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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Gen. Scott I'm 1909.

We find the following historical item in
the Winchester Iva. Platform, taken
from the first volume Of Wilkinson's Mem
soirs. The course ofthe whig party towards
Gen. Pierce has compelled the Democratic
organs 10 look into the history Of their can.
didate. The whig slanderers are catching
fheirs own with interest. Some few are
beginning to beg off, and on or before
certain day in November, there will be
much sEaintinga among these gentry
But to the extract:
1--WE, the undersigned non.commissioned
officers, Musicians nnd Prisates OF Capt.
w indfeld Scotia company, Regiment Of
Light Artillery, do solemnly swear thai we
have NOT received any pay from the United
States, for our services during the months
Of September and October, l sos; and that
we have not signed ut any time any receipt
or roll for COR pay, for the months Of Sep
tember and October, 1908: s
lsloNED.) s itssE
I John P. Pool, s5z7 t
/ G. w. Smithson,
Alex. Gray, 80 g.s3'= ssla g -
Jumes Roach, 4l@<s@ 5;2s
NJ, mo!uecal nuIgsss' wv ",insssas. : nssi5s..,
Rob. Perkinson, has x mark w S Hamilton.
Bartlett Belcher, has Xnark w S Hamilton.
BnrtholC Crowder, ,hisXnaark w S Hamilton.
Danlei Lloyd, s9s ssss
E,pa.a'm e p, Daire' ~ s, ....
IlaD0a.a I /" uii'' -
| . " H..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

District Electors.
9 1st. Charles Rule, - - $.
2nd. Granville w. Stokes,
81. R. s. Cunningham,
So 4th. Enoch 6. Dial, 2
9th. Sam'l Fl. Steedman,
9Th. Chas. J. OrtoD, @
7 7.h. Joseph Kyle,
8lh. Francis Cleveland,
9th. William Palmer,
10;h BENZ. F. Johnson,
1lth. John B. Dumble,
l2lh. William Golden, @
18th. Oliver Keyser, @S . =
18th. Hugh J. Jewett,
18th. William Okey,
10Th. Charles Fl. Mtchener,
17,h. Chalkley L. McArtor,
18th. James Findley, -
@ 10Th. Saml. D.. Harris Jr, -
i. goth. Eli =. Wilder,
2Ist. Elios H. Haines. 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

O. Drayion and Snyers, who have
been in Jail in Washington some four years
for attempting to carry off seventy slaves
In the schooner Pearl, have been pardoned
by the President. <' : i'@+.s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

E The soup dish at The top Of the
skinned tamaruc, which cos, the Scoliies
ofihistownIso much Toll and trouble 10 el>
Ievate, has sbusied, !" smashed all TO ssflin.
Iders.' Is tilot emblematic Of the presen,
condition Of their party, Or is il ominous Of
what twill be- .aher il shall have been
Pierced in Noyembera, Their soup dish
don't seem to, stand the light any better
than their principles, .ss z.s4 ;ssl:4 H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

a. Abbot Lawrence, our Minister, 10
Great Britain, has been recalled at his
own request, and the President has nomin-
nted Joseph R. IagersoH, Of Pennsylvania,
to ill the vacancy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Portage County Grain Statistics.

A Statement of the number ofacres and guam
tity Of wheat and corn raised in each township
of Portage county, during the year 1857 AS
returned by the several township assessors:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

NEW Bonn PaTRlorIsM.- The niagara
Democrat illustrates the position during
the war Of 1912, OFFS some Of those who par.
tisipated in the L,lndy Lane, affair, by the
following anecd6te: 9p5 5sisSs.5s.-s ~ -
Il @We saw to-day says an old man, a.
he came from the Depot, where he had been
to see the ears pass; shat almost all the
elderly portion Of the men going to celebrate
the Battle Of Lundy's Lane were those
who were among the opposers os the last
war, and those too, who rejoiced when our
army was defeated. And now they are
going to atone in part, for their toryisu,
BY celebrating one Of our victories. y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Democratic State Tic ket.

-sf.s, q, SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WASHINGTON MCLEAN, of Hamilton c.
BARNABAS BURNS, Of Richland county.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Hon. r. Newton and the wings.


We had set down. the Representative
from this district as out for Soup and bran
Bread, and as being incahoot with w Wade,
Tildsn g. Co., in their attempt 10 come
the e'gum game" on the Free Soilers. Bul
j, would seem flom The following despatch,
which We find in the Plain Dealer Of Sat
urday that we we're misinformed, and tha,
Newton has renounced Scott and whiggery:
$ aga WASHINGTON, Aug IL.
MIR. Newton (whig) Of Ohio, gave the
outline merely ofa speech which he intends
to publish showing ,ha, there was no con.
s.i,utionai power 10 pass The Fugitive Slave
Law, and that more evil Than good results
from every attempt to execute il, because
il is unnecessarily severe He said he
would go with the Free Soil party and a
gainst Scott. 9 e = : ..l las iz:e..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
"NeYfr was Cohautrtd. :,

!, . 30 say lhe wing papers Of thor caifdi-
uass :, 'ol .ne s fes,oency. NOW We concede
20 zen. ocost az me glory o. ms mihtaIY
asnlese','en.s' ' 'na' n's pes. lf,enos can oe-
o. omeI oas saen .na' = yuu p. : sou mus
oan " a, his iafo'. " nsnssoc @ aiiu "he,-
eyer ne has been oil the hela Of mere mil
l,sl y og'y' no man VINO mas mas llsea 70 .ae aee
VI ~ naS '',.','','ea oe'ors eie puoAe, 80
M .'.'.ay ~. aho 80 .a.ai o,unoefs. ne nes i1s.
sah,;n & ~ % "Mags, - sa.n.'a.as az ~, 4asu y
s". =. ~ .as. ee"qa e' 70
s'I DJs .s deopuas s,ans.. h;
~; s,,hi;ab.d sIis 81 IN" sa,.s
49, P1H'''0a w ~. po'se9 -f1'y
-, = osecno1 Si'h.os, lson 9ue ~. 1su t'n'
sneh ne ahelWaios spa,isnSeo Sih.ou -
ngn' q oue', aho Wneh no knew 'has 'sS =
'osernor nae .aken 'ne an'l-oueinhe oalN
o. Jonn sSulney Aoamss cenquefeo ni's'
I,@nen ne snspehoea him rom n's eoihn,anoh
[toF ms pomPous snow o. ss'iuss anu lsa.n'
or" ," wrath ana rigmarofe, al lne pfomo~
ton OF Gen. Macomb. as
&. Ihe New York men conquere's HIM
when ne attempted giit'ou. law Or righ., 4, 70
oulio q paiace ace LOT, LOT nitnseiI on inc DsNe,y
GROUNDS. ihey tnfew DIS prick into 'ne
Nor'h River, ano Pu! Inc nsufPolion Gown
al once.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Specimen Of Whig Vtracity.

The Memphis (1'ennessee) Whig says
Of Gen. Pierce: 4ss.z..tsss
e ssReared within the limits Of the Granite
State, he has ever been one Of the close.
listed iocofocos, better known throughout
the South as the FREE DEMOCRACY. As a
president of an abolition society, he is
said to have acquired considerable popular
sty at home p sss@
8 This is fair and common specimen Of
the manner in which the wings are conduc-
ting this campaign. The Northern whig
press, under the lead of the N. Y. Tribune
denounces Gen. Pierce as the ssworst kind
of an old bunker pro slavery locofoco"-
while the the Southern wings swear that he
is the "president Of an abolition society,""
They beat the devil at the business of lying.
Papers for the People. @
q Telegraphic repors say that Mr..
Webster is about 10 retire from the Cabi-
net, and that part Of his effects have al
ready been shipped to Bo ston. The wings
are exceedingly anxious 10 know where
the "Great Expounder" is going 10 stand
in the present contest. He has not yet de.
clined the nomination Of the Philadelphia
Union Convention, while the Union wings
Of North Carolina, Georgia and Louisiana
are moving strongly for him. This looks
as though he was determined to finally di,
yorce himself from the Galphins. sea
LECTURES ON SwIrzERLAND-Professor
ScHAAD, from Pittsburgh, delivered several
lectures in this place within the past week,
on the Heroes Of Sitzerlapd," William
Tell, Arnold Of Winkelried, DC. He is
himself a native of Switzerland, and seems
thoroughly conversant with the history OF
his fa,herland. and possesses the faculty
of recounting the severe struggles through
which his countrymen have passed 10 a.
chieye and MAINTAIN their liberties and Re-
publican institutions, in such manner as
to render his lectures highly interesting
ank instructive. gs 1...-.r zi-ss - ~ga.-s !.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

FnEE SoIL Mass CONVENTION. The
Free Soilersiof Ibis county hold a Mass
Conventions atihis place to morrow, for the
the purpose Of ratifying the nominations
of .heif n ationaI Convention, and TO nom
mate q county ticket. Mr.. GIDDINes and
Judge B1ssEL are announced as speakers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

.s.s4,..s.sg S.. A MeHient0, sa f.5.
Lei it be remembered that the following
ticket figured conspicuously atthe head Of
the Natiyist papers in le44:5 ~ e .
NATIVE AMERICAN TICKET IN 1914.
80 Eas=..sa For President. q: "a s.5s
s,[s GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. aaa.
III m For Hice Presideat. 4.
~ HON. JOHN MCLEAN. * zsit.;.
This was when ScoTT proclaimed him-
self to be aGsed with indignation. !"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

ssss ks59 9sEst ~ - % szs5sft = ~ p
"a 50 80 9 .ss4 ssssA=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

WoNDERTUL-WONDER FACTS, NEVER BE-
w fore shown By but Dr. Dewitt G. Eellinger
His Magic Fluid certain TO the hair IL thirty
Years IL a,tens and starts II growing In few days we
family. Read the following astounding proof:Mr Edward
Dixon Hudson, had hair for twenty i've years. this
will be corroborated by his cousin Mr. a. Merriam, at No.
watts street New YORK city IT vas beautifully regan
Ormby the LIBERATED of porter cider
and mineral waters and said that his wfes hair
which nearly all had thick and fast that
II must nynce the most obdurate soepe OF its resora
tive qualities for the hair West street be
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues Mr. G. w. Walling, of
the chief office. has fine soft, curling head Of hair III
entirely gone many years) by the few bot
for years Mr. William Garaptr who can be seen at
Williamsburg Ferry also none for They both
have ine beautiful hair Mrs Mary Bazeiy OF Williams
burg L. writeo that her two had
Of Yonkers hair all had totally desssred Of
gaining IT, the former hair quite light her hair
thick black and cures and about fourteen ches
was grown In about six months and still another
hr. d. Mcfarland, bake-. at Yonsers, hair is growing
beautifully; he was entirely bao tor eight years. Mr.. j.
Clarke. Of Hastings has also beautiful head Of hairs
bald for fifteen years Over twenty confirmed
newng the hair arc the village Of Yonkes where ohe Dr.
restless thsis not the will patent orally
His sells most whore IL s boat known And still other
astounding in New York city, Miss Susan Ellison of
No 10 Norfolk etreet feeling duty. called with her
Their who taid that she had wern wig aui had 10 her
eyebrows and hair for She has rcganed both
beautifully thicker softer and finer than beore still
another Dr. X. II Budd. long tried
veterinary surgeon, 26 Mott street. and his hair
srowin beautifully No humbug, idle assertions here's
call and them The wholesale tfAde supplied usual
by Ingerso Brother 29 Pearl street. who Ill have scye
raj thousand gross ready for spring trade Sold in large
family bottles for sig for So 50 dozen Alec 46 Grad
street Broome Viii Front. 1864 and f6i Broadway N =
Also he wonderful Imminent ssld from Is to s each
II
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WAR DECLARED
w War is declared When! HON and against whom
The insect world my friend hear its doom;
For coaches. ants, heas, bedbugs. rosebuss. nies
The Lyon hunt 10 up! The victim dies;
Lyons Magnetic Powder, showerng death
On wall and floor, stops every insoots breath;
While Pills Magnetic, tho rata and mice
Do fatal execution in q trice
Lyons Magnetic Powders and Pills, harmless
thnr insects and vermin for sale the depot
424 Broadway. 5x3
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HOTELS.

WORK FAMILY HOTEL NEW BRIDGE STREET
Il Ludgate Hill, London-The above house 10 centrally
situated has an excellent coffee ten twelve private
ready night porterin attendance fixed for
maine tenders his grateful thanks TO his Amersan friends
ioI NE favor, hs has 20 Ions snjoyeS their hsnSs and 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

RERFoRD 4 CO., GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE.
~ Parcel and Letter Exprees.A special through
senger will leave on Tuesday 9Th steamer Cherokee via
Chagres In charge OF our matter also
serger by Ohio Saturday Jan TO- Packages exceed 2
bs TO be sent before 10 o'clock day Of sail.
ug NO charge for Customhouse Consular Fees, and
Freight Twenty cent less than by any other Express
street, Astor House. No. Broad street.
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yRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CAnpEN AND AHBoY RAILROAD LINE, FOR PHI
~ ladepha, At 10 clock, A. ~ from pier Mol North
river foot Battery place. by steamboat JOHN POTTER
daily tBundays cxccpted arriving ~ Philadsphia
p n. Fare S. second GLASS; S. Emigrant line ais r. n.
Fare, 81 90. /. BLISS, Agent
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. o.
IN Mall and Express Lines through In 4zhours Rail
road via Jersey city leaving New York NJ M foot Of
Cort1sndt streets A. H. and r. NJ Liberty strootlcaves
Phadelphis hours from foot Of walnut street. Fare
reduced s. for GLASS; So so second os Bal
tmorc Washington and Charleston through tickets cold n
the above nes and through luggage carried in Tho r. n
line. from Nsw Vnrk ~itb throuaN oopdnotcrs
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$42,S0,299 10
Leaving an estimated balance
FURY, July /, 1853, Of. ;. -.
sU,3os,4i3 %

Leaving an estimated balance in the Trea-
eury, July l, 1863 Of. $2,31s4i3 20
The total receipts from ell for the last fiscal
year, amounted 70 $52 3l2 979 81. which, with the
balance in the Treasury the LIST Of July 1850, OF
$1,000 544 49, gave the total available means for the
year ending S0th June last the Of S5S OF GA 49, Of
this amount $40 OF 667 81 received from customs
The receipts for the quarter ending 3Oh September
last $i650l5l1 50, Of which Sl475i909 u were
from customs for the corresponding quarter OF the
Sl4764e43 o. Is presumed that the receipts for the
three remaining quarters the current fiscal year will
not exceed those of the corresponding quarters OF the
last year and hence the receipts from that source have
been estimated at $490t0000.
The estimated total receipts for the current fiscal
year amount to s5l6o0o00. The total expenditures
estimated at 902 3d. Total receipts for the next
fiscal year estimated at $51, 100000.
In order to present the various OF expenditure
to Congress in the most distinct manner possible have
caused the estimates for tho next fiscal year. to be
pared with such view and therefore the amounts
qured for the al and long established OF the
government have been separated from such as
deemed for the protection and welfare Of
newly acquired territories, and demanded in the full
flment Of our obligations express or implied in con-
nection Herewith.
It need scarcely be stated that large proportion Of
the increased expenditures Of the In times
Of profound peace consequent upon the acquisition
toriee in addition go the otherwise ordinary wants Of the
government, deemed essential to their well being,
and submitted with the hope that Congress will pur
liberal course of policy towards that younger and
weaker portion of country cannot be doubted
that when o permanent population shalt possess them,
and consequent advancement in all the elements Of
civilization shall be realized they will amply repay pre-
sent expenditures by permanent and powerful augmen
tstion OF the national wealth.
The pendituIes for the ordinary Of the GO
vernment for the next fiscal year are estimated at
$50 29 o. will appear in the detail Of estimates
already transmitted to Congress.
Those submitted as required by our new territories
and in the fuhlmeRt Of our obligations consequent upon
their acquisition amount in part to $3.50 $50 H. as
follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

CAsT orr CLOTHING : WANTED 70 PURCHASE
" about two Thousand dollars worth OF good eft-oh
oeshng In large or small quantities for which The full
vAue viii DO given current money either
ersonay OF Through post 70 James korsney ~ h sors
II Orange street, kw dooIs IRON Chatham 6tTesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

(URE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, BY DR.. ROBACK,
~ the famous Swedish Astrologer, No. White street,
New York Attention asked TO the following voluntary
testimony of lady rescued from DEATH aftor being given
over by the Faculty, by DR.. G. w. Roback:
uAGERsrowN, Mp, Dee. 6, 1881.
In. RoBAcK-cir In co lance with WISH
write that by folio wing the directions Of letter Of the
9th Of November last have experienced great elie The
physicians here are sstopished. When tell them was
cured ly astroloey and geomsney they laugh Well let
can eat we'll and take moderate exercise snd con Time to
follow strictly direetont Mamma ssys am to thank
for her well self Enclosed Ia s.. the
bre and shall be glad of further instruct If deemed
necessary My brother James will be in New York in tho
sppg and will call and thank you for all Hoping 10
hear from you soon, l remain sir, yours, obedently
SUSANNA FOGLEY.
All letters to C. W. Roback No. While street will he
rcgiously attended to- II prepaid For PARTICULARS
oall and get Astrological Almanac, gratis where etri
ogtee DO seen.
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Nl ruaud and Mrs. A. Lanny respectfully make known
and the ladies and gentlemen of Brooklyn
that their second and last quarter Of the will
Tuesday 18th inst at The above pace Days Of
ladies' misses and masters at IN o'clock for gentlemen
Sorees second Thursday evening Of each month";
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particulars, viz
Civil list, foreign inter.
course, and miscellaneous
Expenses Of collecting re.
venue from cnetoms...
Expenses of SOLICITING re
venue from lands. -.
Army proper, &c. $500.
Fortifications, ordnance
arming militia, &c. -.
Inter nal improvements, &c,
Indian department.
Pensions ,.............. /.
Naval establishment, in
Guiding dry docks and
ocean steam mail con-
tracts 80. ......
Interest on public debt.
Purchase Of stock OF the
loan Of 18s7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

y lens certain and instant Liquid Hair Dye and Aliens
natural and gradual Hair Dye both warranted and for sale
at 65 Fran kiln street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS, WITH
Jurteen tables, 1863 Chestnut street. Philadelphia with
tea ables 4s Fulton street. New York These tables
only betting strictly forbid Marble iron and
hogany beds, India rubber and air tube cushions all
Els factory 63 and IS Centre street. Cloth, balls,
lie 4tkere, wax, &c. for sale at both places.
r EECHES 'LEECHES.- Coz LARGE SWEDISH
IL Il eohes received steamer Hermann. Also. IS 900
large size German eeohe received steamer Europafor
sale It low prices by j. I. CLEU L. Co,
No. 80 and No. Z John street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE CELEBRATED OK JOHN HANCOCK, THE
ttegt raised In this country 20 be for the
eight days alive ~ the Peoples Market the
Spring and Mercer streets The invites tho public
H. M. VALENTIkE
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UNION ITALIAN OPERA, UN-
IN der the direction Of Sgnor Bosio Bettin who
pscttay to the public that they WIN give series
Donisestis grand opera Of Lucia Df LAMMERMSoR.
Principal be sustained by sigma Bosio gnoh
Bettin BadAi Barsttini and Srini Tickets 81 all over
tho house. Seats be secured application st the Box
ofoe Saturday morning from to H. and from to T.
H. Price Of Private Boxes, Sc.
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a. 70. II. SAITH, LATE SMITH UAU2 VIII, CON-
NJ tinue he Exchange business At tho old STAND, No Iu
Chatham street. of street, where ne wouid
Miie.sed 10 zee his old friends and customeya ,ru
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

HOUSE AND STORE ON BROADwAY.-FO SALE
the lease house and store in the vicinity Of Cham
bers street. well adapted for business The store 20 feet
deep with fine lofty ceiling The the building
in fine condition For particulars address Change Box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

CHARRUAUD's ROoMe, % WHITE sTREET-MEsSRS.
- Charruaud L. Ecilvie have the honor 20 acquaint
their patrons, and the ladies and gentlemen that their
second and LAST quarter Of the WILL on
Wednesday 4th inst At the above place. Days Of nstruS
for Misses and Masters At half pact three O'clock
n for ladies' MISSES and masters and at half
o'clock evening gentlemen 6orees fourth Thurs
day evening each month N. B. Forrnr pupils who
the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

OENNANs o. b. GOLDSMITH. $50 BROAD
will receive new pupils daily this week 81 one
str1cticn Ladies class meets at A. and j. n daily
pentemcns at A. NJ and 3, nd X. II. Application
must be m ade this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

gSRENCH LANGuAGE-RICHARD M0uTEN's
Institute No. 6s5 Broadu ay-Prof. RICHARDS Eve
ming Glasses will continue every day. from to p M.
have made receive ladies, from 10
A. o'clock II. NJ Spanish and German lessons ON
application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

Two THE MEDICAL PROF EssIoN.-HlsToRY OF THE
Case Of the late DR.. Kearny Rodgers, by Alexander
Hosaoh. n. D. For sale By @. 8. Francis Co, 252
Broadway; Stringer Townsend, 222 Broadway Robert
NHW MEDICAL BOOKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN the nature and treatment ofdseases and all
the tindred Observation-Disclosures by great number Of
wick D. lecturer surgery and diseases Of the above
named nature. II 10 large quarto. $50 Pr, second
odtisn price SO Extract the Bosom Medisai and
Surgical JournAlIt may be said, feArlessly 30 be equal
and far superior 70 anything Of the kind published In
how Keep Young price rs oents Author of THE Pa
mily Physician prise cents Author Of work on Self
fourteen plates; price 81 For SAFE At the puolshers.
STRINGER TOWNSEND, 272 Broadway. and By the
autkor, bO4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

ERAsERs' MUSICAL EvENINGS-THE TnIR
teenth Of these popular and unrvaed Scottish Con-
cerB will DO given this evening" Wednesday the 7Ch inst In
the Society Library and Leonard street.
An entirely and splendid selection of music will be
sung Admission, 80 cents. Commence ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

Instr UCTK Ess wANTED-TO LIVE IN A PRIVATE
family. and give in stions in Spanish French music.
ofirahle situaop by addressing boz 5A New York Fest
GHco