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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

fR'o LAT-1go BEOW y STONE FRONT HOySss
with ~ she ms aern IMPROVEMENTS rent $50
pe&tan ny situated COED brick house In BROOKLYN,
49, ~ stores IN Court street. Brooklyn rent 500 Or
ktB. god iocatiob fer busipasa lrouire I'll n 2
TOWNSEND. se Nass,p etroet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10
a LADY WISHES rOARn IN TUX COZ

IN sh,rt aistatee Is ectf, y farmers Nsuss P.s
AGoress ysur r,te % tie Br adway Post oaee, stasi
y.pr ter grs. Atst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

RRCDHEAp sTORM WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
~ Grotcrio Teas, ines. Liquors. Sc No 65 rtiandt
street. corner 81 ssLnatna et oGer and dsa-
bic stock the mos terms Those in want OF
goods at the cheapest and best rates. will well to cali
aud examine. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

ITO LET-A FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED BACK
parlor, TO gentleman Inquire at 81 Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

lyOE SALE-A MARE lih HANDS HIGH-GoES IN
WAGON and pisa urder the saddle: very stylish. and
good trottor. Apply TO air DIFrNA, Beekers Hotel Eo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

tkNo LET-TWO LARGE PARL0RS ON TIE FIRST
hoor OF the house No ESQ Broadway corner of Great
yph street. en- 'easonabe terms to
Ire Tcpus are lily feet by treuty aid well
oluh ar show FIR artist Also hands rooms on
ths feocpd a. third oors he let families or single
Gentlemen. Inquire on tie pre- misses, ESQ Broadway
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-03
From the marlborough Argus
BUT ONE FACE.

Democracy, be it remembered" !"
says the Raleigh Standard, !" has but
one face and 6uf one platform, and that
platform is large enough for all sections
and every interest. There will be no
blinking nor sliding in our ranks.
Our doctrines and principles are known
and read Of all men, We hold them
up proudly before all sections. and
knowing them to be true and sound, we
court the fullest investigation Of their
merits"
Thus confabulateth the Standard with
its readers-quorum pGrfes sunaus-and
therefore we shall avail ourselves Of the
invitation Sc kindly given. and take a
stare at the face and platform Of Democ-
racy. And the first thing that We have
to remark Of the face is. that il ap-
pears to US to be like many other faces
that we have seen: its cheeks are evi-
IDENTIFY painted for exhibition-and il
the rouge were rubbed off we doubt
whether it would be much admired.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-03

|roossiluenss espers Of Them not 10 pexleci
tbew iu'eresss o. fosxei their Claims Thry
shoald unite Ia body 10 slser the prr.
ssiling syslrm Of land srsnis. esizblishins
. poliry which will be eqnsl!y Just and
advantageous ic I'll the Stzses. old and
new. u there be Prsideni-mskinr ia
sle mzsier. iesil be remembered thai there
are voses 10 be rsss on both sides Of The
mounsains; and that he 10 likely 10 Be
most papulsr ~ho has puvsd an equal
friendship 70 the people Of shs whole
country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-03
OILS, TALLLOW GREASE, AND
CHIC MINERAL PAINT.

OILS, TALLLOW GREASE, AND
CHIC MINERAL PAINT.
600 Barrels MACHINE OIL. Price rs cts.
OOO per gallon.
$500 Gallons ditto, In casks Of various sizes.
Price rs cents per gallon.
200 Barrels Boiled PAINT OIL. Price IS cts.
per gallon.
5000 Gallons ditto, in casks Of various sizes.
Price SIS cents per gallon. -.
$50 Barrels TANNERS OIL, various kinds 4
qualities, from 35 to go cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in Casks Of various sizes. Various
kinds and qualities, from 35 TO 80 cents
per gallon.
so Tons TALLOW GREASE for Heavy
Bearings and Coarse Machinery, in Bar.
rels or Casks, Of any consistency required
Price cents per ID.
$50 Tons OHIO MINERAL PAINT. in Bar
rels, al the lowest market price.
Machinery Oil, warranted not to chill in The
coolest weather, and considered by those using 7
equal 10 Sperm Oil.
Boiled Paint Oil, equal to Linsced Oil, othel
than for white.
am constantly receiving large supplies OF u.
above named articles, aud my motto %, "smai
profits and quick returns.
Sc Water Street, (undcr the Pearl st. House..
l-Hf NEW YORK.
New York, Dec, 1851. IL
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A young couple went to the Rev. Paul
Davis to get married. Nj. d. is some
thing Of wag, and by an innocent mis-
take, Of course. began TO read from the
prayer book as follows: MAN that is
born OF woman, 10 full Of trouble. and
hath buta short time to live" &c. The
as,onished bridegroom exclaimed, "Sir,
you mistake. We came to be married. !
:. WE'LL" replied Davis. .if you insist |
will marry yon; bu, believe me, my
friend, you had much better be buried!'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-03


By Ha Ezosz<s<y Dawn O. Rszs. cs<<ns
effk< STATE II k~fk c~sksz- -
WHEREAS. thrss-kahs of - vhsts ss~-
" bH Of fn<nb<rs q sseh Hoau. a lhs c.
neral Assembly did. a the Isss srssios, - shs
foilowing Aets &@
AN ACT to amend the Constitution u
North Carolina. --
wursr.s, Ths freehold qush6cxiioa ssv ~
suired Coz the ELECTORS for usrmben q tbe s~asls
eonaicts with the fusdsusnssl principles ef lias'-
tys Tb~srfcrr.
srr. 1. Bs sa~sofss Byfk< Ges<ysi A.s<~Bly
sffxs &ats Of ksvfh csrsEss. ssi q . kevsSy
e,ss<feS by fk< aufLs1fy ef iks $3.50. thsrs-6hhs
q the whole number Of menben ofesrk Hssss
concurrns fhat the second clzuss Of bird sscliou
of the 6ra Arsicis Of the amended Coosxituliou
nsi6sd by The people a Eouh CssoIins On the
sscond Monday Of November, A. D. ls3s, b.
amended BY Striking cut the wsrdsa and po>rs-
sed Of freehold within The sams district e kAy
acres Of land fo< sir nsoaths next before and st
ths day q eisrtioa.n % that the said elsuse Of
ssid section shsI resd ss follows: All free white
n.sa e he sge Of twenty-ons yesu (ereept asis
hereinsa<r dsrIared.) Who have been inhabitants
ef any ons district within The State tweIvs months
imnedis<Iy preceding the day ofsny slertion and
shall have paid rubIie tsres, shall be entitled 10
vsss 10 member ofthe sensse.
sEc. .. Be d fsrfkev ensefed. That the Gov
eruor sf The stsie be. and he h hereby disected,
70 issus his Prolamssioa 70 The people Of North
Carolina, At least az months befose the nextelec-
ton Cor Members Of the General Assembly, setiing
forth the purpor Of this Act and the amendment
TO The Constitution herein psoposed, which Pro
eI.msiion shall be accompanied BY . tue and
perfect cory Of the Act, auihsniicssed hy the GER
ii6caie ofihe Secretary Of Stale, and 10th The
Proclamation and the copy Of this Al, the TO
vernon Of the State shall cause 10 be Publishedin in
all the newspapers of ths state, and posted in the
Court Houses Of the respective Couaties in this
State, q least six months before The election Of
members 10 the next General Assembly.
Read three times and agreed 10 BY ihree-6hhs
Of the whole number Of members Of each Houss
respectively. end ratified IN Genersl Assembly,
this the 7lth day Of January, 1851.
!. e. DUBBIN. 9. H. G.
w. N. EDWARDS, d. Q.
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The following from The Knickerbocker

The following from the Knickerbocker
for October, 10 not bad:-
.I should like you 10 have seen." said
friend 10 Us the other day, "a specimen
OF green Yankee who came down the
Sound in q Hartford steamer with me.
He had never been TO York before, and
he was asking questions of every body on
the boat. However, lf he was green a.
grass he was picking up great deal Of
Information, which will doubtless stand
him in good stead hereafter. One OF his
comparisons struck me as decidedly orig
inal: up TO Northampton. said he, Il
took breakfast. and they taxed me lew
shillin's! Twas poo,y good price, but
gin il TO 'em. Twas enough, any way.
Well. when I came down to Hartford.
tpok breakfas, ag'in. next mornin'. and
when asked 'em How much!' they
looked .. m and said. Half a dollar !!
I looked ba K a, 'em poo,y .harp-bu, [
paid il; and srier I'd paid il. 90, down
and ciphered up inside how much il
would cost fellow 10 board long at that
rate; and tell you what. pooiy soon
found out that fJre the end Of a month il
would make a fellows packei,haok look
az If an elephant had sfon.pfed infa i"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-03

aSicH Coon 'uN. One OF the NEST
brilliant connundrums Of the day has
Just been communicated to US. as fol-
lows -" Why is Charles O'Connor
one Of the best woodmen in the State ?
Because at one trial he cut down For.
rest with its Underwood and Flowers" !"
". y. M;rysr.
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Land for Sale.

oSg2ea~ IOFFER. for ale large Tract Of
EES& Land in Person county, just over the
sRS northern Orange line.
~ As a body Of upland, it Is inferior
TO none in the middle part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart; !;
ne forest lands are heavily tmbered, and oil well
watered.
On the lands are a variety Of substantial I'M.
provements-Dwelling Houses, Wheat and To-
bacco Barns, Saw ssI Grist Mills--in perfect re.
pair. 6gs -
1t will be sold in parcels to suit any purchaser
PAUL G. CAMERON.
starville p. O., Orange, Nov.2 ~. OH
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srArE sr NorrM CAnolisA. /
O6ce of Secretary of Hofe.

srArE sr NorrM CAnolISA. !
0Eee Of Seerefary Of Sofe.S
I. WilIian Hut, Secretary Of State. in and
Cor the sstsie Of North Carolina, do hereby csrti'
" that the foregoing 10 true end perfect copy
Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of this State
drawn on from the original on file an this once
Given under my hand, this alst day Of Decem'
oef' ls'i' WIN. HILL, sec'y Of State.
Avn warnxAs. the said Act provides for ..
uendius the Consultation of the State Of North
Carolina 20 a. To confer on every qualified vo,e'
Cor the House Of Commons the hight to vote alse
for the Senate:
Now, therefore, TO The end that i may be made
known that IL the aforesaid amendment 70 ths
Constitution shall be sgreed 10 by two thirds 4
the whole representation in each house Of th'
next General Assembly, !, will then be submit
Ted 10 the people for ratification, have issuet
this my Proclsmatio in conformity with the FRO
visions Of the before iecited Act.
Ia testimony whereof, Dawn 8. REIn. Cover
nor az The State Of North Csrolins, hath hereun
TO set his hand and caused the Great Seal OF th'
said State to be affixed.
80, Done At the City Of Raleigh, or
.$S36E the thirty -Grst day Of December, IL
81 3SE the year Of our Lord, one thousant
318AE eight hundred and fifty one. and i
35SSfE the seven,y-sixth year Of our lnde
pendencc.
BY the Governor, DAVID s. REID.
THoHAs SETrLK, Jr., Private Sec'y.
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation
NAV fal. will please see that copy Of it Is post
ed up in the Court House Of their RESPECTIVE
Counties.
January IL. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

E0oDoDRUkD AExIVomA
CHAnLEsron-StssnshipJa nss Adgsr-Mr skiuase o
nDg Bacon-6in the stssrSRe.
kcbsrt PsttsnCapt icksrsoa. IAAs Ct
scnr ArEo nave sApsixsd II . squall.
new oaLEANs- ship Jesssrs jos Kelsey
LyEroolPpg y. a|shil Arsas.nr ana Mrs. rAs.as.
dst, ESQ France; Mr. and Mrs Mama UtisG Mis- nsas
doi Curtis besssb; Kendsl Dc; Nr and Mrs Ian.
son. ParG Mr. y Hpg and HavanA Cobb I'd, New
Ysrk, bearer u dipstchss Mr. Tuoksrnsn Bostos Mrs
Lorsk and SAushtsr nszsei Scott Besdis. 4. a.l
1rs Gsnnia kYork H A Csrlysls. Bosteai JeAn n
Don Carlo. sebssusn Don Pedro Aiosssr and dssSsssr
Hayansi Mariana vclasquez and SON Corduba, CubI
CeciN ParAna nexioo; Abajsr. Peru; J A LonN-
leux France; Mr. and Mathews Ohio; Gray, Lvse-
poo; Mr. Murray San Francisoo; Longblia. ds0rsds.
Ireland; Jenhins, England Kisrstsd London; n
Cote: Scotland; Larcu1 Psris; 3 q Tabssee nsx
leo 10 B,.in:u., Is.nb.; cooc SYcrk Total q
Ill John Dempsey vesser, + Denny. 2 Cosks "
Coleman A MoAlliter, lady ana child, SsrrslL q
Wsssr Miss War Miss Clay Miss Ssylss Mrs Moeasy,
Mrs Dempsey, q Ilmendolph Gilm re- Mrs Greed and
child Mooney. Mrs smith. two children and ssrvsns
hn Waite Hishan Riohd Gage lady and ehild. Miss
Bawley Hawley Mrs Halle veil and child, Cowan.
WIN Smith Williams, Henry johnson II stssraGe.
CHARLEsron--Steamshp MsYion-hr Ropkns and lady,
Mr. G H. pkins, Mr. Henry, Bssttis. Hart. b n
ooohin l. Fall Mrs Atwood Ms Brown and child. Miss
tos Mrs Besell and child Miss simmons Miss Arnstrsag
Miss Dole NJ Grain. Bradley. Geo Hayden. NJ Dole
60 In the steorage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

vISHI MAxRBD wOuANy PRIVATE MEDICAL
Companion-By Dr. A. y: Maurieeau, ProfsNor y DIS
So: e w'% y rEsnssh ssso, lone gp - P:s
many ~ snsasasss vs an1 pssnaissy aissHss = tSs
~: vssi iss.ss:s .:s:sl.I ). &. H ss;r.s 8
secrets which should Be Known V them DsstsSiariy
Here, aee, every fsmAleAhs ~ife ths methsr-ths
either budding into weuanhood he other IN ths dsens
change, discover The stoms snd the most
eeisnt remediss and the most certain mode u eure II
every compliant 70 which her ssx y subject
Essrsss Of letter nom s'nN:.:. DaystG. ohis,
d. A. n. HAuaIosAu. No - Liberty sirsss:-
Ny Dear eir-My wife has been psreeptibly dnkngfoc
three Or mere In ecsscqusoss other gsas
eonansmsnt-svsry suooessvs one and more Ssbi-
Satins prossratiAg her, putting her life nninsnt
:st IN. s ss Sa -: -:
@ossHsj your book highly spoken u = scnsssins
s1:s "ssss rssss Ing ny osss Il: receipt rss
as chat Ss ssss sssssssy % - ss.s1.S
rsnassy oSsnsd lrc:p:ss 70 ne witch lIsas ess
have pesssd ever heaA In al human probebty NJ Wis
would have been n her sHavs aaA ny ohAlArsn beSh
Ia Of course, impvasNeabls V convoy mere fuIiy SAs
serious eubisct treated o. ~ they Of naAsrs ststy
asfs: q: = n: = S.sss::, &: AZ. n:s:.
H. x, r.. s:s :s;:* i l..
T.! psssre. No. Chs:Sss ssrsssl rh!ls1sl!his On
%.ss go s:s' rss Dr. tS:
ses 10 Liberty strssA n. T. % Beg LIZA New Yssk Poss
s.sR Vii ssss.d sss n ~.
S1snss yhs nay assss - free o. s.psass V Asy part sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
A sPEEEpY AND cERTAIN CURE YoR NIuRAL

A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR MURAL
"A sia, Ncdooroux toothaohs, nervous hsadsohs. ANA
rheumatism In the head, and preventive Of oonysl
stems any other sosp.in.s a.senas1t Early oAli
now belss successfully Adnnis,sred in me form OF
nedieated necklace 70 be next the ss
An eminent German physician discovered the virtues
valuable medicines 81 which the beads Of the nsokos
made and prescribed the mode Of application Thsnoties
u the pablo not therefore, called 70 quask medicine
hat reeo%mendsd By one Of ths mess emit
TIE Of the sin directly the diseased
nerves snording generally meant and awsys
relief and ehecSing permanent Patisn1s whe
hours t.ai Of ths nsdeassd nssklaee aot
period mmsdassly returning ths same. receive back
their money.
Of the msdcated necklace offered By Sohunsr KSldnsr
IL Of sueh nature 70 unngly produce ths ee sets-
faosoHy results. q. BnAyNLIoH, n. D.,
266 Henry street, Bsoeklyn.
Price, H. Agents for different quarters Of ths city mar
make liberal contracts By calling on ths propristoss-
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MARITIMR lint Il Lie u N O Il .


Port or New YORK. Dsosmbsr 10, lsSs.
CLEARED.
Steamship Marion Berry, chsrestcn. spohord, Tneston
ACo
sebr Heater, worden, New Haven. Dunhsn Dimon.
CID yesterday Bremen bark MsxdaienA tsos Madslns),
Kuhmsn, heysr q Steohen.
ARRIVED.
Steamship James Adser Diokipron Charlsston- yish
m zee snd psssenferr, 20 spono Ties0n CO Dss -
miles ~ Cane Hsteras Shoals passed steamship
Berjsn min Frantlia from Nov York for nsw 0lsass
shis twers rish folipperl Baboook wosn peS w ssys
LI,n, re shie sta hovss from wns.eee s es "a .
Ne steu Of esAta, ~ ship Hssssas Ten sAAssAss"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

BsIo9ror CATTLs MApKsr. Thursday, Dec rs AZ
market 600 beef cattle 22s stores heep and Also
swine Prices Beef Catte-A full market ana prices
Of last week hardly realized except best quality
large proportion Of tho number Of cattle sold We
quote extra ct So26 $3.50 first quality Is rs 50;
Of small store cattle quite email and are not much in
dersnd We quote yesrlings 81 so; two years old ~
SIS three years old go S26 Working Oxen Sales
s62 SIS ses eos and Clio Cows aud Csvcs-salss
$40 SO. as sa1, s3T, and $40 Sheep Sales 81 10
81 So s22S and %; weathep s4Ts - 80 o. and s5 rs
o~iss-A .s<ss proportion TO slaughter Stills az;
corn fed GH OK, and u shoAN sask foe soYs, and
on tor tsxfors Al retail, hom oNyx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

NEW RESERVOIR IN PHILADELPHIA "A new
reservoir connected with the Phlsdsehis wsser Works
bad the water let into II for the rpt time the 22d inst
OF immense sise On the inside measured from the
root OF The banks, II 576k feet long, and 2sek feet
vide enclosing an area Of square feet Its dmsn
sions at the surface Of the water when filed AZ
sores When full is capacity is 10 feet depth contain
ing 10 900 s0 ale gallons us la cubic feet equ,va
lent to 75e4l tons OF water With the other rearvoirs
previously existing II furnishes cspscity equal TO
% ,o oss gallons Of saier THE Is sxol1siys Of che
reservoirs beoogir ~ the 5p lDg aAta All Ksnsinx
ton mattr wriks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

w. s: rs = !s II: ; .. ~
~ sbs Ds.vsrs. spoks S.ri James Han hsass for wl
s. ; &.
James haley The + anchored on the bS Fri,sy
Ship Ahssr Gibbs cstss. France OCT = passed oibrsl
ter Nov With wirs &c. tc nsstsr Hss been ~ aay'
sSip Elsiaors tsndos. Iosdss S DAYS, via Halifax.
s..:r "a :sn!S. With nd.s and ia D.s:sass" {" WI
Ship Robert P..ssa los .ovaonssn PSriasseD. Has.a
.s 80 1s ssoSssssd signals Win Sssi Lyra BspL.
shis J..sor. Cobb Nsv Orleans IS days With msss I.
BARI PTiuosson sof New hsvsni sssiss. Dsnarsrs s.
BFi Esther Fra, Of: Cossiss Gusysquii Is dsys. With
isdiio COCOA. 20; 70 B.Aop Co Eoy9 q ni!es Of
fols Dec :, 60 miles Of 20 Nay spoke Br brig Ar
sls S.er.s OH. IL Smith Aux o.y.
g Ion 80 poke sohr Roscoe from Port au Plat fog
Brig ADsa:s.dor tBr Dosns. TURKS Islands, Is days.
Brig Nancy sof Bsrimorsl. Davis. Ponce. Pr IL days.
with or anges. T. TO 3 southmayd 4 Son
Biis =, con; WstAins Savannah eh days. with cotton.
Big Torne barry. jacksonville. ssys with lumber.
Brig 8usns yiss, Hins: Wilmington. NC 10 day. with
Blk eliveiyn. Davis Wilnn, ton NC. Is days. With
sshr ods lD.n Brselveld. Rio Jsnsiro 4s days. with
sshr nasn.lis Davis San Juan do los Rsuedios days.
ssbr Nebraska Washington. Port Lavaoa Tsxas) % days
senr governor. watson. Js.fsonviiis, nv. Il days
sehr Elizabeth Smith Virginia. 3days.
sssr M.;.n paw, Dsy ss's,ms.s
Sohr Hampton, -, Asohtas. IL days.
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BELOW,
AAHIp.
Mssrsllanenv,s

Stsam.hiye Arc tic Luos Liverpool Alabama, Ludlow.
SavanDah; Marion Berry ChArleton ships Bald Eagle
Duneresq ~ Independence, Haskell, San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

SUPPOSED MURDER AT WASHINGTON An in
Quest vas held yesterday morning in the First ward In
Nov Of the body Of white woman found dead Yesterday
morning In email grocery, occupied BY the deceased
end her husband II was In evidence that husband
Daniel T. WOODWARD. had many alercstIons during the
previous evening with her. end threats had been heard
BY the neishbors, made By him to kill her. Wren dis
found deceased and four pistol ball voun a dis
covered IN her head The jury returned verdi that
Catherine woodward the deceased hsr death By
wounds inflicted By pistol shots from the hands OF her
hutbsnd Daniel +. woodward The aocused was ar
rested and fully committed yesterday to answer the
cbsrgs cf murder BY Police Justice Drury Of the First
ward. ~ ash,sFfsn Republss, DEC as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

DOCTOR HUNTERs RED DROPS CANNOT BIZ HAD
genuine Ia Buffalo, n: Y.-It can be had in Ne Or
lsAns ~ No $50 Canal street II makes speedy and
rough In certain dseass the least
Of Diet drink exposure or business One dollar Vial
mp ssahs New York. until the ONCE No. s nnshst.
For ten past quaok Doctor ths
and other cities that get lie about this great
nedy Dr. Hunter restores people " sound health daily
bumbuxa. = -
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Laws OF the United States.

An Act TO amend the act, approved the thirty hrst Of
August eighteen hundred and fifty two In reference to
the for continuing the survey of the Next
boundary BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of America In
Congress assembled That for the purpose Of continuing
the survey Of the Mexican boundary II shall BE- lawful to
much OF the appropriation provided BY the act a
proved thirty first August eighteen hundred and nfy
two entitled An act making appropriations for the civil
and diplomatic expenses OF the for the year
ending the thirteth Of June eehtecn hundred and fifty
three and for other purposes" may Be required in
running and marking raid boundary under the treaty Of
0usdsupe Bdago on the Rio Graude, bel w the town
called Paeon and in defrsyiDg any necessary expenses
heretofore incurred that nsy hereafter be incurred
connected with eaid survey. Approved Dec %, 1852
An act authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury Is
rsstters to vesels in certain cOssBs 1t snsctsd
by the Senate and House Of Repre stsves Of the Uni
ted States Of America In Congress mbled That the
Secretary Of the Treasury be- and be hereby authorized
to issue register enrolment for vessel built In
foreign country whenever such vessel may have
shall hereafter be- wrecked In the United States and
have been - shall hereafter BE- purchased and repaired
BY citizen o. citizens thereof Provided That It shall
BE- proved to the satisfaction Of tho Secretary Of the
Treasury that the repairs pu. upon such vessel shall be
equal to three ourths Of the Of said vessel whom 20
repaired. Approved, December 49, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

MANN's SUPERIOR PURIFIED MEDICINAL COD
" Liver Oil can Be obtained At stand No. washngtoa
yenth avenue bet.sen Tysnty-hith and Twenty siIth
afford to IL This oil prepared from fresh vsrs
selected BY himself sud from the It's pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

nR. coNvERs' iNvIGoRATING CORDIAL. Pm
~ emily remedy yet discovered for debility weak
ness mpotency and all the Of impropsr
bits OF Youth for business society %
BOTTLE or three for 50 Important advice the married
And :nE: sent to shs country. sSld b Dr. c. - hs
daily cousultst in all forms Of certain disease d.
Conyersb author OF the Beacon Guide from Youths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
The LEAD TRADB.-We derive from the Gslena
feyonan interesting facts in regard to tho lead
trade of that section Of the country for the year just
closed -
Amount Of lead shipped from Galena from 18th March
to 1tth November, 1861, (pigs) .......... 2Sl sos
Sent forward By railroad to lakes ........... 1888
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2oJ 7sS
Amount shipped from Dubuque, Potos, Buena
Vita, and Uassyil,e. ..................... 1874


When compar ed with the ltfsde OF 1851 there is . de
nciency Of 81 $50 pigs But this Is accounted for by the
early closing of navigation the low of nearly tho
whole and the bad state Of the roads Immedi.
Aey preceding the close Of navigation the roads between
Gepa and the furnsces nearly impossible and very
little lead received But the low Of the season.
and high freights still serious interruption to
business sndto this Is to be added the feet that navig
ton closed three ks earlier than usual In 1851 the
last Shipment made December ad-this year tho last
sent forward November 10th much larger amount
has been however left the levee at Galena The JEFF
thinks that the lead shipments have reach
ed their minimum and that hereafter greater supplies
may be expected S. Louis Repnbicon, Dec 49,