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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

ID ENTRANCES PASSAGES
IN BOWMAN, GRINNELL l. co, No. e3 South 1t,
NewYOrb sole ard only authorized Agents for the SWAL
LOW.TAIL LINES OF PACKET SHIPS
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail eyery
and 2lst Of every month alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, Sur r. PEEL,
NV WORLD, CORNELIUS GRlNNELL
QUEEN OF THE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CO NGRESS.
ALBERT 0ALLATIN, kINCE ALBERT,
AsHBURTON, YORKTOWN
NEW SHIP. PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing 10 send for their enda and DESTROYS OF
bringing them out by Of the above magnificent ships
informed that Messrs- BOWMAN, 0RINNELL CO are
the only Agents for the above ships In this city
They also issue Drafts from FL and upward which are
payable at night In town through Ireland and Great
Britain For further nfornaron apply II by letter.
% BOWMAN. 0RfNNELL 4 CO,
IS aouthst, New York and Regents Road. Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave Newly 9Th and 2ls OF each
month.
London Psckeeav Newly every alternate Thursday
For passage apply a. above.
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"A spRINGs TIE az. Of me NETWORK sad AZ
IN RAILROAD leave ne Cry Hall stAt.sn- ssE- foik
ps;ly 1sun-uys e-cep.-6l e. Oo'eiock NJ VA. 80
10 Css,ss Fcr Comes connecting with W extern t.4ias
fr AiesnY .ro TroJ Lebanon Spring. P;tSfed- spring
SEA ard c.her int.ruiedi1te stsccni . r..A
Tgr CopsrA connecting VITA Western Railroad eons az
r. PsSse,ss-, FOR Lebanon sPings viii axe ne 10
o'sIeek A a. Train 70 Chatham western haEosa v
$500 "a s..ss 10 Iebcron arriving eaJy the sane a'er
- sASAAs
Fsfe hrcvsh, e
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rfaTef = VIII VO-E
Stages convey passengers - al pais OF tho eoanhy
Al prrscrs kTsS s.as tie ssS's os CO .Ds aoooah'
q tre oN-ne-L
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nHE NEW STEAMBOAT GOLDEN

K GATE, Capt Henry CcnoYsr, VIII leave Ss@- I ora,
nier f' Of Rohin.on-s. N cs,y ts-ndays 2,edl
h. SHRF NSBCRY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN HOlS k-
HIGHLAND DOCK PORT WASHINGTON MOuSTS
81 BRON ~ DOCK, (Aic6esow-rl, IS tollow1:
- -.vas r. ssrk Leaves New Yorr
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SAVE YOUR CHILD

REM Loisrs Cholera rfanti n, Diarrhea and Dys-
sr,e-y cursd ny Dr. PETTlT's Dsrrhea Mixture Tnis
safe cure No iy should be without II IL h.s 60 opium
or other orus that VIII urs bat IL posed Of purely
y.rstsee natter This medicine Is no. ike great many
sod 10 every disease that esh heir 70 bot ''s %
ssz Broadxay 3l9 Bowsry c n RING corner Broadway
srd Jobrst. SevYork AID CT ROBERT II. THAYER'S,
corner Columbia ard President 81 Brooklyn.
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GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSiA!-Dr.

TKEAT CURE TOR DI SPEPSIA.-Dr.
VI HOUGHTONs PEPSIS the true DisssiSe Fluid or
Gastric Juice prepared from B-nns, or ne stomach oi the
ieal Chemist by J. : HOUGdTpN, ~. ID, Philadelphia
Pa This Is Great Natural Remedy fv !rfszstion and
Gastric Juice Pepsin - tie chief clement great
DsesfBg Principle Of he Gastric e-the Solvent ofts
FOO the purifying pressrvng and stimulating AGENT OF the
stomach and ntestn-s f. Is acted from the digestive
stomach OF OK thus forrnins Artificial Digestive Fl1id
precisely the gastric juice IN it- chs mcsl
powers and frnshinga complete and perfect sabsitue
or BY the cid " this preparation The pains and evils u
Indigestion end dyspepsia mogsd just they would
be by healthy stomach IL u dong oadeEs for dsspep
ties curing cases Of Degy EmacafiOn. Nervous O,clioe,
Dyspepc COn,ump0n, supposed 70 Be 90 the vsze OF
ne gave qne scientific evidence which u IA based
the highest segiee cur0rs and reDlaEkabe Whole
sale sne retail Agents j. BALLs CO. No 100 Nasssns.
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CTEAMBOAT AR MENIA-For

OPouehkeep New btuth Colz,cns I'D Sprns Corn
vail and Mrop on TIE Of Jsyss every afternoon at
foelock. Returning viii leave Poughkeep1e every mora
Ing o'clock (Ssndsys -xc-rted Meals served board
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NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct.--U. 8. MAIL
and EXPRESS LIi'ES-Througb in At hours-New- Jepey
Railroad via jersey Cby lesyiI NewYork st6A NJ, foot
Of CouItAndtst "a. NJ and 81 P. N, Liberyr Leaves
Philadelphia at l2i and A. and y 2. VI from foot Of
WsDutt Fare reduced TO IS for rclass and " b. for
second-clas-
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through cke sold in the above lines and through bagaass
carried in the A. n. and 81 NJ Lines from Hew.Yofk
with throush conductors
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On SUNDAYS, The EDWIN LEWIS will run 70 KEY.
PORT touching at Fort Hamilton lesyiog the fJOt u
Hammond Ct II 81 A NJ and Robinson-st ist A. VI. Re-
turning leave Key Port az 5 p 81.
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ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
"A ne Deaf ,spep "a cher eiies ard ownsa V. l.
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Wrean Cleaners, &f.

NOR CHARL ESTON.-Semi-W Weekly
L. 9 Mail Line.-The new and magnificent steam
shp JAMES ADGEk- J. Dickinson Commander will ssVe
pier No 4 N K, or WEDNESDAY, Aug 2S at o clock
M precisely. For freight apply on board where eli bills
Of fading Will be ened and fox Passage hsvins unsurpassed
sccomnicds atoms at the office OF - 80 -,
sPOFFORD, TILESTON co, No 4S Southst
The steamer MARION, Lot being able to make the nee,
esrary repairs will net leave Saturday, Aug III out VIII
leave on her next regular Gay, Sept !.
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DR. b. BROWN WILLIAMS, assisted
DR. LECCIA'S OlNTMENT-Pat-

DR. LECCIA'S OlNTMENT-Pat-
ented with exclusive Royal privilege, remedy Of
miraculous efficacy such by the d.
recton studies Of the Islands Of Cuba and Porto Rico
approved By the eminent faculties of France Italy and
ard powerful remedy for any kind Of rheumatism
head tic dolorcux inveerate may be
Or throat scalds se ache, eout ssndues psslysa
fatulency, scistca ealgia scslda hemonhods tumorS
toothache stiffness In the joints psrenychis eyes he
peal diseases distractions Of the spee spsss dyspey
sta csrdazy pspitaton Of the he hystscs siddines Of
the head and Of all kinds Sold at wholesale
principal depot In NewYorh ct the drag
rcre Of Mesn A. b. D. Sands No 100 Fulton corner Of
William ST. Sold also by druggists generally The poor who
are unable to buy H. will be supplied gratis BY calling on the
proprietor at No. 60 White-st
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ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

MRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
w RESTORER 10 lot bar DE, AID contsips no dele
.erOus IN zfeGent fails 10 the hair hOwey
gray original COLOR aid al the ssul- tis % strength
and restore tie sht however weak, hsPpsd according
70 directions The haiG viii lain ts original color during
life ByinvgoratIs the skiD muscles blood vessels
AID Of tho lair, prevents tho hair from 'sas cures
badness removes and prevents dizziness neadschs pers
ration Of the head d4BduD -cad head erupt OF
d. h4si Eet Iosk Ch,0Hs for old large 81
.isfmeut PTcs 81 20 per bottle For sale the principal
dsCt 10 Is BrOoms-s Of Elizabeth; No. 100 and
~ Bo~-ry; no i92 Brosdway No. Hs Warrington st.;
No 245 Fulton-st Brooklyn.
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DEGULAR MORNING LINE for

1lALBAHY.-From The wharf foot Of Mursy-s q
1oeloek A. NJ dxly tsurdsys exespsd) making The usual
lendir H. The fast and sDdi3 ALlOk Csps
and Rdsys and Albany at the hour st.rnss dsy
The nav snd besutiful steamer REINDEER Cspt Q. W.
sAsrssn, WIN isave Ne fS'a Iss:d.,- Tser.dsys and
board N. g. Fos further information spply To
LANES BISHOP Co No 5 Heaysr-a
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INCLUSION to EUROPE and BACK

EXCURSlON to EUROPE and BACK
~ IN FORTY DAYs-The LIVERPOOL ana PHIL
ADELPHIA STEAMSHIP co. istead ssilins thsir -
ltesunsbips follows
CITY OF hANChEsrEh, AIS, Capt Robert Lei.ss
CITY OF GLASGOW, $40, Capt William VIVA
FROM PHILADELPHIi
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ....... Saturday Sept L
CITY OF GLASGOW. ......... Saturday Osl Z
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MAkCHESTER. ........ Wednesday, Aug IL
CITY OF GLASGOW. ...... Wednesday, Sept
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ........ Wednesday, Sept. n
RATES OF PASSAGE. ."
IRON PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL
ssooO .ner satsrooms. Saloon after
- nJdshp - % nidship
- forward IS eorv,J ;,
Including Stewards feea
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number Of third ceu passenger Will b tAhsu
trem Philadelphia snd Liverpool and found In providons
From Philadelphia. From Liverpool s. guneaa
freight on fine goods 60 per tun. sooda hard
ware, de, will be taken subject 10 Agreement
N b. By the late alterations In the sailing OF these steam
en- and the facilities for quick travelling BY railroad and
steamers In Europe these 10 whom time an object ear
WHIT Great Britain. Ireland, and the principal continental
sities allowing them about ten full days do before 70
turning and be back In the United States In 10 days from
starting Rates Of passage out and home-After saloos
berths $lse midhp $l40 forward 4,O third slsss ESQ
An experienced Surgeon Will Be zar-ied On each ship
THOMAS RiCHARDS6S, Philadelphia and Nsw.Yorl
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO.. Liverpool
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DR. PALMERSTON'S SYRUP and

DR. PALMERSTON'S SYRUP and
IL MIXTURE-For the cure Of
HIP DISEASE.
SCR0FuLA,
INCiPlENT CONsUMPrlONI
CUTANE0US ERUPTIONS.
YELLOW JAUNDiCE,
EFFECTS OF MERCURY,
Diseases Of the Glandulsr Syrem and Of the Organs OF
Secretion
See the following certificate:
Macs 10 1851.
Or. r PALNERsros: One Of my brothers, who suffered
the greatest sscny with the Hip Disease for several
months by The Of Your medicine; another,
rot badly affected, cured very short period and
Rave heard Of several desperate completely relieved
by It's use. Yours truly,
rP VAN BENTHuYSEN, Of TIE Veg York Sgn
Price y for bottle Of the Syrup AID OF Mixture
two bottles OF each for s..
For sae oy DIR + Smith, No 10 Sa-sv., Dr. @. Hunter,
No. los SHAW. Loines Ne. ls2 East Br sdwsy, ~ r.;
Keller 60, No. " Futon-st, BIO klyn; W. Bsrrisn,
No l70 Grard-st. WiismsbuIsh; Thons, T. Maxwell,
No. IS Montgomery ST.. Jersey City.
y. WALSH, Principal Agent, No rs Chambers st.,
New.York
None bur the above establishments authorized to sell
these medicines.
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JEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

v Trains leave pier loot Of Duane-ss. folows:
ExPREss TRAIN ct A. VI for Ountrk, connecting wth
hrstclss steamboats, for Cleveland Ssnausky Toledo sni
Monroe, and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicsso
MAIL TAIN at A M. for all stations
WAY TRAIN ais P NJ, via P.ruaont for Oesvsre.
WAY Train SIP NJ via Jersey City for Delaware.
KleHT EXPRESS TRAIN ats p NJ, for Dunkirk connect
Ing with frclss steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
With Express Train for Chicago
ExIsRAsT TRAIN st NJ. Via Piermont
CEAS MINOT, Superintendent
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NETWORK and CHARLESTON
:. MAIL STEAM SHIP COM.

TT :. MAIL , L h A NJ > HI L Coh-
PANY-For New-O Orleans, via Havana, the s2en
GO ,tean,snin CREsCENT CIrf, ID. D Porter u D. N
sou narder will ssi from the pier at foot OF w afrsasN
N. r, on FRIDAY, Aug "a. At : o'clock e ~ pieS'ey
ytTrs oy PASSAGE HAVANA AND NEw-oSLEANS
NEW ARRANGEMENT. 49,.
LADIES' Saloon
sp,cie only taken en- freight 20 Havana 49,.
,rbt 20 ORR ers AZ 50 cents per cubic FOOT
Shippers Of iiegnt requested 20 sappy thsne,'es
~,, ne o,,psn,s bills Of ls3ng which may % hsa 90
,i..,;,n =, .pe oirce No ether form viii be sixned
. bs ~ leding signed after the ship hes sailed
kor Ire ,ght or passage E2ely 10 49,. - W..
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESSE c

II SMITH, ESQ, suIrosste a the Coany OF hnss sotee 70
hereby seoonhs ~ w al HAVING eis, ssss.s
ANN DoRENuS, hate Of the CITY o Brok dsSsased that ps,
required exhibit the with the vouchers thereof "a the
subscriber At his Oh Bedford Road Putnam
in the City Of Boosbn, before the 3l., DAY 81 December
next Dated, June ~, 1881 GtLREBr DoRgNus,
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN
i Y RNLROAD.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. May
1852 Trsins out of NewYok leave Of Canal
Of. and Broadway
AccoHMoDArIoN AND SPEcIAL.-At7 and IL so A. ", T.
TSP Express to Greenwich and stopping at all Stations
beyond and 5 ~ P. NJ through TO New Haven.
AtSGP. NJ, for korwalk-at $50 A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ
for Pen Cheaer.
The IlSO A. NJ. In connection with train from New
Haven 10 Hartford and Springfield and with train the
Canal read
Exp-e" Trains for NewIs Hartford, Springfield .ad
Boz on and by Connecticut River to Ogdeasburgh Mon
trea.
The AM stopping a. Stamford and Bridgeport
ing with Houstonic and Nausauck Railroads at Bridgeport
and Canal Railroad at New Hsven-end at $50 P M stop
ping at Stamford forwak and Bridgeport connecting with
Housionic and Naugatuck Railroad a. BRIDGEPORT
TRAINS INTO NETWORK.
ACCOMMODATION AND SPECIAL.-At $50, aud 9.S5 A.
NJ and 4 ~ P. NJ through from NewHsven.
Ate A. NJ from Norwal--st $50 A. NJ. and 3.i5 2. NJ.
from Pert Chester.
The 955 receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad at New Haven The 40 NJ.
rceves passengers LON Hartford Springfield and Northern
Railroed.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE NEw-HAyEN, on arrival Of
trans from Boston az LIS and 50 P. NJ (stoppng At
Bridgeport Norwslk and SsmfOrd)-esyns Boston at A.
NJ and 345P m
See larse bill Of advertisement a. the sationho aud
principal hotels. GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr. Supt
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CHOOLEY' MOUNTAIN.-Th,

~ best route from Nsw-York 10 via New. Hamptoa
twice daily BY Centrs Railroad Of NewJegsey. Ony to.
mies By stage, and good road On and after July I'd
leave By steamer RED JACKET tom Piei No. l, " r,
Gs A N, and u M Fare 81 ~. Through in 81 hoan
Por cket further information, apply at HOPES e.
pree Offee, No u Broadway, or on board the boar
q Hopes Express runs 10 connection with this line.
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NOTICE of application for the discharge Of
nsoyeb from he debts the pfovsoa. the
third pr Of the fret Title the firth chapter OF the second o.
Revised Statutes GEORGE l. DAVIS, Of Elnra, Chsmsno
County Notice h published Creditors appear before the Hon.
Ans Turson Chemuus County Judge, his oce the VII
hse Of mirs. the so September lsas st 10 ossk
jeSo lawlowWejF GEO. I. DAVIS, fa>ovsst
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HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALL.
VHE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..

DERMANENTS U NM Err ARRANGE
Il MENT.-For Flushing, st. Ronans Well and New.
York
The new and fast steamer GEORGE LAW, C,pt Fran
els Lockwood, will and after August % 1882
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Me0iraI.
4 MOTHER VOLUNTARY EVI.


IA DESCE Of that cslebrs,e cd Astrologers sail 10
ves ns pleasure e. that contemporaries appreciate
The slens and sAnl n that noble Asteloger G. w RO-
BACK The following is an editorial from th. N1sns-
tE.sh Doly Gazs.< Of July 6 1854 Rcd and reaect
HISTOLOGY -Messrs Editsrs have Investigated IN my
TINE sood many "deveormests purosrtins to b. Ups.
natural bat must confess that my arches this way
have only led 10 tie detec,icu OF .6'posture.
I'd Tie Other hand, have within year, become
acquainted with yery extrsordnsry man, Who without
nns any petenson to knovleoge beyond the sphere Of
OF natural sci aees fosetss events ssd people
ssans misfortune, With degree Of pr-sence thst may
well strike the moss skeptical dumb with ssssnis meat
I refer TO DR.. W. aOBACK, an eminent S,dsh phi.
oscphsr and The greatest Of living Az rolcsen His fame
founded upon Thousands OF Successful predictions DAVIS
muntrdes Of every elss' To bis residence No White
he points cut by caculsoas based upoa the
the the fortunate and days OF life and
haye bnsw. that his have been ths
of svsrtiag great evis which have oosared
had the individuals gene budly forward in their
without having their paths aosted By the torch pro-
pheey.
co not pretend to say that believe in the sccompls
ment OF miracles by human agency but do aver that e
fulhment OF the predictions made by DIR C W ROBACK,
is the most striking proof Of the power OF occult art taa
has within the range Of my observation or read
ing.
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Societies the fare viii be only s. cents esch ~sy.
NOR WSBURY, HIGH.
IL LAND DOCK OCEAN HOUSE, Long Branch.
PORT WASHINGTON, M0uNTs DOCK, BRowNs
DOCK, (Mddletown,) and RED BANK.-Ths popular
steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt. J. P. CorlieA vii leave
Robnsonst- Pier North River as follows:
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leaaI Notices.


- al The County Of Ne~ fs hereby al pscss
nvns Claims .sass, JOHN HoRNBY IT, kts ctbs cv Nsv
ISrs eeceaet 10 present the With vouchers trrs,s he
subscriber. the once Of scoLks COOPER. kssS No -
Shsmosfsst IN the City OF Ne~ rc the Eka
az OF Deoeneer ssrDs,~S New vc the s>rosd day
June lSa tessa~onwsj'l JANIS l. LYON n n, Es~csos.
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THE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN

II 'IIb " z W dIIu tItgHHt sVtHIIItI TShAS~
Il CTS sKIDDY viii cave foot Of jays at Is minutes
before oclock. for Albsny, Fare 81 Cents mon
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS making toe
following landing West Point Ne~bursh. Poognkesp<s,
kinsson, Bristol Catsku and Hudson re<urniue alter
nate days mailing the lsndinx This bat will no.
ce or pay The e attention 70 any other bos 5ut 20 sa
larry along arriving In good The feel conf
dent that PASSENGERS BY her will pronounce her the st a1e
most comfortable boat the river. Written Instructions
have been sveA 10 tire Captain and may be found hanging
board OF the boat BY the side Of the Inspectors Cer
dcste This b5st IL provided with fanciss Patent Metallic
Lie Boats The public depend this in sill respects
JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Agent No lSa Ernrrst
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OF Tie County 81 hereby
haNiHs claims ss.ar, MARrIN BRUINS cry 81
fot deceased, the
sosenoes hs residence No Is Rose the cy ~ Nsvt
lo on Or before the alta Of Decsnhsr ast-pasI
New forh the twenty second ssy az June, lisa
je,3 ia~6mwejs THOMAS WALL ACT r,~r,tcr
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tn PURSUANCE Of an Order Of Inc Sar,og.t.

- OF the Coantv OF New Yc roe 20 20
ha,Iss claims against JOHS READ late c,y OF Ye
deceased the with thereof 70 "a.
scrber at bs radsnce llstA sv HAslsa 10 Ii,
City OF New York bes'- the day February
ne1t-DsteS New rork, tie 18th day Of August, lssI
AUS lavemW~ WILLIAM READ, AJsastrats.
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..cwrl, IS icuoSl:
LIZA New Ycr
.TBANY. TROY and LEBANON

N B-Ths Boat viii positively sioS 81 ths ocean a'Ss'
,-e Highland Deck
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CENTRAL RAILROAD co, of NEW
OAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

" for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. /, North RIVER
foot Of Battery by steamboat John Poerrwo hnei
daily; Morning Line leaves at A. n Afternoon Express
Line at P NJ through Phsdelpkia In y hours Fare
lt cls- S., I'd class ne By only y Return;
ins sye Philsd.l phs from of Walnut at AM and
ar NJ Emigranr Line by steamboat Transport rom Pier
Ne l. at PM Fare 81 30
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. OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-

IL EU HhIt NJ ~ y. -, sIu 1vUIIaIIs
FORD and rAUNTON.-The steamers C. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE. Of this line regularly hero
tofore alternately leaving Pier No North River first vna
above Bate place, daily, Sundays excepted, at
and srniDgton at o'clock ~ arrival OF the mail
train which leaves Bogton at 3 30 NJ.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except SUNDAYS at AM and Pm. New Bedford
ana Taunton passengers proceed immediately the arrival
NJ the mail rain at Manifold
For freight passage apply at tho Office No 10 Battery
place, or on board the boats
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CNREIGHTS to VERMONT and NEW
IL HAMPSHIRE at reduced rstea-Shp by steamer
traveller from Peck slip, every day at P. H. Through
tickets via New-Yok and NewHsven Railroad FOR par.
tsuls apply at the Rslrosd Office, No l52 Souths " Y
T. HYDE AGENT
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMP ANY. connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COhPANY-Only through u 8.
Mail Line foI CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via AsPIN.
WALL and PANAMA BY order Of the Postmaster Gene
rel the United States Mail Steamers with the great Cali
fornia and Oregon Mails to DO dispatched 5.h
and 10th Of each month direct for Aspipwsl and from
EewOresns the 7th and I'D When these dates occur
Sunday the sailing to DO postponed until the Monday
following The Pacific Mail Steamers be in readness
f dsRsSn on sIrya O. Tne nall az Panama
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

tG syo DoIlars fqr one Yes,if paid a
rhe me Of sui4crpeion: gy,o EoIlars
aa!i Fifty Cnufs. wtrnour DErI4TIoN
aaier the expiration Of rhree Mon,hs.
81 Xil EiIls f5r advertisements, JoIn
waek or subErripton. considered due
when con,raeieb. excep, against those with
,rh,h w-hiveIt,anning Accounts.
II % Paper will he sent oil, q. he
c,,lty.ualbssnaia A., in advaare.
nP kiy.f,is4meIi. inserted AT One Dol
lar ;ser saa.l ire OF T'uelve Zines,
OF a.ess. for .the First InseriIoa; Fatty
Cssl.s Tor eaet eontinuance.
eip r .-<oa5 III .r,5,ino bv ;he Year. will
b. ed 4rgsd II. ir.y oos,ars far whole
Cola ma. Tyre niy Dollars foroae half.
ga, Do,i.rslfor 5ne-oarrrer. .N5 deei.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
Glloitt 4A9Ttfll.



haFe no Joy bpt ii Thy smile
Say in thy frown. no pain;
Come 10 my sids a liule while
I'll bever ask again.
To se4 thce. and thy looks ioblesS-
TO hear lhec. and .hy words adore;
I've d canned, perhaps. of more lhan his
III dream Of This no more.
Parha3s, The idle lie tell
VIII wake no echo in thy breas,;
Ia Thy heart charm ID circle well,
Perhaps, mine caunoi rest.
Bur lhan wur. scar lloai earliest years,
And learer. every day;
pad 1--we lhm's nurSed in thought and tears
Cannon be whilcd away.
lrf c{uld bid my heart be sill,
or shai avail were Ibis!
'rwillnever t,os, thine own u thrill
Or angnsh or Of bliss.
'TwillIfouow fhee through lie and. death,
Trqe guardian by Thy side;
Yei nsycr ask single breath
O Gondness for its guide.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
KENTUCKY.-The Louisville DEM

KESTUcKY.-The Louisville DEM
Ocrat, speaking Of the political pros
poets in Ky, says: ''The truth is,
the democrats of Kentucky were
never more united than they are for
Pierce and King, and the whigs nev-
er half as much divided on their tick
et. We speak within bounds when
we say thatScott viii lose from thir-
ty to fifty wbig votes in every coun-
ty in this Commonwealth. lie would
lose twice that n nmber If the elee-
ton came on immediately, but We
calculate that the process Of " hip
ping-in will be attended with some
success.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

A new pass has been discovered
from Santa Fe to California, through
the Rocky Mountain Range. 1t was
discovered about n year ago py Cap
tain Walker, and be represents 1t as
being as practicable tor horses anq
wagons, as the ro ad from Santa re
10 Missouri. A d official survey Will
probably soon be made.