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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06
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Names now in the BOX.
Atwaer-James Wcbler, Jr. ~ % = a -a'-
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Cieswet. z-sE..z5
clrafes:ovn-Leyi B southworth, Amaniah Hatfield.
3 Harvey W. Curtiss.
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The man that was injured by burst of ap.
plause. is recovering; but we are sorry to say
that the individual who was injured by the acc-
dental discharge Of his duty. is still very low.
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TIE GOLDEN CHAIN, OF Links of
Friendship for Odd Fellows The world Edited
b. Miss c. B. Porter.
- "Three links amid the Golden feters,
That heart To heart entv:ne. 49,
HEARTS and HOMES, by Mrs. Ellis; Fam
ily Monitor, by Mrs. Ell s; The Heirof VAST Way
land, a Tale by Mary Hewitt
-THE,SCARLET. LETTER; Romance by
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
5 JAYS MORNING aud Evening Exercises
Berrian's Family Prayers.
PULTE,S DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN
(Homeopathic.)
q BIBLES, large and small, good assortment
METHODIST HYMN BOOKS, large and
small.
FREMONT'S EXPLORING Expedition.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN and the Arctic Re-
gions.
MORAL, RELIGIOUS, Scientific, Poetical
Biographical, Historical and Miscellaneous Works.
a great variety.
. FoWLER'S WORKS, bound, and in cheap
pamphlet editions.
10; a Tale of the olden Faue, by K. Barton.
GOLD PENS-A good article.
CLOVERNOOK, by Alice Carey.
WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP; a Story of Do
mestic Life by Grace Aguilar; The Vale of Cedars
or The Martyr, by Grace Aguilar.
WASHINGTON 1RYINGsS WORKS. J
Fenmore Coopers Works; Walter Coltons Works
ECLECTIC DlSPENSATORY ofthe Unit
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Afflicted Read.
Philadelphia Medical House,
ESTABLISHED IS YEARS AGO, BY
ID Es. KIN H LIN,


ID H. kINKE LINZ
North West Corner of Third and Union streets, be-
tween Spruce and Pine streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
ENFTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted prac-
a lice silent in this city, have rendered DR.. X. the
expert and successful pract onef far and near
the all diseases of private Persons
afflicted with ulcers up the body throat, legs,
pain the head bones, mercnrial rheumatism,
structures, gravel disease arising from youthful
impurities of the blood whereby the constitution
has become enfeebisd. all treated with success.
He who places himself under the of DIR. X. may
religionsly confte in his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
E TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE..
Young men who have injured themselves by GER
tain practice indulged ina habit frequently learned
from evil companions school-the effects of which
are nightly felt,even when asleep and destroy both
mind and body-shoud apply Immediately, Weakness
and constitutional de biiity, loss of muscular energy
physical assitude and general prostraton, irritaby
and all affections. indigestion sluggshness
ofhe lver and every disease any way connected with
the disorder of the procreatye functions cured and
full yigor restored.
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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

Friendship is a sweet attraction of the heart to-
wards themert we esteem, or theperfections which
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VOLUME XXIIIm-Number 43.
PROCLAMATION!
ANNUAL ELECTION

THE qualified electors Of Portage County Ohio are
hereby notified meet at the usual place of holding
Elections in their several townhips, TT ESDAY the
18th of October between the hours of oclockA NJ,
and6 O'Clock p NJ Of that day for the purpose ofeiccing
Judge of the Supreme Cou Member ofthe Board
of Public Works, one County Commissioner, County
Auditor, County Resorder. Sheriff. Coroner,
Director of the County Infrnary. aud Represcu-
tave Congress from the 18th Congressional District
And the qualified Electors ofeach of the several Assess
Districts No one, tlree aud four correspond
ing with the ranges Of townships in said County, No6,
and o. also required TO meet at the tine and places.
above inetoDed and elect for each of said Districts
district Assessor icach District eecng sown Asses
scr) agreeable 10 the requirements of the 33d Section of
for The Assessment and taxation OF all property
in this State aud for leyyng heeupon according
its true value ia money! passed Aprl 18th, 1857
Grand and Petit Jurors.
Notice also hereby given the Trustees of the al
township that the following is the annual apporonn, Mt
and nuber of Jurors which they required return
with the Pon Books for the term A. d. 1852
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6ffieers Portage Co. Bf. State Bank Of Chic.
r. E. Campbell. President.
J. II. Ebber,. Cashier

Mails Arriue al and Depart from Ravenna
as to7Io,es:
Cleveland Mail arrives al 102 A. u Daily
do do departs at 81 P. NJ. do
Pittsburgh do arrives at S Am. do
do do departs at IL A. Ar do
Warren do arrives al Pm. do
do do departs at III AM. do
Canton do arrives Tuesday ys& Saturdays Pm.
do do departs Monday ysSS Fridays III AM.
Ckardon do arrives Wednesdays& Fridays 4P.M.
do do departs Tuesdays Thursdays3
Garrettsyille departs. Mondays. Wednesday and
Saturdays at P. Arrives days al
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TIE GOLDEN CHAIN, OF Links of
Friendship, for Odd Fellows The world over. Edited
By Miss G. B. Porter.
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CEINES. NETS. FYKES. Ac.-The
NADDLERS, HARNESS. MAKERS,

N Nh "a AZ that SEW LEATHER SINGERS PATENT
S~NV MACHINE uil sew leather with q same faoil-
Zs'eih This is no assertion only We convince, by
'isuon the sewing on leather 10 be Ofimmense profit.
A'tse eddlery house in this city has In practical Ope
sme q these actneS aud the net aggregate profit Is
sseN The names of the parties will be furnished on
N"sn0nto l. NJ SINGER co, No. 258 Broadway.
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.,,r yvrDDING and VISITING

.,..., ho,derrd end plain, beautifully en-
h Ssursd;rs Envelopes OF the latest styles
~ peudo ~ ~. great variety Of patterns Consular,
s,,,y ssals, Hsrsdhc Devices Of every do
- bsmpnEI,I. Broadway, No VIZ, cor. peaae-st
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No North River sth June. ct p precisely for San
Ivan del Norte connecting eh the doableengfns
shirs PIONEER ana INDEPENDENCE, over the NcHrap
qua Transit Route hsvirs but u miles Of land transportation
Those unsurpassed cabin snd secrase sccou
modsons and with the Increased facilities OF the Ttan
Co. Passengers rely upon going through without deen
ton s any point steersse passengers taken through
slso or at sltb they paying their transit For iafcr
nation or passase spply only 70 D. B. ALLEN 4 co,
No. Battsryplace, up stairs.
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L7ROM the CHEROKEE COUNTRY.


II Opinion of Dr. j. 4. Randall. on the men, OF WIS
TARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRf.-MARIErrA Ga >
Feb IL, lS48We here been induced in consequence OF
the benefits received from this medicine 60 add tes
mony ia favor Of its extraordinary healing properties We
take pleasure in stating that have frequently used
OuTse and administered 10 Others during the past year,
in of obstinate coughs colds Of the chest Sc
and always with the most happy result We ihercfore
cheeIfuy recommend all afflicted with tina above dis
eases try the Bssam OF Wild Cherry.
The Netc- loTk EreniRg Mirror says
"Nstars Baam st working wonders curing the most
desperate Diseases We have witnessed ts e
ieo but have cericaes, which place the e
cacy Of this inv all able medicine beyond al question. Gus
the early settlers Of New Ensand 10 druk freely OF Wild
Cherry colds and ieyers THIS made by
stepping the iwss aud bark OF the Wild Cherry and drank
ee morning and The old Puritan Fathers used To re
gard the thing earth Tor all sorts Of com
plants and there doubt but the Baam prepared BY Dr.
Wista OF The very best articles for Consumption that has yes
been discovered"
None genuine unless 81 sned SUITS ON the wrapper
For sale at wholesale retail by A. b. d. sands Cen
eral Agents, No 100 Fulton-st 1hones Maxwell No. 20
Wiiam-st; John Milhau, No. las Broadway; Aston ard
Irving House Drug Stores, and No ITO Broadway.
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CUPREME COURT-HENRY SHAW nnd


- others against TBE NETWORK STATE TELEGRAPH
COAPAh1in puTsuance Of the judgment Supreme
tins acoD wall - sold under The csga the subscrber public
auction by COLE Chiffon Auconee Al The Msclant.,
FYchanss CITY Of N-Yos tn day OF June nrxt
st1 O'Clock a. Dap parcel all AaA anrz,
o al the Real Estate, Rights OF
Pnvsss, reans 70 land the STATE Of HYors, un-f N,
and the routes AMI n New Teu4p
Company, from Their Office the " Their oaes 1
the city Of Bshao including al branch hnss and routes o
Pouskeepe sarato Ospeso and Ogehsbuh usether WITH an
snd singular ne supsrracarea Fixtures POST fnss,ors
and Appunenance. And ao an ard angular ns and uvezos
o. s, 10 ard 20 Estro Chemical Telegraph improvements Ia
yenous granted AID conveyed,
conveyed % The New Yor sais Telegraph Company by Abdsy
Bfn ane srny hey both Or ssr Of the fas The zd
The het orb state Ieeg3 Conpny had under he Deeds
o. ssd BAN and Rely And,
al aad snsgA the Bat-r T-srsph Instrum-n;s Appa
ils aad Fxiues, Furniture, fziare,, fsspe Wns and other
a'te Of Whatever hind denpoa, beonxrs sad The
S-v YORK STATE Telegraph copany. whether PLACES ss&
within tie descnpi0r IL he anne1et Schedule
80 sCBEDLLE-PSoFEsTr Cozy.us ovyJcfs
al NEW-fOkk-tSo ins;ramenb add isss Battery, Onfs
Derts, FURNITURE ord Fixtures.
Al ALBAN1-Two fnstruaents Center Ts, Rsesas De-fs
Glaze Partition, Furniture and Fxtnnss.
AT TROY-T~o last, umear, srss Battery, GAS r"btors
Desk. Table. Furniture and Fatures-
AT UIlCA-Ooe lnrsnen Battery 6lAss Partition, Desks
Cr1fer Table. Furniture ans F.Ktafe4 49,
sYRACLsE-Two nents srss Battery Paron, ks
Al AuBTRs-oas Ilstn.mea Gass Plruaou Fsrntsrs and
AT POcBEsTER-oas In.,raneut on. TLls "a.
R-essy Psfton Center Iso- WIRING raSs,
sos. sad Fsfnifgge and fIKiafss
Al RU FFALOTwo IustseHesis sye Battery, Patlou SOFA,
Iab Defs, inan3sa Tables, Ctaifs, brso
stool, Csrpef. md Furniture and flztHnes
k ieen 80 heal bzttsnes, one at each VI tie
t4.ileg et1 lie Flfee and Furrtnrs ~scl 81
Oacss ssy shrsh kondo1t knssicr cslssH,
WefIfoy LaEsins5ufE Port Pa OsNeso Wstso~n, OE3sa.
Ne~.Yors, NaJ 4. ias3 ARCHIBALD HILTON,
II. A B0sEsT, Arafnsy. ksler-e.
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b0r freight or passage apply 70
EDWD K. COLLINS x co, No. 50 Wallst, NY.
BROWN SHIPLEY co, Liverpool
Y. C. ROBERTS co, No Is Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 co, No. Rue Notrs Dame dee
Victories, Paris, GEO. n. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The Of these ships viii not be accountable god
nlyer bullion specie, ew-y precious stones mstel
less bills of sdng nsd therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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IN PURSUANCE 0! an 0fdef OF INC Surf0
Of the County Of New Yort notice hereby gwen 10 az
persons having claims HENRY TRACY late Of the CITY Of
New f deceased. ao With the ihseois
bis uice No. n Beaver Ia the City u New
York before the fourth day Of December next Dated, New
jeI lawsmius CHARLES TRACY, Administrator.
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TINE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL

IL DNIIED OIAAL MAIL OF siiFs
composing this line the following.
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC Capt Lucs, BALTIC Capt Cornstosk.
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken in their
srucon also in their Engines TO insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers une-
duaed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage FROM
New-York Liverpool in frstcass cabin, $40 IN second
io So exclusive Of extra size staterooms $780, from
Liverpool to Eew-York $50 and EGO. An experienced
econ attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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6teamboafs au6 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
~ yERSEY.-SPRING ARRANGEMENrS.-Msy s
ls52-Eor CLINTON and internedats pisces from Pier No.
North River, by steamer RED JACKET asa NJ and
P. M and st P. ~ for White House ana intermediate
pisces and 81 EhEsbethsowu with trains on the
n. J. Railroad which leave NewYork tom the foot OF
Courtand-st the hours Returning leave Clinton
ct SIS A. NJ 1880 P. M Whitehouse SIS freight $40
and $40 NJ, and lac p NJ; Sonerylls at freight 6s
and IS A. and 205 p NJ Planield II 10 freight SO
and as M and 24o P. H.. EhzsbethtO~n at lis and
1889 A. NJ and SIS P. NJ
Passengers for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, wilkes
barre and Mauch Chunk Pa, and Pennington, NewGer.
msniown, N will take the A. NJ train from ~ Y, and
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for New Hampton
Washington Belvidere H. }. Stages leave Somervie daily
for Pespack and Pluckamne TIE arrival Of the p.
train All baggage at the risk Of the until delivered
into the sctua possession OF the agents Of the Company and
ahacks Z recelpts zyen therafrr
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CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Public notice is
" hereby gwen ta; sac Of progeny Cor unpaid year
lao, N iSke raee pubic aaen, - he CITY Has 4 The CRY %
Essior MONDAY he Ian daJ Of Jan s2, ~ oroek
noon be continued from dsy day. pro-
pey shag be sod AL dat he ded | the lsd
o. od - publsbe tie YOrk C'Dlu-eai Al
veer newspaper printed Dabhe Tie C,y sCS@s fsrs
Con troasfs OAce March >, Iaa2
ss Iswl4sTa JosEPH r. TAYLOR. coms;,oEss.
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SUPREME COtRT-Sarah BuckliD, by her
~ rend Thomss White, eyf jobs Bucthn-To JOHN
BJCkLiN You hereby summoned and required tho
complaint this which a be h's5 Office Clerk
New for ard 10 serve a nswe 70 the sat comgis
the subscriber A. be Office No. rs Nassan the Of New
Yo within Aer the q th.
exclusive u the ssch service sni yOu M Tho
plant within he soresad, the pslstH
vii sppy he Court Tor the relief demanded ia the comp amt
DATED April 10, ls62.
ma vow A. L. PISHEY, PantS's Attorney
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Ale0iral.
1le0lfdl.
COUNSEL IN LOVE AFFAIRS

~ 1.-THE Of true love did run smooth.
So Shah spere said, and he was very right
Then sees the Oracle, and learn from truth
How TO preserve affection free from blight;
The Day OF Love shall never know night
II but in R0BACk'S magic lore you trust.
lie every cloud Of fear shsll put to flight
Beneath his spell loves brightness carrot rust,
The hearts he Joins true, until they turn 10 dust
Oh wondrous work Of Asuolosic skill.
Oh. strong effect OF ancient occult art
kindhng love that time kill,
And mailing heart RESI- onsiye beat 60 heart
No OF jeslousy's envenomed dart,
When ROBACK's spells the lovers laid,
They meet before the altar ne'er 20 part
And oh how thankful Tor R0backs aid,
Are widower, widow, bachelor aud maid
All letters to c. w. ROBACK. No. Whitest, will b
regously attended TO, IL prepaid For psrtisuls
call and get Astrological Almanac gratis where certid
Gates can be seen.
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professional Nctices.
STATES BOUNTY LAND

OFFICE No G5 Chatham, oppq.its ChAfloersst-
Applications made for Warrants aided By rnlsteIfols
srrsu.s bouht or located The beat seectsa Land and
Farms for sale. NlOhOA-Ao haAohA'
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STATES MAIL STEAM

ii LII - n G4D MALL -
u SHIP COMPANY, connecting With the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Onl7 through zline 'or
Csorus and Oregon. via AspnxaL, Nary Bay Great re-
dacon Of rates tor steeTags Passengers The splendid United
stSs' Mail steamship CRESCENT CITY, 90 gns, Hen
~ Windle Commander. VIII Os dispatched on BOAYi
June 81 0c.Cck precsely. for Aplhwa Navy Eay, d.
rect ara the EMPIRE CITY 200O tuns IOhn Leeds Com
naudeT eayirg the United States mails vii also Be Dis
patched, anstsrirs her passengers a. Havana 70 10
steamer Philadelphia FOR Aspin EaL) on WEDNESDAY,
June A. 7. ~, from the Pier 81 foot VareA-st- Nefth
River RateI OF fare u Aspinwau: Laiies saloon safe
Room So; Lower AT and ForS ard 4lo1n, do 80; SEC
oud CABIN sisndees IS; S,eer4ge So Passengers WI DO
laniet q TIE Railroad What az AspDwa free Isnlt o.
the shEs az the passenger expense The Pach; HAL
Sfesuatp Company. under present sZnsemeets always
have 81 Panama steamships inspected and received by IoS-
eminent ioI Transporting the regular California and Oregon
mails Immediately their arrival Al Panama and persons
securing through BY tie Lnitsd states Nal steam
Um New oEk have peferrnce OF accumulation on
b ld. Rates q fare from Panama San FRANCISCO On ne
u0sf fsyurahl- terms
For freight OF passage, sppY 70 CHAs A. WHITNEY, al
tie Office OF the Companies No. III Nes's7 corner OF
Warren. Eew-YOrk
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UIAIR DYE.-A Hair DYE fully wor-

III INfit y Il 1T N H1"Ef y TUT. w..
thy Of public patronage has long been needed MA
III Tvs has succeeded lin his combination entitled THE
VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE,) In obtaining all tho
desired results perfect safety In use, besnty and per-
manence of color convenience in ,rm and apcaon With
the advantage cheapnes each bottle containing more than
double that Of other ufscturer besides bese cold a.
half the price Price 30 cents. A. X. ID. SANDS whole
sale and retail Agents, No 100 Futons cor William, New
York
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VHE COPARNERSHIP heretofore

"a VIE OoEAhIN GhSE1lI heretofore
existing between the undersigned, under the style of
MORRIS & FOWLER. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The unsettled business OF the late firm will be
settled by either of the partners All persons having
claims against the late firm will send the the
of the sui scrher New. York, NAV o. 1882
The undersigned will continue the Family Grocery busi
ness his the old sand OF UniyeT
sity.plsce and l2,h.st-NewY York, May ~ 1852.
JOHN J. MORRIS.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. l. North River,
foot Of Battery by steamboat John PoterTwo lines
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. NJ. Afternoon Express
Line at p. ~ through to Philadelphia In a hours Fare
LIST class S.; ID class line by NJ only g. Return
Ing leave Philadelphia from foot of Walnutst a. ana
P. ~ Emgrant Line by steamboat Transport from Pis3
No /, az P. NJ Fare: 81 So
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fost and Fonnn.

n OWNER WANTED-For a la
n dy's .nsmeled Gold Watch, with chain attached
The have the by proving property and
ini all charges Apply at No l26 Prnce-st.
T AND WARRANT STOLEN.-No-
tice is hereby given that Land Warrant No. 492 for
Oas Hundred and Sixty Acres OF Land issued TO LIMOS
LOCKER, under the Act Of Congress Of September q,
1850 and dated June IL 1851 missed and is believed TO
have been olen from the Office Of William h. Dasenbery
ESQ, No 10 BeeEmsnst In the City Of NewfOrk on the
lst ID Sd day Of May inst and further notice is hereby
given that application viii be mad. f. the Commissioner
Of Pensions r Duplicate Of said Wsr.ht above described
Newly B. May Is, 1852 LIMOS LOCKER
No. l5i ChaIes-st. " Y. City.
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WALLET LOST or STOLEN.-A
w POCKET WALLET containing from $50 to so in
State Bank bills and signed by Theo w Riley, pay
able u Benjamin Bangs for $3.50 o3, due July $50 1852
Also note signed by Nathaniel Freeman. dated May o.
1852 demand for 500 and check Boston Bank for
$780, signed by Clap, all payable Benjamin Bangs The
finder Of the above Is welcome 10 the money If the wallet
other contents left the Office OF the Aston House
Payment Of the above notes having been stopped they
useless any but the owner Brokers and others
cautioned against purchasing negotiating the above and
should they be offered any one they requested TO
notice the Office above named where liberal reward will
be paid for the wallet and papers.
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Of the County Of hereby al
bayins r. " A hEGATEIT known here By tho
sancs shuz late Of the City Of New i0rk de-
aesed peui the vh Won hers thereof % tc s1bscnb.
e their oEce No l7s South the City Of New forf on o.
before l9h tay OF July HtDa NesYok s lyh day 81
January is5s CHARLES FOX |R,.eutan.
j2O a~6mTuF HENRY AkPbh,b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

DRICE REDUCED.-COAL 81 25.-
Broken Egg ard Stove Sizes at the above low price direct
from boats for cash; fifty cents additional if taken from
the Yard. Also best quality Red Ash Peach Orchard Bro
KEN Egg and Stove Sizes az the low price OF 81 30 delivered
from Boat fifty cents additional If delivered from Yard
Purchasers sending thelr carts, viii be allowed hy
cents per tun from the above low prices.
NJ. BUCHANAN, Agent No. Il Washinston-st,
and No. &c Greenwich-st.