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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
Two WHOM II MAY CONCERN

II In the trunk of DANIEL DUICE, lately ar
rested fer upsn tho u g. Mail at Columbus
Ohio there found among s,her things the following
DAGUEaREOTYPLS, supposed to have BET n taken IRON
the mails viz:
Ore double Jenny Lad case containing picture Of Cen
teman snd Ladycase bound with scarlet vevs and brass
edees The gentleman has the appearances of SANDY m
pe1Ion, bald the front part OF his head. aud has
the lower part Of his face has on bo'om pm
and cate in his hand app TO be thutyiv f,lty
Yeas old. - - 81,
One quarter case lined with silk velvet. gilt inside
the PIC tuIe Of gentleman, with high
combed Of he head end appears to DO sonis
what curly ; age probably about fslty.
hour Lilo containing picuresOnc of Lady. aad
three Of Gentlemen These and ctuEes contain no
peculiarly by VIII oh they be particularly described
Persons who have lost Dsguerre typcs sent by mails
passing this pOp may be sb 20 ad them BY at
ten 6irg this notice, and Isquessd without dsay
al ~ the COLUMBUS Ohio Post Oi,s, address
me by letter. A. l.. PERRY, p. H. Columbus. ..
Slim
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gemeIru, 81.

VERY Low PRICES.-WATCHES
and !EWkLRY n REDUCED PRICRs-The
~ &c receive several large
NAtCh1s and JLNELhY, u nov sellias 81 kis prsseEt
stock a. greatly reduced prices:
que GOLD Iepne Wstches. hoies jeweisi for.-.szJ
..ne So,c Detached Levers, full swslsd- .-....- 80
Fns Gold Ps'sni Leycr,- %
-Aho Al o.her lnds Of Watches az sgasly !ns sfcs-
49, AZ Eafs q scd Chzins, pure Gold ed az RrEs
eoie keys and sssls Gold Peas and Peac.lr 60 and 81
yer Imneles Diamond Rings and Prs RFecs.e.s, Gols
Loekeu Cs1 Pms Ear Rr ga Gold sad Slys. sis-ei.s
SrsssIpias ringer Rngs, Silver Fra, Kaiyes s.er. SD
w spoons, Cups Forks re- a. nncA ss prces Ian NV
SaeI house Gold Wasckes Is low So zach Ya,css -
and Je~ey srshsngcd- Al Watches ~arrxrtsc % fess
sca rme OF the nsaey returned. Wsfckss Clocks 40
yewsry repaired IN the best n1ansr .sh es tsr tss
usual rrices. do r sTr EY &
Importer o. watches aad Jewe,y, whssaAis al ar.sg
NO 4 HsL-st ls1 Broadway. ID ssairs forlaeYI, a
80. % Hi-e~ 4ftf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

y town, wcstchesser Coonty 26 miles from New York
CIV and distant about 300 wards from the Hudson River
Railroad Depot; House aud four Of Land,
WITH osi hoss &C. and good well 10 the kitchen The
House 50 feet In float stories high With colorado
extending the whole front 'hc rof For OF the
premises inquire u MR. POWELL. at the Railroad De
pot. Tsrytown Terms, Sc. Of N. JARVIS, JR., No Q
Der ct. NewY0rk. llf6gs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

EamSs aah Burning .flui1s.

CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID,
~ OILS-whoiesale sad Retail, at the lowest narse<
srics Ase lamps Of svsry description at O. y. Dfrrz
No AT Crssrwch-sa dsars shove sar-isv-ss Hm frs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
II CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY.

'" CKAW DUN - UTI1ULS EHY,
w HOUSE ard Ship Furnishing wsrssoons. ss
s5s Grand ct, New YORK. where viii be foaat sases
sssor,u IN, OF the following articles Feane har 49,
and husk; Also beds. mattresses pssses std eihoa,
al,o bedstsacs Of every DESCRIPTION VII; prsa, scr.w
&c a.o splendid variety OF paper hansnss. sordsrs Ac
Nr C. would call particular attention TO his neg sys Il
hair ard ,pnIg n actresses. n. Old beds aad nat
a.. 3, "A rsnevateS And ade over equal TO BY
0ims door east Of Esmr-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

T IGNUM VITE.-For sale IN ios, u
IL wanted quantity Of Liyaam w. n All .,s ~
veYy handsome J. hphtiwhh nALL
NJ 7swwAFf NO soosha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

E0R SALE.-The barge SUPERIOR
Is efsred ioI sale or Will be EXCHANGED far 80 -
scfeots On reasonable iems Fst f4ltcularx rasa 81
CARPENTER CO ,Nswburss isy
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foR SALE-The House and 10 years
= nsrpirsd lease II Lo. No 50 waker-st, three doors
- y csrosaw.y For ts ns inquire Of H. Q. rkSBEIL
Ne "CeoriAsHu, us iRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

E>OR SALE-Together or separately,
the four ,hree.sto marble front Houses the north
SIDE Il 23d ST. 100 feet east om Sh av Tue location
The houses are new and rep!ete with All the
meoorn improvements Counter cellars, CrOtoA wateI
Pas. Sc &C Terms easy. Apply to U. d. FhENCh
No lse Nassau st., Chaton-cou III ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
NO MILK DEALERS.-Two Farmers
A new Patent article,

AMNIBUSES. - Omnibus Proprietors
" and Manufacturers wishing to use HOYrS PAT
ENT STEPS. obtain right in tas sane, by applying
TO VIM H. Hoyt, Ne. $50 9tn ay. The undersigned are
using the Patent Steps, and highly recommend them
Kpo & Brown. Ward Youngs. Garrison. Merriam
Brown, jimmie rson 4 Co. Jos Genat. &c The subs:rI
Der having Letters Paen da cd MAJ a. 1891. foi the
above steps hereby cautions all pc any IN
n neemt nj OF the same VIM II HOYF,
iif ia No $50 9th av Ne work
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CntIern, Ear0ware, &f.

TOBS MS PATENT LIGHT and
- HEAT RRFLECTING STOVE GRATE.-Ths great
superiority of this unique Stove Crate every ether
fully proved By the continued ncrs asing densad
England. that the patentees have appointed HENRY
IBBOTSOE, of Nsw-York their Agent for the United
States hsre the said Crate also patonted BY the
Of this Crate there great saving Of fuel and ali the hgnI
ard beat completely thrown the al
ford degree Of cheerfanexs and warmth which twice the
amount OF fuel voald fail 20 produce any ordinary re
place Said Stove Ia had either perfectly plan
with decorations and be- in operation NJ
the Office If the Agent No Slg Pears, between Maiden
lane and John-st. JIG iawFtf
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A FARM for SALE, at White Plaios,

4 n one mile from the Depo, centaiaiu ffly four
OF good kird Iilabe Land able story
Dwelling, CGrsge House and Barn with good as
scr meat Of fruit. Inquire Of JOHN H. FERRIS, No.
premises. 9ftf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

THO LET-In the 9th.av. between 18th
i snd 18th -sts lit le above Chelsea, u ssna re-
rnectable fary Of tbose very neat and c9avsnen
Two story 1itlc basement aud under cellar Cottage
Houses WIN handsome sar6eas IN front grape vnes, &c
&c Crcton waite, IN. sc Rent, $50 Also oSe Or two
yery uest Az con, eneIt small Houses adj the sane
and froptrg on 2sths,, with baths. Croton water. &c
emit from Ss75 TO S,c0 Also. the part Of House
No 90 Canal ST. Opposite Church st. This frat rate
stand for good milliner and dress maker Any OF the
sboye places may be between he hours Of 10 and
O'Clock in the day. Apply to VIM WHlIE,
Iif Tvs No 90 Canal Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

NEWS AND BOOK PRINTING pa.
on hand ID made tssTdsr BIZ
III On CfkUs W. FIELD 4 CO Ne IiClEst.
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MORE EVIDENCE of DR.: C. W. RO-

Nu OhE EtlDENCE OF III. u. w. OO-
lvk BACKS WONDERFUL POWERS-The follow
ts late, TO DIR. c: W, R0BACK, the eistins ui.hed
swedish Sstroogsr No. White st has just reached
hp, and in compliance with the wishes Of the writer he
presents 1t TO the pub
DE KUYTRR, Jsa 10. 1851,
Pref G. w RoDAcK- D,ar SIR; While soiourning IN
Philadelphia last summer, applied % for couase in
uecusr case o. mine which an happy TO say tsrmi-
mated as you predicted
When I applied to you, was deadly in love with the
NOS angelic woman the world. aad spite Of ell my
efforts 10 have that lovc rscprocsted she turned deaf
ssr all pssdpgs How shall you for the
great kIneI have done me Your timely cpuasel,
IKE from Heaven restored my bghtsd hopes AMI
saved ftom VI untold guish II needless
say tia, have been married these three months
happier att more oblisng wife csnast be found IL
any doubt the truth Of ,hs statement let them call upon
and VIII convince them that all have said Is true.
With The highest esteem for Jour superior w.dsn re-
man your humble servant. A. VAN CLYCKE.
T.. S-wll you publish this Ia TAe Nee York Ds,v
nteuMs for Tho benefit Of these similarly afflicted. I
trust ysu wall 90 somethns III The ree Of my friend
Teicer for 6dsnt h unless obtains relief he
Is ned. will guarantee that he shsll be paid.
A. WANG
An letters 20 C. W. RoBACK, No. White st will be
rehgio ssy attended TO. prepaid For particulars
call and get Astrological Almanac gratis where eery
ncafss can he seen. I3f II
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Mafhinfrp. &r.

-->>~-~~~~--~ ,------>-.>-,~
fAUTlON.-lNDlA RUBBER CAR
" SPRlN G9An advoitisemsh al ksyss atsiy appeaf.d
IN the public papers aligned H. IA Day eaisias 10 haze
received from the American Institute tho ulsiu sos hs
tftt India Rubber Car Spring Tue subscribers tkaa a
tor the satisfaction Of t4ef slss sai thsss as
well as for the purpose 81 posing false slate Asats 10
publish the following Diploma. lately awarded 60 b. NJ
RAY the iETentor Of the Spynr Tho original Of WHICH
can be fen at the oAes Of shs Company No let Boal
way. New York.
DIrIoM.-A~srded by the American Institute 10 r. NJ
IA ioI the best inda Rubber Car spring Gold Medal
having been before awarded. Signed
JAMES TALLNADGE Presdsat
y. Mics, Recording Secretary
lDoNlRAk CHANDLER, Corr SECRETARY
Nte- York, October. Ic3l
New England Car Spring Co. No lsi Broadway New
fcfk ef2sMWkYs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

4 lTHOGRAPH-hll sizes and weight
j constantly en- hsnd. or nase 70 ordei. by
JAMES T. D&RRlCks0N q CO,
t,i n No los raltss-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
NOR SALE-The STARR INN

Fshkin Landing, four stories high piazza in ffsnt
il has "a rooms beside bar room dining ssd kitchen
two cellars two csterns ice house oae acre of land
fruit trees &C. near the depot the Hudson River Kali
read The ferry 70 New burgh and The terminus OF the
projected Providence and Flshk Rsroad ,nitsole for
lave H. water care establishment Id
ouire OF AMANDA VAN vOORiiIS, on the premises,
OF II p COWLES, Esq Nc. IL Wall st. New-York
nU
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Diaun-forlee.
DIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS

u FOB SALE.-PeIsons about purchannt Pianos
Melodeons, are invited to call at BENNETT cos
Wsreroom, No i32 Fulton 81 second noor tess, sds
err style PianoFores and Melodsons Every
instrument warranted for two years. and when doubts
EXPRESSED as the quality the payment may b Withheld
until such doubts are removed Old Pianos recsIvsdn
part aymspt for New and second hand Pane
10 let U0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

ITO RECOMMENDATION RAIL-
ING Letters Patent have just been issued TO the
gndersleEed for an Improvement Cast Iroa 8aiiags
he prepared to sell patent rights for said inpr ut
iar States cities &C. Address s. SINNER as.gree Of
Geo Hess, Kss.. Merchants Hotel Coartlanats. n Y
II 1n4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
EOR SALE-House and Lot No. IL

4ths House lie 2sts,y and attic. with Toe basement
ard counter cellar % f. inches width BY a8 r. IN depfh
with gas furnsce bath &C comoee and IN perfect order
Lot I32 feet deep Price SO 800 For fur her part
and pt omission to the same, apply 20 T. BROWN,
Real Es'ate Broker, No II Wallst from too M, or
70 J. K DAWSON, No. ~ CedaI'st III lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
REAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE

- EOR sALI-Cosiainips about I've acres, stux.ed
@ ne New Haven RAILROAD near The New Rochelle
Depot Thn property coamsn 10 tine view OF l.,ag
.sia1d sound. and has maa, advantages which make il
1esHable a. site for eoaSiy resd-ace ealy about
ten minses walh the depot For further particulars
apply 60 SEwELL v. DODGE, Blseckerst, corner Of
Leroy. ieflNso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

DRESEKVE YOUR LEATHER aud
4 KEEP YOUR FEET DRY-The attentil IN Of the
public called Frank Nillers Leather Preservatye
or those exposed 10 vet and mud and especially for those
at work In the California m mes For sale by
III CtDGlIWs STOUT 4 WARD, No. 2%9 Pearl. St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
ERENCH WHITE ZINC.-So0 c,,t.

Il Snow ard SILVER White Paint 100 casks Gray s-cssI
quality OF the viels Montague Ccmpanys msaafsegus.
for sale to the trade bJ MCCALL stR0N0
II 5mNWkr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

NOR SALE-The neat twO- story House
ara 7 NJ No a05 Allen IT. near Houston. Terms easy
Esquire Of r 4 STILWELL. U s. Circuit CiexsUMCe'
New City Hall, PARK Isi 1A 80
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8rbooIs.
ITO TEACHERS Of MUSIC, AID
fARsH's COURSE of BOOK-KEse

lsk INQ.-1he advantages OF ttns Work vii y
9nes perceived by Teachers Of Academies and y
teachsr. They are these. IL furnishes compleons
mercantile accounts. buancss TRANSACTIONS forms tf
e9ssiots (apDTopFi4tsl, printed IN c,lors; II sms
besees. ios PAGES Of familiar explanations, ds'et 70 "
directly 20 all the ssfrss IL the account books ths
arranged TO farm q most beneficial coarps OF ~
sCnely bound Fer sale at the athors Coming -.
for the Practice Of Book Keeping, No. yof Broadway
work III spasisb. prsce 81 80. ia inD&hN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
NOR SALE in BROOKLYN-House

- and Lot No. IS warrenst.. between Henry and
Clinton s's. South Brooklyn. Lot A7r no. with we'll
arranged Stable the rear, onnns verspdah. place.
The house built BY the occupant for his
use, IN the most thorough manners has all the modern
improvements and cOnveDiences, such gas lghs hot
air furnace, speaking tubes. copper cylinder boilers.
rarse, force pumps &C. &c Title indsputable and pos
bond and mort gage thee yesr Apply to
jsoi SAMI- WHITNEY. No % Coenfies- slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
| GOOD HORSE and CART or Lum.

"A Der Wagon wanted. which will be received 10 part
cayneat tcr small urpp owed fa'm containing 90 acres
suuscd rear the Long Isa Railroad 81 hours rsde from
tie city Of broekyn Also several 10 lots adloin-
ns' .. tessosshie se'ms. Apply TO A. McCOrrER,
Nc. las Fulton 81. II Iva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
a r PRIVATE SALE-The two.story

Az L
N basement and attic brick House No. ITO Sullivan
st west side between Prince and spiingss The house
is finished in the best manner with the modern improve
not tps,ed Of on or before Feb 49, it will be sold at suc
ton ON that day. at IL o'clock a. the Merchanu Er-
change. Apply to COLE Chiffon Auctioneers, NO.
oWsT az If iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

E0R SALE-A three. story brick House
u and Let No IS Hss, SD st has BAH Room h, and
ceid water, Kitchen Range. ssbCellar For tsua
% The pEenleeg. 1899
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

4 nTISF'S STIIDTOS TO LET-In the
"A buGiue erecting in Broad way, opp osi luh-
near Grace Church from the LIST OF May nett "A
of Rooms fitted up expressly for Studios each hRv
northern skylght, with ether convehences. tho
floor. making Them desirable any in the city
Plans DO OF A. DodwoThs, No. 448 BroOmt
lCf Iv<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

acres, n the town of New windsor. O ange County
Tsv fs'h. Sith,a i've rlles Of Ns~earsh and one Of
SAio Sess Depot (krse Railroad This Farm, which
semed part VI the houes,esd of the late Samu iowa
sens. has for number Of ,e@s been subjected 80 the
6oss careful thorspgh and we'd niJsied 1laee There
are acres Of excellent woedtd The laads are in per-
1ecs condition for green White crops sad ,hs budags
and fences complete srer Possess,oa nav De hi
On The lat April Eer teams and parsicas.s apply 10
CHAS. MAGulRE, No. les FIontst. 81 avs
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NOR SALE or TO LET-A count

H'VN S1fII1 VI To LIZ IL CUuIftiy
u Residence, ~ miles from Wliamsburgh Ferry, on
the plank road to Eewrown- Omnibuses pass the door
nearly every hour In the day. There Of
land two dwellings, barn ten kinds Of fruit aud 1000
Crotch Point grape FIVE ght old which
shesd he pruned month Apply No IL Leroy dacs
before 10 A NJ and after p M.
Isl aMNkEs J. W CRANE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

k>OR SALE or To LET-The we'll
n Known Fam and Homestead Of he late Cornelius
Do'emus, ksQ situated ,ntsete~n Of New DQ ham, ~ j.
miles srem The Hobekcn rery, Consisting OF about leo
cultivation. with bans and ohsr oat. houses complete
suitable for Yam Of It's character Possess can be
had, applied ter the isS Of April next For fur.
shsr particulars apply TO c. ID. VAN wAGENEN Ne. n
water st. leflws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

LNOk SALE-Ihe three story Drlck
Il HOUSE, mastic front. situated on the north.cast
Bond and Pacific SITS Brooklyn Inc above
sold cheap portion Of the money caa req ain on bond
ard morteage at 7 per cent Iaquire Of WILLIAM
NORTON, at No ii Nassau Of. lN lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

dor SALE -Four moderate slzed
browp e-fronted Houses, the south-east cor
mar of Lexprton av. and 40,h st. AVID tive with sfown
stone Easements on 40h- just 6nshed with cveIy n
IN The avenue and So those in the street 10 tn@ee
w,hpr frst rate house small price the ABOVE oHef
rarely 70 be met with. For particulars in
ouire OF CHAUNCkf pAnT 800,
OF L9Ili3GiCs No III fihe ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

u al Es~fslt. fesv miles from the Railroad pee5,
Ssanfssd. Cess. where the Nsw-Bavsa asliesd van
pessss sx dAv TIE Fam csrtSias acres 50 Of
winch are woodland the balance Piow, Meadow and
fsaure land two Orchards, House, Barn. Carriage aad
Coxn House, two exeelieAt wes wafer. &c free fren
Inc hsslcos aud will be sad bargain. Ap2ly TO
ref fws DANIEL II. CURTIS, Ne 81 Libsrt,-st.
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4 FARM for SALE-Containing 1875

n FARM TOT On LIZ -No"soaS
N acres Of land, suatcd in the town OF Seascs,s.
We.cheser County within half mile 81 the seais1ae
sndfiaem Rail DAD station and 20 mes from New York
On said farm is good dwelling use two barns
house, ali in good order and Isarly ne. wen Iencso ~
lots with stone walls Fruit Of all kinds wood ana
excsient a,er Said farm is located on aga gIoona,
cmmandps fne view Of the county afnTao stuatec
10 ryce into small farms. with besutfu budns SITES
purchasers will find, reviewing said farm II WI recon-
mend Itself TO be the cheapest and beat offered for sac
The snbsc-ber Ii sell part the whole to SUIT Ts
4f2wMW&Fs JAMES ohIf Fly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

NJ curAP-Persons wishing 10 OBTAIN ste
- ohLh u,d.oo have now q god cnaoce 10 sr cure
S spsn roasiunr little than eve acres ~ naed
t Id a rsrSs above the Railroad Depot at Sst
aysas IL m les from Chamber.s * Is well wooded
ma x.tered and has two building sues spgn H. G IN
msndpe uninterrupted and uLeq I.led vsws OF ns ,e
deeis ned to build thereon bu, has Ia ely ocaet IN CAT
fUbis and has directed the immediate osp,sn Oh i
cssh in oder further IN his hssLne,s ,ApyJ
retoaspS' y" po''p''o' " 1888
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

1.-TWO First-Class BROWN STONE
il HOUgEs for SALE.-Two Of the new hracnss
U,nses I'm 9tb-st near the 5th feet font ~ %
deep stories basement AMI under cellar and hnsneon
the best manner But small payment VIII pe rec ueu'
Inquire H. u ADA"o' r.e.xc,,rt
i've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

ENOR SALE-A delightful Country
4 Residence snd ten OF Land m the village Of
Hemrsead, l.. l., twenty miles from this City The house
cottage built. and half stories. with wings, and
piazza extending she whole length. Upon the place q
6re barn aud other buildings, 'chard grape vineyard
and all kinds Of shrubbery The place beautifully laid
cut with lawn in front &c Not sold speculation and
may be had at a bargain Inquire OF
j52mMW&Fs G. be WITT, No. 100 John 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

THO LET.-The three-story House No.
i 1874 Seventh st. between Avenue and c. Rent 500.
INQUIRE Of H. GLENN No 1914 Fulton 81. l3f I'm
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have peculiar sryng proeert'es. ~hch In fev k,~,,
form had aad u meta lie co,nHg ppsn wool b,,es
n on nd other sjlic rema thar
proof properties They so'i sjap al for usras oar,
Do a. hasIs been q, nd 10 rss,t the ding .c,,s ~
"a v or 50 destructive 10 Othsr esssts Dsals ssS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

ITO BROKERS and INSURANCE
IL COMPANIES Offices to Let in the Basement Of
the Grocers Bank corner of Barclay st. and Ceege-
place. OF the most desirable locations on the North
River sido, for Exchange Broker or Insurance Com
PAW Apply At the Bank. III lw'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-20

| the improvement of the navigation II our nv.
ers for purposes nf internal commerce and Ia.
cilifies OF intercourse Is proper object Tor The
Government To undertake; that the improve
rnrnt al our lake hsrbor- Is imuortsht f. The
growth and expansion oil the Western States.
and thai whatever onriches one Part enriches
The whole They contend for these objects;
while Franklin Pierce and hi party ere oPPos-
81 10 them
For 1e eierafioH ofthe people. soeiaHy, IA
t,liecfvany. and rti,gioHdy. The Wings are
IN favor Il those measures that will preserve
the nation At peace; that viii keep 1t from en-
eroaehing upon its acak neghbors; that will
keep down the immoral effects oil the spread
of the asi Of conquest; That will turn the attcn-
lion of tho community from the increase of do.
mnion abroad 10 the production ol the great
es, amount oil happiness and good from the ter
ritories we now possess; and that vii make
Us an upright and educated people. The Icn-
deney ofihe measures of our opponents is the
other way.
For hs ,,erpefE0fion ofMe Union and the
Coastitut,oA. To accomplish this most lie.
sirsble object. the Wings are opposed IN all
sectional differences or agitations. They appre.
oiate he blessings Of the Union. and realize the
value Of The Constitution. and will do their ut
most endeasors To preserve and perpetuate
both
Finally he Wig, are oontending far a man
trlo has been fighting tOy tie country Jor .forty
gea,s. They Wish Ia elevate To the supreme
power a man " ho has done more for the nation
Than any other living man. He deserves II
from iheirhands. He deserves tie rewards which
his grateful countrymen are about hesto"ing
upon him. There will be no hesitation in Civ
ne I'm these rewards.