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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08
From the Star spangled Banner.
HSausiSlDA Figure.

Two painters were employed to fresco the
walls OF a magnificent cathedral; both stood
ON a redC seafiodng constructed for the pur-
pose some forty feet from the floor. One or
them was SO intent upon his work that he be-
came wholly absorbed and in admiration stood
of from tho picture, gazing at it with intense
delight, Forgetting where he was, he moved
backward slowly, Surveying critically the work
Of his pencil, until he had ncared the very edge
of the plank upon which he stood.
AT this critical moment, his companion turned
Suddenly, and, almost frozen with horror, be-
held BIS ilTinent peril; another instant andtho
enthusiast ~end h asosiei1eled aaAAahs sass4
inent beneath IL he spoke to him, it was GER
tain DEATH If ha held his peace death was equally
sure. Suddenly he regained his presence OF
mind, and seizing wet brush flung it agqinsa
the wall, scattering the beautiful picture with
unsightly blotohes of coloring.
The painter flew forward and turned upon
his friend with fierce impreoations, but startled
al his CHASTITY face, he listened to the recital of
danger looked shudderingb over the dead space
below, and with tears OF gratitude blessed the
hand that saved him.
SO, said preacher we sometimes get absor-
bed IN looking upon the pictures of this wor Id,
md in contemplating them, step backward an-
'onelous OF our peril, when the Almighty dash
IS out the beautiful images, and we spring for
ward to lament their destruotion---into the out.
'relched arms Of mercy, and are saved,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08


THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW has changed
hands. The new editors promise TO ''givc espec-
ial attention 10 that wide range Of topics which
may be included under The term Of Social Phi
losophy." They will advocate also ga Pro-
grGssiyc Extension of the Suffrage, in proper
lion as the people become fitted for using II,
with view 10 its ultimate universally, as the
only equitable system of representation, p SC.
BY an arrangement with the English publishers,
the American publishers, LEONARD Scorr &
Co., of New York, will DO able to issue their
reprint OF the Westminster Review nearly sim
ultancously with IFS publication in England.
The contents of the January number are:-Rep-
reseniative Reform; Shell Fish, their WAYS and
works; The Relation between Employers and
Employed; Mary Stuart; The Latest Continent
tal Theory of Legislation; Julia Won Krudcner,
as CoqueIte and Mystic; The Ethics of Chris
tendon; Political Questions and Parties in
France; Contemporary Literature of England;
Retrospective Survey of American Literature:
Contemporary Literature of America; Contem-
pOrary Literature of Germany; Contemporary
Literature of France.
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Attest
T.. +.
q. II.

Form Of acknowledgment where the vendor
is known 10 the officer taking the acknowledge
meRt: .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08

For value received, /, A. b., 10 whom the
within warrant No. was issued, do here
by sell and assign unto C. d., Of -, andto
his heirs and assigns forever, the said warrant,
and authorize him TO locate the same, and re-
ceive patent therefor.
Witness my hand and seal, this - day
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08

Form of acknowledgment where the vendor
is not known TO the officer, and his identity has
10 be proved:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08

Form of acknowledgment where the vendor is
personally known 10 the officer taking the
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08

- this day of -, in the year -, per-
sonally appeared {here insert the name of the
warrantee) 10 me well known, and acknowl-
edged the foregoing assignment TO be his act and
deed; and certify that The said (herc insert the
name of warrantee, is the identical person to
whom the within warrant issued, and who exc
cuted the foregoing assignment thereof.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08

Last week we published the act making Land
Warrants assignable. Below are the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

IA REGULAR NETTING or THE HOUSE PAINT
IA ers Society held February 49, nousiy 70.
Are hereby rendered TO the prsprstor Of The New YORK
Herald for sending gentemany reporter 70 our mass
meeting on the 18th and for the grasuitous
efthe proceedirg s Of the same
d. q. WEEnELr, secretary.
MASONIC N0TICE-THE MEMBERS OF DARCY
A Lodge No ISL are requested TO meet ~ their rooms
corner OF Brooe ana Crosby streets this day THURSDAY
Feb. 10. Al hapast elcek y. NJ TO pay the lest
tribute Of respect 10 late brother, Thomas Upderh
All brother in good invited TO ~
tend. BY order. CHAs N. BALDWIN. W. N.
THEo. L. TInorAT Secretary
7 0. OF 0. F.-THE MEMBERS OF BEACON LODGE,
No. 2S o Of q. r.. questod 70 be present st
their next meeting en- friday evening Feb 10Th 81 ther
roem ood Fellows Hs IS bnsil " nportanoe viii DO
brought before the Lodge. BY order.
WIN. ii. SMITH, soo'y.
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propristor Of the westehesser Gazette weekly paper
published At Mott Haven embracing in its circulation
circuit of sixteen miles including Harlem the Norrania
West Farms &C. 10 about to devote Of its columns 10
20 desire 20 have ther Firms and Legations
county The names will be alphabetically arranged form
ing correct guide to the country merchant dealer,
sthere visiting the city. this 81
months Sl-psyabe adyaase. All orders left box s.
Herald ofce addressed to T. Co. will receive prompt at
tsntlon.
TNENTLEMENs LINEN MADE TO ORDER, IN THE
NJ best and latest style At short notice. by
HATCH u CO., 723 Broadway, New York Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

nR. EDWARD II DIXON EDITOR OF THE seal.
pei IL Grand street. one door west Of Broadway or.
seepel Astor House where all business and literary
eommun ications may be left.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

EDERSOEs GREAT C0NUNDRUM BOoK.-THIs
n work containing over Lace orig nal Conundrums Ia
row published and for sale price twenty cents Trsde
supr!sd NJ the usual discount. J0LLIES 300 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

TTNO-k IGHTl-THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ~, lsS2;-
Hen. Horace Mann, OF Masfach usests ana Kew John
Chamber OF Philadelphia will address ths people on the
subject Ten ard the Marie Law
Hall beiur the sx tn Quarterly Nesting the National
Society Vocal music BY the Admls
free Exercises will commence At half past seven
O'clock.
rVyHE MEMORY OF COOPER. ON WEDNESDAY
i eyenirg February 20, AZ rriper Hall. William Bry-
will Discourse on the Life and Genius OF
side and the who have accepted the
tees in 10 be present the many
em emit OF Letters Statesmen OF she Union.
WARRINGTON IRVING, President
JoHS A. sTEvENs, PIest Bk OF Com, Treasurer.
FIT, FIR, on r. FHs ss, aaaLnck' Secretaries.
Gull Q. vsrpianek, VIM. W, Campbell J. @. cogsvell.
James < PssldipS, George Daner0ss. PaIke Godwin.
pGh k ~; ETan Sa dshn DS MIA WitaSa
Tranois L. Hawks, Samuel Osgood, N. q. Willis
VIM. G. Bryant, Charles Author. lie wis @. Clsrk.
Tickets Ito be obtained ~ the principal bookstores and
he prooeeds be applied TO the erection of Colossal
Statue Mr. Cooper IN Of the public squares Of the city
n U.A-FEBRUARY ~ 1882. tls5l THE ORDER OF
". United Americans will tsccording to their usual
toni celebrate the approaching Anniversary OF tho Birth
day the immortal Washington. Monday the 23d ns
by Public Procession under the direction OF Gen Henry
Iowt:-FOrm st Washington Square. at 9 oclack, A. M
and coed out of the vest down West Washing
place TO Sixth and TO Green wch thence
through Hammond Hudson, Canal street. and broadway,
place. through Aston place to Broaiwly, and thence 20
Metropolitan Hall late Tfipler) where the procession will
enter, and al two o'clock precisely grafton will be do
sxeseisee viii take place BY order Of shs Cemmi.ee of
Arrangements. WILLIAM b. WEISS, Chairman.
JOHN G PACKARD Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
COAL.

vTyo DEALERS IN COAL THE WILKEsBAERE co AL
Company have determined TO offer thelr and
superior Anthrsoe Coal 10 Dealers at reduce p.cos
Apply ~ the yard, foot Of Gouyerneur street,
A.sEYkoUR Agent
CoAL.-I AN NOW DIscHAR0INo SEVERAL CAR
~ Of the best quality OF Red stsve which will
sell 10 dealers and Others SIS per ton ana vi deliver
hc vessel ~ So So from yard s. rs.
PETER CLINTON cor Of King and Greenwich.
and 0oerok and Rvington.
q x k0 PER ToN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL DELI.
NO w vereds rom cargoes now disshArginA of the
tgg and stove tires Dealers ard others pyly
" Ti'pALE COAL DkroT, 7srd Ue.Gisp street. sstr
~sLAa stAseA fi 80 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

u AleE THE WIND AND SECURE HOME.-THE
~ books Of the Empire Building and Mutual Loan Asso
citation are opsn oes LIS Spring street. daily, from
neIs ard sdui. can .ustsrss Entrsnce lst presently
end object Of the Asoeaen be had 1t the
Joferh r. Taylor President; Jonathan W. Allen, Comp
reree, y r. Eel yscehis VIM H. Rblet, John B.iAeher
ysn Dyke George Boyd VIM. Sinclair. sylyanus Godney
W ylls Blackstone, Joreph Hoxie. Trustees.
J. W. FELL. Secretary, l73 Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
THE FIREMEN,

umpire ENGINE COMPANY NO. 42-AT A SPECIAL
meeting of this Company held Feb &c. 1852 the follow
ing preamble and resolutions uousy adopted
Whereas We have been apprsed Of the deoesse, In dis
ant city Of fellow mem Der snd companion Richard
K Wallace; and wheress desire, in this manner TO
give expression TO emotions and place record
sentiments of and deep regret the early demise
Of our frier d, therefore be ii
Resolved, That the members Of the Empire Engine
Company No 49, Of the city Of New York have heard with
feelings of sadness Of the death in the primo Of
fellow fireman, Mr.. Richard X. Wallace, who long since
became endeared 70 by those tics Of Affection which
profession alone erswne around the heart
and which msgnhcd by the many noble qualities that
sharac terizd the mind of our departed brother.
Resolved That mngs deepest sympathy with tho
family and relatives in their and desre to assure
them that the memory OF him they mourn shall BIO pcr
petuated amongst Sincerely do regret that
unable TO he st sad tribute Of respect to his mortal
remains by joining the funeral train in conveying them to
their final resting pGce-the grave. .
Resolved That 70 be placed upon the door
the Engne Houfe the trumpet attached to the
Eine. and upon our fire CAPS symboiical Of our loss
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions duly anthem
ssssS DO ofxardsd to ting family q The deceased and
nall" and Louisville Courier"
Reco IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
,TowEn OF LONDON. WITH 100 ENoKavINes. AZ

V,owER OF LONDON, WITH 100 ENGRavIEes AN
Historical Romsnce, BY william Harrison Aims WORTH
Author tho Pictorial Life and Adventures Jack shep
psrd lPicorirl Lilo OF Guy FaTkes the Chief OF tho
Gunpowder Treason" "old 50. Pauls etc. Complete
IN two large octave volumes printed on the fnest
white paper. Embellshed with - large and besuiifu
desgre and engraved the husst style Of the
art by George craishanE Of LosSen frioe for the
entire work. dollar Cores Ok will be scnt by msil TO
one receipt Of dosr u has been for ysrs the
ofLondon the proudest onumsn Of antiquity consacred
with reference to its historical sssocsonB) IN bho known
vord-thc groundwork Of ronFnce ard IL 10 slight
satefaction TO him that circumstances ~ length
have enabled him to into ehsot his fayorite
project in cor junction with tho innisablo artist
whose ninety eght original designs and engravr %
or all tho principal objects of attraction and ia.
tercstto accompany this The author
exhibited in this work the Tower London in he light
Palaee Prieop, and Fortress and he has also con
trved such seiios OF Incidents every relic
the old pe-its Towers Falls Oh am ers Case
yays Arches and Drswbridgeso no part OF this the
most venerable and interesting building the known wsrId
should remain unilustrated to reader Is ii.
the known world and can be road with ps.surs
act and read H. for there is much TO esrr and valuable
Information 10 be gained from It's which cannot bs
tanned 10 any other wok pgeii,hsd n the known world
e.oet Philadelphia, 70 whom all orders must come ad
dressed For sale all agents an periodical dealers
II the United Btatos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
new PUHLICATIOHs.

ward H. pissn; u: D. i ready Content. Of No
II. Origin ygstable and Animal Diet ARISE Peter si.y
IN s ,s se LII. sass
AUD Reekie;m The Homeopathic HirpopOtAmus The ned
shed Memories, The Lost and saved The toilette Of the
Nsw YORK Ladies. The Actual Of Damp rsss
Assss.on The Causes wis II ceSsoy and
En:h.na Glasses
ksal1sy RoSssr.:K n .dd.s'sd 70 the P.efssssn y
Az u 81 Pas Sh Bdana n
ness Of our Public inspectors Remarkable Polypus Of
n and Tes Sl Closed .x 81
teuIsson Of the Fourth and Th .et.oaspal Bones from
msns:NA New Wrnfie for Homeopathy. si:sphus. ssa.
WINS. Setting chose Falls. cosdssn PoIdsr fGT ne
esi Times drsas Hcadsmio Discovery zss is my .runS
hsso1 Ss odsn s ssa s Pisss
Snsns II s psns. rs .2ssy.
in advertising the hirelins pufsry q the press
..sSss rs desarpen ssssss
and ,s mus, be s YORK Medical Times
Home Joprns No species Of competition appears 70 come
no 'l y Tho Hss with the
the.i ssutc ddactic fanoifu .rgumentasye IS.
peIvsdes every u.s. these days and ,oady
rinsr The soalPsi is work q great and u,iilY
conducted with unsurpassed originality and power Sussex
that canuot be ssood-Haverhil Gazette. The
oI.s sd pssa e
interest they do not cary oonyoton to the
tho best number AZ has appeared courisr
editor the shsrp Instruments Of wit satire aud
Journa Weisone seape sish and Sparkling
ssI sn @ rny is' %
No 49, All orders from abroad must be addesssd 70 the
House a. and s osS sy and
Dewitt Davenport Trsbure Buildings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

ANrREw STEVENS LETTER ON THE FORREST
n Gaze will BIO the Police Gazette Of this week
curious Developer snd disclosures The Gszette is
siso full of other interes matter Prize Fight
Rsston Now resdy, Office No. IL Beskman aud
tale everywhere, cents per copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
MUSICAL.

T. At Riilets music store. a9s Broadway.
CCHuBERTHS co.'s SUsIC DEPOT. 27 BROADWAY.
respectfully invite the public 70 inspect their i'm nense
stck Oh music for Voice FesDo for hands for
ssasn Violin VioonceIo, hsrp Orohestra &c. in every
stye fnr virtu5sos and tean THE xrestat selection
N h. United states wo,th s POt Orders Tor foreign
ArG Az egican usis viii te attend 10 wish yEsEptaos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
AOM NaY u a DE-,

THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMU-
latng Fund Association wall hold meeting Ia ,he
Leoture Room Clinton HAIL. of Nassau and Fiek
streets Satur dsy evening 2lst inst st tx NJ
which occaeon n b. hiilikcn. ESQ. win deliver
lecture explanatory Of the objects and advantages tho
association. The pubic generally are invited 70 attend
w. o GRUSER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

NoUEG MEN CAN RAISE a FINE PAIR OF wHisK
es wthn ioui weeks b. usins heore's Recipe. IL ig
he only INN THAT viii mako tho hal- upon xhe
Nsrran,ed 70 DO free from al luxurious snbst.r sess
New York. ' s''ff~A1' ssomcss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
LARYs u MARVIN. ls.a Ron stesrns& CO .

" II, N.
NIB Any in want Of my Patent Sslsnander Safe.
cetaH i OFFS Herring 1875 Wafer street. or stearn
Marvin TAG water street. who have tho rrhs
make snd sell said Safes ana boughs the buyer
uRdc party nfrngemcnt. and ilabo de-
IMAGES. Efatt but few understand. ID G.. WILDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
Insurance.

4 lFE Observation-Disclosures LOAN FUND LIEs
IA hserrs Bosiety Of Londoni General Ayeass Once
MOI crtnd street Jersey CY.The shove eomIsay
tupee 30 etot the lives Of persons
the Upsed BtAtes and Csorns snd osh6r special b.
ssrd ~ fair rates Of premium For tsrms bsaz forms
]. LEANDIR STARR. Gsnera Agent
NJ AfI0NAI LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE 80
~ oiety Of Lemon General Agents ofhoe Grand az
taken on parties going 70 California nt one per cent
premium Per aEnum for residencs In San Francisco two
per cent for license travel IN Upper California MEDICAL
'is&.Is1A" sssw;X i, =, -. ..sss Ace. :. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

ONLY FEW MORE LErT.-aO GREAT HAS BEEN
" the demand for shares In the Knckerhocker Building
Association that only few reman. Persons DESTROYS OK
becoming members Of this fourishng institution will be
afforded opportunity at the public meeting be
held Monday evening, February 49, ~ Knckerbocker
this meeting the principles and Profits win be plainly set
connected with the operation Of the association Ladies'
and nemen are invited attend Interesting addresses
will be delivered WELCOME X. BEEBE, President.
JAMES X. DEL vECCHIO Vice President.
EDWARD 4. MADDEN, Secretary.
N HPersons unable 20 attend the public meeting
subscribe for shares At the Office 6S Ninth time
during the day or evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

THE MEMBERS OF PROTECTION ENGINE co. No;
Ergn eer, snd Mr. C. Holmes. of Hose Co. Mo- for
their supply Of refreshments At The late FIRE in
Jersey City. H. G. Schoomakar, NJ Leonard W. II. 81
monds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
go 10 Cslifernis wish family 10 capable Of doing
any lind Of work. Call AZ l2s er,e he
vetp second and Third avenues, al Thomas sCcrn els
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

ZINC PAINTs.-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY
~ are prepared 20 supply, from the Companys ware
house their while and 'olersd Zine P.inss the ieowne
No. do oents Ter lb; No de-, esnss per ID; brown
and black b cents b dry white Of cons bs
White paint after several Europe aud tho
United States a been found retain s protective pro-
briaRcy 10 unrivaled; and - tho weight ~
70 so cent surface than the weight lead
paint, IL is really much the Their
brown and black zinc paints form hard metslio enannx
upon wood brick iron, and other metals which has BEEN
found ress the corfodiDg action OF salt water Dear
supplied on liberal terms by NANNIkG& SQUIER,
Agents, NJ. 40 DeY streee, ". Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

CEORGIA YELLOW PINE LUMBER-THE SUB.
~ scgiter will sell lumber Of description, de-
Evcrabe At R. Lsoklisons steam MILL Darien Georgia,
deliver the at this The mill
OF hand large stock Of superior timber puchases
deptnd punctualty in tho execution Of orders.
HARRY YoNGk, ~ tho oice Of Mt. Charles Day "a Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

- kNOvAL-ALFRED EDWARDS 60. HAVE RE-
~ sheir Ne Flaoc where they feR
r sale Large and assortment Of silk goods Counters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

EoRsA OR TO LRT-A DESIRABLE FARM MOST
beautifully located in East Chester containing about %
acres There good dwelling house. with wpg alao
ice house. barn granary wagon house. and corn crib with
two apple orchards orchards and variety Of
other fruit t-ees Said farm would gentleman doing
Mount Vernon depot and quarter Of mile from Pelham
Vile depot Inquire Of j. 8. VALENTINE. III East FIJI
teen III street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

~ MoRIhRTY, AUCTrONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day. At 10 o'clock A. l73 Chatham street. Furnisuro
rmprud ON families consisting of desirable
ato great Feather Bods and Carpets; also larto
and various assortment Of gurniure manuf.s-
turer Every article offered will no sold withous
Outdoor sales Of groceries furniture &c. attended
in sLy psgt Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
FIN A NCIAL.

NorICE--TAE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED NOTES
IN having been wrcngfully obtained from will lot DO
pad and ~ are hereby osr.sned against
Al IL months from its date for $5 TO- drawn by G.
Clark payable 70 his order and endorsed by him Note
dated 22d February 1885, at is months from its dste for
sIls2 4 drawn ~ w. CLARK PAYABLE 70 his order, and
endorsed by him. Both notes also. s believed
dorsed-K DAILY, Troy; sgred-0. W. CLARK, 81 Pearl
street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

hoASES, CAERIA0EU. "a,
sN@~~~>> s>S>~y~e~~S
E0R SALE. "A DARK GRAY MARE FIFTEEN uANn1
ala n eny avs years old warranted hind SOUND aaS
soa sny tor want OF use Can be he stahIe
crosby street. between Houston aud ssrssss -
AEON WANTED-A SINGLE SECOND RANn
~ hesFsway WAson, In good order. Any person having
rr.Se ie D.s1 ssn nesr 81 purchaser by add
GIssA ""eah ~ nfi'I ~ sikS ~ N9 W FSaSb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

DARrNER wAETED-THn ADVERTISER WISHES
70 employ s25 and his .e in some respectable bust
ness in with party having the amount.
Cenmunieaons stating name and business (which will
tsheld strictly addressed 70 Partnership NJ
this efhce, will be attended to. -
WANrED-A PARTNER, IN THE WHOLESALE AND
w rets dry goods business One commanding capital
Of to 50 $50 oan make an investment In fouriShis
business, paying three months. Al.
dress @. d. g., Merchant, Unisn Square Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

w hNTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE. BY A
.ehHy young won sn, with fresh breasb OF MILK or
Nouio TAKE IN baby to her house, where she has
my only herse,i and her husband. Please call at AZ
engaged. = sA ~ s"'Ss s"'0' - ~
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lanes COLE AUCrioNEEr-LARG Z AND PERE4P.

- G. KEMP, AUCTIOSEER.-HOUsEHoLD FURSI-
". tnre Pianoforto &,. tomorrow tFrid,yl. $. la1s
O'CLOCK, a. 20 Nassau street near Fplton.R O. Kemp will
sell at auen 40 above large assortment Of valuable new
an second hand parlor dining aud iuruYe
mrros and general assortment Of house furn alag
cies which particularly worthy Of Tho aen sion u house
teerere Also frat rate rosewood Panofors fully
ranted. Catalogues on the morning of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
NI9CELLAH NOUS.

EAT sHEEP--FOUR OF THE LARGEST AND PATTIsT
nheep ever produced TO be seen At Browning Bullo
Head, raised by Mr.. John Mitchell devile,
Niagara as and bronghsto this oily by Mr. John Smith,
butcher OF Buffalo The owner will give Thorn to AZ ono
who p.S du &c better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

OYSTERS, OYSTERS. OYSTEKs-FRIED. ROASTED,
etewed Bholls-for 10 large plate, Vim.
CENTS Dining Saloon, IL Chatham street,