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nd Candor.-A Medicine Scien.

Truth and Cand0r.-A Medicine Scion.
uhoay aud skilfuly poun died. which makes undue
and recommcr ded by citizens Of the highest
Tespectabty deeerves the patronage OF the public oh
medicine as Originated bit.ers for the Cnre Of Dys
pspss s lite FORMS Sold wholesale snd retail by Sands,
leo Fulton streets Ring l?l and H. seovil Co. SD Broad
vay
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MI. Henneu ;-Skr-Wtlt You do me the
favor 10 tell fathers Of children call and
hour In the tmce of DIR. WATTS. al 9reenwicl
street. THE dsv between nine and two o'clock and see
what there Thursday Last 10 them the
bitter that feel 10 pegectng 60 investigate II,
I'm my daughter died of consumption. see posi-
sively that cured by MIRACLE by the Ner
An tGote.
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"A n0DWORTHS DANCING ACADEMY. NO 40
"A Rr0omc street. Broadway olssa for be-
ginners forming eighteen essona
MUSICAL.

1--WE PIANOTORTES FOR BALE CHEAP, AND NJ
sic thoroughly tAught.-A handsome OK octave
wood ianoisrtc Tor Si3V one octave roewood do
deon ~ f35; will hire shem all chssp Apply TO
yNANTED-Ar A BARGAIN. FOR READY CASE a
w sectn6hsnd but good Pisno, from 81 to octave
Any wishing to dispose OF seoh instrument
hstr OF purchaser by addressing Piano. at thie ou.
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HalY Dye.-BatchsI0r's cels bra ted Ii q aid
iy by, Me discovered for oooring the hair
whiskefs, the moment 10 applied Tho wonderful
md serinty with which tfs vorite and old established
HAiv Dpe peitormo astonishing. IL 10 for SALE applied.
- BATCHEI.0R's Wig gAosory. MOI WAN street Com
IA
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SOOiMgK RMEgIHus, EVC.

H'AMsANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brotters-h regular meeting OF the Institu lion will
fcld ~ the Council Chamber Of the Great Wigwa oa
Monday evening, Feb 3 1852 at hklf after tile
setting Of the sun General and punetpal dance
qnosted. by order
DANIEL r. DELAyAN Grand ssehen
srlprsN g. DuRyrA, Secretary.
hanhattap, season 81 second moon a dis
cevery t0h. u Independence 10th, and Of the institution
1ith.
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Abe 10 buy ready made Winter Clothing At
greatly reduced prices r. Smith, Jr 02 Fulton street,
determined TO sell winter stock TO those who fret
ply At or. necessary below cost You that would te
dressed well and cheap, delay no longer.
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- BHOvAL ALFRED EDWARDS u co. HAVE RE-
N moved their 10 No PArk Place where they
for sale large and assortment OF silk goods Counters
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yHH MILITARY.

~ Uniforms nearly new. and In first rate order. may
hsd, muoh below their original COST by applying ~
PhfETAR co.'s Clothins Store 2lf Grecn vish stree
next to tas corner of Vesey street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
GniP AND CUSTOM HOUSE sRogERA0E, roL
- wardipg AID General Commission House.-The soh
Of this and the neehborinx cities Years Of sIpeenos
and thorough knowledss Of shs business enable him
susraate: e nest prompt somplston Of al commissions
No. Broad s.rssh next door 70 Van street,
Two PEACH GROWERS IN DELAwARR-THE AID
vrtiscr has just received from Franco coo Pear Trees
large se, comprising may choice vAreics selected
suited to the Of this fruit And disposed plant
tho above trees giving In return for them proper interest
in the eventual will please .tely address, poet
p,id FREEMAN, Jsweller, E9 Broadway, NY
A RTIrICIAh LEECHIs- ALExARDRE's PATENT
Leeehes always ready Tor And easily applied,
rians oost when compared % the and oubte cs
the disgusting reptile. Depot III fulton street, HerAc
bailiinGs
fNURE OF CORFs.-BY MADAME BERHARD. NO. -
Bowery, between Hester and Grand west siae
Madame b. norms the public that che continues pfseuse
the with the greste success having exclusively
devoted her time for tsesn TO The deses which
tbe fest subject NJ b. Once Aours from r. n so .
o'clock r. n.
YANKEE DOODLE CANE TO TOWN
i Bedbus bites annoyed him,
And nc home the pcsky rats
Half his corn destroyed him.
Ysnkee Doodle MP Broadway
Marched LIKE grandec,
Till he resohed Four Twenty-Teu,
4. Lyons shop 30 handy.
ysnkes Doodle left the town,
Armed with box ard aask, sir.
And she rats and bugs ~ slsy
lie found sn easy tack. sir,
forssie Magnetic Powder and Pilis, AZ Broadway,
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RUBBING AssO CITATION "A REGu

NTECHANICs Blu ILDIEG AssO CITATION. "a REGu
l lar monthly meeting Of tho above association VIII be
held al Warren Hall Wedre day the nth instant at
O'clock NJ when the fret sem annual report on tie
dillon o. this society will be laid before The members So
sfl las been s operation that each WHEN
only SIS LAS heen pAd worth so So and will terminate
in little five The entrance foe ~ IS
share. which will be materially increased utter This meet
ing As there but few shares be disposed or
who wish Join this most society had
avail themselves ofthis opportunity. !. PECARx Sec
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rAsr orr CLOTHING AND fURStTCRr WANTED.
~ bsdiet ar reNtsneH bavinF ny ooshug furniture
lsvtc t. dispose o. ottsn fsr ASH price b. lsAdnr
tr 'hs srbaoher ~ his residence o. through ths post
sd'ss ATTENDED ~ Mrs Dusal1orp. No. Is tl stroca
y. a. DUINgbDvnp
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SNANTED-BY REsPEeTABLE GIRL WAC is
shrst rate cook, washer and ironer. ssua ION in
respectable family other sppy fhe
reference can be gwen. Can be for to tays 81
Third avenue. IVA
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARD WANTED, BY LADY AND GENTLEMAN
In quiet family wherc there are no other boardovs
Board in advance in lieu Of eorcnco Address Mrs. Porter
Broadway Post Once.
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WANTED-IN TIE COUNTRY A uUoU kNGLl,e
w or bcoteh plain Cook AMI asher OF laAsnred
She must be strong woman aud kaew 40 tske
numerous household Any sush, cutting the place "
have constant empioyment aud fair apply htwea
Stare. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

LINE ARTS coJ0rED DACUEaREOTYPEg FOX
Filsy Gems KINGS Stylirht Rooms loS Bogsry.
Eesn lssscs and arsnS slrssl he only osssSshnsns
oloret srd snoasel are sst Tor rfsy Cntg sed sTse
es At qualy low raes. 40 charge pnlts rsuoos sltS
iA6ticu Is sltbn.
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A UCrIoN NOTICE -THos. BELL. AUcrIosEER-
a by IL. N. Bush. Tuesday. 50 l0h O'Clock, Ia tho
suouon rooms 40 North william s'r large Gale OF I'm
Ported Cloths csssimsres Doeskns Yes n9s cIcih.hg.
~ nsoas, hosiery and Tailoring srtioles from frasy.
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HON EHT EADx.

SECURE HOKE-THE OFFICE or THE EAST
- Kiyer Building and Mutual osn Association Ne: 6l4
Grand street daily between the hours Of ~ asd
3 .nd half pas. 10 M 10 receive nsw subscribers
Enrranse fee So; monthly tu's ~ Prcstent -Ob.d,sh
AsEoomb yieo President-James White. Assistaht Woe
Prrsident-ssmuel T. Gord.n- Trustees robert hn-
son Augustus Merand Jacob e. Howard, Di vd A. Forces,
Thomss Gould Daniel Unterhl John Cooper Alexander
Smith, Edward Collins secretsry-Chsrss g. Anderson.
Counsellor and Attornsyhareas \. Ferris. aarveyor
Samuel A.Einsos.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY gEsPECrA ~ &c
w young womsn, with gooc ctr rctcrenc, IS Chamb
mnd or TO 90 plain cooSng or Hensrl AoRsew6r Can he
seen for three days. ~ No. eD Ket s.ea. near
Eighth avenue.
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1oHEES, OARHIAuEs, As,

IJoRss3.--THE s0RgEs, HORSE CHARLEY UNsUR
passed for stye and beauty will bo disposed Of pub
lie sale BIZ u. H. Leeds Co., Thursday February 70
nj IL esek In front Of the!. store Wall street, He
iod Tor wss Of rss AID my be seen un, The day Of sale
At the owners SalamAndcr Works 81 Cannon sheet
$780, light and hernsss WILL also. Do sold
s.ms day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

DRAE DIES, WINES &c. ADMINISTRATIONS
- and Rochelle Brandes, in quarter snd eight pipes
Bordeaux, burgundy and ChsWpasne KineJ White Wine
VINEGAR asdines, Green Peas Mushroems sud Trunes in
ass crted tAnistcrs, for sale by
j. MoNLuN. lNl From atroea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

w al. T. TAPscoT CO. 70 SOUTH STREET
w supply dr,ftg for any amount payable throushori
sist Britain ana ireland They also sole asenia s
ard Limo Of Liverpool Packets, and Line London
poket p.sssge by Of which shps be engaged
reasonable tsrns.
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WANDA COOK; ONE WAC ue DsRsrArDS
w cooking Of all kinds and maaiRs p.stry Also sit
pont strees, Brooklyn.
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sssbsa. $50.

- 49,, -->-s,>- ~----~~~-
COO REWARD.--TWESTY DOLLARS REWARD
SoO will be psd for the recovery the folio aing
stolen money and property. taken from the subsorber
apartments, or for the information that will lead
recovery thereof in proportion for any part shereooe
match; one finger ring Garnet stencil chased 61gr
ring both brsken ore bress.pn. todd fellows pAt,oroj
leroPsl ard enc silver pencil, with gold ron.
50 6J in gold. and notes. q. HERCUANP,
n. W. corner Avenue A ana twentieth A..
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WANTED-BY Respectable YOUNG WOMAN,
w aSttuation to do ain COOKING; first rate washer
and roneri has no obso.on to do homework for sma
private family has objection to shors ds.ane
the country The bess Of osy given
90 at be6 Houston Get, first oor sair
Can be for days.
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7 oNDoN PORTER AND BROWN STeUT EAST IN
IL diA Pale Ae, Scotch hles Dublin Porter 80, no.,
varranted gerune KendaB Olive soar, admitted by ali
~ho DO the useful And economs article Tor
family UEDERElLAs celebrated Brandy Rtose, 40
street. corner Crosby street.
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WANTED.-A COMPETENT YOUNG SINGLE WOMAN
~ wishes situation in pian. small pr,Se Ismuy.
do The cooking washing ironing general house work
The best oy reference given Please inquire Green
wch avenue. corner OF Perry street, for throe days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

PERSON WISHES A SITUATION AS sEAMsTRE5s
"A respestabie private family can make drsasss
10 an excellent shirt maRer would have objection take
charge Of children and mako herse generally useful Can
be for two days. Please Gall 81 ForsS Oh treoa
three doors fro Grand.
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WANfEO-BY RzsPECTABLE GIRL, A sIrUA.
Won 40 protested Cook Tanher. and ironcr. sha
lived three In her last place. rs no os can
be given Please call 100 Eas Aoy.nSl st,cst be-
tween Eirst and Second avenues. N.
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WANTEI-RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w sstustion SIS Chambsrmaid, or pain sew,ng. he.
no objection 10 take OF children HAS good city isT
ences Please call IL Eleventh sroes 9aen te ,rs
svenpe and Avenue A. Can be iot tao iays
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, by a VERY WELL ~
w commended SNARE ana tidy Protestant gil, Cham
bermsid and Laundress aud wat table, take
Of children and do first rate and
cerstands French plating s fond Of children snl
object good homo Please call, address iins
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WANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
situation IS good !ok and Baker; sue Is fest
washer iroLer would take situ&top Chsmber
maid alter. The best OF rctrcnee reluirCd.
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M ANTED-BY YOUNG ENGLISHWOMaN A
w situation, MS Chambermnid, or 80 DO general nsuse
work Appiy At e. keivl NO. ls6 Wakes sir3.t IA the
-
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FIN E ANTS.

E1&E ARTs.-BEiNC INVITED T0 THE GRAND
opening Of Thompson q Sons magnifcont saloon No.
500 Br0sdvsy and seroysnHng the tnrsnt branches
wcrsm,nshp eur attention more srteulsrly called
1he manner in which the Painting snd Ounr designed
snd execune snd by IN urirt informed panter
was GEO W. HAJER 80 Third avenue. 81 Twenty
tbifd street Who hsa Of refernr to bo
IN our columns TO the public IN rsnersi.
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,hsT OFF CI0rHtNG.-wANTED To PDHCuASE
soous two thousand dollars worth u good lett 81
S1tns IN large small qnsutities tor Viii u kho fu
Vii pc gwen In current money on ap pliosen eaeer
or throngh posi- 10 James Eoronsy. 81 his stos
~ Vrahpc eject, tss doors rrorn "a Man alr,Nt.
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WANTkD--BY RBsPECeaGlE PROTESTANT
w yosns wom.a. si.esson AZ ch,mbermhd ana 10,
CIarhson street Good city reference gwen and may be
for w days.
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WANTED TO co TO CALiFuRNIA.-A YousG
w woman, acoustic med TO travelling, wsnes = stratloa
to California with lady family any capacity or
he would engage hero reasonable terms NIL
ton there. Recomm dstions for character will
be- given. Apply a No. 50 Eaet broadway for b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

- Brandy store GA the corner OF Broome sDd Crosby
streets still antans the reputation q selling she choiest
nraadies. Wines Whisleys. &c. &c, Of grade. in
bot Jr.gght 49nty cent lowsy thsn other
stcre IN the city.
N Il. PETERS s co, AREOFFERIEG GREATT TEMP
w taiicrs 10 lovers OF oho:ee old Who's Ersndiss &c
ia1t everythins that Il desirable in The way Of cham
wines dies. po:ter slc brown stUn oofdia1
,yrls, b.iers &c. Ec nsy be f.rud NJ sseir shore 30
trosivay, frst block above Irving Honse. ~ BGente.
fond o. smoking good scssfs invited 80 Gall
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
SeDer< SSdQreit.

Der unietseibnete in Der Staot Iaen"
taun eibt tierourb Dem pubIifum ahtun9s,
OF Rahrbt, co6 er bic 3eeer Ghferei
ictt INNER an iCinsm aitsn StanopIaee
.prtbGrsibt, uno oaB er geeenwdrti9 Elm
bertIides QGOltemsnt 3seer gHdaren auf
0ano bat. uno immerbin su baIten eeeenttr
,oel&e @oarsn er on philadelphia MEatts'
vrsifen nbfseen mlre.
GaeOb $, Sitter;
cert 90 nq6MI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
6erD(tz unD 9Stuter>
GilfRr.
Grim llnD 9leninQtr,

bamilcn StraFc, ltutnoun, cine Sburs cbGrbaG6 ten
Ntttr:6ctd
Madrn ibren SrcuucGn uno Dem puttPum
i'm Ulgsmeinen befannt, to6 Iie neuIid, Don
Wsu-UOtt Surud9cfcbrt iinc, nit ciucm gro
Gen glnfduf pCu Spitabr5. uno QGintcr
@uteru, am Obi9en SldncpIotc, mo ie ba5
QutIifum eiutGoen bjnSuFOmmcn uup ibrcn
terrIihcn Stcd Su uuterfubrn. 9uicbG
umfa6t tie nsuellen un0 faftionotcIilcu
Stylc5 pCn importirten uno cinbcimilbcu
rcf q Gttcrns,
ats
SJfcnS DrQScar, Sbibrt Gl?criuo,'
MiOnS 0ciniu, 9,crGiebc0 EH,b,
Trcucb Gnit,merc, II. I 10.
uon Zen tcfen StDts5 bic man in te npor-
urbmhcn Observation-Disclosures Ger 0rognl
Stiotc fincd.
Gt,otpiS -@oD Gtaot, Gmpire Gtoot
uno gGdtnloo Showl5 UOu alien Bortea
uno @r6Grn, 70 nit cin UODf5 NIiortemcnt
Ycu 8ro6 a Stowlj, uno ale '0n!t9'
Der prlhicpenn Nrren.
gables, mcnn ibr ein pCbIou59duttcj
I0urtcmCnt upu alien 4rtcn f,ioenen unt
mcucnm @utnn in ibrem Sadie, &ottunc
etc, itbrn wptIt fur rie biUi9Itsn P'cIle
70 rufCt on.
GbenfaU5- Gin QrO6es Nforttmcn
Sud, Gofiimcls, Gattincts, uno ole Ntcr
cr bclcn Suoititcn uno ncuRm GpIc;
prn Ml0nnaQuicn.
@leitb fauS- Gin Nrofr5 2(6ortrmcn
upu @tcScricn, SIda- uno Suetn5woargn
WOfrclcu in 9onicn, bdIbtn une &lcr
tel 8nrreIS, wclte lie bu ccn nlcccrlter
Gaftprcifcn CNet i'm Qu5taui-0 sUy EonOc5
prrcuttc dbleRcn.
9llrrmbcr 2, 1852. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
S6erif5 QScrfauf
pr1 CtbdBbnrcm GtaCntDtttn.

Sraft uGo ufcllC c;uts GtNhIS rcn Srrarl Sa;laS
Gus Ger Gcut ocu Gcmurn Gtca5 ron gtto 0ountN,
on mtcb o'rithkt, fell Om Somaal. etn 2Ntn Nc9im,
Der, nGhitmS, um llNr W0bmttoNF, an oou't Won
6trman Sta0t0Cr in Stcr: S0utcn0 Soun.tbtr,
eitba Gautr, rotbfct4nCiS tSibrTtcnE GlWIJum a.
fsnllith ptrt0uf lptrGEn:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
HEADLEY'S NEW WORK.
JUST pUBLEsHED.
EtVca or Winfield IScOH ana
,RnfGs'ggU Jackson,

BY ]. T. Ueadlcy. vol limo, with portraits.
Uniform with " Napoleon and his Marshns."
Scott and Jackson are here placed together
ms the two military men who have made the
deepest impressions on their county since the
time of Washington. They both achieved n
brilliant reputation in the war of 1872, and by
the battles Of Chippewa, Niagara, New Orleans,
etc, gave their country a reputation mt home
and abroad and though differing widely in some
characteristics, they were very similar in 9TH
crs. The author has not only sketchcd the
biography Of raClI, but has given Il faithful and
graphic description Of the brilliant battles in
which they were engaged. The biography OF
Winfield SCurt, which constitutes the greater
part Of the volumc, is full aud authentic, the
materials for il having been derived from pub
lie documents aud from many officers who had
served under Scott 1t presents to the reader
also panoramic view Of the brilliant campaign
of Mexico, embracing the storming and captul-
alton of Vera Cruz, the battles of CrrrO Gurdo,
ChurubuscO, Coutrcras, Mnlino del Rey, Cha
pultcpcc. storming Of Mexico, Triumphal En-
Try, with description Of the scenery, personal
incidents, etc. The author has fully sustained
the reputation acquired by "Napolcon and his
Alar>IIals," and other works. Of which over
100000 volumes have been sold.
n. B.-Tho above work will be forwarded by
mail (prepad)t to the address of any party send.
ing the price Of the work, which is only Sl25,
CHARLES SCRIBNER,
3G Park Row and li5 Nassau 81. n. Y.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
SbOntsaS &OffaatN1s,

Osistbfaa 0alter III 2Ilentnwu,
Grercifet ciefe @sIe9entcit, feinen Srcun'
ben. alten &uuben unc rem pubIifum uteC'
taupt bic Qnjeiae Su ma6cn, bo6 ct co5
SOSietbIfall- 0cItDIft
nun ouf feline ouriniae &cbnung. an tcm
ndmIitbcn Srt no es fruber curd 9offmcn
unp 8rdmer bttricbcn wuroe. tetreibt. aupO
er bereit in oue bic i'm nit ibrer Guuo d off
III beebren munf6en Su bGfricei9Cr.
Scin Stoa 1T 9e9snwdttig mt ecn auev
beGen uno
Sitberitcn Syfcrsrn
orfuut - nirarnes fno bdere iu fnccn.--
Seine SubrSeuge Hine ebGnf0ls pie man its
uur wunften foHu, uno bCgrrlfCn, iere Utt
pcn ben feinfen uno ftdebarfcn, bis 81
Sru6t. Wdeen berab in Ih. Uuh bait ct
immr Sum 4usIeiben Ooer gum Qorticn
nab 8tHimmun9s pIdgsn oue5ufabvfr
pon ben beliCn
Sn,nibuNrn unS Gdrrid0cF,
in feiucm @tobIiitmcnt. &urS in alIer uno
iarer SinIdbt ubcruifft Icin Stall aue ANDRE
in tieler 9duseu umqeqeno. uno nebcneCm
fub feline Qrrife nur gang biui9- Qans BE-
lUnocrS flneen eS porttsn, Ole cine Eulirfli'
MAIDEN mouen Su iDrem SprtbeiI penn fs
bel itm anfprder.
Sur bercits aeuCiTene unterifheun0 iiattef
or fGjnen Treunoen unQebcutetcn Sonf ae,
bittct nm clue Scrtcouer berfeIbcu. uno oc'
eeugt curth punStIite Ubmortun9 'cincr Sc
ltafte. 9utc unO Gdere Yfcrcc. uuo bilitgs
prtife, fine Guntfhaft nod nm UiClcS 5u
erwCitrru.
$Domn& NOfmon.
Gu0ull lS rqbo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

Go'ofauquo, Etpt. 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
eicbfer! 2t0ter!

llutsrSeidncter qibt bjsrourb Na6ritt
eag er INNER uOb oa5 eihtsr-@atcu in
Der Staot 4urntaun 2rtFa Gduutp betrsibt
uno oaB CT roericitois tsileu unfhIitt.eib'
ter beim Glcircn une @roGen gum SsrFauf
auf 6ano bat.
Stobrbalter unb onbfre weresn eS Su IT,
rem 8ortbdl finosn bsi ibm anSufpredcn.
S& unfdIittwi,o i'm lIustaufh fur ettb'
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fur er fie Oereduft.
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-05
S. M. HART & co.

N7HOLESALE DEALERS IN GRO
w ceries Provisions, Western Produce
and plantation supplies generally-Receiv-
ing and Forwarding Commission Merchants
Baton Rouge La.
In resuming business it is our purpose to
purchase supplies of Provisions and Produce
in the Western Markets, and to make our
sales exclusively for Cash, or satisfactory
paper, at prices as low or lower than the
same goods can be purchased for in New
Orleans, with cost of transportation.
From the Planters we solicit call, and
assure them that any article they may desire
in our line, we will make it to their interest
to purchase here.
UWe will purchase or sell Sugar, Mo-
Iasses, Cotton &c, or will make Cash adj
vances ON consignments to our correspond
ents in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis,
st. Louis or New Orleans. June lily.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-05
H. B. vIBBERT,
Druggist and Ap0thecafy,

V EEPS constantly on hand a large and
n well selected stock of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in the very best manner to preserve their
medicinal virtues. In a climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
Co Prescriptions filed with care at any
time of night or day. Jan 8.