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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Funeral OF Judge Heath-Washington's Birth
dax Celebration In Raltimare.
BALTIMORE, Monday, February 9:

BALTIMORE Monday, February 90, 1852.
The funeral of Judge Heath took place this after
noon An immense concouTse of people attended.
Hon. Alex. Stephens has arrived here with other
eminent speakers to address the Maryland Institute
tonight, in celebration of Washirgton's Birthday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Arrests for kidnapping Mobile and Ohio
Railroad.

RICHMOND, Monday, Feb. %, 1852.
James Gallagher has been convicted and sentenced
to the Penitentiary at Richmond, Georgia, on a
charge OF kidnapping, for the term OF six years
ID. II. Blake has been arrested at Wilmington for
kidnapping slave from Augusta.
The citizens OF Mobile have voted in favor of lay
ing tax to aid the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

a The Coshocton Republican (Ohio)
eas sssn transferred from J. Medil to H. A. C aid,
.sss o. 'sis City, Who viii hsncsforth conduct it,
II VII % Wig. Progressive and in favor Of the
Name Law. Success TO II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

PEOPLES LECTURES. Eighth Lee
turs Of the Course will bo given by Dr. f. KANE, Ofthe
u g. Navy at the Tabernacle TUESDAY EVENING, fth
inst eubect-The Arctic Region considered in connec
toa with the Search for Sir John Franklin. To Be illus
tYated wit diagrams Tickets I2l cents to be had at No
1871 Nassau and at the door Two tickets will admit
gsntlsmaa and two ladies' Doors open at g. ocock-Lcc
ture will CON mence ut IA 23fT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
The Ship Shanunga.

BOSTON, MOnday, FED %, Io32.
Telegraphic dispatch from New Bedford says
that the cargo Of the ship Shanunga (ashere at
NantuckeD has all been got out and the steam pump
keeps her free of water. An attempt viii now be
made TO get her of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
The Southern Mail-Late from Texas, Mex
leo, &c.
Nominations for Mayer OF Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Monday, FEB. %, 1872.
The Democratic City Convention met to-day and
nomiB ated William Williams, OF the firm of White
e. Williams, of Whites Bank Of Buffalo, for Mayor.
The Wings have nominated Hiram Barton for the
office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

" Housekeepers and all others, ia want
Of Rsddi.s Bedsteads &c wouA do well to call at NJ
WIILARDs old estsblished wsrsrooms. No 1850 Chatham
e. corner Of Mulberry st., where may be found the largest
assortment Of articles in h Re offered 10 the pubic,
eonssting Beds. Mattresses &c Patent Screw
Bsdstsads and Cots wholesale and retail i7 lmTuTh&6S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
The 500 600 Robhery from the Bark Missouri.

BosToN, Monday, Feb. 3d. 1852.
1,,yo 1890 -...sss nav middle IN the case of
plundering of the bark Missouri-one a brother
Of Capt Dixon of the Missouri and the other
boatman named Durham, Of Holmes Hole, who was
paid $4C0 to hurry Piitman across to Falmouth on
the night Of the goth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

SHIRTS THAT NOT MERELY SATISFY BUT
DELIGHT THE MOST FAsTIDIoUs-shirts, IN which tho
most keen o. cd 10 dress cannot detect ben-
ish-Sbirts which fit if the had been made for
them instead Of they for the made to order
ut 0RERNe No, AstOr House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

CARPET DEPARTMENT.-Just received,
lot of a. and Ga White Canton Mating For sale by
TwEtDY, MoULToN h PLIMPToN,
3ifH No. AZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

"a The steamship Florida arrived earlv
this morning IN 50 hours from Savannah w.
indebted for papers to Tie Rspxbaesn and cseyr,.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

II The important part of business, next
TO being prepared TO Customers to make the fac.
known. and the press the power TO do it. judcious
selection Of places and which TO advertise can
made at v. q: PALMERs Agency Tribune Buildings He
the Agent for the hest papers Of all the cities
Of the country far ard which daily receiv
ing adyeTtiseme nts and subsc rip,ions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

Y FowLHR & WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers, Clinton Hail. No. lsl Nassaust, Nsw-York,
and No. Ia Washington st., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

FRENCH LAr~vA ID. LAGROIx
at O'Clock a his No 289 Broadway Terms 81
month. With Mons L. every lesson is methodieal con-
versaor Scholars SONS what advanced viii find classes
suited to their degrees Of acknowledge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

Mas. JERvIs's COLD CANDY.-The great
nv sus sc,sv~y CvuS nosr.onsre and the
various Throat and Lung complaints. Sold BY MRS w
Jkhvs, No s6o Bresdwsy, and By dtuegists renaralv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Suicide-Hon. A. stephens Address before the
Maryland Institute.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Feb. %, 1852.
B F. Goulo, printer committed suicide to day
blown GU, his brains with pistol.
The Maryla land Institute Is densely thronged to-
night 10 hear the Address OF Hon. Stephens.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

FIRrs.-A fire occurred in tins village this
friday morning, consuming a barn and one or
Two other out-huldings, quite a quantity Of hay.
and span of valuable horseshoe propertv of
Major George T. Hodges. The buildings
burned were in close proximity to Mr.. Hodges
dwelling, but the wind being favorable no other
serious damage was done. Loss $1,000, insur-
ance Sl50.-Rutiand Hratd, 27ih.
Dro,cned.-A lad named Michael Clary Jr..
~ years of age, was drawned near the Boronph's
Wharf in this city on Mondoy afternoon the 9th
lust. He was in the act of watering horse.
when portion of the wharf being submerged
the animal missed his footing and plunged in,
carrying the boy with him who, being unable to
swim, persisted before assistance could be rem
dered.-J pgennes permonier Of The 26h.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

.Nec York, Nay .. Mr. Meagher arrived
here on Wednesday, in brig Acorn, from Per-
nambuco. He made his escape from Van Die
mans land about the first of December, and pro-
ceedlng indirectly TO the coast of South Amer
lea, he arrived at Pernambuco in April. Mrs
Meagher was unable to accompany him in his
flight lie says that when he escaped his fell
low prisoners, O'l}rien and Mitchell were IN
good health. lie declines making public the
means by which he escaped, because he is un.
willing to compromise othors.
REsIGNATIoN OF SENATOR BERRfEN.-
Charleston, Nay %. The Savannah News Of
to-day says Senator Berren has resigned, and
Robt McIlarton has been appointed by Gov.
Cobb to fill the vacancy until the ID of March,
when the term Of Mr. Toombs commences.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
4flnrriaQGs.

At the rcsdcuce of hrs father Willnmstown, VT on
the 18th May, by the Rev Mt. Taylor, d. T. D. suoug,
Of Westhed ChBuauqua Co. n y to Miss Lhcy M Aims
worth, of the former place.
That fell hard TO erre the Affection Of The heart
Required skin and science too, the srRoNses Doctors ar
Doe,or' aud ray loi" camel the symp toms all were
plain
The ia, said the eear, physicians want IN
9" Wan,"
sung,
Aud sl the bells in williamstown joyful wolkia runsi
The Doctor TOOK his choceihe brdetbe Taylor took v,
And uulike any Other case the Doctor "pad" the fec
ia San Francisco, Cal, On Sunday evening March %,
Jones' Hotel by the Rev. = H. Wiley, Minor :. Martin,
Esq. frm keyrs Co. San Francisco, Miss Ma
~ +. Whitney, Burlington, VI
la San francesca, Apnl a. Horace r. James ESQ. Tor
merly Of ST. Alba u.s. Miss Julia NJ. Hail. daughter Of the
late DR.. Charles Hall Of Burlington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
Brighton Market, May %.

Reported Tor the Bostou naily Adyertisrr
Al Market Cps BoerCae 100 Stores 2i5o swine and 1850
sheen
PNcrs. Reef Cntlc.--The msrkc' for beef cattle Is
without much chfnge quotations he same AS 81
wees. Extra 100 S7,25 first qualily 80 6,fSi
.scnnd qunl SIS a e 25 ihid % 6,7a.
Workirs nxcH--Sal-s SIS, -, s. 81, no, and 1870,
Cows and Culyes-Sars S2u, 20 Is, 81, 30 aud -
Siofrs-No Sales noticed.
Sheep and l1mbaes quick, small lots 2su = 49, J,''
%, aud 5,25
swine-fn demand and advanced piee. Ohio
Shoais 10 G34 i.r suws lea "a iuf hauows.
Ola hogs l-2 z Al retail from 10 T.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

privilege to be personally ncqu.int.d with her surely
hce Il truth in The sayiug "neath loves shniol mark
the mysterious things in this dufk world, that the bright
and beautiful beings happily calculated Tor uenrcss
petor w hs dak dspensatun the young have sustained
great loss he welfare Of pupil under her care
thing Of importance something that must not be
passed Her piety Of PRACTICAL ind which nd
ded greatly 20 her every day usefulness. Consr,.nis
may all indulge in the consong hope that ou os. e her
gain That she b. ceivcd into the msosons cfs with
Thoiford MAY 30, 1859. PRS
In nanvle, May -, John l. webs,,r son Of The lat,
Stephen Webster aged - years The deceased for about
twenty Yeas past has been subject 10 epepc M On b
dsy Of hi dsath he ate hs dinner IN usua hrs amer
which he took hs accustomed walk abound the village
About O'Clock r. NJ. he was found dead with liz nee
dowuwards, In corner Of Mr. John Sionrnsi lot in The vii
agc pfobahy htviue Of his sovefest ia. nd falling
with his face Nat on the ground hning present to
sN MIN, wltnont uuu'i vas ~ this sufocatod TO
deaih ihe SUBJECT OF This notice o. person of mild
disposition and unussumiug deport ,hs ron6
dence nnd esteem OF oil within tho circle Of lis acquan-
On the 10th instant while on the passage 10 c,ioc,,,
George Eliot, ftmeiy Of Peachdm VI son Of lenty and
Mar Flint, aged2l years -four months and iom DAYS
In Hadwck, Apul u, Capt John Batch aged M wears
lie hed captains commission 10 the uf lel2 aud
opened recruiting rendezvous at Hardwick IN lsI4
IN Brantfeei May 20h, OF Inflammation Of the brain
Mt John SeNy Waite, only son OF John and Mary D. Waite
uged % yeais.
10 Hartford % ult Mrs. Amanda, wife Of Hon George
T.. Wales, aged 90
10 Mnzalan Mexico Feb 10. Mr. Isaac Gordon. orshef
field VI, aged 25 wears lie len his homo Inst December
for the golden land with heart filled with warm asnir,
tons end deans Of future property. But nas death
me feeutlcss rouquefo aimed fatal da nnd he i.et
eh houeeth foreign soil The ship fever Gtst
hs tysier, and consumption qni- NJ seized Dos ,ic ans
e II Dorado Cd DIS hopes unrcuchod. BE wassnatchcd
tbs tvs htolho consigned him TO the grave and pursue,
thcr nueY journey voting wife Is la plunged 90 th
no'Nrst soun" aud ctcl Of friends moutu, not n
'No'e without hope be was resigned to hn w OF God
NJ ~ y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

Dr. Stephen JeioeHs Strengthening Plasier.--
No vegetable preparation ever known, and
brought before the public, in the shape of Plas-
ter is so well calculated to remove pain in the
side, back or breast and 10 all those suffering
with lung affections We would say Put a large
plaster on the Chest, which VIII relieve the brea-
thing and prevent the bad effect from the cold
air. See references and advertisement in anoth
ercolunn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

oNrnER sClEN TIFtC WONDER i-IMPoRTANT
To DYSrEPTlCs.
ID. J. II. HOUGHrpN'S PErstN The True Digestive
Fluid, Or Gastric Juice prepared from RENNET, OF the
FOURTH STOMACH or THE OK, enar diieeiions ol
Bauu lEHiG, the great Physiological Chemist by j. :.
HOuGhTON, NJ Philadelphia. THIS is tful, wonder
fol remedy tor INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDtCE.
LIVER COMPLAINT. CONSTIPATION, and DEBiLi
TY, curing after NATURES OWN METHOD, by Ma
TUBES JAN AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE Pamph-
lets cottaniug Scientific Evidence of It's furnished bS
agents giatis. See notice among The Medical Advertise
meats 80 ".
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

sion of the Government stock Bank at Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan in consequence of heavy run
upon it for specie. This bank has large cir
culation, at $500 900, and is owned in
Wall street, where the bills are issued.
accident on The Troy and Rutland Railroad.
Deacon John Ray, Of Hebron, Washington Co..
was killed on Tuesday, near Salem bv the morn
ing train north He was driving across the track
when the train came up at rapid rate, killing
him and one OF his horses, and iniaring the 9th
or horse severely. His son was driving a team
just ahead Of him, and had just crossed the track
A Coroners Jury was ompanneed and adjourn
ed iill the afternoon to secure the testimony Of
the Engineer The wind was blowing very
hard at the time and the whistle could not be
heard.
Destructive fires have been raging in the
WOODS in Maine on the line of the Atlantic and
st. Lawrence Railroad, for some time One
day, it was impossible for the cars TO run between
Greene and Lewiston. and passengers were taken
long circuit IN carriages around the fire. At
Mechanic Falls, the running of trains was also
lmpeded Several thousand cords Of railroad
wood have been consumed, and much damage
done to the woodwork Of the track
1t is stated that writer at the South is get
ting up a counterpart to Mrs Stowe work " I'm
Gle Toms Cabin to counteract lbs influence It
Is to be entitled Uncle TOMS Cabin as it is
The National Intelirencer gives tabular
statement of the number of Deaf and Dumb
Blind Insane. and ldio,ic persons returned bv
the Seventh Census of the United States. The
aggregates are as follows: Deaf and Dumb,
lO,lO3; Blind. 91O2; Insane i5,76- Idiotic,
1906. he need of sustaining the public in-
stiutlous established for these helpless beings
VIII be better than ever, understood after such a
showing.
r,..., ,,
q, a. D, t0' .'''o' ,''y 'oi' 'o,u n,Iley
... I,... '''i y" yea" "'l'l'i3'e
.i' N'''' i'''eu ~ 'uaAe niln'ii hlo"h re
-, h'7Suln on '''lou7
with Il S,rti,es ,ho r,-o,.i, ',,.,.',, n 80.
49,. h annears arror,l,,,- =, m, RE, ~.
oplv one WHO wr.tos nm nm ac.or,at Ny.ns c,n.,l,
smoking in tie psn,rrors Clnb-rooos ~ NJ
b., who requested hlm 10 des.st Afterwards. 10
rruoyo any impression of ruieneness ON his
part. Mr b invited W. Sartiees 10 supper. ana
20. Slnives declined NJ. ~artres also annoy.
ga Hon Mr. Blmev. bv lfphtinr "a cira- az a
chandelier at senator q winn's BAN. and sv shoot
inr 40 eats aal rats on Sundlv; vhercu9lu Nr
Ar Barney ronoris tho envoy 90 prnrc Jeror.
Bnapane-with whom Mr b. tells has be is ac.
quauiod at the same time addressing a note 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
Cofnl Nous & Notices.

NryrRs IMMERSION: or views of the most
-omarkable places and objects of all countries,
- steel engravngs, by distinguished artists,
with descriptive and historical text, by eminent
writer's in Europe and America-edited by Chas.
Dana. English American edition, vol. !,
New York. Hermann J. Meyer, l6i William
s,raet. Vol. | is to contain ~ parts issued half
monthly, and containing Is pages. Price %
.,s each part. The first part has % pages letter
rress. long yo. and six engrayngs, to witt
de Cathedral Church in Nolaga-prado, Madrid
Niagara Falls, from a Sketch taken in 1851.
and the best we have ever seen--the Tower of
1ondon-ilohensburg Fortress, Wirtemberg-
and Fingll's Cave in Ireland. The engnvings
are excellent, and terms very reasonable. All
snbscrbers to vol. viii be entitled to a superb
premium steel plate, imperial folio size, entitled
- lack in Office engraved by T.. Metzeroth after
the celebrated picture Of L. Landseer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
Deaths.

TcoanuscATED. see by the last paper that Miss Ma
81 kLs0UENK, OF your village, Is more II my
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

oUncle TOMS Cabin" IS great book, and no
mistake. We have read it. BY the way, A.
Hart. Of Philadelphia has just published novel
touching the same subject entitled " Clifton: or
modern fashion, politics and morals-by Arthur
Townley.n We rather guess this is the answer
TO Uncle Toms Cabin which was announced a
short time ago.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
Remarkable Longevity.


Joseph sanford removed from oa Mlhofd
III - 49,
~ l'1 " ne a''g ,
,.i-,t ~, ~ ,L..-,.,...
A., 80, {, ,ri tt.
40 XII, ''''l'iu ~ ,,o ,a''
4 rn,ntb.
Mrs S1saup,b Cbitop3ep. of UoDknfon \
Y b,-, Ian Dom Iz6- -as,s1 ~ ,osrs and =
months
Nh. Esther Tbom,s. widow of The late Cant.
Joseph Thomas of Orwell, born August 9th
l76S-aged : years and months
Mrs Mary DIN, widow Of the late 1t Cover
,1 'i'lly ~, o. l'g.c5sl,f' porn Dec' I''"'
So ...'p D,- -.t
10 - - 49,. IT, '"''
n '' ~ -. H..
NJ ia -, !ll = .,i m ,,.,.',.
III S"I,.' ft-,,i,-t,1t KY. NJ.
~ ,-.9 800 y. IN ,n 80 Wv
irgii 80 '0-'- "''" ~
- '"s
~ ~
80, ~ 0..'''s H. .'s'',1
T
i' ~ ,'' "I7'i I'm ''i e,i.''-
l'"'''' : ~ 'i''1 '','...'' '
s.Iu' III VI e''.'.i' -
= NV o'.'.iS '''''g ''A - ~ Xxi
~ -. e 49,
-'o .''sUi'H1e'
m Storm. There was severe NM storm
stones were l,rge re,s,,ring balf an incb in II
anoter and felI with oreat VIOLENCE we bear
that several cat,le were kilied Inv the liobtnin,,
Brajord I,q,,ysr
a Mr. Hurlburt. baggage master on the Rutland
q Washington. r was Instantly killed yesterday
BY beng struck on the head by post some two
miles south of Salem.-Rui'aad Herald, 2ih
E4,ntE,, (,o,,,,, most Office b,s reeontlv
been est,bl,shod y W. Georo,a ana "A. X
Warmer annointeJ p,,s,,,s,,,.r
De1ih Of CaVornianS.-NNc regret to learn by
he late arrival that Mr. Dean Fairbanks, of this
village, died on board the Daniel W ebster, on The
tn INST Tie sailed from New York the 2Uth
OF March IN company with Mr. T. Hutchinson,
Jr, and several others from this vicinity, for Cal
norma via an Juan Owing TO the wreck of the
n. America, and neglect of the Vanderbilt com
pany to provide the necessary means for crossing
the lsthmus, they were delayed at San Juan till
the time of the sailing of the Daniel Webster for
New York, suffering severiy from sickness and
their privations. A son of Mr. Arnold Gill, of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
New Spring Goods.

STORRs 4 LANGDON have just returned from New
= York and with the largest aud richest stock of
Goods ever offered IN this mai kei
sroRRs 4 LANGDoN.
May TO- 1882 rs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLICI

me following advertisement published May, 1919,
IN tho Boston Daily Times - her ne ~
~ he u9i5ed states, by james g. Wilson, Esq
OF tho WoodwO fsh Patent" shortly after had advertised
my PATENT STATIONARY CUTTER FLAMING
TONGuElNG, AND GROWING MACHINE,, through
ont no nil
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DANCING.
HISS Ell VyrAE ESP

II LItRNs THANKS, many end since iur past pat
- ou"g' nrd by request unumefcu. patrons,
a SECOND TIE ss1E OF I3 LESSONS.
The liest iashionabl dances taUgt aficaf attention
phi Zoo hf improvement 81 manners, sicups
iHro'rd he cuqntue n etitrui, no. Intr accomplish
mcIs 90 iin -ocil crle uud hal tin4
tancng, ID should be uuoceui and iaatucve rccca
Uur.
IctuA heretofore. To conn,errr on Tuo-lar sycn-
us June ID b, 80 cook tnc fesdenco OF Mr 4. e.
uDINEr.
fry4te lessons gwen Do desired elJw
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deny that any person OF heard Of such ma
chine as mine until invented the said machine wa.
operated the month August ls4s, no machine be-
fore this could do much work. and do well niue
reply TO the above advertisement; and order that the
public may be assured that what say will offer 10
pledge ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS against an equal a
mount from said Wilson, that ONE of my machines will
plane, tongue aud groove with the less power as
much lumhcr IN the time, and do we better
than TWO of tho &" Woodwork" machines The trsl to
be made at Steam MILL border ST.. East Boston, Mass
al such other place be trial
JOSEPH r. WOODBURY.,
East Boston, Mass. August II, la5l. dolly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
"PLANIyG MACHINES.

60 TAKE his method Of answering tho frequent uaui.
RES, by letter and Otherwise, opinion unun
the various notices through the papers, the Stationary
hnile FLAMING Machines attempted 10 DO palmed upou
several persons guoraa OF heiftue worth. would state
for the Information Of the nquiefs that they will sub
stanaly the machine offered by several pretending ia
Nentos described the Tom Hapeftory Of
Arts, invented by Samuel Benhuu the year 1901. ks
machine patented IN this country by kugier sone
sixteen since and another Albert Rich.
atds, OF West Troy, n. Y, aud abandoned about the
tune. II ought satisfy the public that after IF.
ty-eigt years experimenting these machines,
an Is of any value Tor the purposes contemplated.
- Will furnish STATIONARY knife Machine equal 10 any
any offered by the pretending inventors al
the cost OF the machine aud five per for my trouble
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To Advertisers in Boston,
SCOTT Il FIELD.


fCHE best article for Polishing BOOTS, SHOES aud
HARNESS Is TO be had, also a superior Polish,
sold by SCOTT a FIELD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EoR ALBANY, CHANGE or HoURs.-THE CARS
Of The New York and Harlem Railroad, leave the City
Hall Station New York daily (Sundays excepted at ~
A. NJ. connecting With the Western Railroad, Chatham,
and "a T. NJ (cxpresa), through without change Of
CAMDEN AND AMBoT RAILROAD, FOR PulLA.
- dePha from Pier No forth river, foot Of Battery
Morning line leaves att A. ~ Afternoon express limo at
T. liz through 70 Phladerhia IN four and half hours.
Farehrst class cars S. second elass tby L. NJ limo
only), 50 Returning, leave PhiladePhia from foot Of
walnut etrcot, 20 A. M and ~. ~ Emsrant line, by
gteamhoat TRANSPORT, from pier No, ], Rt 3 L. n.
Fare 81 co.
NJ EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. 3.
Hail and Express Liuea through Ia ~ houts. ~ J.
hautoHd via Jersey CITY, leaving New York at A. NJ foot
2, etrsgt A. ~ ana ga r. NJ Liberty stfeot-
eVc fad rh1 same hours from foot Of walnut street,
reduced 70 w for rst ass and 81 ~ FOR second class
1tnere sehington, aud orlesou through tkctssols
IN te e1eF mos and through uggagc oNfet IN me ~ NJ,
wlthout exneaee.
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EL.OrYrTYG. !.

VAST OFT CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
- Ladoa Gentleman having any Clothisr Furniture
1ewery to dispose of obtain fair price, IS
ending the subscriber NJ his rcttdeace through the
rOst. Ladies attended b. Arg. Dusseldorf, No 70 Elm
street. Il. M. DUsSELDORF.
CAST OFF CLonnNC.-wANTRD TO PURCuAs
~ about two thousand dollars worth of good left Of
Clothing in large small quantities, for which the fu
value will be literally given IN euren. money agpca
ton ally through post, to JAMES MORONEY,
his STORE No. Orange street, near Cbathsm street.
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JEW YORK AND PUTTNnPIPTT1 DTRECT.--U. &
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS 10 THE FISHING BANKs-EyERy
~ day except Saturday Fare 12Js cents each way
Tie zen steamer BpFFALo Cart naneox viii leave Ham
Catharine. s1S Pier No 3. N, r., A. Mreturnng by 3
u. NJ. Refreshments, fishing tackle &C., PROVIDED sea
lAfsare caught in great abundance.