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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-08

Proceedings of Court.

Commencing, April 5, 1852, before President
Judge, George Taylor :; Associate. Harrison
kinkead.
April 6, on motion of James Potts, Esq, John
F. Barnes, Esq, of Johnstown, admitted to
practice in the several Courts of this County.
Commonwealth ! Indictment, larceny Of $l3
VS. at the house of Nj. McHugh,
Robert Oldfeld. Johnstown Verdict, guilty,
Hutchinson and Clark for Commonw ealth, Ma
gehan for Dett.
Commonwealth ! Indictment for assault and
VS. battery. Verdict, guilty
James Sharp Sentence-fne $40, TO be in
in prison one month, and pay costs. Hutchin-
son, T. /. Heyer and Miles for Commonwealth,
Kopelin and Pershing for Deft.
Commonwealth / Indictment for cutting tim
vs. ber Verdict not guilty,
Cornelius Crum. J county to pay costs. Hut
chinson Magellan and Kittell for COmmOnw tn
White and Coffey for Deft
Commonwealth I Indictment for assault and
VS. battery Verdict, not guilty,
Anthony Diyen prosecutor to pay costs. Hut
& IL. M'Ginnis Crimson and MDow ell for
Commonwealth, Wingard for Deft.
Commonwealth l Indictment for assault and
VS. battery with intent to kill
Henry Koch Sentence-fne $40, to be in
prison one month, and pay costs. Hutchinson
and Reed for Com, Fenlon and Heyer for Deft.
Commonwealth ! Indictment for the murder
vs. of Thos Laughlin, on the 18th
John Martin january, 1852, near Plane
No. l, this county. Deft., pleads, not guilty
The following are the names of the Jurors =
James Burk, Foreman, Thomas Noble, Samuel
Noon, jr., Peter Parrish, Michael Snyder, jr,
Samuel Black, Henry Glass, Jacob W. Smay,
James Inflow, Rowland Davis Samuel Weakland
and Joseph Croyle. Counsel for the Common
wealth, Hutchinson, Magellan, Pershing and
Clark Defendants counsel, Hoius of Holidays
burg, Wingard, c. II. Heyer and Hasson of
Ebensburg, Reed, Potts and Kopelin of Johns
town. The evidence in this case closed last
evening. The pleading commenced this morn
ing and will be continued during the afternoon.
If a verdict is rendered before we go to press, it
will be announced. The court room was crowded
all day with attentive listeners to the arguments
of the learned counsel on both sides, and the
charge Of the Court was delivered in an able, lu-
cid, legal style-fairly, honestly, and impair
TALLY.
psD~ Verdict of the Jury-NoT GUILTY.
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Mr.. Buchanan and the presidency.

Mr., BUCHANAN, in letter to a lady friend il
Washington, thus happily writes in reply to
handsomely expressed wish that he might be
the Democratic candidate for the Presidency:
81 thank you most cordially for your kind
wishes in my behalf in regard to the Presidency
Should the Democratic party of the country ele-
vate me to that most exalted station on earth,
shall endeavor TO perform its duties honestly
and successfully; if not, 1 trust possess suff-
cient Christian philosophy to enable me TO bear
my fate with cheerful and contented resignation.
In truth, so far as I am personally concerned, l
feel no anxious and ambitious longings for the
prize, though, if it should come gratitude to the
American people will ever be engraven on my
heart
Z" From your friend, very respectfully.
''JAMEs BUCHANAN"
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THE MAINE LAw.-The Methodist Annual Con
ference, recently in session in Philadelphia, pre-
vious to its adjournment, laid on the table the
resolutions reported from the Committee on Ten
perance, on the ground that it was impolitcfoF
the conference to intermeddle with political af'
fairs. All the speakers upon the subject favor
ed prohibitory law.
NEWSPAPER BORROWERS, BEwARE.-The dests
of Simon Stephens Esq, a respectable citizen O.
Newbury, N H., was caused by a newspaper
which he had borrowed, and was carrying home.
when the wind took it away He chased
through the drifted snow, and died of fatigue
soon after recovering it.
We heard the following conversation ie"
days since. between two candidates oracademi'
honor ;-"Bill, spell cat, rat, hat bat, fat Win
only one letter for each word" at csn't Do
did" "What! you just ready to report veroa''
i'm, phonetically, and can't do that; Just looA
C so cat, 7 so rat, 90 hat. so bat, { 80 iaH
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The Secretary of the Commonwealth being
introduced presented a message from the Cover
nor, the message was read. The Senate then
adjourned. E. d. E.
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Connecticut all Right.

If We can believe the telegraphic report of the
election held in Connecticut on Monday, the
democracy have obtained a glorious victory. The
whig party, always seeking to incorporate in its
creed any new fanaticism which springs up
mush-roOm-Hke in the country, planted itself
upon the Maine liquor law platform in the above
State, and if they have been so completely rout-
ted as the returns Indicate their professions for
the intemperance of temperance done them little
good. The renegade Barnum, who had deserted
the flag Of his party to join the enemy, and who
busted himself making speeches for the whie
candidate for Governor, will yet receive the re-
ward due him for his apostasy. Humbugs are
not so eagerly patronised now, the people are
beginning to appreciate them The telegraph
dispatch says -
hARTFORD, April G-1 p NJ
The returns received up to this time are IA
vorable to the election of Seymour. Dem, for
Governor, by the people. He gains in every
part of the State heard from
The Legislature viii be Democratic in both
branches, giving the Democrats considerable
majority, probably 90 on joint ballot
Hartford County has all gone one way, cleo
ting 80 Democratic Representatives and Sena-
tors, against Whig Representatives.
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For Canal Commissioner.
WILLIAM sEARIGfIT, OF Fayette-

BLANK DEEDS, Of a superior quality, for
sale at this office.
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The following is now being debated before the
Tilletudlem Lyceum (Which causes girl the
most pleasure-to heal herself praised or anoth-
er gal run down ?" We shall issue the decision
in an extra.
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I. Commonwealth
VS.
. Robert Oldfeld.
/ Hutchinson and
. gehan for Deft.
/ Commonwealth
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! Indictment, larceny Of Sl3
at the house of NJ. McHugh,
J Johnstown. Verdict, guilty.
Clark for Commonwealth, Ma
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NANBURY ard NORWALK RAIL

~ RoAD-SUMMER ARR.ANGEMENr.-on and
after MONDAY. May 1881 trains viii leave toows:
sissT P.ssEsSEs Ts,IS-Dansury Of SIS A. N Bethel
ea A. NJ Reddins AZ 659 A. NJ Ridecheld AZ II A. NJ
Georgetown 81 III A. NJ Csnnons az 7So A. NJ; Wilton AZ
Isl A. NJ Winnipsnk AZ 74s A. NJ; NoTwsh ss TS5 A n
Arrive AZ South Norwsik AZ 8 A N.
SECOND PASSENGER AND FREIcHr-DanbsrJ Of 2Se
p NJ Arrive a. scnth Norwalk a. 454 PM
Returning leave follows:
FIRST PASSENGER AND FsrIeHr-South Norwak q, ais
A. NJ. Arrive at Dsnbury AZ ll-2o An
SECOND PASSESGER-South Norwalk az $40 p NJ Ar
riye at DanbuIy az 7 p. NJ
Passengers for Danbury and intermediate stations viii
leave New York by the O'Clock A NJ Accommodation and
by the 80 P. NJ. express train.
The 645 L. N. train tom Osnbury connects with the
A. NJ. rain from New-Haven aud with the A. NJ ACCOM-
mediation train finn New-York
The $50 p NJ from Danbury connects with the $50
p NJ express train from Newlolk, and the 49 r NJ.
commodsiiOn train from NewH4ven, and will wait 81 Nor
wax IN III els p M should the 40 r NJ train be delayed
until that time
Passengers be tieketed through to NswYork from all
the stations this Road also from NewYork 10 NorwAk
and all stations on me Road
Carriages will be in readiness at Rdge6ed Station TO
vey Passengers any part Of the village Of Rdsehed al
at the station Dsnbu part Of the borough Of Ds
bury. HARVEY SMITH SUPERINTENDENT
Dsnbury, April q, 1882
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Tor freight passage apply TO
EDW'D K. COLLINS co, No SIS Wsll-r-N.Y
BROWN, SHlPLEY co, Liverpool.
E.G ROBERTS CO. No. Is Kings Arms Yard,
London
JOHN MUNROE L CO. No. Rue Notre Dame dee
VICTORIES Pans or GEO. II. DRAPER Hsvre.
The Of these ships will be accountable for god
dve bullion, specie jewelry precious metals
less bills Of dne dgned therefor and the value thereof
therein express
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Ths ships

composing this line are the following
ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye
ARCTIC. Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt. Comstock
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These shpe been built by expressly for Gov
Every has been taken In their
ruction, also In their Engines to insure strength and
speed, and their accommodations for passengers 1no-
quaed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
NewYork TO Liverpool In hsclass cabin SLID in second
DO so; exclusive of extra nze state SSO0 from
Liverpool New-York ESQ and f20 An experienced
econ attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
Ia ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNT0N-The steamers c. WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE, Of this line, regu.
larry heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No. North
River first wharf above Batterypaee daily, Sundays
espted P M, and Stonington at O'Clock N, or
arrival Of the mail rsin which leaves Boston 5SoPM
For freight passage apply the oes No 40 Battery.
place or on board the boats.
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VTANDERBILTLINEf for SAN FRAN

" CIsco-TBE CHEAPEST and SHORTEST
eot-TE-THROUGH TICKETS WITHOUT OErEN-
TiON-rhe new and powerful douhle-enine steamship
NORTHERN LIGHT. 1850 tuns burden VIII leave rig
Iuan del Nore connecting with the ooubleeDglne steam
s,ips PIONEER and INDEPENDENCE, over the Ni'arso
gus Transit Route hayrs but u miles OF land fanspoanon
fhose steamers have cabin and accom-
odAons ard with the increased facilities OF the Transit
Co passengers can rely upon going through without deten
ton At point Steerage passengers 'aken tnrodTn
$50 sI45 they paying their own transit. tanr'
nation or passage spply oniy 70 D. 3. ALIEN Cos
No Bsttery-psee up stairs
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sUPREME COURT-City ans

IN County Of New foEk.Joha Michel rbosnss X
Qgnby FOR tem4ea on eontrsst-tCcn ass
ser 10 THOMAS n. QUInBYs YoR are hereby sommoss&
required The eompsnt "a ths aepon. -ch aed
Crfk Of the t Cay and Coasy of ssws
YS City Han sad and u
said bs subscriber At he c6cs No ID
Nassau ct CITY and County ~s dzys ats The
exclusive Of the day Of saeh ssfvst
III. oonpziat within the TINE sors-
80 the planta all Jadsmch tsr
hundred and sht IS 100 ao1r. sh neses
ls Of January tbs 1sand eshi hasdfed and ku
two b.sices the cost. Of ,hl. aeon-Dsted Mar IS 1904
te1I,w6wF JACos COLE PntHs Attorney, No rs Sasas st.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Municipal Council of the united Counties OF Huron Perth
cod Bruce at the Council Room In Godench, Canads
West On MONDAY the oath June next AZ the hour OF IL
o'clock noon when the tenders will BE- opened Tor me
building of a WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the
Maitland River al the Of Godench, tspsn about ev
Set plans and DO At the Office OF
JOHN MCDONALD, Esq, Godench till the day OF letting
Two good and sufficient approved sureles WIN Dc required
Of the contract Payments will b. made monthly rs the
work The Bridge TO be completed BY the LIST OF
October lass Any Information respecting the above may
be had by making application to the County Engineer at
eatord in said united Counties II by letter. postpaid
County Engineer Office, Stratford, May n, 1852
JOSEPH 9. KIRK, County Engineer,
Huron. Perth and Bruoe.
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ryORPoRATION NOTICE.-TAxEs ofIs4s.

" MOTTO. . hereby u.en, hist the SALE ~ Tsxu hrAe
,rsr ls@s heretofore t Noveobs
IA "a. p-poa~d By rsoston Of the bo>t a Ahesss AZ
Eo.ra o. approved b. he syer ssi he s<A
APRIL WITCH day u oeoh he sse vl sonmse<e
A. The CITY the Cy Of Newfc and eossss hoa ~ -
d.y asul Completed detailed 6 ne IAss, an ~
sssr sewspep-r pstkshsd the CITY Of SssIesh cs -
be a tbs ocs and I'd - ssssa % n -
JOSEPH r TAILOR, cosrsSsA
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C,UpREME COuRT-LEyIs. CHATFTELD

- Attorney General he STATE Ne. Yea go. IA n
IDENT DIRECTORS AND cOnPAsf on The CASAL 49,
or AIBANYIn pursuance oresr q The Supreme co1n ~
DE stse Of S.x Yo s.Se the sssn cay o. -, 49,, ne W.
"A he Canal Bsnk Of Ak~ny hsssoy qsss -
Ice 70 he hoaers osttAnens eIs 49, 90 es -
holtlHs The esrEe<t>s -
- Tor The Balance eunaiasns esps9
-, ste. OF o .srr-Ds-r~d r-cens ths er7s ae~e~
80 h~y the szd nnsss or s sso
for paJnssi the SAD Rsees be sAes Nc C
,ha ysan from the date Of s so<es, % . ~.
e.,S hst ,hey preclodes from the ssssE u de ss&
.,~s r p.ysas 81 he ssd soses OF s asd esaeates
- som a. bosns the ssfne asd hzf Ne 49,
80 M be d.fo u sadsr The afeetos a. ne sa Corr Ne ne
,t Of tie other creditors 81 the sad Canal baA N sseh Anss
az b. keyeaAs ss.ernned sd the psasf -
5o-. sons The and certificates The kecycf has NJ
shch the VII s>o ~ rsS 90 fesssosa -
ss al u Tia sity-Ao sny, ynns lkti
lei iawsyy ANDhkW "AHs, SsS~S0
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Excursions.

EXCURSIONS.-T steamer Nimrod
can be chartered for excursions having been reitted
for n Purpose Apply the Wesst Foundry corner Oh
Beach ana West ats }. Z COFFEE, Agent.
CUNDAY EXCURSION TO GLEN
~ VE--The Ste.me, ROBERT NIMROD Captain
wHd j. Small, will mshe exclusion to the aoove ace
SUNDAY June g. 1852 leaving the foot OF Beaehst at
g. Pier No r. K; at 81 Peck-slip T. r., 81, and Broome
ct "a o'clock NJ Returning. leave Glen Cove al 81
O'Clock, p. NJ Fare 80 cents each way
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LIAR DYE.--A Hair Dye fully wor-
Il thy Of public patronage has long been needed Ma
THEW has succeeded lin his combination entitled THU
VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE,) In obtaining ell the
desired results perfect saety In use, beauty end per-
OF color convenience In form and aphcson with
the advantage chespnes each bottle containing than
double that Of other manufacturer bedes being cold =
half the price Price 50 cents A. B. ID. SANDS whole
sae and retail Aseuts- No 100 futon. cor William Now
York
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Orean Gteamers, &r.

DARIUS DAVISON'S NEW MODEL
DSTEAMSHIPS &c At the request Of many persons
AID crafty the curiosity excited in the public mind in
plaa for modelling, constructing and
pepg and vessels will place the rotunda
OF the Merchants Exchange Wal-st, FRIDAY and SAT-
UkDAY of this week photographic drawings plans &c Of
and vessels yachts &C. built aud 10 be built
the new model and circulars with further particulars head
ed with cut Of the steamship Columbia she would sp
pear heavy and the Sword Fish, the FIRST ,at built
on the new model can be had at the Exchange
DARIUS DAWSON BROTHER,
Nos. 37i end SIC broadway,
New American Model Steamship Steamboat Clipper Ship
and Yacht Building Office.
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ZINC Warranted Pure.-
IL The EEW-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No. u
Deys prepared to supply their Zinc Paints at the bl
lowing prices;
No. 2 White, ground in oil. &c. per pound
No. White, ground In oil 7c- per pound
Brown and Black, ground In oil 54c per pound
Dry White Zinc &c. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Amer thorough In Europe and the United satea
been found retain Its beauty and protective
than any other paint FOR whenes and bllanoy h
hvaed IL II tree from all poisonous properties
and dangerous In other pgDens viii cover-equs weight
from 40 70 loo cent than lead and Ia there
FORE much cheaper TO the As inside paint
viii turn yellow when exposed To the mlphuro1s
eases Of coal fires the foul air Of ships Their White Zas
ground In vsnish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
few houn form hard and solid metallic coating upoa
wood brick iron and other metallic saces remarkable
for their proof properties They srespecisy adapted os
marine purposes having been found ress the eoodins
action Of salt water destructive 10 other psin Oeasu
supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING Il soUIER Asents No. IS DeY-H-.H
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County fofs sd pssbe ssef
uoa MsnhAns Erc.asa the C.u u Mes rosl, he
10Th Of Jun. twelve oec4 The vies kea kaS
ofJAhEs 6REo deceased or TIE esynsnt o. hs tse&
An and osnsinths ssysub were
Of the CGy aud distinguishes
mad. thereof nd 81 aad oth. hc e~osens Jane psn
s5sd ssssrt front b. eosa
ussue~ e4--ery land AsU 10 y
hs o Ever Byrznh norhsrJ o numb trv hys andsoutA
nanh~s bvssdts fouf
twenty fest and sash each AIDE ss b Ne
-s The the pfopsry soasns ~
story dwsns Terms o 10 -
the time Of s and sAres sson dsAvso 80 a.. .sss: s =
aftef JANIS ohJios IT,,
alQ Adnlrlsuztor o mast fs6 der'd.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of JESSE T..
SMITH ESQ Surrogate Of The County fKnss shsfsev
all having claims JAMEa
BROW u thu CRY Of brotn decssssd that they
au.d 70 exhibit the vouchers thereof
ne ohee Of Cher story number 81 WsAsfe~', ths
CITY Of You @ before the lTth dag u
ted MAJ 90 1854 WILLIAM BROWN, Asln..astIAsor.
IauF
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100000 4 Jersey ;a;Y S CITY y, WA:

pnNue ~ lEh LOAN SIN PEH CENT.
with Coupons rcdeemable in as wears from the s
- ivy, ISe2-Tbe undersigned Commissioners ks con-
esns ~os ior Supplying jersey City aud places aas-
s,h Peie 1nd wholesome wster wall receive sealed
hisns a. me Office Of JAMES G. KING SONS ecr.
,ne sd iiilan-sts In the City Of Newlork nn'ii
A. ~ s'h June Dext at o'clock 2. NJ for the whole
49, tnot less than O00j OF The aforementioned
~, VI" bar interest the rate Of six Der cent
ss,s esyshe half yearly the LIT July and 10, ~,
I'M, 1, lily OF NewfoTk ard BE- reeemsbie on m. ~
49, lie Conmsoners will avail themsetyes OF Inc
s.cA OF rejecting conditional bids and OF deca,n-
p,3i~ 10y may deem not advantageous Toe Proposals
~ ne Cay shove named ~ NNSA
ma 70 be directed TO the Jersey City Water Com
lc.a.' a enoo'sed Proposals Tor jersey City Water
..ss money will be required as follows 10 per cent. On
chi, ~ oe acceptance Of the bids IS per cent on the t
sf pef cent on the LIST September 5 per cent on tie
o. ~ Suees ana the lsi JknrS-y nsxt OF
n.y pa = IN esrscs dsy 81 thu spuoa Of tie
n<Ht '~.~' -ili commence a. the date 0f PAR.
vim, y, sfnerarg toAn snsets ina, AL real .rsts
cry hJaey NisN Snd goods ssc chafteis within said
rss,en. .xaat u read tLereof anal be liable TO- the
~ ,De me prrcrsi and interest TIA, may become due
fu An. % eonds 20 be issued by virtue OF this ac:r
sp ~ eney IN the water revenues 20 meet the nav.
sagksr,,S The Mayor and Common Council are
psy e required 70 and raise such amount As
Ke r.eSssAfy above other taxes authorized by lax
,s~s ss.s under rsr will be considered
IA o. me act and Of the report on ~. Corn;son.,.
ssieaiS containing fail particulars, may
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STATES MAIL STEAM
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

SHIP COMPANY, connecting With the PACIFIC
Csifonia and Oregon via AspinwsU, Navy Bay Gest
duction of for Seease Passengers The splendid United
Stale, Mail steamship CRESCENT CITY, 100 Iuns Hen
nv Wmde Commander. will he dispatched On SAFU ROAY,
June S. al O'Clock precisely for A,pinwa Navy bay, di
rect aud the EMPIRE CITY 1850 John Leeds Com
mAndsr Carrying the United States mails will also be dis
PATCHED tsnsfsune her Passengers al Havana 20 the
st.amer Philadelphia for Asplng auD on WEDNESDAY,
June IT r. NJ from the Pier al foot WAren-st- Nartb
River Rat, Of fare TO Aspiuwal Laiies SALON. STATE
Room S65 Lower Aft and Forward saloon, do Sob SEQ
ond ain Stsndees s5 Storage SIS Passengers will be
landed 81 the Railroad Vhaf fAspawal free. Transit Of
the bmHs at the passengerS expense The Pacific NAL
steanship Company under present. srranRem-nt always
have Panama steamships inspected and received by Gov
eminent for Transporting the regular California and Oregon
nnss inledste their arrival Panama and persons
securing through passage by the United States Mail steam
from Me- vfs nave preference OF .S?umodanon Oh
board Rates Of Panamsto San Faaeco On the
most favorable tenns
For freight or passage spriy e CHAs A. WHITNEY,
the Office Of the Co5parfss No III Westst- corner OF
Warren. New-YoEk
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6tramboats ano Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

JERsEY-sPRINo ARRANGEMENTS May Z
s52-For Clinton and intermediate places from Pier No
North River BY steamer RED JACKET, ats and
r IA, and AZ ) P. NJ. for White House and ntermedsIs
oiaces ana connects AZ Ezsbethown with uAins 90 ths
n J. Railroad which leave New-York, from the loot Of
Courtiands q the houra Returning eSve Cnntos
q SIS A. M 1880 p NJ; Whitehouse q alo 1eitnr ~
md 40 A. 81 and 40 p a.; Someryils at fuight $50
and en5 A NJ and 2O5 M Plsin6ed Il STA freight 70
and ss5 A NJ and 40 r. NJ; Ehz.esfhtS~n a. ITO ans
f0S0 A N. and ais p. n ~
Pssensen Cor Easton- Bethlehem Allentown, Wilses
barre ADD Mzach Chunk, Pa and Feminfton, NewGss.
- Tuesdaya Thursdays and Saturdays Cor Hampton
Waxhnrton Bevidere ~ J. Stages leave somsrv1le daily
Gw Peapeck srd Pluckpnne the ARRIVAL ofthe =. ~
pn All basrase q the rxk Of the until delivered
nso the actual possession Of the agents. Of The Company ~
sheSks or geeeipo given therefor.
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painting, &r.


M FAD Il FULMER'S, CROTON
Vl METALLIC FlRE-PROOF Plaintiffs article 10
acknowledged by all who have used 20 be superior any
other Paint In II proof against the action Of the
weather and FIRE and cheaper than other paints In
ouence Of m taking less oil To mix and covering much
surface twice much Give II trial Principal
Oep5s No. los burrayst and No ~ 8th-av. NewYork.
FOR sale, also BY Hull Bucksll Co, 20 Greenw1eh-st
Baxter Sous Ne las Maiden-lane, New-York
J. ID Touey, No lie Fuonst, New-York
Ward Close Co. No rs Maiden-lane, New-York.
Charles N. Dean New. Rochelle, Nsstchester County
John II. Hams, Msmaroneck, Westminster County
Charles w Field, Port Chester, Westchester County.
And in most Of the cities and towns throughout tie
Country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
FREMONT VALLEY
Aprses, 0arriaaes, &f.

L'OR SALE--A beautiful Sorrel Horse,
IL Wagon and Haness, together separate. The Horse
excellent saddle Horse stylish, and snowy driver l5
hands high, kind and sound
Also Cray Horse, Wagon and Harness Horse 10 hands
high perfectly gentle sound and fast staads without yinS
Inaulre AZ the Clifton Hoase stable. Staten Island