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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
COURT.-ln the matter Of the ap

~ phcason Mayor Commesahy Of the Cy
Of New fcrt relative % the operns no
msone OF Estmais and Assessment the above entitled matter,
dub appointed the Supreme coa nores parssaas
stats Of New Yor entitled An amend act eau N ses
10 relating particularly the CITY Of Nee Ioshs
passed April slS passed Apn 30 iS That The a.
CT the Commissioners Ne
Of lots asssssed
Of such they the mps OF the cnnn
with such aud the nmosnt Of asssnsa
and other documents which used By the connissonsn
making their report have been Deposited N the street Cesce
County OF New fcra, log the inspections o.
there Ia remain of Al least NV oASe
ber, the male their the SAL Saprsm
Court the and place hereinafter mentioned And ne 49,
further notice pursuant TO the requirement. o.
aas Taxes the CITY and Cosnv
OF and Cor other passed MAJ L. $780, pss
May lstl, to the owners occupant or occupants
improved unmpoved hnds Affected hereoy ha
tey Estimate ana Aessment uad that all
persons whose affected thereby and who nt es OF
posed requested present thc objections WIT
Counsel the Coporsuon, New C HAIL.
IN City Yosk within thirty days from the date OF this no.
and that the hms embraced BY the sad sses.msav e e
follows that all that parcel OF nd described 80
containing follows that AT that part Of sr Sccoed 81
between the westerly SIDE OF Fth av and the
eide Of Eighth ard also all that certain other eee cr
the esstcy side of sshth
westerly line eide Of fh on The poh ~
the the block between SIXTY second It And S
81 and SIXTY excepting h-reo al those avenues os parte
the said Sty seeondst And Se the sAs
o further ave notice that our report IN NE sso'
entitled VIII be made and presented 70 the s.pems Cos OF
held City Hall the City Of New fors 90 Saturday the Ne
day 1854 the Of the Court on that day or - soos
on viii be made be confirmed NsW Yo
March 4, 1889 hnNhn bhENMhns (c.--,-.
HsssrE. DAvrss, Alto ney. m6tssmy
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RENE COIRT-Shuhart g. Lansing and

~ William Lansing Alexander McatLsummons ~ no
County Of New ALEXANDER MOAN: You are merely
summoned TO the conzAnt IN ts ssca' W. % 49, -
Of View iors on We Seh
April ls2 copy Of answer ca us a. our er
No. New streef City Nov fo Wi IN " cny Gays aet
Of such sfysce and you
fa 70 answer the complaint si.fes. W pr ls VIZ tsas
sr. ,b ,stsr~st the 9Th dy Of Apn 1854, Dsssss
iis cost. OF this action -p-.rt ApnlsI. ~ ~,
.,.-<-ws We. ines street, S.Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE

IL IL SIMPSON CO.'S House Furnishing Store, No. q
Csnslst and No SIS Lspenard Broadway and the N
ware Britannia planshe8 tin and appsned ware
baske brushe &C. embracing every variety Of articles fof
hous keeping goods Of the qualify and at prices
b give satisfaction purchase Those about purchasing win
% call and examine the assortment before purchana
elsewhere Rsfeeato and ssfes Of any sse Coed
sent homo free Of expense 10 any part Of Wiamburh
Brooklvn or Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and SUP

yPLIEs-Nsy3 3, Is5a- To IROs FOUNDERS -sesea ~ "a
p-sb inJosseS "Proposaa COR Iron Bel Tower vh - s
Al oGes u the Commsnes Of R~ps- and sssess IL S
Ne l. Ees Ctr Hall until Fntsy, Nap ~ 49, saSc
NJ vheh time xy -n Be pseheS opss's 20 g.
TON IKOs BELL TONkR on lotin s,>,Ers
spsrs st. r the corpofssios Of sew fok 20 e.s BE- had
ton Tower and all IN ressfs esk Ba.anss
No. 10 LsIabsth It, BAAA Eaunsses r'l y $40 = -
o6rs. a.. eraustss b ressrvea
By he eun tess<d foi The 49, =. iasssx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
DAY Il McMULLEN'S PATENT

~ H0SE.-The trial made Of this incompatible Water
dos r two years past has fy demonstrated its sapero
" Orders from Railroads, Factories Water Companies and
o<hen solicited Every piece warranted give satisfaction
y the ps,entee and manufacturer The following Of
Ne many eerhcates and pubhshsd to show the estimation
NON actual use;
JERSEY CITY, Dec. IL, 1851.
hosAcs H. DAY, No g Cosrtlxndt-st- NJ Y.-Deay Sw
ike great pleasure In stating you in answer to your In
guy IL regard 10 the India Rubber Hoe furnished by you
Or the NewJepey Railroad and Trsnsportson Company
st we have found Of the very best description and 70
~er much better purpose than either leather canvas
not only durable bat in the end the most economical
We have rubber hose Of locomotives thas
parchssed OF you two years ago which has been IN con-
SAINT still a. good - ever have found youx
osrpy stand pressure Of $50 hs the square inch
Yours very respectfully JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superintendent Motive Power for N j. r. r. Trans CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
r HEREBY FORBID all persons max

ing selling buying in violation omy patent ofmy Dou-
beIswed Spring Pad Lock which Letters Patent were
granted me by the United States bearing date April 81
and the same lock in principle those furnished by me
10 the PostOfc, Department And having learned that
one Thomas Saight ofNewak NewJersey among Others,
has been making and selling such Pad to Railroads
Hardware Merchants and others and infringing my night,
Il therefore the public against buying such Locks Of
him any other violation of my patent intend to In
force my night against all infringing -Apnl y 1852
HENRY c. JONES, Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

kSAIRBANkS SCALES !-GREAI M
\ DuCTION..-Re improvements In machinery oy
vnioh 70 produce pas Of scales 1t reduced COST ana
esnee< facilities at St Johnsbury for nsnufacarns together
M the completion Of through lines Of Railroad 70 the grin,
pi maxet combine enable the 70 snora
osf scsies improved In quality ct prices below those OF
eny c<her msrufactory
other scale. are well made and reliable they cannot se
Nd Tor lower prices II offered lower prcea they YIN
- hund On trial 70 be imperfect and deceptive.
FAIRBANKS 4 co, No. So Wseerst
~ One reasr why FAIRBANKS SCALES are a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
furniture. &r.
CHAIR MANUFACTORY and

CHAIR MANDATORY and
" RE-ROOMS-CUMMERFORD REpGATE,
Nos 452 asa Broadway, Between Grand and
east side Reception Swiss Italian and French Cottage
Chairs consisting of Cane Rush. Chinese Straw and Willow
Seat Chairs Also Am-chars made Of the very best Oak
Walnut Mahogany, Cedar Maple &c The pubic VIII md
chairs of every description and prices from 80 cents each up
to whatever standard they may Unlike those who buy
to SELL will give guarantee Of the workmanship and
durability of the article. Enameed Cottage and Bedroom
Furniture will be furnished this establishment at the low
est manufacturing prices Those who about to furnish
houses in Brooklyn Williamsburg and this city will find
that they can diminish the amount Of their bills By purhas
ing direct from the manufacturer instead Of buying from
who accumulate their profits solely BY selling
at an advance prices which they to those who
duce the article they expose for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
Jemelrp, &r.

Jemelrp, &r.
CALIFORNIA GOLD.-BAILEY q
~ CO, No. l36 Chestnut-H Philadelphia, purch.sns
California Gold to any amount at the highest rates and ae
prepared to manufacture 1t at the shortest notice into ~
kinds Of solid jewelry, cups spoons, 30
FREDERICK w. PACHTMANN, No.
III ITO Canal-st, (estabshed dnce 1897 informs hi
customers and the public in general that he keeps e. us1a,
and fashionable JEWELRY and SILVER WARE Of every
description Every article warranted q represented and me
lowest prices Watches Jewery and Silver Ware made 10
order and repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
Galaman0er Gafes.

~ Patent, Richs improvement
~ sTEARNS 4 MARVIN,
No I46 Watert New York, the only makers Of the
above named celebrated Safes combining both patenn
THE GREAT FIRE in CHlLLICO-
THE. OHIO One-third of the burnt to ashes!
CHILLIcoTHE, o., Tuesday April H. 1882
Mesus SrEARSs ADMINISTRATIONS Yours OF the
h is at hand In reply every Safe In the ire except yours
has proved good for nothing lost large Sae- was per-
ecly DESTROYED but in the small Salanander bought from
you, nothing was injured. Your obedisnt servant -
The above letter shows that real hot RIcHs SAA-
maNpERs are only Safes to be depended upon In the
Pears fire. eleven Safes Of different makers were totally
desroyed Rchs Safe alone bidding defiance 70 the flames
preseryine notes bonds and mortgages TO the value OF
{j00 600 Tie Chhcothe are is parallel caseevery Safe
INT Ricb is DESTROYED These repeated occurrences prove
nconestibly that Wders Patent Salamanders with Rchs
or n the whole world They be had at the depot No
Ia6 ster%t and at the Factory Of St Make
pace anu A''AN' ~ STEARNS MARVIN.
Also at the following Agencies:
Isaac Bridge New-OrleanA La
L. NJ Hatch Charleston, s. G.
Thompson Oudesluys Baltimore, Nd.
Holyoake, Downes Co, Memphis Tenn
Eddy Morley, Toledo o.
Allis Howes Evansville, Ind.
s. Shepard Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
Walter X. Marvin, Lockport N. T.
Barney Brothers, Mobile, Ala
Chas II. Campfied Savannah, Ga
Hall Moses, Columbus, Ga
De Rosset Brown, Wilmington, N. G.
VIM Randall, St Paul, M. T.
Morley Reynolds. Cleveland o.
Haver Boyd Co. GAINESVILLE, U.
Hy Suggett, Rochester, NY.
Jas Hutton, Montreal, Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

II -NElhI Dl1INOhIANO III t liz 1HH1HSO}
NJ BEDS, MATTRESSES, nc, at CRAWBUCk'S No.
S5S rand-st I'd door Of Essexst, New orkChcap
Upholstery and Feather Sore-The attentiorof families
about purchasing respectfully invited 70 the large and besu
fu of Beds Mattresses Pslases, Bedsesda
Cots &c, sill Of which have been purchased at low cash
Pces and win be sold such prices make In
duceuent all call and the above stock
making their purchases Goods any part Of the
city Brooklyn WILLIAMSBURG free Of carriage Old Beds
and Mattresses renovated and made over.
w. CRAW BUCK, No. S58 0rsnd-st,
ID door east of Essex st. NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
ENAMELED and ORNAMENTAL

vNNAMELED ana OhNAM civ l. AL
4 COTTAGE, CHAMBER and OAK FURNITURE
Warehouse, No 452 Broadway, east ,de near Grand
Mandatory, No. 40 Greene -st--MATHEWS GlLLlES,
manufacturers Enamesd and Cottage Furniture respect
fully call the attention of their former patrons and the public
generally their extensive and OF Furniture
A. g. feel confident in asserting that examination OF
their new spring styles Of Enameled and Cottage Furniture
IL all that 10 required 10 insure If possible, sti greater do
mands than in former years
All Furniture offered ut this establishment made under
our special supervision and warranted to bs Of the first
quality -
We would here suggest that manufacture all our
own srces enabled sell much lower than those
who purchase of the maker to sell again
Mattresses Psilasses Pillows, &c.
Furniture carefully boxed and orders filed for all parts Of
the Union MATHEWS GlLLlES,
No. 452 Broadway, near Grand-st, east side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
UyuE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

Y VIE IEOI LELO LINZ lA>S ~ w ~
Il COMPANY of the CITY Of NETWORK, estab
Bsbed in 1881 at No ITS Canast; Branch Office No W
Broadway next coruer Of Walst opposite Trinity Church
Insure buildings Merchandise Household Furniture, Yes
se In Port ard their Cagoe &C., against loss or damage y
hss Company having been in successful Gpers srsa
number Of persons nearly 5000 who have effected insur
snce At their Office for the in which their business
transactions have been conducted and feel assured that In
this respect they viii not suffer by comparison with tho
mott favored of our monetary institutions All Losses have
been and will continue literally adjusted and promptly
settled. JEREMIAH TEkbELi, rresoent
NosEs G. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDING, Surveyor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
NR. ROBACK'S LECTURES ON

~ ASTROLOGY, MAGIC, &c.-Lecture Number Four
lin the Highlands of Scotland and in the ebrdes Second
Sight, seeing events before they happen is as
crbed to certain persons known as seers Inc p9wer
have doubt is rightly ascribed BE this a. tmay know
that BIZ some raura exanatural principle deyel5pe in
my mind and operating through the fons OF Astroog
cal Science can and 3D. forete what Is to occur Oten
times srve not only at the knowledge of threatening
danger but the by which may be avoided and by
pursuing the advice give, the impending misfortune Is
out existing difficulties by paths they would never dream
Of yet which clear the high roads upon which
the sunshine rests II has been my privilege TO bring about
many happy marriages. and replace dscod with harmony
and love- many household The beauty OF my art ls
that applies all cases. all circumstances acondons all
times ali places To me it wonderful that any
human being should neglect to have his her Nativity cast
At my residence No Whitest, receive throughout the
day ard evening the visits OF those who wish TO consult
Thetee charged proportion TO the extent OF the nfona
ton required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

MANTLE ORNAMENTS.-A large
assornent Of Bronse and Gilt Canaelabrss and 0sn.
does China vases CsndestckA Cologne Botea Asp OF
nd Pressed Glassware for sale, Of low prices BY
9. MICHELE Me- q Ca1haEinA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
Hle0iral.
.,eNN..>N>N>DN N,o.eN,,DN,.NDNlN NNNN,e.NN>NNNN
BEAUTIFUL FACE and HAND

The advertiser is in possession Of original recipe the
the face and hand may be rendered esh soft and fair
teracting and remedyas the dsgements and nconven'
fences arising from changes OF temperature and various other
causes however unpremising the present condition The
recipe free from injurious quality and supplied to
or gentleman on receipt of 81 to any part Of the United
States Address Mrs l.. T. YATES Rochester, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

nERFUMERY twenty per cent. lower
Il than in any house inlNew- York BY II. T. HART, Man
uiaeturng Perfumer No IS Johust Important To Drug
gsts-s2 Gold Circular Labels suitable for every bottle
and drawer IN druggist store, ono cent EACH Published by
II. l.. HART
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

NOTICE is hereby given, according to law,
IN 70 all persons having Claims WILLIAM sLADE,
h,e the City Of Brooklyn dscezsed That they required
hbst the with the vouchers thereof subscriber Joseph
Ishns at his place Of business. No 81 Myrt- the cv Of
Brookbr, before the 18th day Of August
10, 1854 JOSEPH EALING, (v,.c.,or.
If lsvtmWs GEO W4NTERsok,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

810 REWARD.-Lost on Friday,
" " April 50, between II and O'Clock in going from
No ~ Hammersly to Dominick-st, Hudson aud to
Ub6sel Pearsons in Caaast, Broadway, and back
to No. II Hammenly st. Q black Nor occo Pocketbook
about go and sundy papers Of but 10 the
owner The above reward viii be paid by returons the
ssme and contents to E. NJ ATTWATER
No. 65i Macdouealst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
Al TUNS CHINA CLAY in store and
HI Or nh b JAZZ Z. pERRfcKS0N CO.


N~-,S~~~Nre>~>o<>N NNO~-
&100 REWARD.-Lost, on the morn
w lOV ing Of the 18th April in Atlsnticst, Brooklyn,
SEALED PACKAGE, marked A. l. GRIER New-York,
containing twenty Bonds Of each Of Fsyette County,
Kentucky numbered from 50 TO n inclusive and Issued TO
the CovBsfon and Lexington Railroad Company All the
Bond issued BY this County the Covnefcn and Lexington
Railroad Company except the abovensmed have the fol-
lowing guarantee printed on the back of them:
The cosnson and L~rssion Railroad Company guarantee me
Of The pncpa and Of the within bond nf
value received Witness the seal Of Md Company and the sS
Of the Pe-en, thereof this teeth dag Of April iss IN Goa
ry with resolution OF the Board Of Directors passed Ga the lot
day Of April, 1851"
(Covinerou and J JOHN MORGAN,
seai President Of X Co
(ofl RR Co } Pam. wps. Secretary.
All peons forbidden negotiate these BondA and tbs
sbovensmed reward viii be paid for any information that
will lead 70 their recovery.-NewYork, April q, 1852
GIBSON, STOCKWELL CO, No s. Pesrlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

In PURSUANCE of an order Of JESSE G..
1sNITH Eq Surrogate Of tie County Of kings notice hereby
sven according 70 all having claims EKAS
Tus o. TOMPkINs OF the City OF Brooklyn, deceased that
required vouchers thereof
YOUNG his Office No. Maiden
before the
Dated April II, le52 =. .-..
Iaw6mWeds HENRY YOUNG, LAesu"'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
Eeqal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of County Of Ne~Yek win TO be sold AZ pubic sas
ton, the Merchant Exehanse IN the City New fo on me
OF JAMES 6REi6. deceased for Tue payment, Of hs d.et
An t OF situate lying and beng the ssVeath ara
Of York. and and distinguished on map
thereof OF sundry other lots beonsns James Ban
thirty four boundes westerly IN onf BY Scam
nese sset the BY land belonging no. % lately TO the
Byranch noer by lot nubes thirty ave and south
containing breadth Ia front aad
length each SIDE nnsy ave feet be the
the property CONSIST Of
story dwelling Terns OF cash 10 per cent 1t
aud balance delivery Of deed two weeks there
AFTER 1Anhs ohEio, yh,.
aio 6ws Administrator Of james Grsls. jecf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
u Of the County Of New Yo notice hereby persons
havns THOMAS MAHER late Of the City
dece2sed the witt vouchers
subscriber, AZ bis residence No 90 eowest. the City New
York or before the fifteenth Of June nextDd New York.
the day OF December, 1851.
do Iaw6mWs JOHN w. REA, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

&OE REWARD.-A small, white trav-
" ~ cling Trunk taken by mistake. or by thief
from the steamboat Croton Friday morning last will
the above reward for its with the contents
taken. s. DRAPER, cor. Pine and Wllian-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Il Of the County Of New Yor notice hereby all persons
having against WILLIAM H. BOGARDUs Of the
Of New Yk Counsellor Law decreased present the sane
with vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office Anthony
Robertson ESQ, No. IS Wlsmst. IN the City Of NewYor.
before the twelfth day Of June pextDated New YORK. the nah
day Of December 1884, JACOB A. ROBERTSON
do lsv6nW Executor. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
TVRENCH WINDOW AIDES

Il CHEAP.-Twenty pairs OF the hrst quality will be
sold for half the price that tail store would charge Call
at the Pacific General Agency Office No ia Grandst over
the Pacific Bank II and O'Clock They beau
t article will be sold separately together, cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

EOUR-HORSE STEAM-ENGINE, in
- good order, for sale cheap. Apply to LYON, BROWN
&LYON, No. $50 loth-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

CPRING STYLE HATS of the French
~ Elastic Shf-Manufactured from the finest imported
Pushes which for bancy Of finish and durability will beal
the test with any ofered-with splendid patterns
Spring Caps at MONARQUES, No. "a Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

COAL.-The subscriber has in yard q
~ fall supply of Anthracite and Btumnous Coals
astng Of Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehigh Haxeton,
Eneish Camel Liverpool Orre Cumberland Sidney-al
Of which warranted to BE- Of the best quality, delivered in
he best order and for sale at the very lowest market prices
JAMES l. WORTH, No "a Broadway,
and @th-st corner Of Thompaon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
Goal.

COAL.-I am now discharging several
e.rgoes Of the best quality Of Red Ash Stove Coal
which win sell to dealers and ohen a Is par su
vessel and win deliver from vessel 1t a IS from yard
= PETER CLINTON, corner Of King and 0reenwish N
0oerck and Rivinston ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

TREMONT IRON CO.-Cut Nails,
Il best Eastern manufacture for sale at market rates
Agents GUN CY DELAPIERRE, No, 81 John-st, NY
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Removals..

~ B. WHEELER, Attorney, &C., at
IA Wall st. to No. Newest Wall, I'd door In from
to and from to Mortgages real estate foreclosed
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-02-10

CIAY AND CAss-The Wings have attempt
ed to deny, though family, the fact that the
great Harry Of the West has given his dy-
ing testimony in favor of LEWIS CAss for the
Presidency. They admit, however, that Mr..
CLAY thinks him the best man in the Democrat
ic ranks The N. Y. Herald, in which the state
ment first appeared, from one of its best in
formed Washington correspondents, speaking
of the denials Of the Wing presses, says;
sour correspondent still assures as THAT M.
CLAY has written letter and made declara-
ton in favor of Gen. CAss, rs candidate for
the Presidency. The Wing journals admit that
Mr.. CLAY has declared his preference for Gen.
CAss and the Democrats-but no more. Well
this is enoughw ~ .5nl aaI
We have no doubt that Mr. Clay has ex-
pressed himself warmly in favor of General
CAss' nomination for the Presidency, and such
no doubt are his sentiments, in view of the pres
ent condition of the country, and of his own
approaching departure to, we trust, higher
and holier existence. Dct Free Press
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-02-10


Mr.. EDITOR Il send you an answer to the ENG.
ma published in your paper week before last.
ANSWER TO THE ENIGMA.
The riddle propounded is made very plain,
Not much could it tax, of a shrewd one, the BRAIN
Tho not very keen" very shrewd," or a wit
reckon, I've happened the answer to hit.
1. The "devil's dishonest but backward will spell,
And preterite verb turns up very well;
The statesman, the WARRIOR the patriot dead,
Once lived" though from their spirits have He'd
2. The quality evil" will evil still be,
A trait of the dev--our enemy he
But read from the right and you'll certainly spy
If you evil" reverse you will live till you die
3. The "Ibis" bird is of orient cimes,
And Sibi" q pronoun the scholar declines.
a. The villain has " fled, and so has the coward,
And deli" is for earthenware-obsOlete word.
S. An "idol" is Lodi" when backward you SPELL,
6. And " emit" becomes time" as know very we'll.
T. Deliver" is sweet to the prisoners ear,
Tho "reviled" and abused, let him not yield to
fear,
The initials now in order you shall name.
If first be last, or last be first-the same.
Fame's votaries, no more shall homage find,
The world has lived too ,-unshacklcd Is the
mind
And hero worship shall no more debase,
Nor 'deifed" be one of mortal race. lt-
NV verses are very like those of the riddle
AS smooth and as flowing as hey diddc, diddle,
As gutless of beauty as ALTERATION, -
AS baineless of sense aud Of veryifiication. M
Mill Point. ~ ~ s.ssesi
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-02-10

LEAp-YEAR.-This notable year Of 1852, is
one of especial privilege to the fair SEX it is
leap-year. In olden time the ladies went a
counting in leap-year. AT present they have
more backwardness, but they have just as much
right, and we advise them to stick TO their priv
ilegej don't give up the ship. [Sci Am.