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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the !.

SUPREME COURT.--ln the matter of the a
~ shsnoa Of the Mayor, Aldermen and commonshy Ov
OF New YORK. relative TO the OPENING OF FIFTY YfRsf9Ts
om Hudson RIVER IN the CIV Of New ~
snbsenbers tomnnssoDers Of Estimate zad
Court ave aoues he ,suir.nsnss .. a. AZ. ~
Legislature Of the people OF the state Of ss~Yvk, A
particularly 70 the City Of New York AIT passed A.
isl3 passed Ap 20 1889 that OF ss,msts ~
the Of the the assssed nanbsrs 81 ~
e they the Maps OF The COMMENCEMENT tosskS
benefit and also all the sdsv ssuxes and other Soco
neus which we're used By the comsonsrs rsp,
snd County of New YORK. Tor tho inspection whosoeysr NO
cosesrn there for at Iess, Con
place hereinafter mentioned And the fEkss
Cys noee p.oat % the eeasoen Of the act sa,d AZ Act
70 saeDd an Act entitled Act reaos the cosefon
and Taxes CITY ard County of Yorh ~
~ ny y Ir
and unnbso,ed binds affected thereby, that tsy eos
affected thereby and who sppoed sams a. =
sue.trd present. Their ob>eons "a sfbas, u NOSES 4AYs
sass Of Jsn-. sandGord Es No. rs s,ossrs, - ~. c.
ne.fors, within Tiny days from the is,s noes Anl a.
All i., parcels Of land the City of new Yor q
serbe and bounded sfoo~. Ga the east, By the w.ss
has OF side Of 10Th the vest ~ the sastery hns ~
LIN the north BY tn. hne Of the TIE bkcs hstvs
and On the sooth the hns center ~
prses q knt sfss,. yas beng said Guy
bq1fsd vst w.t. On the the westerly Inc or -
b. tLs hs- of ks mari Ryer 90 Tho sc,k
b. az line Of the o. tie .k sad sla 81
y Aa al he: q s ssss Of s ss
that er the shove ps sds sa5 srs
i fsS r M s eo CO.., :, Of s s Sat. Of New fS, q,
bev Yoft ssisFday tue 2 day MARCIA ossx6
S. "a G ."s Ss .n d q son s''.ssr q
Report be confirmed = Dated NV Yad, Jaa 8, 1854
s SSst: s ! s,sess;ss,, }c..nl..ls.
Hsssr T. D4rns. Auofuey M
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GopartnersbH.


.|cHOTpARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Tho
PCHOUTEAU, JT, SANFORD CO. for the
eetion ofs general Commission, iron and other busne
-Nsv.Y0st, May T. lS'~ FFnVS S1EEH00Ryn,'
u A MURDOCH.
r1sGu'TEAU, MERLE n SANFORD Is assumsd, and VIII
%"auetsd byus. p. CHOUTEAU, Jr- SANFORD K CO.
dissolution of COPARTNER-
sHiP.-The Copartnenhip heretofore existing b.
&Ssu tho subscribers, under the firm Of CHOUTEAU,
SsRLE SANFORD, i th. day dissolved BY il. own i'm:
sq0''A''' aUiILAUME MERIE,
P0-We beg leave to refer our friends 70 the "Copsrs
hip Notice" Of Mesus DURBROW, WINNIE 4 Shell
DON whose welfare and take great interest,"
0SwYork, May l, 1852
hsvs formed Copsrtnership under finn Of URBR0W
WHINE L SHELDON, Tor the transaction Of general
csoutssa H.s S s0iSs 1' Nay
asa JOHN 3. DuRBROW.
VIII & M r SHELDON.
nISSOLUTION Of COPARTNER-
s r p
81 h This Day dissolved by limitation The unsettled
49, Of the finn will be settled by Z. H. WINSLOW
III :. D. LANIER, who authorized to use the name
aSs EqadsOnST;Gpsa,issdp Nsw;YS1 Nay 1851
JAMES + b. LANiER,
ISAAC KIP, Jr,
NOTICE or coPARTNERsHIP.-rhem subscribers
h.rS mis- Day formed Copartnershp for the transaction
"a general Banking Exchange and Money business and for
- ossosaon Of Public and Corporate Loans under the firm
~ W1NgIOW LANIER CO.-Dated New-York, MAY
rsk RICHARD II. WINSLOW,
JAMES y. D. LANIER,
JAMES WINSLOW,
LEONARD c. WINSLOW.
NOTICE-The Copartnership heteto-
nda he nd fyfna f
65RCH in the City OF NewYork il dissolved by mutual
INT from the Let Of May 1882 -
lSigned PETER SATHEk
T.. w. CHURCH.
IA bude hitherto transacted in the of above
sm will be continued by the subscriber individually whs
iii use The name of said firm in adjusting its affairs.
P. SATHER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
Ale0iraI.

CURE of CORNS by Madame BER-
Broadway, 2thst Mdme B. respectfully informs her
patrons and all suffering from Corns, Bunons Nails
in the Flesh etc. ha she still continues practice here
tofore Mdme. b. will give yearly attendance moderate
persons wh CONS etc. OF obstinate nature,
thus 10 enable every person be fire. Of suffering from all
the disc the feet subject TO- Mdme b. having
tsed this city for the last IL years. she can produce very
numerous certificates her skill and experience in her
profession N B. Persons will be attended at their
residence If desired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
D1wrY THOUSAND PERSONS DIE

annually in England OF Consumption. In the New
England States thu proportion in or five In Boz
ton nroaLv four. In the City OF New York sixty
died in two weeks in December OF this disease ess
nreyaent IN the more northern atitudes Russia, Canada
sus among the Alps Of Switzerland where The wnters are
long and severe and the are fewer sudden changes
No theory can be welcome TO the human mind than
the one establishes good grounds the hope tot pro-
Hanged exist if the ale cations of those VINO az least
entitled so versciy may be believed taere preventative
and remedy -,
Cor rspmpt ion and tbs diseases leading thereto which
ro common country Has lie left Us 20 ind re-
that al by other landsf No. the
hest NATURES Remedy is at hand The Wild Cherry
md the Pine furnish VITA cure, where cure possible
One OF the lnrOent discoveries OF the IN aelio-
rstnr the condition Of this large class Of humanity
r WIsTAg'S Balsam of Wild Cherry which has been be-
r the rabic some This valuable medicine wa
s, discovered introduced in the 1883 snce which
,o lis success constantly increased the demand nnt
has become off The most popular Remedy TOR Con-
sumption, IN its inclpient stage; eyer snowi-
None genuine unless signed J. BUTTS.
For sale a. wholesale retail BY A. X d. SANDS Gem
efAl Agent No 100 Futonet; Thomas Maxwell No. ~
vi ianl-st John Miliau, No. lS5 broadway; Astos aid
Ihing House Dryg Stores, ard No. ITO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the suroga.s

~ PURSUANCE OF an order OF the SufIyssso
Of The County Of Srwfor vii be sod az psohe s.e
ton. ~ tho Merchants the CITY Of ss~ o. 20
l0th tz- CT June twelve occk The - -
Of JANIS GREIG tss payment Of S sssta
Al thsteer lot land 5rs and ntns an ss
Of The Cy Of New Yot xsd known and % 1Ab
made h-reof and Of sandry other lots esAnens o's
ezs.sry land seonsns aow or ATTY v ss
Byraneh os nnmeS fi hve xndssut
containing ~ breadth root sn7 rear
usnsJ seven feet snsf each 80 rissy ave s~ - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
CALAMANDER SAFES-WILDER'S

CALAMANDER WILDER'S
~ PATENT-RICHS IMPROvEMENr-The great
superiority of these proof Safes all Others every
duced certain parties in this City and elsewhere to initiate
the appearance of Safe and also adopt the word Sal
amander which much an Infringement of the patent
as they used the Sasmander competition and the holders
or Of such socsed Salsmanders" liable for dam
ages the patentee who has commenced suits against va
parties In this City tor such Infringement
The public are av are that Wders Patent Salamandsr
Safe, manufactured by Rich Co, with Rchs I'm
ment was the only Safe that could stand the heat Of the
facturers in this City, destroyed One Of them stand
ing by the side Of Rchs previous to the fire. found after
ward the shape of skeleton-not vestige Of its
entstc be seen In the FIRE in Chillicohe Ohio
Rch Safes the only Safes that passed through the fiery
ordeal; all the others were entirely destroyed 1t fact
hundreds Of accidental fires in parts of the
Union during period ofweve that these Safes have
been in there record Of book scrap of paper
being burnt in of Rchs Safes
The firm of Rich Co. now Stearps Marvn) have been
the pioneers OF every improvement ID safes Tney DID NOT
which damp Safe, but they invented Improvement
to prevent that dampncss and obtained patent for said Inn
provement The consequence is that their Safes war
raned weep leak damp the books and papers
They also the first chilled iron in the construc
ton Of their Safes thus rendering the burglars tools OF no
avail This Improvement has lately been claimed by Others
although the records in the Patent Office Wsshington,
show the application OF Robertson Rch 1.-THE predecessors
of Rich Coz upwards Of ten years ago.
large of these fire proof Safes with and with
out ales patent powder proof locks and Day Nswes
Safe locks for sale at the depot No 46 Water and at the
factory corner Of St Marks place and Avenue
Of Wders Patent for the States of New jersey
Maryland, District Of Columbia, North and South Carolina
Georgia Alabama Louisiana Florida Tennessee, Ohio and
Indiana and half the patent the New
York. Texas and California Sole Of Rchs Patent
for the whole of the United States.
CALAMAND SAFES-Wilder'
~ Patent Rich's Impyoyement
No I46 Water-st New-YOrk the only mskes Of II
sbove-named celebsted safea combining both patsnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
Aorses. Carriages, Nf.

HORSE FOR SALE.-A splendid ply
IL sican's family Horse blood bay without white
spot is hands high Eve years DID, broke to stand (even BY
the side railroad train in motion without tying; stylish
perfectly sound and kind with vicious hs
bits whatever and very small feeder Cm be at the
advertisers table Cnton-sv fifth house fright side) iron
Myrtle-av., Brooklyn Price towest) $500.
EOR SALE-A splendid Family Horse,
year, old sound and tind-will stand without tying
rch bay very handsome form and action and good
handsome. Apply at 48 Chhst, to
ANDREW H. PRENTISs.
LV0R SALE A nine passenger Hotel
Coach built by Abbot of Concord lined with red plush
and good running order Can be at the Astor House
stables No. Sc Barclay-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
Varpstings, Oil Cloths, &f.

'LOOR OIL CLOTHS at No. 40 Pine
4 nc sNswc;Yos. Printed By New isssns r.ssss.
% tie trsae, tha. they hsvs obsainsd the rsss
So .em OF printing Floor OH Cloths BY MACHINERY
w. 80 eissASee OF fuish have never bce1 exce'ed s
AZ s.e row oderins together with large and desis
- 81 Clothes, fscfa 10 ket wios q greatly 70
en'sa II Asu Warehouse. No ~ PinsA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

Csoros Aesssrer Owes Rotands, Pst. MyI H. n
scp 'L. Mp III. rs, - nerepy gwen nay ~
l..sastl sne payment of he lseastrd y AdsAtike
e5es u 10 css>ss Assskncs p-psrts~., sfses ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

NOTICE IL hereby given 10 all persons hf wing
claims AGAINST GEORGE w. AIKEN, late o(ieCy New
fo teceys-d to pts~en' tie WITH vouchers thereof af -
pefsohs cebse . te de- essea the the ubs7s
Al tie oGee Ol HENRY Aifsfk, "a, 4Hsnoyerst
SARAH AiIkES, .I.,.ss,-as,
siflavTnss HFNRY AIIkYs Aoh's"S''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

N PURSUANCE OF en- order OF the Surrogate
n OF the County Of New York. hereby
havbs CLAIMS against JAMES MATHEsON late Of the City New
fot declared the same, thereof
subss be at his Office No Nassaust the City New Yo,
before the 2fih day OF July
ofJsnuary, 1854 JAMES THAYER, Pubic Adanstrstor
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Eegal Notices.

I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of New YORK. hereby psrsoss
ss'ss claims JAMES eCRYHGEOUR late oil the CITY
ke~ lOt -verssh deceased,
hereo 10 the srbssrser at ss Office, No. Nassau the Gig
Of New York. before the 24h dag July ssIDated
ferk. the 18th day ofJasaayy, lss2. JAMES g. THAYER
jl7 lawtss Psbhs Adm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
Of lie County Of ksw o rveu al srsons
ssvss CLAIMS asHis ROGER FALC0hER late Of the City Of
Aew on seoeaed 10 the viii b
se ssescrber At bis reside 10 HaAsls CO
fot CT or to$ he 10Th DAY OF Jsb sextDsted New -
9ist day OF Janssry, 1861
~ fs~ens+ EDWARD yALcosER Exeestsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

N PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the Cousy Of New York Notice hereby given TO all p~fsous
hsvsg claims against JOHS r. DONoGHUE Caty Of
New York deseaseo the with
The subscriber ut the Office Of r. Jane. Glover No. I BadEy
u the y OF New Yofs before tue hL Oststs
ne1i-Dated New YORK, the g2d dag Of pnl. 1861.
All lay5mS JOANNA DONOGHUE Adsiai.;rstnx
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
u co1rty Of New Yok hereby gwen psrssus
having sgaiHst CHRISTIAN MULLER, (or MILLERl ate
Of the City OF New York boot sad sheaksr deceased
the VII soucL-fs thereof Ia tie subscriber
10 g. Ney<t in tie Cry Of New iork belor.
esepieHsef EexDstec s.s Ycr e srsk dry Ct February 1854
joanna nULLEk, Tor AILLER) draia.uztnz.
2ef iawfnss
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&100 000 TO LOAN-In sums
" 1VO,OOV not exceeding tsoco. Inqsis u
CHARLES C. MOTT. Attorney. ks- No Wali&
Cost au6 fcun6.

TOUND-A PORTEMONNAIE, in the
Il Harlem cars Friday morning. containing of mo-
ney. The have il BY calling The Trbuns OF
fee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

IL PICTURE FRAMES, of every description, on hand
aud made TO order, at low price. w n JOHNSON,
No 5S4 Broadway, (Collamer House)
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OST-On Tuesday afternoon, in an om-

IL nibrs going from Blocker 10 LeoDardst returning
pearl Porte Monnaie, containing small and bill
1t is valued the git Of deceased friend Tie finder viii
be rewarded BY leaving it with T. p. WILLIAMS, No. ia
Peerlst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

ORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE

NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN
IN sURANCB COMPANY. Of New-Haven, Conn.,
BRANCH OFFICE Ne. 10 Wallet, N Y.
CAPITAL. $4,000.
Rhs Company insure Live Stock, such dorssA Cattle
h. &c. from death occancned either from natural causes
sesideut OF disease Of any description Whatsoever.
THOMAS KENDRICK, President
GEORGE +. REYNOLDS. Secretary.
0EoRGE BUcKLANB Inspector for New.Yerk
BURTON KENDRICK, Agent
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II N TUItSUANtE OF M UfUN OF Ute OUTIUEu1
IL OF the County New fos notice hereby -
soc. AsS s chs against ANNA HAHILTOS ate
haaeuse, deceased preen. tie 'se with voshe tereef
~ The subsc hs ofs No Il Liberty -, IN the Guy New
the eighth day Of Jsue aex Dated New Yea.
he fnh day OF December 1881.
Dc Isw0ms+ MARCUS WILBUR, Eresutor
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Jemelrp, &r.


~ to the Admiralty No. q Rodney st, Pentonye Lon
don CbTOnometeIs supplied Of superior quality warranted
not alter their rates Pocket ChroDoineser with
soeonal springs See Greenwich rate papers for 1880 81
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

LARGE TREEs.-There is now standing
on the premises of John and Mahlon Car
yer, in Bayberry township, Pennsylvania,
an elm tree that measures twenty five
feet in circumference one foot from the
ground and the trunk retains its size with
little diminution for over thirty feet, where
the limbs branch out. A curious Incl
dent is connected with the history of this
tree, in the fact that the farm on which it
stands was taken up by patent from VIM.
Penn, by S. Carver, who came over with
him from England, and that the premises
have regularly descended from father to
son by will, and always to John Cary
err" of which the seventh of the name is
residing thereon at the present time. 1t
is very doubtful whether there is any 9th
CT property in the country which has ne
yer been sold. There are also grow
ing on the premises two pear trees which
came from England with the original
John Carver, one OF which has
plentiful crop of pears at the present time.
There is also standing on the premises
of Alfred Worthington in the same town
ship, chestnut tree that measures one
foot from the ground, 90 feet in circum-
ference, and six feet from the ground
25 feet inches. This tree retains its full
vigor, and is probably the largest tree in
the country Germantown Telegraph.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06
SMITH & co.

A GENTS of tho Baltimore and Obi Rail
n Road Co., and Forwarding and Commission
Merchants, Fettorman Depot, Taylor county, V a..
will give strict attention to the forwarding of all
any point whatever and having one of the lar
gest and best warehouses on said Road west Of
Cumberland, with facilities possessed by no 9TH
or house at this Depot, to load and unload cars
and wagons into and from their warerooms,
without the necessity of the use Of dTays, OF the
risk of exposure of Merchandise to the weather
They feel warranted in assuring the public that
Merchandise will not be subject to damage while
in their care nor will they spare pains or attcn-
ton in procuring the early transshipmcnt of all
MERCHANDISE placed in their care at tho lowest
rates both in the prices allowed wagoners and
their own charges.
They have also made arrangements in Balt-
more, by which it is unnecessary to prepay
freight on goods consigned to them.
Messrs Robert Garnette and So ms, Messrs-
Norris, Caldwell and Co., Messrs. John Land
street and Son, VIM. Wilson Esq, Bayly Keys,
ESQ, Messrs. Long and ByTn, Messrs. O'Brien,
Graffn and Hanson, MsssTs; Kelly, Ban and
Criss, Messrs. Walker and Medairy. =, =.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06
Malapropi,os.

The Kniekerbocker for September re-
lates the following -.
lsMr. PaekenhaIn, late British Minister
at Washington, was one day dining at the
residence of Hon. Senator Barrow, of
Louisiana, Before dinner, and in the alb
sence of his host from the room, Her
Maiesty's ambassador was accosted by an
old grey headed colored man, who was
in the apartment, putting things ,tc
rights with Massa, is you name Pacln-
gum p yes, said the Minister. WAS
dat your brudder dat was killed at Or
leans in de great battle dar?' He was
replied the ambassador. We'll, dere Il
somehow or nudder fought so l was
dar myself. l seed him popped ober wild
my owe eyes. Great fight, dat, Msssa.
While at dinner, Mr.. Packenham said to
Mr., Barrow, Your man tells me, sir,
that he was at the battle of New Orleans
He was, said Mr.. Barrow, and acquit-
ted himself manfully in that engagement
but at the same time he looked daggers'
at the old 'seneschal' for having preached
such a subject in the presence of his guest.
He tells me too continued Mr.. Packen-
ham, That he saw my brother fall The
frown upon the hosts face grew darker,
and the subject was adroitly changed.
The next day Sam came into Mr.. Bar
row with note: 'Massa, dere's note,
and dey say dat it's for me. E'yah,
E'yal ! Sure enough, it was for him /;
and it was an invitation to dine with
Mr.. Packenham, which he did, and was
listened to with intense interest while he
rehearsed the events of the great bat
tie, all of which he saw, and in part of
which he was
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Essz4 THE subscriber respectfully informs
n "a h II his friends and customers and The pu-
II ~ 81 bile generally that he has removed 10
- his NEW, STORE ROOM at the old
stand, where he has just opened NEW aud
CHEAP stock OF Seasonable Goods, which
he is offering ON tho most favorable terms. The
stock consists partly Of the followings
3 "A large stock Of prints from 10 1915 cts.,
black and fancy alpacaz, very cheap bs-
rege de LANES, mouslins, silk popins, silk tissue,
fancy lawns, ginglas, linen lustres qucei cloth,
and other ladies dresss-goods.
s BIZ, pearl and fancysoolofed silk gloves and
mitts, kidand ehildreIl's Isle, thread, do, F st
Worked collars, shalNls, cambria h'dkis., para
soils, bonnets, bonnet ribbons, with good essort-
Inenti O.. Hosiery, = ltils ~ - Att- ~
A variety Of combs, brushes and fancy goods.
Black, blue and other celOrs Of clethand eassi-
neres
Satinetts-ail e0lors
satin and fancy -colored silk vcsusgs
1meedss ny. jeans. eotton-drills, linens, and
variety Of summer Goods, for nous wear.
BIaeA ana tqney eravats, silk handkerchiefs,
&c, &c, With good stock OF groceries, hard
wares queenswafes boots, shoes, hints, caps, Ses
&c. I s'et sNf" ga - q -. =
School-DOoks and Stationary. 81
He invites attention 10 his stock, which win
be found as cheap at least, as any in the market.
CHARLES LEWIS. e
9j- All kinds Of produce taken in oxchhnge, for
which the highest market price will be given.
Clarksburg, July 7th, 1852. - deSly
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Board of Public Works,
JESSE FLOWERS, OF Harrison.
WIN. j. WILEY. OF Marion.

SYMPTOMS of disease should never be disregard
cd. They are unerring indications that the vital
functions of nature have been interrupted in their
hcalthful action and that serious evils must in
evitably follow, unless the system be again set
right by the timely uso of proper medicines.
Boar in mind that nature is ever cndcavoring
to cxpol disease when tinvadcs the animal econ
only, and only needs the assistance of some gent
81 restorAtivc-thOrough, yet mild in its action
that will give tone to the system, and ACT UPON
THE DLoop-which is the PRINCIPAL OF LIFE.
GuYsoTTs YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARILLA.-
AS purifier of tho blood, ronovater of the sys-
tenn, and supporter and preserver of the powers
of life, it has no equal Take it on tho fir st indi-
alton that disease isuPon you, and you will avert
perhaps weeks 81 months ofsickness and suffering.
Soc advertisement.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06
New Fail & Winter Goods.

TIME subscriber has just returned from Phila-
delphia and Baltimore with large and
choice assortment of Fall and Winter Goods OF
the latest styles which he will sell at the lowest
prices, Among his stock will be found the fol-
lowing articles; nd
Cloths, CassimereG, Cusinets, Vcstings,
Tweeds, kentucky Jeans,
Scarlet, plain, fancy, black and second mOur-
ing Cashmeres,
Persian Cloth, Ginghams, oil and fnncy Prints
Shawls, eastern linsoys, Mi.ses Woolien Hoods
Woolen Undor-Shirts and Drawers,
worsted, Cashmere, and Lamb 's-wool Hose
Scarlet, yellow, white and spotted Flannels,
Ladies' Silk, Kid, Cashmere and Buckskin
Gloves, -,
Gentlsmcn's Woollen, Berlin, Cashmere, and
superior Riding Gloves,
Ribbons, Worsted and Linen Braid,
| French worked Collars, Table Diapers,
Brown and Bleached Muslius,
Hats and Cops, Boots and Shoes.
A general assortment of QUEENSW ARE.
A variety of HARDWARE.
GROCERIES of all kinds. -...
Zine Wash Boards, Corn Brooms,
Wooden Buckets, &C., &c.
The public generally is invited to call and ex-
amino the stock. :. JOHN IRWIN.
CIarksburg, Dot 9th, l852.--ly %
N. BAN kinds Of Country PrOducstaken in
exchange for goods,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

TIE GREAT RAILWAY OF ILL1No1s.-The
chief engineer of the Illinois Central Rail
way has made his report. The road, with
its branches, is to be sir hundred and nine
ty nine miles long, or this, six hundred
and twenty-scven miles will be straight
road two hundred and thirty eight miles
will be level; one hundred and thirteen
miles the ascent will be less than ten feet
to the mile on one hundred and eigh-
teen,a from ten to twenty feet on seventy
nine, from twenty to thirty on one hun
dredand thirty-two, from thirty to forty,
and on seven and half miles the ascent
will, be forty-two feet to the mile. 1t ex-
tends from Chicago and Galena to Cairo,
at the mouth Of the Ohio. The amount
of land which has been appropriated by
Government, for the benefit of the road,
is 1881 100 acres. which now has an es-
timated value of $29, 400, 900!