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THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
GKR. GlE@'EggEC egsjECE.


Prepared from RENNET. or the Fourth Sro-
MACH OF the OK. a..er directions of BARON LIE
BIG, The great Physiological Chemist, by j. 5.
HorGHroN, VI. D.. Philadelphia, Pa.
~ DGGEST.' such is the meaning Of the word
PEpSlN. It IS The chief element, or great Digest
Ing Principle Ct tae Ga3.ric Juice--'he SIrcHt Of
The EoI7. lie purifying. preserving and stimulating
agent Of the S.oma'b aud lutcstines. lis extract
eli from tie digestive stomach Of The OK, thus
io.niHg ,rae Iicaeiirs Fio.i, precisely like The
gastric uice in lis chemical powers. and furnishing
. complete sd gz!ioc. substitute for il.
tbs IS Nfip'.'S crn Tlmedg for an unhealthy
.tgm.cl ne art of man can equal lis curative
powers. Itcoata.ls no Alcohol. Bitiers. Acids or
Nauscous Drugs. his extremely agreeable 10 The
taste, and may be taken by he most feeble patients
who cannot cat water cracker without acute dis
toss. Beware Of Gruggei mutations. PePs.n Is
NOT \ DRUG.
Ha!g q tea,p,o.f,,r Of F,ps,a infused in water.
viii digest or dissolve Fire Pounds Of Rods: Beef
IN about two hours, out Of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
The scientific evidence upon which this remedy
is based is in he highest degree curious and re-
maEkahic
Call on the Agent and get descriptive circular,
gratis, Civ NJ large amount Of Scicatfc EriRmCr,
from Liebg's animal Chemistry; d.. Combe's
Physiology Of n.;e.iior; Dr.. Perera on Food and
Die; d.. John w. Draper, Of New York Univer-
sity; Prof. Dunglsoas Physiology; Prof. SiIiiman
OF Yale Co.ogr; Dr.. Carpenters Physiology, SC;
together with reports Of cures from all parts Of the
United States.
FcPSIN ~ FLUID AND POWDER.
D.. HSahioa's Pops'n Is prepared in Powder
AID Fluid ForIn-a.d in Prescription yiuis for the
use II Physicians. The Powder will be sent by
nall free OF postage, for one dollar, sent to Dr.
HaurAlon, Philadelphia.
OBSERVE THs!-Every bottle of the genuine
PGIsN, has tie written signature Of Df. J. S.
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BAGUERREOTYPE

A PPAR ATUS FOR SALE.
A CAMERA, of good size and great power, to-
"A gether with lot of stock, such as plates,
chemicals, and fixtures will be sold cheap. Apply
to D. II. WITT, near Fayet
June l0-tf
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HI. BEARD.
TO THE PUBLIC.

This is 10 certify that M-ssrs. h. T.. & NJ. T.
Powell of Cambridge. Mo-. have ordered several
of my patent saddles, made under my Inspection
Persons purchasing OF them may depend on getting
good aruce. H. BEARD,
Oct 2S-3m st. Louis. Mo.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
n will apply at the January Term of the
Probate Court Of Saline county, for final settle
ment of their administration on the estate Of Toe,
Meadows, deceased.
ISAAC MEADOWS.
SAMUEL MEADOWS,
November 2j--.w Administrators.
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HgEE.y g,E4E.
FASHIONABLE HALTER,

Opposite The Planters House, 81. Louis, No.,
bAS now on hand large and well selected
l. L stock of fall style hats, including his own
much admired style. He is prepared now to war
rant the goods sold by him as being of the very hest
qtalty-eNceed by none in this market. The
subscriber has also every variety of hats and caps
for winter wear, of the latest and most fashionable
styles, and of superior quality. He may be found
in person, at all times, at No. 43 Fourth street
where he tends 10 receive the continued patronage
Of his friends and the public.
Nov. IS. T.. II. MELVILLE.
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GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.

NLOTHS, different colors and prices; Boots and
~ Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., together with one Of
the largest and best stocks Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Ever brought to this market, which will be sold
cheaper than ever. They are made of the best
materials, and in fashionable andsdurable STYLE
GREENABAUM & BAFTH
Fayette, May 6.
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1852. K. III. DENNaSSF 1862.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN ~
Produce and Family Groceries.

Old Franklin, No.
7 WILL at all times pay the highest market price
l. in cash, for Hemp, Wheat, Bacon, Lard, and
produce generally. My arrangements are made to
buy ALL that may offer, and | would respectfully
solicit call from farmers before dsposing of their
crops. am prepared to furnish Sugar, Coffee,
and Grouud Alum and Kanawha Salt in quantities
10 suit. at bare commission above ST. LOUIS cost
and freight. Also, on hand general assortment of
groceries. Tmh111 +. H. DENNIS.
n. B.-Having a new warehouse in the course
of erection, | shall have ample room for storage
will attend faithfully to the interests of those
who wish to ship produce for sale in St. Louis or
eastern markets, and also to receiving and storing
merchandise Of every description. f. II. d.
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glasgow. April |, 1852.
ENTd.

Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Spice, Ginger,
Pepper, Indigo, Madder, Salaratus, Soda,
Tea, Powder, Shot, Lead, Cross cut saws, axes,
Scythes, shoyels, spades, forks, broad axes,
new and improved Window Fastening, for
sale By April 30 /. A. SAVAGE.
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Roots & SHOES.

A SPLENDID assortment of Ladies Shoes of
~, the latest style, extra fine Boots and Patent
leather CATER boots
april % D. BRONSON.
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TO CARPENTERS

1t is our intention If we can make large sales. to
continue This business. at above prices which is lie
lowest point at which sales can be made. At pre-
sent our stock is large and Of The best quality.
(l11y7 Ony one price. TeIms. CASH.
WESTON F. BIRCH s son.
GLASGOW September %. 1852
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CataWba Winrs s. CIaan,pgrse.
= BIS. Longworth's sparkling Catawba Wine.
y BXs, Buchanan's Still Wine;
10 Baskets Champagne, assorted brands:
In store and for sale by
Sept 80. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
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EEHSAY!

TUST RECEIVED
y 100 Bb!s "Babbitt, Good s Co." Whisky
100 Half Bills do do do
100 Bbls. "Derby'' do
70 do "Christy'' do
For sale by PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow, Nov. %, 1852.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY,

Watch Makers end JceIleY, s.. Louis, Mo-,
S KEEP constantly on hand, complete as
~ softment of Watches, Jewelry and Silver
NE ware Articles Of Jewelry and Silver ware,
to order.
N. B.-Particular attention paid to the repairing
of watches. T. & G. w. HEQUEMBURG,
Corner of Second and Chestnut sts. st. Louis, Mo.
October 81, 1S5C-1y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
ME BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
iChh ana LiN EkfOOL. direct and betweel BOSTON
and LIZ khfOoL-The Boston ships only calling al Halifax
70 .sna and receive rlails and passengers.
ARABIA Capt JEdkinS. AFRICA. Capt HNrrisou.
ftkslA. CsIt -, EUROPA Capt R-s-ie.
ASIA Cart Lott. NIAGARA Capt Leitch.
AMkkICA. Capt. y. Shannon, CANADA, Capt Lang.
There vessel. carry clear white sht masthead
on stsrtoard bow, nd on port bow.
ASIA Lott, from NEN-iOkk. "Wednesday Oct 20.
AMERlCA. shannon, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Oct y.
EthOl A. Retire. from NETWORK "Wednesday, Nov.
NIAGARA, Leitoh, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Nov. 10.
Ar RIGA Harrison, I'm. NETWORK "Wednesday. Nov. IL.
CANADA. Lang from BOSTON "Wednesday, Nov p.
ASIA Lou. from NEW-fORk "Wednesday, Dec /.
~ ROfA, Re fine. from NETWORK. "Wednesday. Dec Is
NIAGARA, LeItoh, from BOSTON "Wednesday Dec. p
AfhlCA A. Harrison, n. NEW-IORK. "Wednesday. Dec y.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON "Wednesday Jan. 5 1855.
ARABIA Judsins, I'm. " YORK Wednesday Ian. - 1853
AMERICA, Shannon fIn. BOSTON, "Wednesday, Jan 10.
Passage from New-lork Boston u Lverpool-Flrst
calm $40; second cabin. so.
BeEths not secured until paid for
Freight NIL be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
u All letters and newspapers must pass through the
POst-OfiCe. For fri light passage apply tO
T. CUNARD, No. { Bonylin g-green.
u French German and other Foreign Goods received
and brought with British Goods Through bills
OF ladlnE gwen in Hsvre for New-York-
WA1cHEsBy order OF the British Treasury, watches Of
foreign manufacture, bearing the marks of English
manufacturers Will be hereafter admitted EnEandn
su for the United States and other
quence Of which French and SWISS watches be shipped
Bavre for New FORK Boston VIA Liverpool without
curing the rsk heretofore OF being seized by the En-
glish Custom House.
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N-Ew.HAvEN and NEW.LONDON RAIL

~ ROAD-SUMMER ARRASGEMEST-On and
after WEDNESDAY, Aug 10, ls'1 Trans VIII run - ''-
lowe:
Leave New Haven 81 - A n Accommodation Irsin
Er NewLoDdOu, stopping AZ al starion- 10 4 NJ EA
pres Train r Guilford Connecticut River, Lyme He
Sew-Loudon with the .sssmooat and ~
knes for storinstOu Providence and Newport so NJ
AceouEodsfioR Trsin for New London, stopping a 81 A
tlCr -. r.
Lssve New-Loudon a. $50 A N Accommodating TrSin
fr New Haven stopping Al al ststIons lofI VI Ek,
rre Train fur LYME. Connecticut River Orlliort and
New Haven l-svns Newport PROVIDENCE ana
SfOuir stOn IL the HVruIng. arriving a. NeSLond'n
iske tins uaIn for Newly Ofk. 80 r NJ Accommodation
Tn IL for New-Hzven, stopping az al sAt.ons
The II 3 NJ EEpress TIM leaves NsS haven on ne
arrival OF the A NJ Express Tram ron SeE.f 9ra
The 6h5 p NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
or the ARRIVAL Of the SO r n Express Trz,n LON Se@
York. =. 49,.
The TrHir. having NewLordon q; 80 a NJ and lo+1
A. NJ connect Il Aev-HAvea with Se~fork Trains .;
SIS A VI. and LIS p. VI.
tsts the E1Tres Trans AZ NewHaven for H-f0rd AID
81 III fled Tor Nev-fork, the slne evening
RICHARD \. DOWD, SaPt
NewHsven, August H. lk2
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH

WI ERN INDIANA RAILR0ADS-GREAT MAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On md after MONDAY May 81
until further BOtice-psssenseT steamers and trains VIII
EXPREsS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST:
WARD.-One Of the frstclass seamers SODIhEhS
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will leave Buffalo daily sundays encept-d az
NJ and DunkIk at II at n zht reaching Monroe AZ M
the ne II day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An expires tram will leave Monroe % ZP.M, or on the
arya the beet daily Mondays excepted reaching Chr
casO the and connecting Chicago WITH nf
eass steamers Milwaukee and other ports on LAKE NICE
ssn and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly non
ChcexO. - .D,.,<, r, ,,,
EXPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WAKD-Expree ira will leave Chicago az sf NJ, dally,
saceT ted and reach Monroe az - next m1rnnS
An errrsss viii leave Toledo every morn ns ex
cept sunday and leave Monroe ARRIVAL OF the trans ro
Ceago-and sch Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
yiou. 10 the time tor st Express trans east from New
York, Albany ana Boston , =, ... -. - -
The and trans o. agnlVe WIZ SVNeSs '1 "aJ
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WAkD-This tan Will leave Toledo daily, sundays ex
cetted et NJ connecting et Toledo with ne Of seAa
ers ctn Cleveland and send1sky AID Stopping At al the
Kav stItipuA WILL reach Chicago a. ~ IN
COING EAsTWAkD-Leaye Chicago daily, Sundays
xceutsd q "a An sDpplng AZ all stations and srrvnz At
Toledo AZ NJ connecting with seanerst y Sand1<ky AID
ClfveIsrd and arriving there in tine for al the morning
Trans from those places.
Ar.E9tIoat leaves Toledo 6; An ior Font Wayne and
ports . tie Wabash Canal JOS II MOORE,
AGrGr June l. 1852 Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SIXTl-FOUk

desirable BUILDING LOTS on l4lst and t2dss, aud
on 7h and thavs forming Block Of Ground IN the LIN
WaYd of the City Of New-York. at auction.
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER viii sell at auction on
THURSDAY Oct. 2 at II o'clock al the Merchants TX
change the following choice lots Of ground, va
Avenue Propey-Sixyf -four very desirable lots OF
ground forming entire block Of ground bounded by h
and shays and by l4st and i2ds IN the l1h Ward Of
a. City of NewYork The above lots all full sire snd
beautifully situated for immediate Improvement and as the
grouud is free rocks dry snd level they are admirably
heay and very desirable for private residence or other
purposes offering unusual Inducements for the investment OF
capital portion Of the purchase money can remain on
bod and mortgage for three years For maps describing the
above property and further particulars apply to the suc-
tioneer. No Broad-st
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Water Cure.

HYDE OPATHIC INSrITUTE.-Dr-
TRAIL reeeiyes patients 81 the cemmodius City
Establishment, No. IS Lskhst, (recently enlarged BY
new budins) special department for the Mechanical
and Surscsl OF female dlseaseS dspacements
ke- ls under the charge of Drs TRAIL and HoSFoKD.
MRS. L. n. FOWLER, NJ. d., will consult
WI with ladies' medically her residence No 20 Esse
Broadway, from "a. NJ TO 7. NJ.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATERCURE,
OSOUTH ORANGE AUTHORIZATIONS 10 tho
INSTITUTION take the Morris ard Essex Railroad the foot
OF Courtlsndtst, az st and u NJ, and and r N.
Returning leave WaterC Cure Station st and 81 A. ".
and South Orange at 81 and y p N.
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CUPREME COURT Of the State Of New
- YofI.-BESJANIS CURTIS Stiles " LIGHTHoURsE
sId DIAyA LIGHTHOURHg assaa WILLIAM W. CAMP
BILL ELIZABETH sKELTos md SAMUEL l. BURRirT-
for reef-Cen net TO the Defendants foa
hee nrnnsd md required 70 he eonpn u s Acton,
rhsb fled the ose q the cek n the csy and County Of
the City Hal and coy a yoar
the fad eomps NJ the ah-cfs at ha- os No -
Wan sad city within tWeEfy taJs A;sr the service q THIS
you excluve o. the day a. sch service and Joa
FL the sd eonpn within ,he TINE sosesad ne ps
oil sppiy the Court kt the rehcf trmnssd n
The Dated New Y0Sk. Jolly IL, it5l
HENRY y. DAVIES, P@stds Aitofney.
iva iswierh No. % Wal 4, Ne" forh.
Ps,s ,hs, the eounf the shove son va, te1
Ce sad the pse sors nen,onsd on NE sh DAY o.
July, 1874 IA. " DAVIES, Pl-inn1s AuofnsJ'
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DR wIsrAR's BALsAM Oy WILD


~ CHERRY, with tie MT snaiurr Of y. -, &c
the wraFpsE. The oTisnal snd only genuine Wi,iAhS
Batssm 81 Wild ClsTn, inFosGcrd IN The y~f iss.
and hss ses vel tested All IL, complaints f- ~l'ch 70
recommended For tn has proved efc scoos
remedy for Csaghs Gods indaenfs Bro9crts Ash
ma and Consumption IN It's piens stasrs than any other
medicine.
VAIioas eoucctur,s a.a sarmi-s have respecting
its compositions physeiaus have supposed IL to
tam iodine, other ignorant preteniers y mus, CONTAIN
gular fcaey As snch opnons altogether errooeoos
AID calculated to prejudice many revcos sfsns Il we
pledge our honor that nothing Of tins snd OF
nyt.ng the least njuCus; the contrary, eccnpcsed
OF the cmpe .ul~l the principal OF winch are
the Of and wild cherry bark and the whole -
eTtt Of ia efficacy consists in the mode by which they are
prepared.
:, sETH w. rowLE, Drussst, No. lss wssasnsson-st-.
Boston Mas The sole proprietor OF the original receipt
e ue manufacture Of the genuine medicine and snppics
oSth wholesale and retail and Of whom ssencsrs can Be
Prce, 81 q bottle, Gx hott-s for g.
For sale, WHOLESALE RETAIL by A. r. D. Sands Gen
ersi Age ts No 100 faouss Thomas L Maxwell No. s.
Wilhsm-st John Milhsu, No 1855 Broaixay; Aster and
Irving House Drus S,or,s and No 10 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
CUPREME COURT.--In the matter of the

~ sppcsion Of the Mayor Aisrmea and Commssy Of the
CITY YORK. relative the OPENING Of ELEVENTH ST.,
Dry DOCK the East River, the lIth Ward Of said
-Pub hereby gwen by the Mayo Alderman and Com
nay City New Yok such made
and provided ssd the Mayor Aldermen aud Conasy Of
the Cay o New Yo intend male cation the sspfsns
Of the al New fors SPECIAL Term o the aid Court
held al Hal OF the City OF New foft SATUH
DAY the Goth y Of October 2 at the opsnss The Court
that thereafter counsel be heard, ios the
pouimen Of Commissioners Of fnate and A.ssnsgt 10 the
sbys entitled natter the and ereht o s
hereby nsndd the Of 18th from Dry Docs st
River the ilh Ward 81 the City Of New fors a. hic
Of said under and BY u oct OF
the People OF the stte, entitled Al Act res
improvements touching the laying Of street, and HsAs
the New fort snd r other purpo-e passed April .,
IeO7.-Dated New YoIk, OFT 3, ls6l
Of HENRY T.. DAVIES Coasssl 10 the Cooperation
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CUPREME COURTLCity and County of

- Yoh-Geose Dsns-is ssan.t ws-hsnston b.rtSA
ssan.n. Eor Ref fCom 90 .er 10 wAsHISGTos A.
BARTLETT ros hereby ssmzaoaed and rcssfss .s, 80
The eeupaim 10 this acn shsh fl,a "a me once NC
& .r a ire csy and County New fsst, s the cr Of se.
Yorb day OF October mt, and N sevs o0
ans r,r % the subscribers q S~f ON 70
Waist % the cty New Yoi ~ahis tvssf, fsys ~ ~ -
n thu summons on; yos sIcasiye a the d.y sue -
n Won 81 % answer The sasd complaint within ne ns - -. -
rl,,nnn IN ths acton oil spply the Court iof es '
~ the Oct o. l-oz~ c r.. a,,o~n~vs
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VANDERBuTIINE-ForsA SAN FRANCIS

W h-'DIhDILI IlINTI-TU Ut N.f-N I Et-h@'Nf 70
CO-The shortest and ehe.pcr rou;c Only ne Siviuf
rehtts tr crossing the Is:hmus,The ivo.its IaSen
gre 81 srsiIp fROMETlIEuS 1870 tunS wall es'e ITO
pr 10 North River az O'Clock 7. VI, precisely oH
thlAf No'. 3 eruIecflt- with the Pacc 81 amer over
The N'zrasua Transit Route, having bat twelve miles Of
lsrd trsrs, orts;ou
Th.ss steamers nrivaled ,her accommodation and
ventilation
Foriufo:Trstiou or passage. apply ouly 70
y. D. ALLEN AGENT,
No Bst;ery-plAce, stlrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Gorses, CARRIAGES, Sc.

WANTED-A secondhand two-horse Gov
w erd Sikh md double Harness .ieisl-robe- add
tes con p!eie-musi he good ord-T-for ~heH isr
rTice viii be paid Addres and where may
be seen, Box No. 3,G2 POst-Ofice.
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NOTICE is hereby given chat ths PRO.

IN CEEDs Of the SALE OF REAL ESTATE Of WILLIAM
soPER late OF the City Of New Yok eased lately
Samuel spfasne OF the Cry OF New York Interested esho
appointed by the sad
OF Jam soper late Of the City ~ New York decreased
died ered for the payment Of hi, db the
such made and provided WILL BE DISTRIBUTED sad
Surrogate ACCORDING TO LAW, the Ofcs
CITY Of New Yor the eighth Day Of ocock
the fof Of that dsyDat.d this 9ld september
SO ow N. ZABRIskIE, Proctor &c.
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AxrHoSy J. BLEEoKEs, Auctioneer.
EORECLOSURE SALE

Il olive Iee-stoIy brch HOUSES and LOTS on i2i-t
Al Auction.-ANTHONY J. BLEECkER vii sell At Auc-
ton on TUESDAY Oct IS 1852 - O'Clock, Al the Mar
chants Exchange, under the reeuon of PHlLo l. RUu-
Giles, referee, the following valuable property VIZ .
If Ground situated on the south side Of 4t between the
9Th and lCthAvs commencing 75 feet west OF the l0thav
be lots are esch in ,xs Is feet front and by Ss feet
inches in depth the houses each . feet by about 30 ee
IN depth - .,. =,
sr..t I.1Ds To- and ON which the Crystal Palace Is about
heinz erected s2Oo can bond and mortgage on
each house and lot If desired for SyeaE or Maps and
nr, Dsrtrplsr spply 10 the AuctiODeer No. Broadst
PtfILO 7. RUGGLES, ESQ., Referee.
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Jnsurance Companies.

I IFE INSURANCE.-Nationa Loan Fund
H Life Assurance Society of London; General Asents
Office No. 0rand-st, Jersey City The above Company
eoupues 10 effect assurances the lives of persons
dent in the United States and California and other spe-
eia hazaIde fair rates Of premium For terms, blank
foims, &c, apply as above, to ~ -
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave per foot of Duane-st- a. folows
EXTREss TRAIN ate An for DankIrs, connseang with
f,srass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandnsky Toledo and
llopros and railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mai TRAIS AZ 80 AN for al stations.
Nay TRAIN 4, PM, va PiernoHt, iOr Delaware.
MIGHT ExPREss TRAIN az s PM for Dunkrs connect
ing III frs;cass steamboat 0T Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train foE Chicago
ENIGRAST Train Il 8 PM. VIZ Plermont
CHAS MINOT Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

f0' F FDfSi D y X coIIiSs Co. No 50 Walls n Y.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY a Co, Liverpool
L & ROBERTS Co, No. is Kings Arms iAa-
London.
JOHN MUSROE 4 Co, Rue Notre Dane dee VIC
torres Pans; or GEO II DRAPER Hayre.
The OF these ships Will not De accountable o goo
silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones or etaA IN.
lee bills OF sding nsned therefor and TIE VAse ts'e'I
thsr III e1prcsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
ALBANY TROY LEBANON SPRINGS

A-The cars Of the NETWORK and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD leave the City Hall Station, NewYork daily, tSun-
DAYS eacepted At 10 O'Clock VI Mail Train 70 C1atnan
-Four Corrr. connecting with Western Railroad for Alba
ny and Troy Lebanon Springs, Psneid, Springfield and
other intermediate Stations.
-Four Couers Connecting with Western Railroad going
~ Passengers for Lebanon Springs vii take the looeock
Train 10 Chatham Western Railroad 20 Canaan, and
stAse 70 Lebanon arriving early the sane afternoon.
Fsrr through e. NJ SLOAT, superintendent
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,,,,,r PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW:

roRK-To a pr,oa. sae.s.xd e ss ss $500 -
w. ssS essh a you hereby cited 10 aepsas e~ss@
-, ~ss.t sorrosass Of the County q opeadss.,
I'LL 40, f Tally the srs day 81 November s>rt % 70
~ - ,h. srenocn and there stend the fnAi tsss
~ ,oon wlsm C. gardner administrative ID y 80
Gwen WIDER the hsns and seal q oAes =. - 49,
n AZ syrsssSv, s.id cossfy tbs sessst ~ Aesss<
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NOR IIYERPOOI-United States Mail

j. Steamship BALTIC Captain jos. J. Comstock TINS
steamer Ill depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively SATURDAY Oct 80 at l2 o'clock VI, IRON
ber beth at the Of Cana No berths secured NIL paid
for For freight passage having uuequaed accommoda
tions for elegance and comfort, apply %
EDN. X COLLINS co, No 30 w ais,
Passengers requested 70 be board at II A VI Inc
steamship ARCTIC will succeed the BALTIC and VIII
sail on Tie 18th November.
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CTILL FURTHER REDUCTION ofrARE
DEGUIAR MAIL LINE. ria Stnninrto
COR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RIvER.-The splendid and sapenor steame. BAY
STATE Capt WIn. Brown, aud ENTIRE STATE, Capt.
BENJAMIN bruyton leave alternate days, tSaT'ays es'
cer;ed from Pier No. s y. r. the Battery. AZ W.
For freight apply board n the Office on Pier NO
TIsDALE& BORDEN, AGENTS Nos 20 and II Wess-st