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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-26
Celebration of the Battle Of Ben
nington.

Tuesday, the 9th of August 1852, was cee-
onled on the Battle field OF Bennington, by a
great multitude collected from all portions Of the
country.
Il is estimated that there were not less than
Ten thousand people present, and very many of
ihem descendants Of those who fought IN the
battle.
Tho exercises of the DAY consisted Of two
public dinners, or rather one public and one
private after which, we're toasts, songs,speeches.
senhmeuts wit AMI humor, accompanied with
he firing of cannon and the spirit stirring sounds
Rom several military bands.
The public dinner was gwen at the hotel at
which nearly a thousand people sat down. The
private one was at the summer residence OF o.
q Burnhan, Esq, wealthy manufacturer OF
New York city, who, on this occasion, entertain
"a m the most costly and magnificent style, SIX
hundred guests
Alter dinner the whole multitude on the
ground assembled arounl the speakers sta nd, TO
n.re the distinguished orators. Gov. Williams,
o. Vermont, Gov. Sargent, of Vermont Hon.
A. b. DIN, Of Roy, Maj. Gen. Davis Of Troy,
MAJ. Gen Wool of Troy, Hon. Geo. Gould OF
roy Maj. Gen Lloyd of New York, ~ m Stark
,Ssqs OF New York, Col. 1t. ii. Day, of New
lork, Hon. 5. Thayer, Of New York, were
among the guests aud speakers.
The reception of Wm. Stark was most enthu-
sasllc. Mr. Stark now celebrated IN the literary
World as the Hhiie Mountain poet" Is grand
s'n OF Zen. Stark, the hero OF the battle.
nave never seen wilder demonstrations of JOY
wan those which greeted the announcement o.
"s ,gentlemen's presence among them.
w. Stark gratlied the wishes of the people
v taking the stand and delivering by far the
most eloquent and beautiful speech of the occa
non. HIS oratory, associated as II was with hi
,uus'rlous descent, created degree of enthusi
1S'i almost inconceivable His speech consisted
mainly of advice and exhortion To the descend
ans OF the revolutionary heroes, and he closed BY
beautiful tribute TO churches and schools
inch he regarded as the bulwArks of oul nation
Prosperity. Correspondent Boston atlas
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-26

W The Hagerstown Mail states that four
s zen slaves Of MIR Pendleton, Of Washington
Yunty' Nd) who absconded few days ago for
,e ,SaIsylvania. ha' e been captured and commit
|"a TO Jail at Harrisburg.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-26
A chance for War q Annexation.

Simultaneously wnh the following We have
news Of a rebellion 10 Mexico. A fine chance,
with locoioco administration, for more War,
Annexation and Extension Of Slavery. The
bes, remedy is, to keep the annexauonists out
Important from Havana.
The advices from Havana are interesting IN q
high degree, and seem to portend another out
break. Intense excitement prevailed va that
capital on the sailing Of the Crescent iiy, and
great numbers Of the Creoles were daily thrown
INTO prisons that have remained unOccupied for
twenty years. The most losthsome dungeons
we're put IN requisiilon for those who were look
ed upon as leaders of the conspiracy. pronun
camentos. and other revolutionary documents %
the most ylruent stamp, are scattered broadcast
over the country, and find their way into every
house. These papers en- anste from a secret
press. and are distributed with skill and secre-
cy that give evidence Of well organized con-
splracy which as yet laughs at the efforts Of the
police to discover MS hiding place. tn" Gov
eminent is completely at fauli, and baiiled by
the extraordinary precsutlon aud success of the
conspirstors, each day takes new measures to
counterfeit their influence. Their exciting pub
lcatons are seized aud destroyed wherever
found. The most vigorous searches are instliu-
ted ana many innocent persons are made To sui-
lef' almost every OTeoie ldinhy pelng uhueF ule
surveillance of tire police, and spies being en-
p'oyed IN every quarter. Female privacy even
Is dIsregarded by the Government emissaries and
altogether a most unhappy state of things pre-
walls. The Diario de la Marina" makes no
more mention of these events than if they had
not taken place. The Government use all en-
deavors to keep the proceedings secret, but with
oll avail.
Apart from political excitement, the city o.
Havana is shrouded in gloom. Yellow fever,
cholera and small pox prevail TO a great extent,
and almos, every ship in the harbor had some
cases OF yellow fever Dut OF one company of
l2O soldiers / 10 had died, and ina chain gang Of
100 there died 100. The Government were
sending the troops 10 the country. The sickness
vas chiefly outside the walls of the city Fur
iher advlces will be- looked for with intense in
teresL-.N T. Courier, 18Th.
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PHILLIPS u CO,
~ sTREET, MAN Pearl, .s-LW YORK
Elijah Nye's Estate.

4
ff,HE suhsctbrfs having bnru appointed by ne honota-
Cumis siunots fecr,o rfaWiuo and ADJUST az 90 ms
nd dauanis OF ai perous against the estate oil ELL All
NtP ate Of Mnnncer in 80 distci, deceased, repre-
senir insn,eut and ihe term Il ia nts on The i
dag Of June 5 allowed b. sad c3uftiU tbo eredtors ~
sad drcea.rd eshbt and pfesa their respective cims
before us-Dp give notice that ~ atoud ~ the du,a.
Of au sproaiHsnt the dwelling house ot iiansey Mead
40 MsrtPeiisr said distinct tho hondays OF Sep
,rpbsf 400 nsuombeI reAt At o'clock 81 aach d
sad da!-. -
TIMOTHY CROSS, sonss.
Jupe "a igia ~
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National Portrait Gallery
DISTING UISHED AMERICANS.

Is VOW PUBLISHED IN NUMBERS ~ rwenir Five
Cents onchto be completed 10 Fortv Numb@fs m .kre
-Four Handsome Volumes bound in two.
This wfk will cumptise upwards ~ One Huaifrd and
Twenty Forsiis otthe Most Eminent r.tsnn. VINO have
oc,uird place ~ the usroy of tho rnnsd Sites The
foftiifs Engraved steel ifon Mosi Annrv oil
hkencs+cs and each Portrait accompanied rn An
thenic aud Charlottesville Bosnpbicai Sketch. ~ The
preparation of these Memoirs The abcst wrers the
country have been engaged, whohate always hd
io the Most lrdouhfed sUthofifes. The work VIII be-
completed IN FORTY NUMBERS. and fui.hod helofe ihe
ttst Of Jolly, i-3 The fitsi Numbers the
lrst Of Iuy l-lthe Second Nunhof VII appeal tho
first II August and from TINT time uuuhef vii be-
every wool. ich uumbur viii contain Three Portraits
Z with ihoit Biographies.
IN. ... H.r
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Barre Academy.

Tue FALL TERM viii begin on "Wednesday, sep,om-
l her i.t.
IHtcher'- N1ss vi De otgiuigee eHfy iu che tenn.
Board ncludnc room. wishies and fuel 81 so per week
Arrangements viii Dee ioaie accommodate nl that may
apni5 iuf boafd
1nr prncp has engaged fan aud competent Boafd Of
fe1ehirs, and every eliot viii be made make Barre
Academy pheasant and podtahie residence Tor -choafs
J. =. SfAILbiNG, PnncpaL
AZ 3w
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LEATHER q FINDING STORE,
JOHN SPALDING, .JR.
CASH BOOT & SHOE STORE,

II, Us 7T77--0T-T TI1T T-n-T-T 7ss0T-Ia-ni o
h ic,fhtf laris ami hniiugs
fSP IN N6f~ NiuCk. hrad VI state Strost1 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-26

Case Of DR.. King in Greeoe.-United States
'esm irgate San Jacinto. arrived at Constantin-
ple on the 18th of July. She would leave about
,S INST of August for Athens, taking Mr.. Marsh
se american Minister at the Porte, who goes to
-'s former place TO investigate the controversy
tween the Greek Government and DIR. King,
N'u American missionary.
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MEYERS UNIvERsUM, No. w.

Edited bg CHAs. A DANA.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
,niaining iho following elegant itel eugfHstngs'
1HE CATHEDRAL o. srRAsnuRG
TELLS CHAPEL, linear kussnactt 10 -wiizeTlaadl
THE PALACE OF the LEGION OF HONOR
~ PARIS
the HUNS OF EfAWAn ~ BEN CAT, s1niia.)
Wrh desorl tvetrst Price IS Gents, SO per volume.
SubscH1err advturr, splendid eugfaFt a.
pieuiur. fuhii.bed semi-mooihiy
The Publisher viii supply specusn numbers gratuitousiY
10 gene aud posinasefs 40 VIII make liberal
me NJ unh them t1f oifcuiai ng the uNfYfRsuM. He
wii supply tuhs 81 two pursnns IS halt yeaf OF
i've persons al SO. srd rsrI hnmheI az ne .ane s'es
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-26
Brighton Market, Aug. 10.

Reported Tor he Bostou naiiy Adysnnrr.
500 sheer ~ '''
SeNrral lots uu.oil
fhfcrs Beet Cattle An esrert the est extra c.ttl,
have drchHrd. W quoic Extra So IA $3.50. 6t.t
a. ny so 500; SECOND qaai 500 s 50 itirl SIS
Wofkh 2 nxeu--Sul.s IS, 90 rs, 49, sa. and s.
Cove und Calvr.--Slio- s24 e. 81, g. 4Ua a.
stotes-No sal.s uUiiccd
sheep and lini--- NJ fket guile fuu Sales or 80
2, 2i3, 2 g. 2,7j aud a25.
Swin"--.hott- to peiilo l-an7 10. OM fia.s CI a
3 g. Cor hugs 4-il teiaii from 6 8 lu Il i-g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-26

Minister 10 Engiand.-We understand that
Mr. Lawrence, "ur Minister to Great Britain has,
at his own urgent solicitation. been recalled, and
that the President has nominated Joseph X. In
gersoll, of Pennsylvania, TO that mission. This
seems TO be a compliment not only dne TO the
ability and high character OF Mr.. gefsoll, but
also very justly due to Pennsylvania, as that
State has at presen, no full mission, nor member
of the Cabinet, Nr. Mckenuan having, as 1t
will be recollected, resigned his place as Sec re-
tary OF the Interior, on account OF III health.
Mr.. Lawrence has beena very popular Minis
ter abroad, but we cannot doubt that his place
will be fully supplied by Mr. lngersoll, who Is a
gentleman Of accomplished manners, and has had
much experience in public afalrs.-.|atio''ai In
isiiigenoer.
0PGen Pierce, between the Free Sellers Of
New York and Massachusetts, and his Slavery
smiten friends, is likely to split like hoop-pels
in the hands of the cooper. But that New Bos
ton speech is a very bad knot Which side viii
take il in? The De Leon letter was meant, like
a coopers adze to cut the knot in two, and save
the integrity Of both. But it looks as If II hat
cut so near as 10 ruin the Northern side, and no
far enough TO save the Southern sound.-1Snss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-26
Forty Thousand Dollars

10 cush. eodod in rsnios MP ths Msgnidcent sotk
NrPef-ous throughout me trion. by romitti4s Ten
Dollar, ie sub-orptinn price sha haze work com
rlte cent Go ihcm tceui i' every week per ail foe
nesiag' srerinen number wall be- coipt Of
Twenty fve cents Address
BuHERr y. PETERSON 4 CO
y So. comet OF Fifth nud Nph streets. Philt
% Agenfe wanted every par the Unian Go obtain
suh.cfhefs iof this weok. q3siy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-26
GLORIOUS NEWS !
The most important Discovery yet
made.
Phillips Patent Liquid Glue,

IrOR CARPENTERS, brush Makers, hook Binder, Cab
tnrt Makers, huusrkoopers, DIugsias, sc. 1his he
us Patent Glue, ana liquid SLATE, asass ready for use
requires ire IL 10 free from srhi aud vail Keep liqa'd
ang climate, also acts cement tor Mood, stone
China (ass hon Marble, Paper, shy suhitHneu Ns
pastcf D. siands unsqusileJ-lts reputation where
ever hna basn introduced ui The G. edcf,as say
rg mech iuics, observable AZ hfst si4hl. We "he
favorable Undue 'mcnis Hafdwafo men, Siatoieis, Dug
g.ss, &C. nnd guarantee u rast lass By 20 ceui than
uidn - Glue Ne making extensive affa a..
iui this ia trade, aud copatfy merchants WI q"
wen uuend 60 this immediately We sr esiahi
sole Ageais n 900 pupuiuus towns Throughout mo un"rd
Sates sod 90 BOTTLES OF three sifrs ahd t"hf ths sal
hn- smsl samples sent 90 aui part ." zoe ''''u 'a7s'
/ ca riags free. ,s..
Also ihs Brush Furniture Poish 90 bottles o. three 81
CosHtrg herchant' attend to the a'"'e Apply ear
I y, 800 -
PHILLIPS u CO.,
/ 4 CEDsR STREET, NE.fk Pearl, .HLN YORK
l -lu
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tflarlct5.
Cambridge Ca,,le uarkct. Auv.I,

RePouedtotthe BOSTON Daily Advertiser
At Market 1874 Ceule nbaut 1870 pr,vc. and GA
hngs, two, and three " - old.
Fricss -Maiket beef Extta SIS 80 nor evt La np.t
hf sow secnc qualify s. 90 $50 thud quality ~ 81.
ganail -, 4oo lides 81 pet cwt. 1aipw sH so 700
Peis so50.-Csii skin. lOc per To- Veal che. s ,nd
10. - '''
Cows and Cslves-si5. Is. q, IS, DO d.
Two yesr4 old s. g. 20, 70 to iS
Three years "la IS. 20, 10. 20. 90, g to S7i.
sheep and L. Inhs-aohO pc market
Iatfa g., 2 4io4
w lot 81, ~ 9, ] 4, 10. ?, $50
S"tne flf Ht market Nhoirssir - 10 IL ner H.
hemHtks--Ihn niaiket q. we'll supplied The 49, Gather
s"Semy hot aud dry, and sales except for immediate
use, are slus.
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Cheese Press.

II T. pronounced nv 90 Who have It the hest the y
eYrrsaw. lts rhoap cpnScn-n, compact ard portable
also very strong and nfahe. The principle involved
hat of the EScr lever, operated upon hy weigh.
he cheese to be- pressed producing al hr-t
slight, aud uiused by cnHstantiy power,
TO the required for the purpose thus attaining the
oay principle hy which the whey be eiicelnHiy
expires od from the Cheese.
The Press being sdu.ied efi gnisie itself
and requires further attention. the OF the Dairy
han 10 turn cheese, which done without
io.irg a. from the uross. Eot
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cider. Hons. 1 ard or T allow


II Is almost iavau blc either portable for pressing
small ou40tes stationary pie-s tor eaten-
iy~ operations. Whom used With ilsnd Cater Min or
Cider article of great convenience, aud should he
owaed by tNefs Farmer n fhr county.
The Pnrc 81 the tide Mil ard Press Will come within
The eyefy farmer, aud ~iil enable him 90 make
cider an long the apples sill keep, with
~ sthcr hanhand powcr
The uhscfbef having purchased tho sole right TO manu-
acuic ftnd the above press tho counties Of wash
uroH theuden, Franklin and bfapd Isle would respect
tuily neo l ho have of aitice It the kind, 10
cS.ine has and q tLey disposed 60 purchase
they do uun that must eLsure entire saisae
ton. -
ELIAS DAVIS.
Noptge ief Vermont. iuiv f7fa. 9Uu
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NORTHAMPTON G. SNETnEN.


LEWIS WE'D, r,ipeipal of,.e A,,luu
lam A. fusu N.vv 1850 Vlt.x
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Vermont Mutual III. c Ins. Company.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS
for 1852.

Making 4 per ccut. tor the year end :
ing August ls52 said per ceaiage IN be east the
Amount Of premium without rsiefence 10 auy
aud be paid the Treasurer al his once
Montpelier OF before The aO.h day Of ucIeees lsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
LAST MORRISIANIA VILLAGE

IL About $50 Lola yayne In i<zs fom eighth ofsss
e SIX scyes offered TOR sae the hyursbo
ters Ten per cent down and balance before March
1854 These lots occupy vey healthy and beautiful losar
ea, ear and 10 full view Of the Easf River and tn the In
mediate vicinity Of the grounds and residences Of several q
the wealthy and respectable citizens Of Wsstchsse
County This village connected with the Harlem Rax-
road BY branch Railroad For maps and other innmso
apply 70 D. B. WlNTON, No Tryoa-rvv. nsas Hsxas9
ksRoad Onioe, opposite the City Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
DAY & McMULLEN'S PATENT

/HOSE.-Ths trial nsde OF this incorsparabls Water
Ee Tor two years pest has fully ts su2eor
ty Orssrs from Railroads Factories Water Companies ard
others solicited Ever piece warranted 70 give satisfaction
s- IN. pateute. sud manufacturer The following Of
le mary certificates. and ppeshed to show ths esmslos
JgasEy CRY, Dec. IL, 1851
HORACE H. DAY. No. % Corr;snst-st- n. f.-Deay Sir
take great pleasure in you IN sser TO jour In
sn;-v h regard % II. Inds Ruhher Hose furnished BY
IL The rewJerxey Ra;road and Transportation Company,
ss: we hsve found il Of the yery best description sas 20
.<yer much better Purpose tsn either eather or canvas 70
not only more durable the end the most eeononics
Ne have nov rubber CT oar Ioconot - thai
We purchased of yor two y-sTs $40 ~ea n 0n 10 eon
.ut "a. and Il s coed ever, ard nave ound your
aur.py 70 stand pressure Of $50 he y TIE sluase lnn
Yours, very respectfully JAMIE noF &C , ts,.'.
snperir tepdepi Motive Power for ~ J. r. K Trans Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
EyAIRBANKS SCALES GREAT RE-

I DUCTlON Recent Improvements IN mscnnery %
which 70 produce paris Of ass at reduced Co.'S sho eN
tended facilities Johnsbuy for msnlacturng 'setncf
with completion of through lines OF Railroad % inc Pm
q cal markets. enable the manufacturers 20 au0a
der Scales improved in quality a; prices below those OF
any other mandatory. 80, -. . -.
II other scales well made ana rensoe tney esIaO. 20
Be sund on trial to be imperfect and deceptive
FAIRBANKS CO. No y Ncfsr-st
~ Oae reason why FAIRBANKS SCALES are al
ways durable and retain their adjustment 50 ch LONGER
than Others that the bearings protected by the rA-n,
Vertical Steel knife EDGE the exclusive night ~ whicn
secured No scale be dushly accurate, es?eciaiy
when subjected and constant use, without TINS pro
trc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
NVO LET-BROOKLY N.-Three-story

II House In ConEressst north sidc about midway be-
tween Clinton and Court st. finished Modern Style with
exenkion parlor &c Five minutes wslk from the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
DANlEL t. MACFARLAN. Real Es.

IL tate ard House Agnt-Houses rented and rens col
lscted Residence No 81 Sday Office hcurs-6 to o'clock
properly for sale:
House Ne &c East ie,hst with ell the modern improve
msnts Ire ioi % feet wide by los feet inches deep
House, - feet vide ty 60 feet deep.
House IN the northwest corner OF 2th-st and Lex
ing'onsv- finished In good s.ya with large store well
adapted for bakery, and COCA stand
Aso-A farm containing AZ situated about four miles
nom Railway n j. IN good state Of cultivation with fruit
trees ard good out houses The dwelling house new hsv.
lag been built about two ago the substantial
manner Tie New York will mske il desr.
able resderee o persons doing business here bang only one
hours itee from tie city. The farm well stSck ed
Any OF the above Described property Will be sold for cash
or in exchange for city property.
TO LETA number Of aparu,euts situated On the corper
Of ist-av. and eist 81.
House Of Sd-sv aaa 18th st. with all the modern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
Eonees 10 EFT.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET.
IA "A large twcsiory House with Kitchen attached
aid large Static and Coachiouse with about and
lafseies OF siornd comprising fine gadc together with
great variety 81 choice fl such sprcois peaches
ptaFs cherries Ac Also fine fishing and oystering
The saa place Is situated Ssten Island Sound hour
sai am the city per steamer John Nelson and about 10
minutes ak from the Blexpg Star Landing Also within
half an hours ride tie cars at Railway. For par
tculsrs incuire OF C. u NORRIS, No 81 Christophers.
or at the ofce OF BALDWIN, No 10 Broadway, corner
of Mai.er-iaie second floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
THE NINTH ANNUAL EXAMJ.

Il NATION OF the Students OF the Classical and Nahe-
NAUTICAL School No 81 6fh-av, near Washington
esed Friday Sd The vacancies caused BY the Circulating
Class are open for the reception OF pupils Catalogues can
note to The Institution. s. J. SEDGWICk, AN Prn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
COUNTRY PLACE-Of a to 20 acres

~ wanted the Hudson East Rivers CT on the Sound
The Improvements must be modern and good with fruit and
ornamental trees than thirty miles from the city Of
NewfoIk; bounded SIDE by water preferred; for
which fair price will be paid in cash Address postpaid
EDWARD Tribune Ofhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

CHOULD an early application be made
y to Miss II. A. STURGEs she viii receive six young
Mses boarding pupils her family Stamford Connec-
tcrt during the summer term OF her School
staIni, I'd, May 6, 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

THE MISSES PALACHE will reopen
their Establishment young LADIES' for the Summer
eessjcn at No 81 Thoynpsor-st- May Sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
NOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE

EOR SALE-A NEAT COIlAuE
entirely new containing twelve rooms-including bath
iugrool-and one three twelve, eighteen acres OF
land adjoining the same, situated one mile norn
OF Nswbur.h directly opposite the Poweon House and ad
Joining the lands of Mess w f. Priest aud Charles down.
Ing and running from the street 10 the rlver
about 600 fruit trees Of the choicest variety many Of wnicn
full bearing Also, variety of shade trees scenery
rosds ana walks the village Title indisputabe terms
easy. n H. "AeH I'e"o 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-About

~ 50 egibly situated the side Of the Hud-
River in the nshp of Hyde Park in full view the
nVer end railroad with good House and other improvements
Fruits, Flowers, &c WIN he sold cheap. Apply TO C..
NAGLE, No. lao Nassau-st, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
Mathinrn. &r.

A L last the Shoe Manufacturers of this
"A eity are awakened 10 the fact they continue 10
control tins market and kept with exteng Va
manufactures OF Lynn .y adopt SINCERE SEWING
Machine, or the sales will iupe7ativeiy 20 where fbs
bes work IL done; Er nearly year have MANUFACTURE,
OF yn been using thos machines ard tremendous
prot1 No~ oEk must not, viii not be out-done ()rEee
lous thoroughly convinced By practical esmnnsrron W.
invita- al 10 come and witness this wonder o. the age
l. d. SINGER CO. 2a Rroadv.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

A NEAT COTTAGE to LET-Pleas-
fE Hy located in the village Of Patterson, Putnam CO.,
ny within minutes walk OF the station Of the Harlem
Railuad The house aud convenient with garden,
Carriage house stable &c Would make pleasant summer
yesderce Rent moderate For particulars inquire OF GEO.
X. TABER, at Patterson, or JAMES r. HAYT son,
No. a. Nassau.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

LNOR SALE or to RENT-The large
and spacious building known IS RICES HOTEL sit.
oate in the village of NewRochele within five mnu,eS
walk of the EewHaven Railroad depot This Hotel Is In
mer boardes ana has been crowded during the past two
years Would be exchanged for city property Fine garden
and out-tuildings connected Inquire Of SAMUEL q.
FRINK No. Is PaIk-place. Is always in from to IL
O'Clock AN.
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T1OR SALE-On the Hudson River,
Tausss inst finished on very large lots Of great beauty
ts,rs sssy A. nj. LYON, No. Nasssu-st-
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MISS DWIGHTS SCHOOL of DE-
IL SIGN Ne 5ee Brosdwsy, where the best nstrustca
w b given In the arts Of drawing aud painting Cls
y term including twenty lessons Payment in advxnss
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6ebools.

EACELSlOR.-Parents wishing TO find
IL an Institution In which good order IL maintained b,
real knSne and rapid Improvement secured BY thorouEz
Instruction, viii be pleased and served az the Conse
md Classical school, No IS Herrys-
SOLOMON IENNER Hrrsiaal