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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

HAS STOPPED THE MoST VIOLENT PAINS
IN A FEW SECONDS.
II will stop the pains eve minutes iess
viii the obstinate painful Rheumatic,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
fails giving instant the lOnenlne
THAs CURED,
IN NINETY GASES OUT OF 4 HUNDRED
RHEUMATISM IN -FOUR HOURS.
NEURALGIA IN ONE HOUR
DIARRHGA m FIFTEEN MINUTES
TOoTHACHE IN ONE SECOND
SICK Headache II FIFTEEN a1Sf MINUTEs
CHILL FEVER q FIFTEEN MINUTES.
SORE THROAT IN FOUR MINUTES
Spinal complaints, stiff JOINTS Strains, Bruises, GUS Wounds,
Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus Dy-eniery Tic DOoreux, and
other complaints where there pains Railways Ready
'''''' WIN ''''' SICK HEADACHE eD'' '' ''''--'
Railways Ready Relief viii the distressing
few minutes and prevent renewed attacks n viii cleanse and
the stomach, and neurze the POisRous acids Of the
PREVENTION
By nhang the pleasant and agreeable perfume OF r.
viii refresh and enven the The dull and heavy
feelings Of iorpor and fatigue = $3.50
Mix tablespoonful Of r R. r. with Bowl Of Water, and
battle the Head Neck and Temples wash the Face Hands and
pure and healthy prevent disease and sickness headache
'''- UNIV ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
DSIrnGa DyssneIy Bloody fI1x CaGsrf MSSn psns
checks The distressing discharge and will speedily remove the
cause
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
the sharp dang of Of this cruel complaint
In few minutes the sufferer experiences the de-
ghiu departing has cured thousands ofcases
the New York. where OF them had been brought
deaths door, The effects OF the Ready Relief stop
the pam Immediately, strengthen the and supply
energy vitality, which
the Of the nervous pains.
RHEUMATISM.
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES
Railways Ready Relief Will the and excrucialmg
Rheumatism almost Instantly Persons living this
for months confined their beds by Rheumatic
Pains top toe whose joints
distorted painful syveng, relieved
fifteen by Railways Ready Relief This
uih and thousands the city OF New York. and hundreds
of thousands the United States for the ruth of this
list of prove the efficacy of Redways Ready Relief for
the citizens OF almost the Unon for The last four
years. have tested themselves.
CHILL FEVER.
CHILLS STOPPED IN A FEW MINUTES-PATN RE-
LEVIED INSTANTLY
Railways Ready Relief like charm ali OF Chls
and Ii breaks the Chls neutrality-suspicious. ard in
vgoraes with health and strength every oge and secretion Of the
system.
PAINS or ALL KINDS.
Whenever YOU feel pain, apply Railways Ready Relief
relieve You in few II you pans the
Stomach ntenes the Liver Kidneys Bowels joints, Bones,
Railways Ready Relief taken either internally applied exte
naly viii few minutes stop pain and quickly us csnse
RAILWAY q CO. 1872 Falton street, New York
AGENTS FOR r. r. r.
J. w Woods Knghtstown; Raymond Co. Cambridge Cliy
l. Reed, Richmond McCharthy Apologize Delphi E. J. NJ
Lyons Clinton Mitchell Morrow, Cefreve; E. Walton, Dab
linz B. Brachors 81 Co., Cumberland S. Hnshaw, Greenboro
Youni MddeiowT l. Edwards Greenfield; A. Sla Mchi
gantewn; Shyock Co, Rochester, j. Upton Son, North
feli g..
wholesale Agents, cRAIGHEAD & BROWNING,
may9d-msyswin1yeh4i. indianapolis
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The undersigned

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The undersigned, Admins
n of the of Polly Schoolcra Of Marion
deceased, will 4ih day of October A
the residence Of Eli Sugove the township Decatur
sale public vendue the following described personal property
belonging said and described follows Beds Bed
ding Beds,ead tables Chairs and Kitchen furniture with other
commence AT III o'clock A. NJ, said day.
The conditions of said sale follows On all OF three
dollars and under in hand dollars
secured with good freehold security made payable
months from the day and without any relief from valuation
and appraisement laws. WILLIAM SCHOOLCRAFT, Admir-.
Indianapolis Sept 6, 1852. sept16d1tw3w.
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Sept. 2s, ls52.-scpt3O-w3w



In THE MARION CIRCUIT CouRT-JuNE TERM, A. 1852
In Chane1yTeha Bodkn Caihane Bodkin, John Yeneman
Delah Veneman his wife, Hiram III. Lewis, Martha
Lewis his wife, Catharne Taylor and Tarlton Taylor
band Amanda Bodkn Holman Scoggn and Euphemia
Scoggn, his wife, Amos Long, and Amanda Long his wife,
unknown child of Susan Ramsey Wesley Ramsey, ct. al
- remembered that TIE 5h day of August the
- 1852 made the satisfaction Of the Marion
Circuit Court by the Sher process issued in the
above that the residence of all
was unnown ihereupon ordered by said Court that pub
cat be made for three weeks successfully
egeneal circulation notifying the said defendants of the tendency
Of such bill of complaint.
The said defendants therefore hereby notified OF the fling and
tendency of said bill of complaint and that unless they appear and
peadto demu said bill of complaint
of the said Court, be
Indianapolis the ID Monday December next the said bill OF
complaint and the and things therein contained will be
held and taken confessed
BY order of the Court
Sept 16 1852, ATTEST: WILLIAM STEWART, Clerk.
Barbour & Soils. fort 5-v6y
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CERTIEICATE-

We, having Composition Roofing
IerIa Of LOuden Duffy cheerfny recommend be-
ievng possess all the advantages ascrbed Fire and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS:
In THE MARION CIRCUIT CoURr, JUNE TERM, 1852
Foreign Ataehmens-Richard Pullen Josiah Drake.
Ii interested will take notice that the said Richard
N Pulen the 25th day of January A D. 1882 sued
writ of Foreign Attachment from the Clerks Office Of the Marion
Circuit Court the State Of Indiana against the said Josiah Drake
the hundred dollars
cents, which writ has been duly served and returned
BY order of the Court,
Sept 16, 1852 ATTEST. WILLIAM STEWART, Clerk
Henderson q Mckenzie, Au'ys for Pf sep16-w3w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

a DEMONSTRATORS NoTIoE-The undersigned has this
a day taken out Letters Of Administration from the Probate
Court of Marion county, the Polly Schoocra
said county deceased Therefore having
said estate will them for settlement and all persons ndebt
ed 10 said will make immediate payment The
probably solvent WILLIAM SCHOOLCRAFT Admir-
August 30, 1852 septl-d1twsw.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

HERIFF's sALE-By decree Of the Judge of the
- Marion Circuit Court copy Of which has been issued BY the
CLERK OF said court and is hadI will expose pub
nc sale Saturday. the 23d Of October 1882 the door OF the
Court House. in Indianapolis Marion county Ind within the
hours prescribed by law the rents and profits for
following real estate tow Being OF out lot No 49, and
designated follows ow Commencing at the of said
out lot Washington running thence IS thence
south 10 line running and equally dividing said out lot
north and SOUTH thence east IS feet thence north TO the place Of
beginning adjoining the of Indianapolis Also certain lot
known the Ferry adjoining of Indianapolis being
part OF out lot No 44 beginning the north OF said
out lot thence west 10 the line Of said lot so feet thence south 200
feet thence east so feet the place OF beginning And also, lot
No. i46 between the ferry and the Charlottesville road all Ma
on county and state of Indiana And the and profits OF
said real estate will sell for sufficient satisfy the
demanded by sad Decree with WILL
at the and place. offer for sale the fee simple ssd lots
much will satisfy demand Levied upon and taken
the property of William G. vanbacum the Of Andrew
Wilson Terms cash. q c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. c.
| BY w. RoBsoS Deputy
! indianapolis Sept o. ls52-sepl30-yy3w
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RadWay's Ready Relief

NEW ADvERTlsEMENT-Let every body read j
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AND sHor-GUNs, REvoLv.
Err AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF Pts

yoD LIVER OLA pure and genuine article the Botanic
" Drug Store Of loct2l J. p. POPE & co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

Inseed Lard Castor Seneca and all the Essen
" tai Oils can be had
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

AINTs-of coIors ground oil, put up nicely in tin
cans for sale by foct2l J. p POPE CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

Indianapolis, Sept. ., Iss2.-sept3o-w3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
EXECUTOR's SALE of VALUABLE

~ REAL ESTATE Oh HUDSON and CARMINE-sTs
b. W. II. Franklin SOMA IL O'Clock on MON.
DAY Nov. g, at tie Merchants Exchause ihs thssesy
House and Lot No. 90 rndson-st Lot 23xle iee
deep Also, thIee-siory Brick House No. Carmnss,,
2sxl00 feet deep. This property the line OF the Rail
road pr,seDts favorable indueement Tor perns
t. ut inv esm cpt two great thoroughiars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
ALBERT H. NIcoLAY, Auctionecr.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF $50 CHOICE

ALBERT H. NIcoLAY, AuctoneeT.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF 80 CHOICE
l. BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES Va Tie
CITY Of NEWARK, WITHIN ~ MINUTES oftho CITY
ALBERT II. NICoLAY will sell on TUESDAY, Nov
30 at Il O'Clock, at the Merchants Excaaase 21 beiaf
tu building Lots ana Cottage Sites located IN tho city u
Newark Nj 1hese lots all feet front aud rear ssd
leo ice deep. end will bo sold with the privilege Of Cd
joining lots OF the size. This property suite On
the highest pOintOt elevation n the o. Newark anil tue
soil IS o The finest quality and is Immediately IA the rear
the mansion OF VIM. Rankin, Es aud adjoining the onsr
b. auiiful residence OF Joseph &. Wallace Esq These lots
front on Paramount had Litteton-ays which 81 tsf
wide, running from Baukst to Orangeay aud West Bsni
Camden aud Cabinet SITS. These lots are without iesrd
contradiction, the most leDdld building within
mills Of the city Of New York having perfect panorsmr
Vhw OF the city OF Newark bay and hlrbor aud ,urroaf
country and With the naked eye be steinps
aud sailing sefs going IN and out the New-fork Hsbo'
The water M this part Of the city OF Newark OF Tue gaea
quality, coming from solid rock aud unsurpassed There
chuchts OF most all dcnOnn tons and schools IN tho
nmedate vicinity OF tins property. These lots are WITH
out exception the best that have been offered auction N
this section OF the country Tor many years
The City of Newark OF the pleasant citss ~
ths Union and the largest IN the State OF NcwJery con
tanning about 5000 nbsbitsnis and property Is increasing
very rapidly in value locations tor private resdcBcea
The street will all be graded the expense the ownef
Merchants mechanics end others doing business In Nex'
York can live IN the CITY Of Newark aud reach Newfon
IN - 10 ~ minutes Newark * only nine miles by the Se"
Jersey Railroad, and miles by the plank road from
JeneyCny:
The lee the ferry every half hour until PM and
the communication only $50 per year OaIibases leers
Newark and Newl Ork every - minutes aud the three
81 anboais ply daily The fare by omnibus and steamboat
IL ony Ia cents.
TtrnsTen per cent. and the Auctoueers fees on tho
day OF sa 90 per cent on the 2st OF December when @
deeds VIII be delivered and the balance, 20 cent car
remain on bond end mortgage for three years percen
Adscount 5per cent viii DO made all lots bought 700
furnished 10 purchaser For and full pafco-
lars apply to the Auctioneer No. 10 Wast l2@l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
WILLIAM IRVING, Anctionecr
SPLENDiD SALE Of FANCY GOODS

STLENDIIJ SALE OF FANNY GUUDo.-
oWILLIAM IRVING Co. will sell at auction, on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, koy. 10 and 10 At l0i ocloes
ssch day at their Sslesroom No. 10 Pnest Boss
way, splendid assortment Of Fancy Goods cOnsstnzd
Marble and Asbaster Hebe Etruscsn, Medic and ohs!
Vases; Tszzas Urns and Gard Receivers; Mosaic Inlnd
Center Tables, Figures and Groups.
PARAs WsRE-Exquisite Fisures Groups, Vases, BsS
kets &c.
SILVER PLATED WAaE-Tea Sets, Trays Cake BASKETS
and Casters
PAPER MAcHE GooDs-Tables Poios Desis Inkssnd<
Treys Sc Chinese Goods Bronzes, French Porcelain b.
herman Glass Ware, kc The Goods are now ON exhibitions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
BUILDING LOTS for SALE.

Nu i4N<t oiA%pi-'' h<NhA' iVA ~-Nt-.%'
WI payable in per cent monthly instalneuts-The
liberal offered this beautiful village property are such
enable poor men 10 save sufficient amount from
their monthly earnings purchaF homr and tho pce
low TO large advance before halt tho payments
made IL very sahe telng only two and onhlf
miles from tie Wiamsburgh ferries aud fronting on te
Ncwtown Plank Rood where the Ne~town sud VI lss-th
onnlhuss constantly passing; fsIe Gil For maps
pamphlets &c, see r. J. FONDA, Ne y NaSsiu-st, ID
Eoor New York. OF JOHN H. SMITH, on the premises.
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NOLIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BOSTON and NETWORK

- PIANO WARE-ROOMS, No Al Broadway, three
doors above CAnAs Assorted Pianos OF approved make
with ard without the EohAn cheap elsewhere Geo.
Hewes Halett DAVIS Coz LiEhte Sewton's nc, sc.
Please call and ex mine Orders from abroad punctnay a.
tended to- T.. u. BRADBURY.
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=. Cotton, Aucti)re r.
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

MI FURNITURE, Ac.-The sole Of Furniture unsvod.
ably POSTPONED Wednesday the 18th, will positively
take place at No. 766 Broadway, TOMORROW, FncsI
the l9ih, at II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
~uprRT,s ROrJDoIR PIANO-FORTES.

JENNY LIND GRAND PIANOS.-S. TOR
- DOFF No II Greenes has for sse four grand Piano
Pore. rosewood cases-o richly carved and two PLAIN
substantially built and highly finished with patent daper'
and rch tone viii be sod for cash Second hand rinos
taken in exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
rINO RENT-Two Stores on Broadway. be.
no RENT-An elegant marble House on

j 3ist-st near 6th-av, with oil the modera impro, a.
ents One hown do 5dthst, 2b feet front
6th-s,s nut SEQ. One do. S'dst between ST. aud
Madsona,s rent e. 20 Also that auiifu location No
p LsmarlEc- . lace; rent s9Nl Apply 70
r. q. PIERCE, No. LIoi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
OIIFTON. STATEN ISLAND, near the

O,NARRowS-Buildins Lots for immediate improve
sssas ters Also few of the choices, villa sites on the
Issnd comnsdlns views Of the Bay Nasfo~s ana
ety The purity of the the vicinity Of shoo.s
shsrces &C and the facility Of acce to the cay wan 'ne
osssty the surrounding country renders tbs SS
save residence. Apply to W w Van MA9 s..s.,
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LIGHTE & NEWTON, No. y
nd SECONDHAND PIANO

N FORTFs-Ye have now on hand large assortment
~ NV and secondhand Pianos for sale and 70 hire Pianos
FINN so 10 $50 For hire from - 10 10 pc. nonta No
so Broadway New-1ork. sAFfOhD ohOhhHh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
panring 5tbools.

HANGING ACADEMY.-Signo A. CHER
~ ARDI ssristediby Madame GHERARDi, respectfully
b. to INFORM hs pairOns aud the public that ms Dancing
Aoaanv No 81 Broadway viii be opened for the recep
ton Of Iups saturday Oct 10. Days OF tnition for
YOUNG aaies and Masters Wednesdays and Saturdays and
Mondays ard Thursdays 1T O'Clock T. Evening classes
for Gentlemen Tuesdays ard Fridays al T. NJ Private
lessons IN f,s viii also be- given and classes attended 10
in ssh Oh and academies All communications addressed 70
No Sll Broadway win he promptly attended TO- Sources
giNtn as usu.l.
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COLDSMITH's SYSTEM of PENMAN-

~ sHIP.-An elegant copyboek quario SIZE containing
pase Price 3 cents per copy 81 . per dozen Gold
smiths Writing Books in three parts' A. b and Z WIN
copies and instruction, prce III per dozen 10 1s han
wholesale and retail Of OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH NO
90 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, SC, at CRAWBUCK'5, No.
80 Orandst second door OF Essex New York
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE-The
attention Of families about purchasing respectfully invited
70 the large aud beautiful assortment OF Beds Mattresses
Paasses, Bedsteads, Coa &c, all Of which have been
puehased low cash prices and will be sold such prices
as 10 make It inducemen for al 70 call and the
above stock previous akng their purchases Goods
70 any part OF the city Brooklyn and Wamsburgh free Of
carriage Old Beds and Mattresses and ide
W. CRAWBUCK, No $50 Grand-st.,
ID door VI Essexst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
COITRSE OF BOOK-KEEP-

wi MA Complete beautiful and practical work.
printed % colors adapted 70 private instruction p PIP
octave Pnce 81 q Let those who c1nn9t svh ths sS,
book rood teacher in itself Sold at C. C.. MARsHS
Counting Rooms for the Practice Of okkeeping No 5ot
Broadway Postage. under 500 miles, - cents, prepaid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
NOR SALE.-In Newtown, L.

EOR SALE-In Newtown, l.. L., a Farm,
containing about 30 acres OF first quality Of land front
ing Fresh Pond Road aud running nearly through 70 Ok
pres Plank Road. being about three miles from WI
tamshuIgh and about and half miles from brooklyn
line direct Of Myrlcav and half mile rom rear
entrance Of Cypress Hill Cemetery Ga the premises ere
large commodious house and oubudngs For further par
ticnlrrs inquire of CORNELIUS DE BEVOISE. on pTem
ses or OF NJ C. DE BEVOISE, No 50 CsthaTlne-St, " l.
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GERMAN-Tsught to Ladies and Gentlemen
" nv Prof CHARLES EICHHORN. suthor Of Ger
man Grammar his in the Metropolitan Academy,
Eos % and a. 6thav
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6ousrs Wautco.

WANTED to HIRE-A Store in Canal-st.,
from Let day OF February next north side. ID Sd
block from BradwR Lot must not be eas than 20 isei
ftcnt aud 20 feet deep. Addfets !, No. Is Flkest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. L. DER
il" RICKSON 4 Co. Nc. POS Futon-st offer for sale on
the lowest terms Writing Papers English French and
American.
NewsI arer all sizes weights and qualities
Book Paper sll sizes weights and qualities.
Tissue Pnpe fancy coor and white, OF the best quality
Hanging Paper, white and colored, different widths.
Hatters' Paper, thin and of the best quality.
Cloth Paper Sf1i0, 36xiO and iOx48.
Pattern Paper, on rolls for tailors
English Hardware Paper large assortment just arrived
sheathng PAPER Of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper, Straw Rag, and Manila
Tea Paper Of different sizes.
Tar Roofing Paper, suitable for roofs, in rolls.
TANNERS OIL, of superior quality, con-
Il .tantly on hand and for sale by
WARREN & SWAZEY, No. 30 South-st.
YEAST POWDER.-B Z. BADBITT is
Il the original inventor of the Chemical Yeast Powder
which prepared and sold by him at Nos SO and 20 WASH
ingtonst, Hew-YoEk, in tin Those who purchase
should see that they get that with the above name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
DRIvATE LESSONS in SPANISH.-P
SCVITSTFRs DRAINING and
TARRYTOWN INSTITUTED

stitution Young Gentlemen Instructed IN at tho
brauehes rcuste Tor al pursuits or entering Oo!
oee The Winter II commences on The LIST OF Noven-
ber Cifcuars containing terms. references. &C. can %
obtaiued al C. SHEPARD : Co.'S Bookstore, No ll2
Fujlon-st Or Of r.. II. WILCOX No. 2H Broadway. NY,
or by aldI, ssing \. NEWMAN, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
furniture, &r.
ALL WARRANTED ENAMRLED FUI

A Ii WARRANTED ENAMRLED FUR
"A NiTURE az the lowest trade price, OF OUR OWN
MANUFACTURE.
GILES BYRNE, (succeSsors TO Mathews Gles)
manufacturers OF ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNl-
TURE, No 452 Broadway, below Grand side, New
York. Mandatory No ~ Greene-st.
MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, PILLOWS, &C. &c. at
trade prices.
We have the largest and varied assortment Of any
establishment the United States. Our arrangements for
the manufacture and supply Of Enameled md Ornamental
Cottage Furniture such preclude the possibility OF
being UNDERSOLD, and enable 10 furnish a SUPE-
RIOR ARTICLE upon terms favorable charged
by others for those offs much "INFERIOR QUALITY
All orders boxed with the greatest The trade sup
Piled IN unlimited quantities, greatly reduced rates
No. f52 Broadway below Grsndst, side. Msnufac-
tory, No. ~ Greene-st. GILLrE5 a BYRNE.
n. Il. No connection with any other establishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
A. C. TurTLE, Auctioneer
. INlNG-ROOM LEASE and FIXTURES

0ININN-hOUM LEAoi4 and FINIUKES
~ at AUCTlON-A c. FUTILE will sell at auction
thursday, 18th, (f not previously disposed Of Pr
SAFE OF clock r. NJ on the premises No 81 Muda
ne, the tase furniture and fixtures OF trst-cS dining
Icon newly ted up. in good order. and with good run
customer, offering favorable opportunity for per-
to engage in the business Terms made known iths
time OF sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18

CHMITT & BRO, Manufacturers of SHOW
~ CASES in Metal, Bras, Rosewood Mahogany, Black
Walnut Silver &c No. Is North Wian-st, near Chatham
New York keep constantly hand good OF
the shove named articles Orders promptly executed
short notice. Old taken in exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18

Tor SALE-At Ne. 8 Barclsy-st., next door
TO the As;er HOuse-A variety Of 81 and octave rose-
wood PianoForscS warranted 10 satisfaction in every
respect or 10 sale for cash approved paper Pianos
hire. JAMES THOMPSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18

4 LADY, having several years experience
in teaching the Pano-Rorte, DESTROYS of obtaining
iew more pups Inquire No - Grove-st- OF OF Mr..
Wh NANpERBECk,N No. ~ Broadway.
NORTL AND INSTITUTED Select
- Boarding School .or Bows Peekski on the Hudson
River, Crcalars may be obtained Of GEORGE SAVAGE
fuhhsSer, No y Johns n Y BY addressing the Prnci-
pals Rev. GEORGE PHIPPEN Aad
A. X. PHlPPEN
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CAsT MoRRIsANIA vILLAGE.-About

~ go Lots (renairs unsoA varying IN size fr3n one
eighth of offered for SA on tns
favorable Ten per cent down and o1--2e o.
or before March 1854 Title perfect Thesc ios oocupy
very healthy and beautiful location near and N in
the Hsst River and IN the immediate vicinity o. tns -
deroee Of several Of tie most wealthy and
Of mile Several nous. are now bad,ng. and lots s1ng
rapidly For maps and ether information appy ~ os
TINfON, No. Tryon-row, Deu Harlem hAi'r'aH '"'O''
nrnnsiff City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18
TOR SALE-A Farm or Country Seat of

i 100 scres near Pan6ed NewJersey Of wnGn o. are
in high state of cult yaton the balance WOODLAND ana
rcod Pssture The enlarged House contains 10 spa
cious rooms every with closet and four sIge pan
tries: an extra fine Kitchen Garden, and eeeuia OIcn
ard With fine apple end pear trees are next 20 te hou
which laws on he road The outbuldngs and fences are IN
GOOD repair Apply under letters c, Posi- once ram
field, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18

RICH, PLAIN and SUBSTANTIAL FUR
IA NlTURE.-H. STONBY invites the attention Of the
patronzers OF the above examine the styles quality and
prices Of his large assortment Of Paror and Chamber Fur
nuIe, at ks sEshouse Broadway also, his plain, sub
stsnta Mahogany and Walnut Furniture his store No "a
6th-av. Every article guaranteed best quality
HENRY STONEY. No $50 Broa iway and No 81 6th-eY.