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The southerner., 1852-10-09
IL. Hs. IL.
RgGsltUNy's Eseady kseas,ed;es
NOS. 1, 2 s. 3,

ARE so prepared as to har onize and
act in unison with each other. Taken
separately or together, they will instantly
stop pain, speedily remove disease, and
quickly cure its cause. No pain can
exist. or disease aff1ict-the system while
under their influence.
No. l Rad,oay's Ready Relief is the
first and only remedy ever recorded in
the medical history Of the world, that
has stopped the most violent pains in a
few seconds!! 1t will stop the MOST
SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR LESS,
and will cure the most obstinate and
painful Rheumatic, Nervous, Neuralgia
and Bilious complaints in few hours.
No. 2. Radva5's Renovating Resident,
for the quick cure of all chronic and
scrofulous diseases. 1t is powerful,
searching and pleasant; it cleanses and
purifies the blood from all scrofulous
diseases; it resolves away from the bones
and muscles all diseased deposits; it
electrifes the fluids and solids with
health and strength-the patient will
experience its powerful, soothing, bcneG-
cial effects in few ours after taxing it.
Rad,oay's nledicoted Soap-the superio'
efficacy of this highly medicated COM
pound over all other cosmetics for puri
flying the SKIN and curing SALT RHEuM
RING WORM, RASH, TETTER, CHAPr FLESH.
and impartlng to the complexion tn
RosEATE TINT which nature intended
should wear, is acknowledged to sta
beyond the reach of rival. Radway
Soap is purely balsamic in it's properue
it CLEANsEs HEALS, PURIFIEs and imp5ri
3 AurY to the complexion of ali " h.
use it. For sale by
Geo. Ho,Uard, Tar5oro'.
Tarboro', August 2;
The southerner., 1852-10-09
Notice

IS hereby given, that the Sons of Tempe
ancc, composing Town Creek Division, in
Edgecom5e county, will petition the next
General Assembly Of North Carolina, for the
passage an act, incorporating them under
he above title.
By Order Of the DiriSion.
September 7, 1882.
Hsg~ Spirit of the Age copy.
The southerner., 1852-10-09
co RIGHTS
Indian Tcgetuble Pills,

17t1t'ItIt 6 CtttOtC I tttS,
FOR the speedy, safe, and efectual cure
of all diseases brought on by billiousness,
impurity Of the blood, and general derangc
ment of the systcm-it is widely, well
known fact, that Wrights Indian FeJeta5te
PH2s are the great Paaaceu. The Southern
people particularly, are indebted to the invcn-
tor and manuftcturer of this popular family
medicine in the cure Of Fevers and colds, so
common in the South. For sale by
Geo. IL!U1r.i.
The southerner., 1852-10-09
Thomas l.. LiddOn.
BRICKLAYER g. PlASTERER.

iNFORMS the citizens Of Martin and
the adjacent counties, that he has
zS"sssOoeN TO Hamilton.
Andis fully prepared to execute all Jobs
In his line of business, that may be q.
trusted to him. He has compctcnt work
men IN his employ, and en- give satisfac-
tory assurances. HAT all work entrusted
70 MIN VIII be executed expeditiously
AID in woikmanlike manner.
References.
Jos. Waldo, Hamilton,
HIM. No.taeet, Tarboro',
Baker Station, Edgecombe Co.,
Goold Hoyt, Greenville.
hamilton, April 3.
The southerner., 1852-10-09
RudtU1y's Regulators,

To cleanse the bowels and regulate the
system. Small doses regulate-larse doses
purge! Time five hours. Mild and plea
SAINT in their opcration They cuec costlVe-
ness, dyspepsia, billiousncss, measles, foul
stomach, scarlet fever, typhoid, indigestion,
constipation of the bowels, cholic, small pox
dizziness, bilious fever, pneumonia, and fe-
yers of all kinds. For sale by
Geo Hot0ar9
The southerner., 1852-10-09
Don't you want to
RIDE?

THE subscriber keeps constantly on
hand, large variety of vehicles compri.
sing
B"gstes, B0roachcs, SC.
Of every style and finish.
He also manufactures to order any de-
scription Of vehicles, from an OK cart to
fine carriage, in style not surpassed
IN this country, and at prices as low as
can be afforded any where.
tie also carries on large harness
manufactory-sets of harness from $I2A
to $50.
V" icles Of every description repaired
at sb ort notice and on reasonable terms.
'e subscriber will attend the Courts
OF dgecombe, and be prepared to make
contracts as above, on favorable terms.
James Nelson.
Greenville, Pitt Go. July 8.
The southerner., 1852-10-09
FuV Goods, selected in Paris

FuX Goods, selected in Paris,
Specially for the Broadway Retail Trade
consisting Of Rich French Embroidaries and
Lacos Paris made Mantillas and C!oaks OF
the latest styles and shapes, in Silk, Velvet
and Cloth, Black and Colorcd, Plain and
Figured Silks \ superb stock Of Printed
Dress Goods, in beautiful, neat and rare de-
signs. A large variety of Plaids in Silk Me-
riao. and all Wool, French Merinos, plain
Muslin de Lanes, Black Bombazeeus, Alapac-
as, Paramattas, Mcrinocs, English Grapes
and other Mourning Goods. Real Welsh and
Lancanshirc Flannels in White, Pink, Blue,
and. other desirable colOrs-SaxOny and
Silk Warp Flannels. Printed Plain and
Plaid Cashmere and Wool, Long and Square
Shawls, Muslirs, Lace and Muslin Curtains
Linens of the best makes for sheeting and
Pillow cases, Table Damasks, Napkins,
Doyles, Diapers, Towels and Towcllng,
Shirtngs, Long Lawns, French Cambrics
and Lawns, Linen Cambria and Lawn Hand
kerchcifs, Silk, Merino Wool and Cotton
Hosiery, Merino Shirts and Drawers, Ladies
SILK and Merino Under Dresses, Ribbon,
Elgings, Insertions, &c. Courvosier's Par
is Kid Gloves.
FRANCE & WEDDELL, 703 Broadway.
The southerner., 1852-10-09
$40 Reward.

ON TUESDAY last, in the streets Of Tar
boro', the subscriber lost about $llO, con-
sisting mostly of 81 bills, wrapped up in a
brown paper. The above reward he Will
thankfully give for its recovery.
H. LAFAYETTE STATION.
Sept Il, 1852. So
The southerner., 1852-10-09
NOTICE.

osgood's lndiaCholagogue, cure for fever
and ague-Davis's pain killer
For sale by Geo. RoWQrd.
The southerner., 1852-10-09
iNBW FANCY
Dry Goods Store.
FRANCE s. WEDDELL.
&S>

TIE Subscribers would respectfully in
form the ladies of New York, that they have
opened the Store
The southerner., 1852-10-09
NEW
BOARDING. HOUSE,
Mrs. r.. A. FORD
kEs sE sl1stsugfO1s,

and a number Of her best rooms will be
reserved for the accommodation Of tram
sient visiters. She can confidently be.
speak the pa mage of those desirous of
obtaining a Boarding house of the frs,
class, as she fa,ters herself that her ar
rangements cannot be surpassed tor COM
fort and convenience, and no exertion
will be spared calculated to add TO the
happiness and contentment of her guests.
The house is now open for the recep
ton of permanent or day boarders. For
terms, apply to Mrs, Ford. Now.
The southerner., 1852-10-09
.sO. 7ee:s BrOaEftCNY,

Between Fourth street and Washington
Place, one block below the New York Hotel,
With new and very choice Stock of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
The liackerel Fishery.

Correspondents Of TIE Halter NorG Scotiaa
write in regard TO The msekerel fisheries in some of the
Nova Scotia harbors in strain fitted 10 increase the
exeiiemcn; CT the Provincas against their rivals Of toe
NewEnslend coast We cory some portions Of two
letters in recent number of the paper mentioned:
PoRT HooD sept %, lsj2
About fifty sail OF Nova Scotia msckerel
eatoheis have been fishing ia this ncishborh BOD
during The pet three days. and msnv OF them are
excellent vessels, CURE equal for fishing purposes and
superior se6-boGts 10 the American cT4.t
"NeIy few Americans have harbored here hi. season
and bone, rh2: have heard o. have been FISHING near
The shCicF. - az. iis has been the worst season
they have had for ulsny year.. Some vessels who
before this iHue isst year, mad gone home with tro
lcdi, have net yet caught their rt Cupt1n L.YRoIp
! hclc keeping the ground clear Tor our fishermen
Capt Dom l. similarly engaged ft-thcr noglh Our
Neesefs, m Two days " last week soy f0rydve sal!
cC-E i.Cm twenty % hf.y barrels each u sht Of fhs
haTtSr sSme q tic io-t ashif.-rcnds this shore
ccGH, 20 any ia The worli disint three miles from
e shoTe n bays, where the Americans clearly have
10 Ish 10 be .CuId. except tot shelter wood and water
and ia repair dsins.o-.
The bay l. alive with mackerel snd after the eoui.
ncoiil -alc they VIII p7obahly bite ~ iiiy.
- Could charge EpOn this salJc-t but fear 70 tire
VI patience more noble anu spili.--rins ii. i.
'eldem Nrncssed tim i just nov before me; about
Sky sai Il tIe schooncrs (Batish) beating up the
ucftLeI1 channel O. this hRrbOr, in heavy breeze"
HALIFAX. Saturday sept - IsJ1
there Is one circumstance in the habits
OF the hsh which has not been sufficiently A.
tended 10 IN TIE various discussions which have appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
The Manufacture of Wood Gas.

We find in late number OF the AHgeaeiHs
Zeitung some interesting details in regard TO
lighting the city OF Munich with gas made from
wood. which We translate for The Tribune;
The contract between the magistrates and the Coal
Gas Company provides that regular tame sha be rem
dered consuming a cubic feet OF gas IN an hour' ana
irving leht equal 70 wax candles OF ioHF u Ac
- ITO wool rns. with fame OF The above lie
,;o,, ,rosuced hrh, equivalent % that OF eleven
wy candles Of the same size Upon this. AMI m order
~ show tott coal cas was preferable to the wood gas
f,,nc ofcosl -os was shown 10 the commission wAch
avc loht cnuiyalcat e twenty four Of the wax can
dies such cauacity for giving light ulder inc lioS'
favorable circumstances, is the same as oil Soou o"S"'
In, never that OF coal gas OF the usual quay Inc oo
cas- which j. generally used in England l. eus 10 u'ne
wax carCies with flame consuming = cuoic iee' II IN
hour Tie coal cas used in Munich has been rcpea''ly
examined both by the commission and by oh'E lh'e"
cent individuals hut power has never been iouhl 70
exceed that of ten wax candles IL would not De ui
eult by usrc very hard wood or other processes 10
obtain wood -as equal 20 oil gas; but II woui not oe
correct 10 take this as the general power oil WOOD gas
Another advantage of the wood ga IL its cnr1 ree'oh
from sulphur Every city, even the smaI!e't one-hay'
every yillagecGn avail itscli OF the bencht o. m a
rahle mode OF illumination az smal eNi''c 'o' TIC
first fxturcs l. probable that before many years IN
such cities a. Bremen aud Hamburg where the best
English coal il easily obtained coal cas- will be entirely
superseded by wood ga. nasmuch as ali tie coa'cra
products ofthe manufacture valuable aud command
sale in any quantity The residuary coal is nearly
equal in value to the wood the lar superior 20 that
OF coal and cguuct be replaced by it for painting ami
the vinegar always commands high price npoin' oil
national economy the manufacture OF wood sa' has
srecal importance tportly takes the place OF burn
ing charcoal in pits which process the gas the tar and
the vinegar are lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
Terrible Railroad Accident-Scveral Persons
Killed. and Many Wounded.

y itItiDlt otfuIEtu on the boston.
Concord and Montreal R-iroad on Tuur.day about III
A. NJ Al extra tIuin Was coming from the -;cambcst
Dover Meredith Village. route for the STATE Fair M
AeIcu.th Bridge Soon after il started car counting
broke. willie ca asple bridge near the Weis Before
the accident could be repaired another extra train from
the steamer Dover into IT, and most heart rendiug
ensued. number Of platform cars were ia,nr1e5
tCgttLer, and great injury OF he and limb insured
TIE i1llo wing person were killed ANTHONY FogyR
LEY TuitonboTough; JoNA hcDUFFIE Alton; JoHN II
SIXTH, Dover Clerk Of tie Courts Tor tue L uuty al
Stafford Mr. SMITH taken from the yvater eiyvs
but ceased 10 i've In an hour OWEN ROBERTS Holdar.
ness GLoRGE HCTcHiSs A.ultUuDOrOugh Mr. Hrrcft
ms lot oLe o. hi Leg nd had the other lt3ve 70 a.
large sphnters OF wOQd beng driven in lis rcrlini,g
tLlsh. When discovered be totally nsensible o,7
Ltd blcd prCiusey. 1t supposed that ne mi t no
sbly uI'Ne could he be made 70 revive sunl.eD.y In
permit GuIpu-diicn. H. did revive AID his mi - -
tIlTuiated BY DR.. MAsoN assisted by De-. Cos So
IoIN and SrACKPoLE. H. rallied a lirtle mn am,
sgl4n ana TIE exce,sive la-- o. blood be,r, hs 49,;
eIy was 30 great, his system powerless He diai
70 Uidui-lL Archer gentleman, nane uukuJyy1- l.
aso tefc, maxi, stZ deaths in all
UoasdsG-RIcIARDL LANG. M0ul-onborou-h frs,.,-o
a Tieht leg l. Dong rel. THOMAS CoLroS WoI i,r
Cuch fracture q one lesihe other seriously uiure
ls iLCugbt be viii recover, but hs case /; do,I,;,l
SASBoHN Z. C.LTER ESQ., . -ipse wound on tho facs
GlCcaion Of writ and serious internal nu,v n can,
be iemcvcd ~ pre-enr, but wlil probably rccoye- r
". hoEDoUGr E.q Wakefield. 10th ,,' broke, bel,-v
the knee; VIII do wen. x. DECATUR D1ser. la.e-,-,,n
Of LETT lee and internal injury seri0us. Max Dctrer
FuIminston, fracture Of both legs VIII do well Jo',
NJ BHAcKErT, WolfboTough both les ami one nm
broken; viii probably do well HEsaY sropp.sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
The CongreGatiouai Convention nj Albany.
ALBANY, Saturday Oct 9, 1889.

ALBANY Sdtutuhyf wv - AN'~'
To ne Editors Of he Neie- YorA Tribune
The National Cong ;essOnal Convention, held
here for three days draws to close In numbers
and character exceeds al expectations, 500 delegates
beinr prcsert from fifteen states 1t Is believed that
more harmonious Convention never assembled, there
being but ono III sentug voice 70 all the resolves passed
Never before did the Sons of the West shake fraterna
" the hands of the Fathers Of the East TO 50 practical
turporc The Ea-t are pledged To care Tor tine mtho
dCXv 81 the Wet 20 enter upon .yttem OF OIurVA
building tv making New Years offering OF fifty thou
,ud dollar to which ten thousand dollars will be added
Nv q 6lm in NewNork and to send g0'pcl SCUM IL
tfcv s,nd any, which viii be against Slavery.
The pcGkrs was Of the highest order, from the mas
tsr shirt OF the denomination. Drs. BocoS, Todd
PArrFN. OsGooD, HAws, HUMPnRv, CLEMLANp
DWIGHT BLEREHFN LINDsLEY, MARSH the BEEcHERs
Dr. and two sons. STORRs. LAWRENCE, LEAvIrT, MITCH
H. NEyINs DoGGETT HoLBROOK, TURNER aud others
The whole spirit wa progressive for the Maine Law
and agurt slavery all leaving full OF cheer a. he rep
rosehtaiyc OF at least trce mdOns OF our pcope, IN
their moral sentiment
Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER and DR.. Parker were
q mot hp. TIE Obscrrer and independent were as
plenty AZ autumn lcavez II i true few returned are
MT IN sympathy with Nh BEEcHER, but aid not hear OF
0rc who does not eCQUlt Mr.. BEECHER tNHy All the
Western men who know Mr. BEEcHEHs anteccdents,'
viii az ms defense j, triumph AMI they AnDw hm not
10 be- the man either foolish immoral ga to 10 me
sct charged Tie Obserrds motive IS PLAIN 20 destroy
tie influence a. MI. Srow. Mr. BEECHER ont incden-
tally that Of The Tribune ThGt il unchri-
tan no one doubt and that the interencea drawn
are dbsclrfd, l. evident.
The hospitality of the Albanians will not soon be for
gotten 4 full record OF the Convention with the
tpcechef will appear IN n volume. Your,
A MEMBER OF THE CONVENTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
,,,,r vonv n.uy TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1852.

weborouch severe confusion ofh knee Is don W.,
Albert b CIaMsERIArS Brookheld fracture 1l t ,s
and leg; i doing well JoiIN V. BARsoN IT, '
Vilsge rihs broken; is doing well GEO n siNiS
Wo horouch one leg broken. GEO HAYNES " IL,
slightly Injured M,DIsoN ROBERTS Fsrmington sishsy
injured PERIEY Brown. Mouronboron-h, shsiiliy ~,
iurcd A Lady, name unknown Ind her leS i''S.u1eH
Her husband nook her home and her name dd nov 'rh
pirc Other ladies were slightly njureu winch WIN
The excitement. Tisc Ia numerous stories o. ot
disafters Upon inquiry they happily prove 10 DC WIKI
cut foundation -.
The above arc II tho particulars we have been apeio
cfthcr on the pot after careful and anxious inquiry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
= Rn,u BowIros has reached bis former

I,ctsonyie fny-. King billy and Cabilcf, including
tie old negro Interpreter ABRAHAM, are gone nome TO
the Couit Of the Everglades TAcy pissed up on
Weiresday last on the Metamora. When me boat ar
lived thc candidates of both political parties were Gu
81 pcd in lddrc ing large meeting az thc West Ehd
Gut when was whispered in the ouis<ist taat BILLY
Lad ariy all those who in the secret moved on TO
pay their respects 70 his mGIesiy III, loVe leI tne
leyee in the cabin Of the steamboat where he received
his visitors with royal dignity. We learn from Gen.
BLAKE that BILLY has entered into soI mn agreement
to eigrefe ucNt March with al the Indians he can in
duce TO 90 which he thinks will be nearly all in the
country We feel disposed TO believe that nc ast we
my succeed IN getting rid Of our un"eiccme neghoors,
hut shall not feel ccrGtR till hey ere gone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
~. They seem to have discovered a means

to put stop to rappings in Boston judging from the
following which we cut from The Trarel.r;
day or two since quite Nn excitement was caused IN
one OF our Grammar Schools by the sprc, VINO at the
present time arc rapping H. this part Of The world One
of the p,n- lni.s about II years Old. edddenly leit
her studies rud bean to write variOu- "a ects when
ehe shoud have been engaged with her book Myste.
rous noises alo heard, which were traced to her,
and she was AZ last called TO account for her strange
conduct She assigned that che was ame
dunn Of the pri,, and that she mpcled to write,
and could not prevent the reppnes. Toe master I'm
medietcy informed her that he should find necessary
to try enother system OF rnppings il the spirits were
allowed to perform their raps in school and MS Tor I'm
pulson he waH ell mpelled not 10 WHO, but 70 expel
her from school if she persisted in writing whan she
fhould study The remedy complete, and the spir
it's have not troubled the school since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

a IN tho nspers II has been constantly asseei ina
gu rsnsr.y keep within three miles OF the shore
Ts !. undoubtedly true on an open no o. Gov, % "5
the hrn az snd when the wind il OF shore for
sbseT Snt when they enter bays OF moderate sire
sI,ch a. Chedebucto - Georgee ~ Feter ~ihch aS
Si,ered and where the wateri no depth they sprei
.L.,sIrs over tho surcc Of the hay and are cangt
in nearly the s-rne abundance beyond taree miles HUH
ths snoit - ,bo freouent Chedebucto Bay set their
,ets over rs whole surface, and IN =. u'o'sg -
en- informed. ncts are often Get six aad seven =,
the shore Ii the American fishermen are nv ,s.S
81 in the entrances and wider part= Of tness pay WI
,br- numerous feei, they viii not cniy ne on ~
;crrns with our own people but viii do inea'u i5 "a "a
iu,y TO their nets. Indeed II woui ne 81. .a.os
- ON tho fishery with vessels and nets on IN l'-
cra,nds may also mention that our PrOviae1i TIVE T.;
Seonre our vessels to have their kee,' coEsiu,cL -
euch manner TO enable them to san owe. -
ont DESTROYING them INT -uch re'a'ions hay' .. u
made with respect TO the American h'hcmen or o'ne
foreign vessels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
LIZA SON Of The Wolverine Safe, writing

from TIppah County Mississippi says DoHt ds'parg
listssitji; a. Cast ten Democrats or q Usy one AAE-
Jrsd r,f,e 10 sptgon PIERCE send me all the docu.
,nout YOU can Get hold OF II the Wings do not carry
this state for SCorr they never Will
The vote of Mississippi stood in 1875 For CAss o.
SIS: for TAvLoR. 25,s3l Majority AGAIN.. "a IN Isis
80 The nslpac changes already taken place in Mssis
eippi will give the State tor SooTr by ~ least one ,aos
and ma;oritv! Hurrsh for Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
TIE TIIE ATERS
Have rc6pened with now pieces. Oae by

Gropcr SAND il p fuccc-a. Tho Italian Opera II is
aid viii DC Iu under Government cn-pcc'' aud made
lyrical luxury equal 20 il best days. w ti,no1 are
very husy ia Psfis with The now improyem nt@ iHe
rpi.yips ia beinr rch b-hcd in.idc All ints 20 hn
pclinl sulcndors Busts Of ms Imperial ignn@.s are
thick ~ faicry through Frame. lis grand poc;h on
cpitimacy g. before Tie world All that Il venting D.
coroua,ic9 The Pope owes him - doht IF gratitude;
and n Rome h,s alwcys been tcrcm0s, II enslaylng
thc world liz theological career rvang H. military III
hat regard the colossal fraud Of c1ronation may
acain intut long suffering world aud t"lrh N IN ~
make one more cAoit TO blot ont Priestcru and King
craft from Gre new pageo 81 History. W H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

" keep his v.vslve shut and work of the gss through
he cylinder This will strictly attended to, 90.
only,his his bit that Of many other -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
A,po,xrvryrs ny THE PREsIpEyr.-CH.RLEs

APpoINrMrNTs ny rHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w CuRIsrN,s. 10 be Register, and EEUsEN NJ Rich
ARSON. "a lee Receiver OF Public Moneys for the new
lnd district IN Minnesota Territory created by an act
OF Congress approved BON Aug le2--,.e land once
which has been located at Sauk Rapids
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
Lat Of Patents
ID from tie Uaiied States Patent Otfes fer ne cc,s
ing Oct. 5, 1881.

sucd from tie Usiied States Patent tfee fer ne e,s cad
ing Oct b 49,
fCar,fary prepared ss Tke y. Y Toh.sel
Jacob BCrFey, oi Wsdsworih Ohio Tor lnlTrov.meu, /,
Gram sepsrt;o;s DATED Oes. 5, 1851
WIN. Better. q Little Falls n Y Tor Improved Vice
Dated Oct ) l6,2
Printing Pr xes Dated Oct. 5 1852.
ID Vsllrr-su. al Morgsniown Va, for Improvement in
seed Planters Dated Oct. 5, 1851.
Aexr Han son. OF Philadelphia Pa for Improvement IN
Rotary Stove Crates Dated Oct. ). 1885,.
Robi NJ Jackson, of PennngfonVlle Pa, ;or Improve
,nsnt In seed Planters Dated Oct. ; 1852
yOney p 4 b. kimbail OF WATERFOWL, y Y, for In
Lorenzo l. Lanss;roih Of Phladepha, Pa 5r Improve
mcLt in Bee Hives. Dated Oct D 1882
r. +. Lettou Of Quincy ILL., for improvement IN Up
risht PiGuo-Fog.ts Dated Oct. ), 1852.
Jos r Martin Of Philadelphia Pa for In; rovemen, in
Machines for Nnng.ns Clothes. Dated Oct. ;, So
James McCs.ty of Reading Pa ;or Improved Apparatus
for Pudd,Es Iro9, etc; Dated Oct, iSS@
Jss Jno Mcdonald Of New-lorN, y. y, Tor Improve
u.ent IN piauo-FOites Dated Oct. ), 1872.
John &. Nicolay OF Pittsteld H. for Improvement IN
Prinung.Presses. Dated Oct. $ 1859.
Mishi NMitns. Of foTtand Ne, Tor li1pIos sneat IN
VIM. II. Robertson, Of Harc,d Conn. 6- Improvement
In Milling Machines Dated Oct. 5, 1882.
Christian ShrTs Of Hartford Conn oy Improvement IN
method OF Prmg Dreams Dated Oct ;, 1872 Patent
I'd in England Apl.l - lc52
Henry CLAW Smith OF Portland Me- to- improvement in
Window FraIacs Dated Oct. ), 1882.
Silas B. Tcfrs Of plymouth, Conn fcr Improvement in
Tmepieees Dated Oct. 5, 1852
Conn ass guor Henry \. W. Nccl' Q: slnic place tor
Improvement IL Chuyns Dated Oct. :, lS1~
DESIGNS
Chas T. Tu,;e. OF Amherst, ~ H., for Design .or Cook
ipr-Stove pa;,d Oct s 1852
iSsm Haup;on. OF New-York n. Y, for Design for
c. Frrrre tIa Summer Piece Dated Oc'. = 1852.
Walter Brveui, of Boston. Mas Tor Design Tor Table
Frame ard Legs Dated Oct , 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
A LINE OF STEAMERS,
Accord;ne, IN the J0uroqi du EqpFc. is to be

AccOldnl 20 Int J1NTHI UH II00Io' - Z" 10
formed between Hayrc and Rio Jan,'ro. III conl
pary has among its fubscribcrs Utmost all the nrin'
which have commercial relations with the Brezh'. 1t
i rcpoed tot thcec vessels shall run every month be
tween Hn,re sbon. Madeira, Gorcc PcrnannGco AMI
Epbin and be- united at Rio to line which viii lin ID
the other adjoining pors Tor the transport OF N 'Fehant
md merchandise.
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Epou Tuy FISHING GRoUyDs.-lhe scHpohei
- rzs fro,, prince Edwards Isand arrived AZ Ports-
mouth II. reports having beea hrel az twlce ny Il
" steiner Dva.taion AMI forbidden to 90 into 'pT pee
Bay for shy purpose i, wI Rte ac cAdIenr