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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
No 8.

An ordnance 10 prevent fat Griut1g ig the 'tree4
No person shall ride or drive, or cause pass
any horse or mule in any Of the streets or al
leyG Of said Incorporated village of Bellevue.
faster than in an ordinary tTot under penal
ty of mot less than one, nor greater than
twenty dollars.
JAMES McKIM Mayor.
E. D. FoLLHTT Recorder.
Passed AuguSt26 1852.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
MOI.

An. ordinance to pxeuent The playing at ball and
quost' 70 ObstsrIet be d1setsoEi Eike r1Eage--R -.
Any person playing at ball. qusits. or other
games obstructing the streets Of the incor-
pOFatsd village of Bellevue, shall be subject
to 6ne of notless than one nor more than
twenty dollars.
JAMES McKIN Mayor.
E. D. FoLLATT Recorder
Passed August 26. 1882.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
No O.

I'm ordinance to prevent ns0nces and to provids for
the abatement thereof IN The iTseorp GRATED UiAge
Of fBelteWe.
Sec. 1. No person within the limits Of the
incorporation shall knowingly suffer any
spoiled or injured 6sb. meat or other proVis-
ions TO remain upon the premises for a longer
period than one day after snsh provisions be-
come offensive, or pack and ropack, or open
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
No 6.

IN ordinance directing the mode Of co,stIetng side
lO0lks and hitehing posts front. and asO directing
hoS0 hey ahGu be eonstrISeted hen the os0seT fails
70 buiH.
Sec. 1. All sidewalks shall be laid with
good and sufficient Gag stone, and the cur
bing shall notsbe less than. az inches thick.
and entering into the earth not less than fif-
teen inches, veil joined together, All such
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11

~ PArson 8rownlow says Of General
-Prracr: ave cannot vote for or support such
A unfaeling and cold bIoOded Yankee aS
ithis." The Locofeco papers win please quote
this when they quote Brownies on Scott.
o. Blade.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
Female Complaints.

Among these are PRorAP,Us UTERI, or Falling OF
the womb CHRONIC EXPLANATION and tIcERArIoN
CT THE W oMB; INCIDENTAL II EMoRRHAGE, or Flood
ing FLUoR ALBUs, or Whites ; CmoRoss PAIN
Full SUPPRESSED, and IRREGULAR MENsTRUATloN, &c
with all their accompanying evils, Cancers except
ed OF whatever duration and severity. ALI. THESE
COMPLAINTS he pleasantly, safely and certainly
remedied by this preparation.
The general failure OF the worthy attempts of The
medical laculiy to This class of dlseases hereto
lore. greatly to be attributed to their reliance upon
local remedies aside from the want OF knowledge
OF the proper treatment tor the general economy -
Already, very many # the profession, having wit
messed its sautary eif'cis, have thrown aside their
conventional prclud lce, and manestng due
regard tor the welfare of their patients, by recon-
mendng the use OF this Medicine and ~ Oriug to ii
themselves m the treatment OF all the complaints for
which II is intended
The influence of this composition upon the female
constitution is OF the most friendly kind the most
delicate and feeble female need have no fears in liz
use Tor any length oi tune Tor ii contains no mercury
nor any article which can prove in any way nlur-
Gus, being made entirely OF vegetable extracts, and
prepared so ms to taste like a pleasant cordial.
The mOdnS Operdnd, OF this remedy, in the cure OF
this class Of diseases, is through the general economy
OF the system, with peculiar determination to the
female organs.
This preparation. after undergoing The most labor
ed and scrunzlng IT ais 10y scientific men in every
possible way, TO perfect lis curative adoption TO his
class OF complaints, tor series OF years, has become
all that could be desired to fulfill its miss ion and by
its fruits it may now he known in the cure of thou
sands; but its career is but Just entered upon toi
millions OF ladies are now suffering Tor want OF lts
aid.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms OF the above dis
eases, together with testimonials from ladies' of the
highest respecabllty certified 10y the most salts
factory authority in the pamphlet to all which the
attention of ladies and practitioners is respectfully
invited can be- had gratis at the store of
THEODORE A PECk, Apothecary, 4 geid Bur
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
INDIA RUBBER GLOW S.
NlTTENS. &C.

iNoUNTRY MERCHANTS IN MAKING THEIR
" Purchases, should not neglect tn Sc desirable and
saIeahle articles. Their manufacture has been much
improved recently and they are made very durable
Particular attention is requested TO the
Wool Lined GloreS and .Htttens,
They are Indispensable in cold and wet weather.
Ladies will find these Gloves useful in any work that
will soil the hands, nj the same time that they will
cure the worst Salt Rheum or Chapped, hands m-
mediatey They are made al lengths TO protect the
prms and wrists For sale by Bowen 81 McNamee,
New York Norcross II Towne, Eoston; John
Thornley,, PhIadel pha ; f. M. Punderson & Co.,
Baltimore; Gill a Brother, St Louis; Bart &
Hickcox, CINCINNATI, and by all Rubber Dealers IN
the Union
For sale a retail by Country Merchants through
out the United States ana Canada
Sept IS. 1852 wl2mos3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
New Furniture store.

No .2Ercaangc Bulding, College Street.
V'HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST OPENED A
large Stock OF rich, medium and low priced
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
DR.. COMES SYRUP
Ginseng and Malva

THIS Compound, now established in
L universal favor by its great and Acknowledged
merit is used in every Family, recommended by all
physicians This medicine is based upon a recipe
procured in Cnina by DR.. COME, the celebrated
oriental traveller. It's wonderful properties for Pu-
riying the Blood, and in all complaints OF Bilious
character are everywhere acknowledged. For
INCLINATION OF THE LUNGS,
Splitting OF Blood, Bronchitis and every disease Of
the vital organs, this great remedy is without par
ael. For Coughs, Group, Whoopng- Cough and
all Diseases OF the throat it is a sure and prompt
cure. 1t possesses The remarkable power OF Dssoiv-
ing Loosening and Removing downward, all phlegm
that may obsruct the throat, and is without ques-
ton Natures most potent remedy Tor
G o NJ S v MP ON,
and all diseases that arse from Coughs and neglect
ed Colds 1t has cured canker Salt Rheum, Erysip-
elias and Scroiula-dlseases which have defied the
power of other medicines have yielded to this. 1t is
pleasant and palatable and a Restorer OF Appel
lite, it stands UnrvaIled 1t has never been equaed
as Dyspeptie Remedy, and for Iiritation OF the
Nerves, Lowness OF Spirits, or Headache, is a sure
cure.
The interesting history Of the Ginseng, &c is to
be had in pamphlets, gratis. The Compound is con-
tanned in Quart Bottles
s1,OO per BOttle.-Six Bottles for SIS 90.
WILSON, FAIRBANk & CO, sole Agents
Nos Is and IS Hdnorer 81, BOSTON.
to Also tor sale by the principal Druggists in the
city and country.
1ept. 10, 1852. wl2mos6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
California Express n Exchange Co.
Joint stock Capital,
= 3 90 @ 90.

$40 @ 90.
WELLS FARGO g. co.,
PRINCIPLE OFFICE. No. 10 WALLS ST, Ny
DIRECTORS:
Henry Wells, WIN. G. FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON. JAMES Mckay.
ELIJAH J. WILLIAMS, ALPHEUs REyNoLps,
EDWIN Is. MORGAN, ALEX. NJ. {. SMITH,
Henry d. RICE,
EDWIN B. MORGAN, President.
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
II HIS Company established upon basis of the
l greatest security and permanence under the
control and management of the oldest and most ex-
perienced Expressmsn in he United States having
made oslve arrangements with the [. :. Mail and
Pacific Steamship Co.'s, and with Iurtado Il Broth
ers, the great mule owners and mail carriers the
1s,hmus bv which their Express Freights are insured
precedence OF all others, and the rapidl,y and
certainty OF transit % tls L Mai a would respect
fully bnr confidently, assure their TRENDS and the
pnbllC, that whntevrr they undertake to do, will be
done IN the most p"anpt uri faithful manner
The Company DO General Express Forwarding
Agency, Commission ana Xchlnge business pur-
chase aud sell -oli nu-t, Bullion and Bills OF TX
change collect and pay Notes, bil IS AVID Accounts
forward trod Dust, nnuun ana Specie Also Pack
ages, Parcels aud Frelghts OF al. descriptions, by
every U :. Mail Srenmer via AslNwall and Pana-
ma between he city OF \. York and IN city OF San
Francisco, and III" prnc7nI CITIES and towns in Cal
liornia connecting at New York with the lines OF
IN" American Express Company ne llarnden Tx.
press, fu.en, Nrgll II Co.'S Northern and Canada
Express, Davenport AMI Nnsou's New Bedford Ex-
Jr'Ss, and Livingston, Wells & Co.'S European tx
press.
We hav" established O.i,os and faithful Agents in
all tnr principal ci'l"s aud towns throughout the
Eastern, Middle and Western States ana Ialifornia
tHlthlnl SPECIAL Messenger IL sent IN charge ct
each Express {" destination ; gong aud returning
with thr regniarirv OF tho e. S Nall.
All packages must ne made water. proof, and not
exceed 10 pounds ! a weight or ~ cubic feet
m"asurrlneut.
SAMUEL 7 CARTER for nlorv years competed with
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22

Business Directory
SEPTEMBER 1852.

Inc Gard List, cUllectedby S VI PErrfNGttL &
20 Newspaper Advertising Agents, No. 10 State
street Boston who are author zrd by the publishers
OF the best and MOTT WIDELY CIRCULATED Newspa-
pers throughout the United States to take advertise.
nents and subscriptions at their LOWEST RATES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22

va! IaFnt, ana warranted not to be- affected by
heat or cold
:, Amongst the goat variety are Coats, Canes,
rants, Caps, Air Beds and Pillows, Live Prrsrrvcre
i,orse Covers, Nursery Shepting Carriage Cloths
ihfuober Gloves and Mlttrns, Surgical Articles,
itraVeIlng Bags, Rubber Boots and Shoes, Rubber
iioS'' Nc, &C. Al wholesale and retail by
VI LEIGHTON.
81 Washington ST. Boston, Mass.
MUEL EMMEs 81 CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers of
H1- u "a q s4rso
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
Hats, FWs, Hatters' Plush and 1'rimm,nrs,
No. 10 Elm St, BOSTON.
FURS ! FURS FURS!!!
WIN. DALLINGER,
No. 9 Hanover Street, Boston.
[ JERKS great inducements TO purchasers of
~ fancy Furs, at whopsnle or retail having n
very large stock OF beautiful good. winch he offers
at lower prices than any other dealer
BOSTON SAFE MANUFACTORY,
i6 Charlrstown Street.
NE Subscriber is now prepared 10 make to or
DER any size of FiEE Poor SAFES at the short
est ho'ice, ana warranted TO give satisfaction both
IN workmanship and price. He has had more than
ten years experience pr'c,ical Sale maker ana
feels confident that he is IN king as GOOD an ticle
as any other Mmuticurer. AMI as chem
ms the cheapest. Persons in tho cam
tiy wishing the inside case arranrcd differently
from our regular style, have it made to suit their
tancy by forwarding a drawing Of the same anu
when finished, forwarded forthwith, with cIty re.
terence. Constantly on hand, n good assortment
which cannot tail 10 establish reutation for my
wolR' ANY communication Chepruly answered
K. kERSllAW.
SALAMANCA SAFES,
and STEEL LINED CHESTS.
Manufactured by DEMO & ROBERTS. cornc,
Cau'eway and Friend Streets, Boston. Also. man.
raclurers at Crltchersons Improved Bread Nachin,
Tor IN king Ship BreaI, Hard and Soh Crackers.
sugar and Soda Biscuit.
EDWARDS, HOLMAN s. co.,
MANUFAcrr RtRs OF
IMPROVED SALAMANDER SAFES,
PATENT BANK LOCKS, BANK VAULTS,
Iron ami Steel Chests, Strong Bores &c. Sc.
Warranted Fire and Burglar Proof
i6 and as Congress Street, BOSTON.
30 III n p Low ELL,
Manufacturer g. realer in
G U.NS s. GU.N .NITERI.1LS,
Of EVERY DECEPTION,
p Dock Square, Up Stairs, Boston.
-Four Doors East Of Exchange Street.
1. STE"HENSON ~ co.
BALANCE AND SCALE MANUFACTURERS,
No. - Water st, Boston
DEARBORNS PATENT BALANCES,
La'Gr Platform Balances Railroad Track Ralarces,
PLATFORM SCALES, COUNTER SCALES ETC.
(,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE

invites the public to examine the same and assurey
them that he will supply them with every variety
Furniture, Feathers, Feather Beds, Hair, Palm Lea
aud Hnsk Mattresses Pew Cushions, aud ali kinds
OF Upholstery goods OF rs good qualIyand styles and
at as low prices as they can be obtained in Boston
or Nan York.
Ills lnngeHpenence as a practical Cabinet Maker
and deaern Furniture aud Upholstery GOODS. rlyes
hun advantages in selecting ard purchasing goods
very seldom equaled and he DOES not hesitate 20
warrant every article fully equal to VIVA, he rspre>
sents.
individuals in want of Furniture will dc well to
Gallon Mr. ALLEN before purchasing elsewhere
|. =. ALLEN.
Burlington. April y 81 d6t&wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22

e=S l HE FOLLOWING is LIST OF MANY nF TIVE MOTT
SUBSTANTIAL AND HONORABLE BUSINESS FIrMs IN
BOSTON. MERCHANTS AND OTHERS VISITING TINS
CITY, WILL FIND TIE DIRECTORY or GREAT SERVICE
TO THEN, AND THEY ARE ADVISED TO TAKE IT WITH
THEM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22

Il HE superiority
j of the above
compound over all
others, for the cure
OF this class of diff
culties, and the oniy
remedy in a large
proportion Of such
cases (; the immense
numbers now aillct-
ed and upon beds of
sickne So, or other.
wise suffering pith-
ont a remedy, are
our inducements to
lis preparation and
dissemination thr'o-
out the country.
Our knowledge oi
the superior rcmedi-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22

al powers Of this composition, and it's excellent and
kind influence upon the female constitution, is ioun
ded upon the truths of medical science and confirm
ed by the experience of thousands of ladies' who have
taken Of this CATHOTlCON with the mos, happy
and universal success for the diseases aud derange
mcnts commonly called
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
y w. PETTENEILL & co.'s fOSION
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES.
ID j. e. w & AIkIN : ,

Fhysician, Surgeon an .lccomhcu
Orrlcf, lis PLEASANT STREET, - . BosroY.
"! CIAL attention given to diseases Of
~ Women and Children. Many diseases consd
ered incuabr, or relieved only by an operation per.
ininently cured by means at once simple aud safe,
MARRIED LADIES who, tirom i'll hratt maliormation,
or oInei caus's are exposed to great risk, uncon-
mon suffering at their accouchment, may learn to
AVOID those dangers 10y timely application to DR.
tAhklNs either personally or by letter. Patients
from the country, visiting Boston Tor mcdical n ,
should be sure to call on him. Accommodations
provided tor those wishing 10 stop few day in the
cry. All communications strictly corfldrnflal and
promrtly replied to. Med cincs safely sent to any
part Of the county, when desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Danring 6tbools.

4 DODWORTH's DANCINGACADENY
~ No Ss Broadway, next 70 Grace Church, will open
for the ensuing season WEDNESDAY October g. at u
NJ for Lades at b for Children and 1T lor Gentlemen
Tor tenns, Sc- see Gard OF Terms.
10 - with feelings VI than usual pride and satftc-
non that announce the commencement Of the Glasses fDr
THIS season. Having removed ~ the building Just
erected expressly for ts purpose o-r for hs
Use OF my pupils the most zat and complete
establishment erected ia this city the Experience of
many years enabling 20 know and provide for every
IL the fullest IL my inenti,a MAKE tins what
sch an establishment should be, piece Tor mental and
physical royenent connected with innocent and bene
tcla recrration and WI be my particular 10 make
everything condnce the good department and general in
proyemebt OF all who may BE- placed under NY charge
The Classes for Gentlemen will DC arranged on entirely
new system which will greatly facits'e the progress and
add very mUch the Of the pupils Ba, rs too
much space would be taken by desbinz the system here
the pub she'd refereed % ~ iGrnsng description
Of the new method and ia advantages
All the Dances Of the present and former 9sasons viii
be iRtr duced.
Private soisees for pupils only, semi rlnsthly.
The Acsd, ny ,euisrkaby fortunate IN being accessible
from nearly ali parts Of tho city by Stages Elroad
there no than thirteen lines ws pas directly IN
non, II the door CT within one three square il
and Arrangements have sO been made 70 rom
Eas: Broadway Medoas aud that directly
the Academy thus sordEy the patrons IL tnzt part
equal facilities E.th the other portions-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
DANCING and Waiting, at Montague

~ Hnll Court-st near Non.lgue-p lsce.-Mss A. Ian.
NAY wou form Asr patrons aud the residents Of Brook
lyn tiGt she viii reopen feT School on WEDNESDAY,,
Uci. &c. DAYS Of in str1cfan WEDNESDAYS aad SATCR-
DAYS commencing az y O'Clock Tho first Soirss WI: take
place FRIDAY, Noy. ii the succeeding SoEes to
third FRIDAY of Zach monh daring the ssson. schools
ard famihes after ed in New-York or Brooklyn.
Commnuicauons addresssd 10 Mira LASNAf, Montague
hall. Bro iyn, III VIII prompt stssrtion -
B-Jsrsry Guy, Mrs. LANNAf'S class % MIS- Gis-
de syres s,Looi coTrer of Grand aud Greenss VIII %
rened on MONDAY, OFT ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

EOR SALE-Ths two-stOry House and Lot
tplcaantly sisuated in Cen5-TlAndst. BEsofiyn
hors ncr-h Of LaiayerfeAv the ssS On tie -sr
ro,r iht-c are o-peEiors, fe-rvgHl hehea bahro5n
bedroom IN the attic TIE koase has been bail. two van
and IN complete orler The PrcaS s-lis ia corse
SnssSs Of removing out Of the State. Inquire OF M
0OopALL, NTH hsase nsFtk, IN same stgrst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
ACADEMY.-sisnor A. CHER

~ ARDI ass;ss.d nv Madame CHERARDl, respsctf'.y
bss to INFO his rc-Jns and the pubic tat hs pencns
on Of PUPILS on SATURDAY, Oct l6 DAYS 81 tu;nn sor
Young Lsa:s ard Masters ednesdays sIs s.urdays sid
fer g. ntleInen Tnssjsys dsy et7fA Fr,lvs les-
rcbs in anies vii aso be given AID ssss sseat a to IN
schools aud academies. All eoas,euIcasens a'es-d TO
siyep VS1Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
GOOD BUILDING LOTS at PRIVATE

y sALE a. NLAkkNIENI LIZ, I. L-Beantn l Lot =
nrecersie prcr payable lrstaltx-Ifs II taOath
The whole OF ms beautiful village. embracing nearly
hnna.ed lois Except Two hundred already od IA offered
for sAe n prlces rem SO 20 $50 sea Ias Pc= 4 az
rs,d On TIE Brooklyn ana JaIA.cs PiAk Road with tie
Leg Island Railroad pAsng throagh I've ceater. and
sboaf u niles NliA.nsbaTSh aid Brooxlyn
Fer Of 70 surpassed 81 sEse IN t1e
vicinity Ct NewlOrk hAving frequent By
s-srs the Pznk Rosd sn1 I've t,e- s=ch ~ay, daily
By the kaosd Il is finely located II tie center Of lovely
rlGin ind fte ake froEl sFATs and rough
land The village lEii = bTOal and
rals the centre one TIRE nvoOd4v beas a0 re; IN width
The tile Of the property perfect; having been fan
y rearly 10 years complete Abstract VII Be furnished
puIcksseIs- AoEr,her tha- who would esap- high
city e arsTous 81 bglnx this
the hest oyrcTfunry Vel offered the pubic AL tn.
ste viii te sraea the exnse OF the present pr0p.-
ttcgs- For MAPS further particulars apply 70
ALBERfH. NICOLAY
Real Estate srd General Aactone~r No. 70 Walls Aaa-
haitian Bank Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
MOUNT WASHINGTON CoLLEGIATE
MR.. JOHN MAC MULLEN b,. on.noa :.

n
w Dsy school for Boys AZ 10. so Bow.ry orr blocf
from SrcEcSsy md tse Gcors zbove Dolds H.. I'm.
tsI5 per qaairrl VIII Necessarily keep his scIool VT
small Having resided than years in E1cope .n3
esTR5 rrced and taught for mary years in tl. Civ of
N,w-fork he feels hin sell qualified 70 60 Justice 10 bos-
WHO may be placed II bis hAils Besides Spelling Raj
NJ, wiring and Arithmetic, there Will be Taught without
sx.rs charge, Greek, Lstn, Frreh, Spanish German
iiahsn IeaSns Music, Gymnastics and Dancing Cirea
las at Loekwoods No. Iii, and Crcwen's No Sc Broed
way
Play Ground Cor Boys. Tweuty-6ve subscriber. v,n,ss
Isrn. sis yea Address J. MAC AULLEN, Ne. rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
xHTaTCHEs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g.

W BROTHER. Nos, ~ Fnlpn-st and lac Bowery, woaA
call The attention u their numerous fiends and cs,,nsis
that are Visiting die city II they wtn OF lne Gan
Watch such bccsey I0bsA Cooper, Taylor, and otssf
celebrated Makers or Silver Ware sush FORKS Sp.se
essc,s Gold JewsIy &C. that now psspa!!ssa
better than ever 70 sell The goodA "a ~.
meet retSorsble Our s,cek i-e .nd ven s<resed
a. ressrcs tEsfe, eheapDea and durability Oar mos
eoirg brnefs 10 buy and eel for cash and scons WI
yente6 - reprseItrd hour eusfoa @sss ssfosy W"
cated-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Maifbss, aemelrp, &r.
'ATCHES, JEWELRY, SILYER and

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILTEK and
w sILNER-PLATED WARE-A very largo s<s,ft-
t..s sold ord silver Iais.' ami 6ent!s Wichss silver
Of lie standard VI dollars very aolerAs price
ces b: found 1t y. w. PACETMANS Jsselsy sSo.e tes
tsbhshed 1897 No. 10 CsnaI-ss. wnsehfs 5e~elry and
slyeivue mad. 70 order and repaired Tbs drsx OF Esq
bah sud Swiss Wsehss repaired WITH prr.Scsr cxrc ena
vsI,ntcd CAIns gold taken in exchange md made up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET-AtNo 327

II Broadway-Two large, pleasant front and back Rooms
third floor handsomely furnished VIII be let either
separate or together 10 Gentlemen without board In:
qure a. above, Of c. H. RING corner Broadway and
JoLu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Real Getate for Sale.
A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT-Tc

HANDSOME COCNI I'M SEAl-ioSc'n-
"A er with WaieTPoweT adjoining. sufficient TO drive a
large Manufacturing establishment sTe are u acres OF
the very best Of land with fine apple orchard that pro-
duced leo barrels of choice winter tat TINS season
house but few old containing eleven rooms and cell
lar; the mann part sc feet front and - feet deep two sio
with awning i6 by 10 feet. u story aud basement
door Good barn n By "a feet excellent garden, with
straw berries FasIberrss goosebeuies currans &C Too
hou,e is very handsomely situated rsng ground with
fine lawn which extends 10 beautiful sheet OF wafer OF
about four surface This place situated in the south
ery part Of Sonestown abOnt ~ miles FROM New YORK "
raiss westerly from the Harlem urJad Depot At Wait
lockvle and ~ miles esstey from Pcekski The place
together with the waerpower aud factory, % by f-e'
and three stories is offered for ~ Twoth.rds may
main II desired Ifspped for immediately the stock hay
farming utensils &c, OF he present occupant can be had ~
a low rate Inquire Of JAMES T. MILLER, OF Henry
and Pacific s;s, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
ESsEX sE,lIyARY-L. LYON. AN. T..

IL LYON, ID, and ATs. Nj. {. LYON Principals
Completeness Of boarding aTangemcuts Kind and etient
tuition and he lfhy location, combine 10 render ths ln-
dsSrsble tor those seeking thorough and
accomplished education. Pupils received a. any time lis
location the the beautiful margin Of the Connecticut
RIVER the eaboad and easy OF access by the New
York end Hartford daily steamboats, For health AMI
alton the Teachers and pupils are furnished with
e1rrogcs and wetrnined sad c-ho.scs Circulars be
hsd OF WIN II. LYON, No. Deysf % the Principals,
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