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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
TAIRBANKS SCALES !-GREAT RE-

III DUCTION Recent improvements in machinery BY
which to produce parts of scales at reduced cost and
tended facilities ST. Johnsbury for manufacturing together
with the completion of through lines Of Railroad to the prn-
cir markets combine enable the manufacturers to afford
their scaes improved in quality at prices below those OF
any other mandatory.
II other scales are well made and reliable they cannot be
sold for lower prices If offered ct lower prices they will
be found on trial to be imperfect and deceptive.
FAIRBANKS q CO, No. SO Waterst
EH- One reason why FAIRBANKS SCALES al
ways so durable and retain their adjustment much longer
than Others that the bearings protected by the fsLent
Vertical Steel Knife Edge the exclusive night to which
secured No scale be durably accurate especially
when subjected and constant without this pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
the OF New fOrs hereby rea 20 al pesoos
fckss assnst ROGER FiLCOAkR, late u Me CITY Of
Yort de'et 20 present lie with vo1eksf. rsfe 70
subscriber be sssdesce No ussen At N te Cry o.
York the sh day ~ July nexttel hs~ forE ne
"a LAWNS EDWARD FALcOEER, Ezsc.,s<.
IN PURSUANCE of an oi..-. Of the Surrogate
III Of the County OF New ioh hereby 70 ~
csls sgn<t ANNA HAdI TON te Vi NOrtamPtos
deceived the with
suhserber ~ hs Office No Il Liberty st the Cry Of ss~
Yo bre he eighth eay Of June aeat Dstst New Yesk
the Efh day OF December 1851
Do ic~,ns- MARCUS WILBUR, Eteeutr.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
d OF kewYort aete hereby al
having CHRISTIAN MULLER hILLEk) ate
the City Of New York boot and shoemaker dece,t Drosst
vouchers thero the ssbcreF at rs.dsecs,
the City Of New Y0rk before the 1rs. tsy
ofseptenbrr rettDsted Rev fok the 2h DAY Of Fsbsa sS
JOANNA l. hCLLIR lor MILLER ASmias~eH
ssf l.vfmss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

the references:
Rev J. NJ Macdonald Hon. John l.. Mason,
Hon. Vim +. Havemeyer, Prof Charles A. Lee, M D.
Prof c. r. Gilman MD James b. Nissan, NJ d.,
Charles Dickinson, M. d., A. 5. Ball, NJ. Dr
r Kirby Nj. d., T.. Vanderpool, M. d.,
John Newhouse, ESQ, J. S. Woodward Esq,
E.fsyson Clark, Esq, VIM Lowerre, Esq,
PA HWgous Esq, T.. X. Collins, Esq,
John Phelps, Esq, George ID. Phelps Esq,
Can NJ Connolly, ESQ, Theodore Bailey, ESQ.,,
John A. c. Gray Esq, I. M. Brintna, Esq,
A. Aranguren, Esq, G. A. Baudoune, Esq,
sieo B. browne, Esq, Jesse Browne, Esq,
Maithiaa CLARK, ESQ, Caleb Brush, Esq.,
n Z: Brooks ESQ, VIM A. Kobbe, Esq,
MOTIFS higer Esq, J. L, Buckley, Esq,
J. Burdett ESQ. r Burlew Eso
+. II. Burger, Esq, NJ J Henriauss' Eco,
Nicholas D. Herder ESQ. G. Hessenberg. ESQ,
Philip Henry, Jr, ESQ, BDK Craig ESD
4. W, coleman, ESQ., Justus +. Earle, ESD
r vsNq pemalesI Esq~ John Fairbanks, Esq,
~. IN. aus ESD, Louis s. Fellows, ksq,
vcy,ge srner ESQ, David Magic, Esq,
a W. 0absudan, ESQ, Charles Meigs, ESD
SSe1Ies Lowtner Esq, Ebenezer Monroe, ESQ.,
SSevv'se ss&n Esq, l.. A. Palmer, Esq,
I ~ y sicow, Esa- Charles Partridge, ESQ,
y y = rerin, ksq- Wm. Black, Esq,
S Ss y, ohson Esq- John Pryor, Esq,
rsncis =. SAGE Esq., A. NJ L. Scott ESQ.,
Thomas J. Stevens ESQ, William Startling ESQ.,
ny n SwordS Esq, Aug b. Theriot Esq.,
Ia Ia. a. mhee.et, Esq, John c. Work, Esq,
C san a Asesl Esq, Geo. K. Sistare, Esq,
Na snm oaseneu, ESQ., b. +. Mckenzie, Esq,
NJ sae ICON nun, Esq, +, s Morrison, ESQ,
t .i Z. Husous Esq, N T. Pike, ESQ,
l am rrexee Capt. Jos Mattison, Esq,
M. .l' = mart ESQ, Edward Wight, ESQ.,
q Ails, Esq, John Woodhead, Esq,
AA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
.nTcCopAT, COLLEGIATE INSTI-
.cSyy SEMINARY L. LYON,

MINI. LYON, MD, and Mrs M c. LYON, Pnnci-
- ssopsteness OF boarding arrangements hind and ef
ysh 49,, and healthy location combine TO render this
tseol asrrshle resort for those seeking thorough and
Isaanshed education Pupils received at any time. Its
.a On the beautiful nag of the Connecticut RiyeI
a. sssboard and is easy OF access by the New York
peI s,r5 daily steamboats,. For health and recreation,
sno hSrs ard pupils furnished with elegant Carriages
WI f # 14 s5 G 6sy S' Or
IA .SSrsns the Principals at Essex-Essex, Conn, April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
Gopartnersbip.
DISSOLUTION of COPARTNER-

DISSOLUTION of COPARTNER-
SHlP.-The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the firm of CHOUTEAU,
MERLE 4 SANFORD, is this day dissolved by its own rn
Ration Either of the partners viii sign the name OF the firm
In liouidation PIERRE CHOUTEAU, Jr,
GUILLAUME MERLE,
JOHN +. A. SANFORD.
PS-We beg leave to refer our friends the "Copart
nership Notice" Of Messis DURBROW, WINNIE Shell
DON Ia whose welfare and take great interest
New-York, May l. 1852
NOTICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned
have formed Coparnershp under the firm Of URBROW,
WHINE SHELDON for the transaction Of general
Commission Business, and refer TO the sbove notice Of
Messrs Chouteau Merle l. Sanord.-New-York. May |,
1852 JOHN B. DURBROW,
JOHN c. WINNIE,
WILLIAM r. SHELDON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

HOAL.-Ihe subscriber has In yard
full supply Of Anthracite and Bituminous Goals,
.stius Of Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehish Hazeton
English Camel Liverpool Orrel Cumberland Sidneyell
of which 70 be Of the best quality delivered in
he best order and for sale the very market pce
JAMES l.. WORTH, No "a Broadway,
and 4th-st. corner Of Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
DATENT HYDRANTS.-Th Barthol-

DATENT HYDRANTS.-The Barthol-
II omew Patent Selfacting safety-Valve MIGRANTS
have been extensively used this and other cities Tor more
than years past and in the most exposed locations IN the
CITY, and have been well proved be superior to any other
Hydrant use They strong durable simple in constuc
tion will burs, pipe, likely to freeze If properly put
In Children do not break Them and cannot leave tnea
running bene always le Shut cheaply repaired with
out digging up particularly well adapted to tenant houses
and where several families andchdren have access 10 them
not sutlecng the landlord 10 the penalty imposed BY the
Water Board for leaving hydant running when not In use,
these being never e running Also, Double Hydrant sup
only and for by the Plumbers generally also IN Boston,
Albany, Philadelphia Washington, Cincinnati. Buffalo, St.
Louis. and other plsces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
County hsreby o'sn 70 a. psfsos
ha,s.s claims sssi~t JAMES eCRYkGI0th ate % NE tp q
Eewrors deceased present the scmss We
,hereof the sssssnbsr, ks shes, No ~
Of or 9h u ysE S~v-
hoss' " 80 "~s VI Psbkr AtEnsspWssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
90 FIRST AVENUE.-SCHOOL
piano-fortes.

~ 81 III. BARMORE offer at their Man
W. ufactory and Wareroom, No. $40 Bleeckers corner
Of Chsrlesst, assortment Of elegant PIANOFORTES,
With the metallic frame and bridge, and ell other
xRo6erp improvements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

DIANO-FORTES ard MELODEONS
FOR SALE-Persons about purchasing Pianos or Me.
odeons are invited TO call at BENNETT CO.'S Ware
ROOM No l52 Fulton-s second floor least sde OF Broad
way where will find assormen OF the modern style
of rosewood and Melodeons Every insru-
pressed as to the quality the payment may be withheld until
such doubts are removed Old Pianos received in part pay
ment for new ones New and secondhand Pianos to let
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
NAY Il McMULLEN'S PATENT

NAY q MCM OLLEIN - Il M LAN
(HOSE.-The trial made Of this incompatible Water
Hose for two years past fully demonstrated Its supeor
~ Orders Railroads Factories Water Companies end
others solicited Every piece warranted to give Satisfaction
bv the petentee and manufacturer The following one OF
he many cerincses and published to show tina estimation
JERSEY CITY, Dec H. 1851
HORACE H. DAY, No q Courtlgndt-st. N Y.-Iear NJ:
take great pleasure YOU answer 10 your In
curry in regard 10 the India Rubber Hose furnished by you
fr the NewJ ersey Railroad and Transportation Company,
that we have found Of the very best description and 70
much better purpose than either leather canvas IL
Ia not only more durable but in the end the most economical
We have now rubber hose OF locomotives that
e purchased Of you two years ago. which has been in
rant ard still ever and have found your
Sourply 10 stand pressure $50 lbs the square inch
Yonrs verv respectfully JAMES MCFARLAND,
Euperintendept Motive Power for ~ j. X. r. Trans Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
HDUCATION, No. 147 Greene-st., near

~ gous,on--bfr. CHAMBERLAIN invites the atten-
- ~ Parents who desire school entirely under the
"a Instruction of tie Principal EVENING INSTRUC,
Ti0NMr c. continues 70 give instruction afternoon ana
eysnag in Arithmetic Bookkeeping English Grammar &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
n & C. FISCHER. Qate Nuns &

~ Fishery msnufactory and waeroom No 10 Green
wich-st. of Deyst PsnoFores, warranted with
reverse bridge and patent tube well calculated for keeping
in tune PisnoF ortes tuned repaired and exchanged
NB-Also Folian Piano Fortes for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

DIANO-FORTES.--Persons about pur-
chasing Pianos will find 1t to their advantage TO call at
r. Glenn Co.'s Mandatory No 1874 Fulton-st (west OF
Broadway general assortment of mahogany and rose.
wood Pianos constantly on hand which will be sold low for
cash or approved paper Dealers supplied liberal terms
r. GLENN 4 co, No. 1874 Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
Goal.

TOAL.-I am now discharglng several
csrgoes Of the best quality of Red Ash Stove Goal,
which viii sell 10 dealers and others 81 per from
vessel and will deliver from vessel 81 25 from yard,
g. 25 PETER CLINTON corner Of King and Gre anwich
ard Goerck and Rivington SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
In PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate

- Of the County Of New foh hereby al
hs.as eis JAMES MATaySON ~ he CITY Of Nes
fort tecessss grrsn, the 9TH soacesss ;beo he
su-erter a. tls ohCe Ne Nssssn
beors the day Of Ju New Yo A> lA 8ay
s:Jsnusry. lisa JAMES THAYER, Pubic AAmsn.fatcf.
l.wf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

TNAIRBANK'S SCALES-REDUCE
in PRICE.-These celebrated Scales now manufac-
tured with such increased facilities by improvements in
chinery &C. that they offered at greatly reduced
prices aud improved in quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
YCEISIOR.-Parents wishing to ind

X " .,,n.,on IN which good order 10 maintained By
Ia an and rspid Improvement secured 5y Thorough
w e ss e i HsaI ,s.s'd at the Commerce.
md Casossi Seno"- SOLOMON JENNER Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
UvHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore

existing between the subscribers under The ern Of
HALSEY.k GUSTIN, u This Day dissolved By Dut1nl
consent AL csius against said firm viii - ese1ed ~
Henry A. HALSEY, and I'll claims due NJ I'm ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
HNGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSI-

VICAL BOARDING ard DAY SCHUUL Tor 1OUNu
LADIES Vanderbilt-sv, Clifton, Staten i:and-Ihe nexs
sou Of this School will begin May To- For the report OF
and other see Inc W
49, N /, had at the bookstore OF CLAKk AUSIiN
81 N s05 and at the U. s. SCHOOL AGENCY, NO. zsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

~ SALE.-Engns l0-horse power, made BY VIM. Ruudon;
Boiler ocomstive 5horse power all in perfect order can
be seen at Nc SS Stantons Aso Engine horse power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
yewelrn, &r.
NVANUFACTORY of Sill YER WARE

lTl for the TRADE-Artcles of every description man
uactufed with pfomptness aud dispatch Tea Sets uns,
Pitchers Cups Gobles Trumpets Napkin Rings &c. Also,
Spoons Forks and Knives of a variety of patterns
g. PECK, Jrr No n Duane-st. N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

DIANOS at GREAT BARGAlNS.-7
secondhand Pianos at $50 $685. S75 SS5, $50 and $780,
God Pianos of 81 to octaves very low TO pay
advances Also Music Stools Watches Blank Books, Safe,
Cigars &c Cash advances Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
ware Furniture Pianos Books Watches &C. Goods bought
aud sold commission.
"1' WV IF JONES No. 81 Ann-st., second-feor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons having
~ claim. .s...; GEORGE W AITAEN ate OF the CITY Of New
Yorl 3eces.s preseai he With vouchers hero ADD az
r.on. INDEBTED deceased The 20 tie suoscfesS
Al he oace Of HENRY AITKES, No tHsroserst
sf,.~sns. nESRS a aIrxnS. AaHi.s'r''O''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

~ r. "
IN al psrson. hsvns claims JOHN r. slMoNsOS .is
OF tie Cy o. Brooku deceased hat r~,vrri 20 s,het
with the vouchers tkerr. to ss sbenher
s.ryker h. oc~ County CsFts ofce. hs1
!, The CIV al Prootyr on before day Jay n-xt-
p.,,-l Jan y. lsse FRANCIS r. STklkER,
jl0 LAWNS HANNAH >lhOSsOS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

&HOULD an early aPpHCatIOH DC IIHue
~ to Miss NJ A. STURGES, she will receive sx young
Misses boarding pupils in her family Stamford Connee-
tcut during the summer tenn Of her School
Stamford. May G. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

An 70; Of asl situate az esas ale ssvsua wuS
Of the CITY Of New yors and inr~ and lssAt IN nae
made ard Ct sgsy nhef t benrHs e ose Jes s@n
eAsrd ,hy four. ooaa5e ssssr6 70 ort ~ sea
land eosss o. s;ey 10 he
hers Of Ess Byrsnrh nohery o' aano-r ihrty avs NJ
erg By f ocA N "ost sn go
.r.-n ft an. ~uxf on each sv es ne
SANE ,~ss TIE Ia prop-fv eons>
z,p~ 81 s.> cash. 10 pr ces a.
ue time Of sale aud balance dewey q e
After. JAMES GkEtG, -r.
ala sws Aan.ass,r.;nf II james Srrs. iced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
GEORGIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE

FNIENDS OF VI K. WEBS TER
MACON, Ga Ara 1.-THE delegate. 10 the Convention
OF te ehas o! Mr. Webster assembled 10 o'clock this
morning ~ concert Hall Forty counties of the State
were represented BY LAG delegates
George Siapeton called Tho chair and the Conven
lion was permanently organized by the selection of Edmund
NoTreli OF Talbot, President and GEN q 81 RuIhcr
ford and Col H. '. Cumming as Vice Presidents
RESOLUTIONS were adopted Tor committee of three from
each Cor rssiona district report matters for The ocin
oil inc Convention and authorizing to confer with their
political ilIends who meet here for the purpose
Presidential! nomination :" '~@''o'' - '''
Aer me appointment Of this committee of a. to which
Inc president was added The Convention adjourned till TO-
' " =
Inc scott Convention will assemble here to morrow morn
ing at halp o'clock and there s much snxety with re-
gard TO the action CT tie two Conventions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
-
,nIII. k.sII A. Oh Ii a. A. u

correspondent Of the Alexandra Democrat says thai
Mr. McMnIIen in late speech in Arxana spoke of Gen
Scott as "ihat silly old man.. Ye Gods! Fayette McMu.
len calling Winfield Scott silly. How Old Cherubusco will
0c afflicted when that comes IL his Tell your Empe.
ror salt little oli woman corporal Of Napo!cons "a
nous guard, THAT have great contempt for HIM" 81
will Madame replied the veteran but you cal
think how bad he'll feel when he hears H..
Far the Enquirer
The article above, which il embodiment the alien
and scd"n laws is from paper published in Richmond.
assuming the title of "Rchmond Republican, The writer
Of s silly enough call Cen Scott Old ChurubGsco: and
very naturally Ikcns him the Emperor Napoc0n know.
ing him Ia he weak enough be rckIci BY III. battery He
compares member OF Congress from Virginia To an old
woman, and represents himself the veteran
who repiIed-"l will tell the Emperor (Uid Chuubusco)
but yun can't think how bad he will feel he hears
Now, WHO is This Emperor, that any Tree citizen our re-
public may not dare he is sily old man. when his
own ioacs prove it by calling him Old Churubscol That
article IS IN the genuine spirit Of the quandm Federal
Wings now 81 appropriately called the Iiumbngs would
not say that General Scott il silly old man do be
leve that Mr. McAulcn said it, ii he did he !a As much
right 10 speak his opinion d the Emperor Old Churubusco
AZ have 10 speak my opinion OF the "RChnoni Repubi.
can or any other Of the umbug party whenever choose
10 do sr-cspeclay of VIM f. Stewards ,d!ae Tor Pre-.
sdent o The United States. Loco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAah

kICH3D:D, Argus. -
TOBAcCO.-Thr market - without cas-
last report. The birlk. continue large. lDr.
spection are considerably reduced; though tn
the season a.c large. lEIn was generally ahitC
y. VI. MAX,
Sales Of tobacco by \ NJ. MARTIN x co. i.
last: , hhcs I X + Aston. So 80 auc 9. VI.
and -; 4 Henry Anderson, / s, an& ~,
) 40. ;, lU,nd II 50; " X keany. , a; :
! IS, and 10; 4 J VI El4sdaic, ) ~ : 81. !,
w Gee, So, I and :; . VI Ba5"t :; u
5 10; > Howard 4 f'lrs, 5 50 ana D. VIZ, "
I'D Fam, s 62; } " Pdscnali, b -; i
Harrison ~. 4 IS aud IS; J.s.r' II
Kinrsbury. ~; 4 j I iiu-srll. 9, II II ara
Norwood IL ana - 80; , p Farar II and L
ncr, 8 50, y. - 50 Is and Is 80; ; Sonthed,
and 2atl.; JAS Rydw-i. i IS: DIR ii
Spo,.wuod Burwcii : . nnn ~; i II r. I.
10 and IL; ) y tilycs. ) - T. ; 9and 81, !
Sand 5 -; r carroll, 80 anu y; { II.
Edwards ! IS. -. 9 aud , n 9 80 " {
G.or.e Jefferson, / 50, 6, 9 962. TO- IS 80 an
last Md. Ia Mess. iaTpin u faroiou@E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
FIRE. AT TROY, ..Ew yo.,
;'Dgi2.sliss'ii2. Ess!i;,,,h
WHOLESALE PRICES iyRR

TUESDAY, AuGrs- lg. Is.
FLOUR TIE arrivals continue very ..a.
acw TO shippers have yet hcen re."lici
Sco,isviilc have been disposed u al - = IL
unnjually S., Sales have oetn ma:r 81 4 t.
WHEAT rtmalns unchanged since TIE
market.
LlME.-Saics at 81 from store Il .,
Lime can b. had tie Senr Trough 7. -
CORN Market supplied. % 10 o., It.
CORN MEALS u 81 cents pr; JGsI:
OATS-375: a ~ cents.
RNr,-7a cents.
FISH: -ticrrincs. 70. Cut - y; 6
Roe 81 %. MacKcrei, No. ). So \.
No. |. ST. 80. Shad-SlU 10 ~. Ela.
rings 81 80, cnt s. 80.
LARD-i3n!s l2. cts, kegs Is: c's,
BACON Baltimore and Weston S!ac,
Sides Tx cts, .5:.ouIirr.gi. u ~; tilm, /.
scarce. City Smoked hnin Side To-. lgt
MDLASS tS. Sweet Cuba %. q c,.
80 a 81 cts
IKON-pig Iron s2s to So, according
$50 per ton English 80; Treic2ar, kso"mg.
IS; Up Country Bar s.2a 81 according. to4.
CGANO-$ii. lSotu wharf, SD from
COFEEE-RiD 90 Il Ok; Laguhyra :.
PLASTER Ground s. 81; Lump 1 %
SALT-Sairs !tom wharf n 81 80, itOms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
CHOLERA.
rhn fnlllwins prescription !a- this fata

The win! prescription n- this fatal MANDY seems 10
put :"rh with degree OF !cncc "mcn cha'"se'
- to- 0r -. N';.,rl In
s@iscEce whose il first appeared Souch for III"
responsibility Of The author:
nIrs4r- GALES & SEAToS: feel il dI'y 20 ask you 10
lay bsi" tie public III following. prrscrpiaa which
ave the lives 81 hundreds whu otherwise may fall victims
psra!!n. diseases uf Cholera darrhml and dyscne
ry This time Ii is said 10 have been communicates
from C0u=tautinrpte by o our missionaries having
attended with he most extraordinary effects,
when given early. in 81 cholera. However his
may be- has been tried and ny immediate
family and also by neighbours 10 whom we have given
II, in ihc first stages Of this class OF diseases
Take of sriuts Of camplur, audanum ard iinciurc Of
rhubirb EACH equal quantities Dose for grown person
twenty drops every hours, diluted with LITTLE
in table spoon For Children, decrease The quantity
c"rAiug age"
One dose frequently checks the disease c. +. S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

ADVANTAGES OF GOING COURTING
The Fchburs Mass RsyeIle that John Reynolds
oi Milford, was arrested charge vi house breaking re
Gently but Johns 'nendcd that on the night upor
which was alleged he committed the crime he was court
ing her, having commenced at O'Clock and continued I'm
Ill IN the morning John was discharged So ought an,
nun 10 be that courts girl SO late that.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
MORE AMERICAN VESSELS pTr,rrn

B0EToS, August l3thhr Halifax Sun, oi the 6ti
THAI the Telegraph. tender the British
81 Devastation has taken into Chaottesiown Anrri
canrcspasssrs One ." ril had board 50 bbs ma
crcI and The other 80 quntas Of Goldfish.
ST. John a. b. papers Of yesterday 10 hand They
announce that the British cutter Nrey as cleared The bay
Of Fundy OF Anlr lean fishermen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

Il Now HESITATE BETWEEN EXTENDING THE Pc
KloD OF RESIDENCE BEFORE NATURALIZATION TO n
EAkS, AM, TOTAL REPEAL. or ALL TIE ACTS or
CONGRESS on Til f. SUBIECT--IY lILSD INCLINES y'J
TIE LATTER -tSCoTr IN 1911.
The above sentiment is Gen ScoTrs We have seen il in h
o%m handwriting over his signa,ureEd phal. nina Penn
surGUiYn
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THE DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING At HILLS


CONCORD, Aug lIlh-Many strangers already arri-
vim. Ia attend The Democratic meeting NJ Hsboro TWEEN.
tyinnr miles distant, Thursday With fair weather the
prospect s that many people will be there procure
con9cyances. Nrieht's mammoth tent has been
Twelve thousand pounds of good sboro county bee and
mUttor besides five tons 0t bread, maxim g-rOI
tipn FREE Besides the SPEAKERS already announced Colonel
German. Oi Ind, will attend.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

To I'm. G. Carr, Esq:
Sr-Absencc from Washington, a visit the interior
OF this State, prevented me from seeing hearing of your
late public letter 10 until Thursday night when my alcn-
ton was CALI 10 ii while in the county Buckingham,
Respect Tor the Stale laws prevents from addressing
yon at the demand rendered necessary by the gross
and wanon insult you have fit 10 offer me
Therefore, Invite you 10 place beyond the IL
nits {" Virginia. where can have early opportunity 10
SEND You the communication proper the without
iofractl0n OF those laws. Your ohcdent servant,
PAULUS POWELL.
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PER JoHS NJ. DAStEL.

BESTrvrR, ArG. lilh. 1852.
Dear Slr-l havo ns received, with surprise your
note :" The lith ns by the hands OF Mr. Daniel in which
yoh propose to make personal ma tier OF communication
81 Hne, published in the Virginia Advocate censuring you
Tor "ha considered unwarrantbl- liberty in sending
me- "a the only document which you had ever favored me
Will me speech OF renegade Hhsr Gentry Of Tenncs.
see IA have no personal acquaintance with YOU am
Tree 10 say mat could have intention Of personally in
suliiIg you There many and insupcrab!e obstacles
"h. IL IS needless Tor MENTION which forbid nv ia
klns NE course which you suggest in your note.
, tour oot serv'ti WI. G. CARR