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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
- JAMES N. MITCHELL

VALUABLE FARM in Orange County
for sale containing 100 acres, on the New Windssr
Turuske four miles from Cornwall Landing and SIT mites
from Newburga THIS valuable arm possesses unrvsloa
facilities m airy business as the meadows afs extensive
and cat heavy Burdens OF hay never failing stream Oh
water nuts through eutre length and the pow and Is
excellent always prodGcngeo crops Of gram The New
s,uh ma of the fam and the depot - Vas Gate hsu
mile distant There is substantial stone dwelling mouse,
with house. wagon house tenant mouse.
sc Terms ea~y Ipqune Of W ". DAILY, No ~ Bj~eu.
y Y or h DAILY, Canterbury, two miles from me
plfmlsts. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Cuts, Gaps, &r.
famre amn Burning fuins.

CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID,
~ OIIS-Wholesale and Retail, At the lowest MARKET
prce Also, lamps Of every description al o. +. DlElL
No tS7 Greenwicb-s doors above Barclsy-sI n2e I'm
DICH FRENCH GAS FIXTURES
Of eutiFey rev patterns received BY every steamer
sreat ya-sty # Chandeliers Csndlestcks, Bracket
Hall LAMPS fancy futures, &C, made o order Me-
chanical and other French Lamps The best Nege aoe
OH LauIs loaned for parties. II DARDOSNlLLE,
IL 3tWFkss No. it5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
>r,r vopr nAuv TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1852
NOR SALE-TSe COUNTRY SEAT,

N. pron.r,v sfths ute JoRs'hsa Lsnree559n 80
Ia. ctv trstsj Al Hog veil Cg.u, O. e
xbout miles from the n 5dsoa Ryet M
-. ~ four acres Of sns IN high state " -
vTh an adarabis ~slsg soase barn ca. ~ s1rhi,
houses an m eroeeBt repair. In the H tS ~ vi
Is.s 20 poasbLeeose and the Hudson sEet IA r. r.
ia the immediate vcin,, Of ehscs ana 70 "a -
nrorertr IN question offers uLass y n"x'-~~ .o-a--
HYa ehss, ana 70 all respects os'nmcoiosA eSeA
residence For ''fn HiOIER MORGAN. no PInes..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

SCHOONER for ALE.-The iast-ssil-
~ Jog schooner MARTIN VAN BUREN,, now lying NJ
the foot IF Chrstogh~ts North River Sad vessel Is ~
feet beam feet hold IS feet keel draws feet water
when oaded: carries so buIdes. Sac has been re
buit from her no this last sprRg abe has new ne
eirg sals throughout Asc thing elee
ea~ eli ealc ula-
d 10 run % NirenlA he pise wood trade Said schsap
81 can be hQugh Ia aud rmmodstins terms By
piyine 10 PETER CFAMER. P0ughkeepsie. or 20 WM
DRAKE. Deputy Sheuf City Hail N. Y. li3 Inn
NLOOP for SALE-S Suitable for the lum-
- Der. lrck stone tsde.-Sloop BELLONA, 50
tgus. well found IN sas rigging ground tackle. So Will
lie cold cheap for cash approved For fur
tier particulars apply TO FOSTER, LOWERRE HAN-
ley, No. 10 New-st. oT % Capt. CHARLES ~ JOHN
SON. Huntington. L., whsre the sleep may b. sseo
y im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

DEAL ESTATE. The subscriber is
Agent for the sale Of number OF frat aBd secon1
class Houses with al he mode mprovsne ats situated
or the eide Is, aud 5th and between sf
and 20h Prices varying from 5000 10 St 600 Also
several Lots situated the most desirable part OF tie cy
Rents collected &c Office hours before 10 NJ Snd from
stop III. AUGUSTUS T. LEWIS,
~ AZ. No 50 Stshtsnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

LNOk SALE-A Delighted Country
II Residence sad ten 90 OF Land IN the village Il
HempsieSd L. L. twsht, Hes trOn this CITY The house
ee.tsee built and ahah stories, with wings, aRi
extending the wh'le ens n. Upon The place
bsra and other buildings, 0caArd. VINEYARD.
and all kinds ef shfuheeF. rhe pScs beautifully laid
cut. wah lawn front MOI sold speculation. and
ns, BE- had At bargain lBqslre Of
A. snMMSks q Hk WITT. No ilQ Jghn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
NOUNTRY SEAT For SALE.-A

~ Farm OFF, acres sss quality lard at sing Sing
Hes from Depot OF ldsn Railroad for sale cheap
cottage house good ban. sc all IN good order Stream
OF wafer running ihroegh IL good variety OF fruit
OF be r,ty very ksNthy and besuriuny located ceAve
uien' 20 scheSss. churches &c Terms sAsy. Apply At
NJ 3ls v ssAiayton-si iN ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
RICHARD p. HART,
SrEPRfS Is hiORFHOUst.
PHILIP II. MERRITT.
W. fNItI 7, TolIl
STEPHEN n. MOaEHOU5t,
PHILIP ". MERRITT,
RICHARD y. MATT.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the ira
: Y o. PETIT, CIZELMEN sICKeLs. Pue 30
builders, ossO the st c.u,eQgste
q The ces Il Samuel Petit. All persons bar ag ~
MAIDS ne saC firm rsgnesfeG o. present the ssD
snd hoe indebted viii please make Mediate nests
either Il the Uadsrsgrsd. Who viii continue the sgscss
H1oer ne irn Of CIZELMES 4 SICEFLs
DAVID I CIZTLMl.S
fI3g. JOIN n. sICKELS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
LlQUID HMR

- DYE -BATCHELOk5 Liglie . o. ,. ,.fsisi "a
,-c.ssfn that h = exciting the cupciV "a sosi y t-
Is,ny. To, ruhls must De care al 20 70 ne ssaAsss
ssrCHEL ORs viz NAnu@ctoT- Ne ~r.l.H SA's
a. \, ,olJ wholesale and retail. o. app. ed sas ofs ~
- 4, .ucc.ssfa operation for the sT WE'VE 'ssr ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
1IANO-FORTFs sad NELODEONg

q kOh SALE--fersolS a. a. DGTcLzs.ss f!sE7s ..
MsscoeoDs. lnntse = cal a. BENNETT q COZ
aferooa IL ful0L-s secoL- fcf east SIDE u srcs1
way, stereney vii nIC assoert q lie lcdsfL G.yis
o. rosewood PisBs-Fsres ahc Lslotso0a sVery ins.-g
ani warranted for .wo ana len doubts express
- A. 70 tie quE:s. the payment may be vthbebl sEt
sHea doubts are removed o.. Ps1os received p
Esat fer es~ ks~ AID iseoaS n..- g,ss1s ssls.
" sSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
VALUABLE WATER POWER to

SELL O LEASE On the North River, few rods
from Milton Lapdllg II Water Privilege, with Dam aud
Wats Wheel. ial 81 20 feet, with foundation TO-
Building (he latte hayias been burned Ae past season
Those wshIng cheap lent, With dalls c0mmu alcauoa
with New-York City BY mail, steamboat and railroad. viii
do well 10 cali on coin ORDMAY the pTepne
tors, who will furnish such Attenuation he de-
ared.-6iton Ulster Co New-loTk, Jan, ). 1851
- lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

plANO-FORTES.-Hews celebrated
Il American Fat-as Action vita without saa lfOiaL
r. = CUE rs, Agenf. Wsrercl NJ "a Broad "a,
Al. 60 . essertn. ebt - BCuGoir Pianos Jc lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

u aeres ssuS'eS NJ hia ~ nsnuiss' walk Of Isn.
ISnd Sound AMI utss Of PostcAeser Railroad De,o
New. York. On the 6,raa River. Ga the Farm
BUILDINGS ard q great vSrle'y al Erut Trees Ii WAS
Formerly Known AL PeAcocks place. Sad kss always
been afavorie county 'esd~Ece Of NewNork families
on aceSuo 81 the heath OF the LEGALITY Al
lng the Yarn Village teFung, rendering the p0ss-
good for investment Is the whole NAV be sold
Sea Iuiidns lets rta clear Hall the purchase money
bond sud ,sase Aprly en the Para,
81 70 X. NIEGMAN, No III Natlck-ss. cornss ChsIl-
ten, New-Yeak ll0 SSi&wu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
COUkAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE
.OURAUD'S liquid HAIR DYE

- insanity AID .ernansntY converts red ~ goa mar
ofoFh ~ Disc. ~nhcCt staining tue ssn Asraatsf.
g ho rayi n q v s,ksrsJ. asu Broadway lzE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Two OWNERS of REAL ESTATE in

Il DETROIr-I wish 10 buy Lets in Detroit, and II
tlders ~ New York Will write description AMI prlce
will confer with them. y. J. u. CRANE
Detroit, January 3, 1854 }RJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
NOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE,
NOR SALE or TO LET.-A large

u and com modious House with about acres Of Land
sd,onIpg situate al Chester. Wesckester Co. CON
an unrvaed prospect CT the Sound and surround
country II has for several years pas occ lped
Tor Boarding School for wb ch purpose II 70 most al mra
biz ADAPTED n TtHin 20 MINUTES walk OF ms ne OF
ard at water and well worth the attention d those
looking for for School or Boarding house lnlure
Of u p SMITH Az po,t Chester Depot, il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
zoe SAIEmEXCHANGEf for CITY

II ppoprETY beautiful Country Residence. IN tae
ls.s ~ Wilton Cons situated on the Danoury ROAD q
ss f,op the New Haven and three NIB ates walk irS
-. e,smfod and DahDrry Railroads IL cessts 81 AtT'
o,T f.r. HOUSE nth attic, and acre Of grouaa
a,ttf " aid DOT. With trees and shrubeey IA sh0ndascs
m, house ard premises good order IL VIII D. sol ON
f'' iN''"'' JAS 7 DERRIcKsoS CO.
dsoa No ,e3 + ui''s-"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

~ GILBERT & CO.'S PIANOS
7 GILBEkT CO. Boston. are ac~ offered Tor sale 1t
prces 70 sDr customers a. their v-Yprk WareroGms,
No 8. Broadway, opposite Broadway Tte-tef, gEd NJ
ss7 telos Crapo Il ~ b. 20 the EtersI # = L
ell anc t1s extensive stock II Pianos before vgrcdas
eistvEef Also GOO Aszs'fmsLt Of se-oEd k4-C
Pianos. To- tAl- L HORACE WATERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

NOR SALE On Brooklyn Nights, the
II House and 10. No 80 willows. one OF the most
d. .rsbe locations IN Sfook IN. beng not over hve sin-
utss walk lom Fulton FeTIs: The House u i've soIy
frsne Ieaiiy finished tte Lot Is by l02 feet Will be
s,a ON easy te,ms ana 81 80 may remain on mortgage
Apply to Jl3tfl JNO. DUNNELL, NO 20 Ciih 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
FARM for SALE or Ex-

chsnge for CITY pIopsr'y IN the town Of East Ches-
ter Mestcbe ester CO cOntsolag 81 acres, miles from
Tuikey zoe Depo. Harl. m kslroad, the IDaa roao
leading from keW-vo to Wnie Plains we'll fenced,
GOOD house barn and other oatbnilapgs failing
sre aa Of water running through be together VITA
an assortment Of Un trees. Apples Pears Pc aches
PLUME SC. Terms easy lsquire OF the subscriber IL
East Chester. ul&iwMWsF'l JOHN HAYWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
NOR SALE-The elegant brick House,

NOR SALE-The elegant brick House.
4 with extension Teolete WIKI every c0Hysnieace-
bot air fun ace pss range &C. Carroll ST. thiro n2hse
from Count St, Brooklyn. Price s. Se WIZ De .es "a
easy terms ard large portion may reDah o. "'i :
Asgly &c JOHN II. KEYSER co IS Gun st. Bu
TAVERN STAND.-Wanted to BUY
r., ca,h a. reasonable price good Tavern g. sad
with from five TO ten OF weculllvassa iahg "a
son e d cas- ant village address JAMEs IUkNhS ne"
YORK POst Office. u -.
NOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE,
Il entirely nev, containing twelve rooms-inc .nalns
bathing roOu-aud one. .bTss, sr, t~elFe' OF esu.sV
acres OF lar adjoining the same situated one s
the village of Newburgh directly opposite tne
Tou,e and al Joining laEds of Messrs ". n fnest
and Charles Downing, ard running from the street 'he
rytr. go -, ,x..s ~ .hs
choicest variety NAM Il which are IN f1l 0eslns hso
vaiie-y Of shade trees. Scenery unsrrpassso "a lne
the village Title indis putabie, terms eaI ,-1L
X 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Gouscs TO Get.

Fi'O bE'r or LEASE-A Smoking Es-
u Enlistment ID i3d ST near sh-ay., having t~O-
stciy pweiug House ont " th large door az tbs
SHE 60 drive IA gop aud Smoke House the Of the
lot Apply TO DhNHAM. corner of @h av. and 18th 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

&-GEoAGE JA9pINA Ne SO Pearls ass- Cit,
Scspn,l Broadway. Ss~-Ycrk-pishs aoj ss aat-s
syeL. Oroes respectfully solicited. whl-s III =
f-ithfgLy execute. sic ~ = liberal tsrls
isls lvNVsr*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

MCDONALD & BROTHER hav;ns e.
4FS lArgrd theu Ssuufa-tcr n s-G wErercoxs so. r,
srEs assrr'Eeai q Rosewood paRo. from s. ST. 81 aaa
7ocevts a ths lowest naarfacisrlg prSss AID lasfru
er.s warranted even respect sf I've years ana sr.
sa- Irn sraas MCDONALD q E2CraER 10 r..
Bcvey, --E Huusosr IT ,S ius
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

Il Sale. OF will be ,Ichsnsed T city pTopsrty, new
modern built hIics honse ~ih fine large lot IN one
VI the most eligible situations the place The house
subsant ally built neati flashed repete with every
convenience ve'y ,SO able opportunity for gentle
desiring geneel Anc convepteat country residence
Apply TO NJ NALENTISE, No. los Front ct rear Of
nee, " Ne. 90 Lexiustoa Ay. JNlw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
T PRIVATE SALE-South Brook.

I PRIVATE SALE-South Brook
n The valuable three story Brick House aud rec
Lots of Grocza on Clinton So the n0yh-
u Csrrolis'. 10 feet on Cbnton aad s3 feet deep with
isrve Gsruen. &c. kor 2a'uc1'ars apply a.
jl3 w COLE CiILrOS. No. 3 Wall st
DROADWAN For Sale. one of the
II nee, valuable Corners Broadway below Grand
n. Terms very liberal. far particulars. apDiy @
elvs IL c. ADAMS, No % wsi-st., Jauacsy Court
NOR SALE-The Church and Lot To-
Gated 90 the corner Of Houston st and Forsyth TIE
lot 81 BY IS Pessessta the LIST OF March,
prcOors required. Err further pNtCsisrs inquire OF
SOLOMON CAMPBELL. Ne, $40 Bs~eg. Il avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

NOR SALE-E0 BUILDING LOTS
u on 18th iGh sRa i3ta SITS Avenues b and C. In
>ns,ses n W. LoWesR. No. 1877 Broadway. Franklin
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

NEW MlsLlNs, LAWNS, BERAGEs, D'LAfNEs md
Other DRESS GOODS. New sty les j1.t received by
June 3d. SCOTT q FELL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
sWANTON FALLS ACADEMY,

~ III. eaanlenco th-ir -on,aef en oa "Wednesday,
" -raH g Had ca1tisuc tl.rea Netks.
SAAlt 90 NJ tA-E PfiuciHsl
.MACkAAs b@, Atsit.aut.
Miss Am MARIA BAhCuth, iteccpuess, aad Teacher
OF ffrncb
ANNAP. ELACKnAN, Teacher Of Music, Dtaa
i4g lud iatiltug
Mss MARY + BRAYTON, rca-hef ~ Music.
GENE ~ 81 HALL, 40 l.eciu-cr on fhys' li1gy ald
Ch-uisifg.
uurnr ha Term, his expected reaehef.' Institute a
i. Hal lcrn Hf fhH slate ~HpfunfpHinnt.
If4cher's Glass viii be- iurmed tif ren OF
She Term DO which special attention vl ue ssea No DO me
nfaut suf-urd n csflfIuen fuhasflf
THE Trustees aud fieaas ~ the srhco ise, mHch
resr adicl en extensive aud valuable rll1.spci and
Uhrnlc Apparatus. aud iusifuciVn n these branches VIII
be- ltcpH,4tuiril win Lectures aul ezpefineuts
Iu.tllu, - 10 81 French, - extra Music, s..
H.,ud in good fund q. from sk2j io 81.
Text B5s iutnishvd the lltos %. lowest prices
M 4. j. : AAlSDf, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

the most important station in society.-l
II 10 to his eser,ions that support, the
food. the employment Of every other
rank il owing. To the surplus produce
Of the farmer we owe the institution and
the preservation Of distinct employmen's,
the origin Of commerce and manuiac-
lures, and The existence Of government.
Il is The surplus produce Of the farmer
that sets the wheel Of The manufacturer
in motion; that bids the sails Of COM
mercc whten every sea that gives TO
the pulpit her ministers--to the senate
her orators--to the bepch her jurisis--,o
education her students that supports
the busy population OF the crowded city;
aud that lends TO government its re-
sources, its energy and It's very being
Lei the farmer but raise only enough
for his own support and the mighty
heart which, by lis beatlngs, communi-
Gates lille 10 every extremity, would be
chilled, and every member of the grea,
body polite be palsied in moment.
How satisfied ought, then, the farmer
of New England to be with the useful
and honorable rank in Society which he
holds-owner Of the soil he cultlvaies,
with no impcrious landlord 10 demand
from him in rent the products Of his
farm with no established clergy to col
lect the tenth Of his earnings; with no
arbitrary government 10 fotfe from him
what the arisiOcracy or the hierarchy
may have left, and confne him il he
darcs TO murmur hut free as the air
he breaihes, or the water that lertlllizes
his fields.
How readily, then, will his employ
ment lead the farmer TO cheerfuness and
content" 10 peace within, aud hano-
n, 10 all around" How readily will it
lead hun 10 the service and worship of
that Being who has made HIM TO differ.
How fervid must be that service how
exalted that worship! The devotion
that he pays is offered on the altar OF an
humble heart in the vast temple of ma
ture that surrounds him.
Every breeze that exhales the moist
ure Of his fields every brook that brings
its treasures TO his feet; every shower
that fertiIizes his springlng grass; every
sunbeam that falls upon his ripening
corn; The changing but useful viclssi-
tudcs of the seasons, the verdure OF the
fores, around him, and the everlasting
hills that raise their heads TO Heaven,
must show him that The Great Creator
Of all things is ever near him, and must
bring to his heart the obligations he owes
him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

Di6fcnlties and E1ertion. 1t is not what
a man may do, bu, what he does, that gives
him rank, and circumstances cannot keep
him down. The very things that trouble
men the mos, in this life, are the very things
tina. give them an edge, and carry them on
to success. Geqius unexerled is no more
genius than busiel Of acorns is forest of
oaks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
TIE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
GASTRIC JUICE!

Psychological Chemist, by }. 5. nOUGhrUN, n. D.fm
rbi. =. tr1, won i.,fa remedy for INDIGESTION, nYs
PEPsIA, JAuNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT, cor.
srlPATiON, and DEBILITY, Curing rucr Niiu'e'
own method by Nature Agent, the Gastric JUICE
Ny Half teasponnl of fKrsiS. iaiused Do water " H'
grs or dissolve, Fics Pounds u Roast Beef ~ e6eai '"o
PEPsiN sthe chief element. or Great nee.tins Pnni
pie OF Gasiuc Juice the So'rent ~ me feoa iha fA
aud lntesnes II extracted irum thr Dge'lva ,.
of the Ok. thus forming Hu ARTIFICIAL Dl"h9 W.
csl pnNrts ani furnishing COMPLETE and FtkfHC I
SUBSTITUTE nru hy The odd oi thls pfsrifi"n' lh"
pans and evil. of INDIGESTION aud bf7PttSN a- 70
100, ed, just they ~oudhe by heaty si'm,1@9 Nv
doing wonter. ioi n,sp ltos eun,g c'e' OF UtI'ii
CONSUMPTION. supposed to be on the eefreo e grave.
The Scientific Nv d"nee upon VIII ch o. >. h.e, Dc {" no
highest degree Ct'RIOt'~ urd REM NRKABlE
Scientific Evidence
BARON IIEHiG 100 hs celebrated wns un Anim1i' hen-
stry save: An Art0rl digestive flni aunt 2"n' 10
tho G,.r Juice may he fcady pfepHrd from the mucous
clf " ond, nui regr. i W sYhfa fhaHRfa' a"'
drsiei a-ia re sams naanr Asy ~'SA Dc +" me ea"a"
nr rrREfRA. a a. f,n,ou. treatise BOD and Dict,
inul.iei b, Fnwlors & Wells, Sow Nok, page 35 states
There uie few. higher suthufIiics team iir ftrifa
A., tpNuF I'M bt. vluilIe writings ut the " Physiology
Of necstor. ob.rrvrs thut dmuuiouu 90 te fur qun-
uy OF The Ga.trc Juice IS prominent "ni a p"'alng
cause ct D,srp.a D." aud be states 'hA'
Professor of medicine iurUa who wac severely nhcird
with thus complaint niira ,try thing else tn ia hfd fe.
10 ue Castuc Juice, o''aoed "n lhe -ogsen7 o
Dt GRAHAM. auihur ui ule famous wotks " Nr-eA
bic Diet" saysi " Il IS remarkable ic n fhy""'es,
20 the Aud ihr property ct dtssolvng various afIch- q"
food, nud Of Ell cting kud of arh digestion oi ,"rm
nos i.e different from Vine uatera digestive nfsres'
UrStMON- atoat uuia tUa Sc hcmistry of Mao, tlrr
& Blanchard. Philadelphia, -ij, pp. 33l - saysi Zoe
~ OF Digestion, From recent experiments we tro" 'a'
food Is dissolved as rapidly u an auncud dis"'ve n"d
prepared from pcini as H be DO the natural "aTiro JUICE
P,oics.o, DuNGLisoN, Of tho Jefferson college Phia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

Pouhry-The Belfast Signal states that
the steamer Boston carried from that town,
on Monday before Thanksgiving. about
eigh, tens oil poul,ry-of which one hundred
tarkies we're alive.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
"FarImcr's Guide 10 Scientific and
Practical Agriculture


"a Nthci"> GNtNe 10 scientific and
HractiCal AgrtCuSIure.e
Nv HENRY -TEPuEN- F'b, al Ldr,I,lr,, .,,ho, 81
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
flICilBUkG RAILROAD
lz.1ss Trains will leave Boston a.
~ follows:

Iof fnehhufe ESQ n ~ Eapio,s.l ia M.,334PM
I"i "n'oid 30 lud ID A. VI , 3 35aud go +. NJ.
: 3 4 and6 q T. 81.
t% W',e9.wu s. and Is, A. NJ, Il 81, geu 4i-i,
fof Lexington az g / . A. NJ ,2I2nnd5l-oP
boMN TRAINS will LEAVE FOR BOSTON,
$40 q. AZ - ''N
rom naneoid al auI NJ, los, STA and $50 Pm.
rom W4han, at 1.25, 55, g.25 aud II An, ls5, d
From Matoio~uat6l.a ana II a. NJ, i.3o, $50 aud
f"m L"Ains 90 90 :, so and 70 a, NJ, aud 4So z NJ
fotlufthel particulars Sc. Pathfinder kuiivus Guide
:. NJ. FELTON,, Superintendent
Boston, Nov. S, ls4a 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
PECK. e. LEWIS.

IIAvr Just returned from Boston and are recsJ, hr
additions 10 their former stock uf Goods ~ ~;
selling Cor Cash pftce. lower than ever. Our > -oa
sis 10 part OF 20,0nO lbs SUGARS ali prad.s nj M
jones' Esffa TODA.CU, 1000 lbs. lava, and OF h
COFFEE, q Chests OF tho-e utca Y. n. TEAS"r1OrN
NAILS. GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, BUTTER. 1t,resG,
LAID. EGGS, FiSti. SALT, &C. SC.
General Assortment OF Domestic GDODS..,o ss,hr
with 100 Boxes of Custom made BOOTS nnx eLugs,
which selling for Cash a, prices never r. 49, ofsfd
IA Montpelier Those wishing 10 get Good Rstrnj.s 30
we'll to call PECK Az 0ENls
SnaLI,ncis uIuck Main 81 ~ A