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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24

THE RELIEF NorEs-For two years we
have been cndeavoring to shame the Legis-
lature into cancelling the striking rags,
called relief notes, circulating throughou,
the Commonwealth as money, but without
effect. We called upon our contempora-
ries everywhere, to give their aid in urging
the Legislature to reitere the people of this
intolerable nuisance; but with the excep-
ton Of the independent press, not voice
as We remember, was raised in its behalf
The party press were as mum as though ;
paddock Were placed upon their lips
Nore, however, the political press, as i
moved BY single wire, are out iu Ion.
articles upon the necessity of this Yer.
! ipe7eneHt.-Csrmaat2ra Telegraph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24
II. G. HICKOK, EDITOR.
o. n. WORDEN, PRINTER.
CHRONICLE
AN INpErENDEST FAMILY JOURNAL,
Zssued on FRIDAY mor1!ia-,s at LesDisGurg
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year $50 If not pail before the cr?rr for
single nunilers Subscriptions for six months
bs paid in alvAnce Dis s,oatnuanccs Optional with the
Publisher. except when the se.r is pail up.
AnvgRrsEvENrs han i>"nely inserted a. 80 cents per
square one werk- Il ioar weeks - two squares,
- Tor SIX months g for year. Mercantile advertise
nsnts- MT exceeding fourth Of column. $40 ycaT.
JOB WORK and casual advertisements be paid for
when hanled in delivered
CoNxC CSIcsToNs solicited all subjects of general n.e-
rest NOT within the Of party s.ctariau
All letters must come post ,a! accompanied by the real
ed iress Of the writer, receive I1Thnse
relating exelu.iv., to the Editorial Department b.
re,ted to H,NRY c. Hes D. ESD Yitor-auI tos. on
business to y. v. WhKLEs. f'ildiSscr.
Ofioe Market street between Second and Third over
the Post-0aier. o. y. WORDEN. Prophet. r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24
The MUTUALLY CROSSED in LOVE!
The Proud Hiss MacBride.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.

o, terrible proud was Miss MacBriie,
The very personlcAtion Of l'riie,
A she niinlickei along in Fasi.i5ns tide,
AdUwn Eroadway-on the proper side
When the golden sun was setting:
There was !rile ia the head she carri SO high,
Pride in her lip, and pride in her eye,
And n world Of pride in the very s:sh
That her stately bosom WIS trctting-
A sigh that pair of elegant feet,
San la!ed in s-tin should kiss the street.
The very same that the vulgar greet
In common leather not oyer-''n neat
Fvr su,h is tie common booting;
lAnd Christian tears may well BE- sh d,
That even among the gentlemen-brei
The glorious Day Of Morocco is dcai.
And Day Martin are rrigning instead
On a much inferior .ootin.D
o. terribly proud Miss MacBriie,
Proud of her beauty. and proud Of her pride,
Ard proud of fifty matters beside
Tina, would Mt have borne dissection;
Proud Of her wit, and proud of her walk,
Proud of her teeth, and proud o! her talk,
Proud of : KNOWN: cheese froui chalk
On very sight inspection
Proud abroad, and proud at home.
Proud wherever she chanc-l to come,
VIII n she glad. and wh-n she Was glum;
Proud as the head of a Sarscen
Over the door Of a tipping shop;
Proud dutch, IS. proud a fop.
PROUD as boy with branncw top
Proud teyond comparison.
IT seems singular Thing to say,
Bu; her very senses led her astray
Respecting all humility;
In sooth her dull auricular drum,
Could find in h,tmbic only hum"
And heard no sound OF gentle come
In talking about gentiity.
What io,cly meant she id not know,
For she always avoided ''everything low"
With care the most runctili.us;
And, qHeerer still, the audible sound
o: sup, rSilly" she never had found
In the adjective supercilous!
The meaning OF meel she never knew.
But ma- -ipcd the phrase had something to do
With - Moses'-a pcid!iaS, German Jew,
Who. like all hsv kers, the country through,
Was "a person Of no position;'
And it seemed to her exceedingly plain,
II the word really known 10 pertain
To vulgar German it was nit g-rmane
' VI ''7" ''i''-"'
Even her cracrs-not her grace.
For that WA in the " voraiive CASE
Chilled with the touch OF her icy face,
Ha' very -''His upon her
.' 's''' In ' Wv "'o'"
LA 'e VI 'ie '''i'N''n' 'l'T'' e'o""'
bu' eo'uit sn'.'cd' ana ia'"'s oo"ed'
A vino IN uli say, You do proud,
And 90 yourself an honor
Hh4 pet '"e pm "a '''as ""e"
:" Il NJ i-4,' i'',''.'s ''Ne'
."
49, ,'4' nc ~ ,-a' so''f1
Ia O-
-" 'l.i '", " a ..u' 'iA'
''' as e'i va NA0"n
" 49, '.'1 ~
ann ~ 80 anu 'o'',
-, i'ee re- VI
"''' hi'i-se " H'e anu i'i'i'e on ieeu
POi p"f'
Was-like her fac--suffciently plain;
And as 70 her musical powers
Although she sang until she was hoarse,
And issued Notes with Bankers force
Ih,y were just such notes as We never 'endorse'
For any ACQUAINTANCE Of ours.
u,,-,
r -, Ne"'
Through a sky-light dim. on the light of the sky;
But pride is curious passion
And an taking about hef ~eai'n ana woftn'
she always forgot 10 mention her bifth'
10 people OF rank anu iasnioh-
,o..u ,,. ,o,,,,. ,b;,,s ~, o,-,h
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24

The obSequies Of the Duke of Yelling
ton, which took place on the 18th ult.,
were doubtless, from the published account
the most maguifcien. of the kind ever wit
messed. But as gorgeous as it was, every
thing was cold, f rlnal, stately. The Gov
crnmeut appeared to have a certain duty
to perform, and it lavished It'll means to per-
form it is the most expensive manner but
took good care to consume 4, little pos
sible Of its small treasury of feeling.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24
LaVinK ont Surfaces,

A few simple rules are oftentimes con
venient to those who are not conversan
with surveying operations, and a writer il
the Western Horticultural Review ha
communicated to that work some very goot
ones, some Of which We copy, and to which
VIC add few Others
To tGy out an acre IN circle. FRS
f1 centre, and with rope as a radius
seven rods, three links and three-eight:
long, one end attached to the centre, and
kept uniformly stretched, the sweep of ii
at the other end will lay out the acre.
Fer one quarter of an acre, rope three
rods and fourteen links will be the right
length.
For one-eighth of an acre, rope t,ro
rods and thirteen links will be enough.
Tiang'es. If you wish triangle to
contain just an acre, make each side nine
teen rods, five and half links long.
a triangle whose sides are six rods and
twenty links long each, will contain one
eighth of an acre.
To lay out al eNipse or oral Set three
stakes in triangular position. Around
these stretch rope. Take away.thc stake
at the apex of the triangle, which will be
where the side Of the oval is to come
move the stake along against the rope,
keeping it tight, and it will tracc out the
oval.
\ square to contain an acre, or just one
hundred and sixty rods, should have each
of its sides just twelve rods, ten feet and
seven-tenths long.
To drar an oral of giir-r size. The
long and the short diameter being given
say twenty feet for the shorter, and one
hundred for the longer-divide the short
diameter into any number of equal parts
say ten-aDd from each point draw a
line parallel to the long diameter; then
divide the long diameter into the same
number of equal parts, ('eu) and from
each point diaw line parallel to the shor,
dian cter. Thn draw a line from point
to point where each corresponding line
cuts the other, on the outside, and this
connecting mark will describe the oval or
cllipse required.-lhune Fumer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24

WHAT PLANK ROADS Do-The Fay
etteville (N. O. Observer, under the head
of " Fortune in spite Of ones self" saws:
g We learn that sale tooA place in this
place in this county, few days ago,
amounting to about $4,000, Of lands
which would not have sold for half the
money until the plank roads were built
through End near them. The owner nev-
er subscribed cent to build the roads. but
haggled for damages against the compa-
MES, for passing through his lands"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24

The GRKAr CENTRAL RoUTE-Such
is the perfection already arrived at on the
Pennsylvania Rsilr al. that TIE cars make
the trip between Philadelphia and Pitts
burg. in nineteen hours, and to Cincinnati
in hir!y-eght This is rapid travelling
truly, and must secure TO cur State tie great
bulk of the western and southwestern ems
tom. When the Pennsylvania Railroad
shall be completedthroush the Alleshenis.
this time viii be still fur,h., shortened
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24

WORLDS FAIR AT New YoRK-We
see by the papers that the Palace designed
for the exhibition of the industry of all
nations, at New York, is no. progressing
as rapidly as is Necessary in order to have
it in readiness BY the time appointed for
the commencement Of the exhibition. A
good many works Of art are announced,
and there is little doubt but that bv the
time the Palace i, ready it will be filed by
the rarest productions of European talent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24
MORAL.

Becsuss you aourish in worldly affsirs,
Do MT be naughty, and put oa airs
With insolcnt pride of ststioni
Don't be proud, and turn mp your noss
Al poorer people in palmer clothes,
But learn, for the sake Of your minds repoeA
That wsalth'e bubble that oomrs-sud gce!
And that a;l Proud Flesh, vbsssvey u g1ows.
T. futtee, 70 irritation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

MOST IMPORTANT NOTICE.-TO
lvl Manufacturers Mechanics, Merchants Gardener,
and other chxDcs for pleasantly located Coua
There for sale several lots for
building manufacturing tanning y.rdsnlns OF cher pu
ihe Delaware River, Sullvas Co " Of the pnc
pal stations on the NswYsrk and Ers RailIosd about
alsu inquire in Narrowsbursh, sf T. v. WACKER.
DARTH, ESD. or in Nsw-Ycrk 81 ANTHONY J.
BLEECKER No. 7 Broad st., or p. A. LOESCAER. No.
Gresawich-s where Also be ssen Al erect nap Of
usid village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
TONY BROOK COTTAGE and

~ FARM for SALH-fn the town Of Rye, pleassntsy
st1ased the Boston Turnpike one and half mile: iron
ths railroad depot Man neck There good DWELL
iDg cottage. with lava iBcosed with elegant fences
handsome. spacioa carnage barn and stable also tenalt
kouss All the buildings complete order and newly
Dantsd and viii require repairs for many years there
about 30 Of land suitably divided into orchards eae
nut trees about the dwelling. an exoeient GARDEN -
Stony Brock II the northern boundary 81 ths faln s1c
directly 70 the Sound, distant half mile. where good
bosne Esd fshDg Rye beach u N the vicinity whch
scarcely surpassed for bathing puypoees Beautiful reads
md hne DIVES in every dectioa There are several ne
building sites the fam. commanding views of the
oOund For person dong ,asincss in New York. % fof
suumsr residence this offers many attraction In
Gniyo Of HON m MORCA n, Ne. PIne-Gt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
EOR SALE or to LET-Stanwix Hall,

= beFntoga ePTings IT Y. This large and commOdious
Hotel dehehtfay located the side q Broadway,
door south Of Union Hail and in the immediate vicinity
Of Congress Spring. viii be for term Of year, ffon
tbs Lot day Of May fhs Hotel entirely new, and
the estabbshment 10 in complete order. The
large and arranged with reference the
no4ation Of families. No setter hotel establishment for
winter we'll business be feund Sara
toGa Tor hthsr Particular inquiries may be made Of
LESTER BARTLETT, Esqrs, this village, Of the
subscriber the premises Ths property also for sale
reasonable terms JOHN n. WHITE.
oarateoa Springs, Feb 10. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
Drp GOODS.

nRY GOODS tor HOTELS, STnxG-
~ ERs SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. ~
COACH AND CAa Makers.
In consequences II the turuinE Of tseu va,ekor>> !.
Hsssss st.. the upderssnst have removed 70
No. al pARE-PLAck AND No Is AURRAv3
Where .hsy a'e row opening entire ns~ stocf III
rTRNIsHIHG DRY GOODS
70 Which branch Of trade ths,r siisstou VII kssan -
exclusively directed.
iss direct from the nsasfscrursFs. every a<> ,,s -:
essl',y %
~ FAMILY LINENS,
Linen and Cotton sheefings Linen ssd Csass pru-
CAsrss. FABLE Dsmssss. Napkins and Tsvshsss -
tsspapes ana Quits, 6atis DE lanes xnt 49, ~
masks and prsperss. Colored and White 8lal tea -
p~,fnxs all the varieties hstiiaEs and Drvsrsss a.
Hair and Feathers.
Alco full and complete assortnszt Of
COACH AND CAR rRIMxiNoS
Received direct from the Preach AID 0snnK. ysssS.
compruipg every variety Of Pashes, Cloths, Coss,,..
Narcoluss, Car Headings. OIL Cioths. EaAnAlsS III
Patent Leather, Coach Lace and frnsss-
Also.
Danasks. Lasunss, nsrssas and Carpstas,. iss Can.
purposss.
tnvited to stock
No 81 Park Place aad No Is n am a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

CUTLERY, &c.-We have just re-
" csived By the last steamers frcm England nne as
sortmsnt OF fable and Pocket Cutlery Of ennfey new
tor of buysrs The Pocket Cutlery Of ths esss qua
and from afsctories seldom found IN this maikes
ALSO have on hand and receiving By freauens arrivals
a laree assortment Il BIZ misghsm and German Goods,
vnIek We offer for sale BY the package or small
crantts. EDWARD CORNING 3 CO.,
No 90 Water ss. and No. lsa Pesl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new v

ELAMMERSbuKGH.-rhis new VIZ
10 I.xs sccssssss several times day 6ott ~ stsSes
s.A .tssmst h s.tnstsd ~i'hla eight mss Of the Cy
Hsl opposts Harlem. sne College So'at ana asans
Ssy M Tlasans sSjopias the village OF SuLson
f h,~h sod 30 res6ii asi spnaE and nov tuildihs
ssisc .st i the sane scale tae streets OF oee
ssr~s irserseefiBG each and VIII. from Us com
snd.s sssu sfon dissai persd be Of the pfs-
ssi e sports the vcisty Of Hew-Yers The los WI
m ga from two to ou, city lots IN prics from Slts N
9lso The Sz5 down. AID the rest IN iasis
which snRbles person. however
90 boeome his landlord. II hkewse offers A me acs
nent 70 the capitslis rzsey net wlth-ss tnere -
doubt Judging from the past but that this pcoe.y VII
II nonhs sell q twice As pree asked Being 81.
sssdnsy healthy and ~ scenery wncn eanac
d surpassed EN- acpE Of the East RIVER LAG
Of Tlusbips Rters bsrd Morrsanla, York lslsnd .ne
palisads Rscts CsIskl Mountains to West rons maans
ons Of TIE desss slAces for resic ence ~ -
Be imagined MIA fs~lot uascid at Sratsnporl pnos
50o Any PEI wishing tn purchase n the peces
are rsouestei to call the Office, whore maps and eve
i1formstion viii be cheesfully gwen. JOHN A. FLAm,,
MRH No l5J Wet 18th o.. between TIN and IA avs AL
for strstton porn and Tlamnsssurgh lots must
g nade psrsoaally TO 10 IN A. FLAAMER. II PAID y
any else they VIII be Aa and v"'a once n'al'
toll P.M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
BROADWAY PROPERTY for SALE.

=. .vsuabls mp'oysd property on Broadway, Nos.
Chapel. floating Broadway, an, fest go by hundred
sna ni,ty -,svss and hs s1 isst deep For further
gt:; WARD NEWMAN, No. 81 eowsry, and WIN. d.
SALl6BuRY, No. 6 Nsssan.st The premises can be
examined by applying st No. s7 Bowery from to 10 AN.
and from to S p, M,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
at YONKERS for SALE

For Sale. House and Lot. At Yonksrs, most beau
tuly situated the banks Of the Hudsen and commands
most beautiful prosp. unsurpassed In that
msntc village The House large and built in the most
substantial with ncheu and washhoa adjoA
ing, al in good repair The Lot il ITO feet front and rear
y over ~ feet deep Addiona land may b purchased
II desired. Terms accom- modatng. II not sold by the
middle Of April the House will be rented from the frst Of
aay nsxt II u well eacasted for large family or
boarding. house. IpQuiTs of J. H JENNINGS, Y0nkers
On Of GEO. II. BELL. No. iaa NaaaAu-ak.. NaX-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
NOR SALE-Stamford, Conn. The late

stamford Com at distance Of one and half hours ds
Prom tbs CITY This plsce. having bsen htted cp BY NJ
Sanford for bic esdsace without regard 70 trouble
"a 4 Ill that can be desired a. gsntes homo for
any gentleman whs wishes mis- family To- enjoy the advan-
go ne county Mne a. asnos cay . ~,
ner with beautiful shade. and ven tncosea and war.
winter. with evOy convenience, ~ fuYnnce, hot -
cold wsSu, bath-room ne. There are also suitable
Stables, Coach Ice House, Garden with flowers
snes al advantages Of the oounsrJss health it,
pleaGles IT, bea1ties-with the most modern convent
onceo Of 3 city home Communication to Stamford, the
New. York and NswHayeD Railroad, by all trains, SIS
ysa!. Yor Gawngn and more particular Description
n1ply q j. SMITH DODGE. No n BoRd.Gt.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

VVO LET At KINGSBRIDGE-A neat
Cottage House Immediately the river, consisting o.
Kitchen bedroom and parioT the frst and three bed
the second floor. The above il offered to
let, with two twenty of land Hent S19o. Fol
further particulars apply TO T. ID. EVEN.
Ne. &c John-st., corner Of William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
OosTON PIANO.FORTES.-bs.'

DEMOVAL.-N. p. B. CURTloSs
4 u removed from Me- as Broadway " 2es
wassroon ef T 0sibstt 4 Co. Ne a. bfeseess1c
hspd Pianos The sahscrbsu are ssIs sss:e y ~
81 ths cstbfsttd Americas Patent Actea $3.50 Z
Ceerre Hs~s 81 Boston Also have fun sssx6pDD
Gilt eat b Co . mech a1mire1 lEei "a piaeess
us saslei fos sale vAs msst seessase.s - y. SGt
N.P.B CUHttsS 4 CO.. No. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

Pexer-Ib. NIL Is IS feet square. IN which =, , re
Ieeesssrt machinery fot masiDs yarn. csnss As % o'
rsrforth slibdes Cards Poker, Drs~inf frane, "sss
Ing Mil So.eder wltdns 3 sme spooier &c Sc-s
TIE Water rower sbssdant and dursns iaere ~
on the premises good D~eiiing houses bsrn Oan
HoU,e kc &c " .ces IT h'ssh cultivated Lann N.ss
maruacfurg .Dsbm.rt Is ~i'hin three hgws rne
The CIV by rsi road Tue whole be bought n sAr
AIN ~. most avcyase For esrficulsrs ipqure o
SMITH Ne a. Sssssa-st. 10 IN 81. No ssArs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
NOR SALE-A farm situated in Falls.

= buIsh, Sullivan County. N. Y, containing lss acres
loo acyes Of which improved and in high cultvaisn
The isndh smooth, well wasered and pleasantly located
enc OF the most exs ss her and umbsrag msRafas
surs asVcts IN the STATE, vaeh adercs a Al time,
Prices with lao miles sRsyoratioa added Or the prem
sss are necessary huieirEs and good orchard. rsra
pisssca tanner no better location be found TSms
easy tie messparshe For psric alars Inasrs II To-
"a En- ~ OkGAS, No. Pias-s;, or Of HENRY HURD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
Bates.


VERY LOW PRICES.-WATCHES
and JEWELRY at REDUCED PRICE5-Ths sub
lcrbeI expecting receive several large invoices u
WATCHES ssd JEWELRY, V selling Of his present
stech at greatly reduced pirces
Fine Gold Lepins Watches holes swelsd -$2s
Fine Go Detached Levers fall jswesd. 30
Fine Cold Patent Levsns- %
and a other ksds q wstchss st egssy low prcss
also, all kinds Of Gold Chsns pure Gold Wedding Ripgs
Gold Keys and Seals. Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and M
YER Thimbles Diamond Riass and Pins Bracelets. Gold
Lockets Cuff Pms Ear Rngs Gold and Silver Spscacss
Brsastpns, Finger RINGS, Silver Fruit Knives Sserlins
oliver Spoons. Cups Forks &c. At much less prices than
any ether house. Gold Watches - low Sc each.
Watches a1d Jswelry exchsnsed AL Watches warranted
to good TINE the mshey returned Watcher Clocks
and Jewsry rscairsd IN the best 1t much ,ess
than the usual prices GEO C. ALLEN,
InpsrtsI Of Watches and JswelFy Wholesale asd Rs.a
No II Wall g.. near Broadway, stairs, lsrmsriy II
No. 81 Wall o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

NOR SALE or TO LET--The valuable
ehrsH ssou brick House and Lot Of 0reuat tnswn Is
NO ~ Wses iatA 81. bstv sea Oh asd sh-svs Ths
hoass aasss 60 IN elegant s'ys. VITA si shs modern
pyuseosrts for srS further pagt,rala ,
ply ts ANTHONY BLkACKER Assiaasr No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
no kXCHANGE for Western Lands. 4

splensd properly constssIhg of Village Lots OF sny
sizs al the valsge ef Cnstnsm -Four Corners Coiumoa
Comfy New York for asGs the Vassss V4lss, Iadi-
ana or in the STATE Mich Illinois, Wscsn.n o. In
Canada AyplJ 70 PERKINS, NICkOL5,No. HsWaiss''
IanncI CauIt. New YORK March ~, 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
TOBSON'S PATENT LIGHT and
\ xrr = pHEI ECIINQ 6IQYE GRATE.-ThA neat

u HEAT REFLECIIN0 STOVE GRATE-fhs great
supsrorty Of this iqus Stove 0rate over eveY enei
Enrlapd that the patentees have appointed HkNkY 1
IBBOTSoN. Of New York, tAslr Agent for tie vnssc
Of th Crate there il great saving Of fuel and all the hight
and heat completely thrown ino the room y TO A.
ord des rec Of and warmth which twice the
smosnf Of ssi would fail to produce in any ordinary IRE
place Said Toys Crates be mad either perfectly PLAN
the OF Geo the Agest No 3is Psayst, between Maiden
Il nd Johu-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
EOR SALE at EAST BROOKLYN

II new two story aid basement frame House, filled
IN narcw sd. PIAZZA French windows, marble manaes
sliding DOOM and and closets de-
srsbiy located Bedford sv Myrtle A line Of
stages TO the Brookya and vi amsbugh ferries pass the
door: Pros S2,8o0; one half remain. Apply to
ALkx UNDERhlLL, corner Bedford and Pak-avs..
BrOOklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
NAUTION 70 HARDWARE DEAL

OERs-ws take this method Of cautioning our friends
and the hardware dealers generally against certain tss
Manufactured in America, sndl6ampsd ioootson SAID
house and the names being like ours, dealen should be
careful that they are not deceived Our FsLkS nsxe
BROTHERS d CO."-aiso eur corporate mark. Globe"
an frmeriv NAV be advisable further state that our
beat Cast steel Rows Improved Files universally kuewn
bv the old stamp Globe"l web known a. better
adapted for Engnee and Machiniss purposes 'haA any
nov u use !" ''' 'i I BROTHERS Z CO..
0hefiield, England
HENRY j. IBBOTsON. Agent.
Office No 2ls Pearl g.. NewYerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL o. 1000
OJNGER's PATENT STRAIGHT

SINGERS PATENT STRAIGHT
- NEEDLE PERpENDICCL LAR ACTION Sc gin!
MsCHINE-sscursd BY Letters Pa'ent Of the Uansd
Srs,,s Ausr H. isot-ths only msrhne HAVING rsat -
use the rsiebt reeds. Ts tn's mach ne vas a~Afsed
,As fat ore IA Il tins las Nsw-York Stats Var; also.
frss premium {. rcd MEDAL las. psi, o. me an.
csn s,tufe ,vs,heats have ist bssa added
Nv zee INVENTOR which far her ps.Ht has beea az
nief The OF the achins ,r doing kinds OF
ire and cnsI,s ~ork cl IN aud isatssr Is f1v ssso
sb,o asd the only machine capable OF Going good
work, hat will no; ravsl ~, ..,,
vsy Y: also. ~ No. 81 South that, Phhsaslphia'
spe No 10 Harvard place. Bos,sn s-.,.
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mo BOOK-bINDERS.-For sale,
u second and Cuttus GsAAss. OF Assnss msks.n
p Pc. rrss.'h..i I.a,,ys 81 JAMES COOK,
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