davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03

PRIVATE CHARACTER or 4 LOCOMOTIVE
People may see a Locomotive tearing up and down
the land, at a gate of 40 miles TO the hou-mak-
ing the very earth groan under its giant tread and
the heavens themselves rcverberatc with its fear
full clatter-scaring nature with its unearthlv din.
and frightening all creation from its proprietv, al
most. People who only see it in its terrible actv-
ity have no idea what cminently social virtues il
is endowed with. This is their public character.
Their private one is another affair Now and then
one of these huge monsters, in whose iron bowels
slumber thousand giant powers, comes up and
stands under our window, as gently as the most
exemplary cooking stove, its huge steam pipe sing
ing strain as soft and dulcet as the most amia-
bic tea-kcttle, and its lungs of steel breathing as
an infant in its slumbers. But the demon of DOW
er is there. Let any one but pinch its ears, and
no venerable spinccr cat will spit more fiercclv.-
Let him grippe those iron hands and the pipes which
were tuned to so soft strain send forth veil rs
if heaven earth were coming together, and those
lungs, which first breathed so quietly, cough like
" volcano and off it goes, darkening the hcav-
ems with It's dense volume of smoke
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03

WILLIAM COBBET's EXrERIENCE As A WAT
Err DRlNKER.-Cobbct thus describes his own
experience
" In the midst of society where wine of spirits
are considered of little value more than water,
have lived two years without either and with no
other drink but water, except when found it con.
yencnt to obtain milk not an hours illness not
a headache for for an hour; not the smallest all
ment; not restless night; not a drowsy morning
have known during these two famous years of
my life. The sun never rises before me ; have
always to wait for him TO come and give me light
to write by while my mind is full in vigor and
while nothing has come to cloud its clcalncss."
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03
KOSSTTH HATS!
CoFFINS!

El,ST RECEIVED BY Express, new style kossuth Has
Y AZ Nc .sn S'I is $50 +. T. FRANCIS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03

W. II. SCOTT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03
JOHN vi. .JONE

SuBHRAL DEALER, in Boots, Shoes, Leather and tlnd
ings Main street, opposite old Durkee Block.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03

& ATCIIELI.S and TR AVELING RAGS, $ great variety
- atptices 60 suit,at METCALF, MERRILL s cos
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03

The congregation rose after the stranger had
read the entire hymn, and had repeated the first
two lines for them TO sing. Brother w. usually
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03

DxrurY SravEYoE Residence in Brighton, two miles
west of Han * Pratt'-, the Burlington road
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03

- I'm and Fancy nressGoods-Au Of the newest and
hCftehe'styiesIoundl nthe eastern msrkctat
NJ, NJ. L CO
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03

ANECDoTE OF SnERIDAN.-The celebrated
Sheridan was one day much annoyed by fellow
member of the House of Commons, who kept cry
ing out every five minutes. Hear hear % Du-
ring the debate he took occasion 10 describe n po-
litca cotcmporary, that wished to play the rogue,
but had only sense enough to act the fool
Where" exclaimed he with great emphasis.
"whcre shall we find q more foolish knavc, or n
more knavish fool than this ?" "Hedr! Hear !"
was shouted by the troublesome member. Sheri
dan turned round, and thanking him for the prompt
reply, sat down amid general roar Of laughter.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03
FuEENDJ. WHTTLOCK.

T.. y. LOWELL,
ArroAS Counselor and Solicitor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03

ArroasrY, Counsellor and solicitor; and Notary Public
kcnusha, Wis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

In parls, on Iune s NJ. AuausrA vic Of oe0rgo


In Paris, on June s. Mrs. AuGUsrA wife Of George
Iovett.
Mayor hi gtland aud w. Giender. are respectfully
invited attend funeral thi. afternoon o'clock
from her late residence, 700 Broadway.
In London june 3. HARnY Rurus lAMRs oDly child Of
james w. Wolack, Jr. fsq aged years.
On Thur day morning, July % CAROLINE daughter Of
H,r friends aud those Of the family, are respectfully
invited attend her funeral from the residence Of her
father No Tll0ry street Broouyr. Saturday after
noon, thu 24th inst. al halt past O'Clock.
On Thursday morning Saly ~ suddenly o. Ridge
field, Conn. IBAp H,wLEy SgfO1oRE son Of Joseph Il.
and Lucy Ann nawley skidm rc, aged year and 5
The friends If the family are requested to attend the
funeral on Saturday, tn Gath inst at 3o'c.ock p u
nj the house u Trad uawlry. No q Rutgcrs place
on Thursday, July % of Scarlet fever, SARAH ELLEN
ITNnlrrTp youngest daugh of frederick u and Ellen
Sci morsahl, aged year. 70 months aud days
The fiends q the family and aso the members of
Empire Lodge No Oh o. Of o. - are espectfuiiy in
WED to attend her funeral thi (Frday) afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence Of her parents No 125 Perry
street
On Thursday July % JAMES F,rzrsrai.K. son of
Hichord Fitzpatrick and Rosan Canadian Fitzpatrick,
agcd ysars and 20 DAYS
hi. fuoeral viii tase place from the residence Of his
fatber aud mother uaplton avenue, South Brooklyn,
near the Kerry bridge at O'Clock lis remaios will DC
taken TO The Ccmtterg OF the Iioiy Cross Fatbuab
Mrs sssAn LAwsNo, aster short and severe illness
ON rbursdsy July ~ sAnAn c. oldest child OF VIM
II ard ssry A. Townsend aged years, ii months and
20 dDya.
10 attend her funeral without further n,itation from
thc residence Of a. 5 Mitchell Fifty nrs street. b.
tseon Egl and Ninth avenues on Saturday morning
a. o'c, ok.
In withholding Ihursday, July %, MARY Avs.
vii. ef David N. Dunbar.
The friends Of tho family and tho members Of Perse-
vcrance boare No 8 Uaversa of0. r., are respect
fully invited g. attend her funeral fnm her late resi-
dtnco no rs Second street, Grand street, at 3
O'clock this oag. Her remains viii DO taken TO Green
wood remccry Cor intefment
On Iburfday .ny %. of congestion Of the brain Ro.
ryBr JovNs nged q years H. was native Of Worm IS
Pom, Comfy Do-u. LsiaGi
n enJ and loqsantanoes ars respectfully request.
ai 10 attend his funeral from his late residence, No 1917
Ninth stseet, SCcond avenue this afternoon al 3
O'Clock
On THURSDAY Jniy % MsHy LoursE Dopo daughter Of
j. X aud ~ q. nodl IN tho 8th year Of her agc.
1ho ff uda ~ her family invited 70 attend the
funeral thu afternoon o'clock from her late rs
dencc No 81 reief street Her rgmepe viii be removed
10 BloCml,ld, MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23
HOMEsTEADs.

ELAMNERsBURG This NEW VILLAGE Aces.
hoe several timesA day by stages and steamb.ats Is
within eight miles q the City Hail. opposite Hsr-
M Or ,ocgc Point md Flushing Ray, the beautiful
,vn tdushns snd adjoining the village Of a.cnpor
Nh noia 70 readily last sprirg and laid ont the
tse streetG Of both places interesting each
,hd Will from its command ding situStion, and at
oAh perol be one OF tbs principal saaports in the yc
nis e. New York Tho lets g sise from 2tot city
lot ~ p'ice rom 500 10 $3.50 The SOS down
ano we ret IN monthly intaments Of $40 which enable
every person however croumssnced 70 become hs own
Nui-ro Being exceedingly healthy, and surrounded by
sS,n,y NMch cannot be ed.embracng views o.
lmsm1s, rewtown, Eikcrs Island, NJ rrsanis &C. ANY
pons wishing 70 purchase NJ the above 70
ecu se once whore and every inform att5n will b
chccttnly Hivtn. JOHN A. fLANMER. 157 west Ei1h.
teehth street, between Seventh aud ~ hth Oacc
hours " m 10 Soolnck NJ apa maps can h. sssa at
JOIN tlsmmers. ~ Mott street. The steamer 4 OBOE
LAW VIII leave feeb no ~ 10 o'etnci.
n board tLe boat every day, -" "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

on Tuesday July 20 1T the residence Of VI J. Cor
nell Esq No 100 Grand street, by the Rev. G. IL.
Fuber, sr GEoRCE L. WILSON 10 Mrs. AGNES r. Shaw,
ali OF this city
IN Tbursday July 10 AZ the First Associate Presley
trran Church, by the Rev. John Thomson Mr. J.
HUTCHINSON CocE to Miss MARY FoHnER, both Of this
city
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning. July 6. by The Rev. William Ber-
Ran EDWARD HvpsoS of Montreal, Canada. to ELLEN
g. SPEARS, daughter Of the late james Spears, Esq OF
Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23
pRotEssoR wIlsoN Tnk cnnERRArFn AsrRo
INSTRUCTION.

/ 8 y =
SPANISH LANGUAGE PROFESSOR BAEz WILL
- sdmt few scholars join the classes already formed
New classes for BEGINNERS sdcs snd sentleusn sepa
s or IN AK pa go q .y ~ correctly
CEDAR GLEN SEMINARY SING sISG-MRs PAT
ser p1oG9 70 y q
Is beautifully situR ed tbs Hudson The principal has
long been accustomed TO the - young ladies' COM
hines IA Der the school with
the freedom and comforts ~ oGe Terms $40 annum
quarter teacher teach the French
and assist in the general routine wan cd immedstsiy
NJADAyE BARBER, J65 BROADWAY. NATIVE
lI Of Paris desires 10 take pupils eithor 10
the stu5y q ne srsnen iansaase to perfect those Who
be seen from u to 4 o'clock ~ Q
MANY MN IN BUSH Ess WISH TO WRITE wELLa
" ana rapidly who, from tive fpstfpc
nay acquire this art in space Of time bY saiss "a
the subscriber who has deved method urpasssr
W 5 aAcLx ptrtHpa
Place near ,he corner # sisieessh aufeUdi
denee OF gentlemen rsquestingit. = r'nV,o o.sg
ERENcH LANGUAGE -PERs oNS WBp, y A1Efxu1t ri
study n sn s%e n sa, sse m mSfp ss 70
view Of the structure and 20 .As,
ssase in twelve lessons tn ysss !,
sSSff is;s ~. ss s'%
FRa.s.c."s = ..,..ss sfs 9 III !
* 5s:ss: st
SFlTr 81 hasi- !: ss. 81
SISS y. sga !. s ~
iks ~ AZ, s5iSisrstss tSse ss "a - 80 y
~ Ia Md ~ bg,Iesy, yegodf dsh6 M~ ssooi'ot
- Saw sCBLsCa1IOss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23
ADVERTISEMENTS aENEWED EVER, DAY.
fnLsvsC4a

f1LyvsCa.
VoUNc MEMS DEsocRArIc UNION CLUB A RE
suiAr meeting = hs ci.s siii be held a. sas s,
eyenAs pext 2Sd sss At osios DsG,ernnss 81 az ae
Boss. President j. Mesen henry. Warren p s@iss Sc
NINTH WARD pisscE AND KING Assoca s,Tdov-
AZ SIN sss Hotel 80 Perry stree IA Frdsy eysnis' July
ss.r. to as,ens @asn speakers
viii Adsr SIS the meeting wv isassLGy President
w wv. S Svvsss.s.srnAr'}sssr.s.riss
Eearn WARD PIECE AMP sas "a; s = Sss
Friday evening July ga, c.on, y ws9'ssr ssrse,
5s e oGs sd Mass
JAsss Sq GDffaanMSTr, ssssrs,srto..
MEETING OF TIE FIRST WARD PIERCE AND
a. 1875 Every %.@s be
sent as business Of porsIaes VII h 'rsssstss ~
J ! b RTnss; }sserssaris..
~ washngson's Head Quarters, Nswbars. July 9th
band M % Will esvs s
yes Sr s n sk foot SsS q Gin In
C.mmitsoe, or on board.
TwENTlETH wARD.-AT A MASS MEETING OF
the De- s, the Twe1h ward he'd Monday
and Ninth Gf ts e
Tr,ed James Wallace. lillian McConkey, David a'n-
Theodore MaItino Hugh Early Daa,s Nc Ehany and Me-
s's r.s ssrssa
hSs' ans d nSss' were
whereas this mos,ing by far the argcs. political assem-
bage gathered together the ward and whereas The
Resolved, That do parpo Of sisas unity
TO- sn and Efforts al a.. d
The yard into an 60 DO The Pieee
daily invite tue democrat wi hin limits
wh Us ns .5as IL
President Pierce sad King Association Of
FSps George eip iS,s hsar
Kisrnan Trs.sarsr Roger Moaahar; comnissee:
McEihaDy John Mullen. Jacob Freed, Thomas Grogan;
Murray sfs
Fntns Ges1ss 4 kinney Hugh On
Extract ff' Gs e, IiHd i sErs. President,
fsss Si sR ;S1 Secretaries.
EoURTu WARDEN A BLAZE THE HUDSON RIVER
or Fire. Grand eAcSr.oa Of the Fourth ward Pierce
the grand Democratic repnblicaa ing be held
Srod caps s%s has been sSartersd for sse
ss ~ s1a ea s a S i ,.a or st,sis At
n The % and AL ,aess asaas
wAsn il se ;ysa out Ticket. Sad
Cook. John sTeeny T. W. sheridan James Talbot
T'BE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF
the old Second ward hereby stVd
N rroa Saturday evening at o'clock the house Of
John N0odwerth IL Dutch street for
sisrce and King Cnh and make arrangements
attend tho meeting TO be held Mond.y
Tickets fer the excursion be had peaio
~ the meeting te-morros night
JAMES WEIGHT Chairman, pro tenn
1Hos j ROGERS }sooro,or;os
WILLIAM FIELD, SN0'ioN1iiss'
rs7EE REPRESENTATIVES os TUE SEVERAL MILL
tary organizations desirous OF participating Ia
n tsE yArAdt, Heduesday next requested
tend meeting this evening" Aiitsry Hall 8osery Mt
eistG clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23
Asr ps,s.assy.

Nj ATRiAONY MADE EAsf. OR now TO WIN
~ LoTfr--Proessor LIwton boston, formerly Of Lon
con vii sepd toany dress. eipt dollar COST
raid pain directions uRbla ladies' geatemsn in
the devoted affections of ~ the opposite
heare ny dcgre The simple but
that e may 90 married irrespective of
pvstioui 80 though least H. be zea with
SUN ersf ARD atleary that autectiun " im possible
drost Professor lartor. Ke.ta Mass No lastors takeB
from tie Post onice urless ths postage Is paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

NOR sALE-A LANCE AND WILL FITTED UP
Bowling ana Billiard Saloon. Tho establishment Il
ntted up IN the most long
s. extremely low rent Possession given the let II
Nn, L. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23
GRIATfsT DISCOVERY OF THE rRRssNf TINE

(LFIATFNI DIstOVNNY OF THE PRKSENF TINE
~ Ifvid Glue, Liquid Glue An conutry store
leettr. call immcoigio asd the assnoy % Phil
ps Liquid Clue ~ always read for and eements
w"o0, stone iron tlnsa marble sahs.sp for dug
81 - ioncr cabinet hos
and al aslVs this tice IN be M: no ire re-
qured free rom smell and always liquid Costs
tvcnty cent less than slue. 70 Try
stoTtkcercrs viii pd ths greet a-ele VI Ia for
any and ~ BUSH es Bottles 2ac &c., 60e also by the
gallon. Apply early for age acic-.
j., a PHILLIPS Co., 80 Cedar street, ncsr Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23
LIQUORS,

81 nln po2 SUPERIOR ST. JULIEN ST. EsTE-
%,VOO sho, SateaaSi 60, Claret Vine. In spten~
aid copdos apted genuine Bordeaux At I9k
= 80 80 So, bottles returned ESQ 20 dcs superior
Whito Wine fer sale ~ WM. Y, VkDERWILrl No. 40
brromc btreet, u crosby
pRsNDIEs WINES ALRs PORTER sEGAPs. SC.
~ &c. OF tho choicest brands and In gntntiee 20 ant
huyeYe, Wholesale and retail for sale BY Nv UNDER
HILL 9% Broome street. Of Crosby, ~ evanty
cent lepe than other house NJ BThs LARGEST ttab
bsiu ept In The world
nTARD DUPUY Co, AND PtNET CAsTILLoN
" Coz ~ ~. ~ - casts, varying in win trsm 1874 70
1866 lue prime old Havana Scars prime II PORT,
sherry ad Nadera ~ WOOD draft city daskg Snteh
Ale ard London Porter Of the BEST ported ami
for sale on liberal torrs, ny
NJ. PETERS & Co, 200 Broadway.
zoo CAsTs or ST. JULIAN. 81 EgrFpuF,
ks0OO Clatoau Latte. chsseau Lstour Chaiean u.
riN. Chateau Marsahux liant Bran G3rec, Bratnr
y y, Flehn, Mu@ntcllo AthaAa Gtoryma Chritt Monte
Fitsccn IamhryH' Grppe Loaf gNHftpasne aud various
o'htr Ere - Spanah ard Itelian Ntpea-for tala w
- Z ftTERs 3 90. img.Etgs 80 BsoeiYy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.


ANDk SALt-A SOKkIL HORSE, 1913 HANDS HtGu
sound and kind; seven pears nld tuo style and action
money This horss L. .arraSteJ . trot y miles in
W0oIRIJsP corner of ll5tb stee.t and rb1rl ayeaae
Harlep1 where the morse can he seen.
.scR SALE CHRAY- ONE FLOODED BAY MARE
over sixteen hands ~ can trct mile inside ofthree
minutes and hss never Defn raaei go, one my eofI
blood puroe nVe years Of, Just from the conatry full 1T
hands high Warranted tiot uu Ia hrea miuutes
q ia, spnl M No la uonr, sty.t az Yori. ~ arst
oarrer of 500 h Ter m street Wiiiamfburr
-
raOp s,IF-A DARK BROWN HORSE SEVEN
vesrs old Iopr tailed VIII lie warranted nod md
L,nA. ~ 4 goas Ynve.r srJ Al ereeIlen. h1rse rr
fa@iy se 7nUn,ro A. T. aoncy's stabis corner of Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL Es1NTg,
or any marketable commodity, the rsod will fxtH ..s
with or without stock Of AT stoIe established
years. Address ID. f., Herald Cfice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

nor SALE--a GERMAN AND FRENCH HOTEL
well estab5hed accommodates th " TO forty b,ard
and dodgers. The location OF the best the
and constnt lily oyerrun With business Apply to o. d
JOWES, 50 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

EoR sALE-THE INTENSIVE MINERAL WATER
Mandatory In Powers street. Brooklyn For particu-
lars, nquiro on TIE premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

NOR sALE-ONT OF TIE BEST LIQUOR STORES
end Esr-rooms down town, with lease OF six years,
from Ray last Satisfactory reasons given for selling ont
Apply at No. 81, Bnrling Slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

NOR shLE--THE LEASE AND FURNITURE or A
II well established arding house IL Hudson street
rear Harris street will be sold bargain a Gus
toner. Address A. IL, this Office. for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

ITO COLOR OR yAINisu MAKERs.-THE FIXTURES,
together with small stock Of articles
Tor sale Also, tie lease of che very ebs premises at
very low rent, good water aad every
~ the Mmedate neigborhood of New York For pareu-
lars, address IL ", Herald ofhoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

Two BARBEIs.-FoR SALE. THE GOOD WILL, FIX
80 lures and furniture Of tho BARRIERS shop known as
~ Srosd street IN the city OF Newark j. I'D with
81 al sne modern smprovemeDts, marble top washsends
eens Tnb &c and doing the best business " the place.
wren msy he increased 70 amount The being
atou 70 ieave Tor California will dispose Of them muoh
below their real value For further app,y on
thc premises CT at No. SC west Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

WANTED BY A REsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
~ asituation to do the general Homework Of small
private family IL good washer and roner and excel
lent baker, is also good plain cook has objections T.
to the couhtry good city reference Mag be 0
West Twenty first street. first floor, front ROOM for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23
FOR SALE.


400 SA IA saus,sy :. Of
thousand iphasitsnts The is Handsomely nted
aed contains tables and bar The clear prot ot
BUSINESS Vt the present dull SO
weak. Inquire Of GRIFFITH & DECKhR, Billiard T bic
makers, 80 street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

QUICK L0ST--EoTtCE- WHEREAS. A CHECK
" GATED Rev York July z 1852 tue IercbsNts
Bsn 70 the order q Mrs Ezi Taylor for $40 By
Iro # johnston, trustee, and cndor ed Eza Taylor"
las been lest miled al parties hereby cauoael
not receive NEGOTIATE the said check any shsp0 a.
rayuen o. tie came having been stopped IL Il Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

A PARTNER WANTED IN THE PAINTING BUsI.
A estatii8hed four years. and veil Joipg
good business but tho owner wshos 70 increase n this
fall TO possessing from five 10 six handred doi-
lars cash. this viii Insure chance thstSs seldom me. With
BY sddregsing D. H. Union Square, Post Occ, witch will
meet with prom pt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

GRAND MASS CONVENTION OF Tue DEMOCRACY
~ WashiDgton's Head Quarters, Newburg, July 2jh.-
The splendid ano commodious steamer MASSACHUSETTS,
having fine band Of music will leave the Foot of Fourth
street. East river At past Fix o'clock foot Of Gin
ton et NJ Tickets fifty cents to be had OF the
e. mmttoe, board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

NACToRY FOR SALE.-TaE LARGE AND CoMEO
dioua buildings and ground, occupied by the Bir-
mngham Notwithstanding Company. situated in the flourish
ing topn Of Birmingham, Conn together with powerful
water wheels an fixtures adapted branch az
iactrrc and a7ng water nranrpassad i 10 cold
cheap TO close and we'll worthy Of the attention
o. any pe-son requiring this description Of property For
terms aDa further particulars, apply 20 SAMUEL LORD
81 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

A PARTyER.wANTEDIN A LIVERY STABLE RENT
"A irea half stable rents for double the rent
tsb stock ground for sale partner p-e
ferej With good The proprietor Ia goic 20
rosoa from 81 900 to 5000 year can be made Address
with real name, Is. A. c.. vt chs ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

n ni -, -, - ] II -, UI IINI'
large quantity of large forest trees Asn splendid
apple orchard % the best OF fruit falling
OF water running through tho premises which
yeyed oany part % said land said land three peo
Did building sites, giving foil view down tho
tiles about three rumutes walk from Dearman station
N RJoIe number of tine springs Of tho host ~
TOR. Now i your time, EeUtlemen tG soon. For pact
eulsrs, apply TO HENRY LD 3KWODp,
UUpel Dearman SJs .,on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

vlN0 LAWYERS AN ATTORNEY AND Advocate
VINO h been IN active prsctice for the past
and who has had much experience In and nis prfus
business, Is dcrpus cfformng connection With On ssps
renced actve end industrious practner who scnmpe.
tDto taFe the general charge Of The oce business and
tte sole chsrge o. the financial p.rt thcreot IN This city
such ~ bring the requisite ttOns for In
tfrrtv. iufurrv rNd effilfy. edfreeg x Ncr1'd
orce before instant giving &c., which
ELL ysssiYs attention. Meme etteSs need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-23

MADANE BARBiTR, J65 BROADWAY NATIVE !.
I Of Psrs desires 80 take pupils either 70 commence
the study Of the french language to perfect who
be from IL to o'clock e's'o' ~ 0
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-21
Splendid schemes Lottery for
March, Iso&-
GREGORY MAURY ,MARAorHs,
Successors TO J. w. Maury Coz
Glass 54.
10 drawn al Covngton, h Saturday, March o, 1852
10 number lottery--l3 drawn ballots.

Whole tickets SlO-iaves S5- Quarters ~ 80.
Glass No. 90.
be drawn at Covingon, ky Saturday, March l3 1852
10 number iolery--l6 drawn ballots.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-21

NMAKLES SEXTON, Attorney and Counsel r-at-
Law, professional the Supreme
The States, claims before the Court of
IA claims against general govern
aud before Congress- in procuring paten obtaining pen
sion lands, collecting
negotiating purchase and sale Of lands any part
The maps the States and Territories compiled
surveys olhe General Land Office, and statistical information,
bcing improvements and population
the United Siates agrecaby
can his Office street, opposite Treasury
Building, Washington ID. c.
References Hon Justin Buledeld Washington his excel
Ramsey, Paul. Minnesota John
attorney law New York city, Peter H. Burnett
Alvso California Messrs. Thomas Cowpcbwait Co..
delpbia Mess A. T. Ladew Co.. 81 Lonis Messrs g. Aber
nlthy * Co, Oregon City
Feb e-2aw3m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-21
TO our sUBSCRIBERs.

The sf catered spos ouI Ssos.
payment of tho Subscription be made n savSscs.
Distant Subscribers forward .oney by es.ss post
which will b paid ~ assumed by Is
safe euanx
The COUNTRY fAPEk IL Published weekly aun. an
sions u coassess, and .ensi weekly during
Subscriptions period yoaI be tev.voa on
terms pfoporuoned 10 the above annual
W~fosTnAsTERs authorized 4ssns. bv
seanx DAILY subscribers with enclosed o. NV.
WEEKLY subscribers with Sa5 enclose WEEKLY
u''''os with so enclosed viii be entue copy
same ed'uon a. they US