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C.ssrus NJ CLAy, with his accustomed spir''
and holiness has taken the field in Kentucky
for Hale and Julian. Mr. Clay, we deeply re-
sret to learn, has lately suffered from the 'oes
Of a lovely daughter, and his eldest son
the boy who ooolly handed his father p'S'o'
when his life was assailed some two years ago
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-09-23

SAMUEL d. HuBBARD, a member of the 2sth
and 3Oth Congresses, lately appointed Post
master General, is very respectable Anti-Sla-
very man. On every question which came up
while he was member of Congress involving
the cause of Freedom, his vote was cast on the
right side. We are happy to announce that
his appointment has not yet dissolved the
Union
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-09-23

GENERAL ScoTT left Washington last Fri
day on his way to the West, with view to
the location of one of the three Army Asylums
authorized by law to be established, The dis
charge of this duty is very opportuns in moro
respects than one
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-09-23

Mr.. JEROME FULLER, whose nomination for
the Judgeship Of Minnesota was rejected by
the Senate, was the first editor OF the Albany
Register, established for tho purpose Of coz.
recting the Anti-Slavery heresy so prevalent in
the Wing party. Rather odd, that the Senate
should accept the Anti-Slavery Mr.. Hubbard,
and reject the Pro-Slavery MIR, Fuller Let
Us live and hope.
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INDEPENDENT DEMOCRACY OF MAssACHU.
SETS

" NOr,hfsld, Sept IA, 1852"
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"UNcLE TOMS CABIN" IN GERMAN.-We
learn that German translation of Uncle
Toms Cabin is now appearing in the New Eng
land Zeitung, a German Free Soil paper, pub
lished scm-weekly at Boston. Our informant
says that, though full jnstice can never be
done to the original in n translation, still the
Boston translation is not near so correct as il
might be and it skips occasionally whole SEN
fences or more
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-09-23

LECTURES TO YOU'VE MEN, on their Dangers s.,
guards, and Responsibilities. By Rev H.,
Smith. New York: Lane 4 Scott Far ,a,a
Gray 4 Ballantyne, Washington.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-09-23

A resolution for the relief of Elizabeth F.
Thruston, Of the Territory Of Oregon.
A resolution for the relief OF Elizabeth Prev
lit, widow and executrix of Robert C. Prewitt,
deceased
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-09-23

THE KNIcKERBocKER for September, 1852
Welcome, cold Knick!" The mudded
azure of thine exterior hath a charm for us.
We confess to a weakness for the quaint pecu-
liarities of thine essays - the racy, rollicking
air of thy sketches-and the pungent cham
paigniness of thine editors gossip. We re-
member too, that from the cosy setting of thy
spare corners many poetic gem hath first be-
trayed its sheen to the world-so thrice well
come! In earthly, prosy parlance, this is
good number
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In Pn~.
IMPORTANT RI VELATIONS.-

Il SPIRITUAL RAPPINGS."-A religious and philo-
sophcal exposition OF the secret manner OF obtaining me-
dunn position betw the spiritual so csed MINISTERIAL
and the material words By Prot Ahoas. This work will
explicit aud easy directions for ell citing communics
toD with spiritual beings and will show that all things
material IL may be urged objection TO making this
mystery public, that may be put 10 bad USE" obtain
inc wealth BY Of the secrets revealed ke Scbut
all knowledge be abused and the same illogical hypo
thesis ali sciences and many discoveries should be with
held from the Peep
The Editor Of that sound and excellent paper The Phd
GeJha Saturday Erenfng Post says: WedTe assured BY
ndiridn0ls capable Of Judging oTsetre that
there Is uEGeHiaHe reality in Of these mani fiesta
fions'
The Editor Of TIE HiseoEsia Democrat in speaking Of
those who know how TO commune with spna or b-ings
another existence says They do not do single thing
oit.0uf first consulting The sptyifs."
The following remarkable passage occurs In work Of
celebrated French author "Swedenborg. the angels who
converse aiay with thee have they not told thee that
he whom thou expected was on his way -
al true replied the President they eid inform me
TO that effect"
The Bible s full Of testimony Of the spirit world aud
mems intimacy with It.
Copyright will be secured The right act upon the in
formation given and copy will be forwarded free OF
postage for s. The night cannot be transferred according
stipulaons the and will not be by honorable
Let each who desires 10 the secret s.nd
S. excepting where clubs Of ten formed, when ten
copies will be for $40 Address postpaid, the publish
ing name OF L. c. RAYMOND, Augusta Georgia.
n Bit is the secret and the night TO IL not the
amount Of reading matter sold for the above price c. X
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DRICE ss-DESIGNs FOR COUN.

TRY DwELLINGs-May be found IN the new adj
ton OF THE AMERICAN ARCHtTECT-Now csnPl -,
in "A numbers at % cents each single s. for the work
complete in bsrs; 81 bound In vols the whole cln-
tanning a beautiful dessns for country residences with
plans elevations and estuses varying from $500 TO Soe
This Of the most desirable architectural books ever
pubishedn this country or in England.
Az ore principal object of the series 10 10 produce chesp
dwellings II should be borne in mind that greater amount
Of ,k in the designer required than in those OF greater
dhplty. ,
The cheapest publication OF the kind in the world 1t 10
with confidence to American carpenter and
others il .erested in building. Published BY
c NJ SAXrON, No. l52 fulton-a-
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politirGi Nolllrs.

~ Land geform.-The friends Of the Homestead
bill will hold their weekly meeting at Military Hail. Bow
CIV opposite Spnpg-st. on TUESDAY EVENING, the
Eth inst nc O'Clock. By order,
THOMAS GAY BYRNE.
WM ROWE, Committee.
J. MAGAGNOS,
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TIP COUNTRY LETTERS.-D. AP

v PLEIUN %, NO. 10 bfotnWayi PuUI 81 On
Wsdnesdsy- .
tonsl Observatory vol limo Paper cover, 81 csas;
cloth. IS cents.
aseeAby .nrpnssd BY the entertainment We have
dsr,.d his Ii record the iassnis
Of quiet country HE this Stats
word Domestic Incidents the fortunes OF
family rural occupations, and Intercourse With two or three
h,nds the materials OF the work which thrown itto Oh.
letters. They written would vts with no tear
OF before h always naturally with great eea OF
tprshtine. ,nd srsphc power Of quiet hum0r often
shows ,-ellin the sketches OF Evening Post
D. A. l. co. have Just published
THE BOOK or SNOBs by VIM Thsckeny. vol
16mo. Cloth 80 cents. -
STEP FROM THE NEW WORLD TO THE OLD,
and Back Again with Thoughts the Cool and Evil In
both. By Henry p. Tappan. vols 81 IS
TINE AND TIDE; Or, Strive and Win By A. g. Roe.
author of james Montoy' Sc. l2mo. Paper cover 30
cents; cloth. IS cents
ADRIAN A Romance. BY @. P r. James and VI.
Field New Edition. Paper cover 50 cents cloth, $50
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RTo the travelling Community Recommend

OTTO the travelling Community Recommend,
ed by the medical faculty in Newfo'k Pmadelphla aud
physicians generally in the United states WOLFES Aro
Schiedsm Schnapps, supe;lave Tooic Dureuc,
anti Dyspeptc and lnvigorsng Cordial and especially re-
all residing travelling in the South
ern Western States demonstrated preventive OF
Of the stomach and bowels produced
Of those regions and supeTnduclng the en- era
ssue, remitten and bilious ieyes nov chiefly peculiar 10
them. ~,
maze from the barley that he selected In Eu-
rome and OF aromatic Italian berry, OF ac-
and extraordinary medcinal properties and II
has long acquired higher reputation ooth In Europe
and Americs, n an and other diete'io beverage. 49,.
In Gravel Gout and Rheumatism. IN distinctions OF tina
Bladder Kidneys its effects prompt decided and III
yaaby reliable Ard II IA not only remedy for these ma
dies but in all which they produced by drink
ing bad water which Is almost universally the cause oil
the III, IL operates as a sure preventive ~,
In ALI cases of dropsca tende ncy 10 IS generally the
cpv remedy requ ed when adoptt IN the eaty stages oil
the In dyspeptc malades when taken IN proper
ouaptitt,s diet drink and especially at dinner
und nv uniform ex ,erience to be- eminently ecaciou
kp when the best OF
rpmed have failed 10 ahoId moe than m sre temporary
relief In Of atulency II Is an Immediate and nvar
able aud ba administered In diluted and pro-
ate to infants. In all those
psrox, Of Hpir pain In the stomach ana bowels 70
which tn especially subject as well "a In the coc OF
ers~n persons =, -, a., .t.;..,
meals or hen OF exhaustion dictates Its use never
is TO reev, the debility attendant upon otscted Chronic
sde temperaments ard exhausted vital energy by
cause induced These facts to which many OF
the o.t eminent medical men, both IN Europe snd Tue
limited aes have borne testimony and which coriob
GRATED D, their highest written authorities
The Aromatic Sohe6am Schpapps put NJ IN good strong
hotties neatly covered and labeled accompanied by an
essay upon i,s properties ard uses .,,,.., c....
and 4. the Depot No 399 West bst@een AIMS and Ches-
s,s SAML NJ WOLFE, Agent
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OADWAY THEATER-E. A.

the last Of the -Four nights OF Prof AN
DERSON wao will perform the following wondrous acts
The Famous Crystal Cssket The Mystic Cabinet; The
Mysterious Portfolio The Caudron Fantsslque The Six
Watches Mechanical Amagam Mysterious Disappearance
Of Two PEI sons Suspension Mesmerc &c Reserved Seats
Other sests &c 70 aoppepce st quarter pat oolock
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- Admission Is children ia cents parquet III
septs extra
fifth week Of the comic perform ~ known a. WHITES
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS, vho, with hiss EMMA
LESLIE, the Vocalist Mr. ONNOR, the Comic Melodist
and La 'ette TAGLIONI, will appear every afternoon at
and every evening at o'clock The living SERPENTS,
O8 PRICH. ORANGOITANG, Ia
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DOAT RACE.-A grand Race between
ID the fast sailing sprii.ssil Boats GREYHOUND ana
RtINDFER for purse OF $50 viii take ps;e tom the
Eot of 18th st. North River. THIS DAY, Tuesday, a. :
o'clock
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ITNCLE TOMS CABIN, and UNCLt
u SANS INVITATION TO THE WORLD.
MlLLET the Music Dealer has pri,ied me A'o'' WV
krs;sd strss, which al the Tsfe u-...,a
Mulet ~ also for sale the largest sssnrtfncnt OF
Ms.icA lnsruments in the Unicn Ar1sfeuir go,
Dealers and Families supplied NJ helessie OF s'>i'
'H''-s" 49, fN'' -''' MiTIETs Muse Saloon,
A., G., U,,,. An,is.,. Nc s1s Broadway.
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NEW WORKS of FICTION.

~ IT. W
WHIrEFRIARS or The Days OF Charles ths second.
An Hi.tolcsI Romance. Illustrated Prize y cents
tie most powerful md brilliant romance Of the cav sna
woIk which oI INST Pm ary and Intensity OF interest
hes o. eeen equal I'd he publication OF NaVefS
KFnaJRSE BY @ ? r james Eqaalllne IN power
az sustained neIes, the celebrated Prodacotsoi '
reDcwrtd author. rice . cents ,
THE CORslCAN BROTHERS. By Alexander DanA'
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SIG and Other Sketches Pnee - cents -
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BY DCu.lss JsIrold
WHITEHALL or The Days Of Charles the First by
the author ii Nhi,efriars. . ~, r..;. c-,l;r,
TIE SOLDIER Of FORTUNE. BY Csp'siIn oainhs
si-NCE a BROTHER eublshers
No. lA NssSzu-sr, ~ l.
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NEW and VALUABLE WORKS.
~ VIII be published Aug 90
MEN OF THE TINE or, SKETCHES OF LIVING
Authors, En 1M,saI.,. Politician p1sstS.,.
Composers, Mon.rch,, Statesmen,
Demagosues Novssts. Travellers,
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In vsun l2me, cloth, 81 so; containing nearly 800
Extract from letter from the President OF the United
lam bsrPy to ,ha, publishing this -ort III:
especially reference 70 the s-'i1.a'hsa men
And on August 81
TIE MASTER BUILDER; o.. LIFE At TRADE:
Fam enc vol. l1mor eIoth. u
HAGAR: ROMANCE 'S OF To-Day By Alice Carey,
author Of CoveEnook" Lya and other Poems Se vol
limo.
PHILOSOPHERS IE6 AqTsEssEs = -, 81 y.. A rim.
tuIy.p 2 vols. limo. cloth $50.
l. HALLEcKs FoETicAL WORKS. Only complete
2 KS sfaiR1f -H or ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND
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4 LILLIAN AND OTHER POEMS By pl.ed- 81.
s BRONCHITIS AND KINDRED DISEASES. 81.
= L9RA AND OTHER POEMS By Alice Carey rs
lisa is 4 PILGRIMAGE. By Caroline Che,ebro. 81.
9. LECTURES AND MisCELLANlEs. BY Henry
10. TALES AND TRADITIONS OF HUNGARY Pul..
II. MEN AND WOMEN OF THE xvIIIrH CENTURY
fHousssyel 2 vols 81 80.
T. The BOOK OF BALLADS. Edited BY Bon Gsultier
IS. AYT Guns LAYS OF THE SCOTTISH cAvA
a. cBARAcTERs IN THE GOSPELS. By Rev. L L.
IS. wRIGHTS HISTORY OF soRCERY AND MAGIC.
81 IS
Is CLOVERNOOK. By Alice Carey. 81.
H. DREAmLAND BY DAYLIGHT. BY Caroline CHEESE
IS. LADIES' OF THE COVENANT. By Rev j. Andsr
10 EPfsoDES OF INSECT LIFE. 5 vols, each 81
ANCIENT EGYPT UNDER THE PHARAOHs. By
John KenIick. vols limo. s. 50.
, TIE CHkVALitRS OF FRANCE By II. W. Her
bert. vol limo. g. .. . .
s. MiCHAUD's HISTORY OF THE CRUsADEs. 5
vols Emo maps - IS - ~ -
4 FATHFR MAR0UETTE'S DISCOVERY AND tx
PLORATiON OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
vol. .vo, maps - -, ,.,,,,,,
5 OUTLINES or COMPARATIVE PHYSlOGNOMY.
ByJ W Redheld ID gvo. ilgstsa-ed
s TIE CHILDREN OF LIGHT. By Caroline Chese-
j. s. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall.
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U- The KingsIand Homestead Land and

n The kingsIand HOmeetead Land ana
Rntldtpg As-ocintion will meet for the election of
rev members and for other purposes on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Aug IS, at O'clock at Union Hall, corner
Avsnue sno FouIthst Th Association ia rganzed on
entirely different plan from the ordinary Building Asocs
lion zach member to have lot OF land and house built
on IL b. his be paid for by monthly nsalnens
according value the and wheo thus paid for
O, in any other way full d'cha from all obligations to
The and from all mortgages will be given There
i. looking fowsr lncehnite per cd al s sure and
6xsd J. BUXTON. Jr, secretary, No 81 Chambers ST.
r. Industrial Home Association, No. 2.-rhe
rosmbeIs Of this Association motif that Meetos VIZ
- IA on Nh, 2ith insi 10 O'Clock NJ, at No los
Rowsrv for the purpose Of drawing toI the choice OF Lots
N B-Any member desirous OF Withdrawing irom the
.sce,stion mus, do so the next regular meeting
Nv order OF the Association.
L GUY,
M CHAMBERS, COMMITTEE.
GEO s. APPLErON)
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS :.

l Y Now Ready New Editions OF the following Works
ROSE ASHFORD or, The Ruined Gsmeser By Z. l.
Blanchard. -Four Illustrations. Price, 50 cents.
MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF NEW-ORLEANS
By Ned Bunne his last and best work Price % cents
TOM KING, the Celebrated Hishwayman. BY the Au.
tor Of Capt Hawke" Claude Duvsl" &c. Beautifully
illustrated Price, u cents
PICKWICK ABROAD; or, The Tour In France. BY G.
w NJ Reynolds superby illustrated BY Characteristic En-
cravings by Cruikshsnk. Price, 80 cents
MABEL, the Child OF the Battle Field. Elegantly illus
trated. Price 80 cents.
MANNERS; or, the Child of Crime work Of deep
interest. Price, p cents
CELESTINE or, Lights and Shadows OF London Life
ByE L. Blanchard Eight Illustrations. Price, so cents
Nearly Ready
CAPTAIN HAWKE. By the Author Of "Tom King.
ORMSBY BACKER, Qate Thomas Ormsby)
Publishers No. II Ann-st.
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CLARK, AUSTIN & SMITH. Deal

~ ers 10 Boobs and Stationery have removed from No.
6 Broadway TO No Parkrow, and No Ann st. opposite
the Astor House
In announcing To friends and the public remov,
10 the new and elegant building located above, would
rate, that have extensive Nations
than before, and greatly increased facilities for doos bust
Dess shsl be pleased ali dealers in Book. Nc VS.
itine and voudssure them that pr ard
10 New.Yort
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amusemente.

CASTLE GARDEN.-Last night but
" four Of FRENCH COMIC OPERA ana VAUDE'
VILE! .o,,D ,,pNru.No
vHfs FNkNING Aug IL will be peIoInsd Tor me lrst
time in New.York an act, entitled CKOCUE POULES
kep.kapd Oscar Lecorder Mile Daruont' Louiso
To conclude with N MONSIEUR. 49,, -
Usctor BuIhrr1in Msnensnd Cleulenee. Mile Darnon
Ttckets 50 cts TO b. had at the Principal hoe, MUSIC
Stores and 81 Castle GeTaen.
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6perial Notires.

n 4. d. d. F.-rhe r. w. Grand Lodge Of South
em New York. will hold is sosurned regular Annual Ses-
fTiDDAY, August H. Ist at 10 ococt. 4. at which
time the installation OF the Grand Officers elect will take
place. By order, JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Secretary.
n Dry Goods SaIc-meu Of Grand.st., the
msstis "a" knseP's ROOM: No IDS Bowery, on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, ADJUST ls, at g o'clock, to
stopt to insure continuance Of the closing OF the
Dry Goods Stores O'Clock Prompt action 10 ndspenss
bic. A full attendance Is expected.
~ Public Phonetic Convention.-All friends Of
Educston are invited to meet at "a M tuesday,, Aug.
II, at Clinton Hall, corner Of Nassau and Beekmsn sts
Addresses will be made By Prof H.deman Of Masonic
University. Ala DR.. Child, Of Pbilsdephis; Stepnsn r.
George Kellogg Of Conn ctcut and Or Stone OF Boston
The will be continued through the day and
evening Children taught by the Phonetic system will give
interesting exhibition in ANALYSIS Reading and Spelling
Il. WEBSTER, for the Committee
70 American Instifute-Farmers' Cuba
rsuisr meeting will be he'd at the Repository No o5l
n"1 he Potato its Dseaae, and Insect Enemies" Some
information IL to be presented both Strangers
respectfully invited Admission free to all
a Attention! Attention Scott ard Graham AS
spciatops furnished with Flag Banners eaces
&c by ACKERMAN MILLER at their old stand, No.
pl Nassau st., between fulton and Ann'sts
- Postage Stamps for sale at this office.
n Daniel +. GIacfarisn, Real Estate and House
Asont-Houses rented and rents collected Residence NO
N sdav Office hours, to O'Clock A Nj BIO CLOCK M
R Plain Facts.-For only ~ % you can ger at a
BAKERS No 80 Beekmsn-st, pair OF the best freoch
Calf skin Boots made TO order, and warranted TO Mt Aso
French Patent Leather Boots made 10 order for - 3d.
Shoes CATER &C of the best quality equally low. good
assortment constantly on hand. Call and see
- Pnris Green, C'sr Brnud)-Being an Amer.
can manufacture patented 849 known to be unsurpassed
BY any foreign importation for brsncy beauty OF color
or durability. This Green is confidently recommended as
claiming the nece Of parties concerned In its use for ship
painting Venetian inds wall hanging &c for which pur:
pose it prominently adapted Manufactured and sold
By THEO. SEMINARY No. IA Jacob-st. (Swamp)
~ Hopes Express-Via CENTRAL RAILROAD
ofNEW-JERSEY. Twice daily from New-York TO Eas
con, Pa Leaving at O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock r. M
Once No. "a Broadway, New-York.
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PROFITABLE BUSINESS for SALE.

"A manufacturing business paying good proht, shd
1aying steady demand for its whole product - IA conse
n ~ the advertiser offered 10 sale. One Of tho pscu-
liar merits of the trade IT, that the sales are wholly or cts
and nce the commencement Of ~ nearly tnfes ysaI' nor
nlo,ed can be realized every thirty days The sngne
r ud all the machinery II perfect order ana u1asI
,b npsriptepdence of capable person The whse affair
,I ,Ia star ger 10 the business could cary On
Nth success Capital required 5000 20 sSeo Address
with res name only u W > Tribune once
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N7ANTED-A man well acquainted
w with the Seed and Agricultural business. Address
AGRICULTURE Box No. 9OS, Phlsdeph z. q.
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THO PARENTS and SCHOOLS.-A

Lady experienced In teaching and competent to in
sruc all the use m and ornamental branches Of thor
ough English education Music excepted and 10 the Latin.
French spanish and German languages prepared to form
either Teacher In res pecsoe schoo or
private family The most satisfactory ref
erences be given. Address EDUCATION, Box No.
l.6l4 Pest Office, City Of New-York.
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Chances for Business Ellen.

A COU N TR Y NJ r. Il T. A Nj IL +
~ STAND for SALE.-Any one wishing good location
country trade will hear Of desirable ons consisting
OF store house dwelling and out-buildpes BY calling
upon the undersigned The location 10 within 80 miles VI
Albany 50 Of the Washington Saratoga Railroad, ~ OF
the Northern Canal and is the terminus Of plankroad
Meeting with the railroad and canal full description
OF the property location and business prospects OF the
co. No y Conrtlandt St, up staln
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CITUATION WANTED-Rv w,

~ Is years Of se, Just from Boarding School count
the wharf wholesale dry goods house pre-
erred. Apply, By letter, to THOS GOrT No II ID
ST. Baltimore. Valuable Building Lots in Baltimore Nd
or sale coo per acre; also Whsf and Warehouse
AZ lew price.
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$5,OOO .s.,.s ss.a s.p pnq Of PSi to
oin the In the wholesale and retail looking glass
and frame business The advertiser well acquainted with
IN. country rsde and effect sales 10 large amount
The business perfectly sae and the profits average from
Is IN 10 per cent The satisfactory reference will be
reoured and given Address b b, at the Office OF the
Courier Enquirer with real stating where an inter-
vie MAJ be had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

boarding. Two Gentlemen and
their Wives or single Gentlemen be accommod sted
with pleasant and board at No lis East Broadway
References exchanged.
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HINTS ON THE REPRODUCTIVE

HINIS On THE KEPKODUCIIFE
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