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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

CABnurs AND CAsrNn nAxRs.-Ws puhlish
slssvhsse, in this dAy's HHaAxD, highly iassr-
estiDg article from The Concord Patriot, ~ home
srgan Of Gen. Pierce. upon the subject n Ma CAbi
net, upon which We shall have something fur
Their to say to morrow; aud We also publish, nm.
der the ssmo general head, . corrected list up
to tho latest returns, Of the various Cabinets
proposed in various quarters for the benefit Of Gen.
Pierce. Il IL remarkable, however, hat not man.
perhaps, Of al the political pilgrims to Concord,
has been blessed with any light ~ to what will 10
The real Cabinet Of the new administration. From
al that We can learn, the Cabinet makers and
seekers after Cabinet appointments, who travel sp
the Nerrinack for infog nation, generally cone
down again BY the next train, delighted with the
President elect, but perfectly in the dark absat his
Cabinet. Meantime, Judge Douglss-hncwn ~ the
embodiment of g Young Amerisa"-but more re-
Gently a. the aLittls Cabinet Maker" and I'll the
other Cabinet makers at Washington, are very buoy
in making Cabinets, gathering in little knots in the
dark corners Of the capitol and other Places laying
pipe and working the wires for this that partou
lar man, with very grsatindustry. About tho mid
die of February, General Pierce may be expected to
90 dswn to Washington, and then We may expect
to know something definite about this BUSINESS
Doubtless We shall have sound progressive CAbi-
net. Let us be patient. The fourth of March il
coming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

AID FOR THE WIDOW AND ORPHAN We cannot
resist the impulse to publish tho following note,
which we received yesterday afternoon
Miss D Clifton presents her compliments to James
Gordon Bennett Esq. and requests Mr. b. to hand t,
the person authorized receive subscriptions the
cosed twenty dollars for the benefit Of the widows and
orphans Of the pilots lost in the recent disaster to the
pilot boat Yankee
NEW York, December is, 1852.
There is more touching eloquence in these few
words, than is to be found all the speeches Kos
suth ever made for the sake Of humanity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

THE HOLIDAYS IN NEW YoRK.-This is . gala
time in the metropolis; Bro adway is filed with
Christmas and New Years gifts, and the pockets of
the people are full Of money. Our advertising CO.
lumns for the next two weeks will bs unusually in
teresting. dpropos-while spending hundreds Of
dollars for rich presents for the rich, we pray you
think OF the pooI-think Of the comforts few dol.
lars would purchase for the half clad and half fed
portion Of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

CANT ormens Of french flowers for tho hsr consisting
wah boqucts sprgs Of the choicest kinds OF
rsponca Germsna, joss anime, Orange flo ~crs Mgois
nett, Forget. not. Lii MYRTLE aud Hearts Ease,
with great variety Of otl flow fruit and foliage
A. y. JERyIs r. Canal, tecsnd block from Broaaway.
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Mrsic nnrea--Ai Rouors, Raxaar ar Eanc

goods $50 Broadway been received larre
of splendid rchtored mle boxes playing from
twelve each offered far below the usual prices
Rogers determined to esta sh his bassar the
fancy store Of Broadway Call early and make your
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sre demand The best place TO obtain supply Of cheap
durable and fashionable read clo,hin{ at SMITH
RlCES popular clothinga porium 02 Fulton street.
Call early and naks se,ootion for fow dollars
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Vessels Stya nded.

PHIADYIrHrA, Dec. Is, 1854
brig Atlantic Of Ninbridge haios, from Charles
ton for fsisdelphia stranded Thursday night
Re- lin HaryIan She 10 high beach, psrfotly
aht Rer cargo Va, b. landed and abe VIA probably be
got Oh.
The bark <iedcncnte stranded isonas days since, will
70 'o'Si soss. Her deck load Esx been landed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

Tho weather, chill aud cold, requires
Not only comfortable fires,
But, huttpned TO thsir very thr0ats,S
THO people want ovorooaN.
Some dainty ones. for lads are wrought
Az coed and obesp As ser wore bought,
With suit. 10 match, At Union Hall,
Tho eBts Llisbment surprising all
Cron Hall Clothing Warehouse corner OF Fulton Ans
Nassau Streetg.
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sn ihe rubleWe oer to tho people Of New York city
it's Vicinity choice Of large and we'll elected stock
OF overcoats with rich nipg from IS to 4iA Also
blsck suit from So ~ TO $50 Of color 81 10 t6
vest, 81 to 81 LOLAN u THOMPSON,
lC9 Nassau street. near Anu.
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TIE PAPERS OF LIEUTENANT 4AURY -We yes
terday published the last Of the instructive and in
terestng series Of papers from the pen Of Lieutenant
Maury, Chief of the National Observatory at Wash
ington, and published exclusively in this journal,
upon the great eastern slope Of the South American
continent, watsred by the Amazon and its tribu
taries From these papers, even upon the most
curory perusa the resources and capacities Of that
vast and hitherto unknown continent appear mere
dible. The tremendous Amazon, upwards of 1000
miles in length drains country whish 10 capable Of
sustaining two hundred millions Of inhabitants, but
which is almost wholly uninhabitsd. This river,
with its slope towards the United States, and nav
gable to SO great I'm extent from its mouth, opens
vast field for the commerce aud the enterprise Of
this g universal Yankee nation"
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Cns,uu. "a and ExceIIence Com bin e,

DR.. Caldwell has removed from No. 1Os,
srriDs street to No. Great Jon,s street. M.
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have solved study fashions ~ adorr their prsons
is season Of holiday yisits P,ree, and baps wiz well
n GREEN'S, No 4Btor House, where The Wost
superb scarfs ties dreps crhva's handkerchief, gloves
embroide red shiIts, &C., will be foprd.
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IIurra for the Uoiidays-Toys In Alum

dsnoe-Crying babies dolls scts, suns, dra
swords games. magic anttrns graces, fancy boxls ho
with great variety Of b-aunl and fancy srtolss Of
eVcry descrt op, 6ebe for holiday a. ehsar
ssncy bazaar zeiM Sowery. PETER n. LYON.
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York 70 buy holiday presents u at HtfCHCvCk LEhD
DEATEkS A7 Broadway " Leonasd strcaS where
gentleman will I'm sisnnt cloak shawl sim drsM rich
hand kerohie ethng Of the SORT which VIII 90 pure
10 pieate bis idy frend ard the ladies will endthe beat
Of iresents for their servants.
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Hot For the Holsdn ys..'

hand and the children rejoicing IN the prospect Of
fun frolic and lots tftoy yen wish 70 shom ~
y.y Tuttis the active business partner OF old sants
Claus, and has all his choicest gifts IN hand
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None IMPROVEMENTS IN BRoADwAY.-wc learn
that d d. Howard, Esq, late of the Irving Housc
has purchaeed the splendid building in Broad way,
now occupied by the Society Library It coat
$4,000 about ten years ago. Mr. Howard has now
paid 600 for It, cash down There is not bster
con'tiucied building in Broad way; it seems to be
fitted for banks and insurance Offices but improve
ent 10 the order Of the day. aud We therefore suppose
that the more modern style will have 70 take tbe
place o. The ancient style % 1910. Ten years sra m
sse N arcnIec.nre 10 this city. TIC Society I'll.
bray more ny town
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nurdsr Of Psassnaa Gillspis. and The latter q
Tie nardor Il 6nsA. tvAe intssSsrsd 70 prsvsnt
his beating Ais wifs) ysstsrday sentenced
to dsasA BY judge Edwards, IN accordance with the
decisive ssder Of tAe Court Of Appeals The un-
happy criminals arc to BE- executed on the 18th Of
February.
We hare barely room TO call attention to the in
tsrestiDg local and religious intelligence, court
proceedings, accounts Of maritime disasters, SO +,
contained in this sheet The great press of news and
Advertisements render il impossible TO make moro
particular reference to the variety of local matters
which Occupy our columns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

Tax not the purse yet plo,se the mind;
And Elhin'p shrtB Are soid ~ low,
That there the thinking mi lions 10.
For shirts no high pri cd store can MAIZE
Sent homo when promised, surs as fate.
u 81 for fine eoided iront shir mado 10 order, NO. 49,
EIDadwAy.
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Departure Of Vessels from Albany.

Meteorological Observations.
uoEsE's LINE, sFYIcE BAsEhHrT Ne ~ wAILsTHREf.
SATURDAY, Dec. 49, 1ssL.
BrryaLo, 10 A. M.-still blowing . gaze from the
west and bitter cold. Thermometer 80 Barometer 20
ltP .M.-Wh d blowing hard from the west Cloudy
and cold. Thermometer g. Barometer 20 IL.
IocrEsrsa, 10 A. E.-Cloudy AMI cod norang
Wind north. Thermometer rs
Top. M-Clesr and co d. Wind blowing hard from
tho west Thermometer "a.
AvrrsW, 10 A. u CLOUDY and cold Wind north
west. Thermometer 81.
10 p. M.-Couoy and very Geld Wind blowing her i
rem The northwest Thermometers "a.
srRacurr 10 A. M Cold clear nornlss Very strong
northwest wind. Thermoneter4
16 L. MA very stormy evening Showing hard
Wind blowing very hard almost gale fem the north
wsst Thermometer so
Urea, 10 A H.-Closdy. Wind southwest Their
nsRsssr 80
10 P. showing and blowing very hard Wind
southwest. Thermometer %
~ALSAsr, 10 A. M.-Cold, clear msrpipg. Wind west
Thsrneost9 ~ Barometer 70 Goo Msrcury7S
10 p. MA cloudy cold evening. Wind norlhvs,t.
Thermometer 40. Bsromster ~ $780, Mercury 80. leo
has been making in the river all day.
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Loss Of = British Big.

NORFOLK, Dec. is, 1852
The British brig Mary Turoan, from Alexsadria for
Liverpool with cargo Of grain, sunk Monday nsht,
and abandoned of Knotts Island. The
all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

truly says "tha. he cannot sustain himself for
any length Of time and when he is ovsrthrown, the
beginning Of the end may DO anticipated Univsr
sal confusion will probably ensus, with all it, pes
sible hcrrors II is the dread Of such consequences
Of his fall, which s, perhaps, the strongest support
Of his throne. Beneath its ruins, in the apprchen.
sisn Of the most intelligent, not only the empire,
but the nationality, Of Hsyti may be irrotrievably
buried-a result. however, which, deplorabIc As IL
may be to individual interests and feelings will not
eventually be source of regretts enlightened phi
lanthropy, in it's largest senfe"
Hsyti must be reclaimed. If the blacks are inca
psbe Of developing it's rich resources, and utterly
unfit to take care Of themselves, they must submit
to the law Of nations the law of nature ard the lag
Of necessity, and yield the leland into other hands
and they must be ma do to work for their own rub
sistencs and happiness. The true position assigned
by their Creator for tho African race, has been
worked out by six thousand years OF their history
in Afri,s, and by their degradation in state Of
freedom In the West Indies. in contrast with the
happy condition OF their brethren In our Southern
States. But the West Indies will be reclaimed.
Their now idle and degraded free negro population
must DO put to work In the late abandoned sugar
and coffee fields Of Hsyt and Jarsica, Or they must
be extinguished. The time, too, Is at hand whom
the work viii be begun.
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A,t,ac,nl Flowers just omn.d.-An nj.

New York, Dec. IL, 1852
Artificial Flowers just Opsned,-An EIe
giant Of french flowers for tho hsr consisting Of
tsus and 'ns' E, che sosss kinds Il 1;s
nese. Forget. me not. LII 8 arts and Hears Ease,
A. !. JEWS, Il Canal, ,ocsnd block from Brossway.
Music Bcyes.-At Rogers Bazaar OF Fancy
goods $50 Broadway been received are asort
q splendid is boxes playing from two
Rogers is detrmired to his bssssr ths
selection.
Fashionable Winter Ci0thing.-As our
oet Of fashionable winter clothing l. very large and Va
eli sysy st ss s.. *
make room for on, !ns jess15 stock nov 10 pr.es:s
a and mako their selections om beautiful stock Of
ass: i.sis ss !. aasass
@ and % John street, corner Of Nassau.
As the Holidays approach, New Clothes.
ras snS
al. s.Iy s sSs s
suit obtained for the New Years eAl
Prices to Suit tho Times, and Clothing tc.
sut the rubcWe oner TO tho people Of New York city
o. Sysrcoss With rich nips. from IS ss Also Sns
b.sf ss .n 50 % ss pans every SSlSr q 70 ss
lO9 Nassau street. near Ana.
boys Overeoats-
Tho weather, chill and cold, requirss
Not only comfortable Gfes
hut, huitOnod TO their very shroassS
Tho people want warm ovorooat.
Some dainty ones. for lads are wrought
AsEocd and obesp ase'er wore bought
With suit. 10 match, At Union Hail.
The est sLlisbment surprising ALI
Crion Hall Clothing Warehouse corner Oh Fulton AnS
Nassau streets.
Gentlemen whu Like Richard OF GtOsesr,-
have resolved 10 study fashions 10 ador their prsons
iris Of HOLIDAY visits psrtiee And oaps wiz well
superb scars tes drers crhva's hsndkerohiis Gloves
embroidered shifts, &C., will be foprd.
DR.. Caldwell has removed from NO. 1Os~
Spring street to No, toreat Jones street. M#
Cbeapns 50 and Excellence CombiBed,
Tax not the purse. yot plo,se the mind
And flfn's shrts arc soid - low.
That there the thinking mill 10.
For shirts no high pr cd store mate
Sent homo when promised, as fate.
~ FOR hne eoided iroat shixt, made 10 order No. ll
IIulra for the Holiday Toys IN Album
dsnoe-Crybg babies, wax dolls tea sets guns dra
gSStas ssLcs nsrs lsnts.ns grsee' fancy bs,is
etory description t9bie for holiday cents as CHAP
sncy bazaar zeiH sowsry. PErRR ELEoN'
Holiday Prssxpts.-Ths host place In New
York 10 buy holiday presents Ia at HtrCHCgCK H. LEAD
DBATEkS N7 Broadway " Leonasd strcaS whcro
gentleman will elegant cloak shawl silk drsss ROB
dkerohie ethug Of the SORT wn.h VIII 90 Inrs
TO peatc bis i'dy icnd and the ladies' wiz Emu oss
Of PRESENTS for their servants
Hot For the Holidays. Chr istmas W Close
hand and the chren oicln IN th grospeot Of
All 10 early 70 TUfrLFs Emporium, NO. 3s Brosd
y.y Tutis Ia the active business Of old Santa
Claus, and has all his choicest gifts IN hand
m. yansfsounc ,s h.soyr p,ent OF Toe kess. Hns
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Tor BUILDING SEW

FIR II kFNARK, N -Sesled 'ronO.as viii he
received n the Gin street Commissioners
Office cor aud Marketsts (up stas) anu ru5'-
dsy the 2st dav OfS-ptsu,b-r Inst st3 O'Clock VI, TOR
co, ruc AhOut Is neal f.et Of cir Iar Swer feet IN
disne y au alb $50 mes feet Of circular 10, feet
IT. with he necessary receiving Basins and Gull
The will bsiivded sections, Of which
will CONTAIN about $40 no-a feet of theo Il yer with
tire receiving bass cUlV-'ts; aud t.e.othor section
about Sn f OF h. fee sewer, and l5' feet oi the
fee srwsr wuh tceVtE ba.lus aud ouV-rs Proposals.
will b. accepted pr running Tor furnishing the naien'
% and bni an section psatey all tOg-tnsr, alec
f,r snN pat thai uay be- required 10 be 1t Oa p' ana
also tor any pst trreof hut upon nmb-r oanosn"n OF
-, non j.; .so fcr rec ii sirg hasins cOmp-ts
=. - a.. ~ EDWARD CARTER,
CITY surveyor ana 81 est Commit Snoner.
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bunting, Or.


ZINC Warranted pure
II The NEWJERsEY ZINC co, WAeboa,e No ~
p~yst prepared to suppy their Zine Psiss st TIA o
lowing prccs
No vhite, ground osL 70. per pound
No White, sfvund IN OIL 30. per POand
No 5 White, grOund in oil, 7c. por pound.
Brown and Black ground in oil Sc per pound
Dry White Of Zinc, &C Per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT
After thovcgn Europe xnd the UniLea Etssss ns
beeo uno beauty And protective qualities long
or than auy other Psiut Sof ~hit.nes ard ors"sS
unr1yaed free from oil pcsoooas properties commos
and dangerous 10 other pismene ~ ocseI-cgosi -een-
tom ~ TO a. pr than lead snd there
Sore much CHI sper the eustOmei AZ inside Psini u
vil DOT yellow, when cxpos-d u tbe "pner 10
s2~-s OF coal the foul AZ of SHIPS fhef hits
1se ouud 10 vanish pruuo-s the PORCELAIN anlsh resr
BLOWN AND SLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN hs hoar krm hard and sohd metallic coating aeOs
wood hnck and other netshc surtHes ara renAssoie
Tor their s-proot properties They are spociaiy hspes
f marine Purposss, hsvns ouod 70 r-<S the soT"5
tns scon Of salt wssr destructive ~ c<bs paints o>
err suPshee on liberal t.rms ~
MANNING soU1Ek, As.nts No - pey-st
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GOODMAN Il CO., COMMTS-
, TF.VFNS- Successor 10 Cromelin

Fs'Tnso s,en sUtop. YORK soe P'9S,rnnt5o
a. III TDf-o sistes OF the kNoL1on ,,c sv,r ok
e. %, ,bs d,.,rncrion OF ADts BednuE- ho'cn-s %
koth, spc all insects ths crawl or 'nhsot
=. 100 T,,itnre trees, snrp Dbery. &C TOR sale :" sp,ve
s.,s, A. Is ~ cents ana 81 liberal discount IN the
trade .,.. T. Cl.,ks Plantation Mer
,hy tarsI C,,gr.pdt.st; @. w Kellogg Co. Proone
g.. 1;obe o. ipe sslo.n Mo- ana sutton Market
p,s 49, Nsw.York: A p Il d Sands, wholesale drug
A!.N' 10, En,,on.f. Charles y Ring, No i92 Bro4d
s,, e cS Of John st onyer ao~brsy No " So5on
J.y,. Eg.n, No us Pm cs-'t YG'snns y ~ u
SeelI, ss." e. "a Jsrne.st; Mu n Hsyes No Us Full
so D.ois coro,e No i q My, noT Isns.
hay's r no f,,ngSist md Chsuisl, No Do Grand-'t
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CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE

~ COMPANY.
Cab Capital, I5U,0UU Dollars.
Insurers participate IN the prOhta
Ths Company hsvlns Completed their OIeanzaoon VIII
Commence business Monday "a August next ct their
present location corner Of ftb-sv. and <5i-st~
Policies iss-d or all Descriptions Of Merchandise Stores
OEenngs Furniture Ships 10 Port Nc, AZ favorable
terms other CITY Offices with the advantage 70 Insurers
OF q snsre 10 the profits % the Company.
DIRECTORS
N Hopper Mott GoTritt 5 Mott Henry B. Bolster,
Jss X Del -cchio. Joseph BOushton, Elijah Wsfd,
WIN Wheeler. lanies " OGDEN John BObnt
WIN " Campbell. San ue Lymsn, 0arTtt u StnkeT,p
Joaepb " savage As1h-l 4 DeDmAn, Stephen w. Jones
John s Never H-ury D Crane William J Bnslsy,
Erastus Lyusp Marx Cornell, John vale
Joht D,rhsu VIM r stewart Willism Winslow,
ErsTnsC ,soS, r.op Hsory Dub,i. Andrew Ward,
Geo ~ Van Mort WIN " Cornell David l.. Sayre.
Iohp W Howe Cummngs n Tuoter,
M HOPPER MOTT, Presdeat
CHAs y. RICHARDSON Secretary
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umpire CITY LlNE-Tnroueh to

IL SAN FRANCISCO al reduced rsp. VI. AsPlN
" ALL and PANAMA The oe~ and splendid dlubs en-
gne ,esmsbiv SIERRA NEVADA, $50 tans ba- cen.
d N,lsun F,, Commsnoer, will leave for Aypia ~al
direct N THURSDAY, tne q S-ptemee' from her pisr
No. 5 North River st e'el0ct precisely
The siers Nevad. viii connect WITH the New fosk and
s.r FssDe.oo Steamship Lines II Panama I'D
In smother COLUMN by SAID CrnpsnS 90 thai Psssn-
ters are guaranteed through passage p "esneN arsaf
psss,d for speed ventilation and accommooaooo fei
Freight o. passage apply to
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of JESSE G..
II SMITH. IT,, sarut.ts u The County q Kns Oooes
ber-by gwen. Aererchs eli Srsoos hs'ns e@rns SAine
AU6J sIUs GRAHAM ks u GU Of Bruosyn, dsssAssc
sIhht Tie 9Th the yoaebsn wsfso
" subscriber Rober sber-s al bs pArs n business - MAJ
sbaB u n Cry VI BFoos5n OF ssses ns
CHESTER COLEMAs, ,
ROBEkT sHERWELL-> IzeseSA
~ lAvcHfps ABEL A. LOW,
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V,HE ROYAL MAIL STEA MSHlP
STEAMER, 10, HALL
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

LNOk D h RE w SBU RY, HIGH
LAND DOCK OCEAN HOUSE (Lons 5ranoh,l
PORT WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS
OOCk, (hiSoletOwID snd RED BANk.-rhe popular
HsAHei EDWIN LEWIS, Capt }. Cort,es v2l Leave
knh,nscn-s ri-f North River. - follows:
NJ Prom Chr
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On 81 NDAYs xe.the. p-rmitups inc EDWIN LEWls
stl run 10 KEY FORT Loochins 1t rOn Hamilton lesg
ina the Dot Of H.mmond-st af s. and Rootnsou-ss
nsA N R.turnins Iesv. Key Pot nsP.h
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THE PROOFS OF TkUTH.-

"HE PROOFS Of TkUTH.-
Come We who SCOT 81 RobacAs ID u1c lore-
Ifsueh sheIe come and The proofs behold
Letters by buodreSs s,nt from every shoreJ.
And roy ! siits for Ssstioiss retold
Come and behold the sisnstures of hlngS
The NAMES u leaned men, of satssmen Wise,
And ifibeiT sanction no conviction oiion,
Judge 7 younslves If sweden. prophet lies.
He elsms ria his the future 10 brekoos,
The past with all It's my steres TO e1plao,
Tho path OF wealth, love, honor. heal n, 70 snow
AND ~ the mourning pesce Ia bTlos again ,o,.rx
DurDs hi. r..id.poe 10 hi. country, Dr. C. hooANn
has east apvsd ~ o. Geo bstyirss, and gwen t,S''
found, o. -ruogy ssd Geomsnoy 10 mole h'n pe
sons He may b. corsutedst sIi hours o. nn reA'''"''
No. Whits-st n. Y.
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NOR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK.

IL LOy0 BRAECH. OCEAN HOUSE HIGHLAND
DOCK PORy wAs4INGToS MOUNTS end
BROWNS DOCK, and HIDDLETOwN Tbs us~ and
TeId steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt n. ConpN-'.
gill i-sss foot Of RchinsonS n r., ssily, tsundaJs
sIoepier.l - follows
Las
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EREJGaT 70 VERMONT and NEW

BAhPsHIkE Al kEDUCEO RATEs-sy ste.ns'
TRAVELLER nun P.cL alp every DAY N
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STAGES si Dc In readiness the aTiv. Of s sosk 70
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nIJNIATURE PAINTiN0.-J. A. Nc

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,OL ,TkkY -DURrAlN De

I LANES WINDOW SHADES, aud Paper Hang
,nss vh..ale ard retail COmlaes ia Ids, Plos Cord
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Wbus Uolsr Is &c. &c CHlLDs SMITH, No. 4i9
p.sILd eorueI Of " hliam near Chatham.
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

fhANCisCO.-fho only line OWNS tickets for
tns the lshuus-The powerful double engine s-e,mship
NORTHERN LIGHT Z1N taDs GILL leave from Pier No
Moth River, ats O'Clock P. N precisely % MONDAY.
Sept q. for ran Juan Gel Nsris, sounecrns With the
Ptehe steamer on the Nicarsgus transit rs, >ut
u miles Of land us' spOusuon The,> r-amer, are unr
valid In their arrangements and v-nu.ton Passengers
rely upon going through Nth the dispatch gor
passage OF Information spply ONLY IN ALLEN. Agent
No o R.rtsry.p as- stAirs
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From Shrewsouy.

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stax.. % convey p.ssenzsr 70 al psfu o the soonuJ
All peross ~. t<sis usss the sspve so'f % ''e
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