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Gen. FIERCE At the bArThh oronER
ususco. IN ms dIsPs'cn OF me %c'n o
August io45, Oon. ocoH wires 40 Vol
Nws:
"Ascnrdineiy: me Two advanced d:s's-
IONS. and Shields brigade, marched IRON
C9p'rsias, under 'ne immediate ofcs.s .,
MAJ. zen, rlll.sS,w.e was now joined
by the gallant Zen. rlerce, o. division 5d'
personally thrown oni "i acuVily' ia'e me
evening before, py a severe huf' received
hoa, the 'a'l .ihls morse.
Again:--"Nexi, lnu' aii IN zen miru'
tes, sent Pierce, JUST aole 70 Keep his
sasaddle,) with his bIIgade:
Again, speaking Of the battle OF Cheru'
,busco, Gen, Scott says:-
4brig. Gen Fierce. from me hurt OF
hsusiion tainted in The action.
MAJ Gen. rilow, 70 whose immediate
command Gen. rlelce was alSached, re-
marked IN llls report - ..M.
"Brie. Gen: Pierce, though badly m
jured BY the fall OF his horse, while gall
laatly leading his tr gade INTO The thick
est OF the battle, on the l9tt, did not quit
the field, but continued in command OF
bis Brigade" . q
And agsin:-- "Brig Gen. Pierce,
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Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashel
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per annum. ..."... .... ."..".."$3 90
For any two Of the four Reviews. 5 90
F'or any three, do. 7 90
For all four Of the Reviews, ,.."... 8 90
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Payments to be made in all cases IN
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bit to the c',izpns OF Putnam and ad-
joining counties, large and we'll selected
STOCK OF GOODS!
Consisting in par. of cloths. cassimeres.
tweeds. silk woof ooatings, beautiful arti.
Gle of ladies' pearl braid and pa ri honne.s,
silks ~ various colors. mama and pa'm.
hats. figured camhrics. fancy lawns. to-
gether with variety Of fashianableo goods ;
a v"rv large lot Of grain and grass scvthes,
sneathes: a s,lendid lot. of grain cradles
with II tvithnnf ecvthea.
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N0TICE s.

TTE Stockhnlders Of the K,lida and
Il H,mer Plank or Turnpike Rad
Company are herebv notified that twenty
per cea,nm on each share Of the caDital
Stock Of said Cnmnanv will be required
to be paid in. to G. II. Rice, the rrea-
surer of said Company. on the fifieen,h
day Of April nex': and twenty per Gen.
tum. on lie fifteenth dav Of July next
twenty per centnm ON the fifteenth day
nf October next; twenty per can'nm on
the fifteenth day Of January, 1853; and
lastly, the further sum Of ten per c'3ium
on the fifteenth day of April thereafter.
according 10 the contrac, made with the
contractor Of said Rad by the Directors
Of said Company. You will theref're
see the necessity of pnnciusli'y in nrder
10 the vigorous prosecnii"n of the work.
MOSES LEE. President.
Kalid'. March 30 1852 574
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Il be mean 10 dun for small debt, j. am
logged sight msdner y waisio be dunned
for 4 small debt. Yes, sifs--e--e--e,
sslah! Especially PRfsTERs' BILLS! /,
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WOOL OARDING.
LEWIS HAVJLAND

- EFVIS HHVILANU
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public
II that he still continues the business Of
w O OIL C. A r ID I NG
In all it's branches, a. his carding establish-
ment. in Kalidn. Putnam county. Ohio, and
that he has purchased NEW CARDS for his
Machines. and can now put his machines in
the b.st Of order, and those who pstronize
him with their work may de9end upon having
ia done to thor satisfaction. Mr.. H. f1atters
himself that hrs long experience in this
business will enable him 70 do good work.
and the public are assured that there will be
no lack Of attention on his part to merit their
Daironsep. Those coming from distance
will be promptly waited cn and he kept tree
Of charge. Nav ~. 1859. $50
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ASTROLOGY.

- oBAcK, TIE ASTRoLoGER-
iae gits for long years handed down.
70 Ire trtAt name OF Kobnek belongs.
lis ans for which monErchs would crowns
: And which Sweden eAtois IN her sopgs.
Tor the rich and the poor for the oolsh and wise.
DR.. Koback the future foretells
An fltos yiotiB perpleyed TO his residence HES,
And inYokes hs infslble spellg
The etategman, the the merchant the maid
The N afr IA, the lover, and All
Who geek for the tr nth. and for counsel and aid
On Robsck. The oracle, call.
Tie points ont the dan gerouE, the fortunate DAYS.
That occur in the Journey Of life,
And shows unto Thousands the surcst OF WAYS
To wealth. honor, health or wife,
DR. c. W Rohaok has assisted tho asauds of the worlds
weary wanderers with profitable advice, Bringing them out
of the hnGows VI dependency Into the hh. OF hope
happiness All his mnisttaons aae for good for teoo
4 aphlanthropie scionee and aims 70 benefit all
DR. Rohaeks residence No White street, there nd
may visited 81 AL hours OF the day and evening. Fall
nntiyitea, s. fer ladies' and s. for gentlemen.
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1y,Br MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE nsDIc1I

vy,BE MARRIED WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
a. ComsYsniop.-By DR.. a. NJ. MAurissau, Professor Z,
Diseases Of W9mea-Twsnticth edition Is me- DID. 4G
Price o. Years Of suffering Of physeA and mental ssga
the husband ehshsve been spared BY timsly pesssese
ofth Ts.. intended especially for shs narris1, e
those contemplating marriage, essl0sec impsftalS
secrets. which should be known 10 them partiss
Here, elo every femAie-the wife ths 80 M
either budding into womsnhooc the other In the dseh
q yeMs-ip whon nature eoatempissss IN iMpostAnf
snGs can discover the sausss ssmptous and the most
eient and most certain Of suxe, svsuI
complaint 10 which her ssx is subject.
thSrset OF slsttsr rom sksnlsman In Dayton, 0nIsJ
Or; A. N. NORWEGIAN. 10 Ias Liberty street. :
Ms 1An sik-Ay vile has been perespuhly sinking fo4
ssms shfse eS more. In Of her saS
ahe sahernk some months before and during her
yneht-every Mceessivs and dsbilltANn0
ptestranns her, putting her life N inmnsnt daaGee
Ehsh wss, on the Last occasion, dsspairsd Of soE
sss - sns stAs Of thing was Inevitable and rsssns
msHtnsl heard yssr book highly spoken e. .
sannot express TO you the relief 10 a6srds NJ asI3
mnd ana the icy i've pages impaired NJ wia
Ing that the sst dissovsry Of n n
., s%s'S ". s =:
have Dassed over my head 4, Al m1ss, TX
wife wsuld Been In Asr grave, ssd ~ shsess ~
it n o. sevysa inprsstisaks " ssnvsy mere MN
ssrioue subsss isatsa o. - thsy are Of nassre 49,
"a ne married. tAsss plating nArSam
Fer sale 81 IA Broadway Astcf nense s9a ~ the 20
s:' :s.. o =. rs.svs y sc
copy we,s usMsS States A., isss.rs nasS sSs,ssss
pss,,s.A. = LA \. II kArIIcxAr. ssy LIZ IsS -
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EDWARD ". gGLLiNs II CO., Sc o. 81 81, Ncv YcvN
BROWN, sRIfLEY A CO., Liverpool.
T.. u. ROSEnFS n 90, ~ Kings sYios YARD y,onac.
JOHN SuNhOR 60, 20 Sse Metre Zane ess vie
toireH, raIis; VI
GEO. II. DEhpE2, Esyre
oyns q Meee pips wiz nos bs Accountable for gold,
eiiyef, bui0o syece jeSSyy g.cpes On aIs
bills % Fading ere signed tls.etsr saa the yslSs
thereof sheyein ezOrepsss.
" EEUcTg1N IN FARES BETWEEN; PHILApgr.
w phis sne E.verpealHne Asd rri,xde phn
esenr ship Coaesay end sailing aAeis pssssssh-s ~
e2llost
ssQa
st7 ~ Hsncsefter. Saturday, Seya
Essy 81 elssscw GstvYonX Och.
rEeA LsvsASc
City Of EsneEesaer. .We6nesCAy Aug. lT
ttty q GiassoW. .WeoGssda,, Sept,
GtF y farci.essoy, Wee nsr6Ay 3eTA &c
City 81 Glasgow. .....,.. Nsdysslny Stct 81
zses .: Passage fxela Shiisa4jpAs .sicen m sSsss
pts Rooms ss 10 mtdsbiy htsto rneIaA sss forward
ates r6cTns Afinclyd3s sra srswAy6s y.as
@er fsrtFht cy yassass, sDplvEo
THOMAS EfCDA EDsQs1, ~ H. caAnEe place. II. Y.
" rs " zlnut etlces, Sis,s ooIphfa.
hwsee gusate- q .hlsd sses sssargers wiz be assn
with p.ovirisnE,
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6pDRTIEG.
CopARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


'I>EE co. PARTNERSHIP OF sKiDDY CARLISLE
10 this day dissolved, by tie death Of Mr. John
isle, the 18th instant Francis skiddy will continue
Brokerage and Commission business his account
All claims against Mr. John F. Carlisle will he paid on
preseuta;ion to the UNDERMINED.
FRANCIS sEIDDY, lO1 Wan street.
New York, August 3ist, 1852.
DARTNER WAETED.-s5 COO TO $1,000 CAPITAL. TO
join the advertiser in very Profitable Manufacture
operation. and which may be increased to any
tent there being competition in this country. per-
feotly safe inyesti Address to G. y. care of
COLLINS Co., 81 Duanc etrest.
DARTNKE WANTED.-A PERSON VINO WISHES 70
inyes $4,000, ssa special OK general partner, ia well
established bnsiress sAng large proats hare
OPPORTUNITY 1t 10 sham hnmbag The books OF the
accItainsd Tho whole might purchased
as the owner viihes to rotre. Address Newton a. tho
herald office.
vUNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and firm Of Crommelin L. Fairbro-
Their waa dissolved on the hrst instant mutual consent
The business Of the firm Will he settled by t.
who ia duly authorized the OF the
dation. THEODORE CR0MMkLIN,
FREDERICK A. TRANSPORTER.
Dated New York, Sept. ], ls52
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 2, la52.--THE co. PART.
rershp heretofore existing between George j. Wood
and Charles Wlitock known the firm of Charles Whit
lock Co.. Sash Mohers and Glaziers No. IA Grand street.
y this day dissolved BY mutual consent Business of sad
hrn VIII he settled BY Charles Wh.loek.
GEORGE J. WOOD.
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CRoTor AqunDgcr pagAsyBsNT, : rAPPiss
isse ss zoos SoSr :sss Il ' sss
seps Be inser,es pronr, from day 50 Day IS .ss
she sins are ., der reesnse ali ts soe assossr, -
peioIa she seIye zoe. @ ursshsd " the eensrAesr
sufisn,hqnd with sAssesoiy SuretY eoadansa ssr
raj anet stats n,ee IA A. AZ W. % ~,
10 found BY tne Dspsrtmen Glanh torras of ,ssates
"a Win tho urroraiSS ordinances can 90 haS
on apph sati'D at this oiIs sscHo,.a INV p.,,..
Cr.ten Aqnedust DEPARTMENT August a. is5a
rRoroN AouEprcT DFPARTHEaT-ro ooNTRac
- 49,. ssa n:ep9s &c wiz o ISseivet a. she eie ?,
Msss. sS d ssps' aa s iSs :. p NJ
M ssa asaas SO ,sss Toe o.a
he s1ss, and for .as sadins q he
On 'sDn'a'n 70 he 6'A'fse: cieFs ;s
So Psssiass; o, ;,s csasoD Aquetuet Department.
E-aG-oN AQuEoUcr DEPARTMEsT-go CON-
a.. 4 y Ss:,ss ssss:s I y Pa
sssSss. is i5S ssy ssf.sisssr s5s essst
+ sss:s s;ssas. ss.sa lssssa " lie
ss sn s and @ me ssI s ass s. e.
tainsa application &C tie ccnsrsei Glsrs sace.
fsesiaeat ., ,; me cse.cn AIaeases Department
soIos AquEpsgoT 5. IA CON.
Ss'a:Sss: 1sss sa:
ana 0ulver.a EprtYfrst street, kiShth
sixth avczue being in length about $50 feet The plan Of
the ssMs, and leE the ,naiag Of the
ss'1Ihs.Ssa 'ssss ssasisss tys n''
Pres; lent or the Cro.on Asueaue. Department
New Yoxf. september :, 1859.
PTNO IRON RAILING MAKEEs-PRUP1shLS WILL
be received attic Crst3n A9ueauet Department
tnnda park, till Saturday nth inst. a. oclcck p. NJ
Tnen they VII DO publicly opened TO erect Iron Railing
IL tho yenr 81 The cgnR between FJsue
and Forsy-seccnd srsets. Tho railing ID feet
inekes high from the coping bare zach
fot dagoaaly; Posts sDd quarter inch sclare;
Iai two and shTeequarter inches haf inch; bottom
rail and haf 81 en- iach trs 20
inch squares arch under bot. rail- panel
and half inch ny fveeightrg; panels - bs fees
lsn9 upright bare six chez Tire
wroUf ht ZION, well isajed the
and PIT IN thor nsh and Eorbnanike to
street Granite hloehs f0r braosa the inside only, m
furDisbed and set by this Department Blank fer for b 10
must be procured om the otce and proposals Will
tbs price inoa foot, for tie work comps,e
time required In which % do 10. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the CT0ton Aqutd duet Dep srtJnent.
IMPATIENT or REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES AU-
~ gust alst 1863 fo Iron Four ders p-oposaia
Will he received at the Doe osbe Com missioner Repairs
.nd Supplies basement. No New City Hell, ept
day, September tt a. IL o'clock NJ, AZ which time they
Will he publicly opsnes tr accordance wit the
therefor) FOX the erection of tower lot
douEal s.resr nesr Spring ssreet SAID
to tho sreete in Thirty third information
a. the c1oe Of the snperu teHdent of Repairs
Buildings No. - Elizabeth BLANK estimates will
be furnished ~ either office D. rhe Ccmmssorer
the right Of rejecting sl any estimates il
deemed fer the interest cf the corporstion.
WN ADAHa. Commissione. IL Repairs and Supplies.
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NV. GooDs-oF OUR OWN IMPORT ALTON, ANB
~ the choicest sesetion OF rich goods in iavketi
hch Silks; Brooade, in every and
quality aud dosirable ssdo in plain ooiors French
all wool OcIaines; Scotch and French SILK aud Wooden
Plaids; Iurins and MAtafds best 6i French Mornog;
shavs IN sreat variety and Emhroderies Linens AMI Do
nestle Goods; Hosiery aud fac wed Boaoo tbs for Ia
dies cioaks, ia bta H. drsb, snd MODE calors.
TIFFANY CUTTING, 3sl Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER ATLANTIC AND
~ AhiaTle city obbers speciay invited nspee
last shipp rich Ebroderies Fancy Lace Goo
Sc., Sc. adapted for frg. cl.sp trade.
JOHN HIGGINS ~ CO, 4J sroad street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

SSAHDFS AKIN A.DOY RAILROAD rev PasA
no. Narh river, at A. H. ssd 2 r. K., through u "A
hours Pare, frat olsss S3 seooad o'aas tbs SP III Ee
sseet, st $ q. ~ andaPH
EyoR PHILADELPHIA DIasor-U, 3. NiII, Arp
Express iinea, tnso1gh IN four hours. REV degset
Rstlres Viz 5ersey Ctr issysg Ne YORK %. A. aos
Is for ast siass and 20 - class Il 6sH6g a. 4
Seturn - aud PA. NJ, ssd 81 z. NJ Hslsncre. wssl.
MF.s lines
a LEANy, Troy, AND LSEAN07y sPRtSea.- -TFt
y BAl s.s.iea, Rev YORK salty tsnnGa Is excepted
~ ~ iIosS s h s wi,tss IAN g. Cassa,n ss 2Sgns
ROY Lebanon SPRINGS Ptsfeld Springfield ans otacr Ia
ssrasais z s:saons, AVS o'clock =, g.. Aqcemmsaa14
going eart Passengers FOR Lebanon sptsFs VII
Mse the ~ O'clock A, X. trsn 60 Chatham Wsstnrr
ssa 4 srnssa ysr. ss e Il
TIME New AND ELEGANT STEAMER. FRANCIS
every Monday and day fare 81 Foars
This boat Is provided with Francis Patent Mctao Life
Boats The owners fool confident that pasengc by Ter
VIII pronounce her the tsfes and most boat
the river For further information, apply 20
). ACULLoUGH Agent, % Front street.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAr~.. LEAVE
.d) Albany and Troy As follows anasy except ~
Nj through in four hours "a ccnnsssiss With trains
ss Nah rsin q nonsre eigh. O'clock the
els aug wsy Trsin' ss rrs
.,s,,t tsssnssrs taken IS Chambers street. Canal
r, ssrs,t sussay NAL 0Sr:senth street sns
see Fnfs' 81 10 Albany, 81 Sc TO Troy 81 20
a ,,,r. .s.ss. -, sIs:p.i ps... 81 y:,ts
ssL ~ ettkirts ~ ChlnL.rs r.s~.s ~ "
$40. STARE, sspsriss.st.sA
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A CARp.-wE. THE UNDERSIGNED, A CoxNIrrrr

A CARD.-wE, THE UNDERSIGNED, A COMMITTEE
ON behalf Of the passengers on baard the steam shp
to exprss Captain lh the andsr their thsnIs
fer his and obng attention. and appreciste ~
Efforts render h asage agreeable to an under the cir
svmsanees IN wib he Ns 80 unfavoraby placed. Signed
starr Iendor k.crsu France; Mariana Torrer.c For.
ut,usry Wn bsye, ctynsny; q, SWIFT New Beaf Sd
htfotN frict, Secretary, EsglapA
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SHIPPING.

T'HE uNITEB STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP WASH.
l. INiION N. d. Fitch Commander. Will faii for
touching Mt Southampton 20 land the mails and pae-
epees for England and France september H.
from pier NO. North river, at o'clock r. H. Price of
~ Fret cabin, m ain saloon. $40
IN first cabin, lower ssioon 100
In second cabin. ,.............. 10
An experienced is attached the ship All
tiers must pass though tho Poet Oee Specie delivered
HsSre aad London. For pafsase or freight. apply
&OLLER, SAND L. RIERA, Agents, 20 South street.