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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

F. 2--Tbe Board met tais evening Tor their frat
eta.ed meeting Of The February session Mr. President
TEoter 10 tae chair, ar Of members present
Ihe Cinues a the lass meeting READ aud apprcy ID
-. rET,1IoNa. eeNNv%lcaTio's. ZIG HstrsnrD
Bid q Or. William Groves for medical Attendance
eu'n'ahes 81 oTne2G O. lots in Third Street, ia rela
TIA building sewer In that street Petition OF T.
hergy aud others, f5r tagging Sidewalks Twenty
3oura street o. sane. u tense vacant lots block
boon9t log Bsoa!Nay. Sixth avenue Twenty fourth
1w,ny hIlh streets hemo1stsanc Of o@ners OF pro-
a. Chstla Moseaue aaa j. II Devous in relation to
ettee. snceI !rg Iuschice
C1li"rHtcArIov osprRrD on rrE.
Tr II tBsor Wills Esq seer. cary OF Knickerbo3ker
Eayps INSTITUTION encissng fsa report Of tai in5ti;u-
tIon
R5Poars CT COMMITTEES ADOPTED.
o. Sel4Iies e. Qfcsr' non c6ncurFing vita former
Boar q Aldermen TO incrtsse s ~ OF Clerk OF Centre
snAtset '1on June lt5 On Police, concurfng to pay
Or j Lees bill on the pire Department Ia favor of
Organising rev nse engine c11.Pauy to be located
a Tssa!a tt,eet, be9Teea a5cng.s aud @. Ga
YiaeGce in fsvot 81 r,mittinz personal tax of Com
rock OF John 3 Lsss!a Ia faycr Of paying James
NcC EI for wiic h heuee shut uo curing oho-
1eEa 1912 in favor Ct awarding damages to thy
Casey On hssessrncut., adverse 70 petition of James
UaUshey on grotsn squodus. Department, sdyerss
petition q Daniel NsGtnu for increased compensl
fion ior Building basin Sc, in Washington square.
Reads in favor OF regulating aod grazing Seventy
ihhd street. between Third and Fourth avenues; con-
currifg TO regulate Eleventh. avenue from Fifty ninth
Stree Harlem lane Ga Streets, consuming to flag
EdeehA io Twenty rinth street, between Fourth aud
Lexington avenues TO f.x Sidewalk aud fsocs vacant
to 10 twenty ntth street between Seventh ard Eighth
Evenu.s 10 regulate az Twenty sixth street from
Glgl.h AVENUE 10 Broadsay.
coumTNIcA11oys FROM DEPARTMENTS.
Fson Street Commissioner, in relation 10 regulating
Mont Norris square -reitrred From Counsel 10 Cor
Bosa 10 reply to rcs'iGi3n u relation t. Eighth
railroad; stating al he information Fought had
been voumiueu.7 given 70 ire other beard anl se'eg
siug taereto-Ir'd on tie table.
STATION ROUSE r9R SIKH TeIlcE INSTRUCT.
~ae Alderman ia As-s'snt 20 whom 1t was referred
e. cite fos this purnc- rep tcd n favor Of pug
cbsu- pyepisss J2 ffa1kiu street cad appropgi2ins
81 .cg therefor, Adopted.
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At Jamaica L. L. on January 81, by the Rev NJ. Ali
gal MIR cnAgLss A. WI.LLTs to Miss MARTHA A. HICKS,
both OF Flushing, l. l.
At Sing Si-g Wednesday, January % by tho Rev
Wilson PSrsner, JoaS Z JsrKiNs OF White Plains TO
ConStl.A A daughter OF Stephen Marshall Esq OF tbs
above pisce.
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EkslT NILS
TINTED STATES HOTEL. LATE NEW ORLEANB
Hotel by Rohs Gautier Main street, oppo8ite thu
Cathedral Church, Panama.
ASE MsJSeass y, S&G.


vI,o THE CURIoUs-'LEAP YEAR Is THE PalPL
i tiOus TIM, '-AgrppR.
Would you m derstsnd. and kEoy
All your destiny below;
What OF evil 10 avoid
What cfEeod 20 DO enjoyed
How to your love With bliss.
How disc ass 70 miss
When 8 baigs,n to conclude;
When a debtor hhoud tie sued.
Whom 90 doubt aud whom to tru5s
Who is false and who Is iusb.
BY what process money lost
Is retrieved at little cost;
How, when robbed 10 End tho weslsh
Taken from YOU thus by stealth
How TO tell your foemsn's thought
And his schemngs bring re uougat,
How to get glorious wife,
And achieve success in lie:
How 90 cluster round your path
ALI CT good unmixed with urasa,
Ane your life, cen TO ito close.
Make scene Of 6Fees reposs
Would su these items knoT,
Then to DR. ROBACK
BE the story will unfold.
Taught by yonder orhe ef gold
All you ask all all answered be,
BY yonr nativity
o-his ekill the truth shall M
~ EOBACR, White street number elk.
AL Letters to G. w. R0BaCK. Eo White street wilt bS
fegiousy attended TO- u prepaid For psr.ioulars
Call Al Ee IN Astrological Almanaos gratis where cefah
Gates car be Geen.
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H1IipPs Sc

EoR CALIFORNIA THE NEW AND INDEPEND-
ent steamship UNITED STA TIES, having proved her.
ee one Of he fastes. steamers in the world Will ieavs her
dock Pier North River Monday, l6sh February for
ChEgre9 ard San Juan direct Through tickets connecting
at Panama Without detention Tor freight passage
ply to Il. Is. HAIGHT, Agens, Battery place.
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To.s. assets Jan / 1852 S2as IA

Totsi seSsts Jan 1852 S293 Tai 10
Ths report Of the Broadyay Savings Institution was
Sessivsd 1ee aggregate amount OF deposits hand
three months the operations OF this institution
Go January ] 1852 is Ss6e SlSI
The aoaasl report OF tbs Ls~ Department also
received en1 ordered 20 be 9rned o. 1t are
ceaeduies which contain statements OF the sI,ts nov
ptRd;ns ~ the various courts end Of those which have
been t--td argued ~ dlposd Of during pass year
CoamrNtc .riJ>s EtfEnkEp.
From the Commissioner II Repairs aud supplis. 10
aasferto resolution OF rqusy to the cost Of the
Sinking apparatus OF The drieu nj FIRE alarm bells
CITY Also relative IN enlFEug and repairing the house
q fpgiue Conpsuy, no 10 Chlystie etreet report Of
lie Comms'ioner of Repairs ard Supplies in
Sesoutiol OF inquiry - e7ruce to the exLsDditures
&c at The depsr meut tae Repairs au3 supplies from
Jbnuscy 1850 20 January 8, 1852 1t ordered on
Hle ana 70 be printed
The report ths Board % Education took the same
cou-te
repost o. the Ccnp.Toller, giving comparative
Statement q til salaries tor 1919 lbo aud
1850 which was ordered On Tie aud to be printed The
xOAONlpg Is The olslpaEAt We AtRttmant:-
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EtRtGGhY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
"a Express, via tho Ishmus Of Nicaragua, through In
about twenty-five dnysIhe Subscribers will forward
rfpets Freight by this expectations route BY the sesmphy
Pome theus, Thursday 6h February inst. At r. II.
slippers particularly requested to have their goods
this Office before Wednesday, 4h rat in packages
not exceeding 100 lbs weisht hessrs Adams uom m.
Of cur gan Francisco and Nevada city o.,es will havs
charge of our freight by this stearner
TH0MPsON " HITCHCOCK.
Mansge-s and AGENTS 40 Pearl g. of Wall.
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N EDSChEs

II r. r.. Ko2-THE NEW REMEDY-RADwAY &
H. newly discovered remedy for the Of Ssrofula
koketts Runners. Sy phiiis kodes and White SwenEs,
and other chronic disease is called Railways Rnovang
hsayent IL is the most remarkable for
ofecrofuous diseases known. 1t operates pleasantly
and powerfully. In ten minutes sfer taking It, the frss
doee the patient feels IL working ia tho syttc IL res
from corrosive snbiiate mercury calone and NIL cbjsc
tonahle properties. Let the afflicted give this marvellous
and qick remedy trial Price 81 per bottle 6l Fulton
stteet Guon Ut Bo.ery Douglass, Paterson; Van Bur
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A UCTION NOTICE.-0ROCERIES. WINES BRANBY
kAeegars Bats Figs, Eo.Tuesaay Feb. 10y O'clock
prune eurrAns starch rice. SOAP candles
mustsr epices coffee tea sugar 1--we counters two pla
form sc,lss hreproot safes basney gin whisky wines
mackesel herring Goldfish &c w A. GARTER bactionoer
% Dey street, corner Greenwich.
A UCTIoN NOTICR.-THoMAS BELL, AUCTIONeER
A-By Il. N, Iush.-This day. ~ l0H o'clock, ia che
Sales Rooms North william street Sale ct Dry Goods
Slothns Hardware, Jewelry Fancy Articles. Ae Also
London Guns, 10 Watches, segars. Furaure nc.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT Az crIoN
ho Houses and Lots $50 and M Sixth s.rsst Is and L,
west Twenty egsh street. and ~ Barclay street. ID Yes
Thirty eighth and Thirty ninth Map, can 30 had 81
the auction room. Broad street.
STHoNY J. BLEE4ER, AUCTIoNEER-THIs DAY
n (Tues3syl. February Sd, AZ II O'clock st Tho Mer
chants EXCHANGE. A. Bleeker VIII sell Al auction ths
West Twtnt street. built in superior
ny days work aud containing ell the modern npro
Also the the southwest corner of Seventh and
Seventh avenue large portion Of the purchase money
may remain on bond and mortgage Particulars SALE
~ COTTON. AUCTIONAER LARGE SALE OF
Hardware Cocke, Brogans. Clothing. si,vsrwsrs 30
Tx o'clock 1T the auction 90 Beeksn street by
dor Of sssenees and others HON it may very
large and Desirable assortment Of Hardware being tho
tire etcck Of country marohsnt and viii embrace
article 10 the line also IL Of clocks various kin Isl
ns several oneee q Brogans several trunks Of
Cotton arm urlaps Canvass. Fancy Goods Silvsrwaro
&c. Sale positive
VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUCTION
v Anthony J. Blocker will sell at auction on Thurs
day February AT IL O'Clock al the herchsnt Exchange
et Of ground known Bergen street in the city Of
Brooklyn The LOT - by 100 feet in depth the house %
good style With marble ans a s sna
appiyt the auctioneer No. 7 Broad street
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nESFNEBs, DISCHARGES. NOISES IN THE EAv
- nervous doafDe,s even of long eandng be
BY Dir. HEATH. 46s Broadway. ncw York. pr. H. ais
treats Vie eye and iaserts srshcal cyes vithous pain
slort sght cured hllcsters ehoud 30 explicit and
tsin enc collar TO receive absea,lon oe houss ffoG
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nm RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE "PRAorIcAt pRT.

D ant r huihoK f ~ LIE h. hAcT!Cah VRi-
pnd tot O'clock H. II. tsuDday exooptedl No. 80
vieh street From the uncornmo deal the
author hoe enjoyed which he would instance having
Guided several In LsTis ior the Of
ttadyirR these followed by long
rrsetioe devoted exclusively TO this speciality
without hesit0tion promise In the and
complicated caees as secondary diecascs &c TO-
afe and radical ouicg tkan DO obtsad from
other in Amcroa Those who apply In the
ler 1Ares Of diseases will be graed b. snd rapid
~ Of bio whoh is ofon effected In few days
Separate waiting provided. For treatmcat By
t,or. ndGrnra $50 Post on
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A i. PRIDE g. CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA PACK
IA AID Parcel ExproBs-Our shipment will
fo ward b. the United stae Mail s.esmcrs crescent CITY,
the Sd Of February. and in tho Cherokee 9th
ohAge # fpeoi meFeDgere through 10 san Francisco.
Our charge freight oIly 30 per ID All freight
rust be put water proof and sans in tho day before
railing Packages not 70 cscetd % ouads no charge
custom tousc oontuiar iced smF pa-eels r5ceivadil
Y O'clock. N day of sailing nc. Broad street neks ~
We'll.
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DE. COOPER, u pUAEE sTREET mas. .roR Tnn

VNR. COOPER, u DUANE SIkkET, HAS FOR TIN
~ last twony enjoyed the most Extensive r!so.iea
in private diseaes any nedica in New erik
can cure aggravated o.aes Of this dsesce and
mild cases cured in days. DR. Cooper oan cure tho
formn from TO tive woaks0f constitutions
debility brought by hsbt INDUCED In by yogns
Thia whom too frequently induced In, dv5.
pepss weakness of the bt and email Of Tho bsoH aer-
fusion Of the intellect And syerson 10 society," prek
guaranteed in cash case charge
don't DO deceived have not left Dus NJ gtreot
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ELPRESs AGEE CgEs, S.so


GaIP ARD CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERAGE. FOL
- wariing and Genera, Commission Housc Pho sub
eoribr socs the business of the importers
of this and the neghboring cities Years Of
and thorough knoweegs of tho business enable him
guarantee the prompt completion of all commissions
entrusted 10 him. GEO. L. PRIDE
NO, Broad street. naxs door TO Wall street,.
RERTORD AND CO.'S GREAT CALIFORIA PACK
81 snd Parcel Our shipment will
yard by the United state Nail tesmers CRESCENT City
the I'd February and in the Cherokee 9th inst
Of special through to San Fran CISCO Our chargs
freight 10 Ices than By other eKprsgs III freight
be nut up proof, ard tbs day before
sailing Packages no. 70 exceed l ouusa No charge fog
custom house sular Snail parcels received till
IL O'clock, NJ day Of calling REgFOhD & Co.. vesey
street. httor House Passage all the u s. and r. II.
Co.'S chips secured AZ this oioe only through
Papsma, st the lowest ratsa.
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FOR sALN RMp 40 LMr.

UC E0N-foR SALB-A Splendid BILLIARI
NAsoOO Saloon, containing several elegant tables
Inc location good NJ the reoepts Su0 per
the best chance ered in this business
yhe proprietor haa other mporaat business. Apply T.
fmore Co.. 257 Hudson street, in the storc from "A
toSP ID
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A DAMS & CG.'s CALIFORNIA FREIGHT PACKAGE.
"A a,a Parcel Express, Yer U. 81 Mail steamer Empire
city, Monday, February Our naxt regular eemi-
monthly Express for Csliorn, via Chagses end Par
will be despatched IN charge OF Of freight
sgents by tho u Mail teser En- rire cry Monday.
9 inst o'clock, p NJ shppers intenciug send ~
this E1prass urgently requested TO deliver their
gcods with invoices before Saturday, 7th large
eight 10 Anticipated by this steamer Eyeryning ba
ado proof or IL Will be 20 owners ris No psckegs
ouid ereeed 1875 ba weight Small parcels will be recev
cd until ocloek T.. a., uEusl No Cuiso HouEa tees,
and no charge FOX Consular oettfcates.
ADAMS T. CO.. l6 and Is Wall street. 4
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RzaoRrs CT COMMITTEES lporrED.


Tf n tBsor wills Esq, seer. c4ry OF Krickerbooke
Eav us asuson enclosing fgst report Of fai iu5ti:u-
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Shirs Centurion, Coornbs. AHtWOrp sorthr3rt Nouor
nick savannah Ann Nsys Brsy. Aeapuiooi AndalusiA
FfeuCteO Este Hayes heurAn, do 81 N1hoas, Hrag
don, ntvFc, Revere Hovea New Orleans barhs Altoona
Arey, Palermo LtpADto Sewau ChAyleoon Queen y tins
Poi'efdrfn md ohert M'gd q seaetf3 tNW II moyt'
\ ~, q ~ Anaaeh 70,
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nlEPEPsIh 0RISDIGEsTIoT, LIVER COMPLAINTS.
- JGnndico, Gons iaaton, Headache Dizziness. Ddu.
ncs sSas Stomach, BeehiqGs Flatulehcy Debility Do
q THE character eGoesuay cured ~ tho q Mira.
Motifs Family hedirnea 70 10 ohtei16i * her oSnIav
and daughter, Doctor md Mrs. Drake, NO. $50 eFeenc
New York
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NIBLOs.-THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION or THE
IN brettos Of the Operas Played at this theatre
obtained ~ the entrance door in b. oadway Price sas
shilling. In the house. twenty. five cents.
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GToRE TO LIT. AND STeCK FOR sALE'--A STORE,
~ IN sixth avenue between Eleventh and IWef
vita fac assortment 6 Fancy uocda, Offering rave
p0rtgrtY 70 with small capital viehing to
IN THE uiness None need apply hut thos. wishn
- purchase tie stock Possession m ediate required
Apply at 1853 Sixth avenue.
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YAK PLAY:-SoNE PERSON OR PERSONS HAVING
Circulated durisg the mschevods report thss
me opera q d gohan which was psr9 ia:s
nht neo 70 Do Postponed of tbs slick meas 81
sgnor sa the Patrons of the Opera respectfully
doubtful SOURCES. - -
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TYR WARREN, NO. MOTT sTRKET, ora DOOM
~ fgo Chatham sAvcst oonssuos Sc be onpsulsot an
private dgespes Dr. W. hsH thirty sz 10 ale
rr5csce Of HE profession where tho victim OF se suse -
thone who have escaped from Tho hhn OF roodio. r,t
mar rely cafe aud speedy cure.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-09

y 900 ~! 2!000 imported Havana various brands 81 :
OBJ 'c, t9i0 PrtceS For sale by
C.--- WILKINSON & FSLER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-09
The Klngdom of sardImIn q Fres state.

The kingdom of Sardinia, in Upper Italy, till
within a few years hardly heard of and possessing
little more than 6,000,000 of inhabitants in its ten
counties is yet by the confession of recent travel
ers from this country of the freest and in
teresting nations of Europe. We have metsNith va
rious testimonies to this effect and here is frem
Rev. DR.. Bacon, of New York. Says the doctor, in
his speech there at the Hungarian meeting: @
~ have said that there are but two countries
where kossuth could be safe and free There is
other country where he could find sort of rest but
it is too Austria to afford him an adequate
lum. allude to the kingdom of Sardinia 1t is a
delightful refreshment to the traveller when having
landed at Trieste and having travelled over Vene
tan Lombardy, he posses over a little stream. and
hndS himself suddenly in a free country. He sees
that everything has different aspect. The priests
snt they Took from the aspect they present in Aus
tria! 1t is refreshment to feel that the soldiers
the people, but for their defence against Austria
There is country that in the course of the year
1852 will probably be found taking the lead among
the nations whose struggles will make the year 1882
year of as great peril as that of l848. There
Kossuth will be safe. When revolution breaks ont.
Kossuth will be equally free in almost any part of
Europe.
Yes, this beautiful country is cnvironed by the
towers of absolute powers who hate her institutions
and will doubtless seek the first opportunity to pre-
ciptate their myrmidons, like wintry torrents from
the surrounding peaks, into the rich valleys of Pied
mont destroying and overwhelming everything in
their career: !: and where they found liberty and
plenty, leaving behind them despotism and waste.
It is curious to observe how striking the priests with
their great shovel hats and black cloaks appear to
travellers. DR.. Bacon is only one among multi
tude who seem astonshed at these dark clouds skirt
ing everywhere the Italian horizon. - Newark DAILY
Advertiser.
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A Dangerous Adventure.

The Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia Even
ing Bulletin in his letter of the 9th of Noyember
tells the following story:
One of the most singular and dangerous adven-
lures took place at Brussels few days ago. AL
phonse Thevelin. gymnast we'll known for his as
tonishng eats on the spring board attached to God
of his usual eronautical exhibitions. The peo-
pie had gathered in immense crowds, on the town
square, the spring board had been attached and all
preparations made. and the balloon started maiest-
cally into the air, rising high above the houses
Ihevelin about turning somerset when he
received severe blow on the back. This was sur
prising, in the particular Locality, but gymnast
did not hesitate to turn quickly and grappe with his
aerial antagonist. Balloon, spring board. and ALL
went off and left him in mid heaven, locked in close
embrace with st. Michael, not in proprio personne
but in the form of an immense gilt statue, with
which the Belgians have ornamented the tip-top Of
the steeple of their Hotel de Vile, Town House.
Thevelin looked after the balloon, it was quarter
of mile off. he looked down to the ground three
hundred and fifty feet below; he concluded to try
and reach the latter.
The perilous descent was accomplished in presence
of an afrighted crowd. single false STEP the
trembling of muscle, the giving way Of projec-
tion must have sent him lfeless and crushed mass
to the pavement below The rigor of the weather
and his light costume forbade him to remain where
he was. He came down safely on the outside of the
splre.
He deserves richly to have his salary doubled by
the Emperor of Russia. who has engaged him to go
to st. Petersburg, to take charge Of gymnasium
Louis Napoleon has just such descent to make from
the airy pinnacle where he is now, and the people
are looking on to see how he will make it. / hope
he will succeed as we'll as Thevelin
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-09
Chapter ON Printing.

&c Can't you print Bible 2" said good old Ia
dy, who, some years ago Came into printing Office
in the 'untry.
''Certainlyn said man al the case who was bob
bng at the types like hen picking up corn" cer-
tany, madam but not just at the present. it'll take
some time to do it."
"Oh" returned the lady, .sf for that matter I'm in
no great hurry-any time to-day will answer"
To-day" said the printer in astonshnent, awhy
ma'am you don't think s
g Oh. yes,' said the good woman. seating herself
on bench and taking out her knitting can wait
as we'll as not. It's only about ten o'clock now, and
'spose you'll get it done by tea-timen
What! print a bible in one afternoon? Whv
ma'am it would take me and my deyla whole year
to print Bble.'
"Oh! my gracious p exclaimed the old lady start
ing up in astonlshment-'' You don't have the evil
one to work for you, do you 2"
Evil one Yes, he's evil enough the lazy dog
Il wouldn't have him to print Bible for me on
no account. shouldn't believe word ont if he
did-for he's liar and the father of liars"
g. don't know whether he's the father of lies or
not. But he is, true enough little devil there's no
trusting him. mean TO cancel his indentures"
"Well, goodbye Mr. Printer-I couldn't think
of having good book done in such bad Office
Employ the devil. OH dear"
The old lady made way with all haste out of the
Office; and when it is considered that she was unac.
quainted with the technical language of typogra.
piers, and did not know the difference between the
printers devil and old Nicholas himself it must be
owned that her horror was very natural ~
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NgUNEENTG ETORE


TTE subscriber agent for John Ivcr Mcmillan, takes this
method of saying his friends and the public generally
that he returned from the northern Quarres with the
largest and best selected stock of AMERICAN MARBLE
that has ever been shipped North Carolina He has also
a full supply of EGYPTIAN AND ITALIAN MARBLES,
all of which he prepared to furnish in the best style for
purposes such Monuments, Tombs, Head and Foot
Stones Furniture, Mantle Pieces SC. In short, any
kind of Marble Work will be furnished as low, and of
good material be had any shop in the United States
From his long experience in the business, and his having
cf the very best Cavers and Letterer employ he
hopes fair share of the patronage of the Old North
State him, in place Of sending North and he
pledges himself that piece of work shall give both in
Workmanship and price, satisfaction Orders by mail will be
puncually attended to and all instructions obeyed.
Dec s. IS5I-l3-tf S r. FORD, Agent.
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TO TIE FARnIERs AND PLAINTIFFS.

E undersigned having acquired knowledge of the
L manufac ture and sale of AGRICULTURAL 1AIPLE-
MENTS is desrous of introducing those of the appro-
we'd kinds to the Farmers and Planters in North Carolina
lie has made such arrangements with E. Whitman, IT,. &
Co., and Sinclair Jr, Co., of Baltimore (two of the
most extensive houses in the counry that he furnish
at short notice any articles in their line Farmers and Plant
wishing to keep with the improvements of the
will do well to give him call All Implements will be sold
at their catalogue prices which be had gratis by call
ing at his store-sgn of the Turk, Front street. Whining
tom n. G..
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