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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
Commerce IL Institute of Indianapolis
w. NICK. SCOTT. A. NJ. PrincinaI.

ENHIS INSTITUTION now permanently established and is
%S S hs snG
Institution the West for full thorough
ton whilst the cost is LILLE over half of others
The Studies Of the Full Course hose necessary complete
and thorough Mercantile Education and cOmprehend four dnc
Glasses Of Subjects iO-wi,:
ees the science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and its aea
on to Wholesale and Retail business by sole traders and
steam Boating and Foreign Shipping and general Commission bus
the Cash book Bill book Bank hook Invoice book Sale book
Grain book osGaTd Invoice book Account Current book &c
THIRD CLASS-MERcANrnE ARIrHMErIc-Embraces Cacu-
aon Interest Discount Loss and GAIN Commission and Broker
age Equation SfPsymen's Direct and IndTee! Exchange &c
FOURTH CLASS-COMNERcIAL IAw-Embraces The Law
&C. relating Sole Taders Partnerships Corporation Primer
ne, Fire and Life Insurance Contracts with carriers hiring
emees which lie in the hands the Merchant him
self as The StopPage Of Goods in Transit Lien &c
Partial COURSE Embracing the Scientific part of the
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law, be
n as 10 wn nd S Se F as5
GPice Of Cards OF Admission 10 Partial Course, s2O
paid or secured
ONO alniance Pupil in either without first OBJ
tanning Card Of Admission from the Principal
LECTURES Banking Political Economy and other subjects
valuable to the Merchant 10 be KNOWN will be delivered through
Diploma granted only those who pass satisfactory
animation at the completion OF Full Course
day Of each month although Pupils adnsd amy
Report OF the Board OF EIdntReTx May ~, ISL
We the undersigned by special request acting the Board
Examiners Of The Commercial Institute of Indianapolis do certify
attended the
class OF said Institution and find said class well with
the elementary principles of Double Entry Book Keeping could
well be expected their and opportunities of
sered We believe them 10 have received from their In
sucto thorough drilling this all important branch OF CONNER
clal Education which, steadily observed and properly pracced
upon, will reader them able
would recommend that the following named members
present class receive Diplomas, to-wit
James Weeks John NJ Dorsey HeZekah w Roberts Samuel
Morris Joseph r. John T.
Nicholas McCary Jr James L Brown and Tvra Montgomery
And in conclusion would congratulate the citizens OF indiana
having il in their power parOnize home Institution Ct
Commercial education where much information short
and far anxiety mind part paens
and guardians and believe will be impaired any 9th
similar II sliution in the West. B. F. NORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
WIN. SULLIVAN,
C. b. DAVIS,
BENZ. l.. LANG
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
70 BUSINESS MEN


TuNHE through
out the STATE Of Indiana, the facilities they offer for the
of legitimate local business profits OF which
exceed those other within their knowledge They
e Se AssH' ''F the sale Of the splendid Fabrics
AMERICAN PORCELAIN COMPANY,
MaHufaere BY Charles Cartridge Co. Long Island and solo
ExcLusIvEIY by keSss Goodel OF New York city
and by their Agents These of almost endless variety
and elegance durability and cheapness stand positively unrva
led having wherever introduced drn from market all similar
goods.
The system under which the American wares
absolutely
Cuts off all Competition,
and give the retail dealer all the profits which he has heretofore
mense sales which superiority of the nsures gives
dealer unexsmped gas gains which only Immediate but
which him large and income for inr
In addition to Porcelain Fabrics in
system OF sale, We haze the wares Of the
American Argilio Company
thus offering mducement inferior
These being manufactured at the celebrated
shmeni OF Messrs RUSSELL ERWIN OF Netc Britain Conn
ed and scarcely believed without inspections;
therefore invite all who desire 10 embrace tho
Certainty Of Rapid Wealth
under ihh they sold; pedgng ourselves all cases
good our statements.
opportunity such may not in CEN
responsible business character and desire with
others But shall be happy receive the calls the
HOusE, Indianapolis ony of SUCH but OF all interested
aiming these mosi useful unique and elegant productions Of
WINCHELI., PHELPS a Co,
Agents for Johnson Goodel
REFERENCES.
j. b. FITCH, Pres't Mechanics Bank, syracuse, n.
f.. b. WIcks. Cashier Mechanics Bank Syracuse, N. vi
THos. g. AIyoRD, Pest SAT- Springs Bank, Syracuse, "
f. b. JUDsos. Cashier Sa Springs Bank Syracuse, N. "
A. =. BARNES Co. Book Publishers, New York city;
6Eo. DERBY & Co, Book Publishers, Buffalo, N. y;
July, 1852. iulyl5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
The DIR. SherTod Matter.

Mr. Greggs paper of the 18th, contains an elaborate
attack upon what he pleased TO call the populations OF
DIR. Sherrod, and the consequent corruptons of the
Democratic party. The amount paid to Dr. Sherrod is
shown in the following correspondence.
ISpIANAPoLIs, Aug. 10, 1852.
GEN. ]. P. DRAKE, Treasurer of State.
SIR:-Please state in writing, the amount paid by
you to Dr. W F. Sherrod, for services during the late
session of the Legislature assistant Secretary Of
the Senate or otherwise. and very much obige,
Yours Respectfully,
MILTON GREGG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02

Hon W. W. Wick having received all the votes cast,
was declared the unanimous choice of the Convention
the Democratic candidate for President Judge oil the
Sixth Judicial Circuit.
On motion the Convention proceeded to ballot for e
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the Sixth Judi
cial Circuit The first Ballot resulted as follows
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
REFERENCES:

REFERENCES:
Hon F. A Hannes AN, Indiana
Hon Wilson Shannon, Ex- Gov OF Ohio
Hon VIM p. Bryant Ex- Chief Justice OF Oregon
Hon Isaac y. Walker, u. :. Senate;
Hon John Moore, Springfield, Illinois;
Hon. VIM. McMurly, Lieut. Gov. Of Illinois;
Hon 5 H. Treat, Springfield Illinois;
For further information address f.. ) COOPER,
Peoria. Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND 0RTHOP EDIC IN,
STITuTInN

FHNHIS estab hment u-t completed and will be permanent
II place for the reception of all patients wishing undergo
diseased EYES, well
ted for the removal OF all varieties OF DEFORMITIES, such
long ing Dsocaions Cub-foo nmobty Of the Lower Jaw
&c., DC.
The building j. in beautiful and healthy location, the
border OF the Guy Peoria where patients be accommodated
with comfortable boarding and washing, such corresponds
10 each Every instrument and apparatus calculated carry
the designs such provided
pedc Department several entirely original used
which IN Ciuo OF young children frequently Obvaies the
sty of operating by the knife
The design OF the Eye Department particularly for the
treatment those patients who under than
he pursued such institution would be for the
bic.
For further information address
r. s COOPER NJ. D,
Peoria Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02

1J-There are three Theatres at San Francisco. One
of them, the Jenny Lind, cost $4,000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE.
from r. Fckardt's Celebrated Black Linimen,

APPLICABLE in all the diseases Of Horses and Cat
tie where external application required, such Corks
Chas Calls, Spra Bruises Scratches Cracked Heel strains
ofhe Shoulders sae Hoof Knee Hip Joint Feock and Of the
Pasiern and Coffin Sweeney Sp SPAWN Hard Tumors
Disemper, Fisiula Poll Evil &c &c.
And Also excellent remedy for the Human frame in all
Weakness Stiffness OF the Joints Pains In the Back Breast
Sde Face, Limbs &c Sore Throat Influenza Swemgs Rheu-
mafisn, Sprains Bruises, DC. &c. dc.
This article far superior and cheaper than the
Nerve and Bone Lnimen in use.
The Genuine prepared and sold only by the subscribers.
obtained agents throughout the
State Price a bottle, bsles dollar, by
TR0UP d FlCKARDT, Druggists,
Circleylle, O.
TIE whom all orders be addressed
The GENUINE BLACK IMMINENT can also be had OF
THALMAN & EVANS Indianapolis
And other respectable agencies in Indiana mar4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
ISDr.S.po,rs Nav %. 1851

N II shall be the The Principal furnish al the grad
Of this Institution who desire with immediate employ
he therefore requests business any the
who may be Of good inform him OF the
stating all particulars and he viii try send him well quail
fed in every particular.
Arrangements have been made with OF the largest
best Boarding houses in the City board lodge all the Students
from abroad making board
ing Tuition and Stationary about $1,000 the price Tuition
in the Cincinnati Colleges. iuly17-lyd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
NEW HAT AND GAP STORE.

NEW HAT AND GAP STORE.
rT-pNDER THE PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS u
FuNHE subscriber having taken for the present. Store the
- Palmer House bcdmg offers and well selected
of Goods in his line, consisting of
moleskin, Fur, Cashmere, and Silk Hats,
OF the latest styles which for quality beauty 6nis
biiy challenge competition
beautiful OF STRAW GOODS, for Genilemen's
Boys, and Chidrens comprising among others,
Panama, Braid, Leghorn, and Straw Hats,
variety ''"f'f
He will also keep hand complete
Drab,
Soft Casssimere and Brush Hats
Consisting Cf the Kossuth Magyar Hungarian,
other patterns.
Palm-Leaf Hats, Black and Drab Wool Hats
From the best TO the cheapest qualities Also,
Mems and Boys Caps
Ny Goods OF superior kmashp and designed 70 secure
will be sold as cheap as The cheapest fol cash
OF Country Merchants supplied the most liberal
SAMUEL WILMOT
ON b. This establishment will be removed the
LIST OF September, the stand occupied by w H. Talbot
Jeweler, under the Capital House.
Indianapolis April 10th, 1s52-d& w.t.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02

EGHoRN AND PALM LEAF HATs-over seventy Eve
Ieghorn Palm for Men and Boys
received and for sale wholesale and retail al
O. F. MeGINNIS' Hat Store,
South side Of Washington street. second door Of Meridian
apr9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
III

We The undersigned having used the Composition Roofing Ma
terIal Louden Duffy cheeruy recommend be-
evig all the advantages aserbed Fire
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02

No one having received a majority Of all the votes
cast the Convention proceeded to fourth ballot, as
follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
No one having received majority of all the votes
cast the Convention proceeded TO second ballot, as
GIN. over.treet. 5. Brown. RA. Riley
orerstrett. S. s. Brown. r. A. RiIey

No one having received majority OF all the votes
cast the Convention proceeded to third ballot as io
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
T. n. NICHOLS If JOHNSTON
NICHOLS JOHNSTON.

m HAVE located permanently in The city Of Indiana
9 polis Office Meridian, street, few doors south
QIfy3[A of the Post Office Operations Warranted.
AIIh oct30-1yd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-02
State Fairs.

PcOngrsss adjourned on Tuesday last
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miscellaneous

4 ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted In
~ the best papen IN other cities and tovns q v.
kALMER,s Advertiaas Aaensg Nnoone sshdnes
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN

NRAILROAO.-F.LL ARRASeEaEsr.-sspt - tsox
Trans out Of New-Yok leave pesf the corner OF Ssn
and 6rvsdwsy. Accommodated and sp- ciA AZ ~" eAs
IL 81 A NJ. ace ane 5 - 7. a, through 70 Se~'ns'eA
Ass A. NJ and 6 so P. NJ, for Port Cee.t-r.
The IL 81 ~ ruIs In connection vitn trsin To-
Haven to Hartford and Springfield ana Ni'n -'
CANA Road. ~. sz.-s.n
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont RiH0sH % W
densburz and MontreD ,p..-..~, ,on-
rsrtin, with Housatonc and Hsnzstncs kAsrosas ;.
Briesrpor and cseAI Railroad ~ Ne - hsssei sno -
p M stopu,pr Al stanford HorvJs and bna<epot -
secring win Hou.tonis ant hsasiaSx hAA"s~
Bnseeport ...... "a a,>cisI
At5S0 : DO md sS5 A NJ, snd i2D r NJ taroasn uo<n
AKA ard q. s. n, from Port chesesf
The SIS NJ receives p.sssneers u Jm "a y
U.,,s-d ara Cana Railroads, ~ New hsysa he ~
receives from Hartford and Spring held sns
the Northern Railroads
ExPsIss TEAMS Issye Nev-Bssen q srfvsi uHna
hem Boston st LIS and ESQ p ttOppns = bnhfssoi
aSP.M
principal Hossl GEO. w. WhIsihk&rHse ss@
Nee.Hssss, Sept, lisa
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Hsssso
COURT.--In the natssr Of tho -

CUPkEME COURT.-in the matter Of the ..
- esesnoe q he Mayor, Ahsrms. ses eynaeesH q -
ciry Of ss~ Yoh, relative he oPtEfN0 u 0Hg aUuDR1A
LFD TWEsTY HOURTH ef., ron Oh ChsscA Rosl ~
sh s,, CITY Of Hsv Yoh-rhs srzsr<sns1, conasas
Of RsonaS ss1 AssssDsns sbnvs ssrssS 1sus hseo
81 Aesof - Loao4
of psosts Of The s,as Of Hsv Fora, ssr A. 80 -
sahy de Of Nsv yort. passsd AssI o,io
Ard Tie entitled Ar A snsr5sl Al snis1 - ~
IN rotation " he collection Of Asssssassu snS rsas - 81
ana Coury See Yoh, ana Ss osss sass essss< ~ ~
800 Sasssd nsy y 1884, NE ceesPeee ~
.spanu en- and mgrssd 1nnpro.sd ssb ssse9
thsrsoy oonpssd sss 49, sssssene
scptsS tha1 sn ~sasessssso -
scts1 thsrssy, and ~te - s s.ss sss
Dfsssrt her eesctoes 90 ~runs. 70 3 GhhY kbkAnAh
Ne Chairman Of he ss,S CSnnssscesss. de eees $780,
ossefns. ~ IN asissruss. 70 IA cy So
sracse b. sad and sss>-sasat
ots psess psrcss 81 and. ss1 ssn1is
Of hs Cay See Yori, and included sths ne nnoT0 -
o. he b. The ssstssH bee % sss o. ~ -
sea. b he sassssH hss 80 q nh e.J - - 10000
sns Of he csuffs of he stoci ssswsss lef13 -
% The sostA ~ ne hss Of de esssss a ne ~
sadlss1sl e ~ ssns hsb go - - -
s,rsss sa..sssossrs sAss Of ~ Co 20 100
s..~,. IA GrtSs, ars hst Ass sp-Nn - -
scntsS nsr1ss ON = naSs 40 $4,000 Y sXsc
- 49, ~ - York epsriaj Ten - - ossrf
- :, ~ c., HaII q De 90 Of 80. Yea -
- ocsoSSg 10, - he sssssss q shs Com =
~ 40 a. sksss, 600 S~sahss - essssS
49, - = ~ a. ~ rs"o " -oss'-psAse 49,
eco. oeDoh0s
lss,s T. DAVIS, Asknat
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NEW ROUTE .RUTLANDto TROY,

J. via ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the WESTERN
VERMONT and TROY ard BOSTON RAILROADS.
making the Line complete from MONTREAL to NEW.
YORK and the only route yps the through Mail and
Express between NEWYORK and MONTREAL:
Cans leave Rutland for Troy rpou the srrvs OF the trains
from Bellows Falls and Burlington az 10 - arriving
IN Troy st 80 r. NJ also, upln the arrival OF the trans
from Burlington and Boston at ~ p VI arriving at Troy
at NJ passing through delightful and romantic session
OF Vermont shch has formed interesting part Of the
history OF the State
Tickets TO BE- procured at the Stations Of the Rutland and
Burlington abroad and OF the Conductors IL
Be sure Jour baggage 10 checked by Western Vermont
Route.
This the shortest and only through without change Of
bsggase) route between Rutland and Troy.
w. 8. JOHN.ON, sapt. w. VI T. r.
s. r JOHNSON SUIT K g. X. X.
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COURT.-In tho matter Of tho o.

SUPREME COURT.--In tho matter OF tho ap-
- oHeaton Of Mayor snd cSnDoaltv " the CO
Of Yoh, relative tho OPENING snd LAyIH0 OUT
PUBLIC SQUARE, Known BLOONIs0DAL IL SQUARE, u
The Snsssn Ward Of sad aadsfssnsd commss'sa
and Asssssmsnt tho above entitled matte ssss
noues the or Act Of the LsUs
sars OF he people Of the stats OF nee YosA snst An Ae,
amend entitled Ae 70 rsducs ssvs lave fehpas ~
ncusry Ciu Of Nee Yof, Act passst Ap ~
is3o ana also the entitled Al Act amend Act sade1
Ctr and County Of Ssw Yor and @ other essssS naS
a. passed Nay y s4i n the owner ovnsfs -
ell houses and improved anmpeovs1 hnds afsce
thereby thsu ssunfss as< ssssssmsus
entitled matter and that Al ~hoss osvss -
sdscsd bsby and vho may os opposed 20 The
W present thar objections 10 wn,irs % MOSES nAIAAkD.
Esa the Chairman ofhs ssd Commnoass a tbs onoss -
Wseas No. o. Wal st. The CIy VI ssw fvh, within o.4
Iss, from ts dsts ofh Aod that the iu snssese
DE sss sstmsts oIovs that nsuI ~
Ward Of Nee ross snA bosstst tssnese
sns bows sfis On the sosh - ne so.
,rly ns on SIDE of ssvsstb o7th . 90 lss s:s e
sobsry Ens or ds Of vory third st tst 90 No sas ~
,.ss.,l, bps srth (sb on The css he 49,
Al, sps or sds lsss - ls5 so~n on ne -
sssS ), he Comlsonsrs Of Estimate saS Asssssnsn . ~
above entitled 6s 90 AFORESAID ho susss CSmssos
IS o6cs Which cad entitled has 81 esopsrg -
sairs or ana bsssetsS ~ the snl hyns oct
1snsrs inown Bhomnsdss ssasrs - The rnssssuth wee
Are hst thsr rspo he sbo,s ssptsd nsss on " 49,
sSs pr,ssssd % The Supreme csar Of The szts 81
scss Term sas cosr. BE- hsS q The Cty hah Of -
c., IN esv Yof Saturday hsss dag Oesess seo - -
oosuEs Of The that dsy ss hat there sst Hsa, -
soon srssAs counss can BE- bard noce On y nd -,
n0eEs uArsARD.JG>
JosIrBs voRH, -
us.ss DAVIS. A.torasy. Hrsssso
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.

- Yoh-snhur W. HaIt sssnst Dsud Joasssobn : Sun;
demand contract ICON not To Mr..
DAVID JOsASsuHsi sr-foa hsr@by summoasd aad
qured the complaint this srton which Will be aid
Ce Of ths City and Consty of Nee fo the
Cy Han the Civ Of New Ton,
the sad COMPLAINT the snbsnbsr at hls os No 81
Chanbess City, within twsoy amer the
OF eHcye Of The DAY of such snA
you fa the said complain ~in the AFORESAID,
psptfn this acton viii tsks jude Ne
sum Of three hundred and fourteen dollar and cents,
With from the tses, esh day Of August ocs oasss1
ssht hundred and ly ~ this
August -, lS52 BENZ ktssAN Plainuns A,t@ssy,
Ths FLED the 0ss o. the Clerk o the CITY and
County OF Ee~ Yot the Cy Hall the Ctr of New fo
the SOth day OF August ls63 au3f lavSsTss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
ENAMELED and
ORNAMENTAL,

cot,.,, SIT. All descriptions Of ne Is sas..J
OrS.nsntal cottsse ,si chsneer s.In' ~ ne ses
hand. OF nannfscture, 1870 n,,es. Furpiturs
ssSis soIss I Ii. .sor n0c' s.4 ..ai s.'
Don paa % shippiBs sussssn u .1e % thsr -
pursi rsruiae article 81. s.,snS :, and vsst
ss.ortr.ss before surehaslns eissvsse a,,.
olIIJIs No. "a trpsivsy, Ess ess, - v'
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Ae6iral.
4 MOTHER PHYSICIANS TEST.


~ AOnY-Nr FOWLE- Dear Sir: I oou seod
,yo dcz~n strosS and dsetdse " The really
ssnstys Effects Of yosr vSusb.e Bsian OF Wid Caslfy
v1tLin ,he pest tveie months under ny own uprvsoe
ussd f. comparatively, ut commend IL Ia dhs strongest
t-rns case Il Asthma seyersst eve sac, 10 which
was call 20 usonlh seo, need tho sspehohty Of the
Bass1 Tbs disesse stsd x wesks Add the eypsss snA
sufepps dIesna be ssf up every night Ths xsnals
m,l 40 rnss 20 mxhf go hs lie ssa shiA soa de
pesee savv BIN bosss offhs Bassn. sod oa ouass
IL 0rups - is s eetse him 70 tale ~ 49, OF
70 pesfest Next asv o.eed HE 6ssJoa1enf VII 80
n a. hIm tale IN bodies Of W1srAEs ceisem w.
Chou, hcns VII IN q pNsss, - hsyao sssess ~
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
From foot Of Courtisndt 81, New-York.


Ir. ~~s- A. - s---,s ar - a. 49, :.
Fast Orange and Brick Church. -
Trains marked thus ~ only 10 and nom Morrsown
FROM NEW YORK TO EASTON, Pa.
Leaves New-YoTk as above at $50 NJ
Ar DOVER
the arrival Of morning train from New.
York, for Hsckettstown and Newton daily For StTouds
bursh via Bairstowp sod Delaware W.seI Gap On Tues
DAYS Thu and Saturdays for Milford snd O~ego on
Mor ds,s Wsdnesdays and Frdsya These lines netarn
Ing meet the afternoon trains from NewYork on alternate
days. ,,
AZ Denvie sases from Boonton and Poweryis connect
wi both ornins and afternoon trains to and from New-
York - ...>...,-,
At Mousou stages leave daily tho arrival OF tho
morning train from New-York for Schoosys Mountain,
BeyideTe and Easton and the Afternoon down train
fer New also for Bakinridge The arrival Of the
P NJ train from Nsw-York Rstanins meet the train
leayips Morristo On at !. SO A. n. for New-York
To prevent difficulty making change In the cars passen-
ger, will please procure tickets before sans their seats
hsher rate fare collected by the Conductor in the cars
than the price Of tiekes At the several stations .
Tickets good only the day FOR which they are sold
CONDUCTORS checks not transferable from oos train 70
another. =, 49,
passengers are to show their tickets to the Conductor
whene yer requested.
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and AMBOY RAILROAD

i for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier NJ 4, oern aivsa
fot Of Battery By 1smoost Joan Postef-Two nse
Isily; Mornina Lihe leaves Of A Afternoon ExPres
Line a. P. M, through Philadelphia 10 Z, hoan vnn
in elan ear, S. % slsss line, By ooly hssaa
fna leave PhilA1el phis from bo< ofWslnut An AS
fPM Emiu,nt Line sy steamboat yrszs,on bon Ptes
n. .fsPA yzrs 81 81
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAIL-

II EUAD-On and Aher Sept 3, Tie 6llo~ipg usIns
ill leave Dsneury:
as M withpsseDzsS eonpectins AZ South Nor
walk with the New orb and Ne ~Hay-n A. NJ train fsr
New-Ylrk. ct S09 A. NJ
5I5r NJ, will passengers ard freight oonpectos with
the Nev-York and New Haven S I2n NJ .tSs, p NJ
Trains TO Dapbury will leave Sossh Nrw ala
so A. M with passengers and fr-ishI receiving pas
SLsen from the Ne~-York and No~-Hsysn 7 A
NJ train firm New.Yoxk
sac p NJ with passengers only, receiving passenger,
trou the New-York and Ssw-Hsyen $50 M Ex.
pres,rsin rom New York ans tn. % Accommodates train
Eom New-Hsyen. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Dauhury Sept 20, 1852
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I Il C. FISCHER, Qate Nuns Il

~ slsobefD menufActory ana weferoom mo- lV ofes,'
wish-st Of Oey IT. PisnoFortes warranted. viii
bridge and tube well calculated for teepaf
b tune Piano Portes tuned, repaired and exchanged
N. B-Also Eolan Piano Portee for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
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