hs1se and
principal hotels. GEO. w WHISTLER, Jr, saPt
Ne~-Haven, November, 1852
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How 70 ENJOY A HoLDAr.-As you close

How TO ENJOY HOLIDAY.--As you close
the door of your house leave all thoughts Of business
behind YOU Never mind about The biil-that appoint
mentor that caddy you have left open-or thst
kew ip the cellaret-but surrender yourseif uncon-
donally 20 the though Of the days enjoyment before
you Be at peace with all men, and with all things but
more especially with yourself Ii Indispensable thsf
YOU should be In the highest good hunor, with Q
soul above tribes except 70 laugh ct them. Hold Out
hand 10 the world and shake IL with all the beartiness
OF afriend you have not seen for many week Then
tske it, arm and ,sunter forth, with your heart upon
your face determined TO enjoy yourself Look at
nature through Q smile. Let Q rainbow encrcle an
your Thoughts. Begin the day BY giving some.
thing 70 a beggn Do not imagine he is al i'm
postor, but thoroughly believe be 10 In want OF II,
and il your charity has gone no further than =
penny you cannot fancy how much bester you viii
feel TOR H. For that dayfor the smiling space Of TWEEN
ty four houn-let bleak thoughts t across the pure
heaven Of your mind. II dog runs between your egs,
II chimney sweep backens or u baker wtdtens you,
your strsps break your gloves burh or your bocs
CAPE your only creditor sfs opposite TO you In the
omnibus all the way 10 Mleend' let no hard mono
syllable drop from your mouth you had learnt your
manners in Cursitoyst You may be tbers, Tor mean
and enjoyment two things that never yee ran
together SO give the reis 30 your hberaify ksepng
curb over IL Ill the while for unbridled expeue WI
throw YOU you have not care before you hAvs 1sv-
eled through half the day Be determ ned % cac you,
self and that being the r.f half the cher ban VI .o''
low IT, lruneas ASA~
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painiina, ST.

ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure. The
II kEWJERSEY ZINC Co. Warehouse No. IS Dey-
st. prepared TO supply their Zinc Paints at the follow
No White, ground in OIL &c. per pound
No 2 White, ground III OIL, &C. per pound
No White, ground in oil, 7c per pound
Brown and Black ground in OIL, SIC. per pound.
Dry White OF Zinc &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT
Atr thorough test IN Europe aud the United States has
been found TO its beauty ond qualities long
tbep any other paint For whieness and brancy it s
is Ace hom ali poisonous properties so common
and in other pignents e0yer-cqus weight
from A. TO per spgco than lead and there
fore much cheaper TO the customer As On inside paint II
will not yellow when exposed to the sulphuro
gses Of coal fires or the foul AIR of ships Their White
zinc ground varuish produces the porcelain finish Their
BLOWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces and are re-
parkabe for their proof properties They specially
sdIpted for marine having been found TO resist the
cooding action OF sslt water, destructive 70 other pana
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING Il SQUlER Agents No. As Dey-st.
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CUPREME COURT-Iu the matter Of the

~ Application The Mayor Alderman and
New YORK the OPENING Of ELEVENTH Av
4sh seth the eth Ward city
hereby BY the Mayor Aldermen Cornmonsy City
New fo pufruant the stHtue such De and provided,
that the said the Mayor Aldermen and Comnonay u
New fo intend pke the supreme Court Of ths
State Of New lok a, spe tern Of tho d Court TO BE- he'd at
the Cry Han IN the CITY New fo Friday the 10th day Of
November the opening OF the day
thereafter BE- heard for the appointment Of Comm
ami the above entitled that
the nature md eatrn the intended
18th Ic 4sih T. 70 18th the lsh Ward OF the City
New fok aid out the the City OF New York
unar hEd by Of an act tic Ls,nre ct The State N Ss~
lort emitted An Aorehtvc touching the lay
ns
1907. Dated New foik. OFT ~. lsz2.
o.6 mlg HENRY T. DAVIES Counsel 10 the Cooperation
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vVHE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

YNHE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
Il ROUTE.--vANDERBILT LINE.-FOR SAN
irthmus The new double-engine steamship STAR OF
THE WEST, 2CO0 tuns viii leave from Pier No. 2North
River at O'Clock T. NJ, precisely, on SATURDAY, Nov
70 for San Juan del NOrte direct connecting with the Pa
CFC the Nicaragua Transit Route having but
twelve miles OF land transportation.
These steamers unsurpassed in Their accommodations
and ventilation
d. ID. ALLEN, Agent,
No Battery-place, stura
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE MOTHERS LULLABY.

THE MOTHERS LULLABY.
lPor The Trbuoel
SLEEP, my baby day is waning
And the evening star Ia reigning
Shadowy forms of Dreanland's feisning,
Drowsy senses are enchanting
Peacefully rest,
For thy limbs are pressed
Close 10 mothers fostering breast.
Sleep the winuy wind is signing,
Every ehink and Granny trying;
But the blazing hearth Ia wing,
Cheerful light and heat supplying:
Sheltered and warm,
The gathering storm
Cannot approach thy delicate form
Thus would forever hold you,
Softly TO my bosom fold you;
Still in every good to mold you
And from evil 70 withhold you:
Else would hy
To the Cherub's sky,
And plant thee glittering star on high.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDW'D X. COLLINS Co No. IS Wan-st- N \.
BROWN. SHIPLEY Co Liverpool.
+ G. ROBERTS Co, No. 10 Kings Arms Yard
London.
john MUNROE a Co Rue Sotre Dame des Vie
torres Pens; or, GEO +. DRAPER Hsvre.
The owners OF ships viii cot he accountable for gold,
silver bullion specie welry stones or metals IN
ss bills Of adng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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MONEY sAyED-A WARRANTED AR.

NlTlCLE-In offering 10 P.rons suffering from Chrome
Rheumatism Cole Dys ntery Pains N the Limbs, Bach or
Chest, Headache, Old Sores, Cus Burns, &c Dr. To
BIAS Venetian Lniment they need not fear purcha2ns II
as tbsr money will BE- returned IT, according TO
directions does give relief Thousands have oenod
10 its panrehevinr properties X Is internal - well
an external remedy and II . warranted harmless
No family should he without II they have children a.
Il a certain remedy for the Group, and It wtrTanted 70
cure Choler, If taken when irst STACKED.
Dr. TOBIAS expressly whshes underwood that any per-
son using bis Lnnent without obtaining rehe can have
their money returned. 49,
Price IS cent. and 50 Depot No 30 Green
New.YOrk
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ZIP Povrs our Agent v.Is Erss ~ ne ~ hs
Trbgne
q X b. P.sss vn ssss'y hass<' p cis'~Ass ~ nss
Tribune.
.v p . ..tAor,sss = sscr.ss ssbs0Veioas ssA savw
,srsr,. q, ne Tnhsse De u PusAssksaA and Bsssss
sSnenn A. C. s-sss Ca, rssvDsses, ~ sevs ~ Trss'
10 that city De arrival o. ~ n'ssss Sss o" ~
1pM Dsvn sss Assss nj s0ssssa Jrl
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD-NEW.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U s. MAIL
EMPRESS LiNES-Iar0agh /. h0Tr,ENss:.Js srS
A NJ and s. p NJ from foot OF Co1rtlandtst- Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot Of Anutst f-e rsd1eed
20 - for first els- and g. 50 foT seccrdclAsL
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
tcuEh teks rod in the above hnes and through eaxrAss
esrried in he 81 p NJ hines from Ne~York, with through
utss before the frlins leave
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-
sat. County Yof notlce hereby Gfen 70 a. pr
Is Aavns Claims against JANE MITCHELL Ae o. NJ Sv o.
Yori sec~zs-d TIE -a- VIII soee
,s tsreo 70 he .usscrOer Is oce Va 10 sosa - Cy
ye~ iort beors the -s'eah dAJ o. nay NiN-DAea
:. i.,erTAs JOHN d REDFIELD EIecgiOr
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CUPREME COURT-PHILIP d. McCAR-

~ THY and ROBERT C. ALLEN aslinst WILLIAM MCGUIRE,
MARY GRfPlN. Execx, &C. and othsin OF an
de OF this Court the following described viii be od A. the
Merchants Ex anse the City Of New York the 10th DAY Of
NOVfMBfR neHt, at II O'Clock NJ by ANTHONY BLEEcRsh
Eq Anctoneer al st tn LOT, parcel Of Land situate
tie westerly Madison between 3s and
SEQ the NNllh Ward Of the City New ios and bounded
and described follows Commencng the sad
westerly side of Mad distant feet hes
rorhery from the norhweiery MADISON and 3st st
nnhery along the side OF Madison
~ four feet hes thence and parallel 20 Js and
through the Of the wall standing half the lot here
adjoining the
nneyfve thence running -ouhey and parallel to Madison
and he's thence es-ery AMI parallel
and though the OF the wall standing
half the bot hereby conveyed and the hall the bot
south sve feet said westerly SIDE Of
MADISON the place Of begnnng-Dated New York October %,
1852 JEREMIAH CAREY. Referee
or Prf-.lb Wallst o15 2av3wH&Th
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and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Per No, North RIVER foot
Of Batfery-pisoe, By steamboat JOHN POTTEA-Ivo
hr,s Ss,y Mcruins Line leaves q: AN; Afternoon FL
rIra Line At M through Philadelphia n u hoars.
Fare Let class carr, s. "a el-s hDe, ey?PM- only
RETURNING leave Philadelphia frcm foot Of WAsotss
AN and 2PM. EmiuAnt Line ey ssesEeost AIA-AS'
fou Per Nc. J. st4PM FSs u So
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via stonington,

III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEW-BEDEORD
and TAUNTON The steamers C. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, of this line, regularly ~ hereto
fore alternately leaving Pier Nc North River, first wharf
above Baterypace daily Sundays excepted, at 2 Nj
and stomngton II o'clock p NJ or on arrival OF mall
train, which leaves Boston CT p. NJ
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily, except Sundays, at Up New-Bedford and Tsnn-
passengers proceed Immediately the arrival OF the
mail train Al Mansfield.
For freight passage apply Al the Office No 10 Battery
place or on board the boats.
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