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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-01
Gems of Thought.

He who makes an idol of his interest vii
make martyr of his integrity.
Cultivate your own heart Alright; remember
that whatsoever man soweth, that shall he also
lead.
A man has no more right to say an unciVil
thing, than to act one no more right to say
q rude thing to another, than TO knock him
down.
Wit loses its respect with the good, when
seen in company with malice; and to smile al
the Jest which plants thorn in another's
breast, is to become principal in the mis-
chief
The following and truthful passage occnr:
in one of the Frderika Bremen books:-"There
is much goodness in the world, although a q
superficial glance one is disposed to doubt IT.
What is bad is noised abroad, is echoed back
from side to side, and newspapers and the
social circles find much to say about it; whilst
what is good goes at best like sunshine quiet,
Iy through the world"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-01

G Editorial TriG!s.-The editor of the
American Mechanic, has encountered t.ials
unknown to ordinary men. hearken unto
his wailings:-
Sowing to the facts shat our paper-maker
disappointed, the mails failed and deprived us
of our exchanges, Dutch pedlar stole our
scissors, the rats run off with the paste, and
the devils went to the circus, while the edi-
tor was home tending babies, our paper is
unavoidably delayed beyond the proper period
of publication"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-01

Good.-John Van Buren,, while making
a reconciliation speech to the Barnburn-
ers, had the wind taken out of his sails,
after the following style:
Fellow citizens said John, we have
the best government. No people on the
face of this globe enjoy more liberty Of
speech, and liberty of the press; without
onerous despotism. What fellow-citizens,
is more desirable than than this :" Do
you want anything more my country
men :"
Yes sir-ee,' sang out a red-faced Barn
burner, 'this is dry work. 1 want suck
out of that flask sticking out of your coat
pocket behind /"
John struck his colors and came down.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-01
JOB PRINTING
" Merry Christmas
BY JAMES H. DANA.

BY JAMES H. DANA.
Merry it was in the good old days,
Merry in hut and in hall;
When Christmas came with its rudy blaze
And the feast was spread for all.
When the baron bod, he took of his gold,
And freely gave to the poor;
And the rustic hale, he quaffed the ale,
That flowed at the castle door.
FHH Hus aaHozE Egsifa#.s
A Jolly blade, in that good old time, ..
Was Christmas, well day! r
His beard was white with the frosty rime,
And his ancient locks were grey.
But his eyes were bright, his step was light,
And his brow was free from care;
lie pledged you a cup, that was brimming up
With the good old ale and rare! ....
Merry it was in that jocund day
As ancient legends go,
When lads and lasses in mirthful play
Kissed under the misetoe.
When children's glee, it was fun TO see
AS the Christmas pudding appeared;
And the sire laughed, as his health was quaffed,
Till the tears ran down his beard.
Merry it was, but is no more,
For the warm old times are fled
And the beggar knocks at the rich mans door,
In vain for crust of bread.
The wealthy lord, nj his Christmas boad
He sips of his costly wine,
And thinks no more Of the starving poor,
Than he thinks of his wel-ied swine.
We are wiser now, so the poets sing
And better as I've been told;
But the love Of cheer is a venial thing,
trow, to the love of gold!
The good old times, with their thousand crimes,
Confessed ou- common clay;
For the churl and lord, at the Christmas board
Where brothers, at least for day!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-01

One of the most distinguished of the
Hungarian Generals who were taken pris-
oners and executed by the Austrians, had
the singular name Of ERNEST KISS. He
was wealthy proprietor, owning twenty
three villages, and was a man of excess
sive personal elegance as well as of chiv-
alric courage. He regularly sent his lin
en- all the way from Hungary to Paris to
be washed, and was, in similar respects,
a D'Orsay as well as a Bayard. His
GOODNESS in danger was remarkable and
it is told of him that one day, within reach
an Austrian battery, making an obserya-
ton, he ordered his servant to bring him
a cup of chocolate. A shot took it from
his hand and killed his horse. Clumsy
rascals!" said Kiss, "they have upset my
breakfast" When taken out with three
others TO be shot, he was superbly dress
ed. The order was given to fire, and his
companions fell, while he remained un-
touched. "You have forgotten me, said
Kiss in his usual tone of voice. The cor
poral of the platoon stepped up and fired.
and, the ball striking him in the forehead.
he fell dead without struggle. We con-
dense this account of the Hungarian Gen.
erals, published in French journal
~ Y. Home Joer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-01

K'otHi'g MacJsine.-There is knitting
machine in operation in Philadelphia,
which knits three hundred and eighty
stitches at each turn of a small crank,
which crank may be esily turned by hand
from one hundred and fifty revolutions
per minute, making from forty to sixty
thousand stitches per minute, or at the
rate Of about three millions per hour
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-01

The man who 'had ns lief hear thunder as
Jenny Lind's singing, was lately seen rega-
ling himself Oh fried birthstone and onion
Iulcc.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-01

TERMS-Two dollars per annnum in advance-Two
dollars and quarter halfycaaI 1and if not pa,d be-
tore the end of The year. Two dollars and half
who receive their papers by carrier stage drivers
employed by the proprietor, will be charged 81 la
cents, per year, extra.
No papers ditcontinued until all arrearages are paid
except at the option of the Editor. ...-'r. 81
UP Advertisements not exceeding square six
teen lines) will be inserted three weeks for dollar
and twenty-five cents for every subsequent insertion
The Charge for and three insertions the same
liberal discount made to yearly advertisers
NJ JAnletters addressed TO the EcItor must be post
paid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-01

To RentoUe Ink from LiRea--Jerk an ed
itor out of his shirt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
~ Pulpit Pictures from the Life OF Luther,
tbc greui Reformcr Of the sixteenth Century.

second OF the above ereh Will ne gwen IN the f'a
teleul Iuhtrrn Church In MulberTys, between Grand
std Vruome On SABBATH EVENING, at n o'clock
4lgec j ' n the Convert nj Erurt orthe Experience
,, ppd Cultivrted Mid il Its Struggles oT Recon
.,-i ,~sl.L God.
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DUsNEss LOCATION in the COUNTRY

2 TN III '19'7
Do gAIF-A vel selected aid assorted stock Of goods
aSare3 10 the rfce one othe most prosperous
state oNegJersey offered fer sas by the present. pro2
etor WHO has been established nany years and desires 20
yse IRE ve OF he sock a, present abort - 600 the
ters Of sale for which will b. cash Inc Eea es.a, con-
nectec consisting Of store and dSeiingnou ne ste'
rv new, barr ard other ont buildings ell IN good re-
ir with 5ou, one acre Of land, viii also D. disposed o. II
asred on esv terms To any desrous o. estaoshng
bnssf in 7a and pleasant business the opportunity i
"a. one The villezsi whichit IS located IS dsirsole
rdeuce On accoun, Of iis situation md society," and te
suTrcur dng country oecuptd y arhef' "'sy VI TUG
fr,tclass For further particulars apply y
-''S- THOS SILVER, No. "a Peul-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Observation-Disclosures for a large number of
fcot an0 fonn0.

AN OWNER WANTED for a dark brown
N MARE blanket and Rsidlc. The blanket Is marked
j. II. The above was left AZ my place on wednesday
qrireof r p. IfiULENBECK, No 1911 LOWEST, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

DARGF for SALE-The Barge CLINTON,
u,y running from Pokeepsie 70 NewYork weekly, -
offered for sre She il z burden with light daugnt Of
water well fitted for freight vita suitable sccontlodzos
ion psspgers which scesssry may be remoysd She IS
In rood order aud may be from Thursday ~ Monday
A. the Pier TO, Of AlurEy-s N. y ard Tuesday and
"Wednesday at the Upper LANDING PoNeepsc. For pare-
uArs INQUIRE q Capt WIL1sE. board or Of the sub
srribers u Pokeepsie. DOUGHTY, WILLIAMSON L Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

l 10 Lectures 10 Young Men in the Tweiifh-
.i. Enl fjsf Chnrch.-The seventh IN course WI! De
Sshvercd TOMORROW EVENING, Dec. II, by Rev
NDNEN A. COREY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

no NOT FORGET that ROBERT Hell
~ IFR'S be,yilder;pg and Astonishing ENTERTAIN
NENTS will commerce on MONDAY EVENING, Dec.
90 AZ his new and magnificent Hail. No. SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Chanres for Business Glen.
4 RARE CHANCE in a NEWSPAPER for

4 RARE CHANCE in a NEWSPAPER for
~ SALE.-One of the PropgietoIs Of the CINCINNATI
GAZETTE Co.. being ia bad health DESTROYS ID sell out 10
one suitable person OF communion OF sess5l' st'p1
ycTtseent made East IN hopes 70 secure persona one or
more, thoroughly con- esant WITH the dess oil such os
ness competent 10 Labor and willing take active, en'
ergetic part rs CONJUNCTION Place can De- made JI com
brGton Of business menJob Printers Freshmen Binders
and Editors Nome need apply who have not the cesary
regu sites above and give sat factory as
TO sobrety industry and knowledge. If person wishes
place Edor he must have experience N conucng such
business There are now TWO pnncipal Fd tors l"o gre
prorretors 80 also for person who wshes TO take the
business corducon The Establishment has been recently
neon Orlted aud syltem Of salaries esiabl she'd
We prnt Daily TrI.Neekly and Weekly Paper Iness
papers have large AID constantly increasing CIRCULATION
The advertising paIonGse Is uneqgaled m the " es and
the papers have been prop rous aud are hny es
tablished =
vork-geater than can b. turned on We can run by
steam double cylinder Hoe Newspaper res
two 20 and one small Adams Book Press cylinder Hoe
Job Pres Cad Presses SC Wehsve shares 20 large
cylinder Hoe. large Adams Press We have All the
other xtuIes OF the tls efann 10 such JyAc9.n
We have o. connection with our Job Ohce, binhiTy
doing coed business but capable Of very profitable and
running account and there BOOKS snch accounts
10 tn amount 25' Oo due Us large part O. whch
Tie undersigned has attended 70 the business department
of the concern The other prOpret0rs are Editors
", employ different departments " our editorial JUST
iou or I'VE persons IAe sel01 EditOf' "no c,nsn
ufs a. present controls the editorial Gna espec ally b Po-
ht,cal d cOn There are places iOr Prophet" - tue
Fdtcrel .. artIent AMI FOreu OF the JOB hoon'
Press Room Bind ery-end IN the Busqess department ~
Bcokkeeuer and Collector thou IN IN each we have no"
competent Yersus. IL desired, however 20 have some
one fully etrnt Occupy each place and VINO az pro-
prietors Will be Interested forward ia Affairs. There
are sasrits -rrce 70 each place One md dus or sew
era BY comb nation Of means competent 70 eacA dgty
can secure pace and sn Income.
The eu.rc Company valued a. $4,000 and 10 cap tai
il 20 fixed One fourth interest wi be sold BY the under
sgn4d fer onerd cash. AID balance IN one aud Two years
on interest," notes properly secured The pTseze VI IN
creas ng the p-rchGsc might be obtained al things being
agreeable, % alimted extent.
Porous desiring such investment Will address ne under
signed. witt reference. CRAFTS }. WhubHI.
Cincinnati. Dec. /, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

I7.socic,y of I.iberIs.-A lecture on ShopkeepinS
| nSP NJ TOMORROW, at No. 5 Chatham square, by L.
" RlKFMAN; after which the debate. The public are
ayited 10 attend. Seatsfrce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
~ Twentieth Weird Tempcrapce neesI.1RS.

Bath EVENING, Dec. "a coulmenslng ~ S SsSs a,
SEtkcs hon. HORACE GREELsf, ana o1'0e'
MUM
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Special Notices.

IS DYvccp,rtc WING GENERAL COMMITTEE and
UFMocRAriC WIG You've MEMS GESEVNL
COMMITTEE Broadway House, Dec. :, 49,
Ia YesoiY ed, That II be recommended 20 Inc s1Vs
pl " "a Corniftese 10 hold election on
DAY he 22d Of December, between the hours o. M
nd ten O'Clock AN for the purpose OF choosing hse Ds1
nni. fiop 80 n Ward 70 lie General Committee, I'VE Der
tsses from eath Ward 10 the Young Mems Genera IoA
nitee and q Ward Committee for the ensuing xeaIi Cam
Two 5Avs notice TO be given BY the several w ard Co
.n,s of he time and place where such elections are 10 ee
btH The election to be by ballot the Ward 70
M least three Inspectors 70 serve, and 10 ec
lm As r as practicable from the Whs inspectors eject
J"e s''''~ GEORGE J. CORNELL.
Chairman Dem. WI Gen. Com
wv. L. sn,EnLow, Secretaries
N''""' ERASTUS BROOKS,
Chairman Young Mems Gen Com
J. H. MosEMAS,
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RETAIL DRUG CLERK WANTED
n Who ihoroushly understands the business AdiFes'
4 1 CnDDINGION. No. us BEoadway y.
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TTNCLE TOMS CABIN.-CHnAp EOrrlOs.

- Pnoe oEly 81 cents
DEWITT DAVENPORT.
Tribune Bud.nns Nlsssu-s:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

HARDWARE.-FOr Sale, the Stock and
Ii Fixfures and goodwill Of the business. and two
years lease from next May Apply on the Prsmisss 900
cash OF real estate needed. T. STRATUM
No. "a Hh-sy, near S6sh-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

= Luigll-Si. Church, corner OF Laigat and
THE laet OF series of discourses the
ise Authority ofihe Bible, viii be preached T0-MOa-
lCW EVENINC by the pastor, Rev ISAAC NVESCOTT.
'lee" The Bible and Iniidelity Compared" Service to
y oclock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

DOARDING.-A secOnd-story front Room
ID with bedroom adjoining. III desiredJ 70 let with
Board 70 Gentleman end bis Wife, two or three sBre
Gentlemen at No. 70 Greenes,, near Spring Hot, cold
and shower baths in the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
.CIoTuTvC; and TAILORING EsTAB-

A IJI EINU a1lU ItIIlJII-VV Il I'D
trsires arrsngener in view oerstor sale bis stock
FxtTss srd & yests' Lease o. store, situated 10 H1m
ousv co.er Of Presidents South tEoo2yn Iae store
"a suJ doing safe eash business Apply Immediately on
the premises SAAL- CAaiLh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
q Mercantne Library As.ocIatinn-Cln..

e.. Mercantile Library Association-CIass
IN ccni husc.-Those gentlemen who have subscribed
tLer names rs members Of the Cas- Vocal Musc under
ne direction Of Mr. BOURGONNIEH, and all persons,
whether mebers Of the Association or stheruse who
dese to guisue this strdy requested in the
Lecture Room On THURSDAY EVENING. 10th inst
at :. O'Clock wher the time Of meeng the terms of in
struetion. Nc, viii he definitely aTrsnsed
Particular attention s called TO the instruction Of this
gentleman, who pTomses % all who shall follow his
with attention perfect knowledge the theory of music
ard the reading OF music at sight.
F0r any f1ptsfT reTis14rs cPply to ne g, Lbrran
~ Peoples Lectures-C ourse for 1 S52 ari
egmed at the Broadway Tabernacle on TUESsAY EVEN
ING, Dee H. and continued or Tuesday evenings, each
week The Committee have the plessre OF snnouncnz
ms the Lecturers of ths Course the 70 lowing distinguished
gentlemen: Rev. JOHN PGERPONT, Of Medford. Mas.
Lieut. M 4 Of Nstc2sl Q6.srvf,ory VEIN
DO EMERSON Of Massachusetts Pref Il D ROGERS
of Un H piFsl1s Rev starr KiSG Of BS;
BEECHER, of BROOKLYN; Prof o. NJ. Mitchell, of
Cncnnst; Rev. THE0DoRE PARKER, of Boston;
PAITON OF Hartford; Rev. 5 l.. POMROY, of Boston.
This Course viii be opened on TUESDAY EVENING
Pee u, at O'Clock, with a Poem By Rev.J0HN PIER
subject "TEe Scholar Hoper
Tickets One Shilling each to be had at Evsns Brittans
No6% broadway; No. lsl Nsssaus'- and at the door.
IT, Franklin Lectures.-Professor oLm,rryo
sysS ,sssce y On a5a % vii Be- aver at tie
Tabernacle on MONDAY EVENING, 18th Dec, at
O'Clock Admission only ~.
TT w. B. Bradbury's Singing Ciass.-A large
number Of Indies and gentlemen having expressed des
Of forming Glass in Singing under the subsrbeisiustruc
tens at his lecture Monday evening, ne would give
notice that he will organize, on MONDAY EVENING
next Dec. 49, at No. AS Broadway corner of Lspenad
st., Class of Ladies and Gentlemen for OF twelve
lessons Singing by Note his method OF eac1ns
All WHO contemplate joining should be pres mt St ne hrst
lesson Tickets for the course-eeItie9en ~ LAD es -
in advance. W. Ii. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

~ The Extraordinary Price OF Hay and
other Fodder should induce all who have Stock TO feed 70
look at the Farmers Friend" and improved Feed
Gutter manufactured by SEELN CO, corner Sonth Ian
sine and Quayss, Albany They for sale IN this city
lvRFA 4 POLLOCK, corner of Courtlandt and Green
yichsts For cutting Corn Stalks Hay Straw, &c. they
eanuot be surpassed Farmers would do well to tAs
improved cutter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

nuPTON's THEATER-ChaInbers-sS-
* TTrnS rvTNING Dec H. viii be played
-" Is HE JEALOUS ". St.--s,.
A. p.,.,,, - Mr. Dyott Harref 'h4s SN'-4N''
MI ps''1 THE WRECK ASHORE A., p,.-s
No. Mr. Barton Bella. si.s n N
ONE THOUSAND MiLL I.S;s. Ms Hushes
Doors open ats1 o'clock performances ~ ssnts
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CPIRITUAL BOOKS.-PARTRTDGE &

CPIRITUAL BOOKS.-PARTRIDGE K
~ BRITAIN have Just issued THE SHEkINAH Vol. !,
as an Annual IL Is printed and bound in beautiful STYLE
aud for rofe interested IN Spntuas II Il OF all other
books the most suitable offering tor the approaching Ho
DAYS. Price s.
THE ShHKINAH Vol. II. No. 2 for December, ssled
and Life OF Ben Fran kim with portrait Lines
10 tie Auihoress OF Angela Duty of Progress Time and
Life Celest.l Life Earth Over the MOuntaDs; Re-
markable Providence; Heaven Is not Affair." The World (;
Shadows OF Death &C &c. Terms % per annun or 81 50
ptr volume. - -.
THE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH Is issued weekly and
contains a variety sting articles the general sub
fet Of sprtuaisrn. Discussion Is IN pEOgres IN
TIE Telsrraph between Or Richmond Of Ohio, and the
Editor. Terms, 81 . per annuui- -
Tie uropretor, also keep haod full assortment Of all
Spiritual Booas. ADDE'S PARTRIDGE BRITlAS.
No 9Cunrflluit-at.. Ne.,. lork
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WANTED-A situation by young Woman
w from TIE country in Eenilemsns family 10 take care
Of children and sew, do chamberSork and WAITING.
Wages rot 20 much Of object q good home Can Do
sssr fo- three dayS Cal Nc l Sdst- corner Ith-aV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

VxyALLACKs THEATER- BroadwayywJ.
w w W,tL.cx. Lesce-J. w. LISTER, sage As'
.,..-THIS EVENING Dec. II, Will be repesteo
THE LAST MAN NJ s..,,.ns
The TWELVE LABoRs OF HEkvSs;v .! +. Keepe
N. N.r,llac . Mr. Lester Counteae nis L. nee
De HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS
Doors open Of 81 oclcci Performance 20 ss csras
Psyonst ard Dress Circle 80 eepts; Family VNs'e ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

DRUG STORE for SALE-Cheap for Cash,
IL raw doing h.ndsone cash business, situated In
pIess.n, town Of 4e1 nhsbitanfs-Counfy So9, within
EIGHT hours Of NewYork Pee according 70 stock hand
Coed rsasons for selling Apply III BY letter prepaid 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

DOARDING-Pleas rooms, with board,
ID can he hada No lT3 East Broadway References ex.
CHANGED
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~ The CanaI-st. Il. Is. Society. oa sUNDA,
NENlNG at MeIrts Hail. No. l5 Sprinsst WI oc "a "a
atssd BY Y. WARE, Mr.. BROOKS and Ny. De SaH., =,
The friend, of Tcmrerance are respectfully Invited to at
Ind JOHN QUA, President
RcyERr CARR, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

DOARD-Can be obtained In a large com.
Dmodous house from g rs s. 50 per week a. No 1917
Fultons
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Agents wanted.
New Work ~ George Lpparo
4 DONAI, The PILGRIM OF ETERNITY. by

I n UcOfFt Illp ND.
Iiisrew work by Nj Lppsid IS in many r.spects the
r.cs orrns and u,ere sting that proceeded 3m hi
rtn IL issued in elegant style clear type and suP,r5
paper and VIII b forwarded by NAL to any part Of tho
ION upon the receipt 81 the prcs, 81 Address post
paid, L. Z. BARCLAY No 22S Mrketst-
Philadelphia.
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ssS.. Msidena.G Of Csshnyine. t.-The owners an
ropsatop now before the Commoh' oupcil 20 widen
Yet, VIII dad petition sssinst 4 the hardware
fiSs c,ss.s hoyR Co. NO ;sv ~ than square
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corus1ioa 10 the Court OF London" Ths day publish
IO ORD SAXONDALE; Or, LIFE AMoNG THE
IL LosDoN ARIsToCRAoN
BY G. W. NJ REYNOLDS,
lutlorsf Court Of London-" Kenneth Myser'e' 81
the Coutof Naples MaEy F-ice" etc Price oesni'
60, b. .,rss.J n A. est-so,t aiy dss -. y Al u'''
,,,r.eive a. go lave rendered ne -ti- u o. ~ =
-, e,'eh-stcl al caLsi ts ~rin-sto ~ 70 80
- urhFr Te sea - h,s rhcs-n y i-s pee-i
80 . Ir,den socralc lie lnl chars = an4 - 70 esAe-
- - - ID ~heh alounss Via ihe aana q -
= rulcu sfi.torscy ir.t- cut ana 80 ofe
lea.ues TIE % Arl-rs ie-i'-l~ ---s
- .rd VIVID de nsaiicHs. - ~hh y sc1.-nsa -
have neVef 80 rAN'N'i 80 rDSD7flh
ces'e. by writer =. a.. 49,. go. n ,,iU ~
=, II takes however. vtrr ral-r lnAs ne ais
lrs ~ ARD aAits thes ty lie % more &c
H. - a,es he. as tAeT are d-7ctr1 p e1f
n N. sever Of b. are sseh - 70 -taf -
80 they fa.sinatc rs ,iisnis T.
Now ready, The third edition,
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A GENTLEMAN and WIFE, or two or
N three sinele Gentlemen can obtain good Board and
tie comforts Of home by applying at No 80 Heory-st
above Market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

T,HE ADVERTISER, a young Man, wishes
70 obtain stuatiou As Clerk Salesman IN whole
sa or y ta iewelry fancy goods stores has had expo
rience in both and IS practical jeweer. Adde'S C. H.
office of u 8 raper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
n,O PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.-For

Sale an Old established Drug Store. together with the
Practice Of two Public Institutions The above store %
rs,s5 In the most THRIVING part OF NewYork City, and
afords desirable opportunity tor young Physician about
cornnlencing practice the city. The proprietor Phys-
"a, hing about 10 leave the cry will sell the above rs
sonsbiv Address MEDICUS, Tribune Ofce, for fsrthei
PARTICULARS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

WTANTED-A Boy II TO II years OF age,
w who cen write fair hand ard understands dfnres
in General Commission House. Address box No l'l5
Lower Post-Otlce.