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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
SUPREME COURT. -HO

IN RACE BARTINE, and MATILDA u. his WIFE agt JOHN
BARTIKE and LYDIA hi. wife; James X Bartne and jane hs
wife Mary Bartne Stephen Bsrtns and Rachel his we 10
r. F. Sarah
Ann arne David w. and Amelia his wife, Oliver H.
his Richard Curren Elizabeth H. his
wife; Tss.ier, and Lucy r.. hiss Bsns,
bis wife Samuel Barne Phebe Farnnston Horace
and Mar Ann his wife; Thomas C. BsrtIne and Jane his
Cornelius Bsrfine and Selma his wife David Barns,
and Henrietta A. hn wife justin. and Harriet A. his wife
sthsnel WHhsm, and Amanda T. his wife, Jesse Fuller and BIB
rsheih A. his wife George Tier and Hannah j. his WIFE, Elizabeth
Kinney Joseph b. Hull, and Amelia H. his wife Eliza Jane
Hull Waddel and Maria bis wife; Elizabeth L. smith
and Maria hs wife John T. smith, and Samuel Cockr
To the Defendants You hereby summoned and re-
CURED complaint this which this day
6.d the Clerk of the City and County Of New York
City New York and OF TO the
complaint the subscribers their Office No q Beekman st.
New York within twenty days after the service of this
exclusive OF the day OF such serNce and you
al complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain
. viii spp ihs Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint. March 5, 1882 STEVENS HOME,
af3 law6wF* Plaintiffs Attorneys
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IL othe County York notice hereby all persons
having claims against ROBERT HALsEY late of the CITY Of
deceased the with vouchers thereof TO
subscriber residence No. los Third the City OF New
York fourteenth day Of June nsIDaisd New
York, the eleventh day OF December, 1881.
dls Iav6pFt MARGARET HAIsEY. Adm rix.
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IT H E EQUARIAN CONDITION
l. POWDERS have from their merits become
staple and most satisfactory medicine for the of dsen
and soldering. acy Jumps the skin,
hdebound rough coat mango and urfe obsructed urine
of condition Perfectly safe and convenient TO be given Ssh
only at the Principal Depot, No: as Broadway Price 81
cents package. WILLIAM s. DUNLAP
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EURTHER EVIDENCE of the grea

FURTHER EVIDENCE of the great
III virtue of DR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GER
MAN BITTERS prepared BY Dr. c. ID. JACkSON, No.
100 Archst. Philadelphia
SCOTS Weeily said August IS "Dr. HooAands German
Bters manufactured by Dr. Jackson recommended
by some of the prominent members OF the Faculty. ~
an article OF much efficacy in of female weakness A.
such is the case would advise al mothers to obtain bot
tie and thus themselves much sickness Persons Of de-
b,ated constitutions viii find these B.te advantageous to
health know from experience the lutary effect they
have upon weak systems"
The Ddly SIS, says 1t of the best medicines OF
the age for Jaundcs and Liver Complaint
Neors Gazette says: DR. Hooiands German Bters We
know be excellent article fulfilling In every respecs
what is claimed for ii by the advertiser"
The Ereniag Esetfn The celebrated German Bit
said be invaluable remedy for Jaundice, Dys
persia and Nervous Complaints"
The DcIs Netrs July "a says: "A MEDicINE-We speak
Of DR. Hoofands German Bitters when say il bless
ing Of this age and in diseases Of the hillary digestive and
systems il has not think equal II yege-
table preparation and made without alcohol and TO all IN
vsds should recommend it worthy of their CONN.,
dencs.r 49,
7Rs Dipateh ssys: AS medicine for Liver Complaint
Jaundce Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia 1t has been found
invaluable eecting cures and thoroughly eradicatns DIS
ease, when all other medicines have failed"
For sale by respectable dealers throughout the country
Wholesale and retail BY A. B. D. SANDS, Fulton andWif
liam sts and C. H. RING, No. 1872 Broadway New York
Ms NJ. HAYES, Brooklyn VIM Il PIERCE, Pen
Chester
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Eeqal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IL OF the County of NewYort viii be sold pubic
the Merchants ErcAnss the City Of New York on the
twelve O'Clock the following Real e.
JAMES GREIG secsased for the payment OF bis debts
All that lot Of land .uas lying and beng Ward
made thereof and Of ssndy other lots belonging 10 one James Bn
sard number thirty os bounded westerly front by Scan
ssery the by land belonging lately To- the
Byrslch norhy number thirty Ave dsouth
BY LOT thirty three breadth front and rear
AID length each side ninety i've feet Be the
the consist OF
two story cash 10
delivery Of deed weeks there
ahsr JAMES GRElG Jr,
gvt Administrator Of Jzmss Greg decd.
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SUPREME COURT-City and County of New

- Yok -Gtoee w. Robinson, plaintiff, sgt Francis Salmon and
Arr FLY. HI. l Samuel Roberts and Phebe his wife Benams
vandervoot and Mary wife Daniel Allen and Mara b, -e
William Paop. and Sarah wife, John Parsons Henry Wander
e and C,ibane his wife James Parsons Anna hart Parsons
Cornelius Parsons Joseph STARK and Mars hrs wife deendan
summon. for FRANCIS SALMON Samuel Roberts and
Phse his wife BENJAMIN vandervoot and Mary hrs WIFE, Dsme
Allen and MARIA wife Sarah Parsons Henry fsnderxnr and
nj. wife James Parsons Nara Parsons Cornelius
Parsons. Joseph STARK and Maria his wife You are hereby sum
complaint tins action which
se in m, ocr Of the Clerk this Court the City Of New York
on the seventh day OF April AID s and serve copy OF your
ON me AZ nv Office No. 6l Broadway City OF New York
within twenty DAYS after the hereof exclusive OF the day OF
such service and il you fail to answer the complaint aforesaid
NE n,a vii .nuy for the relief demanded the
eonrIaiut-Daed April 7, ls5l w. GEIssESHAINER, Jr,
~ I,NfvF No. l6l Broadway, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NV LILLIAN SOUTHWELL,. M,
Metal

w Rooftr Tin Plata, Copper and Sheet-lrsn Worries
No l<s Greenwchsv, door sm The eshsv kseps con
SANITY hand and for ale the lowest esah Iuces rss
assortment OF Britannia Ware plain and jspsnsA Tn Wss
Mill keulcs summer ksngcA Furnsees kc- Reef
Ing promptly and Wszitsd Old Rook 0uttsw
-. Ax~.x.s sekxiysd 20 psis.isl
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public motto. !,

hereby 20 the
al houses AM % improved unmprovei hns affected
st the following assessments have 6een completed BY the
lodged the oce othe Bureau Of AsesSmens
BY al psr.oss interested For BUILDING SEWER
ILkvENTH ST. from the Let the saav. The hn embraced
BY sueh include the several houses and hts oand,
vaesn; ots eek OF and situated both Of
between the m AMI Cd Al whose Affected
sy The above named and who ovEo~ej
same either f them requested present their obi-coas
vntns TO the sa-rssned ih oce No. HAL az Records
within thirty from the date tbs of
Asssssments, sueet Department. kpnl -. 1854
SAMUEL ~ pEMorTD
FRANCIS NlCHoisoS,} Aosaaoes
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aANO-FORTES.-Persons about pur-
Pianos win find IL to their advantage TO can At
hss~ ecss Mandatory, No le4 Fui,on-st, (west q
- H.yJ general assortment Of mahogany and resc-
- q 49, sosssaaty On hand which viii be cold low f<
V''ssa paper Dealers supplied on liberal ter.as
X GLENN L CO, No. 1874 Fulton St
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SUPREME COURT, Kings County.-Daniel

- OConor against DAILY Julia his wife Timothy DAILY
bis DAILY and Cstharne his wife Patrick DAILY and
David DAILY and Elizabeth his wife Elizabeth DAILY
Kelly and Cshsrne his wife and Ellen
reLe(-fCom not ser) DANIEL DAILY and JULIA his wife
TIMOTHY DAILY and JANE his wife, and ELIZABETH DAILY
You are hereby summoned required the complaint
hi. acon hoh fled the Office of the Clerk OF the County
OF Kings the City the City OF Brooklyn and to
your complaint the subscriber at his Office
No City of New York. within twenty days AFTER
the service of this exclusive OF the day ser
and II Won e 10 answer complaint within the
Aforesaid plaintiff this acton will apply TO The Court Tor the 70
lef demanded in the complaint Dated March l. 1857 60.
JOHN HcCAHILL, Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint mentioned in the shove summons was hd he
County Of Kings aforesaid on the 5th day
Of April lag lsw6wF JOHN heCAHiLL ranuu ATTY
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ESSRS. LIGHTE & NEWTON,

consequence. of the increased demand and unrivaed
IInesS and opened. Waerocm in Broadway, No. COS
~ we shall constantly keep a cho,e selection Of our
,et'es IRON % TO II In Rosewood cases with
eeet improved patterns We shall ALEC continue to
assortment OF Instruments our Mandatory and
stooms No - Cenalst. All Piano Fortes of our MANN
e are warranted IN every respect Professors Amateurs
nose who anticipate purchasing are respecify ,ny,,S
actually executed. VAC s''S VI country
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COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYEis

~ positively WITHOUT exception or rr.rrnou the very
sn,t ph pr Gourauds established reputation
Dye never stains the Skin. requires no driving in the SUM- NO
ana moreover Possesses the singular property of
1owntd is GOsrand. ITALIAN ME Ne 's1 SOAP,
Tor curing tan pimrles feckes aowns a. chaps cracks
epsies ehn All SKIN defomtes. POUDRE SUBTLE up-
roots hair from low upper lin. or snv mart Of the
body. LIQUID ROUGE, Tor rsle cheeks and llrs HAIR
GLOSS and lILY WHITE. Found at Dr.. GOURAUD'S
old established Laboratory 81 Wakerst mar Broadway
pEPFUMERY 90 per cent. low.r than
y r au1se IN New;foTk, by H. Z. HART, hsnuas
oG T aas S H., s.s
containing 10 names for each bottle aud drawer nst
more than cent label,) worth notice
ITO THE CURIOUS" Leap year Is
L. the prupihous aine.r-Agrppa
Mcuid yoH und, island, and know
All your destiny below
What OF evil TO avoid
w hat OF good 10 be enjoyed
how TO crown your love with bhss,
now disease 10 Mrs
Mhen bargIn to conclude;
when debior should be sued:
Whom to doubt and whom to tuss;
. W no Is false and who is just;
by what process money lost
10 retrieved at little cost;
How, when robbed to find the weaish
I lsnsn from you thus by stealth
How to tell your foeman's thought
And his schemings bring to nauSht<
now to get glorious wife,
And achieve in life
How to cluster round your pafh
All OF good unmixed with wrath,
And your life, cen to its close,
Make scene Of sweet repose-
Would you all these items knowi
Then to Dr. ROBACK go
lie the story will unfold,
Taught by yonder CRIBS Of gold
All you ask shall answered bs
BY your own nativity.
Go-his skill the truth shall FIX,
ROBACK, Whfe-st- number gix-
An letters to c. w. ROBACK, No. Whte-st., win -
rsligousy attended to, if prepaid For partsuars
call and get an Astrological Almanac, gratis whore ssTn
Gates be seen.
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CROTON AQUEDUCr DIPARTMENr-

~ n2x proeosse, ar--d Proposal 6r
~ ~ o. u: ero,Sn AsseSsi Department, tsa,ssis P..l M
~ Ne nssy the SDh s@y % Nay. i52 o,h.l ,oh.Is
s--rr sfh the Recr-us au cuV-,. , "a
tom Avenue to soh Of b~sns "a ,-oh 49,,
i-et The plan al the
Hsa all other ths~to csc - 49,.
srfe~tos 10 ,he Sosset S-t ~ th- Od'ce>~
lisa NICHOLAS DEAN. Pre-. Of the Cro,s. A. ~
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hrsed ~ srsh scle an The evei hos 20.
snsna hts, p~rc~i q s< situated 18th ss-s
the oshsv from tss both sdcs ~ sSL sil and
<oth znd the sontbery % ." whist be~-en the sA sni A
~ An p~rSnf who~e Affected ~ lie sani
sseesnen and ~bo 20 The sfih.
Se.s-d 10 presee; their o-cts vrn< tie ssl<ssxs~,
VIC" ore Ne Hal of R-corj -stAa
10y. ss-oEce, Barsaa % oepaso~ps,
~f"N, iSl SAMUEL n DIX MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON A~e.sonx
ISAAC Nm SIXTH y
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WILTON BOARDING ACADEMY

M lLlON HOhRDi4NU ANhDEAuh
w Located in The pleasant and retired town Of VIII.
@ Conn., about hours ride by railway from the City OF
Institution has been in successful operation
any ysarA The Summer Term commences on the LIST OF
ny The most satisfactory references gwen to Its nu-
patrons and others OF NewYork City and elsewhere
sse apply for orcula at the store of Lockwood Alb
10 No ~ Chatham.st or by letter to the Principal
ABEL WHITLOCK.
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Hle0ical.

BEAUTIFUL FACE and HAND
Id The advertiser is in possession of original recipe the
result Of experimental tests and particular study whereby
the face and band may be rendered fresh soft and fair coun-
trsctns and emedying the dgurements and lnconven.
fences arising from changes of temperature and various other
causes however unpensng the present condition The
recipe free from injurious quality, and supplied to lady
or gentleman receipt of u 10 any part Of the United
States Address Mira L. L. YATES Rochester, N. Y.
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1cmeIrr, &t.

CALIFORNIA GOLD.-BAILEY Il
~ CO. No iS6 Ch-stnut-st Philadelphia purchasing
California Gold any amount hfhest rs;aa and
prepared manufacture the shortest notce into su
kinds OF solid jewelry. cups. spoons, kc
CHARLES VOGELEY, Manufacturer
~ and Importer Of Geneva, English aud French Watch
Crystals, No a6 Willism-st Depot, No 80 hNdeb-anA
up stairs New-fork orders received and promptly exc
oufed
FREDERICK w. PACHTMANN, No.
IL ITO CanaI-st, (established since 1881 informs hs
and the public in general that he keeps nsua
. variety of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. neb
and fashionable JENELRY and SILVER WARE Of every
description Every article warranted represented and the
lowest prices Watches Jewery and Silver Ware msde 70
order and repaired.
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&C. FISCHER, Gate NUNS & FIs-
eHrR,) Msnufactery and Wsreroom No 10 Green.
Ssx.xnst, corner OF Dey-st PIANO-F0RTES warranted
reverse bridge and patent tube we'll calculated for keep
"mne' Piano Fortes tuned, repaired and exchanged.
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THE DUTIES of the FLUSHING FEE

i MALE INSTITUTE, tSt. Thomas's HalD Flushing,
lUl Islaol will be resumed the first Monday in May
fu catalogues containing references and an en-
gazing Of the Hall with the for board and tuition,
apply a. the bookstore Nc. lS8 Nassau-s Rev WILLIAM
h. GLIDER A. Nj. Principal
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NEW PIANO-FORTE WAREROONS

~ sun, ormerly n
sssooms OF T. Gilbert Co, have opened rooms Al No
ssosdway, where may be tornd eompleto ss-o,s,s.
si sno Pianos for sale on the most rsa-
sAse terms Also Pianos 10 let We shall be hsnny -
hends above and invite the residents of hi, eis
ncny 10 call and examine stock Of superior nsrr
A. b. LINCOLN
A. T. THOMPSON
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pianp-fortcs.

BOSTON PIANO-FORTES.-It is q
~ great advantage in purchasing Pianos to visit estab
hnent where examine In the room, instra
nen OF the different celebrated makers This will be founs
se the ut No 500 Broadway The subscribers tn,
q xens In this city, for the sale Of instruments from th,
sdcwins wsLknown Piano-Forte makers OF Boston Hal
= Allen, (successon to Brown Hallet,) Woodward
srvn, Vim. p. Emerson, and A. w. Ladd
kfF0RD BROTHER, No. S69 Broadway, N. Y.
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GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEP-

DIG lRON.-l05 tuns Boonton No. l
Fos ndry Pig Iron $50 tuns Boonton No z do de- $50
DO No NOTIFIED and White de-; 50 tuns Dover No. Char.
coal DO For sale By DUDLEY b. FULLER CO.
Ne lS9 GreeuNch,rt eerlsr Cedar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

CCHUOL for ORPHAN BOYS, Kent,
UConn-Number limited to eight. None received over
tn year, Of age For further particulars references and
tsmA address the Principal,
ASHBEL FULLER, Kent Conn.
CEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES,
ON0RWALK, Conn.-The Summer Session Of Mrs.
LOUISA A. SMITHS Boarding School will commence
hs fst Wednesday of May For circulars, stating terms
Utree the Principal.
Mrs. refers with pleasure to Charles Hoyt, ESQ., No %
WLlst Augustine Averl, Esq, No Al South-st; q. K
00wen ESQ, No 6 Maiden-a
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HsxRr r. DAvss

MOSES MAYNARD, ia,
JAMES S. sASDFORD, Commissioners
WILLIAM s. 0REGoRY)
HsHsr r.. DAvIs, Attorney. )iS t''.'
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KVNION 4 "A IN To II OIN L u NC
largest assortment OF Pianos in this city Is to be found
Wy oppontc Broadway Bank and Theater and will be sold
sgest basans These Pianos have the metallic franc,
arc warranted 10 stand any climate Dealers supplied
xsed terms Secondhand Pianos for sale cheap Pianos
y ~, tuned and repaired HORACE WATERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

TTOWES SEWING MACHINES
The original patent granted 1916, upon which all
others now in infringe The public cautioned against
Machines Rights of any other persons unee:
their powers of attorney dated since Feb 1859 all
Others have been revoked. BOWE6 PATENT FASTEN.
INGS for PANTS also for sale.
ELIAS HOWE, Jr- No. 20l Broadway
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-07
ID 4 n y.

In this place, on Thursday last, ELISA
BETH, daughter Of MIR Jonathan Basian,
aged years.
IN Upper Augusta, on the 2Sth ult., Mrs.
MARY REM, relict of MIR. Bernard Rem,
aged about rs years.
In Milton, on the 29ih ut Mrs. REBECCA
COATS wife Of L p. Coats, aged years.
In Delaware township on the 26th ult.,
Mr.. SAMUEL CALDWELL, aged about SO
years.
In White Deer township, Union county, on
the 2d ult., JOHN, aged 10 years, and on the
24ih uli., JACOB, aged about II years-boh h
sons of John Bachman, Sr.
In Lewis township, on the l7,h ult., Mrs
SUSANNA GLASE, aged "a years.
In Lewis township, on the els, ult, MA.
RY JANE SEVESON, aged years.
In Poiut township, on The l0ih ult., Mr..
JOSEPH GIBSON, aged 70 years
In the same township, on the l7ih uli., af-
Ter a short illness, Miss MARY HAMMOR,
daughter of the late John Hammer, decd, in
the 2oth year OF her age.
In Limestone township, Mon,our county,
, m the Esd ult., Mr.. JOHN FREDERICK
\ ERG, aged rs years
In Delaware township, on the 25lh ult,
JAG, 1B HlTTEL, infant son of Josiah Keiser,
aged year and 8 months.
In lie visbura, on the 10th ult.. MARY
wife Of Nj srtin a. Stock, in the 73d year Of
her age.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-07
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGgAA.
Three Days later from Europe.
HALIFAX, Feb. 1

HALIFAX, Feb. T..
. Monitor published the New Constilu.
9 indicated in the Proclamation.
President is to be responsible Gov
for ten years. Justice is 10 be dispen-
his name. He has the initiation of
and the right Of pardoning. He com
the land and sea forces, declares war
makes treaties, and appoints all pnblic
ularies. The oath required of all pub
icers is in this form : 81 swear obedi-
% the Constitution and fidelity 10 the
lent" In case of the Presidents
the Senate convokes the nation for a
lection, the President being entitled
.ecret deed TO designate the citizen,
merits the confidence Of the people.
London Times Announces that Louis
con is about 10 strengthen his position
matrimonial alliance with Swedish
,ss, the daughter of Oscar, and grand
ter, on her mothers side, of Eugene
arnois. She is % years OF age, aud OF
h descent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-07

Hoohand's German Bt,ers, prepared and
sold by DR., jackson, at the German Medical
Store, 1870 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily
increase in their well deserved celebrity, for
the cure of all diseaes arising from derauge-
ment Of the liver. These bi,iers have, in
deed, proved blessing to the afflicted, who
show their gratitude by The most naliering
testimonials. This medicine has establish
ed for itself name that competitors, how.
ever willy their schemes or seductive their
promises cannot reach. It gained The pub
lie confidence by the immence benefits that
have been derived from it, and will ever
maintain its position.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-07
CORN ADVANCING.
HALIFAx, N. S., Feb 2.

e HALIFAX, N. s., Feb 2.
The Crystal Palace had been entirely
ared Of its contents.
i was thought likely in London that Clan
arde would replace Normandy an Ambas.
lor to France. -4l
Lord Normandy had arrived in England
m Paris.
fhe London News of The 12lh Of January,
'aking in relation 10 the Prometheus, says
I the British Government will express te
Cabinet, AT Washington, ia frank and
My terms, their regret of what has oc-
red, AMI testify in a marked manner
ir disapprobation Of the aggressor's con-
t. That matter may, therefore, be cou-
cred as amicably settled.
he President Of the French Republic has
ed a decree dissoving the National
,rds throughout the Republic but it is
reorganized when the government may
m i, necessary for the maintenance Of
lie order. ln such cases the President
appoint commanders, colonels, and
tenant -colonels.
was expected that Lonis Napoleon
Id soon declare himself Emperor but
as felt that such step would not add to
iespoic power he now execises.
he Mark Lane Corn Market was very
on the I4h, with an advancing ten
~. Barley had advanced one shilling.
e sells less readily a, last weeks adj
,e. Floating cargoes of wheat and corn
a, an advance of Sd. 10 Is. American
is held one shilling higher.
FRANCE.
large number of persons had been sent
le government, to The pes,lent swamps
ayenne. DEGREES had been issued BAN
Victor Hugo and six hundred and
ty representatives of the mountains
the territory Of France, Algeria and
Colonies
I reasons affecting the public security,
temporary hanishment Of the following
ms from France and Algeria, has been
.ed, viz Generals Changarnier, Lamor-
and Bedean, NJ. M. Theirs, Girardin
Twelve others. The Generals named
had been released from the Fortress
I'm, and escorted TO the frontier.
conspiracy had been discovered iol
rg the convic,s in the hulks at Roche.
-ests continue 10 be made in ali parts o.
e, and virtual Reign Of Terror had
established. The French funds hac
nsequence, fallen considerably.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-07
THE GERMAN
WASHING POWDERS

rs considered by thousands who have tested it,
Il as being the greatest
Scientific Wonder of the World!
Entirely doing away with that laborious and in
furious practice of rubbing the
CLOTHES UPON THE WASHBOARD,
And great saving of
TIME, LABOR AND EXPENSE.
N. B.-To prevent fraud and imposition, (for
many are trying to palm off article put up lik 9
minc.) the Proprietor, |. p. HOYT, will put
his WRITTEN SIGNATURE on the top la
bel of every Package. And he only asks an
enlightened public not to confound
THE GERMAN WASHING POWDERS
with others that are in the market.
II is put up in Packages with full directions
and sold at thencmnal price of 81 cents.
~ PRINTERS will find it greatly to advan.
tage to purchase those Powders to cleanse thsir
TYPES AND ROLLERS,
being a very superior article for that purpose.
Manufactured only by !. p. HOYT, at hi.
Laboratory and Principal Depot, No. 10 South
Fifth Street. Philadelphia.
Wholesale and Retail Agents Henry Masser
Sunbury; S. y. Denormandie, Northumberland
Remember the name
GERMAN WASHING FLUID.
All letters to he post paid.
November %, lS5l.-6lno.