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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

IAA,x. or Nsw-YuRS ANp VICINITY
g. 3 IODINE has Jost opened few of elegant
spus Goods OF the latest styles comprising of the
sper did desigus for ladies before seen
consisng Of extra rich Bre<ads Sks, plain ehansssbe
Chameleon Silks. plain aud brccade black Silks Paris
printed Jaconets, Deiaines Barge Dsanss Bsreges,
fsssss. Grenadines, Preach and Scotch Gmghsns,
Spring Ghaws plain and embroidered Grape Shaws. from
low price to eIus. rich embroidered, &c.
q D. BoplNE, No. S22 Gu ne. at, cor. Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

TREMENDOUS BARGAINs.-Splendid new
patterns Of the and unique styles Of English
spestTy Brussels CefpetDs, a. HIRAM ANDERsON's No
% Bowevy The most sxtsrdinary opportunity ever Of
ersd to those about fornsbng parors There eight
spacious sales rooms stocked With every variety and style
p Englsh and American Csrpeting, Rugs, Oil Cloths
Window Shades, &C., very chese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

WONDERFUL SACRIFICE - Astonishing
Nv prees for elegant new sries of Rnssh Imperial
Wsee ~ Carpetiog At HRAN ANDgRsoN's, No 80 Bowsrv
CNsiNeu largest AID cheapest Carpet Establishm ees
- vsnse states Also, Ameficss three pls CAypsts
0y ~ ~. - ssd % Per ysrd. Also. 0agnifcsnt and
essS tyt Hwi6s INV va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

az Shirts made by guess may fit, but
the probabilities greatly asa their doing So The
system invented and adopted by GREEN, No. I ANor
House. does away with this lottery Of chances His shirts
are SURE to IL being cut geomstcal principles nfal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

ErIngrain Carpeting Is. Cd, as., 3s..
- to o. the yard. st j. HYArrs famous Carpet Ware
house. No. 81 Bewsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

Spring CLOTHING. Our stock of Mems
and Boys Clothing 10 complete, with every style Of
garments adapted to city trade and Southern and Western
markets Purchasers will fad good assortment to select
nom. BoUGHT0N KNAPP, Nc. SO Nader. lane d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

Te THE PuBLlc.-One bottle of DR..
HArfss Nskvovs ASrIDorE DO had - test is woa
asfu pfoPetes upon Consumption other disease,
without coat not fcusd 20 " beneficial IN the ease OF
ace No. tN Greenwich Of. Depot No. to3 Nassaa-G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

gNew Spring Calicoes, a yard wide,
and perfectly fast coloss may be found at HITCHCOCK
LEApBEATkR's foris Also spnng DE LANES
GInghsms, &C sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
CT CALIFORNIA MeRcUANTs ANN Miners

invited TO BARRON BROTHERS. Portable Blast
tvnsce i1r extracting gold from quartz and al
othef mdtns operation They the most effective Fur
naces IN USE. Also Barron HOS Portable Forges Both
can % sesn In use at the Waerooms No. CO Duane 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

From the n. o. Picayune 4th inst
nyed this morning from Texas By this arrival we
have dates from Galveston to the 18th ult.
The Gaiueston Ciuiiiaa says that the crops con-
tinue to promise an abundant yield. The corn is
made, and will afford heavy surplus throughout
the State In the northern unties there is heavy
crop Of wheat, and we are told in some neighbor-
hoods il may be bought for thirty cents a bushei
II the cotton escapes the worm, the crop VIII great
~ exceed that Of any former year. The sugar
crop is all that could be hoped ct this time Of
The Washington Ranger says:-The past week
has been quite showery, which has been OF great
advantage TO the corn crop. We have heard seye-
raj planters say that they will be able TO afford
corn at twenty. five cents per bushe. Never, in the
history Of Texas has the corn crop looked 50 pro-
missing
The following s from the Victoria Adrocate:--
Our intelligence from the interior still continues Of
The most iattering character, IL respects the
crops Corn Is now made, and the finest yield toat
has ever been made in this State, being on bottom
land, not less than fifty bushels to the acre, and
doubtless IN many cases above that.
The cotton crops are also very promising, and
should TIE worm not make its appearance, very
great yield VII be realized perhaps as high in some
cases a bale and half to the acre
Sugar cane is also Doing well, though but few
persons in section have as yet turned their at
tention to its culture.
A man named Bacon, who was sentenced 10 6f-
teen years imprisonment in the penitentiary for
killing William Nibs some two years since, in Fort
Bend county, escaped from the jail at Houston on
the 18th ult., and made good his escape. 1t seems
That Bacon had been furnished with tools, and had
picked the lock of his chains. When the deputy
snerif, Mr.. shepherd, took him bis breakfast he
rushed out. A Mr. Cartwright had horse in watt
ing, upon which be sprang and made of. Shep-
herd drew pistol ana threatened to shoot him if
be did not stop. Cartwright Immediately drew a
eix-sbooter and told Shepherd he would shoot him
II be shot Bacon, whereupon Shepherd quietly per-
mitted him TO escape.
The officers and hands Of the steamer Nick Hill
have returned to Galveston after getting up far
Porters Bluff, on the Trinity, whore they left the
steamer. The freight was destined for Dallas, but
the low stage Of water rendered IL impossible to
proceed farther. Indeed, to get ~ far a. Porter ?
But required u. utmost eSyriVns, TIC giyCr above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

Magnolia being DISTRACTED by RATS Of considerable
extent, which had to be cut away: The distance
from Magnolia to Porters Bluff, estimated at three
hundr ed and fifty miles, was made in thirteen days
Can Mccormick considers the river above Mag
non, rather better than below, after the RATS are
once removed as there are NO rock shoals whateye
in the Upper Trinity.
The Legislature OF Texas, at its last session,
passed law authorizing the several counties Of the
State to establish warehouses. TIE lndianola BuI-
ein publishes this law in full, aud appears to be of
opinion that it is very necessary in that county.
The editor says:-"Not q week passes but some
outrage is committed with IMMUNITY for the want or
somerison or proper authority to punish; in conse-
quence the people have 20 take the Law into their
own hands, In one case the culpnt was ducked in
the bay and ordered to leave. In another, twelve
lashes were admipistered, with hint that il the
thief was found again at Indianola ne would fare
worse; and since tho other cases have arisen.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

rstfvely active outward movement in breadstu snd
The shpments have frequently exceeded In value those
Of cotton very great variety Of small articles COM
pore our exports, which do not amount TO much in
value Any foreign demand for the innumerable small
manufactures Of the country gives employment 70 q
large popuAtion and Keeps In healthy state these
branches ofnstry. Our great staple products-ooton
tobacco, and breadstufsare the only items in
port trado Of much Importance and but for which we
should have very little to pay for immense mporta
tions Of foreign luxuries and necesares The importa
ions this month likely TO be very heavy while our
exports notwithstanding The large shipments Of specie
are likely to be comparatively limited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
BEMIS e. HALL. Projectors.

EURoPE-To TOURISTS VISITING EDINBURGH
burgh opposite the casseMr krohbod has return his
sincere thanks to the ladies and gentlemen Of the United
hotel and ess them and public large .da
he will continue tho moderate charges and attention
i Ludgate H, London.-The above house is centrally
stuatsd has an exseilen. ten or twelve pr
vao between forty aud atty light airy bed
rooms agcod smoking rOom warm cold and sho baths
M ns Herald s Tho
termsne tenders his grateful thanks his Amere snds
soiicits their continued patronage and
RoYAL HoTkL, BLACKFRIARs BRIDGE LONDON.
entirely newly furnished is in The bcst iitaaon Of
FOR gentlemen ENGAGED IN commercial affairs or for
Thames tse locality l. very syora5le e psse. wsh1g
ton. Travellers the to charges
ner, wax light. and attendance included.
HEATHEousR-sCHooLE sxoUNTAINNINERAL
aw sSw FER ne ola and he s
ready with s@iss Tor tie ssa
ssa sy Is sd IL rsrene rSt sS hS place
T SSss to eur card St tia Irving Hog.s sPd Msy Yo'
SAGUENAY RIvEs.-sALT WATER BATHING AND
Salmon FisbiDg-For the ssguenay stopping a. MUIR
r n nnS M ' Rynn
ss%R'ss sa y s
with upper dining saloon spen idly Furnished in the most
ss vim nS
To- eG re- sd for @ p' a w .,y s
and by her great speed particularly opted
g the above navigation This steamer leaves Montreal for
Quebec Monday evening six oclook and leaves
the 81 Andrews wharf Tuesday morning a. nine oclock
for the abevo named fashionable watering places and will
continue 70 during the remain II the travelling sea
son svery sue eedng Monday frsm Montreal aud Tncsday
rom quebec at the hours proceeding every
day morning from Caeouna passengers offer up tine river
Saguenay 20 the far famed Ha la Bay and places OF IN
tess on river Passeagers
viii be landed IN Montreal the % tray nbs
ing The Rowland Hill will also leave TINS port LOT 9ucucc
River du Loup AM Cacouna Friday =. sS
ing 70 Quebec Sunday, and 70 Monrsa on %
ing Fare reduced % per cen. from last year prices from
Monreato River Ju Loup or Cacouna ~ ron aon,reai
River L6ap or and back TO montreal same TRIO
from uontrenl TO and back to Montreal $40
Meas State rooms, half dollar extra Children
under twelve years and servants accompanying eabn
half rrice from Montreal to Chcoutim
40 mes from Montreal TO cacouna 800 miles do from
onehan 70 Chcoutim go miles do from Quebec TO Ca
sauna 100 mee. Large snd odous hotels have been
OF River du Loup and Cacounu for the reception Of
yisitcrs this scason.-nontreal June, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
sEw PUBLICATIONS.

A VALUABLE HISTORICAL WORK. = CORNISH,
n LAMP0RT. CO., No. Park place, New York, have
lust published The NAPOLEON Dynasty or History Of the
Bonaparte Family" fy the Berkeley Men. svo GA PIP.
illustrated With twenty-five fine portraits Price 81 80
This u Of most valuable and interesting historical
works ever published in this country IL contains eighteen
distinct biographies or members of the ilustrous Bona
psrte family written in style Of go wing ard sttrsctive
eoqucnco and presents oeny 10 tho mind Of tho
most os9itipg oyotte ~ TIE woiide hIetory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

Total for two weeks ending July 10Th s3.4i2 s56
This is very fair for the season. but nearly half Of
the aggregate was in specie OF the merchandise
ported cotton and readsus form the bulk Of the total
valve For soyera weeks part there bss been compa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

---------------- -
CLOTHING.
49,
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies and gentlemen having cast of clothing or
stgre 70 dispose Of can obtain r cash price BY sending
Tor he subscriber NJ his residence inc through the
post viii be promptly attended Ladcs attended ~ Mrs
eoien. N. s. COHEN, GO Elm street
CASH FOR CLOTHlNG.-LADfE On GENTLEMEN
~ having any cast on ohng furniture dispose az
can receive ne value In cath by sending to the store
Ladies attended 10 by Mrs Cohen.
7 EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Lhdies ana gentlemen can obtain good price for tho
nhoye articles by sending through post otsrwe 10
THOMPSON, 81 Leonard street, near Broadway.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTrn-
Jaaes or gentlemen having any clothing furniture or
ewery 70 dispose Of can obtain fair cash price, by send
ing for the subecrber az bis residence through the Post
Ladies attended by Mrs Dusseldorf IS Elm areet. -
l.. N. DUSSELDORF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
WE HAVE SEEN coon MANY SIGHTS. mr.

W. .d mash sEhN o0oD MANY SIGHTS, But
clothing store the Of Broadway and White
where crowd seemed anxiousy engaged Ia reading the
different prices attached 20 each article And rsa1v II
goods got mp In elegant style At the lowest possible rates
can be any i1oueement to patronse this tle establish
run away with the idea after this that broadway prices
are higher than THE back streets and this very oasy
paned onr ia enee sales admit * s all profits Linen
coats, haYaea. 81 10 French caseinres So ILen ADD
Mafeeilcs rants, 81 & 49, French EDgsh
paut 20 81 - tbt cheGJ por.nm 10 Brosdxhy cor
Ego Pniter:;sct LEYIE Il REGAIN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

WLLouGHBY LAKE HOUSE, TWENTY MILES
This Lake. sGordng the widest and most picturesque
known except the hunter fisherman The facilities Of
aseess now aoTded ny me TO 81 !ons
the above house to open coach road the lake. and
erect the the most spacious hotel in this
ton Of the State sparing EXPENSE either in building
furnishing to render desirable all travelling
for pleasure search Of magnificent Theiake
Is some six miles long, lying between two ain which
rise abruptly 70 the height Of two thousand either
edethe between the being but half mile
in width From the piazza Of the hotel the mountain
In full view and reached by bride path around the
Of the mountain From the summit Mount Annance) the
view unequalled The Of the White Mountains
the and SOUTH the Green wet; and
north Lake Mtmphramagog. Owls Head aud the plains
and mountains Canada Pleasure boats always readi
ncssfor parties wishing to sail between the
wake the echoes from among the rocks for the mus
the hotel fine view through the gorge in the mountains
Memphramagos twenv6ve miles Distant in Canada Good
coachss with attentive dryer wh convey passengers
connect with the and White Mountain coaches ST.
Johnsbury being the point by railroad to the White
Mountains visitors there will find the trip TO Wloughby
REMIS A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
HAYS HOUSE, DALHoUsIE SQUARE MONTREAL

lJUKT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, SHREWS-
bury Aiver. Monmouth county. New Jersey-The pro.
prcto respectfully informs his friends public that
his pleasantly situated hotel open receive board
the season. The Golden and Ed
Lewis ply daily and fro. from foot Of Robinson street.
North river Thomas Hunt from side Of Peck slip
East river. JOSEPH A. SLAMM Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
asVsRTlSEhENTs RENEWED EVERY DAT,
CLOTHING.

SEE THIRD PAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL. SRI
" ing Apparatus, Fine Cutlery, &C., &e.-Ouid
Wheelock, Manufacturers and Importers, 90 MaidsnJ
extensive and well selected assortment Of the above
constant supply of keyolvers ard other Fire Arm
Uizes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

nooRs, sAsHEs, AND PANEL woRK,-N. p.
- ball. No. Is Beekman street, has on hand, or mai
order the best Panel work TO be found 1t prices
will not fail to satisfy purchasers being much ower
kiln dried not Of all sEes snd kind of nnish 81
glazed or not glazed Blinds and Shutters Backs, IN
and all work Of the kind made Of the best st,eA and
manship AL articles packed for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

4 Medicine for the preservation Of health and Gu
Feyers Cholera aorbns, Dyspepsia, Ague, Diarrh%s
disorders Of children Prepared and sold by E. BYI
English surgeon and physician, 2l7 Third avenue.
ST bottle. Advice in all eases daily,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

DR. KELLINGERS SUCCESS ms AsToNIsHEI
~ the whole world. His beautiful Fluid Linimer |
all the aches, pains and weaknesses Of either sox
IL liked. Its first friends are ito best. Sold as frd
one shilling to eight shillings each; and 81 10 81
dozen, cash Tho shilling bottles contain Eve times u
strength OF any other two shilling article in the mark
The eight shilling size the chs apc according to quaI
tty Depots go Pearl street. 4T5 Brr adway r. Hone
Co.. corner Of Hudson and Chambers streets; Joes muI
store 800 Broadway Mrs Hayes brooklyn corn&r|
sanda and Gold streets and of
IN the United states and the CnnqGas philadelphia T.
calendar ~ South Third street, and VI Frederick Hele
hold; Boston! Mr.. r. kidder 4 Co., 100 Court sired
MMninPton a. Lutte, Penn sylvania avenue. Bafsll
Brstol, More Thornton, Main street Rochester Pol
Mnls. New Orleans; j. WRIGHT & Co. Charleston,
o. Cowan Go: This remedy viii extract grease a1
paint from anything TO which Is applied. II is dolghtf
In its action.
CURE OF C0RNs-BY MADAME BERNARD NO. 81
~ Broadway, near Twelfth strcet.-Madame b. inforrI
the public that she nnues 10 practice upon the feet viii
the greatest success having exclusively devoted her t
N.B--Ofhce hours from ppm. TO 6P.M
SAUNDERS METALLIC TABLET STROP FOR KEE
ing Razors In perfect orderhis article has Ion
and faveraby known to the public the inventor ~hsy
received medals and diplomas nnumerahle at the Wld
FAR was exhibited amongst several hundred specime1
OF razor srops and was then pronounced BY the Jdge
have equal In producing the keenest possible edge TO
razor Cercntea Of its wonderful powers from Dr. Jo
President ofthc American Institute, j. Milikn cutler
the royal navy and others eau be seen NJ
e'J'f, No AftoE HSrse aIs So pr9adwsy..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
TO PRINTERS.

ITO PRINTRRS.-FOR SALE, LARGE HYDRAULIC
Standing Prese, and super royal Washington Hand
X. II. HOE CO., Gold street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

ITO CAPITALISTS !!!-WANTED, TWENTY I
sand dollars tor two years. TO invest in business
ing ex.raor binary Inducements the amount 20 be
snd the party loaniug the same to receive share
psohts, lnot less than ten per cent per annum X
Office Of j. T. Leete, iSD Broadway between the hour
and ~ o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.


CHANPLIN PLACE, IsLIP, L. I-THIS DELIGHT
~ full watering place situated the south side Of Long
Island opposite Fire Island Light miles from New York.
BY railroad turnpike has unoceupied desirable
Families wishing the will please address AMOS
STEJLENWAY, Is1ip Post Office.
VIENNA SPRINGS, OHIO.-THIS NEW AND FASH
ionable Watering Place is open for the reception
Vt vtcr under the cement OF DR.. Ssbee, assisted
By Mr. Kiagsbury Of the House, and Mr. Whitney
Of the Men House. II is Of the beautiful and
heslhy locations in the West, and the railroad
from to New York The hotel spacious
beautifully furnished snd kept in the style Of the best
Eastern hotels There many amusements-plenty of
she societyteau .ful mite scenery
band Of music &c. &c. Travellers going East West
win do well to cali and see for themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
nsCELLANEOUy.

II EECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES! JUST
IL ceived q small lot Of leecher per steamer, put
TO be transported any distance with safety. For
moderate prices, by G. A & H. WHITE, importer Of Il
~ Nassau street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

nR. LECCIA'S OINTMENT, PATENTED WITH
- elusive Royal privilege. as remedy of mirac
efficacy, as such acknowledged by the general direeS
studies OF the Islands of uba aud Porto Rico
the most eminent faculties Of France italy and he
Protector Of the pubic instruction is the quickest and
20 rerfu remedy FOR any kind of rheums tis he
ticdouloureux as inveterate as it may be; fol
throat, scalds, side ache eout glandules paralysis
eions and bruises muscular contractions nervousness
lency sciatica, otslga. scalds hemosrhoids tunors
ache, stiffness in the joints eyes, hepi
dAlgy, Palptation Of the heart Mysteries gddness
head wounds and Of all kinds Sold st wholesa
retail at the principal depotsn New York. at the drug
Of Messrs A. b. d. Sands, No. 100 Fulton corner o.
liam street Sold also by druggists generally The pool
are unable to buy IT, ~i be supplied gratis, by calliI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

- ICH FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS.-THOS.
~ Co., 40 Pearl street, between Madison and Oh
streets, have just received the latest patterns Of
on screens, so as to show the effect when ON the
Artistic workmen attend to the retail department..
TnOS. FAYE & CO., 436 Pearl Ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

Total value Of Merchandise exported .,. 1928 996
Total value Of Specie exported .,............ 459H4
Total week ending July 10th ........... 81 1880
Total export, Merchandise and Specie pre-.
yious week ................. 222s 400
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-04
AS a Dyspepsia Curer

~ II"u-l'"r- P.-i, has rr, l-r,l the most MAR
vc'!> "'"rt> in curing c-,.- e., i,lil " .lIiacanil
nervous decline. I'" l~rc'.c "li>rInI,ri"n II l.
Nnr"~~l tie :" Nv :.r ,'.l~ 90 ..-t.> in t,. Limits
OF HI advertisements - .fr.'i ,-,i,l rr, r.i'..>
have '''n l, Of ll.,r. liam 'l,u hi rcd remark
able cures. in l'hlnI"'lilia New York and Ho-..,,
alone. These were hearty all desperate eases. and
Il cures were not MY rapid and wonderful. but
ucr'raucu:.
II i q Great nervous ant 'jotr and particularly
useful i"r t"ldcncv :" bilious disorder LIVER Com
plant ycr arI t.'lc "r badly treated fever and
a"ue. AMI the evil effects "i puinilc Mercury and
other drug upon the digestive. oraar- after "a pn.,
sickness. Also. f'rcXc,.~> IN eating an, the too free
IL" Of arden, spirits. Ii almost rccouci!c- health
with inr"ml"railre
hr. H"u"h'"n's rcI,>in j sold hv nearly an the
dealers in In" drug AMI p"Iularmc,licir.- through
IN III" n''"d States. II j. prepared in powder
AMI ~ fin'd t"rn-and in prescription val> for the
u-c Of Ilv>iri:.u>
Pr1v.i'" circulars for tho Use Of rhv-,.ians. NAV
Ice "'ared lr. H"ughron or his agents lc>rriI,
M the whole process of PREPARATION. and .yiI. the
authorities upon which The claims ii Thu LEW rem
riv are based y II : rot = secret remedy rn Oh
lection can hc raised against IL u>c hv phv,irar>
IN r,rcctahe standing AMI regular Practice Price
one dollar per hottie.
oE>rEvE THIS, Every bottle Of the genuine
feI>n hears The written signature. Of ! :. Hourh-
ton. ID. sole proprietor. Philadelphia. Pa.-copv
right ana trade mark secured.
Sold by NIL Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
AGENTS.. {. BINGHAM. ST. .Johnslurv.
Wholesale < Retail Agent: j. Weeks. Dan
vile; y. II. Collins. Montpelier. 766yl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-04

And 80 much OF said lands VIII he sold at
public auction at the dwelling house of Jon
athan Matthews. .Jr in said GRANNY on the
forenoon. As shall he requisite TO Discharge
said taxes with costs. unless previously paid
JONA MATTHEW'S. .Ir. 1St Constable.
Dated at GRANNY. this 2oth day of August
4. d.. 1852 T7S.wS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-04
Factory Help Wanted.

I the Nelson Mills. Winrhcnd"r. Na.>-.,.. OIL.
I the n"-' healthy ana pleasant villages q, D.
rourtrv-N eaver~f Sl;nr"r-, and four ur FIX, fam
lee viii find constant EN- vincent and liberal u:-,.
AIr.y |" NILSSON II. WHITE
Ninch,Yd"r. lulv &c. 1s5o $50.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-04
To the Travelling Public.

uNiE undersigned respectfully n,,-''.- ', II ~'a'
Il and the travelling public grnrla s.. l-' . i'>
purchased the well known ! MEN : ANi' -
nanviile Green. formerly occupied ly ll-.' F.
am, and more recently tx Ch:.rlc> Na~,r: 50. "-'
ne designs Ia keep first rate Hou-r Il l-'''ai'-
ment tor man ami beast He would ;.- 'lr'i'-
say that he intends I" rsIair and t'sr''--. 20
the house, - ~ /" render il III, luur- e. -.'i
ami convenient Hotel than Il rl"w : II -'-.' o.
t"n'ion L. the wants If travellers. ar b. r'='-.'
charge in ali c:i>v>. he h"Ic- t" rn'rf' 80 n'
the public patronage. JOSEPH rEl>.'N.
baIyillc. April -, ls-,2 ="