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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29
5- We find the following touching poetry in reply to
the well known song, Ben Bot' in the LonisgHe Jour
nal which has host of contributors of beautiful poetry.
BEN BOLTS REPLY:
OR,
All. YeS, Remember.

All. yes remember that name with delight
Sweet Alice, so cherished and dear;
seek her grave in the pale hour OF night,
And moisten the turf with tear,
And there, when the heart is oerburdened with woes,
wander and muse all alone,
) And long for the time when my head shall repose
Where sweet Alice lies under the stone"
roam through the wood where so Joyous we strayed,
And reclne on the green sunny hill:
All things are as bright in that beautiful glade,
But my heart is all lonely and chilli
The hand that SO fondly pressed then in nline
And the lips that melting in love-
Are cold in the grave. and I'm left to renine,
Till meet with sweet Alice above.
All, well I remember the school-house ard brook,
And the master so kind and so true"
The wild blooming flowers in the cool shady Nook,
So fragrant with incense and dew,
But wept not fer these though dear to my heart.
Nor the friends that have left US alone
The bosom will heaVe and the teardrops will start,
For "sweet Alice lies under the stone
SIDNEY DYER.
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Names now ia the BOX.
sAtwater-Jarnes Web3er, Jr. -7- 'l
Aurora-Samuel =. Hckox.
Gieswet.
CIlarlestown-Ievi B. southworth Amaniah Hatfield,
DceftieIa-barid DAVID D. Gilbert.
Edinburgh-James Ramsey
Frankiin-soionion Cole.
Frccdom-Jucob Thayer. J. S. pclano.
Hi'am--lvil!a,n C. Baker.
Mantua-Daniei s Ladd
ramyra-Davtl D gi,o.s.a-, Frederick wcstover. Lo-
Iari.-1ainau H Merrill. William c.IIudson. B. sclby.
Randodph-Justin Bedding, Bcder Goss, Henry Brum-
leaol LANES !3uTns
Ravema-Laurfn Dewey, Solomon Slaughter, Whiting
Carter Zenas judd Charles Judd, Samuel b. steLLins
Roosown-Asher D. Gtrley.
Sterling -,
S'fficl Avery Cross,Aaron Adams, Hiram Spencer.
Observation-Disclosures p. IIisley.
Fer duties ofIrIstecs in this The "Act
late the election cf State. and County otfcers' passed
Ma! sl, 1882. Nol, l.. General Laws, 1852
Given under hand, at Ravenna this lst day Of Sep
'e'-'' q y . 80 JAMES wooDARn. Sheriff.
TIE GOLDEN CHAIN. or Links of
Fricrdsl ip for Odd Fellows the world over. Edited
BY Miss c. B. Porter.
/. -Three links amid the Golden letters,
That heart to heart entwine.'
HEARTS and HOMES. by Mrs. Ellis Fam
ily Monitor by Mrs Els; The Heir of Wast-W a Y
land a Tale by Mary Homt
TIE SCARLET LETTER; a Romance by
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
JAYS MORNING and Evening Exercises;
Berrian's Family Prayers.
PULTE'S DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN
Homeopathic
BIBLES, large and small, good assortment
METHODIST HYMN BOOKS, large and
small.
FREMONT'S EXPLORING Expedition
,,Jt p
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VOLUME XXlII"~Number AZ
PROCLAMATION!
ANNUAL ELECTION

THE qualified electors of Portage County, Ohio.
hereby notified meet at the usual place Of holding
Elections in their several townhis, on TUESDAY, the
18th of October next the hours Of oclockA NJ
aud O'Clock P M of that day for c purpose oelcciihg
one Judge oftle Supreme Cot, Member OF the Board
of Public Works, County ConIGssioner one County
Auditor County Recorder one Sheriff. one Coroner
one Director Comfy firibary aud one Represei
tative Congress from the lSi Congressional District
And the qualified Electors ofelch OF the several Assess
Districts No three, and four. correspond
ing ranges of townships in said County No o.
G. and o. required the time aud places
above one and elect or each of said Districts one
District Assessor (cac District electng lis on asses
so) agreeable the requirements of the Sd Section OF
the the Assessment and taxation OF all property
in this state, and eyyiug taxes thereupon, according
TO lis true value in money! passed april Eth, ISL
Grand and Petit Jurors.
Notice hereby given the Trustees ofthe several
township. that following is The annual apporonncnt
number of Jurors, which they required 10 return
with The Poll Books for the term A. d. 1852
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Our Key West Correspondence.
The Indidns-.7re then Going


The fndidns-.1re then Going?
The prospect of removing the Indians is very faint As
yet General Blake the agent has held conference with
the principal chiefs 1t is the opinion generally through
out the State that the Indians will have to leave
nons rolns and all classes anxously awaiting the
movements Of General Blake which will either result in
causing their emigration, will leave them still
dissatisfied they have been led to expect much from
this mission Should General Blake fail, II IL to BIZ
hoped that the administration will adopt efficient
and expeditions means of Kidding the State Of this
noyance, disadvantageous to its Advancement and
Improvement letter received from Tampa Bay, Fla,
dated May says: Il that the papers the conrac
tors through the papers, sey tho Indians going
soon;' but alas! no such good neWs.n
The steamer James L. Day which arrived here on the
9th from New Orleans brings little more news of inn
porancc the Indian nation remains tranquil No serious
results apprehcnded from the killing Of the young
squaw some time since. by Capt. Jcrnigans command
Brigader Gen Hopkins Is at present in tho field, en-.
gagged in hunting up parties Of struggling Indians, and
driving them over the boundary line CoMMEcRcE
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FIFE TVRF.


CEETREvlLLE COURSE L; L-TRorTIEG-MoN-
day, Nay "A, 81 O'clock r. h-Pnrse and veepetakes
sou Two mile heats in harness. c. Spicer
saoonyj B. Mclaughlin names m. Lady Brooks; owner
names Pelham The above will be an unusually fine
race. from the TACT OF the capabilities the horses engaged
Lady Brooks has been weighed in the balance aud found
20 want nothing but fast to send her along and the
fhadepha horse Iacony AZ sure 20 perform that duty
beyond doubt-he is capital and will positively
start Pelham eonectuYed win be about 10 this WI
and make amends for his previous this
Therefore, once more assert the coming will be good
one omnbuses leave Fulton Ferry Brook clock
r. NJ and return as the sport Fare each
way, ocents JOEL CoNKLiN. Propristor.
TIEIoN CoURsE-TRoTTING-TUE MAY 25-
~ M Purse and stake $500. Mile heat. best 3 ia s..
IN harness. Mr. Jones srtfs b. Pet Mr. George Spioer
enters e. E. War Eagle Mr. Mclaughlin enters Laiy
brooks Mr. Nodne enters b. Geo. West. Cars Will leave
south Terry Brooklyn tor the at o'clock r. NJ and
return as the sports Fare each p
cents JOHN j. SNFDTKER Proprietor
TINloN couRsE.-TRoTTING-Tnu MAY n
~ r. M Purse ana stake 5000 me he ats best in 8,
IN harness Mr. George spieer enters b Goliah. Mr. II
N. Lady Brooks Immediately after purse and stake
to weigh eg go lbs Mr. Hugh Kelley enters New York;
s. m Green Mountain Maid; Mr. Wheelan enters Lady
Haynes Cars will leave South ferry Brooklyn for The
course o'clock r M ana return 50 the sports
JOHN ]. sNEDIKER Proprietor.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANks-EVERY
II 6Ry NEctIs SNturdsys Fare l2lz each way
- III y, amer q frALo, Capt. nansos, win leave Han.
mtnd ttecs az ~ o'clock Sprls M Grand, y. R.rii
re,natne ~. Pier 40 g. N. r.. A M-re.srnng by $
NJ G"re-tr Re, arhihs tackle, &C., prcyjaeq. ssa
igtert III ~ j. r'a' atrpsapss
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
AsTRcLoGy, sc

DEAD TuE EVIDENCE or JANr5 Ro2t0Is 70.
" " Eider street. bs.ween second mi MOE, gomery
Fcct WHO had bscn subject - 30 tree use y trdehb
tftq Cir ten years us rtiiy that, TOT ton ans
cars hn5 teen seyo 10 ho use VI liquor aud had maze
nauy attempts 70 qigo y up hut eepd pot ~ e
aeqUan tel with DR.. RCBA OK, wh'r eapad 20 VIM
nnh harry to state since shat Time hai no aasr9
r upr aud bato the very Eht ~ i. and urrcl VINO
|are situate to call hun Any who Wanta 20
ssow more particularly can eall on - y my reA lenoe
No. " fdier stree between Second 0ul Montgomery
ctrcsfa Philadelphia, JAMES ROBERTS. Ctg ot Phla-
teigti saPos ohay appeared before the ihsprer
Nae ID m kleruvn III and Tor tte aid city tbs above
'mrd Janea Rohcrfe Nho hsns day worr 10th Der go
= 'hr sotcgoiof LA NHt - raN e ~ fNf5 9st
Eduaf III e.vr, a. 4 81 " N c0ory tSfN
- y&NM A Wrttr alda. new
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MATRIMONIAL.

RHATRIMONIAL.-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN. SO
M years Of of unexceponable character and excel
snt domestic habits wishes TO join lady Of like qualities
for both and especially hsme for the mother Of the
Tres the company and sympathy of female The apph
amt must possess at least 900 in cash. This Is writer
good faith. note addressed to Sincerity Herald OF
stating when and where interview be had, will
10 treated with confidence and respect.
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DRY GOODS.

ID IBBoNS. WHITE RIEBOSS, AND STRAW GOODS
IN good assortment t White Ribbons just rsccieed
81 vsrous styles los 22 Also day receiving from tho
wanuscory, tire styics u Gesrarer and other
Straw Boppets IN iVGIEI y>hS sEe.r
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-,ARPETINGs, Sc. At AUCTION. IN Lors TO SUIT


Nassau street. near FultonR g. Kemp will sell az ane
ton above without reserve, by catalogue, large
atsor ment Of rich English Carpctugs consisting in Of
500 pieces OF rich styles Of Velvet Tapestry Brussels three
ply aud Ingram Carpetngs, Floor Oil Cloths &c. Sc, viz.
English Royal Wilton and Velvet Tapestry Carpetngs ~
the richest and most beautiful patterns this seasons
alton. Very rich Brussels OF rich aud hand
patterns Just landed Threeply heavy and supcrano
Ingram and Venetian Stair Carpetngs Atro good
sortmont of heavy floor Oil Cloths Rugs Door Mats all
Of which particularly worthy attention Catalogues
he M naofsa
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NEW YORK AND PEILhDELPHfA DIREcT-u. 8.
IN NAL and Express Lines, through IN ~ hours y. j.
Rars 49, via Jersey City leaving New York ate NJ fool
tfCortnndt street; "a NJ and 50 L. W., Liberty street,
Leave philadelphia hours from foot Of Walnut street,
rsre reduced 20 So for hrt class and 81 70 for second os
Baltimore Washington and Charleston through tickets sold
In the shove lines and carried The "a n
and "a y. Hnes fro New York with through
~
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INSTRUCTIONS.


ITALIAN SINGLE LADY, ACCOMPLISHED vO-
~ cahst Pianist, and considered as one Of the best
eachers in sins ing residing in New York wishes to find
pleasant residence, consisting of three fur
ishsd rnshed. with without board Tho rent to
paid by tuition sin cling, piapoforte 10 the
French Italian, and Spanish languages in which tho lady
advertising is professed. we'll in music. Address
Musical Lady" letter v, Herald Office
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SPLENDID PROPERTY AT AUCTiON-oNE HUN
- dred Lots Of Land each 80 feet front and by 1875
deep at Carcmont Bergen Heights, Hudson county.
New Jersey quarter OF mile from Jersey City, by the
Bergen Point plank road David Scott, Auationoer will
sell, Tuesday, 18th May, instant la the afternoon
the misses the above property which for beauty and
OF and read TO business by fine
plank roads stand unrvaed This elevated Site being rs
feet above tide water commands magnificent view Of the
bay and harbor Of New York from the Narrows Fort Lee
Any wishing TO visit the aund win be taken and
from free Of expense by either line Of omnbase starting
from the Jersey City Ferry, aud passing this property
Terms ef saleTen cent, and auctonecrs fee the
day ~ sale twenty fifteen days the saG when
waantee deed will he given, and the balance bond and
ortenge at three years at sig cent Interest," and
party tpynR the amount Of - 600 shall have the
pro OF seven years To his bond aud mortgage in by
pay the interest," nnd ten cent ~ the principal
nnuy For and further particulars, inquire r. C.
Hrami OIL David Scott, auctoncer No II Montgomery
street, Jersey City.
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TNAVELLERS, GUIDE.


ISoR ALBANY CHANGE or HoUBs.-THE CARS
q ne New York snd Harlem Railroad, leave tho cty
Gail station New York. daily (S1niays Seepted - "a
A. NJ connecting With tho Western Railroad - Chssham
had "a q NJ texrress) through si.hout change ~ sara
CAMDEN AND AaB0Y rltLHOAD, FOR PHILA-
place, BY steamboat JOHN POTTER Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves Afternoon express lino AZ
gare-st,t lass ears. 81 se.o9d Slsss, ~ 2 z w. line
Ws,nu, street. atSA ", and ~. ". Emirrans line, ~
s.sanboa. TRANSPORT, f-em per No. 1, a. 4. H.
Ia.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

OOsr OFFICE NEW Y0RK.-NOTICE-THE MAILS
for California, &c. via Havana, per u. s. mail steam
nip Empire City, will close at this office, Monday May
At lP. NJ w. v. BRADY, p NJ.
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pEREMproRY SALE, At SHERWOOD. BERGEN

l. HeightsOne hundred villa Plots tanning in each
about Fix city lots situated the junction Of the Newark
and Bergen Point Plank Roads-not more than mile
from Jersey City.-DAVID SCOTT, Auetoneer will sell,
on Monday 2tth day Of May inst the premises at two
o'clock NJ 1.-THE above described valuable property which,
Tor beauty and beahness Of location be
M Of more ready than offered the Heights
The ground is elevated, and from every point
mands extensive and beautiful view of New York. the
River and Bay from Yonkers TO Sandy Hook 0mnibuses
New York Bay Cemetery and Bergen Points and in few
days of forty omnibuses will running fom
Jersey City Ferry fifteen minutes the Plank Road
TO Newarkps sng within forty rods of the property Fare
six and quarter cents all che lines On the day OF sale
will be conveyed from the ferry BY omnibus free
Every lot offered will be positively sold to tho highest bid
der Terms Of salo Ten cent aud Auctonsers fee
the day Of sae twenty cent to be paid in thirty days
after when Warrantes Deeds will he given the balance
remain bond and for three at six
cont For maps of property and further aon apply
TO DAVID SCOTT Aucioneer, IL Montgomery street
of CLERK BACOT Surveyors, IL Montgomery street
the Jersey City Ferry.
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w ATCHES.-ENGLfSH GOLD PATENT LEVERS, As
w low as $40 English Gold Hunting Patent Levers "a
low M Cold Hunting Leycrs full iewelied. 500 LaIes
fine gold Watches. NJ low So Silver Lever Watches
$50 AMI s2 best quality Englsh patant Lever bearing
anne on az and plate, 500 JOHN cox Importer of
watches EOS Broadway corner Off ulon street. lup stairs
lnd POI B0wery.
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VNANTED TO LEASE-TEN LOTS OF GROUND I'm
w llock) tho North river between Torteth and
Ffieh streets for FERN Of years to be improved for
purposes. Address Lessee Herald Office
VNANIED-TO DIRE--THE LOWER OR UPPER PART
w Of house. with Kitchen &c, FOR family Of three
persons without children Loegton not above Amy street
and West Broadway preferred Rent will be paid in ad
lieu Of reference. Address Thoma5 this Office
stating terms, location, &c.
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UCTlON NOTICE.-DAPPLE BROWN HORSE At
n auction, on rue.day, at ~ o'clock, at No. 81 Dew
street Greenwich He tive years hold sound aud
hind all harness and saddle l5s hands hieh good
traveller jus, from the country. W. A. CARTER, Auc-
ioneer, No. 81 Dey street. corner Groenwioh
A UCTloN NOTICE-GRoCERIES, SWEET OIL. RICE.
N Starch sc Tuesday, May 25 at 0 o'clock at No 81
Dey street of weh street. Rice. Starch,
earon FIGS kssus. Prunes, Tea. Coffee, SUGAR SEA-,
Tobacco Pickles Nuts Soap Candles Honey Juuba Paste
Brad Gin. Champ payne, Salamander safe, &c.
w. "A. CARTER, Auctioneor.
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MUSICAL.

YrHE RIGHT ONE AT LAST-D. JACOBS, lf9 HESTER
street would respectfully inform his friends and tho
u lie in that he is prepared to manufacture
hyperion article of Bancs, Guitars, Tamborines 3D. His
the business enables him to manufacture
letter article at less price than be boughto
other in the city Particular attention paid to
repairing tuning of all kinds musical instruments
B-German accordaons repaired Lessons given on the
banjo.
|NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANoFoRTES.-WE
TN have now hand large assortment OF new and
nv pianos for sale and hire Pianos from $50 10
$500 Far h,e from So to SO per month No 1863 Broad
way, Stafford ~ bkOTHEks
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC., WANTED.

A BUILDING LOT WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
n Horse Rookaway, and Harness. first class concern
qure FhGINS stables between Harrison and Degraw
III reets. Sou III Brooklyn.
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~------7--=--=-' -
SPORTING.


Two SP0RTsMEN.-ON MONDAY, MAY 24rH, A SHOOT
ing match will come Of, the Jersey City Meadows,
near he old shooting ground 20 commence Mt IL clock
prec ely. 200 birds hand For further information
20 eau AZ my house, Mechanics BALL. Jersey City.
JOHN TAYLOR.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES

| PERSON, WITH FROM $1,000 TO $1,000 IN CASH,
IA wishes associate himself with person of like sum,
ho engaged respectable SAFE and profitable busiue
References given and required Address U. p, Herald
ce with real aaEe stating Thsre' and when, m inter-
be had.
NJ0TtCE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUBSCRIBERS
lave this day formed copartncrshp, for the trans-
heon Of general Custom House brokerage business.
pnec % Pine street. up stnirs-New York. May q 1852
ALLEN G.. WASHINGTON,
TEODORE A. MYERS.
(Late of Grcnelle Talman, Bibby & Coy
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TyPUEss AGENCIES. SC.

Y UNI 90 ~ I'M
- and south America by tho spen aid fast runupg
CherOle GO, May "a, N charge 81 special mos
stuRer,vis Aspinwa aud Panama Fret t and packages
ssktu AZ the lowest rates Pasnfes ths United sta.es
ipa steamers he .}ne, secured ~ office.
BLRFORp Co, Eo.2 .3tor House, Yesoy strees.
r ETrER EXPRESS MAIL FOR CALIFORNIA, AS
IL linsall, Ianfma Sorth an. srca, Sandwich Island
and Gina ~ the steamer Sierra Nevada, May 2.h Mai
bags close az aelprk Our Freight usual by The
srsn6id fsy runnipg steamship Cherokee. Small parcels
received to o'clock via Apinwa and Paaama in charge
Of special messenger" BEHF0RD H. Co,
No.s Aston House, vosoy street.
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II DOM WANTED-A FURNISHED LODGING ROOM
~ for gentleman in the house Of widow lady, small
private family. Address Granville, Herald ofice.
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TIE RENT, NEAR BROADWAY AND TERMINATION
i ID Sixth Avenue Railroad. two first class three
Houes with modern improvements at The low rent
Of 1870 Also Rooms 70 respectable families at 50 to S
Apply to r. G. PIERCE l4 Broadway, Thtry-.hi-d
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HAUNTED HOUSES
IL Some houses haunted
BY worse things than ghosts
Such as bood-sucking insects,
That come in hosts
From floors, wall and ceiling,
To rob you Of sleep,
Or rate, whose vile sgueainr,
Makes all your flesh CREEP.
II troubled flask Of Lyons Magnetic Powder,
and box If his Pills, costing Only y cents each will
both insects and vermn. Is not this pur
chasing and comfort for songs Avoid the mineral
posbn sold bedbug and vermin hanes Neither insects
and will eat Thorn. LYONS Preparations xiii
tohups ronChes rats, mice, &c, instantly. Principal de-
pot, an Rr0adgay.
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EMovAL.-IRA RICHARDS 81 CO.. MASuFAc.
III gold Jeweiry IN all It's variety, looks aud
Eycs &e, and II. NJ. Richards, m.aGfecuret q s and
pil ed Jewel-y 81 decrip Mt North Aobora
Ma have removed their oto FROM 7S to lo Broadway,
stairs few doors above Cortlan ~ street. and directly
opposite the Howard Hotel.
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-. - -
TO PRINTERS.


PEo PRINTERs.-roR sALR, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
Standing Press, and asupe- royal Washington lard
se With setir sng apparatus % y .ltte A. ely 10 H. IL
Hoe q Co.. Gold s.rses.
tTo PRINTERS--A GREAT VARIETY OF WOODEN
Tyne for aale A - has been in use for ome time -
viii sold very reasonable terms Apply 20 e. D. O.,
bird story, Herald Buildings.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
lARRiAGE FOR sALE-A R0CKAWAy-CAN BE
- used with two saats, with shifting Top, buil5
nrcssly family carriage Also new set OF harness.
Nuite at Fcltsrs Coal Yard, l0l Anthony street, near
Broadway
A,ARRfAGFs-rRICrs REDUcEDy-I WILL NOW
~ So any Carriages that have on hand new OF Old NJ
ecucti thslr preparatory
arRing factory, fhe let 81 July Amongst them
/7rc very fine new oaehea, and few
MAJOR THOMPSON. "a w oo6 Ter street.
I7oR sALE--A CARRIAGE OR FAMILY HORSE, ljlS
han "a high, 4lr Old perfectly lind and sound
lie VIII stand my where without being tied therefore
womb be sC sdaptsd for doctor similar oslin =
he be ut VI -chants stable, Liberty street.
NOR sALE-A SUPERIOR LIGHT RoCKAWAY CAR
ri,re being very little used Tor two horses
sdaft aud polo, ampa, shifting rack &c., bn.lt 70 order
c lIn,iu further use for y = VII DC sold
sersonaLla ~ aTplyinS a. No. 80 afoome street.
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WAN1ED-AS SFAMSTRESS AND CHfLDREN'S
MAID young woman tia. onder stsnds her busia
fully ana can speak French French preferred.
Apply at Is Greenwich street, between Sen and twelve
o'clock.
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MlSCELLANEOU

BUSINESS AND FASHION,. A. LONG, STATION
- Gard Engrayer and Embosser has Just opened his
new store at No. 80 Nassau street. with his old
estabs ment 43 Ann street at both Of which places he is
ready to execute at the shortest notice and the
raasonale terms orders for his unique beautiful
STYLES Of Patent Self scaling Embossed Envelopes Address
Seals and embossed Labels Of all kinds STAMP ed plain
in coor and every variety of Business Wedding Iavita
tiOn and Visiting Cards. liberal discount made to the
trade and great Inducements offered to all Interested
F.A. LONG, 30 Nassau street, and Damn stroet.
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LIQUORS.

>-S>~> -,'-s"~> . '->~--~-.
CYAMPAGSF-WARRaNT GOOD AND GESU
" me- 50 per DOZEN quarts; London Dock iiIandcs, Bur
London Cordial Gin and othcr Spirits Of
quality for family Port, sherry, Madeira. Mllmaey
Caret and other Wines OF great age, and selected
the choicest yiBtagcs First class havana Segar &c., e.
safe IA qls titles 10 snit purchasers, by
G. p. LETnDRiDGE s. and s. Fulton street.
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EORDHAM VILLAGE L0Ts.-ONE HUNDRED
Building Lots. containing quartz TO one-And shalt
each situated about walk from tho depot
running parallel with the road from Fodam TO Upper
Morrisana Village. road running direct through The
centre Of this property connecting the two places
being worked II beautifully situated for the
great q other fruit such as apples pears cherry
pumhs &C. The land is high and commanding scenery
surpassed For maps and further parNcua inquire Of
GEORGE BANKS, at Fordham hotel, or z. NEWELL
No a. NJ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-23
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A LADY LEASING ONE OF THOSE sPLENDII
IA stone houses in Eighteenth street. Union square
furnished handsomely would be pleased to dat
families AL few single gentlemen with beard The hous
10 trst class with all the modern improvements Thu
location 10 delightful summer residence Families wishing
pleasant homo, will find it to their advantage max
early application at he houss % West Eighteenth
nea: Fifth avenue. Terms moderate, aud references
changed,