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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave per foot Of Du.oe-~L a. foBows:
ExfREss Tram a; An. Cor Dabkirk esnDecrns Win
fTscisss e1nboss for Cleveland SADfn-ky, Tuieoo snc
Monroe ard railroads 70 CINCINNATI and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN Z: IAN for al statiJns
Way TRAIN q 81 pm, va PierInout, for Delaware
MIGHT ExTRLss TRLis q; PM for Dunkirk connect
frr with frstass steamboat Cor Detroit direct connecting
With Express Tram for CHICAGO
EhIeRsSr Train a. PM via Perrsont
CHAS MlNOr Superintendent
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MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE

MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE
NA OUIDE-A practical trrsti~ D~yer before paeslssed
- certs cory, tree Of postage Sold BY SrRISGER
TOWNSEND, No. "a J. G HARRfOT No. ga Brosd.
way; and ~ the sothor, " lamont Physician snd
Surgeon, No. q Rsa6e st. e0rper Of Broadway " "
where be treats all these eOsDp&ns from Il NJ III p NJ
&10M REWARD VIII positively be
Q IVV paii, II the celebrated Bohemian Hrr Dys
does rot instantly cooS r.v rcd HAr beautiful per
rsrer, black CT brown. sire lift AIDES or ift docs 10.
prevent The Hsrfron falling CT Sold Wholesale aud ie
tsi AZ No. 81 Hacscnst
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f0' F E6t1i . r ' COLLINS Co. No IS want, Y
BROWN, SHlPLEY Co, Liverpool
Z. g ROBERTS Co, No. Is Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 Co, Rue Eotre Dame des VIC
tories Pans; or, GEO II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners ships will not Ne accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones or metals un.
less bills of adng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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nFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-This Road

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Thi Road
will be completed to Pittsburgh by December lst after
which ali goods consigned their Aren't Philadelphia
Will 20 through. without uEnsshpment within Seventy
Hours AZ the rates below published Offering 70 Merchants
shirprg 10 points the Ohio River, any Of the West
err waters iscies be received any other route
Their with roads complete by
which Goods be forwarded 70 the Interior Of the West
ern States by Railroad the lowest rates and adj CAGES
without detention. - -. ,,
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia % Pittsburgh.
LIST C,as-Dry Goods Boots Shoe. Sc 81 per 100 ibs
I'd lass-H Hardware, Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sheeting, Wool &c. .S5 cts per 100 rs
Cd Clsss-Cofiee Gu ensware, Heavy
Castings &c ................. 75c's per 100 fbs.
1tb C1sss-Beron Lard Fish Sc.... cts per 100 lbs
No Commission charged for forwarding AZ Phiadeipna or
Piusburrh. h. II. HOUSTON 49,
Freight Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Coz Noe IA
and Z76 Markets. Philadelphia
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IN PTRSTfANCE of AN order of The Surro-

cate Of County Yors hereby all
JOHN HORNBf City Of
Yo decesrd the WITH vouchers thereof 10
The suhscraer ofe ct SCOLES COOPER Esq. No
Chamber. the Cty Of New Yosk before the twenty in
DAY York the .a d,y Of lS
ies3ia JAMES 1. Lyon. N d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

STATS,
DRAPER and TAILOR, No. $40 BroOme-st.,
I(Three doors from Harlem Rsiroad Office New York
NNHE BEST PLACE to get MEMS and
Il BOYS CLOTHING, ready made OF made TO order, is
No. 81 Fultonst. At this establishment You will lind
Ife assortment Of fashionable read nade Clothing also
splendid assortment Of Goods which VIII be made to order
~ q style that cannot be surpassed No. oil Fuonst ~ x
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RAILROAD.-NEW.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. : NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Through in :; hours-New,Jersey
A NJ and 3 7. NJ, from foot of Courtardtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot OF Wanutst Fare reduced
H. s. for hrstcass and & ~ for second-clsss
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above ne and through baggage
carried in the y p lines from New YORK with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross the ferry 10 min
utes before the trains leave.
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RIVER RAILROAD.-winte

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Wnter
i Il Arrangement. Trans leave ChAnberss duly, isr
Albany and Troy. .....,,.,
xth frHins aching Buffalo Montreal ~ oeiocx sane
evening - - -, tpu
$50 1ta-- -. TS-s,n 50 M-AccomnOdAtion TrAin7P. "
Fox Tnrytown az Pm and an Evening Tram IL al
O'Clock. n,.r.Eap
r. Tarrvtawu Peeksku and Pok-epse Trans stop -
Pa~nser. taken AZ Chambers Canal Christopher iitn
SiNDIY TRAINS from Cansst At 80 A N for PO1sh-
t.ar ..d Al N lor Albany, s.0gplns q al ~ sss-
80 GEO. STARK, Superintendent.
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ANCE of an order of the Surro-

rse OF the County Of York hereby - all
rson. hsns Ga sg,n ELIZA W JONES, nte Of ne City
New IoSk deceased the sane Nth voacne-s there
10 tie suhens at her pace Of the ce Of West
Gcvsr No IS MaHst City Of New York. before the
ny ort the th dy Of October S2
ESQ lav6mN ELIZA |. VAN NLENk, AdnlsrNtrN
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

rate The New York uoce hereby 20 az per
h.vrs CLAIMS asau JOHN A. HUGHES. ate Of the CITY Of
deceased the ~t vouchers thereof 8"
he AZ BE- oe Nc Ere Railroad Raas Read
TIE Cty before the isi d,y o. jane
Ds.ed Yort ,he I'D day Of November. lSf,
ps4 l,U6mWs JOHN COLLINS, Jr, A3n'r.
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sSI c.y,uI our Asent ss a~ -k ofrse Trb.s.Js
- II \ Ps.sss ..Sss - $500 - sss'SA~ ssa -
Iiasss
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Of lie County Of View YORK note hereby 20 AT per
sor. having rn arRst MARTIN BRUINS late o. the Car OF New
dcceased present the Nhh vouchers thereof tho
subserher a. IS Roe CITY OF New
on or before the twenty 9TH day Of Decc-0r netL-Daej New
York the sd Lay Of June, 1851 -
THOMAS WALLACE, ENecutT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RlVER.-Ths splendid and superior steamers BAT
STATE, Capt Mm- Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Cap
Bel -n BIsyon leave Alternate days, tSundAys e.
eeped) from Pier No. ). y. R. the Battery, al a.
For feiEhi, apply board the Odee on Per No
TISDALE Il BORDEN, A geutA Nos 20 and III J" est~-
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
Il OCEAN HOUSE, (Lons Branch,l PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
dletown.) and RED BANK-The aud splendid steam
boat THOMAS HURT, Capt. A. IL. Haggerty, vii leave
the New Have Pier Pecksip, East River, As follows
yROM SEW-YoRK. FROM SHREWSBURY.
"wednesday Del Z! NJ "Wednesday Dec. |, II A. VI
Thursday Dec 2 0 A. NJ Thursday, Dec. Z IL. A. n.
Friday bee s. sAM Friday, Dec 5 Il! Pm.
Saturday. Dec. P.M Monday, Dec. 6, | W
Tue.day Dec. : l!PM "Wednesday, Dec g. 2! M.
THURSDAY Dee. 9. Z. + NJ Friday Dec TO- A. VI.
Saturday, Dec. IL. IA NJ. Monday Dec. 49, "a NJ
Tuesday, Dec. II, IAN Tuesday, Dec. IA, 10. A. NJ.
The stages for Squam will connection with boat
Stages convey passengers all parts of the country All
persons forbid trusting the above boat the account OF
The owners.
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Cool.

COAL.-The subscriber has in yards, ana is
" constantly dschsying al the vaross kinds Of Antrs-
cite and BitnmiDous Coals va Peach Orchard Blach
an Of the very best quality, delivered IN handsome order
sd fsr sale low. JAMES l. WORTH
Stb--t- cor. Thompson and 6th-sy cor. Arlos
Downtown Office No g WaIl-st
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH

M
w ERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREAT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and after MONDAY, May 81
until further notce-passeuger steamers and trans VIII
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
WAPD-One Of the frst-clsss steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE. viii leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted. az
NJ and Dunkrk at l. az night reaching Monroe at IN
the day, and proceeding % Toledo the same afternoon
An ex rsss tram will leave Monroe at ppm. or On the
arrival OF the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chr
caeo the sme evening and connecting az Chicago with r
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports on Lake Mich
igsn and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chicago - 49, -
EMPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-ExpIess will leave Chicago At PM, daily
SATURDAYS eNcepted and reach Monroe - next
An express Will leave Toledo every morning
cept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival of the trains from
Chcsgo-nnd reach Dunkirk and Buffalo several hours
vous the for the tr Express trains east from New
York Albany and Boston.
The steamers end trains at Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-Ihis tram will leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex
cepod ct NJ connecting Toledo With line Of steam
es from Cleveland and SandusSy and stopping at al tie
yey statiors. will reach Chicago at 81 PM
GOING EASTWARD-Ltave Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted "a AN stopping az ell stations and arriving az
Toledo ~ M connecting with steamers 10 SandaAky and
Cleveland and arriving there N tEe for all the morning
trains from those places.
packet boat leaves Toledo al AN for Fort Wayne and
ports On the Wabash Canal JOS ii. AOOhEt
ADRIAN June |, 1871 Superintendent
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE {

N SMITH Esq Surrogate Of County OF KINGS hereby
according law 10 all Peon having claims asaH.t ASN Do
RFEUs Of the City Brookyn tcccased that they
CURED exhibit the With vouchers thereof 20 the snbcn
Der a his rodence Road Putnam th'
Cts of Brooklyn bolofe 3st dsy Of Dembsr
Dated June -. ls59 GILBERT DONkMUS,
ie3O law6TnM+ Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

ZINE FURS.--MONARQUE of No. 223
BoweTy the patronage Of the ladies to his rich and
elegant yes Of F1s comprising In part OF Martin lnk,
Fitch, LyEx aud SwedAh Martin Vctorines, Nuts and
before purchasing elsewhere the old establishment No
z28 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPA-
" PANY, for BREMEN via SOUTHAMPrON.-The
Unied States Mad Steamship HERMANN, Edw. Higgins
O. s kavy) Commander, viii sail for Bremen touchag at
Southsmpton 10 land the Mails and Passengers for England
emo France On SATURDAY Dec I, al y o'clock ", from
Pier No. 3, NOrtl River.
PRICES or PASSAGE
From Neir- York q Southampton or bremen;
In First Cabin, Main Saloon.
ln First Cabin. Lower Saloon. 100
In Second oo
An experienced Surgeon is attached 20 the ship.
All letters must pass through the POss-Ofhce
Spocie delivered in HAVE or London. ~
For passage freight, apply to MOLLER, SAND
RIFRA, Agents, No. 81 SOutA-st
CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and New-York steamship
Company's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, Ls5l
turs and 800 horsepower Robert Craig Commander Will
sail from New York for Glasgow SATURDAY 18th JAN
uasy. at ~ O'Clock noon. L..
First Ca in saloon State RooIus). ...........s9o
First Cabin, (Midship State Rooms)............ %
Second Cabin. ......... ......;. ;.;...'..'.'.'. ~
Stewards fee included.
Apply TO J Nc SYMON. No 81 broadway
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Clothing, &r.

AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK of SUPERIOR
IN MANUFACTURED FURS.-Messrs. THOMPSON
ROESLER Manufacturers No, 10 Malden-lsne, invite
attention to their assortment Of Fancy Fus Sc coInprs
inf Royal Ernne HudsOns Bay and Canada Sabes very
6ne GTscian Stone Marten, Mink Marten, Fitch Msren
Mountain Msrten, Chinchls Hudsons Bay Lynx Russin
Coney Siberian Squirrel Int Fitch, Int ErInne Blue
and Brown CoDey Nuts Capes, Victorines BOas Mutt
tees, Mitts, and Trimmings. Also, Gentemens Fur Caps
Nufers Gloves Fur Goats, Fur Oyershoes Foot hu ian
excellent preventive against cold feet in churches
raRes-eveIy traveller should have Gloves,
Sleigh Robes Of Hudson's Bay Wolf Prairie Wolf Genet
Bear and Buffalo All Of which will be found very desirable
Goods and worthy the examination OF purchasers
WIN. NJ THOMPSON.
OTTO ROESLER.
No 10 Maidenlane.
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JEW RoUTF-BUFFALO and NEW.

NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW
~ YORK CITY RAILROAD-ExtensOn Of tae SIX
Foot Tiack Buleo-lhis rUsd extending from biIao
to HOrnslsge the New ORR and Ere Railroad nov
cor p.sd and tut operation, forming, connection VII
that rotd the shortest cheapest and most direct roe %
tween newborn CIiy and bHrao IL q Of the So tyot
russe and hulk in the rios. srbantA manner Est th-
gresier pctcn having been operation so-e nontnA
II Il entirely from the ruushr usual on new %
Fare frrn Newly Ork 10 Bufalo..............cI -
Through tickets and baggage cheeks car b proeari
the Depot Of TIE SewioTk and Enc Railroad i'o' VI
Duare.st Ny. .
TIE tirnes for esvin Newyork nay Be learned ~ reir
cree 20 the advertisements Of the Newly ORR and Ire h
roed The trains vii leave Hornelvie or blnAo % 80
.-,l al DE Fr1e Railroad ,rairs-Buaslo Nov - soI
J O. HOYT. Supt. Bu1aso and y. \. City K X
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

1 United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
- C0MPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL NAIL
SI CALIFORNIA and OREGON, VA AspinwaL AID Pa,
.nla-Ihe splendid new and doUbeensIne U D M-ii
Steamship GEORGIA 400 tuna d: D. Porter U. .;
n Commander. VIII sal on MONDAY. December q I. Z
North River lie PeciIc Nal stes,nshlp Company.
lsr Nal steamer VII h. N readiness Panama 70 receve
San Francisco No eGrts viii be spared by p. two Com
laniet 70 put theu passengers through ~1 sa CON-
6!. and safety.
aGTLs oF rARE TO AsPISwAIL.
Laoies Saloon. Sta;eRooul.
Lower An and Forward Saloon 6o.................
Second CABIN
Passenger vii b. landed At tie railroad wharf AspiE
wall. FREE Transit Of tie Is'hnus 5; the PASSENGERS. ei
pense Pertons securing throush passage BY the United
stses NAL Steamers from NeHYoS have preference Of so
connodaton on bead Of the Pacific Mail sbesner.
Rates Of fare from Panama san Francisco on tie roS
fyoTlts t,rws Poi frsi. or passage spp'y
30. IN West-st corner Of WA--en. y. Y:
B-shppers requested 10 supply Themselves win
the Cornpanys bills Of dnE which will be slEned Il the
Office between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock on The day Of
SAILING
EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The A Bslti-
Il more built snip A CHESEBROUGH, Robert CheSe-
brough. Master, loading at Pier No l. East hiver Tn-
ship sails fast usures the lowest rats and mas superior
accommodations III J. : oAKFoRD, No 80 wsil-st-
VANDERBILT LINE, for SAN FRANCIS
CO.-Only line gvins tickets for cro-ans the
lsthuus!-The favonts ,ubleenEine s:ea-asaiP PRO-
NETHEUS l.eO0 tun, VIII leave from PEE No. 2North
River at O'Clock P. NJ precisely on SATURDAY, Dec.
for San Juan Del So-te direct connecting With IL pspu-
l stetms PACIFIC the Nicaragua Transit Route,
hsv.nr hut -welye miles Of land transportation
Thee steamers unsurpassed in her accommodations
ForinfoTmation sndpassase, apply on2yt
d. ID. ALLEN, AGENT,
No. 9 Batterv-p stAirG
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TNHE NETWORK ard LIVERPOOL UNI
m .IEI Tn. s-.Lns


ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC. Capt Nye
ARCTIC. Capt. Luce BALTIC, Capt Constock.
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built By contract expressly for Gov
eminent ryice Every las been taken ia their
struoton also In their Engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
0uaed for elegance and comfort Price of passage from
Kew.York TO Liverpool in irscas cabin 81 ~ ia second
do 500 exclusive Of 500, from
LIVER COL 10 Neyl ork 4l and go An experenced sur
eeon attached each shin No berth secured until paid for
pROp0SEn DATES OLE SAILING
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DEGULAk MAIL LINE, via StOnlnglOn,
IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORp
and TAUNTON The steamers {. VANDERBILT AID
MASSACHUSETTS. OF this hne, now run regularly As
heretofore. Alternately leaving Pier No North River, rrst
what above batteryplace, daily, Sundays excepted AZ
NJ anc Stonlngion AZ o'clock r NJ OF on arrlSA OF
the nsi 'rsin which leaves Boston ~ 5 p. N.
The MASSACHUSETTS, from Newly oTk-A lndAy'
Wednesday and Enday From S.onington-TuesdAy TaaE'-
day and Saturday.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays, II ?. NJ
For freight paSsaSe apply 6; the oce, No ~ osieiy
Place CT hoard the boats.
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NR BERON's CELEBRATED FEMALE

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA--Dr.
VI UOVGUTONS Pepsin or Gastric Juice, prepared
from rsupst Tie natural remedy FER ts distressing co n
pLut Aseria J. BALL Co, No. 100 NAssau-St
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nor LIVERPOOL-United States Mail

Oh LlN EhIOOL-flsI Iachet WIN lJis-
Il pstch-The and splendid plcset-ship HENRY
CLAY Captain CAukn Will have Immed ate di-pa-ch r
the above port For freight passage having superior &C
comnlo detious. apply
sPOFF0RD, TILEsTON 4 co, No. A. So1th-st
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River, foot
of Battery place Tive hines daily Morning LINE a. 10 An
by steamboat JOSEPH BELkNAP. ta-e :? Afternoon
Fsprpss Line By steamboat JOHN POTTER, az PIP. VI.
Fare lst css. cars IS I'd class hne, 81 Returning,
leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wanui~st at 10 ~. and
ppm. EmiTrant Line by steamboat ATLAS, nom flef
No l. t4PM. Fare 8 50.
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NOR ALRANY-WINTER ARRANGE.

l. YIN ALDAN - w IN En- AhhANpL-
Il MENT-Three Daily Lines Fare, 81 50 The trains
leave City Hall Station corner TryOn-row and CenEFes,
daily, Sundays exceptedl o. follows:
Isl Tram at $50 A. NJ. Mail Train stopping At al
Way Stations.
ID Train al A. NJ Albany Express Train, stopping at
Crotch Falls Dover Plains. HLisdsle AID Chatham -Four
Corners arriving 30 ?. M in time to connect with 23o
Train nom Albany West.
So Tram SIS p NJ Albany Express Train, stopping at
Croton Falls Dover Plans. MieTton. Hilsdsle and
Chatham -Four CorneTs arriving 9l5 NJ connecting az
Albany with Express Tram foT Buffalo
Returning VII leave Eat Albany at A. NJ Express
Train arriving in NewYork u IS l.. NJ his A. NJ Nal
Tran making al stops aud p NJ Express Tram arriving
IL New-York 9l5 p NJ. II. SL0AT, Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate County NJ New York hereby 20 an
prsors claims against JOHN A. TAYLOR late Of the Guy
deceased present the wh shers thereof to
utcrher, hou~ No G6 Canal ~ City Of New
before ne 9h day Of April neItDaed New York,
the nlnetsenih day OF October, s52
On law0mWF LANENIA A. TAYLOR, AdmmFfats
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IN pIIRSIrANCF of an order of Jesse c,
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surf

sate OF The County o. New York hereby all
person. vug elaine against JOHN READ late o. the Cs Of New
Yo dceaed pen the with vouchers thereof TO the
auhs,rt- ~ residence llNhs "a Harlem. the
CITY the 9TH day February
Dated. New York. the 25h ~ Of Aasust, lSil.
au25 lawemWs WILLIAM READ, Adrnnisrsio<.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-19

ALBANY, May 12.-The decision of
the Court of Appeals yesterday, de-
claring the canal law unconstitutional,
is one of the most important ever rem
dered, and will have a very marked
effect upon both public and private in
terests. With this decision the law is
null and void, and the speedy enlarge
ment goes by the board. The enlarge
ment must now be begun afresh, ac-
cording to the obvious requirements
of the constitution. An extra session
of the Legislature will probably be
called by tho government.
There were four opinions rendered.
The opinions are still in the hands Of
the Judges for revision, and will not be
published before next week. The de
cision of the Court creates a profound
sensation throughout the State.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-19

WOMAN Suor,-The wife of Michael
Gait, a resident of Decker township, was
shot on Monday or Tuesday of last week
by her son-in-law, a Mr. Young, to whom
she approached disguised as an appari-
ton. Mr. Young, we understand, had
been previously conversing about the
spiritual rappings, ghosts. &c, and it is
probable was much excited on supernat-
ural subjects, at the time Mrs c., in a
mood of merriment. showed herself to
him, when he seized his gun and fired at
her The ball passing through her neck
occasioned her death in short time
Tincc1,ncS Gazette.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-19
IRr.-A fire broke out in this villag

FIRE.-A fire broke out in this village
on monday last about | o'clock, in the
shop occupied by VIM. Fitch as cabi-
net mandatory and by Hall & Girls
void as door and sash mandatory
The bells Immediately spread the alarm,
twhen our citizens turned out en- m0SSe,
and succeeded, by the most prompt and
efficient action, in subduiug the flames,
which threatened the destruction of the
building and those adjoining. The loss
we have not ascertained. but should judge
that $50 to 5000 would make it good.
No insurance There is a steam engine in
the building, a spark from which proba-
bly caused the fire Brandon Post 1871
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-19

Esg. Randolph needn't boast her nerve
in enforcing the Vermont License Law.
She has done no better, probably, in pro
portion to the number of violations of
the law, within her precincts. than Bar
net, who never boasts A certain inn
keeper who has sold spirituous liquors
openly without license, ever since the
liquor law went into operation was late
" prosecuted ard fined $3.50 for numer-
Gus offences. and like the dealer in Ran
dolph has appealed the suits to the Coun-
ty Court - Californian.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-19

ARMY AND NAvY.-At a supper party
some gentleman gave. "thc army and
navy" This was followed by total 81
lcnce There was no epaulettcd soldier
or lieutanant with gold swabs' to re-
spond for the tent or quarter deck. Mat
ters were in this position when certain
NJ D. rose and glanced around the stump
tuous table
Gentlemen" said he, the health Of
the army and navy has been given. |
am neither soldier nor a sailor. We
have no one here who has shed blood for
his country except myself-yes, gentle
men, except myself | have a hundred
times-yes, thousand times I have
bled for my country-yeS, a"d tHStefca
toOn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-19
ELGIN SpRING HOUSE,.

TINE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE is open for
i the reception of visitors. The Proprietor
will spare no expense TO make it n desirable
place of resort for invalids or parties of pleas
ure. The medicinal qualities of these springs
are equal 10 any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best Physicians in the
country. Reference may be made TO Drs. AL
LEN and Russell, of Middlebury; Drs. BRAD-
FORD, MANSFIELD and HOPKINS, of Ncrgemcs;
DR.. Cram, of Ferrisburgh; DR.. IIEINEBuRG, OF
Burlington; DIR. lIoRToN, of Colchester; DR.
WARNER, of New Haven; DIR. HAzELToY, OF
Bristol; Dr. BaoMLEY, of Huntington; and
DR. WETmERBY, of Wcstford.
The Proprietor will run carriage to the De
pot, in Ncrgcnncs, in connection with the tx
press train of cars running South, leaving Bur
lngton 10: 10 \, NJ. and also with the Accom-
notation Train moving North, arriving at Yer
gcnnes IL: l6 A. NJ. in time toreach the SPRING
for dinner; or with any other train when re
qucstcd.
All orders for Water promptly executed anC
forwarded by the ears or boats, to any part o
the country, in bottles or by the gallon,
/ Z n Post office address Vergenncs, Vt.
Aft SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor