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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
- .ss CONCORD, Nov &C.

The House of Representatives of this State hav-
ing yesterday morning chosen the Hon. c, G.
Atherton, democrat, US. Senator in place Of
John 2. Hale, the Senate in the afternoon, pro-
ceeded to make a choice which resulted as fol-
lows: saz5S
6. Atherton, dem, 10; J. G. Iraperley,
wing, T. and John Preston, free soil, /. Mr.
Atherton was thercupo1 declared elected. srles
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

be proposed She cengratalates the country on
prosperity and hints vaguely at protection, as
fol1ows:--s. If you should be of the opinion that
the recent legislation while it has been instru-
mental in contributing, with other causes, to the
happy result, has at the same time inflicted una
voidable injustice on aveertain important interest
recommend you to consider dispassionately how
far practical legislation may equtably mitigate
the injury and enable the industry of the country
most successfully to sustain itself agaihst that
unrestricted competition to which Parliament has
decided it shall be subjected. She trusts that
some improyement will be extended toward the
condition Of ireland, and recommends a generous
policy towards that country. She announces the
appointment of committee on Ecclesiastical af-
fairs, and recommends an University reforms as
one over which she would rejoice. Transports
ton to Var; Deman,s Land, she recommends to
be dispensed with. She refers also to future
measures OF law reform, and ends by praying for
Gods blessing on Kings in general,
On Friday nothing of Importance was done in
Parliament. eS
The news from China is to the effect that the
insurrectionary movement is gaining strength.
The latest Intelligence from Paris is as tollows
:" Already time-serying Judges and projects are
filling the jails with parties who are suspected
even of opposition to the Tyrant and UsurPer.-
The slightest pretexts made use of for the pur-
pose aofrmaking arrests. France may remain
tranquil but Europe scarcely can.
In.the English Parliament Lord John Russell
denounced theievasye policy Of the Ministry. He
said that the country demanded declaration in
fayerof the present commercial policy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Esemdy for. Operation.

TIME NEW STEAM GRIST MILL in Ravenna, is now
ready for operation Farmers and others will please call
examine conveniently arranged Mill in this part
of the State. PAhAELE & SONS.
Rayenna, August Q, 1852. 374tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
a CARn.

A aIAkEEF. = ~ ~
THoR few weeks (unl my shop is ready) my eusto
e mers and friends will find door west of Littles
Block, up stairs -el ~. La d. NJ. S0MERF1LLE.
Row 23d 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
5ilarrle0.


In Eavanna, , a9th M the Prentiss House, b! Re-
VIM. d. Sanders, Ohm H. DUNCAN of Nadison Ia, and
Miss ELIZA JANE FAY of lWindham. = z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
PRO BONO .P,UBLIC0,

and all who have kenesses Of themselves
or friends, will some time Be sorry for the neglect
?. -s--. ssrs.,.- z.a -=s5.s. nov.3
p New Books.
NoRTHWooD or Life Eor apd South, showing the char
aeter of both, BY Mrs. Sarah Josepha Hale, illustrated.
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND, proof that Blacks Whitea 7
sequelto sEuncle Toms Cabin" thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE, or Memoirs of Fugitive. a
JUDGE HURLBURT0N'S Yankee Stories uustrati
a comic and mirth- provoking work .5slla ls4H l7'5
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY unabridged and all the abride-
mens of this great work. s-ls.ft sFtt 81 -
Also general assortment of Standard Miscellaneous
Juvenile works. constantly hand and for sale cheap
Rayenna, Nov. IS, 1852. HAILa Book STORE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Three DAYS Lnses nom Essrepe.

g IV VETVs sfQRk, FN6V.s24.
The steamer America arriyedsat Halifax this
morning, at q o'clock. She brings liverpool
dates to the ! l3th.s
The English actual session of P rliament com
menced on the lth.s g. The Queens speech was
read personally She pays a tribute to the mem
CRY yof Wellington. She acknowledges thereadi-a
esswitfl which the volunteers enlisted in the
militia; gives assurances of friendly relations
with alisthe foreign powers; and, on the Fishery
question, she says, that while the rights of her
subjects are maintained, the friendly spirit in
which the question shall be treated, induces the
hope that the result viii be beneficial to the AK
tension aud Improvement OF our common inter-
course with that great republic the United States.
She also announces that the English and French
mission to the Argentine Confederation, "Opens to
commerce the greatest rivers in the World. From
the Jealous efforts of Brazil, for the suppression
of the slave trade, stringent measures by Eng
land are suspended. The Queen announces the
abolition of Portuguese duties on wines She
suggects that the inquiry into the East India
Company's Charter: be resumed. Estimates will
be laid before Parliament in due time ,and scheme:
for the advancement Of the arts and sciences will
:. e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Ma SCEic E0sics.

sUNiTH-sLoBGE, No. =. of Ffae and accepted
5 q tia9ous. will meet mt their Hall, Monday evening OF
NrItaf>-S e.cl Week ii G. clock.
V H. W. SMITH, Secretary
Ravenna, October H. 1862. -szsf - asI
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS,
q BOCT. H. TUBRS, la
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,


RAvEsNA: Pens House, Monday afternoon and Tuesday;
Dec. and Z.
AKRON: Cobb,s Exchange, Friday afternoon and Saturday.
Dec. 3 and 4. .... =.
WaRREN Clinton Hotel Saturday Monday Dec IL and Ia
CLEVELAND: WeddeH House. Frday and Saturday, Nov.
3nd20. '-'f'' @
affiliated NTH any Chronic
MORE HOME TESTIMONY. a $- Is ses
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u, g. &. DAY,

lapny inform their friends and uat
F3i0rl, ,and
receiving their stock of F&i and Winter oods Which
will be sold low for cash ready pay. -s
Rivenna Nov: j., 1855 3s3
TERM OES-Freneh Tibet Mefinces all eolers; German
Nj ditto; Pdram2a Thibet Cloths, all coors Apacha Bro
eade ditto; Coburg Cloths all eoors; BeLans &e., at
HL& DAY.
DLACK SILKS-Black Gro De Lyons Silks; do Rhine do
ID do do Swiss dos black Italian usten Silk also a'd
Brocade dress silks plain angcabe dress silks just rec'd
at H /, & r DAYS. g
(ROCIIA. WLS-Henriquins celebrated Broeha Long
Shawls, from S5 to S5 Brocha square sawl, entire
new patti rms and designs. at H. L. d r. DAY ST.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Esage CoWEes. u. d..

Hsssge CoyEses, II. d.,
Physician and Surgeon Palmyra, Porage county 0. ofee
s, l.s-g l,-s at his Drug Storcs
{. 6se @@ NOTICE.
rs hereby given, that the Directors of the Franklin and War
Rail Road Company have located the principal Office
Of said company at Franklin, Portage county Ohio
Nov. &c, 1852. -7 = JOEL W. TYLER, Sec'y.
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Hats ! Hats !!


ENTS fine Sill! Hats fall syI.; do drab Beaver Kossnth
VI do; black do. do kossuth fur aud wool Hats from
81 slings; Boys and Youths do just received and
sale by e. .t. ..eEi II. L. & r. DAY. a
TE1UNS VaIis ,s and Carpet Bags-An kinds of travelling
Trunks; 2J Leather VaIise do; 25 Enameed and Carpet
travelling Bags for sale by II. l.. & Z, DAY.
po0TS-Mens heavy Winter Boots; do common Stoga
ID do. Kip l5eos; Mems Rer OK SHOES, Just ID mi
for sale by II. l.. IL r. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

DERFUMERY & HAIR oIL.-Lubin's extract and Co
logne, Trieopherous, Lyons Rathairon, Briggs Cos
metic Farinas toilet Compound, Mills hair tonic, Jules
Hauers hair Restorative acassar and bears Oil, Ok Mar
row, for sale by B. LITTLE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

Z AIDES SH6ES-A large assortment of Kid, Morocco
Il EnuaelIet, Leather and Calf, walking Shoes, Velvet
Lasting aier Boots Kid Slips Misses Kid Boots, chilrens
Caters and Shoes, Ladies' Rubber Boots and Shoes ree
and selling cheap, at IL. l.. d X. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
EEsrIser.s REsag.azin.e for apeceEgsaser.

Is number the sixth Volume. 1t is regarded
number Of universal interest Among lis contents
may be noticed ssSketch of the City of Washington aus
tfaia and It's Gol:a sketch Of Daniel Webster, with Ee
p,rtrai Abbotts Napoleon Benaparte, &C. For saleat
: Ravonna, Ohio z.ss- HALLS Book STORE.
SECOND ARRIVAL. -
Subscribers now receiving their second stock Of
aud Ffiatfr Goods, and have the pleasure of of
fong their customers Of the largest stocks of Goods
ever bfoh2h old P6Fage'' The day OF selling Goods at
large profits passed. and sell 'b pile and cat
sal prefts,'' is the motto, would merely say, hare
Goods, and let those who may favor with call testify
as TO prices. ney29 Y & PREETIss.
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Ray stare SElaWls.

TTRINGES and Gimps-Wide net silk Frinses all eol0rs;
Narrow DO do 12 pieces Gimp Lace new patterns and
coors; pieces Velvet Ribbons all widths; wosted Bids
for trimming; Silk do do, just reed at ....
Nov. S. - '-s 't RI H. i. & r. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
0vER-COATs.

EFyou want to find the best and cheapest assortment
Over Goats. inst call at OAK La second edition this
where you find overcoats, Frnck and Sack Shor
Jackets Roudabols, PaHtaioons, Vests, 0Yeras and al
Nov. &, 1852. f=-lg 1s Fl. L.. 6s r. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

Just purcllasedin New York most reasonable terms
which they will sell exclusively sReadg Pay rty
They will pay the highest market price for Produce
Rarenna, Oct. 81, 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

ElLANK WoRK.-A large assortment of full and be
ID Books, memorandum and pocket Dairies 1853,
quantities to suit purchasers, for sale by B. LITTLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

=
LOWELL. MASS
eby ISAAC SWIFT avenna; Dr. Isaac Coles PaI;
nyra; Day q Mann, Deerd; j. H Spaqae Garreitsyilej
J! Cone Franklin Mills; j. Campb5 Negt5n Falls; and
by Druggists gensrally. zsr-. ~ 4sr-z s5 +s-e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11


II ERRTNGS PATENT, ALSO WILDER'S, SALAMAN-
III der Sales.--future are but few who have not, even
within their experience witnessed distressing eff
produced in the sudden destrucr fire. of valuabss
riang expense the purchase Of Of the saiamsndsr
Fire proof once possessed serves sub treasury
and perpetual policy nsurat to the amour, Of it's
escuive RICH, foT the State o. New York; make aud
vend Wilder celebrated Patent Sal smander Safe and
the only who has the right e authorize Others to
infringement said patent in the State Having re-
Gently obtained pate for safe, called Herruss Fire
Are and damp proof safe the public being
superior TO Wildes patent which first introduced
the subscriber and ha, proved TO be the best safe in
These Safes offered the champion safe OF the
safes as we'll as 70 Wilders, which I continue TO
before Ssntsrestsd conn ittee Of respsotsbie citizens
as Published heretofore BY me in the city and country
newspapers, and issued daily in handbilis At the Iron
are cautioned aps making dns using leach being
equally able) Herrngs IRE proof sas nander safe IS
good title be given in the United states unless pur
for the manufacturing and furnishing HALLS celebrated
powder proof lock- 1.-THE ley larger than tooth pick
Fer which dal awarded at the words Fair London,
and much IN favor with the public which de-
served merits being the lowest priced and powder
proof lock ever offered In the United States furnish three
Sizes with and without ehangeabe keys they lew price,
TO fe makers and Others the best security for
their money Is $50 to 800 Call At the old tsta ohed Iron
Safe Depot Green Block, Water street. between Madn
lane md Wall street where be for sale the largest
assortment Of FIRE and Aes p the world
geher with the medal rded by the judges the
Wor DIS Fair, Lone Also gold and silver medals and d.
sILAs G. HERRING.
B.-specmens Of marbIcized mantel columns. table
tops no. &c can be seen now introduced by the Sa'a
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
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cation ofsSe Mayor, Aldermen and 0onmonaisy q ths
;y Hsw ros 20 % Of ass PEI:
70 Harlem liver in Abe TvsifS .na Ninsissnss w.si. q
%
70 sss Of Sn so' Of hs q
ensisled reduce several laws, rsla
sns nrr 81 < 's S q A NJ. Ys n':
amend Act snsitled Ac, in relation shs oseses
a pa: Nay
srssy ssd sssse
Who's. inssresss are sascsoa sherssy and who nay =
asns srsn yon..SsH Alien sSs csss1ns s,'
Ahe said ~ hi. resdepos No 1856 ThoapseR
~: ssss. Ana .S. ,ss INIT. :nsls..a y =:
IA yns IA
f. . :. *: IL. ::
:s z..
all that Of First between 6s line Of high water
ssss =:
de ash street. and she line Of high water mari on 81
HARLEM river :. shs n.rsh.rs ade 2ssS :.sx
:. 81 sss
,:.: O. s city q q Ns Hs And 4, Also y: s
~ S side: q @ @ x:
:y :rss. soies:i = sSs ssssss
entitled ..;.s, .sS :sIsa :.is :nss:s
NAP Oh tno properly DO oenensod BY opening First
And 1851 New York April 1854 Richard Ansrnan City SUI
Of Ahc olsy Of New York ass. pieces o. par
ses Of land fronting or yins both sides Of ths .ess
OF forsysesonc street. and the southory side Of kishty
fourth street. bounded ths By line distant halls
between said rirss and A. and the
and avenue sd OUT ana soorsd on he ssS -
nent map ON hle aforesaid she once Of ths street
Commissioner Of the city Of New Yorf And also all ths
pieces parcels Of land suase lying both sides ofths
Eightysixh street and the southsry Of ISsh
direct Also ths lot ~ the che
Of lch street and rrs Also e. ths
Of The lot ~ the southwest 7h street ana
first ALSO two lots the IeN
~ tho northeast Of 2h and First
also, the triangular lot ~ the hs ioI a. tho Merlin
vest oorner Of l20th srcet and First Also
Of I21st and Fret Also three lots on tbt
nertherly side Of lft street. fcss
Westerly trsn tbs westerly eide Of said Alss
swc lots near Mo sasi side First oorsssuses
and Of Philip nedeis and sns southsr,y side Of
i2st srcct Also two lots ~ the Of land of Philip
nledoler, tAe nvrshvss avenue and
ixc street Also. three rcAr iop owned by Philip Nile
5ole near tas northwest Of 2ad srest and fr
Payne, ~ the Of land Of James Christensen. be-
swesn zsd and Ath street and yfng First
and Also io lying Abe s q4th ssross dssans
NE sas cosssiSnsr 40 fur.sss give nssios shas sr r.
port In the above entitled matter viii be made aaa pre-
sspta 70 ths Supreme C.urt Of tho State Of New York
special TERN q VI, said oeur 70 be held a me Clay Hsn
sember sa and that then snd there thsrsssSy
sspevs y ssnarn.a. Dsted Nev Yorh, sspt ~ Ism
sSS1$SHHsqsS1Ss :, sESifssfss o..nla.....
HENRY T. DAVIES Attorney
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RESTAURANTS.

NIoTICE-JAMEs sUi LIvAN BEGs LEAVE 70 In
IN 10, m hts friends the public generally ~ at he has
taken up his quarters at lis new saloon, 82 Chatham
street. where by strict after on TO his business srusM
that he shs merit their patronage anc support B bar
stocked with brandies and wines o. the ohcsest
His eegars selected from the first market Gentie
who are DESTROYS Of taking ie..cns in the art boxing
private l,fsous daily, from ii A. M. to4PM Don't forget
t2L Chatham streea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

WANTID-A PARTNER WITH 5000 OR 1000 TO
assist In business well established, In one OF
the heabet locations in the South An accountant who
take charge Of the ONCE dspsrtment would be pre-.
ferred City reference given and expected address f.
NJ, this office imme diatey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11
DAoUERREOTYPEs

vDBE TWENTY-FIVE CEN DAGUERREorYPEs BY
etchi err This novelty attracts 1undrsi Va daily 70
witness the sstors ing process Of REEFS CO. They
iu,t their b, taking extensive estab
ishmtnt formerly occupied by Harrison Homes aud IL
the gallery for daguerreoy the world $50
Broadvay.
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FANCY ARTICLES,

RICH AND USEFUL PRESENTS.-A q. BACLEY &
~ Co.. sol the attention Of the trade
snd the public generally to their stock f recent
In enc less variety PATTERN and Sizes together
with celebrated extension gold and silver with
principle O. construction and durability.
ses patented and warranted We would also call attsn-
sn to gold pens which need proof Of their
superiority except the and tho
astsmpts at imitation. Nos III r'ns Housed Broadway.
and II Maiden lane.
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Turksys, eash 80. Ia. 3 Ia.
hen. ri . lis.
Fowls, per pair. ....os. . IS.
Spring ob,ck's,pr pr, &C.. . 81
Geese, each. 1890. 9s. ala.
Ducks. per pair ;. Is. a1es.
Tame pigeons, each 20 . 35s
vRUIr AND GARDEN vRoE-
Potatoes, pr bush. y. rs. Q %.
Beans. .8s. q O..
Cabbage per 100, ~
EQUALITY. So . -
rurnipe pr doz. punches, 81.
I" pr bushel. =. ;. IS.
Apples (gooA ,prmealse ais
q pine, Or dog 12s.s16s.
Citron melons, per dos. ;. -
PeSrs, per measure. Is.
Dntos, per 10. ..Ioo.
Lemons, per hundred. 81
Oranges, per dos. ID.
Plums. per quart. Use.
Raisins, per Id. .12Ho
Parsley, per bunch. 40.
Leeks per bunch. 40.
Onions, per quart. $3.50. 60.
Caulifiowers, pr.hd. Csc AIS.
Artcho.ses. each. ......10c.
Rhuberb, per bunch. loo.
Asparagus, per bunch. loo
Crosses, per quart. 80.
Salad, pr hundred, 6s. . 81.
Spinach, per half peck. .8s,
Potherbs, per bunch. Be.
Radishes, per bunch. 80. 10.
Wstsrmslons, each, 10 .a25o
rices, but . plentiful supply
et
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TIE number OF tons Of freight carried during the year
was 162l7s passengers, 4l3l5ti miles run 1s9,47s.
Amount Of surplus fund. October 1. 1854. $40 300
We learn from the Lycoming Gazette that large ma
iority Of the citizens Of Wansport, have agreed to
orrots subscription of ooooo 70 the stock Of the
TiIiamsport and Elmra Railroad Tho subscriptions in
Proy. bradford county slresdy amount to $4,000 FL
sira has probably rased balance Of the $500 900
nired TO commence the new road
The Cumberland .9iesan,Gn states that the coal com
ysniss opening mines in the Georges Creek Ya'y
have epges party o. engineers 20 survey and locate
Zine Of railroad wcsternport TO the canal with
view Of connecting ust above the town on the Poemso
Such line must feed the canal with vast accession TO
~ present tonnage.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
fforcgn dry goods entered this port for consumption
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dividend will be declared in January,
A dangerous counterfeit on the City Bank OF Newark
Is In circulation 1t dollar bill altered to i've,
and perfectly executed that many god judges have
had the spurious article pslued upon thsm On the gen
uine bill the words five dollars in the centre the
couptefeit has the 'fven on one end
The following rates Of Heights have been estabshe
sr the transport Of merchandise between Albany and
Buffalo and other Western markets during the ensuing
winter
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT, PUTNAM COUNTY.-JOSEPH
- Aoser against John Boomer Charles Goodse H. Caleb
Hustis Franbl Knapp Arsy Bill aud David Bloomer.-
To John Boomer and the other
summoned and reqcred TO answer the complaint tis
tion which filed In the office Of the Clerk Of
Of Putnam about the 9th day Of october AID
copy 81 to ssid complaint at my
office in the village Of Cold Spring Putnam county NJ
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
the plaintiff will apply to the court for the
lief demanded in the complaint l.. IA. Mccoy,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Cold Spring, N. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

Family Provasa0a Karkes.
MEAT nARKKr. PoULrav
~ rgt,w p,apr1h. llaI0e Tur&~va saah Ia . ~
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lDYERTISEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY,
Aa-sER THIRD PAGE. "a
FOX SALE.
EOh SALE,
S375. 00O-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.--A
No. 8 E Il I II

GS1S 000-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-A
PcsC,OOO block Of forty houses, sit aated on the
corner 81 Hamilton avenue Court MIL aud Church
in Brooyn will be sold for s. 90 ch in to suit,
ton avenue for 100000 in lots to suit three
tic deck 35kx also twenty brown stone, irble aud
Ign; also for SALE 1000 first class per
gsges on improved propery Also
lot on Broadway in New York. az decided also
large foot brick house Fourteenth street.
sond street low; lot Fertyecond street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues 3sxl0O ass brow
house East Twenty third street. and two in
ty first street few shares Sixth avenue stock wanted
$40 ON Cheshire Glass * for sale par Four
ground Wooster street, Bleecksr at bargain.
Also lot and house Washington street. renting
for 50 100, very low Several houses lots vted.
M. L. SHELDON. Sc Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

The operations Of the New Orleans Mint added to
those Of the Phi adelrha Mint show aggregate gold
lepoet from January to December l, OF 81 500 4Ss
The receipts Of the Cleveland Columbus and Cincn
natl Railroad Company fer November, 1852 we're
$Sl,42 IL
For the corresponding month last year,. 1884 IL
Increase offioo ~
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SAFES.

UkO0 OR $500 wANTED-IMMEDIATELY,P FOR A
pOUO year, mortgage For particulars apply at Is
Nassau street, first floor MANZELL h kORFF.
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OK OOO WANTED-FoR TWELVE MONTHS ON
plO,OVO undepisble security. for which liberal
the at mms diae command. Apply by letter (pos
paid) 70 A. w. r., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

Value put market I'd week Dec.$ COZ 66s 1l0l 5s7
Previously since Jan. l.. 57673ss2 $780, 567
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

INoR sALE-A MILL FOR PULvEkIZING BONE,
l. coneisticg Of one large six cyte orusher one bo
rardrs mill for puverying gearing puleys shsftug
all complete Cost (ne. about sl5 has been about six
months used Pri e $3.50 For PARTICULARS inq lire Of
D. GRIFFIN CO., Al Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

EOR SALE-A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR
and ship store near the shipping on the East river do
with lease OF the whole house, low None
need apply with less cspital than s. zoo Address Shpors
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11
SECOND B0ARD.

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