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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-15
GREENWOOD SCHOOLS.

We have received a Circular from the Trustees of
the IIopGEs AND FULLER INSTITUTES, which prom-
scs Patrons remarkably fine facilities for their child
rem during the coming year. The Classical teacher
ia spoken of as gentleman of high character and
fine attanlucnts. We wish the schools increased
cpccrss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-15
Notice.

T APPOINT Mr.. Il. J. DELrn Of Hamburg. my
/ Agent in the settlement of dues to myself, or
any Of the parties above mentioned The hmks are
in his hands. NJ w. Coi.E"-\-N;
Hamburg, Dec Is, 1859. I'm 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-15
Notice.

& II. those indebted to the Estate Of Lewis
n Holmes. decd, are requested to make immc-
date payment. Also. those indebted to the Estate
Of Gabriel Holmes, decd, are required to make
payment by the first of January next.
JACKSON HOLMES, Admir-.
Dec Is 1t as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-15
Household and Kitchen Furniture |!

A PUBLIC S& LIE of various articles of House
"a hold and Kitchen Furniture will take place
at thu residence Of III" Undersigned, on Wednes-
day t- ODD inst, at | o'clock. Meantime the ar
ticirs may be sucn and purchased before hand.
W. Is. JOHNSON.
Tao I, II 4S
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Dec ID
Notice..

4 TT. Persons nlclt-d to the Estate Of Joseph
~ Summcrall, deed. are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having demands against
said Estate will present them properly atestcd.
T. BURKlTALTER, Admir-.
Dco IL st 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-15
Notice,

WILL. be sold at the pam Hotel" on Wed,
w ncsday. 29tll inst, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture
belonging to said Hotel consisting in part Of Ma.
h"gany Tables, Centre Tables, Sofa Chairs, Carpets
Rugs, Beds, Br'lstcads. .Br'ding, Tots, Oven.
Digc.tcrs, and al necessary articles about Hotel
4 greater portion "f the Furniture, H"dIing, &e
have been purcllncd within the present year.
Terms made known un day Of sale.
READY Il 1IUIET.
Dec Is " is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-15

e.Sr WE have received from farori,e correspond.
ent beautiful sketch, entitled "GERALD FLEMING"
which we will lay before readers next week, as
Christmas treat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-15
HOGS AT LAST.

sy' SEE first page for Extracts from tho Mersogt
of President FILLMORE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-15
IIaursab bcr !!

JNIIE Subscriber has large quantity Of LUM-
i Der Of different sorts, for sale at hs residence.
Il. L. GRIFFIN.
1uTy 10 tt {
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Oranges and Lemons,

JUST received and for sale by
J +. NJ. NICHOLAS.
Noy 10 II I3
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Che anueriiser.
EDGEFIELD, s. C.

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER Is, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

II Eugene Dessaux, dandy, who has
been playing his part at schooleys Mountain obtained
6tty dollars from lady there upon representAa1,aa
ths, her brother had robbed him. and that he would
expose him II the amount was not banded over h".
being thus successful be went 70 philadelphia ana n
3 similar attempt upon another member OF the 'smg
doing business In Highst The sister hso 10 'n1 Ia in
time written home, and Mr.. Eugene d. was no'0 !"
$500 to stand an investigation.
II A negro cut his throat on Jh SuoSrsi
said that he had paid hi. master seSe,s s,s,n
dollars toward procuring bis freedom o,,.vile Jour
days sso sold him negro trader ..,.r who robbed
An exchange paper sdd' If the mss'.r S hsd n,
me negro and then sold him TO negro tracer n'u us
mere would be another throat cut and one Teas
~ Five negroes, who murdered James
Houston In Mcintosh Co, Ga. were on saturday sfta
u BY meeting Of CT Isns G %on SSSh
w A saw-mill and twelve dwelling
49,. weye burned at Fulton Ohio, the morning OF
the 4,h inst Twenty families are rendered housees'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
Arrived.

Ship Advance of Damarsc oa Packard HAVE, IS days. with
dse and 4is passengers, TO VIM Nelson son Has had five
Ship H,nry Nenb Ulue Cardiff Wales, day. with railroad
order July ;he Grand Bank spoke shns sch Jas
Frede'!os of Alder Will 1900 Sch.
Ship Charles and Jane o Bath DIVER sasa Granle II days.
Bari Leone De Bar,oo Palermo y days passed Gibraltar
Jy !, with brmsone lemons, &c, to Chamberlain Robinson
BAH JASON tBrer) Settling days, ml.e.
1872 Vas'en.srs to Popps Co. July 20 lat Il 49, lon 49,
,hp Barry from New Oreans FOR Bordeaux days olt
Bark Tonqun (of Bath Kelly Matanza days with sugar
July Hatteras ss.W. - miles dstan; spoke
baIb Union. hence Tor Matanzs..
BIS Empire Newman Charleston days. with cotton and nee
Brls Vardoa BRAZIL co-ho Marinhau Brazil % days. with
hides and baam copa'i, u IL r. Corning Len no Am Vessels
BITS P,nce' L9u'' sHed WhAnsI n9I,sy4go Gays ani
81 lat 20 g lon % 81 spoke Br ship cAhaTne from Csao for
Cbap Brl Locshar Windsor Ms 10 days, with plaster
TO
A'ione Jny - lat % o. lon ?! ~ ,pose snip PYRAMID o.
ThemsiGn STERN. AZ : a :! TO- Ion - 'pots Ta's
Brs MAY Flower Br Hsgn Pcou u days, with COAL to j.
With sugar fnoases, &c, J. CASTOR, OF New Haven.
schr Nebraska, PisI.on. PhadelDha. say., coal
sehI Hsnry E'sespe ph'l.s s b, i1Vs' coal
schr. Bangor. Jordan, Rondout FOR Boston
schr \ HassaId, Bardct, Rondoat iot Pawiucket
sslr Francs Ellen, clarse Ront9ut f. Bo.,on
The Warwck arrived sunday from Patagonia coming
nos Island lstsr schooner aehsee AID she vii of
al the next high water
walcott Bearse Boston, dsys ndse, Dayton
SIR. Brave, Lowell Bo.ton for Albany.
schr. John Wright Dickinson Portland, Conn stone.
schr. Joseph Rogers, Worhnston. Portland, Coun.
schr Robert smith. Buel, Portland Conn.
scbr. Free Stone Brooks. Portland Conn.
Schr. L Brsnari -. Portland Conn
sAuED-Siesmsh.s Petrol b. propser) Sampson Bermuda;
Absiros propeller Ksarey HALIFAX ard Bermuda South Caro-
Ina ipropee) Turner L. erpool hored the Lower Bay
SIR. American Eagle Moore, LOndOnj Hsyeta Marsh, Hays
WISD-sannse, VS. w; Meridian. ssE. Sunset. wsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Monday, Aug

e-Quercitror BARK remains with nv alteration Ths COT
TON market Is frmer but sales are limited, OWING 70 nc
bi.b rates now current Flour continues dull; fe;h-
around Penrs, brands held at ~ aud ae ln
spected at Dbl, with limited demand either SI
no or for home use these rates RYE FLOUR ana CoHs
ME. are quiet the former at 81 81 and the later
So Is T. Dbl arriving more freely aud the market
Generally IL dull Some 1000 5000 BUSH new WHEAT
sold az 8Oa &C for Rcd 10 quality and gc ior a'
White Old Pennsylvania White offered freely az former
quoted rates without finding bDyers Rye without de,
mapd CoRN is lower and sales Of Southern are reported
AT SIC for White and CSC for Yellow Some holders AK
sontbern sold az aS3c mostly at the former rate GRO
cERrFs remain without movement hut buyers are hrm
In PROVISIONS not much doing. There good deinsnu
Of holders WHISKY steady az 1c for both hhd, and oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

PHlLADEI PHIs Avg frsred-B selsh Atkins Boston;
brzs New York VIM Spear LAM her C-nfue
zoe BrAzsn Bray Boston, saml Small fresd-e Salem schfs
h. l. stewart Lozer New York; Dan Webster, Fokert.
Haven Natsa Inseo New York IhOs. p Cooper, Cor
son Boston + G. Willard willard, POulond Idh Eidudse,
Boston; Philips McCuloCh Eoport Lewis. Crose BOSTON,
Mary Louisa Adams. Charleston; May, GskI, NeVben c.
H. Lea Providence H. BAier, NJ shn, Boston
LOUISA Jane AL sa en-; SAINT Bolton, Mer-hon Boston A. c.
Bsie sn m York Freienok Reed Racs io. Francis Ry
DER Boston AvarAdo, Lancaster, Providence Ayol, Carer
Ds ton.
C4ard-sisanh.p P,nobscoi, Wkraker Ns~Yors hip Sea
King Ray del Sud Braran Bray, Boston Emma
Rsktr DO schrs Baker ncLalghn, do Tho 2. Cooper
Corsop Providence Pancs Ryder CohAet Eliza Jane Wal
salem Avardo Lancaster Boston Averon aver, DO; Emma
ford 90; Waichusn Atkns DO; sam Soon, Mersbon do
Wm CoIen Cropen Nixon: Ann c. BsAef, smh, Providence
Flen Neker.on Boston LEWIS Crove. Co.; Nasar4 lager.o
Foushkeepsis; Daniel We ster, FoHerts, Norwct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
paintina, &f.

ZINC PAINTS-W Warranted poro.-
II The NEW.JERSEY ZINC CO, Wasshoa.-. No u
Deyst prepared to supply their Zns Paots st tss toh
owing prices.
Ne White, yro1no in oil, &c per pound
Ne 2 White ground Ia oil, sc. per pound.
No. White, ground 10 oil, To. per pound.
Brown ard Black, ground in OIL SIC per posRs
Dry White Of Zine, &c per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
AMER thoroGxn In Europe and United stasek "a
found beauty and possoys qualities ions
than any other paint FOR whissues, End blssJ Il Es
vsed IL 10 free from s poisonous properties 90 eomnoA
and dangerous In other pigments, viii soversqua ~esni
from ~ 70 lee cent than lead AID Is nero
Ore much cheaper to the Az inside paint
M turn yslog, when exposed % the sulPnuron
1896 OF coal fires the foul sir Of shps Their White Ls,
fround In varnish produces porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In hours form hard and solid metao coating spa
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces remarkable
for their fre-poof properties They specially sdsptos
for marine puposes having been found 10 res;st the
dog scton Of salt water, destructive to other paiR
Dealers supplied on liberal terms BY
MANNING soUIER Asenta No. IS Dsyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
Morltet......Ry telegraph.

ALnaxY August .. 1852-Reeeived 49, 600 ools Fiour,
is ste adv sales Of 100 bush Wisconsin Spns Wheat on
pryae terms Oas is easier with good demand sales oil
200 bush al e0GGsc for unsound and 81 for sound West
ern mixed 63I for round White and Yellow Whisky stc
for Prison and q Ic. for Ohio.
CHARLESTON August l952-Saes OF Cotton ior the sst
three DAYS $40 bales at prices ranging from q to He The
msrket Is finn with an upward tendency Contracts have
been m ade for fresh beat Rice at 81
PRovIpEscE Aug 9-The market for CoTToS during the
mast week was quite active The sales reached about 3o
bales SPECTATORS and snners taking about equal quantities
The market closed on Saturday quite firm The market for
Wool IL without change ali kinds in fair request at hrn
prices Sales Of the week, 7il00 10. PRINTING CLorh
continue active and prices veil supported some OF the
sales quoted Of Cloths 10 be made the STOCK being ABOUT
exhausted. Sales Of the week, 81, 500 pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......August
Cleared.

seamshps-Petre. fBr) Samson, Bermuda F. Cnnard; Aba
ross b. k.aLney Halifax and Quebec Delaware Seymour Phil
edelphia b. Sanford.
ships-Amercas Eagle Moore, London Gnswoh, Morgan e.
Aberdeen Knapp San
Bss-Psrm Sawyer Mobile, E D. Hhrlbu,; Flesh. Wilson,
Vera Cruz Harsous Brothers. Lord Muaye Br Cordinsy
John NIB ~. & =. w Meyer; Brothers Dudley Norfolk
Russell Notion mary Florence, Trot Quebec r. P. Buck
Co.
Bnss-EEzabeth Watts, Watts, nomason, J. w Ew.n Coz
E-s. Haskell, Philadelphia, A. l. Blanchard Coz Bddeiord
tBr) Nese Quebec Montreal j. b. eager. Jr. Frederick
stem NO7w LJcke, London Funche Mengke New Era. B
Palrey, ST John, NIB A. Kirkland Won Sent: 5. Merrill
Means Philadelphia SesHlth Sons Bautha (Br) Hart, ST.
Johts, IF, Roome Dnwidde Harmony, (Br) Parker S.
John, n b, A. Bel a. Son.
srhdners-Berfen Cole, Petersburg Jas Hunter Coz Plato,
Ten, Baltimore MAILER Lord Asa Edndge. Lowder Phaie
phia. ". CO.. Morris VAIN S!hman, Wilmington,
l. McCrssdy Co. Rover. tBr) Kenny, Nassau, NP., h.
Hen Gov. Anderson, FSrwe hey West, K s. Maitland d. b.
Warren Harmon, Charleston, y l.. McCreaiy Co.
Scoop Mana Loaisa -, Fal River, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
Spoken, Arc.

Jys., Ia n a. lon 49, bns May Eleanor, from BA4iors or
MAdelf. and lie Mediterranean.
As . Chatham, bns A Ford from Camden Tor Charles
Aus6fh AN Cape Cod WV. niles, clipper sAy W aged
Arrow B,sfss Bo,ion 5h, Tor san IfAnsco GONG OF Toe
Tod freeze from ao'th east Hal royals aad
july is Ia. 4 TO- on g. ,h9 Amsnein csssrss., from London
July ~ a. S. lon p .hp Ansehsus, rom Am.srdac or New
Yors
TTudsi. -
JgN a. Al et lon g T. bark sarah Frances. OF Rhuopd
s-efns yobsby bGrk Han ., frAhee Stow on
leans o Livefpool)
Js e -. "a 3 ln q tAk "FredsrcA Z Hgd.ou ,,.s,
"a ssst-lkefhaps lsk A. from n Or<.ns or Boso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
bale. washed African .sazci 5000 Domestic Flee
r.voru carrie Market. Aueusr 0.

tHsporsd IOf Inc Iruuus'J 5000, a.
For Beeves at the Washington Drove fsra, con P,vs,
4thav and 3ihst- and at Chamee,lsi1s "a C.lv.s
pnlp. Had foot OF Robinson-st For Cow eoa 49,
ss..p and Lsmbs Browninss in 6hs near Sd-s'- sa'
Also at Chamberlain. os.,.a 90 Besyss
- ena so1tbern and Western, the remainder TINS oeleJ
nsrS f.T since LAST report The range OF prices fo
Sc 10 aic y ~ ssin quality Ahoni o heea et OK ,o,
~ EsowsIses-t Lower BuIfs deanl-Un sale, ~ LOW
"a Csiys. and 10000 Sheep and Lambs Prices Of low
snS Calves at from t2l 50 to So An sold Sales s1eP
a. fton 81 81 to 81 50dS5; and Lambs VI % 70 y w.
Left over LOO. NJ, ,u. or
srsd $50 Beeyes Gales at from 70 &c. % lett over MAJ
Eet dull Cewp and Csves-5O ofefed sale, Al rom ~,
asa TO SO Dull 20 left over sheep and L.n g.-,S,
syed OO1 Bales ~ Shsep at ~ 80 81 5OdSf: and bamos
AZ from 81 g. g. 25dS3 So Marke. dull. 200 ansoid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

MONDAY, Aug 9.
AsHFs-The market Is steady but quiet Sale. of 50
bbs 81 75Q 81 81 for Pots and s. 5cS5 oct Pearls
COTTON-The demand is active, hut chieAy on spscua-
ton $500 bales changed hands at the opmost prices Of the
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market opened rather frrner
for the low grades Of State and Western Flour especially
for fresh ground Slate which less abundant but the
close mere was more onefvd ana the Market less buoyan
and very dull Good brands OF Ohio firm and in fair re-
sale. Of SEQ bbls sour IS 40 common brands are Sa a.
- 87t The sales OF Domestic 1000 bbls s. 87I1
s. 81 fol- fresh State s. 9dS4 ~ for mixed TO fancy CHI
gsn and Indiana and common good Ohio and avorite
State The receipts are in of the de nand S0asn
Is IN moderate request the better grades aud
lI snan and aie selling TO arrive. Comm
cu but steady sales u 400 bbs s. 375OSi 81 for
pixes to good straight brands and "a Sass 81 for Fancy
Rye Flour Is scarce and prices nominal 81 as 1
meal wanted At s. 81! for Jersey s. 55 for
0RAlN-Prime Wheat is not abundant and holders ar.
MN al prices above the of bu, ems gepefay The adj
wees oy the steamer have had influence on the msrkst
notice speculative guiry for GOOD lot, ~ 49,
be raI saclons limited for export Sac NJ sc0 80
inferior Canadian at S7lc $500 bush prime Whit N,,,
at Csc. ard 90 bush prime mixed sntbs- :, @l
Is 10 good supply ard prices nominal AZ 751Isr a., ~
eull snd plenty sales Of Western 44d3Sc and So, -
4oG4otc Corn 10 plenty the demsna moderate for eynort
and Inc nome trade the Eastern InquT, limited s.s ~
2o%O bush at 6Od6Sc for unsound, S3d63e Tor Wss,n
mixed eosns al the inside pm es for Western Round Ye
low snd southern W bite are still scarce and nompal
"hlSkV-Tbe market Is better and demand sc.iva.
ses OF goo bols al 20 G2ic for Ohio and 20 Tor Ptson
pe;sv u en9 ant It 2lio time add interest
ep" arc 30 ght that there disposition TO pies, n %
e. a.. strady sklcs OF i14 bols
~ los Mess and 81 rs for Prime and sl7 for ,a Pima
Siea sasoe at W Beef is in good demaod bar IN.
III OF holders restricts the sales Ia pat SONS ~ hi.
S 30 S'dS8 50 for mess and $sds9 FOR old Prime
:, sssstE o. Tor old Mess Prime Mes, Beef = posinsi
-, -. beei Hams are offered and are nomin.I
III "a are less sc'ive, bat held rather higher .,Iss no
pos a .iere.s Hams at Oi9lOIc and shoaldsr. :. a.
sesdy LEGAL request and IL firm AZ ia iiiI -
sooa 10 prime In ebs and tierce. and If; .o'
nausi 10 goo supply, ard the MARIE i. 80
Cheese 10 salable 81 6Q6sc "s"-iofk a. ~ 0IIe.
hAf-Ihe market better aud the demand sOod sale.
WOOL 10 in quick demand Foreisn !. t,.-.,
nsstie hm- soeoos Spaaish sod q I7c ~ saa 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

IA The prosecution o the ,gey Of the San;lc ei shoals has
ubd rec.ssary buoy tsats sni the
.r, direction Rip The buoy boats are punted yellow
an are dpgushed By oas painted black The spar
tuo,. have blsck Gags ana balls. BY order q
'' A. D. B4cHE. Sup't Coast Survey
{. II. M.BL4is Asst. Cast s4rey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
Nv Telegruph.

BOSTON Aus 9Ar banks Nautilus, Palermo; Petrea Havrs
Sarah Botsord Glasgow Susan Brewer New Orleans Ave
Philadelphia Mary H. yose, Marse.; bnss Tuscany. ca-
keyeie William, and Poconocke Psdelphti Helen
Jane T1lo. 90th ut; Typee Fortune Island Unps Jacksen
vile Judge Turny Alexandra Globe suiher Guild Love-. Iy
pAoon Magyar Charlotte Mary Mary, D@phai, Copy,
Eusen Fashion Denmark, Carss and Ellen, Philadelphia Az
drew Brown. Albany
CID bAr KepeI Australia brs Jos. Balch, Valparaiso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
Passengers Sailed

In ,eamhip Ptfr, for S. Thomai-Mr Peyser Mr. Pedro Ran
wa Mr. Rckett and friend NewYork Mr. Petera dol Mr. Jas
t. Maxwell do; Rev. b. o. Leacock, Virginia; MI VIM Bancroft
Lev Y.h; Rev J. j. Bowden, Mr. Thomas NJ Nmmo, jersey
City. go. -,
For Brmuda-Mr and Mrs Jones and four Children Capt w
Doe Bermuda Mr. Hyand DO; Mr. Goshng do Mr. Bu!erheA
do Nj J. Firth. Newly ork.-Total 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
Receipts of Produce....AuGusT 9.

Bv The North Rrer Boats-lSS77 bbls Flour So do. A,hen
7Ol DO Whisky l0S do Provisions l42 pkss Cheese lOos'
bush Wheat 700 do Corn $50 do Oats $50 sides Leather
$50 bales Wool
~ he Erie Ralroad-1l0 bales Wool s4 pkss. Butter,
200 bbls Flour. and 800 sides Leather
Bv The Nel, Hare en- Rairoad-230 bxs Cheese and bales
Leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
NEW YORK and HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT hsy


It. and Broadway.
Accommodates AND sPEciAL.-At and llW 4 n.
as Express to Stamford and Norwak, and xopppe I'd
Stations beyond and $50 ~, through 70 Newhsvss
AtS5O P. n. for Norwslk-st $50 AM. and SStA "a
Port Chester The IL so AM In connection with fsA
from New-H Haven to Hartford and spnnsfsh, md viii
Train over the Canal Road
ExpsEss TRAINS for New.Hsvea, Hartford Springfield
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads "
densburgh and Montresl-At NJ stopping 81 Stsmh0
snd Bridgeport connecting with the Housstonic and Na
tuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroed It Neg
Haven and st $50 NJ, stopping at Stamford NoIwslu
BRIDGEPORT connecting With Housatonis sns Nsusssssl
Railroads at Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NEw.YoRK-Aecomodanon ana Special
Al $50 T. and 935 M and An M through from Nsv>
Haven. At 6 AM. from Norwslk-as $50 AM sntsS
M from Port Chester The IS A. receives paassneu
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads Nev.
Haven TIE 400 Pm. receives passengers nom Hsrt ~
Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-hsysn arrival Of frhs
from Boston, at LIS and 50 PM stopping al Bndsspo6
Eorwalk and Stamford , leaving Boston u 4. u, ~
S45PM.
See large bill advertisement at the station Hocs NJ
principal Hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER L-
Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
CTAMMERTNG CURED--ELOCU-

~ TON TAUGHT.-Dr. COMSrOCKS Vocal Gym
nssium Philadelphia which has been Ia successful opera
for than years designed for the Promo
ton OF Health the Cure OF Sammeng and the Co rection
OF Lsping and other defective articulation well as for
Improvement in Execution. Address A. COMSrOCK, MD,
No l0l Mulberry. ST., Philadelphia.
PHONETIC WORKS DR. Cousstock 10 the author Of
the American Phonetic Alphabet the only perfect alphabet
that has been given the world because il 10 the ony 81
aud signs for accent infection and inonstion DR. C. has
published 10 this alphabet his System Of Execution, 81
the New Testament 81 IS; the first book OF Popos Io
mers Had with copious notes Soc; My Little Geography
nd a ruuber of other works
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
IA SPRINGS-The cars of the NETWORK and II AR
LEM RAILROAD, leave the City Hall Station, New York
Daily, Sundays excepted) at 10 o'clock, NJ Mail Train
to Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy Lebanon Springs PittsGeld Spring
field and other intermediate Stations
At o'clock, P. NJ Accommodation Train 10 Chatham
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going East
" Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take the ~
O'clock, A. NJ. Train to Chatham Western Railroad 70
Canaan and Stage Lebanon, arriving early the alter
NJ SLOAT, Superintendent
Fare through So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

To Mariners.

TEr Yt!e from wilmington of Cen-eso before ~
49, .t,uc. on -. Bird Rock and t4t of
waerse surveyed condemned ard ordered 70 70 soA he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
TITO DENTISTS.-As there are those

who suppose that Isolated experiments having been
made by different persons at different times to accomplish
certain object although carried out practically and
brought public will nevertheless bar patentoe who
has from sustaining damages for arrangements.
In order therefore, to correct this false impression We
would refer the law upon this subject which reads thus
By the Act Of 1885, section g. granted for
and useful machine manufacture composition OF
matter any and useful improvement on any art,
machine, manufacture composition OF matter not
known used by others before the applicants discov
erg or invention thereof and not at the time OF bis
application for patent IA public sale with bis
consent allowance the inventor dscoverer but by
the act the Sd of March, 1882 patent held TO be in
valid by of the purchase, SALE Of the inven
ton prior the application for patent except on proof OF
abandonment of such invention to the public or that such
purchase SALE public use has been for than two
years prior TO such application for patent.
The law therefore does recognize the claims on expert
mentors who have failed bring out practical improvements
On the contrary such persons barred on the ground OF
abandonment after two years from the time OF their expert
ments from setting up subsequent claims that Gao effect
psenee who has developed aud brought into public use that
which may have been tried by them but not rendered prsc
tical. $500
In view OF the above considerations together with the e
forts which have been made wrest from Invention
for mounting artificial teeth upon metallic plates with con-
tinuous gums oryan All persons from rackng or In any
way infringing upon my rights patenee for the same 81
shall most positively protect my patent j. ALLEN.
DR. Aliens Laboratory Rooms Murrayst next door
10 Bus Hotel where he Is constantly engaged In giving
practical instructions this style Of work He respectfully
Invites his professional brethren TO call and specimens
witness denominations, &c &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10
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