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MANUFACTORY

FOR sALE.-Has esen three year, established 10 the
center OF TINS city with sons years uaexpired lease
very lou rent with complete stock patterns and scales f
square ard 1rsnd Pianos In luence Of the propeto
leaving for Europe WI se sold very low Address g. s.
under real name a. this Office =
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II OssUTH in NEW ENGLAND

N We this aay publish The Eloquent Speeches Of the
g,at aayar New England together with the Addresses
mao to him. by the Governor Of Mass schusse the Mayors
of he different cities which he visited and the letters
hom various public BODIES The volume also contains
uccnct account Of his umpha tour from city 10 city, and
the in which he was ,eved BY the people we
in the Broadway Tabernacle. Ne -York, in behalf Of his
Mother ana Sisters together forming volume OF as eio-
MT and noble Speeches have been published IN
any language Kossuth holds the copyrights and will re-
ceve all the profits arising the sale OF the work THIS
Of itself should be nducement enough 70 the friends OF ex
led patriotism ard humanity purchase the work did they
not receive than quid pro quo IN the splendid
speeches themselves The volume Is illustrated with a
.uperb full length portrait copper OF the great Orator.
engraved expressly for this work and decidedly the best
lktness yet taken-price 81. Published by JOHN r:
JEWETT 4 Co Boston, and for sale BY the principal
Booksellers in the United States 49, -.,
Que Hume red first rate AGENTS WANTED, TO circulate
,be shovr work Boston, Aug. y 1852.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Nep Publications.

CLARK, AUSTIN a. SMITH, Deal
~ in Books and Stationery have removed rom No
The Astor House
In snnouDoins TO our ends and the public removal
10 the ard elegant building located above wJud
sste that have n extensive accommodations
than before aod greatly increased facilities for doing b
mesa we shall Re pleased ell dealers in Books &c
iinE NewYoIk and would them prices and
tsns are A. favorable buyer any other estab hneHt
n Nev-York.
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6ummer Retreats.

BOARD in the COUNTRY.-A few
- persons married single, b accommodated with
board In respectable private family pleasant loo son
commsr drg hne view Of the rver, Sing Sing West
chester Cout and within shout hour and quarter by
Railroad from this city Reference may be- made Mrs
ROBINSON, No 10 COesepl,ce, and g hoe, with refer
eIce. addressed to WM. CAMPBELL, Sing Sing. viii
.ceive attention.
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DEAUTIFUL VILLA and COTTAGE

DsITEs at Upper Morhssnia Tor sale on very fsssons-
be terms and pnc.a-This property oot sofpa,, 10 me
vicinity of for beauty Of locannn eaefJ sno
"A ubrty large portion beautifully shaded MN eyer
Teen and forest irses sze Of p9,s ysrs non quarter
~. No IN PsnLst New York or 70 WIN. JARViS Upper
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A PRIVATE SALE-Two-s story brick

IA House and Lot No. 50 B'oome-st. near Laursnsst.
Three story brick and stable north east Of
Blseck,T ana LsuTenssts
The valuable property onfhe northwest ooras OF Bseeher
and Greene 81 feet Bleecker and 100 feet deep
House and Lot No Eleventh st Willansbufsh.
Fam or Country Seat hasDss the east bank OF the
North River n miles from NewY0rk, containing 50 acres.
good house, barn and outhoasss ID eeqaane" milo
hove auply TO COLEk Chiffon, No. Wsia.
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r HART, Secretary.
rstend Land and

Who hIngrInnU
RntIdtng Association will meet for the election OF
new IA, mbers and other purposes on TUESDAY EVENING
Aus 10 AT O'Clock, at Union Hall corner Avenue snd
4hs This association organized on an entirely different
man from the ordinary Building Associations Each men,
brr hss let OF land aud built II ~ taste,
10 be- paid m by monthly In taents according the value
Of the house and when thus pad for IN any other way
full from Az obligations TO the Association and
from ali mortgages will be gwen There Is no looking for
ward TO an indefinite period; all Is sure and fixed
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Real estate for Sale.
DESIRABLE FARM for SALE

A DESIRABLE FARM for SALE or
IA EXCHANGE tor CITY PROPERTY sdyer-
tse offer for excellent Farm In the Of Possh.
keepsie. Y, and within two miles II tho village from
which there plank road and accessible from the City OF
NewY ori seyers lines day ~ railroad and 't.smeost
Said farm consists Of hundred and eighty OF sto
ard hye Of wood land. IL Is ~eh watered BY numerous
streams and large portion inclosed With god stone
wall There isa lime sn upon H. Said farm 10 10 sa OK.
cell, NJ state Of cultivation The buildings present
are substantial and commodiOua consisting Of Dwelling
House large Barus and other out houses Nss por-
ton Of purchase money may remain ON boad and mort
ROBINsON FLETCHER cor LIST Az. and Fat Z}d-st
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EOR SALE-Valuable Corner and other
Il BUILDING LOTS In this city; slso, corner "'ssss
N 500 WANTED. On sond and ooFsass, on imerovsa
Wilhsmsbursb propsrsJ; ESQ wanted ss0 'n V''sS
To1 ys No 10 Jsnss, NJ. Ase
Houses end Lea bopohs ssd ~ sess~
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II IFE in THE SOUTH, or UNCLE
TOMS CABIN AS 1T IS-Being answer to
Tnce Toms sbn will be for sale to-day al o'clock BY
C. SHEPARD 4 CO, No l52 Fulton.st.
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L AWYER'S CLERK.-Wanted in an
IL Attorneys Office, erp8rensed coPyst who can
write neat ard fair hsnd. take charge Of the ou;e
papers Se None need apply who cannot answer the
sbov. requirements and urnH ,od recommendations %
character and qualifications Wages 81 per week Apply
at No a Nssssust third Story, between ~ A. NJ ana |.
o'clock NJ
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MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

~ About 49, Lou REMAINING unsold) yuyiBs In Gxe
6om on ishtb Of offered Tor SALE
on the most favorable Ten per and bal
.pce on or before March 1854 Title perfect Th.ss lots
ocruoy very healthy ard beautiful locson near and 10
full view Of the Eazt River end 10 the immediate Vicinity
OF the residences Of several Of the moot wealthy and re-
peotable citizens Of Wescbester County Also fine hsbse
within one quarter Of . mile Several houses are nov
building and lots selling rapidly For maps and other IN.
Bnlsm Railroad Ohice, opposite City Hall
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81 would rather he dsht than President"
THE LIFE OF HENRY CLAY

Il Now ready and for sale by Subscription, The Life and
tuoc Services Of Henry Clay of Kentucky. the Orator the
ssiesmsn and Patriot including Of mis- best Speeches
Ite the Funeral Soemnite and Eu ges after his death
en- hehsbe6 with Steel Portrait By Epes NJ
gent and Horace Greeley
The ht part OF the book prepared BY Mr. Sargent
and pronounced BY Mr.. Clay N he en-
trey dates aud facts Mr. Greelev has wt
te the remainder pertaining TO the later OF Nr Claws
hfe and edited the whole We think this nee
will satisfy the many and ardent friends Of the great Com
moner Of country that the work IL well and faithfully
done.
The book makes 100 large limo page well printed on
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10 any Post Office in the nted States. ID. NJ
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NsOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE,

MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE.
lVk By HORACE FABYAN White Mountains N H.
Tbi, celebrated Hotel situated at the bot Of the Western
slope Of the White Mountains and IN full view OF the en-
tire Of their Hottest Gmmita PesOns travelling foI
pleasure sport here enjoy pure mountain air. pic
uesque scenery and the trout Of the White Noun
tains large and splendid stud OF Ponies will DO found 81
this House always 10 readiness for those wishing TO ascend
the Mountan-safe and ooted-most Of them having
had training Of two three years with Intelligent and
sentlemanly Guides HORACE FABYAN, Proprietor
C. JENNINGS Assistant late of the St. Johnsbury House
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HURON HOUSE, Mackinac, Mich
Il Il This House, pleasantly situated the Island Of
Msckpsc now open for the reception Of guests The
house new and built expressly for hoss seeking
etrest for besth pleasure The large sud airy
consisting Of paors with bedrooms adjoining II 10 open
for the first time and 10 fitted up and furnished In the
modern stye Horses and carriages with careful drivers
always In readiness 70 convey visitor 70 part OF the
island Pleasure boats always ST hand for thsss who may
them The proprietor the public that edo
shall wanting the comfort and happiness OF
sue,ta CHAs. l.. BOARDMAN, Proprietor
HURON House, Mackinss July 49, 1852
The under xned visitors the Island OF Mscknsc recon-
mend above House their friends and to all who intend
visiting the island either pleasure bus They
will find every thing Tor at this house and
the host Mr. Boardman always hand to attend to the
wants OF his guests.
J. Miller, Circlevile, Ohio,
J. w. Finch Sandy Hill, N. Y
John J. Finch Ssndusky Ohio,
H. Moore and lsdy Cleveland, Ohio,
Washington Hill, Ann Arbor. Mich
James b Howe and lady, Lima Ind,
Roswell C. Smith and lads, Lafayette, Ind
Thos II. Brown and lady Medina Ohio.
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Chances for Business Hleu.

EOR SALE CHEAP-A Soap and Can
de Factory ashort distance from the city doing goo
business with good lease al low rent aud every 10
the best working order will be sold cheap Tor cash.
S L C.. Chatham square 7. y.
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SS O00 Wanted to invest $1,000
R C.OOO. to $4,000 IN safe busioess, either
,nercant, or manuf.cturng The party advertising wo I'D
prefer oaning his money and accept salary the hr't
year Pc practical business with best OF city ree
srre Apy Die house wishing make aTsnse-
ment will please address SUBSTANTIAL &C this othce,
stating kind business &C. which will he treated conhden'
tial More but principals need apply.
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DUILDING LOTS for SALE-Four

ID Lot. on the north side Of 77thst, near ID sv two
- on 7sths directly 10 Of shove i've Lots north
rae 55h.t near LssnstOn-ay three Lots on LIST snd d.
avs near 4Sh-st three lots on Basnwicka y, Williams
4. c. MCCORMICK, No 500 Madisoa-a.
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NOR SALE-A light and pleasant out
-, ,sciy. .,.rton ouy small portion OF the time Car
be ,e,n ard al d.rstosd be perfectly certain oacu
;. Rave ron 81 foo 70 $500 need apply Address -
Broadway PostOfhee.
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In WILLIAMSBURG

y onsie 80 .5,h Ro.ra a No Durham psos, mo-
msofs "a trsn Hssksng ~ Divisoa-s7sses ~~
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6uerial Notices.

rV manitou Division, No. 200 y. 1.-THE
members OF Manou Division hereby notified TO meet at
the Division Roo 70 in Broadway south OF Lis
pensrcs on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August II, at
O'CLOCK for the purpose OF taking scuoo aresou'on TO
surrender It's charter and for the transaction OF other im
GEORGE A. COCKS.
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NANTED-Situations by two Protest
w ant Girls to do Chamberwork and Washing. Lived
four years their last place. Good city reference given
Can be for week at No. II lthst in the rear
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CAPEISLAND BATHING-NA-

n II ~ Ia "A ~ ~ Ia
~ TlONAL HALL-Thb lsrse, new and elegant Ho-
tel 10 open for the The public will ind this
house equal to the best American Hoels-ocatien few
sps from the shore with magnificent view Of the Ocean
AARON GARRETSON Proprtstor
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CERVANTS-German, American, trV.,
,r.n, ana Ir,h Girls Of the first elss can % pa =
30 a Lrdiow st. near Grsnd-s Also young InnGriY
ssood baker or psstry eooh for hotsl q"
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m Daniel Il. Nlncfarlsn, Real Estate and House
AGENT rented and rents collected Residence No
57 Sd.sy Office hours TO O'Clock Am; to o'clock M
r. Hopes Expressive CENTRAL RAILROAD
ofNEW.JE RSEY. Twice daily from New'York to Eas-
TOO, Pa Leaving at O'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock r. NJ
Office No. "a Broadway, New York
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
LEWlSBJRG, UNION COUNTY, PENN FRIDAY AUGUST 49, 1852

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Situated as this Institution is in q
region remarkably healthy, beautiful tc
the eye, among comparatively virtuous
population, exactly central as respects cur
North ami South State lines, and also cen
tral as regards Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, the proposed roads will make it
also central poiut On the iuterscetiug
routes. With these advantages in pro-
speet-with It's present enlarged and en-
largins faeiiitics-wish its full board Of
tried and competent instructors, capable
Of teaching double the present number Of
pupils with very little extra expense, We
ask forit the continued blessings of Heaven,
the further patronage Of its founders, and
the increased confidence Of tic community
i'll general
The next Session commence the olst
Of October.
O. N. WoRDEN,)
JAS. Z. Ross, Gommiiyec.
\. ID. GILLETTE,
Aug. 2l, 1852.
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the laws. The others were acquitted, an(
those convicted were pardoned and dis
charged Thus ended this folly and mad
ness, into which the citizens bad been lei
by 4 few hot-headcd, aspiring, political
dcmagogues, who had raised their spirit.
to such height, as at one time to threaten
ruin to the country.
Now, fellow citizens, I presume that
many Of You wish to know what part ]
took in the unhappy affair. ! confess,
frankly, that it was with reluctance re-
mained 4 neutral spectator. Had 1t not
been for the good advice of my venerable
father, whose counsel l followed, rather
thar my own inclination, ! shouli have most
likely taken an active part with those that
were ouiraging The laws of their country
Through his instrumentality, l was fortu-
nately saved from course of conduct,
that must, on reflection, for ever after have
given me unsasiness. 1t was shortly be-
fore this time, that the Jaccbin spirit had
overthrown the French Government, and
lrenched the nation in blood ; and many
good and rejecting men began to fear that,
lndor the spurious names of democracy
md liberty, the same evil spirit was about
70 take possession of our people
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
Harvesting Corn,

W., Of Ira, n Y, has come to the Con
elusion, that it is preferable to cut corn by
the roots both as TO the yield of fodder
and grain. As to the quantity Of fodder,
| will not speak, but simply state the f.ct
which has como under my observation,
relative to the quality Of corn stalks cut al
the roofs Cattle will eat them at least halls
the time in preference to good hay; surely
they would not be likely to turn from hay
eating, on which they might grow lat, to
stalks which would hardly sustain life
As to the yield of corn by the two metl.
DDS, l have heretofore been satisfied vitk
forming some conclusions from rc,soning.
and the trials Of others, and guessing a;
the rest-a way Of doing things for.whiolf
Twill offer no apology. Yet it is decided
h1Vond doubt, thnt several kinds Of
grain are better, both as to quantity and
quality, whcncut before the kernel is hard
and enough is known Of tie nature OF
fruits, to make. conclusions drawn from
habits, out Of place when applied to grain.
Accurate and continued trials are peedej,
by close examination into every circ,,u
stance which MI sht affect the result 81
particular noting Of ripeness to which tae'
grain had arrived when cut the size Of
the lunches, and length Of time it stanls
before being huskcd Why may net quite
, number try the experiment; tins year, and
compare notes through the medium Of A..
CultivatOr, and continue to try and cor.
pare results, until We have proved corn =,
DC al exception among grains, or are .Lls
c add certainty 70 reason and analogy
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The Farmers Plough.

clear the brown path tD meet his crulteT's gleGm.
h., on hr coInr. h-l,iui his sin"ans team,
with tolls Lr dew droI his sun! uInt lIow,
The lord OF earth, the l., rc Of tlie i.ov-
First in the field be.,rc Tie rciicniug run,
at in the shadows hen the day is d0lc,
Line altar liic along The bursting sol
Marks the broad acres Where his t---t have iruI;
Still WHERE H. lrcads the stubborn ciois t.yii,,
The smooth fresh furrvsr ulens deep and wide,
Matted aud den-e the tangled turf ulhcnes,
Mellow and darl, the rii,y coruficll clcIScS.
the stc,.p liill ii IL where the iahorin, train
sist.t, the lons track that IN. le.el plain:
Tiruu Ia the moist valley olossci with cczps clay,
The lalieut cuu,"y breaks liz destined way,
tt,lcr, turn the lOueynins chains reso'ind
IN. suin, yiu,, share circles giIS!ouiuS round,
Tll tlc wIL, field one b'Ilowy Waste appears,
Aud weari.d hand, anb!u. tbs I'an'in5 STEERS
These are the IanhS whose patient labor hriuc7
The peasants food the coi'icu l"inr "t kings;
THIS is the page whose letters shall b. seem
CHANGED hy III" suu to woris oi l;Nin- e,Ecrn;
This l. til. iIuar whose Immortal I'm
S,rils lie iiTst lrssUa hunger taught iu men:
Th,.,.. are the iu,.S. q. Heaven coun;,niel ti
Thai I'LL the dosd-thc char.cr II the soii!
q gracious Mother. wboec irnigHant breast
Wakes Us hi. and luis u. all T. ret;
How sweet thy features, kind Ia every cline.
Mock will, tei. s,ics The 'rii,kl'd mont oi iirg.
We stain thy hoarrs-Ihcy blossom u,r th- drlt;
". Thy bosom, and 10 af'cs Us hr'ai;
u'er the Tcd f-lJ that tramll.u. -frit- lrs torn,
Waves III. ,.rcgn plUuI, - ui lny t.as-cied c1rI.
uur madli.liug nii,, IS scar thy flirezt plain
sui thy ; fl answer is the roNi iHs grain.
Yet. o. our Mother. while uncount, 4 charms
Round the IRISH CLASP of thin, lyrioin, arms,
let virtue in thy love tiyc.Iy,
And tll fond weakness waste Cur s.r,n-t away
No ly these Eils. whose tanners displayed,
Ia blazing cohorts Autumn has arrayej.
ly Non Is in crest, amid the uhin., ihCrc,
Last IL dissolve. an, fir-t Il appear:
ls these fair plains the m"ult9in circle screens
Aud t',7i in sl,nrc from it, dark rayin,.s
True tu tlitis homes these faithful ann shall l. al
To crown with pcBec tetr UWu untaInt,d suii:
Amt true 81 God, 10 Freedom t. M.,'ihiuI
II her chained banla,,, Faction shah unbind,
These siafriy forms. lha: hrH'iins even now.
op cd their strong hood 10 the hIIaLie plow.
shaii rise er,rt, the cuardi'ns of the land.
The same stern iron in the sJInc night hand,
gill Grayluvh thuuderS to tic IaTtI.-
The sword has rescued what the rowsha Won.
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VOLUME IX.--NO. II.
WHOLE NUMBER, 437 q


mcnt humane in character is an cncou,.,,,,.
ment to the finer feelings, and will be,.,.t
other sentiments Of kindred nature. inst
as surely as that thought begets Though,
For this reason, the proposition can no,
fail to strike the Northern mind fayoraJv
But the extract .--..--
1.-The South has great moral eonflic.
to wage; aud it is for her to put on the
most invulnerable paroply. Hence it is
her duty as well as her interest to MITIGATE
or REMOVE whatever of evil tina, result,
incidentally from the institution. TIN
separation of husband and wife. r,rent
and child, is one which We know is gener.
ally avoided and repudiated there-altbo'
eases sometimes occur which we obscrva
are seized by these foreign fanatics a.
ca Illustrations of the system.
Now We can see no great evil or inconve
nlence, but much good, in the prohibition
Iy law OF such occurrences Let the bus
'apd and wife be sold together, and the
ofents and minor children. Such a Law
sould affect but slightly tie general value
II availability of slave property-and
would prevent in some cases tie yiol ne,
lone to the feelings of such CONNECTIONS
y sales either compulsory or voluntary.
We are satisfied that it would be to the
.dvantage both of master and slave TO pro-
note marriage, and the Observance of .ll
is duties and relations"