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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

Philadelphia, have all striven to grasp the whole,
OF, at least, to gain considerable part, of the
wealth that your industry produces. Yet in this in
stance, all their art-all their inRenuity-oould not
effect two results, without which their attempts
must be unavailing They could not destroy the
geographical facts that Baltimore was net emily the
natural channel Of trade, but that 1t WAS Also the
central point Of the seaboard Union In instsntaae-
GUS intercourse With the national capital and that
its railway the shortest, drec,est, and most eco
nomicsl communication between the Ohio and the
sea.
In order to illustrate our position, let me ask you
to lsok, when you have time, at any skeleton map
Of the United States, on which the great lines Of
railway are laid down. You will instantly observe,
stretch out their iron arms with longing towards
the West every grasp they make drsgs your produce
over longer road, and, Of course, 1t . higher
cost than We SHALL ater the first Of January, 1853
Nor % this all While seeking to communicate
with tho Ohio, We have not been unminSfal that
there we're northern streams and lakes which might
contribute to Baltimoro's prosperity, and afford
many articles Of value to our Southern friends.
And, accordingly, We have hastened to threaa,th
valley ofthe Susquehanns, With road approaching
completion, which, uniting with the Erie railway
In the State of New York, will place the lake, at
DuDkirk thirty nine miles nearer to Baltimore than
to New York city by the present channel Of inter.
course. Nsy-you will observe something more,
by the inspection of such q map. You will fud
that, geography having made Baltimore the great,
natural, central entrepot of the Union, on tide.
water the great receptacle OF internal produce
and foreign dittIibution-we have gradually con-
pleted projected . connected system Of railways,
steam communication, canals, and vessels, diverg.
ing nortbesstwartly, to Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and the New England States generally;
porthery through the valley Of the Susq ssbanna
Into the hearts OF Pennsylvania and New York;
Westwardly, BY the Patspsco and Potomac valies
through Virginia to the Ohio, in the direction Of
St. Louis; southwestwardly. to Winchester, Wash.
iDgton aud Richmond; southwardly by steamers and
10 Do rsxsk
shortly, to Charleston; th~ardly again, by
steamer direct to the las. named port, and finally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co-In-
CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR-

NPECIE and gold DUST from CALIF UR-
NIA-NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE, No N Broadway.Ihe attention OF parties
ordering returns from California IN Specie Gold Dust Sc
directed 10 the notice OF Newlork underwriters al foot
DAVIS BROOKS & Co, General Agents
NEw-YoRR, Sept. l6 1852
JONES 4 JOHNSON The New ork and San Francisco
Steamship Line having arranged with Messrs Garrison
Freiz furnish specie guard which has been deemed sat
sactory by the undersigned they willing 20 take
Insurance from San Francisco 10 NewNoIk and 10 make
the same reduction in premium for coming under the pro-
lection of the guard Of Messrs Garrison Fretz from Pan
ana 10 thu Atlantic coast has been and yet allowed
rtcie guarded by the guard Of Mess Mosque Hurtado
a Company.
Astor Mutual Insurance Co. (Sgned) ZEB. Cook
. Gen y Mutual Insurance Co. (Sgned) ALFRED OGDEN
Newly ok Mutual Insurance Co.
(Signed) Il. b. LATTERTHwAITE
Commercial Insurance Co, (Signedl DAM d. SMITH
Atlantic Mutual ms Co, (Sgned) WALTER X. JONES.
TIE sun Mutual Insurance Co. (Signed) A. b NELSON
Mercantile Insurance Co. (Sgnod) ELwooo WALTER
Unicn Mutual Ins Co (Signed) J. l. LATHRoF, PTest
Atlas Mutal Insurance Co, (Signedl y. H. OsSooD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
CUPREME COURT-WILLIAM II. APP

- PLETON JOHN A. APPLETON DANIEL $. APPLETON
SAM IL D. APPLETON against BARRE ffTo the above
nmsd Defendants. You hereby summoned and required 10
complaint thu action, which hed the once
the Cek City and County Of New Yosk the twenty
ond September and copy ~
the subcrb-s Their Office the CITY Of
Ee~ York twrsy after the this summons
on you day of such and fsd
sad complaint within the aforesaid the pntAs
n og Ave hundred and ninety
dollar seventy and thereon nom the s
september bede the costs Of this actonDated No
10 Wal St k,s YCrk O,t 70, lsb2.
iszenWeI yNyRsoN & PRJcHslD Pianta.' Attorn~y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
Alillinerp.

E1RST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTAB-
Il LISHMENT, No. 5Sf Broadway, one doo. below
Prince-et., the Metropolitan Hotel-Ms. w. SIN
MONS has the pleasure to announce TO the fashionable
world that her large and rchy varied stock Of PATs B0n-
aud " inter Millinery not surpassed by any other IN
th, metropolis and she constantly adding TO 1t the lat
and most recherche patterns of the French capital Con-
neeted with her spacious sseoons she has eIehsse
uenufaeoTy. BY the late steamship srrlyls she has
ceiyed large invoices Of the beautiful SGts SlS
Nelvets, Ribbons Festhers. Artificial Flowers. &c.
Mrs. SIMMONS soket. The patronage Of Merchants and
MillneTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
CrPREME COrRT-CitY and County Of

- KeE York.-Tae DOWERT SAVINGS BANK as.sst JANIS
ASH ndTtuaiy sni q JOHN WALSH s~ 40
WILLIAM DUNNING MICHAEL eastman asd DAsIEL
ClsHsAk-sumuons- For relef 10 the DeisntAncs-sEs
you re --ty .umsor-d
H. .etn -hh duy 6i-d he era Once Of sl Car,
u. CITY HI lie CTR fOrk. be l9fh % OcSov,
ia cryy q Jour sef "a - - our 4e No ~
Gard Yort -rerty Gays after ne sevce hereof
-,s OF III dsy o. .~rvcs sni iD 20 he
q. ay--sd pnfs oil Apply 20 hs Cos for TIE
- l.nsr1st IL the eom1aat-Daiee October, l5l
oisla~svW sCHELL L z. SLOSSOS, P<l.t-t,' Aror1>yA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
NrEw.YORK and san FRANCISCO

W-YORk and SAN fKANCISOU
~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 70 san FRAN
CISCO ~ REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on he
SSTfNIiS-The new and splendid steamship UNCLE
S.N ? 600 rms ". 4. NILS Commander, VII cave New
York for ASPINWALL, Navy Bay MONDAY, Deem
;,h ,Se new double engine steamship CORTES, SO
tunS Thomas B. Cropper, Commander, which steamship
eAves Psnca on the ARRIVAL Of the PASSENGERS oy tne
gNlCLE SAM, FOX San FrAacsro, stopping only Al AA9u
co for supplies. ,.: 49,,
These vesses in accommodations ventlAaon speed ana
sAft y are unsurpassed An experienced physician A.
tschtd 10 each steamer.
Passengers will be landed the wharf 81 Aspn~a and
take the Panama Railroad -. -,
Passengers cautioned, thar TIE tCAes iu4 '' --o
are cold only at No n Broadway.
DAVIS BROOyS 4 Co. Gene-a! tss.:-l-.
JONES L JOHNSON, 50 Wsl+sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
Uaier Gur.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CU
SVSOI-TU ORANGE. NEW.JERSEY.-- Visitors 70 th,s
Jn.u,;on tale the Morris and Essex RNSDs the loot
n Courrisndt-s, al 81 and IL NJ and 4 aud s P VI.
and south Orange at y and = P. h
TINE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
II CURE Il conveniently Arranged. and now open fer
Wir,er treatment The cod favorable Every
,snton Will be pad 10 tie comfort OF patients Terms ~
- sIo ~, ,reeL n BEDORTHA. ~. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
Ocean Steamers, &r.

Tor AUSTRALIA DIRECr-New-Tork
Il and Canada Dispatch Lne-The beautiful clipper
psck,t-slip BOTHSiA James A. Avery Cc-n,nAadei,
Geo tuns burden ana only 81 years old VII SAL 'or the
shove port about the lt OF December TINS spenci sap
having made very successful voyage 70 CioIni1 and
her commander having great experience n the AasIal
ee6e persons engaging ray expect very ssoIt pAS
her betW decks very high, and Thoroughly
sd nited NJ with STATE Rooms fo- the comfort OF families
or single persons An experienced surgeon VIII accompany
the shp with other proper attendants AL persons 1ooa
tskirs rasssee respectfully invited 20 examine io ne n
seves before erragg eseher- on board, Per = LAST
River or TO BUTLER BROTHERS. Nos. 10 and llS
Southst n \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
b. A. Chiffon, Auctioneer
TRFAT SALE of BROOKLYN PROPER

w TY.-COLE 4 Chiffon will sell at Auction on
THURSDAY December ? 1852 at II o'clock at the Mer-
chants Exchange:
20 valuable Lots Of Ground on 9-av 18th and ithsts.,
the 9th Ward Of the City of Brooklyn being half OF the
entire block, bounded by 9th and 9tays and 18TH ana
Hhas
This property unsurpassed for beauty OF location occn-
pyins posito overlooking the City OF Brook
En and the Raw The improvements in the Immediate Va
Snty are Of such character IA 10 render certain the do1O
Epr Of the property in value in two three years.
Terms: One half Of the purchase money may remain on
bond and nortage for three years at cent interest
For farther particulars inquire of the Aucuoneers No
Nallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and

~ County io-John LAbsh against Abraham LAbash
Eha his wife fsyth Lahagh and Agne- hs wiz lsac La
LOuisa his lic Young hrsarea Young aae
John l. Young w am A. Young and Robert Young
In psronIn and BY virtue Of an order Of & Court
made entitled the third day Of November,
ghi hundred ino ty two ahd The statute such case
provided that al gersons
general len nnnoance By judgment or decree or oher-e on
the undivided share interest Of any Of the parties sad atom
sought 70 BE paTtoned said acton and here
part thereof required % produce 70
undersigned the referee appointed this ACTON 10 and " the
order seventh Of December neri At
Wal the City AL County New proof
Of membranes rospecty-y together IN str
and specify The
AMI tue dates thereof respectively Tie
nd and paruuor-d embed
Complaint ts acton, io.oss All that eertus 0t'
pefe parcel and formerly covered ~h saier atns yas
the FIRST Ward Of the Cy q New York boaadsi sets
eastsry the heirs Of Captain Henry kerst
d-eeasr land ite Of The hers WI
Ian EJsAr deceased soue~ty BY wsshntons - and aorts
westerly By land granted BY the Mayor A9-fnss
and Comoua ~ Cry fork JOhn J. LblsA ~
fourteenth Syoer tAoasaad
esht hvnoed and hy ehi tue sd OF o. na ne-n as'cfDei
bens 6f et and ch-s width front on b" hnson 81 ,od
~d1 the And all that CERTAIN
o; parcel Of and .orrae5 covered ~ Nte
the First Ward the City q Se York aud
Beginning port the esst-ry sde Of West
-ohefy shy let from he .outnsatery corner Of
Wet RrctOrsL established ~ and running th-ns
souihsastery hundred and feet and hss u e
norhwestery oi formerly raledsy he Mayor
drre, nd Cor-o-a ~ othe CITY Desa
sad and inese- th-ss
~eterJ hundred and 40 feet and esvea hes point
eastery Of Wet distant s0uilery ory ieet and
~ ss. io~ ~ y s -. - =, -. -, the - 80.
the tso-nent- herrsn-ns eni
paftenab hereuHtO besaz or any~e aDSe4sas As1 al
vhse stv4atass Alt emo aens sov ssd eraas
d-crt~d .nd fronting huc River Ant
that pat per Per Norts River ~nh
tsrhes .hiy egaAi hsRlred aud thirty Dsts
al Wsrge scvaaaget and neli kcs Or
STEPHEN eAABRELESG R,'-rs>
War L GLoul. Ai;orasJ. iof PH. alO is-o-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
b. 3. palmer's Column.
DALMERs AMERICAN NEWSPAPER

TVALMEh AhEhINAN NL Lis
Il AGENCY.-HOrscs the Roman poet SPEAKS with
temp, u iuitAfOfs and calls them a sersl.e herd Ye-
hoGsh not the hshest order u human intelligence these
men rufl their part in tie bness Of he world Nothing
made II IntatoE form tsst BY which you may
Judge the value Of any novelty II crowd Of inn
tstors about anything BE- there ID sonerhnx
good ust crowd Of sesbirds lowering above the
let the people know that shoai OF sh Underneath
Tavs and other light things carried along by the
rent 70 show the speed and direction Of IL without
helping the stream u the east increasing ia yolune
II we want any zssuranee-wnch do nothat our sYs-
TEN Of advertising admirable ard gong ahead
perOusy should find the tact thar several persons
have hitehsd themselves TO plan and marching
along road which they have VII enough perceive
LEAD IN the end properly followed 70 succez-though
whether Il nay lead them % quite another quss-
ton But the hed broad and they vii have
Whc rer1' u-1cccrl'-4g u -.-s. A--4.. I. .-o--~-
FeI tie Ax ten ysc,s We have been maxlHs plan and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
B. A. Chiffon, AIctioneer.
VACANT LOTS of GROi'\I

D Il IJN' tIVtytls
VACANT LOTS OF GROUND on etH,
10TH and llTHAVS and 52D-Sr.-COLE
Chiffon viii sell AZ auction, on WEDNESDAY, Dec l.
lS5Z At IL o'clock the Merchants Exchange tho follow
ING 6esirsble property, viz;
On sth-av-l lo Is feet Inches by 100 feet north
east OF sthav and 7ls;t 40, lot on SHAW a.
joining Is feet inches BY leo feet
On ltthav-S lots the side, including northeast
6Shst o; IS feet inches by Toe feet the
ac1oiuicg lots each IS BY lo feet.
On llhavA lots each IS by 100 feet the east sde,
between 5lst and 52d-sis.
On ads-zois each IS by 100 fec; inches on the south
Gce, 100 feet wet Of llth.Gv.
EoE maps and apply AZ tho suctonners Office, No
sWGll Sc. (NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DIS

IN CHARGE Of INSOLYENr from he DEBT5-Pursusut
poy the third ece Of the Of the m
the ,eond part 81 the Revised Statutes JOHN NAME,
o. saben County. y aocE debtor Notice first
pahh oct g. 1861 creditors before Hon Lrr0re
County DIRE Steubsn Co. at bis office the Te Of Bath
9th dy December 1859 O'Clock The afternoon % shos
hey have. why should not, mase
ssid lnsoveuts aud be be discharged kOm hsisbt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

THO THE LADIES-Our Fall style Of La
Il dies Misses and Chidreus Drsb and Black Felt Black
and Drab Beaver Bonnets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat for Ladies and Misses msde from the best stock m
market Also large and handsome assortment Of PLAIN
and Cars of the latest Paris fashions WITH
styes of Drab and Silver cit Back AND Dab Beaver Hss
and Flat Tor Bows Misses and Children AZ MOSARQUEs
Old establishment No. 2S BowerY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
ID S. HoUGH, AuctioneeT.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

~ On FRIDAY next, at No $50 West 2stst between
hh and 9Th the entire of the House comprs
large assortment of splendid Rosewood and Ma
hogany Cabinet Furniture, Velvet Carpets French Fer
Glasses Mantle Clocks elegant Vases aud Mantle Orna
mtnts &C. &C All the goods were made order in May
hat and sold consequence Of the leaving the
country Sale 20 commence at lul O'Clock, A. NJ precisely
Further paTticulars hereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
T.. H LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
YlNRIISTEEis SALE of VALUABLE PROP

HNRUSTEE's SALE of VALUABLE PROP
a ERTY on S5th. 56th, 5S,h and Sothsts-E. II. LUD-
LOW viii sell az Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Dec g. 1882
at ~ o'clock the Merchants Exchange the following val
lsble property, viz: - -,
Slois north side S5th-st io5 feet east from 4th-sv.
lots south side S5tst, los feet east from 4thav.
lots fouth side 5Gthst 25 feet east from Lexngon-av
lots south side 5Sth-st, lCo feet west from 5thav
lots south side 7Sth-st 100 feet east from 2d'sv
gore lots adjoining the LAST mentioned lots on the rear
lots on south side 7Sth.st les feet from Sd-av.
lot south side SOth-st l25 feet east from Sd.av.
The lots Sthst will be- sold subject 20 the usns 70
s;roons against uussnces Bmldncs these los TO DO
Get back Eve feet from line The sale OF the above
property viii be positive TO close trust Title perfect and
lall; warranty deeds will be gwen.
For further rtcuars apply At the Office OF the Auc
TONER No III Walst where maps Of the property can
BE- obtained (lSS)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
B.A CHIFFON Auctioneor.
DEREMPTORY SALE of LOTS o.

Ut VII
il ayav, 54th, and 55th SITS NETWORK, aud on Will
sun-st BROOhLYN-COLE 4 Chiffon will Sell at
Auction TUESDAY, Dec T. 1852, at u o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange:
Gihav Lot OF Ground % feet inches by 100 feet at
southwest C. rner of6th-av and s5th-st.
Alss--2 Lots each 25xl0O the avenue adjoining the
above
55h.sIO Lots each Is by 100 feet inches the south
side, distant 100 feet west from 6th-av.
lth-s2 Lots IN the OF the above, and of the same
DIME nsons north side, commencing 200 feet west on
6th-av
Brooklyn Property Wisonst-5 LOIS, each 2x75 feet,
en- northcry side of Wilsonst including the northwesery
corner of Lee-av. and Wilsonst
For terms maps and PARTICULAR apply to the Auctoneer
No sll-s;. tolS)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD

hANBURT and NUKWALh hAILhUAD.
IL On and after Sept q the following trains VIII
leave Danbury:
L645 A. NJ with passengers connecting at South Nor
walk with the New-YoEk and New-Hayen A II. train
foE Nev-York at8.09 A. NJ.
3l5P NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
The Ney.York and New Haven S5 % ?. ", al 535 p NJ
Trains to Daubury viii leave South Norwak
l. 90 A. NJ with passengers and freight receiving pas
sensers sm the New York aud New-Hsyea A 81. train
sorn Neg.YOIk.
from the New-York and New-Hasen $50 7. VI. Express
trnin from NewYork and the 4H0 accommodation tram
from New-Hayel. HARVEY SMITH, 5u perintendent-
Daubury Sept 20 la52
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
WILLIAM IRVING, Auct,oneer.

WILLIAM IkNIkI, AuCtlOnctt. !.
GIG. VITO Wits GRAND SALE of
DCARRARA MARBL + and ALABAS TER STATUARY,
PLATED and PARIEN WARE PAPER MACHE
GOODS 6c-WILLIAM IRVING viii sell at suction, on
THuRSnAY Cd and FRIDAY Sd Dec al 10! o'clock each
dAv AT their Sales rooms No. 10 Pne-st Broadway
consisting in part Of Carsra Marble StatuaFy, Groups
Guardian ARgei Faith God Divine Love and other hne
lroups; about 20 superb Alsbsster Groups
Agate BaIdiglo and Verdi Prato Warwick Heee Etru>
can Roman and other Vssas Tszxas Card Receivers &e
Furthel particulars in special, Courier Enquirer
Ladies ave particularly invited 10 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
6orseo, CARRIAGES, Sc.

CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE-One pair
~ OF sound, stylish bay Carnage Horses aud years
Cd, about &c hands high. Apply TO JAMES YEfNAN,
No &C Broomost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
feeal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
r.;s Couu;y Sew icrk ros hereby gwen TO al 2cr
JOHN B. hEIHE hteo. the CITY s~
Yo Physban dsc,ss-d pfeni the Nth voucher iae
o. 70 the subscecrs the se Of Charles onsiet No NJ
CRY before the erst day OF JuSe
uevt-D,tet Nrv lork Inc Nsh tay Of November lS,G
NARY T. HsLNE, tdunHistrsur
d l.-6nw. CHARLES OLNSTED Administering.
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAIL


ANROAD-WIsTERA sRASsENEsr:-N November l. 1882
Trains CO; OF New Embellishments on aud Special
=. snd III A. NJ aud P VI. through 10 NewHayen.
Also A ". and 6. ?. NJ. foI Port Chester.
lie lit NJ run- IN connection with train rom New
Haven TO Hartford and Springfield and With train abe
Canal Read.
ExPREss TRAINS a; "a. NJ cod 81 ?, " of New Haven,
Hartford Spnnsnela, Worcester ana 5-on Connection;
River and Vermont Railroads. These iss connect at
NtwHGyen viii trans Of the New London Road New
London Norwich, Sto1ingtoa and Providence.
The =. ". stops 81 Stamford and Bridgeport Cor
DectIz with HoDsstouic aud Naggatuek Railroads II
Bridgeport The 81 P 81. stops Stamford NorwAk and
Bridgeport connecting with Danbury Railroad AZ NOrwAk,
A8d with Houss.0nio AID NauEssucs Railroads 81 BRIDGEPORT
Trains into New.York-AccOmmOdAton and Specialist
s., ! and 935 A NJ, and 40 P. ~, through from New
Havtn.
AIS A NJ. ard 3f5 P NJ, from Port Chester
The 93 A. ". passengers from SprnEheid and
Hartford New LOndsn and Canal Railroads New Haven
The 40 NJ receives pass from Hartford and Spring
fele and Northern Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New. Haven arrival OF trsans
rom Boston al II ard $50 p NJ stopping a; BRIDGEPORT,
NorwAl aud Stamford , lesvDs Boston Al A VI and
81 NJ Trans Of the New London Road in couAec-
See large biz Of advertisement at re Station House and
principal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER, JT, Supt
New Haven. November. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
Sales bp Anftion.

A. NJ NERwIN, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co.-Trade
DSsles Rooms. No IS Park-row.
TUESDAY, Dec. II, and following days.
CHOICE ILLUSTRATED BoOKs-English and American
suited TO the Holiday Season. Also, valuable Standard
Books Catalogues III preparation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
me0iral.

DR. HEATON Of BOston-who has devoted
many years the eatment VI Hernia or Rupture,
ana kindred diseases and has discovered mode OF euro
which has proved successful the seVeres cases. 0; long
SINGING well the uilder forms OF this Troublesome
pla.nt, thereby rendering the OF Tasss uuaeca-
ary-has taken AZ Office Il No $50 Broadway New York,
doors below the Metropolitan Hotel where lie may DO
Thursday Friday and Saturday u each week.
AID at No : E1eter-pace BoS'on hond-y ius'NAJ A''
d. H. also attend, particularly to DiseaSs Of Females
10 the Surgical treatment OF HOnorhoids or Pes-Fle-
hp.us or Hernia Rect, &c
DR. BERON's CELEBRATED FEMALE
IL PlLLs-This wonderful and Justly celebrated rene
dy b. had Fl h office or nsy BE- sent oy mail 70 any
address Offce Of Broadway and Houstonst over
the drug The Doctor attends 20 an Once
practice Hours from o'clock A. NJ 10 u ", and from
ullS T. ".
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
VI HOUGUTON'S Pepsin or Gastric Juice, prepared
from reDDet Tie natural remedy Ter ms distressing 90 u
plant Agents, J. BALL Co.. No lOO NAssaa-St-
HEALTH SUCCEDANEUM.-Th Fluid
Frr,e Of Medicinal Herbs the Receipt OF which has
u cent 20 the advertiser from Germany, where Il has re-
named valuable secret Tor OVER century, N as
r,n;.heo family la. proved Al infsbe remedy for the
cure OF Indigestion Dyspep-s Dizziness OF the head,
cut and Rheumatism Cole, Pam o. the Heart CO1Sn and
Wors IL purhes the system zhonf strengthens he
r@rvr. and SPIRITS sssrpens TIE senses stops ne Iruohnz
OF Limits the HiccCurh and Heartburn, cures al
kIrcs Conc Itis II tact. sure retnety Tor
the OF the vitality Of even ne most tecaysa
rer,ors AID an infhble preventive al infectious
sckrcss Taxing II Is remedy 70. Pu-znx, u plrly
the whole y,te. and only sperle IN from y 70 IL hours
without causing pam The Health sreeecAaean neEe' n
lure. even By taking large dose.
Severa resp cable gentlemen hs city, who have used
IL fer IndE esion. DzEines Cole ke have derived .ae
s-eetsst benefit from H. and permit ne - refer 70 them
CHARLES BRAUTIGAM.
No. 1871 Falioa-st- NeT-fork
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NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-

NEW-1ORk and ERIE and CANANDAI-
~ qua and ELNIRA ILRO AD-Fal Ar-anseIBeniS
Trans leave SswYort and Ere Railroad Pier foot Of
DrAres;-l Is follows:
Mail Trsn 81 A. NJ srTivesat Elnrs At JOY VI, STAYS
Over night and leaves q " for Ca1ADlaCua Rochesr,
Butao, hlasals Eas. and al lie principal towns " West
em New-York AID Caaada
Naht Express at P NJ directly through 70 canAnaAsus
and al acss Above mentioned Passengers by tbs rsin
take break si il Elmi FTeshts FOR TIE shove places WI
b taken by ExuTess Freisht Tram al P. w.
WILLIAM O. LAPHAM. SUIT C. and =. r r
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TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female sup
Il porter. Lace stocknzs, Knee-Cap and other Band
saes Suipa Supporr Instruments for KNOCK Knees And
Weeiness OF the JOINTS and al Kinds Of ben ana bAnsses
also Chdrrns Trusses hand and made 70 ordel Al d.
GLONERS, No Il Ann-st, near the Museum
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L. NJ HOFFMAN Auctioueer.
DUBLIC SALE of WOOL.-L. NJ HOFF-
Il MAN Co, will sell, at auction on THURSDAY "a
December at De Forests sores Brooklyn first store south
Of Fulton Ferry OF nsovent and deceased
sens estates lOO0 bales Buenos Ayree and Enre Ros
Washed Wool consisting of Melzo Merno Mestzona and
Carpet Woods.