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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
Professional Notices.

SUPERIOR DENTISTRY. --PRIC rs
~ INDUCED In OF der that my style Of work may
be broush more generally into notice. and thereby meet
s proper app eciaon have de ermined Tor short time
onv 10 reduce INV terms for q whole OF Mineral Teeth
carved in blocks with Artificial Guns. and mounted upon
fine gold in style Of workmanship inferior TO none TO the
low price Sle0 References and testimonials hest
ehsisetsr H. @ LUTHER, Dentist
No. 90 Priv ce-st, cor. Of Mercer.
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isss- PaiER ! aosRoR. {cssnis''sss's.
MOSES WILCOX,
many RI DAVIES Attorney
NIIEW.YORK SUPREME COURT

IN B.sems cssssE Epwis ELSYY Sn .r si Ssi.
- 90. 4, m ser fae Amt "a taif caese ~nses
va I'd 18th ste CLARK n srsss csuay essss ~ =
~ ~ sknn6B. vsais sseusY teyp et1 80
W ~ cot escfusiys u day g sssh sefvcs -
- ~, 10 snsxer the ccmylsLt sforsszid ne
iuSx nspf for the Of .svesty ave oota s.s
Sev-Ds cssts, with interest hem tas seIh az =
80 thouss -fhs kunfsse sad dty-t~o. bsaass s' "
az rstsf B~f hzn n. ~ r;I J, iS5s-
I" A''T chIsVoi 3 ;rpD yIsstfs lt'e's'ys--
IS fasgoM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

In PURSUANCE of an order Of 0,e
~ ths f-os,sy of Nsx- York. nc:cs = hS1so
ryen 70 al perns having claim. a. ss.snt ~
fate Of the t,ty II New York, esessss, .2 n VAN
coTT. At his r-sdeaee. Nc go IN me sCss-Ds:si
YORK on or heftrs the axtn GAY y 'sv
- syzxhS fc4 4lrTT 1Snla-su.laia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

1.No. FoRTEs, New aud Old, for
~. MI. NASH being about 70 en- ' scss az ~
phss tsss 80 ~ Prices from s3e % ssf3 Come ana
hne UT ~ new pianos are maze by Llsht: ssd ysS
- I'D Ge ~ - r. saje Pianos 10 let Lessons a.
re 80 Ara Piano Forte nj SO Der qnarer.
0ua5 nonsns p N NASH, No. SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
Another Scientific Wonder.
REAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA

4 KEAI JUNE IUr DIH CI ILL
NJ DR. HOUGHr0N'S PEPsIN-The true DIGEST
I'VE FLUID, OF GASTRIC JUICE, prepared from Ben
net or fourth Stomach Of the OK ser directions Of
Baron Liebg the great Physiological Chemist BY j. s.
HOUGHTON, ND, Philadslphia Pa This is truly
sful renedy for Indigestion, Dyspspss !auAdics
after HaiuIes own Method by Natures OWE agent the
Gsiiic Juice Hall teaspoonfui Of Pepsn, infused IN
water viii digest dissolve i've pounds Of roast oees
in about two hours out Of the stomach.
Scientific Evidence-Baron Lieeig IN ns eessssrsd
werk Animal Chemistry, says: An arrhctal Dlgest
i've Fluid analogous the Gassic Juice, may DO Teady
prepared from the mucous membrane OF the stomach o
see Ok in which various articles of food as meat and
eggs viii be soeneo changed ard digestsd lust IN ths
same mar ner they would be In the human stomach
Gait en- the Agent and descriptive Circnar grans
gvns large Of scestc evidence, similar 70 fhs
above with reports Of rema kaos cures rom all
parts II the United States To bs had, WHOLESALE ana TO-
tau q, No 2s1 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
ii rosate of the County Of New York. notice hsre1
given 70 al peryous hsszg claims against GEORGE BUS
SELL late OF The City 81 New York deceased 20 prs
AZ The obes Of CHARLE Els RUSSELL, No 10 Ho.sion.-
at IA the CITY at NewYork OF before the aif asf
1851 ALfhEO EgSSEnT fhxecufen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
! ,0URAUU'S ILOUlD HAIR DYE "

reyriv.l, without exception rsservshoa. the vs1
10 .vs,l-rk-tsd Dr. 0oufsuds established rsps.-Iss
A. n Cssaical Philosopher, guarantee snas =, -
Ii.s as stains the skh requires no 49,. n,en
" trouble and moreover poesessee sas aAt Yayx
.T II .sarsh the hA!r SIT sns Nc - AZ
or s,iss "a pmpss scklss ssllswuses eazps
a. sies SAD ali axis dsfsmtass POyDkx III a Is
Scsy LIQUID ROUGE, r gale shsekS sn6 nSSp NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
miscellaneous advertisements.

EURNlTURE-A large and valuable
sssctusn, OF all descriptions may be had Al the store
Of DWIGHT, BISHOP CO, No. 1874 Hudson-st.. IN
approved notes Rosewood, mahogany, black walnut
ard painted SUITS for psrlors and osdrooms in great
vOisy styles and pnces suit the times. Persons
the CITY and country who wish TO FURNISH requested
TO call and examine The stock contained Ia the ave-
story building, which 10 the lagest and most valuable
we have had for sweety ytars Mattresses Of every de-
scrpes hand aud made 70 order California and other
vessels furnished with husk and straw mattresses tables
stoos, seltees &c. &c, q short notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
->oeToN pIANO.FORTES.-It is .

ID usst advantage In puIchasms fiaaos ', VIZ 49,. a
ss.sSss Of the different cslsbrs'sd mske This vii
= sard 70 b the ease at No ,69 Broad sy Lac sao
sSnrs.ts fism the following well known Piano-Forts
Ssieys Of Btston Baet Allen lsuccsssors 20 brown
= usIisf :, woodward Brown. VIM r Emerson, ana
4 " Lad. SAEFORD BaOTHER
-. W'N.~-' No AGO ROADWAY. NeW.Yo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
CHELSEA MILLS-No. 254 Yves, eth
pAiNTERS! GLAZIERS. SASH

bAfNIERS! GLAZlERSi SASH
u MAkEHsl BUILDERS md sshess iuteses.ed-ke-
member that SAMUEL SCHO0NMAKER, No. 6 Chat
ham square. ods,si sale thevery best qass Preach
aud Amelcsa GLASS. OF All szes FROM Gas 20 St 49,
the vey loves: cash prices Panters 10 particular may
bear IN mind that BY tho aa Of four extensive sesnp5wer
pant mills. kept constantly il operation am enabled
cell better articles Ct PANT lower pr tAaa aGs other
nssnfsetrrsr in the United States Paiais. Ots Putty,
bruhes. aud every ait rc the line in aag qlSntity
SAMUEL SURROUNDINGS.
Nc. 3Chshsn-seuare. and NJ. Ca,haIas AZ. MY
NB-Ppfchasers viii have their goods delivered IN safe
Condition asd free OF chsrse to auy part OF tas city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
P. b. CURTISS has

II removed from No. Az Broadway TO the spacioas
..ysyocm Of T. Gilbert 4 Co No al Broadway. wh1s
-, IL found complete assortment Of new and yeccnd
ma Pis.os The Subscribers are sole agents ior snS -
~ tSe eeebYated American Patent Acton PIANO. ~
Gss7se Hsws OF Boston. Also have fuu supply y =
0slbsrt Co.'S much admired Eoi an Ps,os %. - ~
~ ods,ed for sale on the mast reasonable tenn
a p Il CURIISS CO. No ~ bfoso".,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

UPTOWN UPHOLSTERY and PA
PEI HANGINGS STORE. "A choice assortment Of
aver hspfipg. suuabe fer rariurs bsdfeams halls ria
hsioems &c; spnnk hair and corn-husk matvess-
Pshssses ssd festter beds, all OF the best quality
SttoN coffiees aid curtain materials white and buff
ilsp tainted asd ait border shades old fsrAare
ssteo carers made up AID mating lad. Compstsns
~eTamen ssnSte ans part Of the csuntry
s. LIVEskY CO.. No. $50 BrI sswsy, near ssh e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

lash PAID FOR RAGS, CANVAS,
~ RAGCIN9, BALE ROPE CUTTINGS, Grass sai
tared Rops, Ols Papers, and eli other Paper Nskssr'
R0ck. By CYRUS ". YIELD Co.
No. y B9okmaa-oA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
L1UkTHER EVIDENCE of the great

~ Il va Tic kiOas
II yDtue Of DIR. HOOFLAND's CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS. prepared By Dr.. c. M JACKSON,
No l2e A,eh-st., Phisdelphs .,, o.,
eekly said, August IS: Dr.. Hoohads 9erman
Pgi.,s rspufsctursd BY DR. Jackson, are now recon
nerisd by some of the most prominent members OF tss
Yac,t as an article Of much efficacy in cases OF female
weakness As the case. would advise AL mo-
thrIs 10 obtain bottle and thus themselves mach
sckIess Pepons OF debitstss constitutions VII enc
these Be,advautageeus to health as we know from et-
psrsrce The saiu'aIy effect they have upon weak Ts-
ters' -.
ne Daily San sfys one Of the best medicines Of
the :ee tor JauIdce aad Liver Compliant"
Nfefs Gozeue rays: Dr. HoofandI German bitten
now be an excellent article fulfilling IN every 10
a.. CT What Is claimed 'or IL by the Adsertser
The Er,niso Bxlietn SAYS: The celsbrafed usfmAh
Tels ssd 60 be invaluable remedy for Jsahdes'
D.Fr.rsis AVID Nervous Complaints"
The Dai,y Nens July ~, says: A MKDIcINR-"espc Specs
Of DR. HetfaLds German Bue.s, when we say !, .
btsr e this sge ard II diseases q the hillary dss
TIVE AID nervous sytems IL has Io:. We think an eqds
tisa .esstsbe ps,sYs,ion ard made without Acehoi.
az 10 All INV alils should recommend "a worthy
tier co. fcence " = ....r.,nt
ne Dtsysfch says: "As medicine for LIVER CONSTANT
Jsl dcs Nsrvous Debilly and Dyspepsia u has oses
frrd RiuAtie eAtctpg cures, and hofo usny
ir. dn es,s wien all other msdcinss have failed
by spectacle dealers throughout the couay
Whslssnis AID retail b, A B d. SANDS, Fuiton sna
william SIS ard c u. hing. Ne. Is7 Broadway nS ~
YcIk Ms. ri HAYES. BrosklJn- WIN H. riEHeA'
Port Elssfsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
RATCHELOR's LIQUID HAIR

~ DTs.-8ATCHgLOas Liquid IS 80 esiesrats9 saG
sacssssfs thsf 10 sretirs the cueldsy of hsst OF In
ita'os The esblic he ~sfal 70 ret ss ssnuins a.
nAICHLtCk's Wig Assn orr. No "ali e. where
y Il pald -hotsais ana all applied This Dye hss
been IN rnccsssrn 70. the last twelve ysars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

ssnvlLION and IODINE WATER ~
4 H.rE Price close a partnsrshiy, the SUD
.er VII sell asrax This month. 800 dossa 81 bsss M
err Vsssr fros The Pavilion, Iodine and Enpfe spnnD
ssI4fcga, ~ 81 per dozsa. nceuhs Dosass - ~
u EN b GAssSER. Assot for ths Springs, a. Ho Ia
Cdsthan-st
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and MELODEONS

il FOp aAIE-PeYsOns About purchsNng Panos oI
Helcdsons are invited to call At BENNETT cor
Wasroon No is3 Fulton second aoor: Ssss see cd e.
an gtve az Piano Tortes and Melodeols bve
Instrument warranted for two years and whom aoeos az
oxpreoeed a 10 the quality, the payment may De whbso
mil such doubts are removed Old PiaSos received
M psynept fcr new ones New and secondhand PIss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05


spy part Of the city. SCHOONMAkEH,
Nos Chatham SO and Cathaiinest. ny.
ZINC NTS-Warranted Pure
IA The NEw-JERSEY ZINC co, Warehouse, Nc.
IS Deys prepared to supply aer Zinc Paints at the
follow ing prices:
No white ground IN oil, &c. per 70.
No white, ground in oil, &C. per 10
No White ground in oil, 7c per 10.
Brown and Black ground in oil, SIC. per n.
Dry White Of Zinc, &c. per ID.
WHITE ZINC PAINT
After thorough ties, in Europe and shs United Safes has
been found retain its beauty and protective qualities
longer than any Oiher paint For wilderness aud brancy
It is sDrivalsd it 10 free from all poisonous properties 30
common and dangerous in other pigments will cover
squsweshto to 100 per cent more space tn an lead
and is therefore much cheaper TO the consumer As an
inside paint, il will not tars yellow. ever when exposed to
sulphur gases of coal fires the foul air of ships
Their White ZINC ground In varnsh produces the pores
lain hnish Their
In few hours form hard ard solid metallic coating upon
wood brck iron and other metallic surfaces and
arksbs for their proof properties They specially
adapted for marine purposes having been found to resist
the cooiog action of salt water destructive to other
ps,nts Dealers supplied en- liberal terms BY
MANNING / SQUIER, Agents,
No. IS Dey-st.. n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
RANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of

ANN LEX mn M Elm #, y L n II Oh
L1NEW YoRK1ALBAsy. Asnl :. isst.rhs wEsr-
ERIN BANK (Washipgtan County, this day hlsd il
this Office notice of the appontmens Of GEOkGE w.
ROBINSON agent for the redemption of ts dating
notes. toKeher with revocation OF the appointment OF
Brucs Young Of Albany, such agents, agreeable 10
the act entitled An act ta amend the severel ang
TO IncoYpoTa cd Banks Bank Indyd.
al BsEkeTs,' passeo April IL 1914
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
pANK DEPARTMENT.. STATE 81

RANK DEPAkTMENT.-SATE Of
K.-ALBASY, April 3 1883 Tho
affcs rn,ce ~ ~ .nn,, ~ 70 mss - ~ az
TER. Of az agent for the redemption Of ns
atBg notes. tsgs her with of the sp-
poIstnsnt Of waskburn Co. of Abasy IS such agents
asreeabls to the entitled An amsad the several
acts relating to Incorporated Banks Banking Associations
AZ d Individual Banker" passed April II, 1881
a56 DANIEL ST John. Superindcnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

RANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of
~ NEW. YORK ALBANY. April ., ls5s-Ths NOR
sffes nstics Of The sopsiSsmess Of HoHSar0s u" /
CO., Il the city 81 New York. agents for the redemp
re. 81 s sesiss SS.ss r. .h 'sv0casa q
agents asreesbls 70 the eHtied amend the
several acts relating 70 Incorporated Banks Bsnkog
Associations and Individual Bank passed H. 1851
a3G DANIEL B. ST. JOHN, Sups in. sndent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
TIIRED PTANO.FORT ES.-Nt

MORE BIRIN0 Ysa can q, buy mya1,h, inst ailments
o. Ia ~. p,csneetus Of the Second Piano Soite A.so
sisS 10 b had q the Office H r. ,s'
Aoihhes' Sheim'h =" a n JOCyLYN. Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
AsANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of

l1NEw YORK-ALBANY April :. Is52-Ths PRANK
LIN BANK, Of CHAUrAUQUE COUNTY. has his day
hisa n thS Sfce 1once q he apIonImsns John
dsmpton Of ih circulating notes tossthsr with revocz
tor of the appointment Of The New-York Exchsp 70
PaDk a. such agents agreeable to the act sassed An
act 10 amend the several acts relating Iserora ed
BANS, Bankrg Asst Citations ana Isdvidual Bakers
paired April II, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

THE NEW PROVISION and FISH
Il STORE. offers for sale this day. / geo bbls Mes.
Prime Rump. and Neck Pork LOCO bis Mess aod Prime
BE, (; coo bids. No. No. ana No Msckefes fa'i
weigh: 2t00 bbs Smoked Hams and Shoude 500 lbs
sm,ked Salmon, fre,h. PHILE NON D HA'GHf.
No 227 Washington ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

LECTION METROPOLITAN
Bri are hereby uetfed that the Annual Nesting for the
choice 81 Directors will Be held st her Banking Rocm,
o'clock A--Ss"-S"'k A.Iof 3. y WisLirAxs. cssaisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

KNICKERBOCKER SAVINGS
IN BANK 8h-av.. corner Of 23d-st.-Orsn daily from
To- A n to p. M.-The charter Of tn Inati,uton -
cures to minors ard females married 0, UNNAMED the
sntirs control Of all mossys deposited in their names
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, President.
ANsON WILLIS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

.a..,nr Pianos will 6pd TO their aaysnisse % can
= Csss Co.'S A.sefactory No 10 Fa,,Sa -,
sevood Planes eopstsntly hand, which Will be 500
ow for cash OF approved paper Dealers snppsd On zoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

VIO DANNO ana DIN n EUO N III.
IL dvidusl Ba. in the State Of Nswvssk dssrous OF
winding up has any part Fifty thousand dollars Of first
ass Bonds and Mortgages 10 dispose Of Said mortgages
in the Bank Department At two hhs their ap-
prisal value which sell under the for three
tunes the amount Of the mortgages The Bondsmen are
A. No. L. the interest being alWas promptly paid on the
DAY of maturity Inerest per payable semi annu
ally Apply TO MORTGAGE. Boz No sGs Nsw.York
Post. Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
Nyw-JsRsEr ZINC CoxPAxT.
OyFIcE RocHEsrzs AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD Co..
CANAsDafGuA, March -, 1850.
LOU Observation-Disclosures

IL "A call ofsiO on each share Of the uaftled stock
Of haz been made by esoluu,n Of the Board
Of Drsc ors- payable On the 1etn Apni nerf: a,xy
PsyGeIts may se made ~ the credit o. ChAo- sEt-
MotR Tsasl,sr Al the eficss OF Mess-s Duneaa sasr-
nsn Co. Eew-Tork; Me,srt e. rhaysr Brofner'
Boscn Bank of Syracuse Bask Ct Auburn. the Rochss
ter City Bank, or At this cfsce
Certificates II Deposits made in the assve-nanea sces
" " ''' '''s'1 - '"'' CHAs. SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
Q0partnersbip.

nlSSOLUTlON.-The copartoership
~ herstofcre eIisfipg usdsr the firm Of Balm
LEONARD, IL tais day dissolved by mutual conssns.
W. Balm.
New-York, April |, 1852 J. LEONARD.
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UANK DEPARTMENT, STATS Of

TREAsURER's OFFICE, Norwich and Worcester
Railroad Company, Monday. March 80. 1852
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Bonds
issued by this Company April i8ta, for One Hundred
ind Twenty Ave Thousand Dollars. payable April lss,
Ta Bonds made pay able at the Mechanics Hank will Dc
pa at the Bnpk Of the State of New Yek in the City OF
New York; and those payable al the unebsug Bank n
Norwich Connecticut win be paio at that Bank. Interest
will OF DO allowed after the LIST Of April next.
GEO. L PERKINS, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

FRANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of
A0 NEw-YOpK--ALBANY. March 20, 31--Ths
QUAssAICK BANK, (Newoursh) has this day fled in
this Office. notice OF the appointment Of the MER-
Yo,k for the redemption Of it, circulating notes.
the entitled An act TO Anesd he several
relating ed Banks Banking Associations
AID Individual Banksr." passed Anyii ~ 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

EMOVAL The subscriber respect.
fully forms his friends and the public that he has
removed his Tailorg Establishment from No IS Liberty
his store No $50 Broadway between Spring and
Prince sts ISAAC =. HULL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21
Paper Hanging.

A recent number of Dickens Household
Words gives us these hints on paper-hang-
ing -
Many fever has been caused by the horri-
BILE nuisance of corrupt size used in paper-hang-
ing in bedrooms. The nausea which the
sleeper is aware of on waking in the morning,
in such case, should be warning needing no
repetition. Down should come the whole pa
per at any cost or Inconvenience; for it is an
evil which allows of no tampering. The care
less decorator will say that time will set all
aright-that the smell will 60 of-that airing
the room well in the day, and burning some
pungent thing or other at night, in The mean
time, will do very well. 1t will not do very
well for health and even life may be lost in the
interval 1t is not worth while to have any
ones stomach impaired for life, or ones nerves
shattered, for the sake of the cost and trouble
OF papering room, or a whole house, if nee
essary. The smell is not the grievance, bu,
the token of the grievance. The grievance is
animal putridity, with which we are shut up.
When this smell is perceptible in onr cham
bers, down should come the paper and the
wall behind should be scraped clear of every
particle Of its last covering. 1t is astonishing
that so lazy practice as that of putting new
paper over an old one should exist to the ex-
tent it does. Now. and then an incident oc-
ours which shows the effect Of such absurd
care!essness. Not long ago handsome house
in London became intoerable to a succession of
residents, who could not endure a mysterious
bad smell which pervaded it when shut up from
the outer air. Consultations were held about
drains and all the particulars that could be
thought of, and all in vain. At last clever
young man, who examined the house from top
TO bottom, fixed his suspicion on a certain
room, where he inserted small piece of glass
in the wall. 1t was presently covered, and
that repeatedly, with sort of putrid dew
The paper was torn down, and behind it was
found mass of old papers, an inch thick, stuck
together with their layers of size, and exhibit
spectacle which we will not sicken our read
ers by describing.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

more than $50, but he would not sell him for
that He asked him if he would take 800 for
him. Yes, said he. The fourth man i'm
mediately paid over the money, took the reins
and backed the cab up to bank-slipped it
from the harness and tipped it up so that the
door could not be opened, and jumped upon
the horses back and rode off 'lick-a-ty-switch.
while the insiders were looking out of the
window feeling like singed cats.
He rode to lawyers, and got writ made
out and served and his debt secure, and 90,
back to the hotel just as the insiders came up
putting and blowing. The cabman soon bought
back his horse tbr $50. The t,sold' men Of
fered TO pay that sum, if the fortunate one,
who found properly sufficient to pay his own
debt, would not tell of it Boston.
Bnt as both parties have told friend of ours
thinking the story too good to be lost, we
feel at liberty 10 let the cat ont of the bag :
more particularly so, as it illustrates passage
that we never heard fully explained but once,
and then by schoolboy who said Scholars
this verse is plain when you tie up your cat
tie, old Buck goes in first, and old Broad next.
Broad went in last, but he will come out first.
and Buck went in first, but shall come out last.
Manchester Mirror
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

What should have been Gcne Wha,
would old Hickory have done-or James X
FOLK Or any democratic administration P
They would have sent at once an ample ma
val force; they would have re.taken the cap
tured vessels; and they would have protect
ed at The cannon's mouth, the jus; rights OF
the fishermen. They would have said 10
England, at once, 'You must stop this prat-
zeal business, treaty or no treaty or we will
give you new edition of the convincing ar
guments of l775 and 1912. If you wish to
discuss that treaty, discuss-we are ready
Tor you-but in the meantime don't you Law
hnser upon an American vessel
But, say the wings, this might involve US
IN war with England. No fear Of that
The British Government could not be kicked
into hight with this country. Experience
has taught them better. And had demo-
cratic administration been in power, this out.
rage would never have happened. They
trusted to The compliant disposition of whig-
gerry for immunity, and they trusted not in
vain.
We are opposed to war, when peace can
be maintained on honorable terms-but not
otherwise. Better have another set-to with
England, than allow her to insult our flag,
and rob our citizens. In truth, prompt cour-
age is The surest way TO secure peace.
FISHERMEN OF MAINE, this wrong will
continue Just so long as whiggery is in pow
er. The Past guarantees no redress on
the contrary, the Future would be much
more abundant in the harvest of wrong do
ing. Your only security lies in electing a
man like FRANKLIN PIERCE, whose whole
interest is with The laboring classes, and
whose bold and decisive character has Justly
won for him the title Of YoUNG HIcKoRY.-
Arpls