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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

BLUM LIVES ION The 9lh instant, the an.
niyersary OF the execution of Robert Blum,
at Vienna, black-edged placards were found
pos'edIon the sreet.corners of Dresden, con.
taining the words Robert Blum 1;eesi The
ipolice have ehdeavored in vain 10 discover
those whopus them up In Frahkfort.on-
lhe-Mnine, on The same day, Two black flags
were fonnd erected on an island OF ,heriver
containing the inscrption-4' Blum 7iues-
KosSuih lifts the copcr from his tom5-ths
day for freedoms fgM Is dawningi"a 17'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

naInii ty0r9i al fetaiodUE tnN 09N l6 ualijul
g Two boys, one zen, .aDd, the o,heF flee
years Of age, have been eep aEFaSsssd Yla. IN Pdik II
county for horsc,s'ealnlg 9e .,ysd AZ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13
1 e 4 z c'4LIYIoRNI1 '..iLIaIlYjIo MENAGEa aihEE:

5sA "A pat,y sfsgentlemsB IN California are
now engaged in collecting a fnenageietof
animals, native TO that region, which they
inten FLOR exhibition oa this side Of thecon-
'tinrehE They have aseady qiheo ncoltec.
itiopor grizzlies, ike largest of which Weighs
roirleen hundred pounds. ana seven iee'
|jSng BY Eve feet bigh. These behts Came
from The region Of the North YGBa, and
We're j. taken BY means mSesdins o. large box traps
buin, Of logs, strongly fastened iogsIher,
with d sliding door d one end, which il
raised by a lever PIScsd Oh lhe TOP Of 'ihs
trap. To one end Of this lever the bait il
attached, u ,he same manner as The Com
mon ra. Trap is 5bai,ed. The bear walks In
and Tie door falls do%nbehind him. aen
aThss grizziy Is one of ihe II monsters Ssi 81 81
The cop,ihsnt, whose size and power oul
people canno. readily appreciate. On Christ
mas mas. 1880, we dined of one Of these ami
mails which, weighed over 1900 pounds,
caUght some eight miles from theScaPihl.--
viii i6s exception u a,hs groatpUIdl bear
ursus maritimus, it is The larges. ofthybeal
tribe. liz courage and fstOeiy Hts vel
known, and although, Is d general Thing, 1
Will not make the FIST attack, YET ~hei
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

10 SmlisdciansiihGarm ussaha.sn0woman's
chance Of getting married isa, ila msxlmdm
between tho.ages Ofiweulyland twenty-five.
After thirty, ,-hsf chances iaaumight have
been supposed idwihdle awayilOzenOp hance
the grea, lentgh of lime rhest ladies' ,hkeip
arrivingratakdtsge.stsI % nelioa, 40
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13
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yruiss,ae .fapSeG ,sielasIi bgslyFEM oai
Exol0 ,e1I01l! ada5 sW .snia9ys teb
-, a;d a, .,,.,,aYs,i.sg S.si3ed Sansss,,ts 1,s,l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13
is5 ssnse@h Regular POmcrOy and
Il tlhEssW;yfS POrtsulO nth lScmi-WeeikIy
y : s{ss sssssss Packet : The Stetmer @
- TI1--77 J ~ II EVEILLE,

y E777-@7-7S.77l7751e ssCFNtt- 7 IU pIuI IHUI
-'6TI7-77 H REVEILLE,
p -@lJOHN BRUBAKER, MAsTcR, will make semi
weekly trips between, Pcncfoy and Porsmnrih.
Leaves Pomeroy every Monday and 'Thdis'ay,
at 7, Q, clock, A. M. +
Leaves Porlsmouth every Tuesday and Friday,
at 10 O. 'clock, A. NJ.
NJ The REvEl LtEiss'n o.: leenp purchased and
fitted up expressly forlhe P1me'oy and PoftSnou n
trade, will udreerlsily, leaving promptly ly stfbe
above hours All business Ell Husted to this Boat,
will receive particular ptbep,on. lJ -4Aasa
81 Pomeroy, August 26, 9350.--m2. ia 35pi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

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.Y9IssdW NV ,iHsl TT " bns ,l5iIisiu
baa ,oaauaR qiNvE te.QIP, G,GRsKAsr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

: oo@EEaCUMsiHE lFUdR / oaNa
4, ~ ba..,,.a scnE JEraaH saiYSnO
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13
lsual advertisers must pay in advafice.a :
! TIsIRER IN olin,:nN1
10 adI .eagig NUst--T-g. 10 xEd sr38slzau
a letter from orogoR published ip Tho

lilo gdI .elgiY 80 II - " 20 1nt! s3J8itatt
letter from Oregon published ip lbo
5nPt|s' Register, says;t ja,l-ar,zss
Forests on the bottom lands. and noun
,ains too, when no, preeipious, ,srs, made
up OF an astonishing burlhrn of ,pnbsr.--.
Trees stand near each Other; The number Of
an acre is great Large very large uses,are
frequent Ye. the grept body, of timber is
oil useful sizes, and pre.iicr grove from
which 10 SELECT building timber, a carpenter
cannot desire 10 enter. The trees are TALL,
straight, and hold their size remarkably
The keel of The steamer Lot Whi.comb, is
l6o feet long The tree from which j. was
hewn measured iwcny.fJurby twoniy.ssv.
en- inches in diameter al The butt. Mr.. Ab.
ernelhy, of Oak Poini, sawed io1 feet in
4 length Of saw logs from fir irse, the but,
measuring 32inches, and the top 16 inches.
70 As boanIiful a tree asl have seon, SANDS
on the claim of Judge Strong, at Ca,hiamt,,
a drawing Of whichwas made for a London
jPiclorial newspaper. Itis ten feet in di.
,Iapeierat the bottom, and ESQ feet high
Bnl trees are found that measure 800 fec,
as they lay extended on the ground, and
near the coast 200 fee. in length Of saw-logs
have been taken from tree on more than
one occasion. Fir and Spruce run up, spiro
like, farthest among the clouds, never throw.
Elng out lateral branches. Theqaanlily Of
lumber would be exhaustbe. II felled only
for lumber purposes. 20 t,1 . s96 aa,a'
These timbers split freely. They are
|sPliI into rails and shingles, and alta distance
lirom saw'mills, into siding for houses.L
Such weather boards are over eigh, feo,
Hong, and half an inch in thickness! (
iiA.Pacifc Cty,sI went out with a psopr.
etor Of saw-mil 10 see the manner Of feIl.
Ling spruce timber. Witha large auger
holeis bored through ihegreen Standing mee,
or Two holes so'bored as to amee, within tho
iiwhiiegor sap pnrof the wood.9 Them
local offire is puiinto the hole. The draught
lot air sets IL burning, and in from sixto
twelve hours, according 10 The size Of the
Itree, il falls, with lit,lelo orno more waste of
@ood1 Than would be used by an axeman.a-
1t is then buled and Gu. up with the save
Thus Is nifhutcs with The auger does the
work Of half or swo.,hirds Of a day with an
- y "a :
axe. Fir trees are no. SO lelled for lumber.
The white, (Which is nearly The same as
Ilhe bal 'am fir Of the Slu,e) does mot burn
Sufficiently wellp and The yellow aud rod
urn to freely, and waste the timber.
lSgySsH & .l---+--- -----l---l -,AA2l -lAlA-ldi ~J1l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13
AL.L:FoA1 MON EYl, 8

iJ8ifG!f ntit it1---el43flf4SiD0 ahf 70 1Wl{tgl
BY N. S. NJ. TAYLOR.
lesg9iGi 9a,.lH I9fish9H 1ifl--s SsoWSSttts'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

anSuw salisbury Division No. 202,
XSzSops0r Tempemnc' Meetings on Saturday
A6S& EVENINGS. Hall, Rce's building Middlepoft
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

\ Tuesday wili commence The week, z
W. Since Monday hanged himself. 'll'g.,'a
Cromwell vas So ,well pleased with lhiI
Ijeu d'espril of the Tauler's ihs. The reward
was not only awardedhim,,but he also or
ldsted that me Bhoemaksfs should have,
hencefonh, the Monday Of each week ds o
\ 3lAfvs 1al a.tdW ,rsise5uH ~ tl39alaat
nohday. Lsassioo4s ssa s7r;aIDB 10 ht,ese
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13
SOCIETIES.

80 /. cor. !--Naomi Lodge,
51, No. ll5- Meetings on every Ftdday
. - Evening. Hall in Edwards bptldng.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

I1s95aTs
GgllgIrtc 9rlsgtssQllO 6elleral Juielllgenfe.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19

VISIT TO OCoSSELLs EsTATE.-Miss Manneau, in
account OF visit she lately paid 10 the tomb Of the
celebrated Daniel 0Connell, says;
The most mpscable enemy OF 0Connell could not
but be touched and soiiened by visit TO Defrynane Alb
hey al this day. There hardly be more affecting
spectacle than that house. where much OF the politics
OF our country has been conceived and discussed he
situation OF that old of the OConnells is finer Than
description give an idea Of. Seen IRON above, IN IFS
green cove embosomed in woods, guarded BY mountains
whose gray rocks are gnay with gorse and heather and
saicai retreat The FIRST glimpse Of il iron the Gabriel
veen road-ihe road by which OConnel passed from
one mass OF his large property % anolher-shows his
suggests The remembrance a the old days when
the OConnes Of both iamilies-Dans uncle and father
were understood 10 do others did who lived in sua.
tons favorable for those commercial enterprises which
conducted by night In the wild times OF the last
century, when defiance OF law rather virtue than
Otherwise, and communication with France was an Irish
privilege, gentlemen who had houses among the bays
and sounds OF the west coast under every induce
msnt TO make their fortunes by smuggling The wild
ruin OF The house where Daniel born stands in an
admirable situation for smuggng and so does the Alb.
hey: and legend runs that The facility was abundanty
used.
smuggling quite now, as the coast guard tell
with sign. And agitation is over, too. So the one
house stands run and the other rotng away in damp
and neglect. II is inhabited: il is filled with com.
pany times II is 10 be tomorrow But the less
fotlorn IL its appearance when from point
than the mountain roads Choktd by its woods,
which grow almost up the windows, stained with damp.
out OF joint. unrepsred unrenewed II is truly mean.
choy spectacle Melancholy to all eyes, il is most TO
the minds OF those who 20 back quarter OF ceniu.
~ and hear the shouts which hailed the advent OF
the liberalor and again the reverent enthusiasm
which watched him from afar when he rested nj Derry
name from his tolls ard went forth to hunt among his
hs, or cruise about his hays Now there is his empty
yacht in the sound and his chair in The chapel covered
with black cloth All else that he esloyed there in his
vast wealth OF money fame, and popular love, to
he dropping away 10 destruction. When we were there
the bay whose full waters give life and music the
whole scene was a fororn stretch OF impossible sand
neither land nor water The tide was out II toe
like the destiny OF him whom u neghoored so nearly
dash and roar but The tide il out And u can never re-
turn--couId never have returned II he lad lived; lot
there is going trust gradual uPheaving oi tne
land giving promise Of that reclamation which ne
never would allow.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19

EoR RENTA large and brick dwelling,
ten thousand feet Of attached In benuu condition,
contannga large OF and strawberry the
Of 18th and u NORTH occupied by Dr. Heiske
VIII show the person DESTROYS
the Possession terms,
ply the shcp of DAVIS GARRETT Sd
AZ Streets In the OF Jackson Hall. Nov H-6td
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19

Bureau Corp. Typographical Engineers, Nov 8, ASA.
THE following this subject Towards the erection
O. q granite, iron o. Soe i,n Of OGn noo on
ap 20 b. ~ me bureau contract for the
building heo be made with the lowest responsible bidder who
same work be executed strict conformity win, The
% s ." ss PERSON ss s s s s
designate, eighty thousand dollars" 80, ,,,, \,
conformity with The law will be received at the oce Of the under
The proposals include ofumuang
Ss, the % VA Gss' n ss nS 1S w
the position and dimensions Of the same shape and size o. lantern
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Rspabe Ineiisssssr and Urtoa, ws.hnrons Courier
Enquirer and Express New York Boston Couneri and baltimore
viii publish the above twenty daily then twice week
un 10th January.
BLANKETS of all Linds.we have in store fun sup
. Wsasy PG qualify V sSS Win
warranted al wool, aud shrink ny in washing manydo
J s: &: B + i !: !: !:
100 pair pair o. q ana ,a % sT ,; servants
IS pair blue and scarlet DO for horse covers, sc
PULLED LINsEys, &c
which viii Offer cheap large quantities. Also
do brown shiriinr. and .hseung.
With cassine Kentucky jeans cloths cameres ye,ng
and ac almost everything usually kept in dry goods house
W. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
Nov 7-d2wif 7th street, the avenue.
USEFUL vsrivus.We have this day received
lowing which attention Of our friends
aud the public generally
10 pieces table damask, all grades
so dozen table napkins, all prices
las do towels, from i2X up
Is pieces all widths shcetings very cheap
80 do piilow.case
500 do bleached cotons, all prices and makes
500 do fancy pints all grades
90 do black alpacas, 10 sell nj ~ cents
20 do black prints 10 sell NJ 81
as do heavy fnled cloths,
IS do plaid county lnseys
$50 do nousseines de laine l2H cents
do DO do nd
100 do Penty plaid cot6ns
100 do heavy osnaburrs
100 linen table -cotha, bleached and brown
q pieces hucknback for toweiiing, sc.
so do best Rnssn diapers
With fui general complete all kinds Of dry
goods. VERIFY MILLER,
Corner Of 7h and Penn avenue,
Nov 1t-dlmif building
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19

nUYOT's French Writing rnts.
VI just imported direct from rsfis ny
Nov s
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19

rRAHoK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19
The National Intelgen Nosenbes N.
Cuba and the Mail steamers from the United
states

Having reason 10 believe the information contained il
the following letter from the Washington correspondent
OF the "New York Express TO be substantially correct
we transfer il entire TO columns for the in,rmation
which il will afford 10 our readers
WASHINGTON, Nov IL 1852
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19

The Springfield Republican, in contradictng slandet
feSreseniing Jenny Lind having quarreled with he'
husband, says:
"ln the hrsl place, Jenny Lind never qnauels she
governed by her sense OF duty always aud towards ~ ~
dvdnal that she loves least would fail TO DO -
abe Otto"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-26
CHINA Hall, ALBANY.

sHhNiNG received our Fall Importatons
u per. SHIPS James Wright, Joseph Walker, san
plsky, Lady Franklin and Francis +. Sage, We arc
nahcd to offer one OF the Fest and most conplet,
assortment oi wares ever offered in this market q
the newest and most approved styles OF printed, WIN,
ard common goods, together Wlth urv. and beau
uiu style 0i flowing plumb aud decorated ware
which is worthy the attention OF the trade
GLASSW ARE.-An ass rtmrnt unrquaed, o
American, English, French and Bohemia which W,
offer AZ very low prices
LAMPS. stand side and suSprnGing, solar
camphene and tluld lamps. Hal lanterns, hall lamps
brackets, &c tilrandoles aud mantle orialnenrs IN
large variety IN Tins department we offer a variety
Of new paItrrns and at prices that will ensure SUES
Chun, Porcelain, French and English IN white
white and gold, gold and decoiatrd N Dir urr. tea
breakfast and desert sets, some very rich and beau
tIinl.
Thankful Ter The liberal patronage extended 10 u
w intend to merit the contlnuSnc" OF the game, hy
keeping an assortment second 10 none, and selling
on terms as favorable Hs any house m tn Union
rllher al wholesale or rrtail. 70 the made ",
would say, our stock IS complete aud worthy rXami-
untion. TUCKER, CRAWFORD 4. RECTOR
4l6 and 4lS Broadway doors south OF state ST
ALBANY.
Oct 10. dSw2mo's
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-26
PULMONlC WAEERr
IMPORTANT TO CLERGYNEN.

From the Rev. Owen Thomas, HolvheadI
Dear Sr--Dr. Lococks waters d. great deal o
good to my volrc. got bad cold from dam
bed about thirty five years ago, and my vote, wa
very bad eyer since, giving great pain 10 me when
preaching or singing and am very fond OF singing.
used many different medicines and some OF them
dld good tor little time but Or. Locock's is the
best Of all-l clears my voice and siops the cough
ing instantly, have never found anything to com
para with it.
have been - years Wesleyan minister. and all
the Wesleyan Merhodists in the principally know
me twenty years Of which have lived mt llolv-
head and am known personally to oil the frs
mon OF that botv many Of whom have admired the
effects OF the Wate in clearing the voice and stop
ping the couCt-they never such medicine be-
tore. My wIte ever since Christmas has been very
well after taking two boxes. am witness ot their
power 10 stop irghtul fit OF coughing in an in slant
=, asa Wesleyan preacher, call upon all preachers
and Singers OF every denomination, to take these
walers for improving the vote and curing coughs
You may publish my testimonials Tor the excellent
waters II you wish.
am truly yours. OWEN THOMAS.
PmchdSc Lorock's fcmnie UnfYS.
The British Spccifc-n Certain Cure for
llemmarrhdgIa diiicilis. Painful demonstration
ArnenarrhTa, or Partial obstruction OF Mense1
Clorosn Green sickness;
HenchorrhGn, Fluor Albus. Whites and all F.
male Weaknesses
DR.. UPHiT'S VEGETABLE ELEcTuARY OR
htcrnai Rcmedy for The Piles
Prepared by A. Upham. NJ d 1876 Bowery n
Va regularly educnted Physician. who dey otes his
attention almost entirely to this Disease.
DIR. Upham's E'ecuary is a certain cure for the
Piles whether Breeding or Blind Piles. Internal OF
External and aso for other Diseases which are ne
luent.y found in conjunction with Piles
Letter OF Cart.G. W. Mclean, late of the [. j
Service, and member of the Nc's l-r,y Legislature
halfway. n. j.
1 have been afflicted for years with the piles ant
anvr ilrt. without ANYTHING Ink, pprmanruI benefit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-26
Scwapslincs a. Sacsodcom~.

'E'IE Subscriber has now on hand the
largest assortment OF the above ln,trumcntsr ever
brought INTO the country, from the Manufacturers ot
Gro. A, Prince ~ Co., Buffalo; CaIharl & Need
ham, New York. and :. u. Smith g. Co, Boston.
which are considered ny all Competent Judges to be
III" hest instrument in this country.
The following letter from Lowell n isoN, Boston,
10 &. J.. ed, we are permitted To use
Mr. Geo. =, Reed, No Il fremont Row, Boston,
Mass.
DEAR SIR. At vour request have examined one
Of the MeIodcons manufactured by Me>srs Geo. A
IrnCe Z Co., OF Buffalo, ! think the instrument in
all respects equal and respects superior to any
others ol similar kind which have seen, ani in par
uculir with respect 10 qU0iHV NJ tone dBd prompt
ness Ot iOUCh or action ct the reeds 10y whiah quick
paesngcs may bee performed with Ger am and distinct
articulation OF tones. IN instrument # tins kind is
the hest substitute Tor AN Organ IN Church Music
with which am acqpaint ed.
LOWELL MASON.
In consequence Of the great success winch mas at
t"rdcd The introduction Of Prince 4 Coz NelodcouS
numerous imlators have sprung mp IN dtcrant parts
OF the couniry-oilrrug Instruments under the same
name, aud IN outward app arlugc resembling them.
We wound therefore Cnutluu the bubble to b" ON their
guard, and examine those made 10y Prince 4 Co be-
tore purchasing.
Ais" a large assortment OF Piano Fortes ofsupcrior
tone aud Tim In relation To the prices of the above
Instrument, can only say that shall not be under
sold except by those who sell interior Instruments
very large assortment OF Music Rnoks aud
Sheet Music. [S.RUSr.
No Bunk Block Darlington,
BLACK Diamond Coal Cooking Stoves,
~ with Water Bacle, lot sale By
4 BRONSON.
Nogcm5c, /. 1852. d&wu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-26
10 MERCHANTS.

WANTED, IN thc ccutcr ri he Town, in CONN
w wall good Merchant. better Stand or
Store is seldom found lhrcr Merchants, tone at a
time. within % ycaI, have accumulated each hand
some property IN this place. The inhahuapts say.
I'VE must have a Sior' IN the place" Tie health
OF the present occupant such, that he has conc III
ded To rent his Stand, aud sell his stock Of Goods,
which is hut large, ON easy terms, and retire fur a
lew years A thorough business mau is desirable,
and one al good moral ch1artcr Such a man will
meet with acceptance and favor, and place himself
IN the way Of doing good and safe business, which
tends Ia wealth.
For business facilities MS to the Stand, enquire Of
Ira Bingham, OF Nergeuues, W., or NJ. o. Porter
VI. d. or Judge 'Illdcu, ni Cornwall. Address
IOllN ROCKWELL, or :. Il. ROC kNELl.,
Cornwall. VI.
October s, 1859 d&w3mus
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-26
Petition for License 90 seal
Land.

Joseph JOHNSON Executor cf the Estate
. of Allen Martin. shows that the sad Allen died
seized of an undivided third part Of RS acres Of
that the claims against the estate will amount to
larger sum than the value OF the said land hcsidrs
the expenses OF the administration, and pravs that
he may be licensed 10 cell he interest of Tie SAID
Allen IN said land, either at public auction or At pr
vate sale.
The Probate Cour; ior the District of Chittcndrn,
has assigned Saturday the 9th day OF November
instant the Probate OFice, for hearing said peli-
ton and it is ordered that all persons concerned he
notified thereof by publishing the substance OF said
petition aud this order in the Burlington Free Pres7
three weeks successfully, the last OF which t. be be-
Tore the said day assigned tor hearing.
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
November q 1852 W.tDn3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-26

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-26
SUMMER AEsEsAE GS.NE! Ne,
Commencing july %, 1852.
Rmlond s Washington Rgjroad

F,tl1nd 6. Hasbinryon r. irood
TRAN COM. So,,TiI IEiVE Y,!OY
Man TrAN 20 4. n .nrer arrival Of tlorn
n Roots tram Nsyy York md Evnr.s IRAN, iron,
Dn,f,l1 Arr,,.ss n, p Inland IN "a Al c,rr:rt,nr
y,ith 'rraIn, t,,r RrrIin,,ton ma Po.,on I,rrrt
Eyprrss TpLIy 10 a. 4 NJ from & o'clocL Ev
nrass Tr9jn from Nv York Arrives ~ Rntlnnd
3oP II IN .ynson for Rutlon1 and Hrrlurion
~,xpress Trans, roachmc Boston. Lowell, Mon
zeal and q ,ia1sburoh inc elInn rov
ArcoH,,,n[r,o,. Tr.,ytunP n orcr arrival ot
Hudson Rivcr,l,y TrIi,,s and Exnr,ss T,nius from
No. W. I',i :, 'Pn,',"T' : "a j. Al and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-26
FASHIONABLE FUR.NJTURE.

invites the public to examine the same, and assures
them that he wIII supply them with every variety q
fut2iuir' t,oihtIs, Gather brds, iiar, Palm Lea
aud l!usk Mattresses, Pew Cushions, aud all kinds
OF Upholstery goods of good Qualtyand STYLES and
mt as low prices as they car be Obtained in Boston
or Nan \ ork.
hun advantages in serctncNrd purchasing goods
very seldom equurd and he does not hesitate Ia
warrant every article fully equal TO what he rspre-
sents.
Individuals in want Of Fumuurr will do well to
Gallon VIZ ALA before puicimsar lscwhcrc
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INDIA RUBBER GLOVES.
Na2H"EEN&. SC.

4 'OvNTRY MERCHANTS IN MAKING THEIR
y Purchases, should not neglect III desirable and
saleahlr articles. Ihrl; manufacture has been much
improved recently and they are made very durable,
Particular attention Is requested tn the
Uooi LincG Stores and .lMicnS,
They are indispensable in cold and wet weather.
Ladies will find these Cloves useful I'M any work that
viii soil the hands, nj lhr time that they will
cure the worst Sall Rheum or Chapped. hands inn
medatrly. They are made all lengths to protect the
arms and wrists For sale nv Bowen 4 McNamcc,
New York Norcross ~ Townc, Boston John
Thom'cy, Philadelphia T. N. Pundrrson X Co.,
baltimore; GIN a Brother, 81 Louis: Ialt X
llcSroN, Cincinnati, aud by all Rubber Dealers in
the Union.
FOR sale atr"'ai hv Country Nerchau,7 through.
og' tar i'nrrd Nt-'rs ana Csnadl
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