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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

RT UNION.-N T &c E-THE UNDERSIGNED,
"A proprietor Of Coles original paintings OF 1.-THE Voyage
Of Lfe having received information tha the Of
the Art Union their catalogue Of paintings aud other
works of be sold by them at auction the l5,
18th, and 7tsys Of December, nst included four
india ink comics of the aforesaid Coles paintings
Married said catalogue No 2l0 Also steel plate of the
sec nd OF the above series Of pain marked
Sale catalogue No. < and also three etchngs steel Of
thfee ~ aid series marked said cataloga respectively
Nos 49, 1856 49, herty gives notice thai by virtue Of his
right Of craving pint and publishing o,usng to be
printed and published copy copies of said
esfiss of Of either Of them And he further
gives notice tst purchaser of either Of tho above
named pies steel pat.s viii be hold stres
ability at law fer any breach OF thu aforesaid ills
rights, which have been expensive to him,
GoRHAM d. ABBOTr Proprietor.
6pirglcr Institute. New York. Dec. IT, lSJ2.
THE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 1858,
u 70 be held in Du5ln.-Notoe Tho exhi ,ition viii he
s9sned Thursday the 9th Of Nay 1852 Tho manufae
Of the United States respectfully requested
sentrbuse of their skill and industry this
Afbiton AL arees which shall be approved by the
ttss will be transmitted free OF charge from New York
Do Dublin and those enainns unsod at the close Of the
AIbion will irss Of charge tH the port q
- and the British have
pfaoy of persons exhibiting inventions For copies Of
3As rules and regulation FOR exhibition forms Of sppiica
Neaand any further Information required apply to the
1se of the Secretary LIS Pearl street. Hanover square,
~ order Of the committed, ]. @. HALLET, SEQ.
NE New York committee composed Of the following
Oqntlemen 70 whom reference be had Theodore Sedg
V1sk Esa Richard Bell ESQ; G. Edward Habioht. ksq
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fsATToLIo INSTITUTE OF NEW YoRK.-THE SIXTH
ard last lecture of the course will be delivered en-
HEy stusrs Tickets cents Se had a. the door
ss ~ books & q
.'''' 'p'n = seven DHSiEE F B. Sullivan Secretary
NEW YORK MIsTosIcAL sooIETY:-cogRsE OF
Z. TgS | g
Ss s e To sa dy
s.is.ss
door, on the evening q , each Lecture,
5 5sSSSE i /. Ha SSHE' Committee.
MISS BAcoNs COURSE OF HISTORICAL INsTRUC-
Az sisn A. The snyvessnt institIsegLhs sixth lessen
sosenis; tickets for fifteen lessons. IS.
DopULAR LECTURES AT THE TABERNAoIE-rHE
ten n lectu Of the above series ted TO 20 given
SsS y The Ssf Te ana
'S e UT jgsn a hs st
,:d s S lon and , S0 ,sS Of the F
shsI.ncs Sobis object oGesrqy defer their
..nten Of the citizens Of mesOPols Due notice Of
vT,nAcKERAY's LECTURES THE LAST LECTURE
OF couree Will De deuNerod triday evening,
th at Rev. Mr.. Cbapt's ats Mr. Bellows) Church No.
~ Broadway near Prince street ut O. lock- Subject
Sterne and Goldsnith Single tickets rs cents each,
De had of Evsns Brttsn, COY Broadwag; c. Francis
To .os Bseadway VIM Hall Son, and at the Mercantile
WILLARD L. rELT)
JAMES d. SMITH Lecture Committee.
JOHN II. HALSTkD,t
MISS BAc0N's PLAN OF HISTORICAL INsTRUC-
1 utpAt the request Of ladies connected Nth oos
ard other psTscns wac osnnot attend tho mornns
Mss Ba ION Will give, saturday evening 18th
The Suyvesnnt Institute lespou, explanatory of her
sytem Of historical Instruction. Admission so oente.
DoPULAR LECTURES AND INTEREsrING EXPERT
u mtnts.-Msntal Alohymy Prof ID. Brown Williams
the celebrated Alchemst ar Psychologist Blocker Build
rgs Of Blocker and Morton oxyIo force
Thursday ing aud
Saturday evening OF this week, at7it o'clock.
DsY GEOLOGY, OR SCIENCE OF THE MIN ID DR. BEN
ton OF Brooklyp, 10 giviag series Of Lectures ana
experiments the above tubeot and will continue three
risht4 this week. December TO- IL AMI 49, at the Lyccum
Stated sand Doors open at commencing at
and heif prcoely Tickets limiting lady and gentle
cents Free lecture to the ladies at two r.
II, each day.
-
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TENnNTs, REGISTER,

&hNhN1S nEkaASAnEN'
HOUSE TO LET-1HE SECOND FLOOR CONSIST
Ii ing Of two parers, bedroom and kitchen, 'front.'
% SaT igor pysss ss
Vicinity Clyssai Palace. inquire Tho rronses.
II snail Ia story house. near Canal
before the first Of May Address Mn. Msa Broadway
Office.
between Broadway and Church streets Nos "a o. 90 and
@ me are sDny su . . s1:S
eous vault in from They will b. completely dDhed and
M q: whole TO =
propri,tors Apply for further D. new
~ aas
ITO LET-A LARGE BOARDING HOUSE. CONTAIN.
way asa ss sn.2sf
p pS & So % ana
years. i Is not far rom the cyst, Palace None sus
y 'ss 5i fss' l rec
ITO LET-A LARGE HOUSE AND STORES rrooKrH.
session can b given the Sayp FOR iyr.hsI
su doors seo s
good and responsible person need apply.
,J,o LET-Tw ROOMS, TWO BEDRoo as, TWO PAN.
third aesr Of modera built house The whole part TO-.
ss5 isf lssS a sd
Only iseI family in the house. and carpetns
cleaning required fthe tenant Apply on the premises
No. 200 honeoe street, or to No Y Old tnp Sssona aoef
from Front street.
Two LET-pART OF 4 NEW HOUSE, CONSISTING or
n fonr the second floor two the third
floor with hack basement pleasantly situated kent
Myrtle Brooklyn about ffteop minutes
walk from Peek slip ferry apply at 20 Poarl stret New
York.
ITO LET-A BAKERY AND DWELLING HOUSE,,
third house north Of Twenty ninth The ives,
side of Tho hsSehouse and in fine
condition. he premises will be let lease Of Gve
good tenant reasonable terms For partcul.rs m.
quirc OF TH0M - =, SIMMS,
Real Estate Agent, 81 Wall street.
TNO LET WITH STEAM POWER-A SUBSTAN TIAL
fthree story brick buding size by 50 feet situated
Bushwiok about and half miles from Peck slip
And Division ferries Williamsburg r. ere attached
TO the build frat rate steam rating forty horse
power together line ofmain shsug with drums, belt
ING &C. There srealse steam for heating the building
throughout Also apparatus for filing the building with
steam oxtin gushing FIRES Co. &c The steam onsine
boilers tman building adjoining. mailing atogo
Their compile to esab hment for
will be leased for torn Of Apply at go Front
street, New York.
ITO LET-THE THREE STORY AND BAsEhENT
house. No 7G6 broadway, except tho fsst story,
pied w phyniesn Immediate possession given TnquiS
Of EDGAR LOGAN, NO. ~ MerchAr We Exchange.
ITO LET-IN A PRIVATE rREN III FAMILY. AN
elegant front psrlor furnished and also thrse
bedrooms the front second story be had with board
by applying Al y Howsrd street opposis Crosby.
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MUHxCAss.


OUADRILLE BAND:-MR. A. aEDGwICK, PROVES
scr q The oonceSna and piano late conauetOr a.
Petite orohestre introducing the ooncertna for sorces
SsI,snss al toe latest ts OF DSd
meats for soost and conductor. lS yarck
street, near Broone.
MUsICAL.-sI9EoRIN ELIZA VALENTINE
Paris pap
maestro Dcpisett pr donna Of she taesres Of Msn
compartment sha he 4 her hsuss, $50 Fourth
street, near mercer from loA n. tin ?. N.
DIANoroRTEs.-TES NEW AND SECONDHAND
prizes from SIS to $50 which cannot fa to salt These
psnos viii ho sold at barsan 81 the warerooms Of Coo.
uews' celebrated American patent action pianos.
N. n o. CCaTIss, AZ broadway.
EoLI.N PrANoFoRrEs.-HAhLET, DAVIS Il CO.,
IL Of Boston the celebrated manufacturers Of PIANO
the better II r southern ana West
s San ys s Ssn a s vita fr n
Berry x srOsdws keep ssrge and full sgsply their
piano. all have the metallic franc @ sa cur scale ,ss nssa
as Al their msnusetory Boston Every instrumsnt tally
guaranteed for ono year large supply Of second hand
s9s s s IT, s s s as Sc g.
s s s% All s ssss rns AND
retail Dealers supplied liberal tsrms Pianos to let
sSs SS
sale ant retail. in sheet music add music publications
BERRY - Bros@s
yT' GIlBERT co.'s PIANoFoRrE wARERooxs
ss y sssS the executive sssSi
.. IN ssss Ne. 70 rasyhave .so.
irs al sseon 81 shs Sou1Fy beth as regards price snd
beyena question, and prices T. o. Co urgently in
yie conr .r,on between their. ana those any the
The peculiar ssoie. possessed them they enable.
70 S.sss,p ~ co~PssiOn piano. taken
,.s y r.soa; Il. .e... = q ss sssr. Souso;1 %
cottage pianos smali rocns Pr,noes CArhsrss mss
tssAt. .! isv srssh zsxAsx xAzxxs. sss asssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

MISS BAc0N's COURSE OF HISTORICAL INsTRUC
Nl sion at the stuyvesant Insttuse.the sixth lesser
viii be given this at II O'Clock. Single admission
80 cents; tickets for fifteen lessons, IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

EREE EXCURSION TO JAMAICA-sATURDAY, THE
18th inss for those wishing to purchase lats advsr-
tiseebyS Wilcox in another part Of to dayY paper by
The ong Island Railroad frcm foot Of Allan sis street,
BSookl At 10 o'clock, A. NJ s. WILCOX ~ John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

VXHOLEsALE BUYERS IN CITY AND COUNTRY
will from ten to twenty per ceut by purchasing
~ WIN. ii. UNDERulLL,s $50 Boone street, corner q
every variety and of various vntages 100 baskets Hold
sick, grape leaf Charles HeidSok and numerous choice
champagne Wines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

u OBERT J.. KELLY e. CO, SO DEY STREET. HAVE
~ just received steamer fine old brandy delightful
to the taste renovang to the sysem and warranted to
win a. aeaar
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HOUSES, ROOMS, q &C. WANTED.


A SMALL HOUSE WANTED-FOR A PRIVATE FAM.
"A ly in the vicinity Of Washington square, aay Of
the streets adjacent Possession sivei immediately will
DO wanted for six months ~ sas Ad iress post paid,
LIZ Wavorley place.
ITO REAL ESTATE oWNERS-wANTED TO PUR-
chase from ten 70 tw,ny building lots. up town. be-
tween Twentieth and Sixtieth Third
the whole to remain bold and
Those having dispose stating
ton terms &C., viii meet with prompt attention, By cd.
dressing u, Herald Office.
HOUSE wANTED-TO PURCHASE, A SMALL TWO.
house, not above Tv cth Broad
way Possession before the Of It, Address
note TO II. II. X. store S7 Canal street,
WANTED-A ROOM WITH BOARD FOR A LADY.
w in small family lwid,w preferredl pleasantly To-
Gated up town Pay IN sdvanee Ad L. Y. u, Herald
Office.
II DON WANTED BY A YOUNG MANA SMALL.
IL airy pleasant without AIS Location PREFER
red fellow Canal street. Address, stating situation
80. u. L., Herald office, fer Q week.
G G ARS-EANTED-Eo000 Dr. 100 900 sEGARS OF
- the finest brands Hat the in cash. balance
in valuable lands in New York State Address o. Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

NV ENGLAND RENTAURANr-ro aMYRLY la
~ .@y..s, Ass.aosan.-Eo al @a s..ee AGAR Way.
will this day Tso eastern ladies' have taken tns
place AID ~eVla u NY all who nay
s.AA Cal LvCI 1GEsK Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

LLEGANT MUSICAL WORKS TOR PRESENTS.-NO-
II veo's editions 81 thu Orst,ros OF Handel Haydn
Men iesohn &C. hane somely bound, prices em al IS
81 So These standard oompos ons are without doubt
the valuable TO DO found IN the United States those
dc srous Of making musicaiNow Years gift. $50 Broad
Catalogues srst on application or ssnt pest free,
nh NJ ihrane nnf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

MISS BACoN's PLAN OF. HISTORICAL INsTRUC-
1 utpAt the request Of ladies connected Nth oos
ard other oanuot ate nd tho ornnx ons
Mss Baton will give saturday evening 18th Instant al
the Suyveshnb Institute lespou, explanatory az her
system Of historical Instruction. Admission so oents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

LADY, FROM ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCES, rs
IA compelled seek situation which will aao.d
maintenance 81 s qualified to instruct young children in
the English branches also the piano Would be companion
and tsnt to lady or would like 70 travel with ono
Would of situation employing at that would
DO remunerye Address Caucia herald office, Tor three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
W. situation 10 do general housowork. Is first rate
washer an ronor Can DO for days. at II Henry
street. tep fec back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

VOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.-THE
Arst lectures before the Young Mems Democratic Union
Club will be delivered byrMicnacI Doheny ESQ., at Metro
Dclitan Hall Wednesday evening Dece nbr 22d, 1852
1shsts tws cents to be obtained At the principal
either OF the undersigned committee Jas W. Smith, Chsr
nan r. H. Aorange I'm NJ Cooke, c. Godfrey Gunther L.
y. Harrison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

PSYCHOLOGY, OR SCIENCE OF THE MIND DIR. BEN
ton Of Broohy, 10 now gviag series Of Lectures AMI
experiments the above tubjeot and will continue three
risht2 this week. December TO- IL AMI 49, at the Lyocum,
Stated and Doors at seven. commencing at
and heif preceIy Tickets admitting lady and se
cents Free lecture to the ladies at two r.
H., each day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
Lsly Z j (, y 0J D.

BT T. s. ARTHUR.


mats q smart l-a'Ie ,.- ,e-loW OF yours,
S'lo gentleman named y lhslo" 70 la
norihg man VINO vas called ia occasionally
p 90 WORK ABOUT ~ store. Does he 60
to ,eAoeL
Nol now. SIR, feP,seu tAe Ioor man
y ~ hoV' DAVIS. ne toohS lAe a ofISht
lad
iies got good parts, SIR returned the
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Sollo''. Il oo t't1 A7eP nm I" =" eaiS
longer WIZ pay ioE ms eouGa'iou uu''u9
ne llihe Ned ---dF " IIS'o" ,I< spoke 70
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
another Steamboat Ezplosiah.

The st Louis Republican of tic 9th.
contains a telegraphic despatch from LEX
:egton, No. The despatch says that the
steamer Saiuda, on 2 d97ra trip from ST
Joseph. while backing ont Of Lexington,
exploded both boilers. killing every officer
but the pilot and first clerk. aud destroy
ing oFer a hundred passengers. The ac-
count is not decided as TO the number kill
ed. The boat is supposed to have hsd
large number Of Missouri River merchants
and traders in her cabins Those having
friends on their way to California, should
remember that the boat was on a down
trip. and therefore no Califosuians would
be aboard
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
BY BLISS & CHANEY.
D0eGGn,
THE WASTE OF WAR.
From Dickens Hous eholl Words

From Dickens House eholi Words
GIVE me TIE gold that war has cost,
Before this peace exp sading day;
The wasted skilI- the labor lost
The mental treasure thrown away.
And viii buy each rood o. soil
In every yet discovered land:
Where hunters roam, where peasants tell.
Where many peopled cities stand.
l Il clothe each shivering wretch on earth,
In needtul, nay. in brave attire;
Festure BETTING BANQUET nlirth,
Which kings mighe envy and admire.
In every vale. on every PLAN,
A school shall glad he gazers sight;
Where every poor mars chId NAV gain
Pure knowledge free as air and light.
j Il build asylums forthe poor,
By sge or ailment frade Eorlorn;
And none shall thrust them from their door
Or sting with looks and words Of scorn.
III ink each alien hemisphere!
Help honest men 10 CONQUER wrong.
Art Science, Labor, nerve and cheer:
Reward the Poet Tor his song.
In every crowded town shall rise
Halls Academic. amply graced;
Where ignorance MAJ. soou be wise.
And coarseness learn both art and taste.
ioevery province shall belong
Collegiate suucfufes, and not a few
Filled WIKI truth exploring throng
And teachers Of tue gooI and true.
In every true and peopled climed
vast WaiIhall5 hall shall stand;
A marble edIfce Sabine.
For the iJustrious 81 the land.
A Pantheon for the truly great,
The wise, benefceut and Just:
4 place Of wise analolty state
10 honor or to nod their dust.
AtemPleto attract and teach
Shall lit lis spire on every hin.
Where Pious men sEali fesI and preach
Peace, mercy, tolerance. good viii;
Music Of bells on Sabbath DAYS,
Round the whole earth shall gladly rise
And one great Christian song Of praise
Stream sweetly az ward to the skies!
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

- Did any body Ger hear the story
of two bachelor brothers, down in Ten
nes~ee, who had lived a cat and dog sort
Of life. to their own and neigh bors discom-
fort for good many years, but who hav-
ing been to q camp meeting, were slightly
convicted. ard concluded to reform
Brother Tom says one. when they had
arrived at their home. let MS sit down
now. aud IN tell You what well DO. You
tell me Of all my faults aud I'll tel you
of yourn, and so Wen know how to 90
about mend.u Of EN-
Good. says brother Tom.
We'll, you begin
NO. you begin
We'll, in the first place, you know
brother Tom, you zriH lie
Crack goes brother Toms paw be
tween brother Joes .blinkers.' and con
siderable of .scrimmage' eusues, until
in the course of ten minutes. neither are
able 70 come mp to time. and the reform
alton Is postponed sine die.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
VOLUME Y. NUNBER %.

stepped forward and saved me. That was
the best investment [ ever made
The friend dropped his eyes to the pave,
ment stood for monet or two without
speaking, ghed, aud then moved on. How
many opportunities for making similar In
yestmeuts had he neglected
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

STEAMBoaT EEFLnsIoN.- The steamboat
Rcdstone exploded her boilers on the Ohio
river, about four miles above Carrolton,
a few days since, killed from 'wcuty to for
ty pers0ns,wouuding maHy more, and blow
ing the boat literally to atoms. The boat
was on trial Of speed at she time, but
had stopped to take on board some passen-
gers The boat then took fire. and burnt
10 the waters edge - Guleaa AdU.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

- Some western villain has Connected
the following con-
Why are csatain ladies OF the present day
like the forlorn hope OF a beseiging army'
Because they are about to throw themselves
into the breaches.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

A late Philosopher says, before people take
the leap through the wedding ring, they
should BE quite certain that the blanke; q
connabial contentment IS held tight On the
other side.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
DR.. WI HLLDEnR-gND.

P-q.'scss Medicine, Surgery 8 lEdlr3ery,
snrsral Point Wis. He keeps a good supply
\. Drugs and Heiiciaes. Office on High street
r7posite the Masonic Hall
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
csaAssE.E~ F.aEGsvr.

PARTNER of tGe l-te firm of Paris &
Ier4 E, ,ntlou-s 3 THnr Agency business at hi,
q .r4na recently occupied ftr q short time hv the
f. Land Warrants constantly for safe. 2itf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
y 7 II = aIss-aIIT
-STICE OF THE PEACE.

It'd attend 20 preparing the necessary papers
]. -rocHre Bounty Land II1reafs. under the
,-e act If Congress; and also drawing mort
77-ss or other legal Instruments and all other
,rs.aess appertainiag TO his office, or as an Al
3-ner ., Law. OFFICE IN she east room Of the
aver floor of the Court House Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

- The women Of Poland nave Z -satchfui
eye over their daughters, and make them
wear little bells on their persons, to denots
where they are, and what they are about.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22
,gaag Bss ~.

, rxFRAT. DEALER Is Fancy sud staple ny
! ra.ds. Groceries. CrockeTy and HARDWARE, II eh
- Mineral Point T.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

/ hate 10 hear people talk behind ones back.
as the pickPocket said when the constable
called . Stop thiefi''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-22

In WATER T-NlON. No. - Reguler Meetings,
l temperance Han on the First and Third sEtur-
81 ssc6 Month, al O'Clock. r. NJ