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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
Markets. q. . Reported BY Telegraph.

BALrtsoKE, MONDAY, May S-sale. made to-day OF
SEQ BEEvss at 81 50d 81 net Hoes 9, 7Sd&s.
NEw-oRLEANs, Saturday May ls-CorroS -Saes to
day o bales outside prices since the reception OF the
Camhrss Quotations strict Middng Ole; gooA
Mddng Ice The increase in the receipts at all the South
ports s o7oe0 ahead Of last year. The stock
hand this port is l02 eco bales fRscHrs had declned
81 y cent premium.
CINCINNATI Monday May Sl-lo6i has been offered here
to-day for the Little Miami Railroad stock, including the
June dividend. Bacon SloEs are 81 &C. LAsp-se kegs
Prime sold lOic and bsrcled 9c Mass fosx sslls
n Sl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

WuEtr REsosr Dr.rzs tie City AL County Of New
forS from the 80 Ct MAY the Of May, 49,. Aea
u Nonen, b.; Boys, ss; 6ir 7f-tofal, Ia
DBeaicfA.-,cs,i AfoFeay - AspgI1 L. Atropha j. bees
iss B''edrs from Lulss Bronchitis s. Cancer c,saate.
CEocm lItlta =, Cholera MOrbus Coz ., CONSUMPTION ~
csny'on- ~ Cma2 u. Coasesta Of Lgass I. cysnoss
D-lv = p-lnun Irener :. Diarrea =, Dnpsy > Dr1sJ "a
the Head T. Drowned Dysertrry E0lssy Euas~,'t
fracture Of 10 Fsver :, Fever Bous Fever Purrp-rA =
f-ver Scarlet F-yer ypi Fever ryphus 49, Fever Ssroa'
Hesr1 disease Of :, HOorz Cough InaauntrOa q Bran
Infsmmaicu Of Bowel iaasmnahon Of H-af l. lnasH1h1a
CT Lunss ILLUMINATION Of Stomach naamm,ton OF Liver
Jsundice Killed murdered l. Lurs aaiornAton
Mslssmus l.. Measles Mortton OB Ax- S, Pay RE
Bird u, Piosy Rsp;ure Scrofa :. Small Fox ~
Spinal Disease Ts-tans Uera.0a Of ntestues Nlo1 l.
Lukno-ul
41e-Usder year =, to years 70 70 TO- -
81 30 a. o. % 50 81 - 70 % u %
20 H. % 20 ~ 20 % q 20 % 100 LOO aai upward IL "a
krown.2
PIoss 81 kshray-UR;-i State. sa IEeAsi So EasSn9
10 scotlshi Germany, p France spnn British fos
n. Anrrca, We; ladies', uakno~a, q, .
From Hey;a Bellevue :. PslIt-sfzy, BAckrels IsaGi u
LsAaiic Asylum Bi,crrta- Asylum for ln,sne, Kan
GALS ssnd City Hospital Aims Hoase bsctses si'Aa1'
Il Coerrd Home ColSSed persons,s
IEiefuen.s returned iron WAr3s lslsnd, T.
Aw wsrrs citY Iusp-eior
CIR J,ssaSrb osss. Nay %, isos
wunr Rsrosr Drar.s Ctr Of Brookly, for tie -ess
s.tins May -. iss-
Dsssss-chosr. Inss,an Congestion Br,a.l coassnaa
L.nx,.t coassny'oa y ces'ais,ns< Group j. peollJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

D,rrhea DnOp-y. Head. EvSP-ss, rsv-r. Bhea'
fsseT scsr- . Fe.er. TypAu. Heart Dseass heop'ns
Noesh HemoFrhag-, Heinorrlase ltcrHc iraain naoe
o ~ Brain unammstos Of the Bosch laftnan,.'s -
The Lunfs q Malurmston. NErasngs. Ncsses Ansta
e1io. Psy Small Pox s,1boru, s. UAce-- s,ols'ch L
hai-s, u Fema-s, -. Atufs 30. Chisr-a57 Total -
" wEsBut, Heath Okcer.
C3sor sf the Besrd sf HeaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

o. Moriay roruns Nay o. aera I,s.uls a-. Ms CATH
ARINE SELLlCk, vi- o. Robert Sele a. ss-d ~
1hs friends a.d acc o.. he family respectful nv
ted Lrr funeral oook las ~ residence
No. - AuIy 49, e.'hoHf firiiler uriiaton
ls evrrug MARY ELIZA, daughter u IT, t- feny K ara
lazy fhIse-k Gamer aged morth. anl II ffyA
Her pi De- tsseu 90 Ehinsbecg llr
Saturday. NsT % As lHu: Da sl.sr WILLIAM Y ara
HENRIETTA J.. DlNNEl-
Aifrt,icnce T. 20 Sunday. Ny ~ JEREMIAH HALsEf,
Only e. ~ 1,-J H. Person Jr. a.ei - years.
Funeral vahe Ir lama?o " orA. fu--iay aerloon
he frsi Of Juu-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
PHILADELPHIA SALE OF STocKs, Mondap

May 81 Issg-Fi1f Boaos5si Lehsh lat 90: % Mech Bank
l 10 Penn K r. f3A 10 Morris Canal iOlt so Penn
s., -; $3.50 do ais s7o DO. - $1,000 Read r. r. ~ 20
S3h.
Canal 50; SIS Penn. S. - $1,000 do, 5t Com Bank %
Penn. RR 3 1875 Leh yh Int 10 $1,000 Sch Nav g. 10
BIl $500 Lehieh g. 81 Sch Int, E South
b. 76I Sch Nav, la OGinrd BIZ, IA 81 Lehsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
ReceIn,. of Produce .M.ysI

by Eric Raroad-los bead Cattle %? Sheep, S6 oSs.
100 bbs Flour IS casks Ashes 9r7 aides Leather 5oi pksa
Butter and 100 hhds Tobacco.
~ .Aec- Harn Railroads.&c. pigs. Butter, and Is6 Do.
Cheese
BY North Rrr Boafs-iS eei bbls Flour 4a5 do whis-
Ky 2l2 bxs Cheese 200 bushels Wheat I easks Ashes
S2ei9bushels CON- Loo bbs Pork, 62lao Provisions and
Lar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
MARINE CouRT-Before Judge COwles.

liza ToJping and Meygd c. Barr ags George H.
To recover charge for furnishing an ss nato " l
work Swords about TO erect building on the cor
ner of John and Nassau.ss bessrs T. and b. are
IA ysbed an estimate at the price they would do the
xyok IN aid not get They claim TO De psa
Tor the estimate and proved that tbs service was woi
10 800 They presented testimony showing tnaI MI o.
incurred OF MIR Thompson, carpenter, II ne AnsT anJ
good he could get TO estimate win MN soa 1
sent ore of the plaintiffs Mr. Swords. letter nom
clerk Of Mr. :. to plaintiffs said " II you propose
for th, Luding will please do by TUESDAY morning
next The architect Of Mr = also wrote 70 pans ask
ing them 70 call in reference TO esmae Inc sihect
demanded security for faithful performance when tey 10
fused 20 give. ...-.-
In defense it is conended that therewas contract to pay
ard no employment shown by the testimony, and thar
the estimate furnished grauitousy with vie" 70 Cd
tanning the work $1,000, , -, IL;
tis 10 mske an estimate without references TO giving then
the work on the buong he would be liable Tor the an )un
the services worth, but II would seem from the tet
upOny that the intention 10 obtain proposals ana select
A, 10 who should have the work-thst plaintiffs presented
their estimates rrattously with hope OF obtaining the
contract ard that consequently they cannot maintain the
action. Judgment TO- defendant with costs
Before Judge Iyach
Geo W. Wright assignee # Sannd u. hs9Tes, against
Jdues H. MM1hoH-Proceedingt 10 OF Two
il appeared leased the premises 10 Nh Mem, at o year
payable hafyeary. Mr. Wright, the assignee OF Nj kus
claims hat the rent has rot been pao Tor ye a years
aud Le IL Untitled 20 the property. -
In defense said, that Mr.. Mem sold the premsest 10
Mr. Rusges taking mortgages and asotook from nun
ea of the preInsoi for term years the above rent
IL appears applied the rent the interest and CLAIMED
st 10 do Under the circumstance Il was conenaed
he had not the rent greater than interest IL was
shown that the MOI ageS had become forfeited oeoe me
right apply the balance OF interest to the pTiacipa
Verdict fQr defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
ISouEsr.-An inquest was held on Fl

day lest 81 Amtyye Ii, upon the body OF found in
Townsends Channel South BAY Deceased appeared be
about fits years age aud measured feet inches From
his he appeared 70 have been mariner abo1ng
man In h rockets found lesden bullet wrapped up
in paper New orb newspaper vi the Is ult Caihols
Hymn book in which written, Bought Of John Muir
ply Baltimores." and IN another book written Da-
Nd ODoBne. bought OF lledren % Ben no. y Baltimore
ST. II supposed hs deceased mad been lost
sell NcIdicf In accordance with the facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
STEAMERS TO ARRryE FROM EUROPE.
Passengers Arrived.

H. bark MgHfc.sHa fryW Dsaarsra.-Dr j. c. Sanger y
Hewn McIntosh, H. Leslie. Mrs Baum, Mss Baum.
h oty. R0rfF, Jre Nassas, " FMrs flors Wanssn two
children and servant, Mr.. Cor, Mrs. Greg
10 ta,k Posrfs's, t'v~ Psabcny Lee Noaes. consut
lazy, Children and servants.
IN ta,k iyiana ,lom GbrsaarMr. Musaa cspe sehteht
IaleI. NJ Bemes Mr. Caraea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
~ il

~ Just received per steamer Cambria,
at the new Fancy Goods Store No. 81 Broadway, few
suifcent French Head Dresses
NEAL. CARRoLI. HUTCHlNsoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
ExAmNATloN.-Wm. Johnson, arrested

on THURSDAY last Tor firing upon aud wouudng tes Doys II
the foot OF JoalemOn examined on ths charge yes
teidsy and committed 10 take his trial The injured boys
are in fair way OF recovery The eleven boys arrested oT
throwing stones the schooner Moses g. Leonard upon
which vessel the accused employed cook also
examined and fined 3 each aud IN addition %
be IN the County jail fuT i've days; three
fined < each to stand committed until pad and one was
discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TATAL AccIDENT.-Yesterday after
room gentleman named yelling, residing near Fittbih
d dong business in New York broker, was thrown
iu bis carriage while driving down Prospect Hill, and
instantly killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

IooKING GIASsFs i-HOOPER q Bro

LOOKING bLASStS .-IIOofEh ~ Dho-
TIER Nos lo6 Futons and 5sS Pearl St, have recently
made extensive improvements their manufacturing
Department. and added wlrerOoms 20 their premises
would respectfully inform TIE public that they are nov able
~ sell their French Plate Ornamental Gilt aud Mahogany
kaues Looking Glasses Portrait and Picture Frames AZ
reduced prices and ce great Inducements to purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

MINIATURE AimANsc......rHis DAT.
syE-ks&.-.-. 3l-seS .-.-.T ~ hecs-Rsss-... 8. Q
HfsH wArER.....rHis DAY.
Sandy Hosk. l2 Gov. Island. IL tsm Hell Date sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
MARRIED..
DIED.

Nay 9rl by Rev W. Fioy, WILLIAM II. DEvINs @ So
SANN ~ eldest faufter oith- sie WI o. 6es2e Esf
ofNev. or. Mayo Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

COMMON COUYCIL.-A meeting Of this
body held last night Aid Kent presiding. The bust
left unfinished the ast meeting resumed snd
number Of reports Of Committees presented which,
however embraced nothing Of the least gsns.a Interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
Advertisement
me dear friend should 90 TO

"a If some dear friend should go to
distant land, or to tina. bourne whence no traveller
returns At An unexpected moment how deeply would you
regret that ysu had not secured his her dssuereoype be-
fore it late Regrets OF this kind are too often ex
pressed in RooTs splendid rooms at No 90 Broad
70 wat no OnzeT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
MONDAY, May 3l-P. NJ.

OF the fancies the sales were not very
large to-day the First Board but the was gener
slly well sustained Nicaragua exception, and
fell of under rumors that leading party mad been sell
ing out 1t closed at 3il9 decline of 2i9 cent Az
the Second Board there buoysnt feeling with more
action in the leading fances OF Harlem 1000 shares,
closing at 72l. d73, an improvement Of % y cent
Erie went to s7lR an advance of y cent and closed
firm. Reading was firm at 7sl9. Canton, 57i2. Zinc,
l3 Norwich, 55& &c. At the close the market was
steady
In Government and State Stock, and Sound Railroad
shares there was good demand at full prices. Panama
advanced 10 100 an improvement of y cent; South.
ern Michigan 100, Northern Indiana, no. Rochester
and Syracuse, MIS- Albany aud Schenectady, lO9 :
Harlem Preferred, lll3i; NewHAven and New.York,
lll&; Delaware aud Hudson, ll79, sho wing firm
market Government Skies I'D at 1854, and Coupons,
1868 at l20l2; Indiana IS at 962, further advance
Fir.tcass Railroad Bonds steady At the Second
Board $4,000 Erie Convertibles 1871, sold at 912 an
Improvement of p o. cent Other descriptions were
firm.
The supply of Sterling is not large. The
transactions have been to considerable extent at O9
los with the leading drawers asking lOl2, and making
moderate sales at that figure Francs, 5l6,s d1.l1
Shipowners are firm at the advanced
rates demanded for Liverpool, and engagements 3OD
or 4OOO bbs Flour have been made al I'D. and % 00)
bzsh. Grain, 81, d4d Cotton sd To London 1904
bbls. Flour lsd, cid a.erwart asked, and 100 pipes
Wine H. To Havre the rate is lower, and GOD or 100
bales Cotton were taken Bloc and 800 or 40 n tae
steamer at sc Ashes, s5aso To the Continent sen
orally the market is dull.
The following is the businineSs of the
Sub.Treasurers Office In May:
Nv 1852 by balance. pos go 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

BY the annexed report Of Specie entered
at this port in May it will be that $4,000
have been received in gid from Europe, mostly in
doubloons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-Officer Mar
cett Of the Second Ward, and Edward Meser' PurAe
watch man. eay hour yesterday morning arrested
young men naIned John Lesy, Patrick Mier and yoln
Ryan CHARGE with attempting break into the hard"s
blr John Davenport ct No 10 Plafts on sunny
night On the arrest OF the accused several tools OF cIs
generally used by burglars found upon ths ne
store door perfoa ed with giuet holes and jim
my had evidently been used to pry II open Tbs ACCUSED
were taken before Justice BOgar and committed f'' eA
amin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

ASSAULT UPON AN OFFICER.-Three
meu named Peter Doyle, Hugh Scott and Alexander
Deony were yesterday arrested by Officers Winchel
and Crossec of the Eighth Ward, charged with fighting
and ssssultng the last nsmed officer 1t sppears that
Officer Crose,t in the act of arresting Doyle for
disorderiy conduct in the street. when he, with the
others, set upon and beat him shsmeully Tney were
taken before Justice Stuart who committed Scott and
Deony for trial in default of 500 bail and held Doyle
TO bail in like amount, 10 ans wer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
NEw-MARKEr.-A new building e

marie purposes is up 81 the OF Myrteay anC
Navy Ii wall be 81 feet front BY 100 feet deep two
stories high The upper story intended Tor publ: meetings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

on Red He Point yesterday morning by OF the rest
dents OF rat neghbOrhood The New ORR Police were no
tilted OF the fact and took il OIL II supposed have b.
stolen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
Total. ......... s35s,43s sos

IlIdI'f -Il1,f1 .lU1l,lDL
Tie Commerce of the Port of New
York during the month Of Nay, 1852 has been as an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
I F,RrsLTbe alarm of fire Sunday eve

FIREs.-The alarm Of fire Sunday eve
ming was caused by the burning Of some ishaying'
under stoop on the corner OF Grand and Essex IS
No damage.
Monday morning, about 4 O'Clock, fire
occurred In the frame building No li9 East 2iths st.
occupied by Henry Slather as grocery and dwelling
The flames were extnguished. not however oeors
contents of the store damaged 10 the amount OF
300 Fully insured in the United Insurance Company
Tie building which wss only slightly damaged, IS In
sured for ESQ in the Bowery Insurance Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
Apprsr FOR GRAyp LaRcESr.-Dan-

iel Thompson alias Big Dan individual well known 20
the police Yesterday arrested BY Officer Patterson OF
the Lever Police Court charged vita having in the month
of April 1851 stolen diamond brooch valued a. s2 from
Mr. James Bsrrnoe OF Ma Little Greens-st- which II
alleged be pawned No SO Readest pawn shop kepl
by Mr. Jackson from which place was recov sred sna
stored 20 its owner After the nmlssion OF ihe srSny
the accused left the City and has been vIsi; TO Ca
MIA He was committed for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
NV CATHOLIC CHURcn.-Measl

been taken the erection Catholic Church
on Luquc s. amilt0n.ay. IL IS 10 be large cdi.e
capable OF accommodating two thousand persons. Toe
ground has been purchased and the work will shortly BE-
CONNIE need.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

DIsGRAcErUL ArrRAY.-Monday morn
Ing two drunken met nj the corner of Church
and Anthonysts., stones throw from the Police STA
uon and engaged in brutal fight After hsmmsring
each other for about twenty minutes they separated
but not until the ear Of one Of them had been partly
bitten Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

SrpRrME CoURr.-m Chambers.-Be-
fore Irdge MebeIl-Rakeas Co,pus-Pinkees Godstisn,
comnteed by the Chief of Police charge at having set
fire 10 store and house In Monls-st Dut "hin ~ ueh
1sd referred toJ vas again brought up for discharge
The Judge ordered that he be remsnded Tor examination o
fire Iustce BOgaTt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
CHARGE OF BUEGLARY.-Wm. Brown,

German hsker living At No 40 Pearlst yesterday
arrested by Officer Bede OF the Chiefs Office charsea WIN
having on the right Of the 9Th ut broken into the
book snufacory 9 Charles Kock a. No Is North WIN am
At and stolen therefron dozen pocketbooks, yalned ~
S49 portion OF the property recovered ana lns ~
cused was locked up by Justice Osborn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
RIOT IN THE TWENTIETH WARD.-A

RIOT IN THE TWENTIETH WARD.-A
dsgracelul not and fight occurred on Sunday afternoon
in the Twentieth Ward Capt Dunn with Sergeant
French, Officers Ponderly, Hea.hsw, O'Conner and
others notified and repaired to the scene of dsor
der, where they arrested Thos Bradley, Jas Quigley
Jas. Kline, Michael Kerrigsn, Peter oConnor, Thos
Keen and Michael NEG ,vern, all Of whom taken
before Justice Stuart and committed, In default Of $500
bail each, to answer a charge of rioi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

A Mock AUCTION SwINDLE.-Yester-
morning young countryman who, on Saturday last
mad been swiadled out of upward Of 500 at mock
suction shop In Broadway, walst., was met BY
feter Funk belonging to q Ch4thamst. shop. who
induced bim to enter aud sell at auction bis brass
wseh which bad been obtained on Saturday for 500
amer getting him In the net they produced 90 gres, an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

CowARDLr AssAULT.--At 81 o'clock on
sundsy morning man named Patrick COwd>n, re-
siding at No $50 Avenue A. returning home, accom-
panied by bis ssternlaw and two other female friends
from a party which they had attended, when, on ar
irving front of his residence he and the females were
grossly nsuted by party of rowdies. Cowdon remon-
straied with them, whea one of the number drew a
knife and plunged it into his abdomen The whole gang
then fed and escaped. The wounded man was taken
into his house and medical aid was procured His
wound is pronounced to be dangerous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

Mr.. Gait, who went to Europe month
two since obtain funds for the completion of the
ST Lawrence snd Atlantic Railroad, has been entirely
successful in his object He carried with him seven per
cent securities and negotiated them at two per cent
premium The amount, which is some four hundred
thousand dollars will the early completion of the
road south Of Island Pond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
n.,,r,os OF THE JERSEY CIrr Cow

corxc,r-we learn from The Jersey C'iy SsT''"ei
yer co,omon Council of that city having ballo'ed
hA ns,.,seo, two hundred and eight times, without
.,.. choice, and being thus unable to complete
e'so .ni,o,ion have unanimously resisned' and aP-
ne' IN. "a Of June for new election of Aldermen
pom ,.onle This singular drawn battle was owing
s.sv balanced difference Of opinion on the SUBJECT
p~s,., licenses. The division being, no. between
- Democrats for there Is clear majority OF
s.,,rer bu, between Maine law and anti Maine Law
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10

THE NEWSPAPER POSTAGE Law.-We

\ "
learn, by despatch, received in this city,
from the Postmas:er-Gcneral, that the
Newspaper Postage Law, as published in
the Washington papers, from which We
copied it, had several essential words left
out, which made it appear that prepay
ment Of postage could only take place at
the Office where the newspaper is mailed.
Such was not the intention of the law.
which allows the postage to be prepaid
also a. the place where the newspaper is
delivered. That clause in the section
should read" Each newspaper, periodi-
cal, unsealed circular, OF other article OF
printed matter, not exceeding three ounces
in weight, shall be sent to any part Of the
United States for one cent Z; and for every
additional ounce, or fraction of an ounce,
one cent additional shall be charged, and
when the postage of any newspaper or pc
riodical is paid yearly or quarterly in ad-
vance, at the Office of delivery, or at the
office where the same Is mailed, and eyi-
dence of such payment is furnished to the
Office of delivery in such manner as the
Post Office department shall, by general
regulation prescribe, one-half of said rate
only shall be charged \ corrected copy
Of the Postage Law viii be published by
the Observation-Disclosures. Le,Iycr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10
DEATHS.

Al New Berlin. the Sd inst, CHARLES p,
son of Joseph W. and Catherine Norbury,
aged one year, eish! months and four days.
In Milton. ID INST, JANIS SsSprRsoN, one of
the most aged and respected citizens, long
iIine q member and an Elder Of the PresbyIeF-
ian Church.
la Washington City, 81 ins.. of pneumonia,
Rev.0arS Fowler, Representative IN Congress
from Fall River, Mass, aged so years. He
graduated AZ Yale with John VI. Clayton and
Truman Smith.a was for many years pastor
Of The Fall River Congregational Church.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10
Throw Physic to the Dogs

10 iIIus;rnte The use OF The f'ALEAtI( BELT,
suppose he Of person afflicted with that hane
OF Civilization, Di 81 EPSA, any other Chronic
Nervous Disorder In ordinary cases stiT1alaa;s
are taken, which, hr their seton the nerves and
muscles of the stomach afford fenz0TzTI relsf -blt
which leave the patient IN lower state and with
IN ursd faculties AFTER the action thus excited has
iessed- Now cVrrare this with the effect result
ing from the application Of the GALVANT!- BELT
Take a Dyspspiic sufferer even in the Orst s. rrr
toms Of attack and simply tie the Belt round ne
Bcdy, using the Magnetic Fluid directed in
;hC.i P-Tiod the insensIbe yeTspiraior Will act or
D.. positive element Uf he Belt thereby causing 4
salvaaie circulation which iii pass on 10 the
negative, and thence back again 10 the positive,
thus keepilg up a Continuous Gzlvanc ci-cGl,.io,
throughout the system. Thus the severe cases
of DlSPEPSii are PERMANENTLY CURED 4
FEW DAYS IS AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADI-
CATE THE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10
CIIRNTIE'S GiLTiNiC CrRiTITES,
Are an Absolute and Positive SpscIf1e.

The BELT is used when the body systsIn gene
r,iy is affected the NEC KLACE for complaints g
the Throat, as Asthma and Bronchitis, and Of tie
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders Of the
Arms or limbs. Rheumatism, Palsy. Tremeys ard
SpssnOdic affections. These articles simply HY-
plied es directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID n hich
accompanies them, aud when faithfully used they
NEVER FAIL.
s1- The great pecu1i.ri,y and excellence of fhe
GALVANIC CURATIVES consists IN the fact tnat
tAey arrest and cure disease by sEiuGrd cpsIcafis
in place Of the usual method Of Drugging and
Pnyscking the patlen; I'LL exhausted nsture sinAs
hopelessly under the infection 7Rep s:yels a.n q.
hoe sys'e-, sqaii-s the circulation ef the se,d p
a0ie the secTetons inrigs tie eg.ye ene-gies ord
8, the slightest iG7s under euI cr,cumsiano.s
Since their Introduction the Ii.ed States. only
three years since more thsn