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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15
WHE BALL 1EA son.

WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION ALL-ORG AIMED
w !45. The Washington Associ.son will give tneir
Annual Fa at the City Assemo bly, Rooms, No $50 Broad
way Tuesday night nezt 7th Inst Gentlemen dssIrous
Of .njoyinS an evenings recreation with their faass
denss he Associson stand pledged TO secure TO
night evening Of upaoyed pleasure h,vo
been made to furnish supper bat will give general sss-
psrpeo tickets Fan be obtained from tho members
may Introduce Dodworths celebrated cosillon band
eteourse tic music; and ciag will commence precisely
with their ho,ics heads facing Canal street and up
company in revere order
Comal1TEE or ARRANGEMENT William II. Porego
Bsrtw Gilmore. James Gridley Henry David, N.
icha Henry d. kitdebcrger, Ogden Doning son, William
r Dtnmsn kobt W: 8. Eonsall, Simor G. Hasey John
hen.
RloFprIcN CoMsirrEE;-AtrshsmB osars Jr, CHARLES T.
Holder 1nomss J. hupd,y Gershon Cohen, Daniel J. Du-
OGDEN DoNINGToN. Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

Egbtythiri, Eighty fourth, and Fifty sixth strCets,
nc ArcIon-A. !. Blocker will SELL on Wednesday 1Ssh
n ~ oelook at the Merchants Exchange, eight io,s
west aide Of Fourth avenue with two Y feet
inches each 'front.' between Eighty third and Eighty
streosr also i've lots north sie OF ssreel Cj
feet etst Of Lexington avenue. Tarms favorable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15
VALE WINES.

CUPEEB AND ELEGS>T YALENTINEs.-TVE M0sT
~ cheste and hesutifu thoss all Others
New YORK. may be found at JOHN LBvIsOss Kmrirs Va
entne Depot 1876 Chatham Valentines ranging
ror l2So s2 N. Valentines made 70 order sris-
h the most fsudious and warranted 10 please Acrosss
on any name, ana writen in beautiful hand and valea
ne N war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

A GRAND CONCERT or VOCAL AND INsraUMs9
"A tai nusc will be given 50 Knickerb cher i
Eighth and Twenty third street, Moaday
February l6 by Professor Hobeb Eder asa.ed
eminent ard talented performers Tor the benz IN OF tho
sixtesnth etreet Baptist Church, to aid them Ia
he debs ON ther houtc 81 worshp eket 20 rsn DO
had NJ II Dupna hook store, and as door, lhs
evening of the Doors as half
10 commence e. quarter before eight O'clock.
NATIONAL CONCERT HALL. 20 AND 81 CANAL
~ street near Broadways.crcd Concert vocal and in
strumeEta sunday evening Fec TO- Frsb appearance of
the eminens tenor Mr. Qan aso, Mr. Eudoid Bstitoa A
Grand Orchestra under direction ofAr Herw Tickets,
I2H cent? Doors open At o'clock. TO commence st .
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

TIME BLOOMIEGDkLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Dust orsanjzcc) will hold q public meeting At femps.
Halt Eig avenue between Forty and Forsy frss
streets Tuesday evening. Feb i7sh o'clock, when
the books Of the association will be for the hssrp
ton Of shares Entrance foe one dollar and monthly dues
two dollare ana half each share Shares, $500 large
number already taken. all interes cd she pras
peri'y and Improvement of Bloomingdse and cpeial,
invited 10 sttend Addresses will DO delivered
Of the PRINCIPLES and obi. OTIS OF the Association.
FRANCIS B. GUEST. President.
WILLIAM MERCK Vice Pre- lent.
JAMEs Z. CHtMHEHLAIS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

Cn.isIy's OPERA HoUsE. MECHANICS HALL. NO.
~ Az Broadway, abeve Grad ssseet-Gpcn night
during no week aat further notice The original and well
known ChTieys Asstrels, oompis encent and
snssr the nsaasenen; OF ohsis, whose concerts In
sh favor hy higby respectable snd fashionable Audea
tohete p cente bocrs 6S snd viii a.
Ia o'clock f5e patroIs OF Chriys Mpstrela
tny informed that We saturday afternoon
JEaynlr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

a kglficfAE LEECHE5- AJExAEDRE'S PATENT.
"A ny shis invention families can have elk twelvs
Lceches always ready for and ensily sppo8, ~
iifnS cost: WHEN compared TO the expense trouble
bntir - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

GERMAN THEATRE. A5VOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE
~ every Tnetd.y nd IT ursday.useday, Feb. ~ fsat
sreasanee In AZ e,,ss FLA klaus ir. venas Jean
III 10 eomInsn at7h o'clock Prices Of Admission
es and Psrqu.t 30 cents; Amphitheatre. IS cents
YNHRATRICAL NOTICE-ARCH STREET THEATRE
Philadephs-Lades snd gentlemen OF aosno vile dyed
talent and responsibility, wishing to At the above
establishment will please address tho subscriber, immsd
a'ey post PAID stiug business and terms The
commence on Aondayt lss OF March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15
TENANTS REGISTER.

FEW GOOD OFFICE, TO Lzr.-sUITEs OR sINGLl
"A ofes we'll for lkwyer for other purposes
can be obtained In The buildings Of Tryon
and Cha.han teeh Possession csn be had INN .ds.o
py apply at the Treasures Office OF tho New YORK.
E.riem Railroad Company, No. Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

EURE OF CoRNs. BY MADAME BERNARD NO. n
~ Bowery. between Hester and Grand ssrests (wss
Madame niotms the public hat ,ho continues
upea The feet with the greatest success having oxuvy
deTod her time, fer LtGSn years 10 tke diseases which
the feet sfe subject N B. 0aoe hours from r. H. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15
CTORE TO LET-N0. John STREET NEAR BROAD.
~ way. Inquire on thc rsnisc,.

two HOUSES AND LOIS FOR BALE, OR TO RENT
~ Central Norris nin Tho harlem Rsroad ten
miles the city orf psFs w,v eleven
times day: The houses ase esuassd FOrdham
corner Eleventh street, within mnutos walk 81 AM
row DEPOT house Tho houats swo stories hgh aad
feet by 80 feet deep ard consn asoh ght and
cellars, and have good vel IL In sd ana
ground Client lot saftoH Fax psr,ieaiars H9ulrs o.
JAMES PARSUAL ronl eAatc sReht, HOrisants.
sf FIFTH street sud Wssbiag,OD Averuei or Of ~ ".
BIRIAM, SO Boehman strJot New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

CUARLEs 4. CARPENTER, STOCK BROKER, Rae
" removed No. 80 walnut street. above Third street.,
Philadelphia Stocks bought and ssd commission ~ the
PhilsdephiA Bosyd Of Rrekers-
ID kMOvAL-ALFRED EDWARDS CO. HAVE RE-
N moved their store 20 Ne ark Place. where they
for sale large and assortment OF silk goods Counters
Sox sie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

ITALIAN CHESTHUrS-FRANCi5 TADDEO, Il sT-
1 ter known under the Of william Tell. Of swift
yr nd rchsnt OF roaIted ohestnuss Broadway,
w. nea the An ecpt p.imos cofae makes kno TO
the public end to all HE friends that he has receiv
quantity OF The best ind Of Chenat the Like
~ M cannot be found in kew York hope shs, the public
good republican Ys citizens Of Now York. who have given
much aud wheifrr ely honored Kossuth,
for receiving cerhes.es give also pennies
who returns 70 you better vaue. TAODEO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

11FEIUES TN HKUAHNAf TT Eh,'--shF s1sNB - u
~ srs5ie oiscs ths sssond, thd, fourth sud nth
stories Of large moden tuiiang no ~ ssoadaay ns,
Courtland % street. ride The ocasion eligible
kera about midway bst4een ths ely al and all street.
and well adapted for the ieyal and similar protesors
The By oshcra tha city, sas
Of access well Lighted and under the constant case Of
oompetent snd truss vorhy porter who resides IN tos
building The hsls Light and bpaoous and prov acd
With suitable directtres ros57on given immediately
tho rrst 81 May For fuher particulars sppy TO
W. WARD, n %. 10 Broad var.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15


RowmY 1HEATRl -s0xnS. - oaKrci fil. hk
~ eentG bsess IN Orchestra Boxes. 80 ssn Doors opn
q e ssssaia Isss :. osloet nsndAy sysains Feb
hSnso' NJ EDDY hs.su,G: NJ oeod.lL Bnvolis Mr.
Juliet Mss Fanny Wallsck Lady Capulet Mrs jordan.
TO with the sraad nautical speetaoo BxEAksHS
AHEAD-BlAek 0rAnAm. Mr.. ConU Long Luke, Mr. kdty;
Allan hAydew Mr. Tsy!or Lord Asoartpey, Mr.. Wilknon
Captain Oshun hr GleC AZ Amy Graham. Ara A. PArkef
JOaa Jennirss Mrs. Yeomans.
RURroFs rHAArRk. oHAXBERs srRng9.-Do0Ra
~ open W begin Al O'clock Dreos Circle aad Par
5nes 70 oens Second rior. 10 senss p,ivs.s Bo.ss So
orchestra seats, 70 cents benehs Of A Mary Taylor
Sendsy s,enins FEB 49, VIII be played He Scoops 70
COR QSl Mr. Hardoassls Mr.. Blake Tony Lumpsia, NJ
Hursn; Your Marley. NJ Lester Mrs HMacas,ls Mss
Misc Ws,,on 7. sGnsuds with The popular comedy Of
ter; Mr. Charles fortens Mr. Clsrse Ammadab Slssk Mr.
Burton; hfs Charles Torrens. kiss Mary Taylor.
NATIoEAL THEATRE CHATHAM BrRagr.-pooHs
~ open nj o curtain rises Az soiook Dress Circle and
Aoxee 20 cents Pit Ian sent Orchestra Tickets 81
Private Boz Tiehets, 81 Monday evening" February 49,
viii be performed tho great BNutical drama Of YANKEES
JACK or the Buesan OF tho GuifSsnk Jack, Mr. W.
Jsnss Harry Goodwin, nlss Hathaway; Du,ks my Daddy
Mr.. Foa; Den Garcia do Artnas hr q. Taylor; Dona,
Gertrude, NE Nichols. The new burctque Of PAULEE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHLORIDE Miss Hathaway enter-
tairmeI ts 10 conoinds wish BuarIN9 IukTLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

TNBTRuCTIoN.-A LADY, WHe Is ENGAGED IN
tuition three days the week, desires enysgemea
Cor the remaining three either in This city BrooIsn o.
ard French and will required tssoh rho EnSs branches
alec. Best references given. Address Iusrac ton care
ofMr Mettam. IL Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15
SPECIAL HUVlCH.

II Ev JAS L. sCoTT FROM MOUNTAIN COVE FAY
cite county virsnis will preach in defence OF che
ua Manifet this morning and evening the
cath street Church rourih avenue.
HANCOCK LODGE, NO. 40. T. o. Of F.-rHE BRO
N theirs hereby notified to attend the Lodge Roo
On tha DAY tsnndsy( .he tth ins,n, A. IA o;Ioex
ham. By order. s. ABRAhALL, N G.
yoHN REAp, Sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15
FOR s ALE /.

~ AnA OHLY.-FOR SALE-A PORTER HOUSE UP
" 4OO town. q. the eId OF stage route. This hnas
limo stops and is within block of the st.gs
stable. The building leaae OF lot bar Gx.ureg g0oi will
60 for sale for the SUO Apply at7 walker street,
a ARMAMENT FOR SALE. CONSISTING OF BRASS
n Field Pieces auIted Hussets, PISTOLS swords rack
esddlss &C., with all the oonplete will DO
solo low, II early application be rnsdo 10
JOSEPH GatCE, IS Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-15

es,o LET OR LGAsE--qlE TWO 6TJAY DRlcK Fac
tory fnova ss the Chelecs . N5rk4 ~ III 4~ga-
Igourth street between Sixth ant seventh afsnues WIN
siem hydraulic presa synJer and Loo Of oier
achseIy oompict slao, eW Sblo fot extensive wth
iag and ironing estanlisisat ArplY 40 ~ NlL5D y ~
william a.. between the tturs or snd " o'clock. A. "
,-v,o LIT, FURNISHED, A FRONT pAELOg. WIN
n bedroom attached, and back room, wish bsrsall
room, all on tho first hoor Like wise, fro aud
semsnt neatly furnishod, small family wi hsus
ssSs,sr Inquire st l Wess Broadway, tei~eea White
sss Trark,in streets.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-06
Lock Here!

The public and "the rest of mankind" are here
by informed that have rebuilt my establishment,
which was destroyed by fire, and that still carry
Oh the
TANNING & SADDLING BUSINESS
In New Harrisburgh where may be found at all
times a splendid assortment OF
MEMS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES
HARNESS. BRIDLES,
WHIPS, DC. &c.
Also great variety of Boots q Shoots
am determined to do n cheap business and will
assure those who give me call, that the articles
Offered them, are made of the be stock, and got
1P in the most substantial and elegant manner.
A good supply of
Leather
OF all kinds always on hand.
Call and examine for yourselves. and | am well
satisfe that you will go away u " convinced, that
the place to get BARGAINS is at " Per US" in New
Harrisburgh.
W Cash paid for Hides q skins all the
time.
SAMUEL G. PERRY.
a5, ia
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EuIrED BY JoHN 5. JENKINS. A. NJ.
Published by GEO. II DERBY ~ co. to whom
.all orders should be addressed.

Now that all that was mortal OF JAcRs i
gone from among rs, aud there remains OF the
once greet man, hut the memory Of hIs acts-now
III L party strife and political turmoil can no lon
ger buffet his nane aud tame between the gO1l,
oi opposing lactlons-now that the dead may
claim, what few distinguished men verrecelved
while living, the dlspasslonate Judgment OF their
fellow men, now is the time for the lille OF Andrew
Jackson to be Nr,.ten. new generation is
ppringing up, to which the deeds OF his lie will
be m tiers ol history, aud it is right Il at It should
receive its knowledge Of them, through medi-
um free from prejudice and party spirit.
" The question of the Union brings up his &C.
ton on the Nall ii 'atOn question, and in the very
words which Bancroft, in his lIogy IN I845, APP
pied TO the author Of the Proclamation, THE
UMoN-IT MUST De PREsERVEn.' The whole in.
tluence OF the ptst was invoked in favor Of the
Constitution hOm the council chambers OF the
fathers who moulded our ms tuuons from the
hall wh,ra American Independence was declared,
the clear, loud cry was Il tered The Union
it must be preserved From every battlefield OF
the Revolution from Lexington and Bunker's
Hill run Sraioga and Yorktown--irom the
field OF Eulaw--lrOm the c0ne-brakes that shell
tered the men OF Marion the repeated long
prolonged echoes came up The Union--it must
be preserved From every valley in our land
--iIOll every NdblH VII pltuTdut HhOuHtulu
sides--rom tho ships at our whsrves--from the
tents OF the hunter in our wCsternmOst praires
--fom the living minds OF the living millions OF
American ireemeu--hlm the thckly coming glo.
RES Of Iuturity--Ihe shout wentup like the sound
oI many waters the UniOH--it must be pre-
served The Bdlress from which this passage is
taken, s printed length, in The present volume,
aeng We believe the only form in which it ia at
present accessible. We have also indicious
selection Of Jackson's most memorable State pa
pers, his Veloes the p exclamation. Messages, lr.
augural and Farewell Address. There is, too, a
reirnt OF H. Bethune's sermon on his DEATH
Al excellent iull length portrait is Irontspiece
to the volume, which is credilabe specimen Cf
the rising Buffalo press,"- Lueray World.
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The Camp Fires of the Revolution,
OR THE
WAR OE INDEPENDENCE.

illustrated by thrilling events, stories and anec
dote as related by the old Continental Sol-iers
whilst gathered round the ca~p-fres on Dorches-
ter Heights, at Cambridge, at Mount independence
on Long Island, at Sippack g eeE, al German
town. at Valley Forge, at White Marsh, at Sara
toga, at Middlehrook on the Susquehann Al
pringfeId, at Morristown, on the Pedee, in the
wamps, on the Hills of antee, near Charleston
&c.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
With eight beautiful plates, from original designs
by RooME. The whole forming an elegant Ucta.
vO Volume.
NJ Agents are wanted in Ohio to obtain sub
scribers to this work. to whom lib ra discounts will
be given, GEORGE HOWARD,
Publisher, Wooster.
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BEWARE OF COuNTERFEITs.

This medicine has attained tlat chararterw hicn
Is necessary lor all medicines to attain to induce
counterieiers to put forth spurious article at.
the risk Of the lives of those who are innocentlv
deceived
Look yell TO the marks Of The genuine.
They have the written signature otC. M. Jack
son upon the wrapper, aud The name blown in,
the hottie, without which they are spurious. ,f
Fur sale wholesale ard retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 1870, Arch street, one door below sixth flat
OF 278 Race street,) Philadelphia, and by respect
table dealers generally throughout the country.
For sale, also, by c. A. BOegaI, Carroon o,
and by respectable dealers generally Throughout
the State and the United States.
March QIst I85I-ly .-.r ..s.. J.. .-.t.
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Bargains Bargains!

4 6ae lnl Of sloie goods. consisting o. al artl-
ei-s asually louuj in country es1aollshmenI' II
aif-rel Cor sale at who'rst'r, in the village Of
n ssaoa. Slsrk county. o. large and eormo-
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ier>oa DESTROYS Of Foiag intl the mercantile bu--
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10 Druggists,
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A CAemieal Compound similar 10 tie Natural
OIL Of ths HIr.
The Spanish Hair Gloss,


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Dealers in Carroll county can learn terms By
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October, "a, 1851.