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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17
THE WORTH OF WOMAN.

FROM THE GERMAN OF SCHILLER.
uonored be woman she beams on the sight,
Graceful and fair, like a being of light;
Scatters around her wherever she strays
Roses of bliss on our thorn covered ways;
Roses of Paradise, sent from above,
To be gathered and twincd in garland OF Love
Man. on passions stormy ocean,
Tossed by surgcs mountain high,
Courts the hurricanes commotion,
Spurns at reasons feeble cry.
Loud the tempest roars around him,
Louder still it roars within;
Flashing lights ofhope contound him,
Stuns with life's incessant din.
Woman invites him with bliss in her smile,
To cease from his toll and be happy awhile;
Whispering wooingly-comc to my bower
Go not in search of the phantom in power
Honor and wealth are illusory-come!
Happiness dwells in the temples Of home.
Man, with fury stern and savage,
Persccutes his brother man,
Reckless if he bless or ravage,
Action, action-still his plan.
Now creating-nsw destroying,
Ceaselcss wishes tear his breast;
Ever seeking-ne'er enjoying;
Still to be; but never blest
Woman contented in silent repose,
Enjoys in its beauty lfe's flower as it blows,
And waters and tends il with innocent heart,
Far richer than man with his treasures of art;
And wiser by far in the circles confined,
Than he with his science and lights Of the mind.
Coldly to himself suflicing,
Man disdains the gcntler arts
.JEnoweth not the bliss arising
From the interchange Of hearts
Slowly through his bosom stealing,
Flows the genial current on,
Till by ages frost congcaling,
1t is hardened into stone.
She like the harp, that instnctivcly rings
Asthe night breathing zephyr soft sghs on the strings
Responds TO each impulse with steady reply
Whether sorrow or pleasure her sympathy try;
And tear drops and smiles on her countenancc play,
Like sunshine and showers Of ! morning in May.
Through the range Of mans dominion
Terror is the ruling word
And the standard ofopnion
Is the temper ofthe sword.
Strife exults, and pity blushing,
From the scene departing flies,
Where, to battle madly rushing
Brother upon brother dies.
Woman commands with q mlder control
She rules by cnchantment the realms Of the SOUL
As she glances around in the light Of her smile,
The war of the passions Is hushcd for while;
And discord, content from his fury to cease
Reposes entranced on the pillows Of peace.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

Sauer1ier, as we'll us the joumeyman tailor who
was with them, aud tie dos that WIS in tie
house, lave d:,d since the disaster WAS discov-
clcd
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

Dco'h 1rom Gas.-A whole family, Of he
n&ac Of Saucrbicr, met a horrihl" fate in St.
Louis. No. Il few days since, IRON the unconscious
nha!3tiom OF gas in their sleep. The st. Louis
Republican states that the house and tailor shop
of the family remaining closed all of OF" morning,
and ron1 Of the inmates being seen aStir, curios-
II became exc ted. The Republican says:
y strong odor OF ,as was noticed to issue from
tie cellar or the shop, and the officers Of the
Gas Company, at the request OF some ot the
ncichbor$. d!sIHtchcda messenger to ascertain #
there had been leak OF Pipe.
The man repaired to the house, and having
knocked at two or three Doors retired with the
intention of returning at 4 later hour. Between
one and two o'clock in the afternoon, some friend
OF Sauerbier repaired to :he house, aud after some
inquiries, with the advice Of others about the
premises, resolved on breaking open the door,
As he effected bis object on the first door, strong
and almost opcrpowering odor Of gas issued from
tie roon H. entered. accompanied by the pr
sulls with him, oud found n iourncyman in the
employ Of Saucrbicr i'll bed, pale, painting and
unconscious, Us if at the point Of death.
The party Immediately opened every door and
window to admit as much air Us possible. and
then proceeded to the room overhead. There
the smell of the gas was even more ovcrpowerlrg
than below. Having opened the windows. they
witnessed >gLt sufficient TO curdlc the blood.
\ bed i'll one corner contained four persons, Sau-
crbcr his wife and two children. The woman
was quite dead, with her limbs cramped and her
face swollen, and holding TO her breast child
AGED about eighteen months, also dead. The
husband lay alongside, with a boy, aged four
years. both unconscious, and apparently breath
ing their lat Such temporary modes OF 4cllct
wtre applied Us occurred to the party, and medl-
cal a.d was sent Tor
When We were there, lIrs. p. b. k"illcy, and
DR.. Icntworlh were OH the ground, and We're
cnLcavoring to restore the three SURVIVING per-
SONS. They gave but very faint hope OF Their
final recovery. the combination Of isphyXla with
the poison Of the gas having almost accomplish
ed its work before the unfortunate victlns had
been discovered DR.. Coleman, Clerk OF the Board
of Health, had the three removed to the Hospital.
The bodies remained in the house. Coroner En-
rliSh held an noucst, the result OF which we did
moi ascertain.
The death ofthc woman and child, as we'll as
the very critical condition OF! the two men and
Ioy. resulted from the inhalation OF gas that had
escaped during the night. while they were asleep.
How the c;rS WAS allowed 10 escape whether
from the bursting of the meter or rre, us W"
heard r,morcd, or from carccSsncSs Of the untor-
tunatc victims in not shutting it off at night, as
is not at all improbable, W" do not know. To-
day full investigation will BE- made.
The Sr LorIs GAS CALAMITY.-All the sur
vivnc members "i tn" unfortunate ianl'y "f Mr.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

The work of raising the [. s. steamship Mis-
scuri, which took frc and sunk Mt Gibraltar in
lS43 is going "n successfully
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

The life Insurance Company Of New York,
have declared = dividend for the Inst year of 80
per cent
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

piece Of crooked dralt-wood, which they convcr-
ted into bou. With this, and the arrows
which they easily made, they killed, during their
stay Of six years on the island, go reindeer, 10
bears, and vast quantity Of foxes and when
tlev were at length relieved by a vessel Which
touched unexpectedly at this island, they were
able to pay for their passage home with 900 lb>
Of deer fat, and many hides Of animals they had
slain.
One of this number a Very niolent man, who,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-06

SAD ACCIDENT FIRR.--we learn from the St. Johns
IN b. Morning News that the 10th instant sad
cident took place Pier Jacques, in that Province.
Mr. and Mrs Campbell absent from home fer very
short time and during their absence three little girls of
the respective ages Of seven Eve and two years left
at home, who began to amusc themselves by running
round in circle until they became giddy, when they
fell the floor the fire. and the fire communicating
with their clothes Immediately enveoped them all in
flames. When the mother returned home the child five
years of age Dead the elder survived but two hours
afterwards The youngest fingered for few days. when
death terminated her snferings
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-06

The following article, which we find in the Boz
ton Daily Advertiser Of Wednesday Last, emb'lees
interesting and highly instructive views Of 'ae I'M
mediate causes of Lord PALMERsroN's rem val from
the post which he held in the British Ministry and
also Of his agency in the diploms'e relations be-
tween Great Britain and the Upied States.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-06

Tickets sl5-Havcs s75oQuarters s3.75--Eghhs s1.s7t.
Certificates Of package of 20 whole cke.... $4,000
DO 40. 70 halves...... So.O0
DO 40. 20 4Z5V
Do do. rs eighths. 21.25
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-06
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY

For the benefit Of the town of Frankfort
CLASS 60, FOR 1852.
To be drawn at Covngton Ky Saturday March 1 1852
l6 drawn numbers out Of rs!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

sA1NhbAF, September lS-6 p VI.
BgEsIsrpEFs- fiour exhibited Increasing heaviness
the day movements consulting Of 10 bbs ordinary
70 choice state at - - - sJ: mixed TO fancy wos
tern ~ a 81 "a CO. and common 10 good Southern
at - a. ttDlk Rye Hour and Brandy wine meal
continued scsIce and noipsl al 81 81 Z per bill The
tlcs 81 WHEAT he'd 5000 bus white Genesoe at 81
~ 700 DO OHIO part 60 arrive shortly at ~ O5 900 red
OHIO al SIC and SEQ buf. Upper Lske at T3c. Zoe
The former rates Thoss Of ~ bue unsound a.
oec . ose and Weftsrp MIXED at Opc a zoe reduc-
on And thee Of State and western oats several boat
loads, al 80. q fse, pr bus
IoTTSE-Tbsre has ben n sD.rula.ive demxrd Ia
day the Aes amount TO 2so0 bass the market closing
very firm
fHrIeHr.-rhere not much activity In this depart
ment 81 eomrneec bu' rates pretty we'll supported
some 1900 butles What engaged for Liverpool
the vessel 70 bag them II I'd per bnsbc 90 barrels
flour for do 40 L. "a Per bill sefeEsi hundred bales
cotton fr do Hde 3icd per H.; lo0O barrels nour
for London a. pr Arrc ard 600 bushels wheat for
do 70 bs barred by Tho hip At exc per bussl Those
were the moss important sgcments Others were e.
eted M FnrcIe and Cafcrpia - the current yes.
tsrday.
lHoIaoss Have bten more active the dsys salos
amounting 10 400 hbls prime AMI pork ii al
VI l2 and $40 1900 pkg good "a Extra lard Al II Ne
All re. go kegs prime DO. NJ N 30. IKE per To-
80 bhls mes aud odd prime pork NJ sl2 Sla aat So
" With D coo hhh pes b~,f hams % srTiye. 81 sl5
os~h per 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

Died,
CHssAs B., sen q Beejsaa and Jane Dewick.
The fdcads OF tho family are respectfully iavite %
s4tead ths funersi, this afternoon, ct O'Clock, en
l4s Bank street.
n ths n d year Of his ago.
On Sunday morning, September 10. ANDREW KEs,
The fiisnds of tbs family and those OF his brcer,
Christopher invited to attend his funeral this scr
neon at O'Clock iron his late rcadenoe Ne l6S ss
Twenty fourth street. His remains will Do take 90
Ores nwood Cemetery. -,
On Sunday morning September 10. after psnful'.
MARY ANN wife OF Hugh Locklin, In the 4Id ~ Vi
her age
The relatives and friends also of her In law Nssn
S. Harris respectfully invited to attend her fuuai
this afternoon, al O'Clock from her Late reaosncc,'o
80 Nsndsm street.
schenectady papers please copy.
On sunday morning September 10, AzELIA Asy tx.
woop, daughter OF Alfred Lockwood, deceased az 70
years
The fiiepds OF the faaily and Of her brothars Reel
Il. and Allied Lockwood, invited to attend the turA
servica 60 morrow morning. Ut l0h o'clock, at NGos
Twelfth str The remains will DO inferred aS Monk
Conn.
Suddenly, CHARLES p. ADEnA aged 46 years 10 mShs
| ana 10 days
The friends OF the family respectfully invited at
tend his funeral this afternoon at ~ O'Clock froSo
70 Norfolk street
| ON fricay, September II, Mrs sARAH d. PRATr let
OF the ia,e Captain Peter Pratt Of Kent Connoods,
1 aseo SIS yesrs.
al Wisthouso Point, Conn, on Wednesday, septoer
10 OF who ping cough NoRA youngest daughter Of Jph
| and Cordriis su, an aged one year and four days
Cork Qreiand) papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20
city Intelligence.

PATAL ACCIDENT on THE Hast RIvER--cOLLTsIoy
BETWEEN A STEAMER AND A SMALL BoAT-0sE
MAN KILLBD-CoHoaERs INQURsT--CAPTAIs or
TIKI STEAMBOAT HELD TO BAIL-DfsAPPRARANCs
OF TIE PILOT
In sundsy'. h.nALp, noticed the fact or collision
between the boat Of the brig Joseph Albion uud TO
Portland and the steam tug Corning in tho Esst ri.
in which Mr. Charles L. Lewis chief mate OF the brig
was struck the head by the steamboat wheel and
killed instantly Yssteroay. Coroner Ives held an in.
guest on The body The fosNing IL the testimony and
the verdict Of the jury
Ebep g. Coffin being sworn said-I resids a. rs John
ereet am engaged IL tPpIs ofice; went ycesrihy
with Charles Williams and John Homer TO put them on
board Of the brig Joseph ALBION when got down the
Battery, sas ths brgs boat lying the Battery the
mate the deceased in charge Of the boat aud ha
said be would 90 OF with the lac saw
the captain be bad nse barrels OF ship bread Ia the
boat he went and the captain who ordered him 70
boat put Of for Pi.r 81 wish the deceased Williams 10.
Der Homer aud ny,ef On board; when got opposite
Pier The toe was running strong and did not
make much besd~sy; we were pulling along the dock
and the steamer Corning with canal boat Ia TOW,
coming up the river. the way were going she
got within about Fix rccs OF NJ when 1 got on and
hailed them but they paid attention to ns she con.
tinueo 20 approach ADD very EOon the canal boat
struck us as'ern as she struck us Homer Lober and
myself jumped on board OF her afr having struck,
boat showed around The canal boat and the
steamer and vent under the wheel the mate aud vii.
Hams we're In the boat nj the time Williams caught hold
% one Of the braces and av.d himself from going under
the wheel we handed him rope and hauled him out
10 a.eesseu vac caueht by the steamboat wheel
~ eBs nssemg down line made fast TO him the
wheel backed and his body baned ON board Inc canal
pns ne Dreamed twice after We got him on board
Charles Williams being sworn laid - resiae al Ran
nin8toD vermont and am sea man was In the briggs
boet at the time 81 the accident have heard tho tesi
mony Of the previous witness and 10 is all true DOM
know that give any additional particulars The
wheels did not stop until everything went under them
not possible to get out Of the way from the steam
boat the tide ebb and the boat hea yIy loaded
tho tide struck the Ic bow there little OF no
wind the time sboald think the wheel made all a
three n y,lutions after the boat struck US
DR.. John A Liddell the Coroner surgeon made
Poet examination of the body Of deceased, and
found that the skull fractured from eaxfo the
left severed and various bruises cold be traced
IN dinersn portions Of his body And In the opinion Of
the witness the fracture Of the skull was sufficient TO
csase death
Several other vitneses examined, whose tcsti-
mony only went TO coroborats the witnesses already
examined.
HE 1siy' after elaboration ~ some three or four
houlf t'totfed nc fo.ioe ng verdict -
se~s ~ aLaesu.s u "a. .xui plOd.o.d oy D.ax run
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20
PORT OF NEW YORK, sEPTRMBER 10, Is



steaTs ship Crescent City, Porter. New Orleans, "a
and Havana 18th, with mdse aud passengers, TO MIRO
berts.
Steamship PowhAtan, Mervn, Norfolk, % hours
Slip Victoria tpkt), Champion London and Portrth,
Aug eth, with muse aud passengers " Grswod, Ma
Wiley.
ship Isabella Orb Martin Glasgow, Al days, vitidfe
and 40 passengers, TO oraer
Ship Helen Miller, Gait, Now Orleans. ~ dayith
mdso, to master.
Ship oneco, Patterson Boston, days in ballast as-
ter. Was tcwed 20 tho city by steamer Samson.
Bark Maryland, Klein Rio Janero Aug g. with CONC,
TO Mason & Thompson. Was In company with barkus.
from Rio for Baltimore, from 18th 10 10th August aet
her astern in lat TO- Ion 80 ..
Brig James Reddng lBr) Ferguson, Glasgow via G %
days, with iron and ~ passengers, TO 4 Mcdonald y
Brig Ocean Bird Forop Curacao, 10 days. with skixc,
TO Boonen Graves X Go. Experienced q heavy gaoIn
the In tho Mona PASSAGE 9th inst at night saw rgo
sloop Of war standing Nj 18th and lith, Oh HsttehAd
Brig fremont Church jacksonville II days, with to
Briggs Transport (Br), Holmes, Windsor, Ms. ds,ith
plaster, TO master.
sehr Ann lBrl, MurchisOn, Tdnish, Ms. II days vim,
ber to A g Benson.
Below.
Ship Mercury % days from HAvre, TO Boyd Hino
Ship 1T ii Marlin" lprobabiy Helen Miller), froDr
Leans % days.
Bark Ellen Tree from Washington. 81 days
Brig Tester, from Porto Rico, 10 days.
Sailed,
Steamship West Wind, Smith, Australia; ships Apa,
Lawrence Iivcrpool Guttenburg tHaml Wiser, Hargi
Jane walsh, Thorne Turks Island bark Nina az,
Durkee, Manranillo brig ftna (Br), Baxter, 81 JohB
Wind ut sunset, Sc, light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

.,o<x fRouDsScs sept. IA, 1854
llee hsiss a cotton have changed ham darinw ~.
htoss1I rate ana thu ma ket co,.d firm. There
~ en- laerehie Inquiry for nreoe ~oo and sales
as.F - - aSsNrce o. - 90 a. cents par
peuhd lhs sock q nstoe N tha nsrksf "a Mght S.st
srsots ~ fusd 80 marty Al cone and thor h bat ts
oi tbe lover qtabies - hapa The asrtst ssaf tgrs
TIE ialsl = 90 stk have ben $40 eco a. 10 pni,~
elnfhs tr WuitfE 8rfe. Gu H. tsaisafn~ fT - -
:. -. $50 = -. 49, sfse.s -. asm -sas - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

Spoken.
ship VIM Hitchcock, Conway, from Hnp, via Newport
~ steer Ing probably for Baltimore 2t, no lat &c.
ship SLOWING red and white sgnal viii in her FORE
Ork, was signsiiled sept H. lat 30 % Nm 81 isw
Brig Fidela tof Georgetown De- fromaltimore for 81
THOMAS, days out, no date lat %, Ion IL
Foreign Ports.
DuRAcoA, Sept 2-Bsrk Tom Corwin Bs'ord from Dos
Tn Tor .lsniusgoE brig sarah Williams, I'm NYork sohr
oARptNAs sept lo-sid brig Elmira, STINT. Portland.
HAVANA sept I2Sld schr Mary Ellen, lrl, NOrleans.
MATANzAs, Sept l2-Arr bark necls, wte Cor soupcr)
MANzAsuIo, Aug o--sId brig L Palm. Park. Boston
kIo JASEfRo, Aug s-sld bark Delawsrn, Uaynio Bal
t,s 81 = p2sseo Cry ssrs 2nrs Fcar.ro.her sou,e
thur hosry tBrl, h'Noal, from Boston.
Home Ports.
bnSfnN, SEPT y, 4 t-Arr bark froNct. Snow, Ma
5an,a, "a INST brigs Panama Lavender Domingo City
IhhaoeILha Atlantic, Leighton, do; SYLVIA Crowel dot
ealena RICHARDS, do; Horton, rearce,and Hart
adlEi signal for three barks and seveprs Cld shps
aeneordis Hatch hslbegTne Australia; raheouis, Gard
tsseE Wceh so hiddesoS, Paine do lers susan Brewer
norman, 90 white cloud Mitchell, Mobs; Como smith,
Packer. Mayo, Cape Hsytien, Iiorato nrJ Younrhus-
,and s,nts Cruz Cubs Linden, Row, SYork; schrs
sette, .rowoil philadelphia; Luerets Day Halt more;
Brave Lowell Aibanyi Is@bells Arhecsr NYorE; Cabot
hiekcrron, do Com koarEoy, Lowell do; Mlawaska
Do steamer City q Boston, Essterbroch hiadelphi.
:, ~ sens i2hr esrt twm rhayer Thay
Judge Whitman Lewis aOrtern pert sclr yirInia Price
CEoEoETowN, SC, sept 10 SIR .oh, sussn Duncan
II amman. Boston for Bucksylie.
: NEW ORLEANS, Sent Han shipa TiniIe3n pousland
Elizabeth Williams Natsnsas ftb nss eowsa Vr 70 .es 5k
inst siIe quebec Ines, snd chr scrfaton Cld 10Th
shps kertrcky lincoln Boston; Niagara Iaynes iIayre
rAtAnkhH sept H-Arr steamship Florida woodruff
isiasdf. ' 0'1h'p0''' iafAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20
Passengers ArTfyea.

Nav OrigAns AND HAyAsA-Steamsh 10 Cressont CITY
hss Rpsanns knowldy kaior barnard lady three oRl.
drrn, snd ncrfsbt Henry sherman, Gsrroy r. Cen.
,smA y DAhney W. Psrr,,t Ib.a, Fbid, Mrs Mondly.
bsrnard Durance, Csudide Jr ThraiIJ Il JJats,oL
bAgnae Abrisgua,s, q fnertus r vsiiente, lady,
TO dsuslters, iriant. and two servants A. Pell M
ttina iandehern, heiAn, N CAbalier,, yalicnso
isrieve. hd beeis tohn Cuidcr John lndorpon VIM v
Urnt iatn hrhtfts paier DAnoa, Philip NJ Coldo
tsf q Teft.f, wm DIAN Geo Roberts Ruos T. Palus,
= NJ faaf.f. = Nf tr.ftN
ftEsrus-tstss ~ - !. !. ....-. A .....
&c ~a1sfswa - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20
ladies and gentlemen in the
knowledgsd talent, wishing onga,
mt, season commencing FIRST
application, by letter, (post paid
IS, Stage Manager, Broadway PoI
SHIPPING.
sS@.~~N-~~N.N.~~~.N1N --o.0.S.~~eo~-Nss~~
AVN GAM YpANCIoCn on,
sIIIPPIN9.

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
IN ne-1hrough 10 San Francisco st reduced ratesNo
detention on stbmusTho and splendid stesmshir
SIERRA NEVADA, J. Dayton Wilson, Commander.eyin
September g. ~ r. NJ precisely, connecting ~ Panama
with the doubie-onsins steamship C0RTEs, eighteen
stssmship leaves Panama the arrival Of the passengers
the SIERRA NEVADA for San Francisco without stop
ping intermediate ports This Line has failed 10
~ the appointed time. These vcsses in
experienced Physician 10 attached to each Pas
ssngers will dsembsrk alongside the wharf Aspn WALL
aud taxa NE Panama Rarosd. Apply TO DAVIS BROOKS
4 Co. General AGENTS, d Beaver ST., New Yorh.
orto JONES b. JOHNSON,
1W West street. Of Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20
MARITIME INTELLIG ENG

ALMANAC FOR NEw veRK-rHis DAY.
kmas. .......... % ~ NOON SETS. mort 81
sUS ..W ~ HioH wArER. -. NOR -
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Telegrnphic Marine Rcrts.
Spoken.

Arrived-Shp PeterhoR from Cronstadtuly a. and FL
sinoro, Aug 8; bark Churchill, Philsdelpi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

Married,
o. eunAaV svsnlag. SsptsuSs 10, b. ths Rsv MscaS
Uarsn, paseee Of 81. Andrews church, 0saHrLay b.
0oILus u Cork, lrslaad, " SerHA AMsLIA Psgrsa Of
LooADa England.
Boston sn1 Dsbla papers please COPY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20
sHIPPING.

THE STEAMER PERSEVERANCE. OF LOCO TONS
Harris Morss SS1 ~ hsrsn ~ for sSsi
from the foot Of Houston strees
E,oR LIvERPO0Ls-UNITED STATES MAu. STEAM
rsh &. cSsn Ear.
s1 e sss Il wv'
s''d 81 S to
e ;; r ss
will sail on the 18th October.
TEE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
a o Mail stssnshie-Bctween New Ysrt and Liverpool
emily calling Halifax rsOsvs mails and pas
zz%SisA cry Harrison. 4SIa esg Sa &sa1i9s
zSER6A Capt sANApx c sss. L ssss'
ss ssls light at head
ssssr Boston, Work. "a
AAirioss. New York. Wsdnosday, Con 0ssoSsr.
York. Wsaassdsy !sss s ossSSSf
Haeoss ss,sS York. wWdasdy q Sssss
Nsss Sss 9s
ATsss Nsx York $nssd%y P.Ss%sI
Ass Sss S York. %s%ass$ay .s e P St
Passage from New York Boaton TO Livcrpool-First
0.Sai s s . ssSSas s uSsi p s for
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount for
An experienced surgeon on board.
office.
For freight or passage. apply to
u. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
WAroHEs-By order Of the British Treasury, Watches
OF foreign bearing the and Of
English manufacturers will bo hereafter admitted In Eng
land in ranstu for the United Sates and other oountrc
in Of which French and Swiss watches may 10
tho English Custom House.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought In with British goods Through bills Of
lading giyon in Havre for New York.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines, Gem
mander will leave for Havre touching at to
land the mails and passengers on Saturday September
sage.First cabin, SGD second cabin So Luggage not
before sailing, marked Hbelow." N. B-No merchandise
will BIO received board after Thursday, September A
For freight passage, apply to
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys
Steamship GLASGOW eS2 tonsVlOo horse powsrl Robert
"Wednesday, September 20 and on Saturday 10Th Mover
rooms) $780, do d. midship DOL $7s Second cabin. $50
s's" ~ 'A' McsYHoN IS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

'v'HE STEAMER PERSEVERANCE. OF LOCO TONS
a brrhen built by Aaron j. Westervett, for Nc ssrs
Harris horgsns Texas lne will be isunohed at Pm
from the foot OF Houston streeb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

DB; BARON sPoLAseo, ". d., A. n, so. So FROM
~ London Of wide sprcsd European fame 553 Broadway
author OF the treatise Of A Dseasos Containing tfs
most wonderful and astounding the world The
cares, Of fifty years duration.