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Ccaal Notices
Richard TX. MOTIFS Estate.

HE the Subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate Couu for the
Distct Of Grand Isle, Commissioner to receive,
examine aud adjust al claims aud demands Of all
persons against the Estate OF Richard r Mott, late
oil South Hero i'll said District, represented nsovent,
and also al. claims aud demands exhibited in offset
thereto; six ponthS from the 9th day c. September
last, being allowed by said Court for iAa purpose,
we do therefore hereby give not ce that We will at
tend to the business oil our sad appointment at the
DIV ling House of Henry White, in South Hero
aforesaid, on the first Monday in January, 1859
from nine O'Clock \. NJ, until four o'clock 7. NJ .
on said day.
JABEZ LADD. } c.
CALVIN +. ROBINSON,{ comm
Snnfh Hern NV q 1870 MDl.r2
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.IDRT'JER.N RAILRO.4U, ". Y.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.


IN and after Friday, October !, lS52,
" trains will run ne lollpws:--
GOING EAST,
LIST Passenger Train, Leaves Ogdcnghnighat9A ~.
Arrives at Ruuscs Point, A. f.. N.
I'd Passenger Train, Leavr Ogdrnshnrah AZ 2 ; NJ.
Arrives nt Rouse's Point, 20 r Nj.
GONG WEST:
LIST Passenger Train, Leaves RouSe's Point NJ "a NJ
Arrives N Ogdrnsburgh, IL, 80 J.. N.
ID Passenger Train. Leaves Rouses Point Mt 2, NJ.
Arrives at Ogdensburch, 7i1, r. NJ.
FirstsPasscnger Tran going Easia
Connects nj Moorrs with the raf'shurgh and Mon
trcal Railroad for Montreal aud Quebec, and PIatts-
burgh, Burlington and hltchal.-Connccis at
Rouscs Point with the Vermont Central Railroad
for Boston and New y ork connects at Eousr's
Point with the Rutland ana Burlington Railroad, by
Steam Bonis to Burlington, and thence to Boston
and New cork.
second PasScngcr Train going East
Connect, with the Pla'tsburgh and Montreal I,nil.
road Al Nu0cre, Tor Montreal aud (2ucbrc--Con-
meets with the Vermont Central ilroad Tor Boston,
Burlington and New York Connects with the
Steam Boais To Whitehall, thence by the Saratoga
and troy itaoa Dis, to Snratoga Springs, Troy and
New Yu'i Connects hy Steam Boat with Rutland
and Burlington Railroad at Burlington, for Troy
Boston and New York
Fust Passenger Train going West,
connects at Oadonsburgh with tn" Express Line o.
lake Ontario steamers at o'cloct 7. VI Tor King.
7ton, Toronto, Hamilton, Lewiston, Niagara Fall.
and Buffalo
Second Passenger Train going Souht,
Connects with Lake Ontario Line OF Steamers Io
Kingston and all ports on the American shore o
Lake Ontario, and with Hamilton.
l13| -Four Freight Trarns Iedv" Ogdensburgh anC
! Rcuse's Point daily, Sundays excsptrd)
CS" For Terms OF Freight apply to George '
! Iloylc, A CENT. Rou,''s Point
CHARLES h. SCllLATTER,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
| OF : lSj2 dNwti
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Piano Forte Emporium.

SE 4 Broadway, New-l ork. The most
cO Il extensive aud varied assortment OF Rose
wood Piano fortes PLAN and ornamental eegan;
patterns deliberately carved and highly finished with
Pearl KEYS, all OF our wnmnnuincurr, and warrant
ed in every particular, can DC found at our Ware
rooms, SOL BroadwaY, New York
BFNNETT& co.
Sept G, ISJ2 wiy
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We opeucd day Two since, another lor uf
those CIoaks, among hch eau be- found silk lined,
N"hair lined md Fur lined, winch are wed adapted
- our WIrtry cnuntr.
Please call and examine our Stock before pur has
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PRINCIPIE OFFICE. No. Is IV4LLS, NY
DiREcrops.
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nj power Of this composition, and its excellent and
kind influence upon the female constitution, is ioun-
dpd upon the truths OF medical science and confirms
ed by the experience OF thousands OF ladies who have
taken Of this CAIIlOIICON with the most happy
and universal success for the diseases and range
ments commonly called
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OoNoohiA iiVN'
or nil the nunerou, medicines extan, and some
-, 1.'. 1890.
" '1em Vai"'"eI '"r 'ne c"e"' puHho""'F com
plants, nothing has ever been found winch could
compare in its effects with rhis PREPARATION Others
~ . ,:- ,,. ., all .,- ,i IT,. i l,=.,. 81
~ ~ " " " ~ ~ " 49, -
the lungs and throat where medicine can give i'iIt'
this will do il. 1t is pleasant to take, and perfectly
sote in ,ccordnucn v.,th tLe ditect,ons We do not
,.: ,
ad'efus' Tor me information oi 'h"'e "ao nave 'i'u
it bnt those who have not. Families that have
knov,o its vone v.,ll not he ,y,,hout # and by lis
.-t i--.. f., A.. ,- ~
"'"'' '7 ,''' 0
gIencrs OF t"nEH~ ana colds WhlCl neglected, liltn
INTO fatal consumption
uho i,l,,,, NJ rho Massachusetts Institute ~,
o,,,rdd ~ his ,cnnruti,n nv ,bs Hoord of lad es
IN Scr,e,uhar lslI also Tho Medals ot the three
,.n, sti,rt,s NJ A., IN tl,s ,,,utrv. also the d.
iom, Of the ONO In. ;ue n, Cincinnati. n IS been
oven 70 thrCUrRp,. PrrToRAr by ihcIr government
~ idsn,,on ot ,,s ,x,an, 1a,y "xcrioncc ord
".,t,l,,s., in r,r',r ,ti.r,io,..n r." Iupr. md
,rLr,,,
Eoad the following onnion k,nndcd ac the lonr
o..,,,,, ~. , ,,, -, i,,,....,.., at h, ,3ort am
ti.,, n. .SV IDII\S Navs l-5I
Dr. G.. Aver
Five v.ars ,r,,i nj vonr Crrrr,- pP~ror,r H. my.
,,rar,,cs has nru,,n chat o,,.yy from n emma
Win, ,,,n.t h., ,rr. ,L,, a,cot,. and ,rrc. Tho
colds and courhs 10 which We. IN dis sccrIon are
usc,,.;ar.y bohIs
,r,,,i is ,,,,al h,sro, ,, lc,,, ,iscovar,d nor
l., i,,,', L,,, I,,,., ,., no ,,., Tor rms.
.lIsi.Inpor. Of ibr lnro,, mad ,uY,z
/ nTrp rb\ N n I, I, {,
,,l,t; A,' d'.,' o ,,,-,s '.o,,s,,',,',r ,ot
only IN tho il, ,,,,.i,,r eases I'm, Thousand more
'' 49, -,..r,-a,. lam an ISiI
Dr Avo,. r, tho ,oootb fl II!,, ,,.i ,yos ..,o,L
cd b " y 'o ~, Of ',s u .c. . o. T -
r.,,,r,cd to Gan Fr1ucsro m jin,. nj r,cclvin5 hen
rfr Tom chance Of cllmair and ,lef. Nv dIarrnn1
cra.,J. b,r y.gs hl'owrd by a sryerc c,ngh'-gnd
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G. \ Z = + + | \ G.

Received this day and now op.ning 20 pieces of all
grades, the best of TAPESTRY, BrusselS, Three Ply
super Fine, Fine and common Ingram and Vent
non all Wool. Cotton and Cotton and Wool Also
all the different qualities ot STAIR Carnetnc. Slraw
Mating, OH CloIh, Drunaptls Cmmb Cloths Hearth
RueGs, Door Mats. &c very cheap
BvrluutOn Eoy-mucr & lSro dNvtf
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Female Complaints.


Among these are PRorAr,rs UTEnt, or Ea,liar of
the womb CHRONIC INFLAMMATION and Ulcer .TIoN
q THE " ONE; INCInEHrAL II 4.lioREHAGr or Flood.
ing; Floor ALBrS, or Whites CHtoRosfs; PAIN
FrL SUPPRESSED, and lEREGULAR MENsTRuA ALTON, &c,
with all their accompanying evils, Cancers except
cdJ OF whatever duration and severity. ALI THESE
tpMPLAINTS Can be pleasantly, safely and certainly
remedcd hy this preparation.
The general failure q the worthy attempts Ct the
medical faculty to cure tlis class OF diseases hereto
tore is greatly to be attributed to their reliance upon
local remedies, aside from the want OF knowledge
OF the proper treatment tor the general economy-
Aiready, very many ri the profess on, having Hii-
messed itl sautarv EFF cts, have thrown aside their
conventional prejudice, and lnaniiesting due
regard for the welfare OF ;der patients by rec ON
mending the OF this Medicine and re oring 10 it
themselves IN the treatment OF all the complaints Tor
which it l. intended.
The Influence Of this composition upon the female
constitution is OF the most friendly kind the ncst
delicate and feeble female need have no fears IN lrs
use tor any length ot time tor contains no mercury
nor any article which can prove in any way nnri-
uue, beng made entirely OF vegetable extracts and
prepared so to taste Ink" n pleasant cordial
The mOdrS cpcrdHdi OF tins remedy, in the cure of
this CInss Of Diseases Is through the general economy
of the system, with peculiar determination to the
female orC1us.
This pTcpar"t ton after undergoing the most labor
ed aud scruriUi'nG trails by scientific men IN every
possible way to perfect lis curative adoption to ths
class OF complaints Tor series ut vcnls has become
all that could BE- desired 20 inn s mis. ion. and by
its iuits II may uoW BE- know, in tie cure OF thou
sands. but is career IS hat Just entered upon tor
m'ilons OF ladies' are now suffering tor want OF It's
! aid.
Pamphlets con. ming mech useful information
touching the nature and symptoms ot the above dis
eases, together with testimonials from lad, ul the
highest responsibility. aS certified 10y the most .1tIs-
factory AUTHORITY IN the pamphlet to all which The
attention ot indies and practitioners respectfully
invited, cnn be- had gratis AT the store o
THEODORE y .lECk, Apoihecary, AGci, Bur
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NORTNERN AND EASTERN
r. X PnIE i,So R0UT E
Between Ncw York. Troy, Sa.em, Rut-
land and MomireH,, and Buffalo,
VIA EAGLE BUI nG Il.

From New c.: to . .dan7hurg II l6 hours,
do 10 TO Montreal II do
do 10 IN Burlington do
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Saratoga d. Washington, Rcnsscicol
d Satoga and Sarotoga q Schcncctady
Rail Rodd Line,

Rail Road Line,
Troy Schenectady e. Albany
TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS
Leove lst Mall. I'd Freight, 81 Express
"Castston at 90 am. 80 p. M
"W Hall "620 g, 1890 am. 40
Arrive Sar.Sps. 90 " $50 A"
" Troy 400 as
" Schenectady 9,23 " 700 "
On Sundays leave Whitehall at G o'clock a m.
arrive at Saratoga Springs al am. leave at % IN.
arrive in Troy OF 400 pm leave Troy at s a m
arrive at SNratoga Springs nj 945 am leave at 3
nm arrive al Whitehall at pm
through tare from Burlington to New York 81 90
Tickets to be had on board of Lake Champlam
Steam Boats Steam Boatsleavc Troy on arrival
Of evening Train, ,,,.-.
SHPt SGr & VAST. t. Il
l.. R.SARGANT,
Sapt. ReRs. 3 S0T. y Sch. 4. Il
d& %l1
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AGENTS

TUEO A PECK, burlington.
Whuirsale and Retail \ .ent, :. X. COLLIN.
Montpelier
Ortober 20 1852 d&wly
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New Furniture Store.

No .2Erch0age Ruildpg. College Street
'i'slE SVBSCRIpER HAVING JUST OPENED A
4 large Stock OF rich, medium and low priced
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.

cqg7 The SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE upon
when this remedy IL based is in the highest degree
Curious and Remarkable.
Call on the Agent, and ge, Descriptive Circular,
gratis, giving iargr amount OF Scientific Evidence.
from llebig's Animal Chemistry DR. Cornb"'s PHYS
oogv OF Digestion DIR Perera ON Food and Diet
d. John w Draper, OF New York University
Pfof Dunghsou's Physiology Prot Shman, oi
Yale College DR. Cnrpeue 8 physiology; &c to-
prther with reports OF Cures from al parts OF the
mind Sfnifs
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TIA. sEtF
EDsGEiSTE We FLUID,
OF
GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from T. ED Ell or the lourth STOM-
ACH OF THE OK, alter directions Of BAEoH Ilr-
BIG the great Physiological Chemist by j. :. lloUGu-
TON. NJ. y Philadelphia, Pa
"I DIGEST" Such is the true meaning OF the
word PEPSlN. 1t is the chief element, or Great
Digrsting Principle of the Gastric Iuiccthe Solrcn,
of The Font, the Purifying Preserving and Stimn-
HtiHg gent OF the Stomach and lnIeslncs. II IS
extracted from the Digestive Stomach Of the OK --
thas forming TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, pre-
cisely like the natural Gastric Juice in its Chem "n
powers, and furnishing n COMPLETE and PER
FFCl SUBSTITUTE, for il.
This NATURES OWN REMEDY toranun.
healthy Stomach. No art ct man can rguil lis Gu.
rarvc powers. II contains no ALCHOiOl., BIT.
TIERS, ACIDS, or NAUSEOUS DRUGS 1t is
extremely agreeable To III" taste and may hc takrr
ny the most feeble patients who cannot cat waite
craclar without acute distress Beware at DRUG
GED INVITATIONS. Pcpsin is NOT 4 DRUG
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w '''N' '''"' 7N''N''
On and after Monday, November Is, 1852
Trains viii run as folows-vi2:
For Boston, \. y ork Is In CrmCdIatC places
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II The prizes for dissertations b men,

beIs Of the Law School Cambridge Mass have been
awarded AZ follows: To those who have been in the
School three terms the first prize Of 500 10 Edward L.
Pierce OF Dorchester the second prize Of $50 Charles
Goldman Of Boston. To those who have been in the
School two terms the frs, prize OF $50 Francis How
lend OF Nev-iork; the second prize Of $40 70 John
Wipslow, Of Newton. TIE subject of Pierces and
Coomsns dissertations was " The Consideration Of q
Contract at Law and 10 Equity" that # Howand and
Wins'ow's, The Responsibility Of Principal for the
acts or representations Of his Agent" The B0ylstOn
prizes for Declana IN by the undergraduates Of Hsr
ward College we're awarded last week follows: Tue
two rst prizes 10 John Erving Of New York, and VIII
liam Davis, of Boston both Of the uEsr classes The
three second prizes 10 james NJ. Pierce of Cambridge,
OF the junior class and David H. Coolidge OF Boston,
and Samuel L. Cutter Of Cambridge, of the sophomore
class.
e The Chicago Journal, speaking of
the low stage Of water in the Illinois River, which pre-
vents its free navigation, except by steamboats, Of the
smallest class, says: "a comparatively small aporo-
priaton judiciously expended would keep the channel
Of this river open at all times during the season Of
navigation but the Democratic platform upon which
Mr Pierce stands Is In the way and IL Is not c0Hstdu-
tiORGL We expect Mr Pierce will got ihe votes Of
pretty much ali of the river bOatmen, lumbermen aud
Others directly engaged In this trade, In November
without doubt Ore the lh'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
The Religious Character of Russia In its Re-
IafiOn TO the West Of Europe.
BExLIS, Tuesday, il

<ltfsf<Vu1c-lS
BENLIS, Tuesday, June p 1852.
Whatever aspect of Russian life we con-
template, we find that it has acquired a sudden
superiority over the West Of Europe, but that it
must remain the possession Of the Russians alone,
and that after it has accomplished its mighty mis-
sion at some great cris, OF the Worlds history, it
will in vain attempt 70 oppose the universal DISCO
luton.
ies, it as the truth, that when the crisis Of dis
solution which has for years been approaching, at
length breaks upon the West, Russia will play an
e1trsOTcirsTy part. Its task. which il even now
rs accomplishing, is, indeed, grand. Were there
90 kussis lf git oDs venture 20 utter 20 absurdl
thoughi, tsosgh oaIy a. hypotbesis) the vari-
Gus sss,ss lstisfee 10 The German Empire would
b. esS&sssIs~g ~ sssry opportunity, and Partisan
sd'slssssps aks hsfSss q bOslsds, would long
siDcs AsSs sees ess case d succession Of bor-
der ssts,
But Dss S~essiss, 5ss<y IT'D principle, which
renders LsS tyssesz sssssas ppssiie 70 Russia, is
utterly iSesps1ss II sxl<asson beyond her limits.
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destnes Russia TO ecOme a ruling power. which
can I've the case with no member of the Republic
OF Western European nations.
In its strength, however, lies also its weakness
Its church Is the surest proof that it has not the
strength OF the earlier civilized races who assim-
lated conquered nations to themselves al 40 in their
religion. The Russian Church can win neither
the Catholic nobility of Poland, nor the Lutherans
OF the Geman provinces upon the Baltic. nor the
Lutheran citizen classes OF the Finnish towns.
And when Russia has ACCOMPLISHED that task.
which shall depict in future letters, when it is
forced to place itself fully under the influence of
the culture Of the West. what then will becom.
OF It's Church and of all that is cognate to i'll
Bruno BAUER.
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continued No proceedings can be taken Until such
perm issioD shall be made.
The motions grounded on the supplemental complaint
are irregular. Motion for slimoBy denied without pre-
JUDGE 20 smother application and motion 10 set aside pro-
ceeiings, without costs.
Price agt Eusent-The business for which the part
nership formed sppesrs 10 be imprscticss'e ans
thsreiore the partnership ought 10 be dissoived Inc
plaintiff ought 70 be- enoined equally with tue defendant
Psbtif should have fled his undertaking Immediately,
and that ground the Injunction might be allowed oof
the omission was exeussble be 10 permitted 10 do 20
sEsc pro fkns as from the first
Mortn agsirst Hall and oikvs-Motoa sent back
% r report the fscs and his concusionst u Groom
HfrHS sgspst Bo1avdns Motion 20 vscsfs oroes
saying proceeding denie6. provided the
give security for the judgment osSerwise granted WIZ
out cost
DtA,1aek against Fsuro and o,l-s Motion for re-
Selvsr granted, exeep, as to defendants Diapers e
coolidge ard o'good
6ndrer CA5tis agt R.5scea Laura Csrsis.
mebt Of divorce
fr,esAgt Mgo.-lniunc,ion modified, With 90 COST
OF motion '
Mo- ast Bibsy aud Others, Mos,on ,h., reo-,ysr ds-
h'sr os report ~thou, p4ymsps OF his f.es, denied
Me,r'n sat San'on-Moron for leave to die answer
granted on payment of $40 costa
Maine sgt MatsS Judgment of divorce.
MARINE CoURr-Before JUDGE LYNCH.
-DeoHsgt RoVnGa-Paintia shippea IN Ssvy,rt a.
mste OF the Swedish bark Solide and sisned paper
printed In the English language describing the y,ysss
to be TO C.diz and according % the above hippas
Ian gusRe end were not In the shipping ofhce ~hea
Dean affixed his signature On arriving at C.dix he
discharged from the vessel and another mate chip
ped In bis plsce at lower rate of wages and the Sods
returned 10 New York Dean remained three weeks
IN Csdz, then obtsned passage In Prussan shp and
sso retu ned 10 New.iork Finding the Solide here,
this suit brought 10 recover the expenses OF his
board Ia Csdz the cost Of his passage home and ~sges
from the date OF his discharge till the arrival OF the
Solice in New York. Defendant contended tnsi the
ceptrsct with Dean 10 20 Cadz only, and relied
Swedish Consul tbsi be duly discharged In Csdiz
The Court held that the paper obscure and an To-
complete contrsct, and wac open 10 explanations by
role testimony. Plaintiff then introduced deposidsns
proving tnst the csp,sin ard shipping master both re-
presepd the voyage 10 he Cacs and back TO New York
and tina: the mate and shipped upon those verbal
representations. Judgment for plaintiff for slo2 D.
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CITY ITEMS.

AMUsENENTs, &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Broadway eater-Prof rsoa first gfand Magical Soee
Nbos Gadenhe Married Rake fren,h aod Spanish Dancers
Cse Gaden-Prof Honey Sons Athletic feAt. Herr Cine.
S'rnuus mussun-csresn scupurei Dissovint Views, &C
HobOksn otto COMMENCEMENT fAN-rnoou
Satiers amAs-Vsvs Asa Minor lDay and E1eainsJ
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SUPREME CoURT-Special Term-Be-
fore Judge Edwsds-lDecisions.l- Btrty and rtf
Code that In case Of the marriage Of party the Court
on motion a, any time within year, or sterwsrd on
supplemental complaint may allcp actions 10 be con-
unued By or sgslna biz representative &c In this
caae no order has been made allowing Ne seou 10 b
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE AND MAINE LAW ~ WILL
LfANsBuEGH-Tbe friends Of Law and Order held
meeting last Friday evening a, Central Hail. for the pur-
pose Of forming Temperance Alliance The large aud
splendid Hall well hled with ladies and gentlemen
Of tho speciality The meeting address
ed ty those well known talented advocates Hon. Geo.
Hall Of BrQehlyn, and L. s. Beck, Eco, Of New York.
The meeting glorious one. The very best feeling
prevailed. An Alliance was formed, a C,ns.ituron
adopted, and many signatures obtained 10 the Alliance
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The friends Of
Temperance met at Central Hail. corner of South Firs
and Ftb-sts, Friday evening last, and formed an
Alliance, to take measures 10 support none but Temper
at the somipg election. Able addresses were
delivered and series Of resolutions were adopted, Do
clarpg tina, nothing but the Maine Law could put sssP
10 the present state of intempersnce.
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AccIDEsTs.-Ab boy named John Leonar4
had his arm fractured on Friday ~fernoon y 'ne
setting Of light wagon in which be and biz 'A'ns' W."
riding, In South Fourthst - -.
A son Of Mr. cou,aDt, In South sso0nd: =, had ..
head severely Gu. By falling from sOcers wagon, N
.b,cb he W.. playing, 10 the curssoas Ins 'ni"V'
although severe. Dot tasAA
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PIcKPocKETs.-S Several expert rasGals
In this line have gone up to Buffalo TO relieve the Lun-
5y. Lane wbigs Of their cash. Gamblers Of the most
notorious character have also gone. We'a" three or
four full booeed villains lass hight aboard the Erie
Railroad train. On Saturday, two pickpockets from
New.York, who went up in the Rip Van Winke, were
arrested. They gave their names as John Moss and
Thomas CroH--probsbly hcsitous Several articles OF
stoen property were found upon their persons some
Of which they confess are stolen.
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TEMPERANCE. Van Wagner and his
Ten, are coming into the Eighteenth Ward to be To-
Gated on Twenty seventh St, between Second and
Tbirdsys, and series of meetings will commence
Tuesday evening, 9th inst, and continue every
ming until further notice. The eercises will be
ivered by singing from Brown of Yonkers and others
These meetings have been very large and enthusiastic
IN various other Wards let there be large turo out
and greeting in this The Tent is so arranged az
10 make it an agreeable place, and large number of
Ladies' have atenoed these gatherings all over the City,
as there are comfortable seats provided for all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH A SLUNG
SHOT Officer Green of the Lower Police Court, on
Saturday afternoon arrested Patrick McKenns v'
ina at No A Hudson st. charged with violently ASSAULT
ing Mrs Fanny Fogsry, residing al the same house
with suDg shot tsppesrs that the assault grew oui
of quarrel between the families Of the accused and
complainant who have for tims past been at va
Rance. While KeKenna was beating Mrs Fogsrty, her
husband cane into the room, when he slso was At
tackled by McKenna, who struck hin with a s'ang
,bot The accused was taken before Justice Bogar and
held 10 bail In the sum of $500 TO answer the charge at
the Court Of Sessions.