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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13

THa MAHuFACruHE OF pEGGEn Doors AND
SuoEs-A late numb9r OF the Plough, the
Loom and the Anvil contains short article on
1.-The trade in Pesgrd boots and Hh9es-,ts his
tory and It's connection with agriculture" from
which We derive The following interesting histo-
~ of the origin and progress OF that branch Of
industry:
Some days since IN store IN New ork, &;
chaic. luFeM Ihoul way n''r' P'I,l'eu IeIo''''
II; ltE''", X 20 h'r't'E"a!' aS D','u S'I,.Is
ana co'ih H. NoFli'l' No'!!''l'''''ir's u ti'e
Auler'c''l oI'oh Company, ~ ".'u VI ".'''
does t!le reautr SUPPOSE ihy' io' ''l''''l'r,
turing "stap", or ptS5'u 0oots ana SHOES
Well, the curious i;'ct' disclosed Ill TINS report
are among others, that IN December 0! Et't year.
Joseph Walker, Of llopkihGtoH' -hi,sS',cha'c''S'
""ii1 made the h"St par OF l'9s'l Si'o,S ever
seen n tins or any other country, va, SUI awe
and That hH had gone on, making MS pcS5cd
boots and shoes, for more tian Ten years. WIFI
out competition; after which, while ne was (as
w hope he Isl s;;i! Ay'nG, the tradn IA the ar
tlcic had increased IN i!i- state 20 tic amount
OF eighteen lnioNS "i 02''ar' "a;'c'''!y' 7''h5
rs stated IN ms report c'i>t""t' !i".i"F'n'' ah
pr,ita!''n cmr'oyIn':t to sixty thoa a:id ihilao'-
tantS o. AF,''cHu<,,!. ara yet @E ,ns co''''''',
Honer*, IN" demand i'r INC 'n'"'llac-HFS "Acc',''
the snpp'y-wA'ch they uTs'' should 10" D.
met By IN" proposed IhIoh l;i;li'liictpTy III
New York, with hru!rh:' in tn: surr)uHdInS
country,
Now, to contem?latlyc m!aI, h2" various
and impressive ar" the reflections that arse on
a view Of facts coming thus casually under ones
notice. The first impulse is to acknowledge the
benefit to society, from this simple invention Of
al unpretcndnig individual; now affording, as it
does employment and sustenance to SO many
thousand Of his fcllow-citizcns; and then one is
led to marvel at the perverSion Of political JUS,
tice, which continues to be practiScd all around
lis, in this boastcd age Of reason and Of pro-
gross! For if, instead Of inventing process in
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13
COMMUNICATED.

At the last regular meeting Of Wateree Division No
g. Sons of Temperance, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted and ordered for publication:
Resolved That the members of Wateree Division No
O. return thanks TO the Session of the Presbyterian
Church of Camden for their kindness and courtesy in
extending to them the of their building on the 3D.
Sd and 4th February, inst. CS. WEST, R. S.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13

schools throughout the land,) we should then
sec public Lands and public honors meted out
in something Ike 4 just aud polite reference to
tho tendency of mems lives and actions to pro-
moic the public happiness. =
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13

New STATE PRoposED.-A paper in Long
Island, in New York, suggests that the whole OF
that Island should be converted into State,
having now population of oil, ,557, nearly doub-
led since 1910, and numbers more than any one
of the seven States, which have two Senators
each in Congress.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13

~ of the unfortunate Captain Symons, whose Or
ders. if i'm lcitly obcycd by tn" crew there Is
reason to thuk would have provided for the safe
trofa tr greater number than those whose names
are given rs hayin. actually survived.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13
THO. j. WARREN, Editor.
Our Market,

Our Cotton Market has been somewhat active since
our last, with good demand and slight advance; we
quote at 5 to DIG
r,Y,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13

With n somewhat more active demand yesterday
than the day before the market continued in the same
position and without change in prices The sales a.
mounting to 1850 bales at from I to II.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13
Anson PLANK Read.

on the above road, (says the Chcraw Gazette find
that highly tavorpLc route has been selected and
tct road BE- built to Rocky River at very low
figure 1t is 80 l-2 miles from Rocky River; and tho
entire cost Of the road excluding the bridge across
Browns Creek is estimated at $3s,372 92
Average cost per mile 3,36s 10
Average cost per mile for Clearing, Ora
ding. &c. 279 81
Rrown's Creek Bridge, ESQ 90
Rocky River Bridge, 1000 90
Total cost including these Bridges 43,O23 Gs
Average cost per mile, l,4GG II
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13
Release of.Mr. Thrasher.

Tclegraphic dispatches from Washington announce
the release of Mr.. Thrashcr by the Queen of Spain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
Letter from John Y. Hale.

DOVER, On. II ) Wednesday, Aug 4, 1852
Ny DEAR SIR: As | learn that You will
probably attend the Convention 10 be holden at
Pittsburgh the llth inst, have determined to
address few lines 10 you, which. in one contin-
gency, may possibly have some influence IN giving
direction to the action of that body.
IL would be an unwOrti otectatIOn IN me to
pretend 10 be ignorant OF the fact that there has
been expressed in the newspapers Of the lnde
PEI dent Demo .rscy an opinion favorable % the
presentation of my name, by that Convention, as
II candidate for the Office of President of the
Jnittd States, 70 be voted for by that portion Of
the people who are neither willing 10 be slaves
themselves nor the means Of + strni,g the chains
Of slavery upon Othrrs. | trust | may be par
dOned If express the opinion that there never
has been a time, since thu question whether the
Interests of Freedom or Slavery should predom-
mate in the National Government has engaged
the attention Of the people OF this country wnen
there was more urgent demand, Il more pressing
necessity for efficient action by the friends of
Freedom and Independent Democracy than the
present.
so far as the public can see or Judge. the Wig
anc Democratic parties each and both, by the ac-
ton Of their org4niLed representatives. ia CDnven-
ton assembled, have formsy abandoned and re-
nOunced every manly and genrrOus sentiment
which they ever possessed or protested sDd have
cons nrSd henceforh 10 strive only tb At contest
which sha determine who il the sSiftest In ooeytDg
il no ne thing for the Northern Democracy; they had
done so tong arc found IL prohdess thar four years
since very Considerable portion OF hem gave uaequt
vocal eyos ice that they fe the degradation Of their
pstou and dispose 10 assert and maintain their
cis 20 some regard ia the management And control Of
he parry ~ WI ch hey belonged. Tbs claim, far
from being recognized considered by the SDqrhera
wing which mad hitherto directed and controlled the
policy a The patty, wss openly spurned and treated
with the contempt, much that IL avo~.
ed sno put the shape OF formal resolutions BY Demo-
cratic Ssa Conventions In Dc vera Southern 5tates that
ally man who entertained OpiDOns the subject Of
preserving territories free from Slavery such
were known N have been expressed By nearly uDsni
mOUs e q the respective Legislatures Of nearly,
quite all tie Dob Ella senoldDg States 50 Jud
c.Ve sit ge southern Tnis claim OF IN : nth
was the more insoebt and pre- poserous, nasmuch as
the policy demanded by the E0nb viz tost VI iegisla
don by CjDgess the subject OF Slavery In the terri
tories, pTohbiiirg In limiting and restrict
pg IN some and regulating IL in others had received the
sanction OF every President Of the Uned States from
Warrington to Polk ana had become, il uninterrup..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

osbop. No lsJ Nabsry n The City Of New York, vhs
thirty days from Ii. date Of AID hat The hints sm
efaree The said and Assessment All ths
lots p.ess palce Of land ard beng the rveh Ware
OF The Cry New fos and included within me oovfns hnf' 70
NH % The eet - The --ry hn- SIDE Of lsas 90 NE
rG ~ The esssr1 Inc sds Of 9Th the nofth ~ the
s 81 e centre Of the bloch betNeen 2fh and ss o. ard
~ the hne Of the Of the bloch eeree l.tih 81
= a. the SANE - aid ths dansr- snd beneai
y u- sad Commissioner. Sic sore-ad the
rei commissioned ode- Of York AID sad
% 90 isrhsr ave so,cs that Their report the above
~ ~ be made ani presented the suprsus Court Of
- o. NeH tort, SPECIAL OF the $40 Court %
s1 me CITY hs OF u. Cry Of on Saturday n. 20
uyu 49, al The opening OF n. Cout on h., 3sv and
A n so more Or a. sooh thereafter can heard
July . lass. 1 " i'','
HENRY BEEKNAy,
HENRY BERTHoIF.} Commissioner.
CkO. L. OSBORNE y
HrSu ?. DITus, Attorney ,ys .,sax
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Scorr PROGRESS IN TENNEssEE.-A

good an. cdote Is told us of good Whigg in Mont
gom-ry County, which we must relate. When
Scott vas Domna ed he swore he would not yoto
for him. He went TO hear Col. Henry speak To-
the people on the first Monday in July in Scott's
favor. lie came OUT, and said he would not vote
for Scott, bur he would vot- for his Electors very
strong. A Democrat sOon after offered to bet on
Pierce, and the Wing tosk hun up and staked tho
morey. That night his wfr had fine boy child,
and he named him Winfield Scott. Now, says
our coIrespo ndent, did he not come out with q
rush Let all outstanding good Wings do Ike
wise. A hast) word should not bind mans iife
against his deliberate judgment and feelings.
lNashyils BsDser-
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Cxrnrsione, Mr.
DAMP NEEDING at NOkTHPORT-

FAMP MEETING at NORTH PORT-
~ Commencing Monday, AUG 9. 1852, AID Continued
each cay oulug the week The steamer NORWALk,
Capt Beta will leave the foot of moodst ~ r. each
day during Camp Meet II O'Clock A. NJ, Fulton Mar
let slip O'clock and Broome st. at 20 minutes past stop
ping her usual landings the Cold Spring eGcep
60 RtuTnu will leave Northport at O'clock z. W.,
iCuehiI Loyd's Neck each way. The steamer GRO
Tt N Capt WO d. will leave Fulton Market slip Zoe
Camp MtetI g on TUESDAY, Wednesday Thursday and FRI
fay So p M and returning viii leave Northport at
~ III 4 81
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painiiHe, ST.

ZINC PAINTS-Wauanted pure.-
n. IN, NEW.JERsES ZINC co, Warehouse, No. a
- Az, orep.reS n supply their Zine Paints a. the fob
living pnecs. ...,. d, nj. q, SO, Mann.
No Whr-, ground IN OIL Sc per pound.
~ WHITE ground in oil, 10. per pound.
a. -, .,d scs ground in oil, SO per pound
nv White Of ZINC, &c. per pound
VIZ WHITE ZfNC PAINT,
...., ,.,, in Europe and the United STATES, hM
AMER is beauty aud protective qualities longer
se-n can't For VIII :saess and orhancy Il 10
fosn sn) a. ou all poisonous properties common
~ s.n.ercus IN other piTmsnt' viii 'oyersqSI weight
cm q U es per cent more spsce man esq anos mere
a.. ,,pch ch..rer 70 the consumer AZ 40 inSoe paint
IN 80, ,rn ysox even when exp sec % the 'u'phu,oui
Of coa Tres the foul air OF 'hiDs Tas Unite Zms
ss $50 :, v-srnfsh produces the Porceis finish Their
p'"" sROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
. s.v hogr. fo1n hsrd and sod metallic coating EyoK
49, hes iron ard other metallic surfaces are remarkable
~ h,r proof properties. They specially adapted
Or marine purposes having been found 70 resist the soro
dor acton Of salt stei destructive 20 Other rs,n~
psslsr. Supplied liberal terms by
stNNING h sQUIER Agena No - psy-sl
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Eesal Notices.
BY ORDER OF Hon. CHARLES MASON, Jus.

lel ORDER OF Hon. CHARLES MASON, JUS
tee Of the Supreme CourNotc- hereby pur.u,nt
o. - provisions Of tie Statute tLorzae attachments ab-
coucg concealed and debtors attachment ha
Issued against TIE Estate OF GEORGE SMITH late
deutf The town Of Guiou, Chruango County abscondng
eat debtor and thar the w boz sold for the payment
BIZ debts AM -arse such attachment accord
g. law, within three months from the fret publication VI tbs
and that the payment ofauy debts due hun, and the delivery
tm Or for any properly belonging him. aud the
fer mm. forbidden
~ Law, and void Dated the 9Th lay Of August
WARREN NEWTON, Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
lav1uN
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SUPERIOR COURT.-Hemy

II ~
" Domuck ard Esther NJ hs wife, against Eliza b. DonnfN
Reynolds and Sarah L., s John T. Btler and Blanche
r. BIZ wife Mary Douutk. Ann Domuck, William d. Cox and
Mafgare'a i- WIFE Jane Donnok. Harriet pouLk George g.
Don rtk Sarah bis Francis Douinck and Anne his
James Dcniuok aud Sarah 2. BIS wife Frnr- Jacob Domn,s
johns G Receiver &c Freieuck T. Pe. William Pardon and
Louza F. Pardon bis vie, William Dunnns, Assignee, &C., Sarah
Halenbase Fun,s Richard Domn,k, Ada Domnck, Ttideus
Dominica and Jumus Domuck-Io the abSr named drirniin
ADA DOMINlCk, THADDELS DOMiNIck and JUNIUS DOM
NICK You hseby summoned and required the
Elemental plant tbs action, which filed the ONCE
Court .e Of the date hereof and
copy your the said supplemental complaint
tie hereto ~ bis office, No 20 Nassau the CRY
New Yoh twenty after the hereof exclusive
day Of service; and you M the said compliant
tie plaintiffs herein will judgment
against you demanded comp aut-Dat-i
New York. July 3, 1853. You're, &c,
jy5 lavGmM J. 81. BALDWIN, Auy for Plaintiffs.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

u of NEW-JERSEY.- EXCURSION TRAINS
NFW-YORK to EASTON, Pa-Tns Company will run an
Excursion rain rn Newly ok 10 Phlllps7urg and return,
on EsDAYS the ION l7th &th ard 3ls days OF August
instant: pier No. North RIVER per steamer RED
JACKET at NJ, ana from foot OF Courilaudtst &c M
nrctng liza 'htowu same hour stopping ten min
utes High Bdse 10 AFFORD opportunity 10 vie the
SANE arriving Philips ure a. u NJ Raturoing, leaves
Philrsburg Is NJ, Gay erriv ng AZ New fork
M. Tickets FIR the cuJn good only on the day
Sold ay procured board the boat az tina office, foot
Of Courtisudt It Fare from New York 'htlpsbUg and
return by Red Jacket aud 81 75 Fare from
Ee~Yok TO fhilhpsbuIg aud return via New-Jersey Rail-
Tosd, 81 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

- York-kdwari Robins and William Powell against stephr.
Observation-Disclosures for money demand contfaCtTO the
DEFENDANT above named: You hereby summoned and
qufed tie complaint This acton, Which was hed IN
ofc OF the CLERK of tie City and County oi New York, AZ
City Hall SAID city, the 3 day Of July, 1874, aud 10
copy your the a compliant the subscriber
NJ No. twenty
aer the Of tbs exclusive Of the Jay Of
sue, srry,r and i % the complaint within The
Aforesaid the plaintiff. this action vii take Judgment
you hundred thirty dollars aud thee
cent? the sixteenth DAY of july thousand
hundred and y two, besides the of tins acuonDsted
New ofk 3lst july CHARLES =. SANFORD,
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
~ PKEME COURT.-ln the matter OF the ap-

- E-oa q tie Mayor, At-rnea ard coEn"9sj. 9i y'
C'y nf Nsv inrh feafF- tie OPENING % oNt NJ NDED
ANp fNFNIf FOURTH st, RIA The or G gr.h Hli 70 y
tt City 81 N-W Yorsfhe uuf-r-iEn-f t9n.
49, rIHr O. the requirements 81 a. a o. 70.
tur- o. q pc o. the Of New fofs ened AZ Al .
amer, an A., a A. - reduce several avs -t ng gac
ubfJ 20 te Cy a. New iors. no one Ao pi''-i ~,
also Act 20 sul-nian A. -n an A.
-tl collection Of As-e-smsnts and l~e' "a y NtI
Cou-y - Yea York, and or Other D1fo'es 2.ed 'Ay -
tie owner or 0Fs-f occ pahi o. &C
cuaf al hou-e- iugv-t unngf''- - ands aa-1tr'
tr-J that ny have eoUpsed th-r ssiH ar asi
liz a0ve .-. that al g-rsIs whosea Interests are a.
,,ed ef.by h. - oP9o-e 70 as SAM are
o. prs.nf fi. q .fiots rrtnf 20 BERRY BkEkhAN' Ea
th- u Of te .ad ComHssousrs \; the once Of O7sJe l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
GUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap.

~ phcaion Of the Mayor Aldermen Commouay othe Cy
Newi0h relative t. the OPENING and LAYING OUT Of
PUBLIC SQUARE,, known a. BLOOMINGDALE SQUARE, 10
tie hneie,u Ward Of sd c;yThe undersigned Commissioner
Estimate ant Assessment the above entitled hereby
notice pursuant te requirements Act of the L-E,a
amend Act entitled 40 Act 20 reduce several laws relating
ary the hru York passed
less aud also tie Act entitled An entitled
Act relation o the collection OF and
City and County New fork aud for purpose pascal
H. le4 passed May T. s e. tie occupant
thereby that they have completed their
tie above entitled matter aud that all
affected thereby and who opposed the
pr-seu their objections wiring MOSES MAYNARD. Jr
Esq tie Chairman Of tie SAID Commissions tic Office job.
A. eek, No s. Nast the City Of New YORK, thry
t- sad and follows. say: All
tie p-e- parre ani situate ying beng
ard 81 the City New York bounded d-acnbas
AID containing o"s uats a. On the nort thu south
sry seventh 9Th 81 the south,
norhey Inc side of fory third - sd T. '@ East, by the
S--iery hue SIDE % SIXTH niav) th-
ery Inc ,de Of Eeeu lLayl a. lai down The
atlse entitled matter DE AFORESAID o Street Comm
err c,r, aud which ,ad map entitled Mip Of properly -
qud ana benefited by the and hyns OUT oi sPlblt
SQUARE Bf mnear square the Nineteenth w ari
tlr a. iurthrr
a.te their report On tie above entitled matter iii be nbis
Term l- -ad Colr be held the Cry Han Of A..
CITY New Nob Saturday the ~ iay OF October 1882
opening and hat there and then
thereafter counsel te heard, motion vii be ats
report 10 conhrmed-pa'-t N-- Nors July - 1853
MOSES MAYNARD,J
j jSay 4 4. W I5fs, ''"~.''o''"
H.sEr Z DlVus
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NYSENTERY and DIARRHEA

N ) K n L + K \ and DlARRHEA
IL efectuslly cured by HUNTERS DYSENTERY
CORDIAL, warranted vi .hout opium Kind Of drugs
-esht years and failure The respects-
be references given in Phlade pha where Is extensively
u'ed. Hiahy agreeable 10 the taste. For children aud
persons Of delicate stomach - much recommended by tbs
iirst ply sicisns
T. r EVANS Wholesale Agent No. 9 South Sd-st o.,
Philadelphia. Just received and for sale by G. II. RING,
Diu, gst corner Broadway ard JohL-st, Newfok, and
by BOSWELL Co, No llst Grand-st, Willsmsourgh.
Agents wanted in every section OF the nou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
NOTICE is hereby given, that the balance re

manns of proceeds Of the sails Of the Real Esats
JAMES GREIG late Ct the Cy OF hewfork deceased
lately made under the order ote SURROGATE OF the County Of New
fos Gres Jr the administrator Of all and angular
csttels credits the said vii b. divided
The The creditors Of sad
TO ef oebt., according law the
Once, the Cry Of New the day Sep
tember Atten O'Clock the forenoon of that dayDatsd this
th Of 1lI2 owl A w BRADFORD. Snrrot,ts
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.

A GIG for SALE-ln good order, made
by Flau dreau, Ezabeth.st. Can be at the En-
Ss,r Livery Stable 4th-st., near 2dsv. Price SIS.
HORSES for SALE.-Eight fine Gray
Horses three pairs and single, will be sold sspa-
aey or together they have been ns.d In the city and
from TO years cd. Apply n JOHN MATHEWS, at the
so. Water and Apparatus Mandatory, lsav and
2othsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. r. Hsserty, Win le.ys
the rev haven fier Peck-siip East River a. follows,
fsoW-IofE From shurv

Inc stages tor squsm will in connection with boat
eaees 70 convey passengers to all parts Of the country
persons are forbid trusting the above boat the account
OF the owners
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

FRAN CISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
Only Line giving Tickets for Crossing the .thmu The
powerful double-engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
2s6p tuns, WI leave from Pier No North River. az
O'clock ? Nj, precisely, FRIDAY August -. to- san
ship PACIFIC. 1900 ups, over the Nicaragua Transit
Rome having but Is miles Of land transportation. These
stesmtIs passed in their mo1aons and
ation Passengers III through without any de-
ieuiion the Pacific beiaE in ans aud al this
season the year. much healthy snd comfortable than
hy sny Other For iBfora ion aud 81 the low
es rates apply orly the Office No. Battery plaza,
stsirs % ID x ALLEN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
q The Democratic papers are sun

q The Democratic papers are SUM
ming up the wages Gen. Scott has received rom
the Government in iOrty-twO years. We hoPe
they will slro hx value IT they can, upon mo
services he has rendered. We put 1t down AZ lne
respect, the admiration, the love, ana .ne SO 50
worth, Democrat. v no will not abate one jo' or
little Of tins estimate. Washington Telegrssh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

August calling at Queenstown Cove Of Cork to take on
eoaid passenger &c. and leave the 3is OF Augus; for
Melbourne and dney the principal ports Of the Australian
Gold Regions For rates Of fare other information,
plyto J. HOWARD SON, Agents, No 81 BroAdw,y.
Passengers leaving New-York by the mship GLAS-
Cow August IA, will be In time to meet the SARAH
SANDS az O1eensto lCoye of CoIkl
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1le0iral.
NR. LECCIA'S OINTMENT-Pat.

- ened with exclusive Royal privilege, remedy Of
miraculous efficacy, such lodged By the general d.
recon for studies Of the Islands of CuDa and Porto Rico
approved by the eminent faculties Of France Italy and
the Royal Protector OF the public Instruction the
and most powerful remedy for any kind Of rheumatism,
head ache and tic doorouI inyeerae IL be
for throat scslds se ache govt sandules paralysis,
Commissions and bruises muscular contrscous nervousness
tatuency, scatiea ealga scaIds hermouhods, tumou,
tooth ache, stiffness In the joints eyes he
patcs diseases distractions Of the spleen ,pAsms dyspep
ra csdagy, pslpation Of the art Mysteries giddne OF
the head wounds and Of a kinds Sold wholesale
sno retail the principal depot in NewYork at the drug
store OF Aiess d. Sands, No 100 Fulton. corner OF
unable to buy IT, viii be supplied gratis BIZ calling the
proprietor at No. 90 Nhite-st
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Cost ano gonn6.
1emelrp, Sc.

ID EMOVAL.-W ALLlS IL MATHEY,
IN Importers Of English and French Watches, have
Bank
~ B.-To Let fine Office with three windows Mas
sau-st In the above building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

r. William Randall and James Eyer
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
\TEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

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Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st. as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A. NJ for Dunkk, connecting with
rstcass steamboats, Cleveland Ssndusky Toledo and
Monroe, and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at 3 A. NJ. for all stations.
WAY TRAIN at 81 NJ, via Pemont for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at A r NJ via Jersey City FOR Delaware.
NIGHT EXPREss TRAIN at 7. NJ, for DunkiIk connect
ing with hrstcass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRANT TRAIN at 6 p NJ via PiemOnt.
CHAS. MlNOT, Superintendent.