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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19
SuPREME COURT.-Aaron G. Crane

NUPREME COURT.-AarOn q. Crane,
~ James Thomson and I. Dwight Crane, against isaac
g. 1T" ISAAC SON You are hereby summoned and
rsnnred 10 answer the complaint this action VIII; Is
his dsy flied the Office Of he Clerk OF ne Cy ana
of vour answer the said complaint on the SUD
seIbers at their Office, No % John-ss eel IN the Ci OF
New within twenty days afer the service OF TINS
on you exclusive Of the day Of such service anu
# Won fail TO answer the said complaint within me tlne
afarssaid the plaintiffs this action VIII take Judgment
sesnst you for the Of hundred and ht iouf
Soars and ght ceIts, with interest from ths tenA
dsv of December thousand eight hundred ana nty-
enc besides the costs Of this action Dated New foH'
yne, 10 lS52 WALLIS x BRADSHAW,
30 iaus,yN Panufss Attorneys
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT

IN philip W Fugs and Samuel + Engs against Ge9Ige
" souie-To GEORGE ". SOULE, defendant. fOn
are hereby summoned and required % answer the COM
LIANT in this actioa which fled n the ONCE Of the
Csrk OF the CITY aud Count Of W YORK az the Iity
Hall in said CITY On the 18th day OF JannaTy 100 ana
s1ye coDy Of YOUR answer 20 the said compliant On the
sub,crilers At our ofics. No Walst., IA the CVoI
NewYsrk within twenty days after the service ol thls
sunmons on YOU exclusive the day Of suca serVfe ana
ifvou fail ~ answer the said complaint within the me
aresaid the naists in n action viii take qdg heni
sesinsf Won f the m Of thousand I'VE hundred ana
ninety eight dollars and iweny-one cehIs WIN ,
from the tbiTv-frst Of January thous nd eisht
hundred tud fiy- one Otsl-s the costs OF - ac.oa
Dated JaEusy IS. So CRlcl II NJ. -.
i0w M plaintiffs 4 tDIneNs w . Va -
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DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD

III WINTER AkRANGf VI IN It, DeF" ttH FlIIl.ItII II =
ard Pttsburr through in TWENTY POUR HOURS On and
after Dec TO- Passengerswi be earned oy the 6
burg IN Twenty tour Hosrs with only 20 miles OF staging
over an excellent turnpike Fare Sill -
West and the Atlantic Cites and the zcccommgd aoss
are in all respects of the highest character The Express
west Of Broad 81 every evening az 81 o'clock The Morn
ing az Tram leaves The same place ct o'clock A. H.
Nv his line Ps,enge will be earned through ID "a hcas,
.itb a good NJ ght's rest at Holdaysburg.
The above Lines PASS through Lancas;er haTIlso ls,
I.wi,tovp Huntingdon Johnstovn, &C, crossing tRe
Hous,sins bY cay hsht.-Phladelphla, Dec lgol
- JHOS MOORE,
do BIN Agent Pennsylvania Railroad company
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Yer height 81 passage apply to 800 - -,
EDWDK COLLINS co. IS Wali-st. .ToIl
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 2 co, Liverpool,
&c ROBERTS y co, 10 Kings Arms far9
Holm MUNPOR co, % Rue NotTs Dame des
Welcomes Paris, or GEO. n. DRAPER HaUe
Ys owners OF these ships viii not he accountable or goo
silver bullion specie js~elry, precious hiOnes OF metsa
snless bills Of fading are rEGei hsreff snd the YaVe
tbsreofthersin expressed. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19

SUPREME COURT-County of Sem
- ecs -Enoch c. March against Obadiah H. PisI snd
James n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor relief 10 O5 al
X PLATT and JAMES n. REYNOLDS. f9n aie
hereby summoned asd required 10 answer me
ms action which was filed n the Office o the CLERK o. s
County of Seneca the 81 day Of December instant M
to serve copy Of yonr answer 10 the SAID complain o.
subscriber az his Office. No Is Walis New olA. i..
IN twenty DAYS al Tie Of this summons On
exclusive Of the day OF such service, and you IA
answer the said complaint within the VINE a0Tesso
tialrtiT in this acton Will apply TO the Court or
demanded in the cOmplaini-Dsted NevYOrk November
20 Igsl Ids lawi2whl c. 3. GAY. PlAnlIs A"5-
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ublished on Saturday.

SUPERIOR CoURT-General Trm.-D &c l.
s.-Tts People agt. John L. Nortoa.-Report OF
referee confirmed, with costs.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
$3.50 - he County # Ne~ York notice is herehy
gwen 70 all neTsons having claims PSI d thrhnEl
WYNKOOP, s,e OF the Cry Of New-I9rk tscsafI, 70
plesept the same with vouchers ih9fe9l ~ ,hs
hers. AZ The ace of SMITH & WOODWARD NO. =
wals he City o. NewIork On y Os n 7 pS S9y II
Ianuary Is5s JEFFERSON WYNkOOP, E1eci tof
no InrfrnM HARRIET DLNNING. ecntllE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19

SUPERIOR CoURT-Hefore Judge Duer.-
Pet,r D. Mullen agt Amos K. Emo ct al-To recover
about SO COO for quantity OF printed lawns sold to
Messrs L. & Co. They were sold by sample, and
the defense is that the goods had been damaged by
sea.water in the importation and deduction for the
difference Of value was claimed. Verdict for plain
tiff, $4,0l3
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6teamooats ano RaiIroaos.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
u u NEw YORK t. ALBANY and TROY. win,s

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
NEW-YORK t. ALBANY and TROY Winter
Arrangement On THURSDAY, JAa. Is, the Trains Wall,
until further notice, ran as folloNs
Leave Nsw-York gong North, from the once nssl
ing iiom Sst-sl Al A. NJ for passengers 10 Peeks-
kiil Snd a. inte mediate stations. Al Nal Tram
for Albany noy stopping az PeessSn AID sll stations
north OF hat place on signal At 81 AM, for way and
through freight only, lstaYtng from Slst A. PM
Express Tram loI Albany AID Troy, stopping only 81
Peskskl, Colo Spring EshAill. PougaAee9ss, Rhnebeck
and hudson All NJ passengers and freight to Peeks-
kl only stopping az all way stations AT Z VI, pASsen-
gers 90 Petkskll only, stopping al way stations. A.
PM Mall Train FOR Albany aud Trey. seppins al Peeks
kill Cold Synng, EShSl New HambuIsh and Pckeepsie
and all stations north Of that pace signal Al 81
Tor PoughkeepsIe stopping az all stations Al 81 NJ
for EnlgrsnS and through freight only from 3lst st
Cong South leave Troy Engine Station NJ "a A NJ, z
NJ ard lem. NJ Leave Albany az 81 AM. for
through lroigat only lfron Eat Albany) Al II An,
haA Tram IN New York, stopping al way stations
where there mals;e be received and delivered Al
NJ for Way freight onlT, (lrom East hsny Al II
NJ Express Tram for New. York stopping only AZ Hud
sn khneeeek, Pcushkerpsie. EShkin aud PeekskIl At
- III for passengers 10 New York. stopping way
saIohs on Asnais A. 81 p. NJ, (fTon East Albany
Leave Pooshkeepsie for New-yOrk al g. A NJ, stor-
ping AZ wAy-stati
Leave Peekssin for New-York Al g. A NJ ps.Sspssrs
for New York stopping al way-Saions AT 10 NJ as
ser gers and freight 70 NewYork stopping A. vaysfaons
Al PM passengers % New YORK stopping a. wayxta-
tions
Nsw-York. Jan. IS. 1881, nl5l RoBr HIGHAs Sup't
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SUPREME COURT

Joseph Diver snd Frascis Morgan agairsi Henry
r. rorsy TO TIE shove nsnsi Dr'.nitnt lou
hereby snamfre u the compliant VI ac,ion,
which Wa % ~ tae nice n d.. sr. the C' and
Corntr Il New York 10 the CITY Hal nd cy, On the
day 81 Jan ary slant sad ,src copy Of yo1,
lsnrr IN ~ a. our ca No % an =. N tbs ny Il
New Yosk VIM twenty days al er the service hereof
exclusive oftbe Az such service aud n y1n ft q
swfrths con la-Nt So aforesaid. the piantas VII 'sSe
ia, znt al sgas,t y.u Tor lac Ian lIa ~ a. ID
eighty dol1-S 40 ~ sight r.r-S with interest f'r The
ttseaih hiy q I.c~ nHT, 1911 oes ifs ne co.'s 'i IL
action. - Daf ID SeN York Jaensfy -, 1897.
BECK i McADAM, PlsiEiias' Atiornsys,
no iaxGwN No 81 WAlts,., y Y
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SUPREME COURT. ULSTER CoUN.

- TY-Lorenzo Balou and Eizs5eth, ms VIE, az.
Harry an Bont and Ruey, his wife. John Boni %
Ront Peter Ran and Amelia his wife ElzADen T TG.
DANIEL Bont John BOnt Charles Bont George 6oaI e -
Bont Joseph Lockwood and Isaac Staples, Ia
Sc Of Barnet Boat. deceased John Baxter anu go
his wife Mara BOBt Albert Owens and susan as
In Partitiop-Sumnons for Relef-Io the 1sT pS SsT
JOHN BONT, DANIEL B0NT ana ! Oas ,Se COM
You are hereby summoned and required 70 ans" q
plant in this action which viii be fled N the oiee =,
CLERK Of Ulster County, and serve copy 2, f Posga
keepsie with N twenty days after the service iae ~ -
elusive Of the day of such service and you IA "a
swsr the complaint aforesaid. the planisds VII n
the Court for the relief demanded IN the comp
October s, 1851 R. BARNARD rsaiau aaics ~ The
The cou1plaiAt in this acton was 1eo IN h,e o
CLERK OF the County Of Ulsser tie 2th DAY OF
Der ms ant --Daisa December ., ls3l ...,,, .,,.v
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the defense is that the goods had been damaged by
sea.water in the importation and deduction for the
difference Of value was claimed. Verdict for plain
tiff, S4,0l3
L. s. CoURT-Before Judge Bets
The United states agt the b,ig SuSan.-Acton for
forfeiture of the brig, having been concerned In
the slave trade The Susan, 1t VIII be recollecled,
was sent home BY the L. ). brig Perry, as having
been concerned in the slave trade, and the mate
tried and convicted AS being so engaged and SEN
fenced TO State Prison. tull report OF when vas
given at the time Capt Nalford, OF the brig, gave
bond for his appearance, but 1t was forfeited The
brig was also bonded, and now the issue III respect
to her. The case was commenced. lobe continued.
COuRT OF COMMON PLEAs-BefOre Judge
Woodruff John GHiigan agt Harlem Railroad co -
SUIT, which was tined before, to recover damages
the foot Of plaintiff having been injured at Twenty
seventh st. by car Verdict for plaintiff, $3.50
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS. friday.
Before Judge Beebe and Aid. Barr and Boyce.--
Trial for Burglary Charles Smith, colored, was
tried for burglary, IN having on the 18th OF Dec last
broken into the counting house OF Eoenezer burger
He was caught the premises by the private watch
man, who arrested him. The Jury found yeruc'
of guilty, and the prisoner was sentenced to the
State Prison for three years and six months
Grand Larc0 John Schultz, German, was
tried for stealing 10 FIVE franc pieces from his EN-
ployer, Sebastian Engle, in December last. The
money was traced to the possession OF the prisoner
VINO ndd excDdnBtu Il pOiIloh vi IL az piohoi "a
Canal.st. lie was convicted and sent 10 the state
Prison for two years.
Young Burglars Two boys named John Milligan
and Henry Pearsall, 10 or IA years OF age, each
were tried for breaking into the coal office OF Mr.
secor, in TomPkins-st, on Sunday afternoon, the
2sth of December last, and stealing theTefrom a
0uaptity OF copper coin. They were convicted
mainly on their own admissions and remanded for
sentence.
Indictment against the Commissioners Of Euigrd-
tion-The Grand Jury have found an indictment
against the Commissioners OF Emigration for main
tanning nuisance at their establishment In Canal
St. where it is alleged, the crowded and filthy con-
d!on in which the unfortunate emigrsnts are kept,
renders the place a nuisance to the nelghborhood.
Adjourned for the day.
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~ EN-lORn and EXILE kAlbhOAD.
-TrsiAs leave AZ follows Sundays srcsptsd) from
per foot Of Duane A.:
MAN TRAIN al A. N. for Dunkrk and all Stations
NEwBUEGH EXPRESS TRAIN at p. IL.
WAY TRAIN. at p. n, for Suisrns, Oxford Had later
mediate Stauors
EVENING EXPRESS TRAM st p NJ for Dun<lrk, con-
kect1g with the Dunsrk and State Line and Enc and
North east Railroads, FOR Enc, Pa
CHAs MINor, supsrintsndent.
Ns~-York, Dec % 1851 asst
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M EW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW

~ YORK and PHI ApELPHIA drect-U q MAIL
and EXPNFSS IINES-ThIOush in It houEs-New-Jer-
sey Railroad via Jersey Cay leaving Nsw-IoT At M
foot of Coultlandt st A. III ard p. N. I.berty-st
caves Philadelphia hours from foo: Of Walnut
reduced 10 50 FIRST class and 81 50 tor second
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold In the above nss aud through bag
gaze earned in the P. ~. LIE from Ssv-fork. with
thIorsa conductors elSu
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r S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.-FoR

=. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.-f OR
- sNEw ORLEANS via HAVANA, on SATURD AY,
Jan "a at PM The splendid double engine steamship
GEORGIA. 600 tuns burden, d. d Porter, U s ~ conf
myne will sail precisely o'clock NJ from her pier
At foot of Warren ST. n, with the Government Mails,
direct for HAY al and New. Orleans
New Ortans passengers transferred al Havana 10 the
steamship PHILADELPHIA
Sptcie only taken freight at Havana For passage
height applytO NJ q. ROBERTS,
~ t2t No. ~ West. St. corner WaITen-st.
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il iAS sS M1LvIN IA HEATH Adninis.rainx.
Unpaid CRoToN WATER RENT

for e50No'ice hereby gwen 70 the owners or les
sees of property UPON which the CrOOn Water Rent Of 1850
remains unpsd that the lis, OF deluluents has been ed
this Office by she CToton Aqusduct Boad The unde nsd
viii receive payment thereof current funds daily be-
the h, Of n and o'clock 6efan, OF wh en- the
property affected thereby will he advertised and sold pur-
suant 70 law JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Controller
Controllers Office New York, January l6, 1881. j9tFl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19

OCULAR MAIL LINE, via StOning-
4 ton for Boston, Providence, New Bedford iaunt3a
and Eswpert carving the great Eastern o. > ~ VIZ
o1t change Of cars detention The Neansrs MASSA-
CHUSEITs Cap. Joel Stone, aad CON
N Frazee leave alternate days tSundays e1cep.ea
Pier Nc al r. (frr wharf above BstseTy-piacs AZ -
O'Clock NJ For passage, state rooms or neight, a9Sv
q. pis No 2 or at the Office. No IL Battery place Sll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19

\ PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
lsc oifs County Ne,s-Yo-S aotice hereby syen
70 nj iafsfns having claims agllt AARON 3. HEATH,
iAs 81 the CITY of New York deceased, 20 present me
same. with vouchers thereof he subscriber her resi-
deuce, No ~ Ieonardsf, ia the CITY u New-1otk,
~. -.r d. - ro.~-rtr -i'o MA W"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19

INDEPENDENT LINE to CALIFOR-
II NIA-FOr SAN JUAN and CHAGRES direct the
aud splendid steamship UNITED STATES, Chas {
Barry Commander 5O0 tuns burden. having superior ac-
eommOta tons and first Of the New aud Independent Line
for California against the Aion0pOlists' will leave
her berth TUESDAY, Jan 20, 1852 at NJ, for the
above named ports. For freisht or psSssge sp2ly 10
JIG st PALMER CO, Ne. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19

IN PURSUANCE Of an order oil tne
sr,,or.,. couo,v NJ New YORK notice is hereby
gwen TO al persons having claims agans "a oiEo
late Of the City Of New-York, eseeasea u ~
same with vouchers thereof 10 the su5scTiDer AN
COLT at his residence No $50 9Th IN the ClF OF Sss
York, before the sixth day OF JaIy neH.-Da'e1
G. VAN COLT, AdrRiniStfaiof
IS lavenMs SARAH LUNf, AdmiristIa1nx'
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TINTED STATES AND PACIFIC
Z MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY-CHANGE OF
SAILING DAY-Only THROUGH LINE for Call
THURSDAY, January "a, at o'clock p. 81, the
SPLENDID steamship Ell DORADO, 800 tuns burden,
j Hartstem u s N, commander, will sail on tn KS
DAY Jan a. precisely o'clock p NJ from her per 81
foot OF Warren at n r., with the Governne nt Mails Tor
Chagrss Passengers leaving IN the Ell DORADO, VIII
connect with the fsvorite T. 8. Mail steamship CALI
TORNIA TO sal without delay for San FRANCISCO on ar
rival OF the passengers and mails at Panama Fer passage
of freight apply al the office No. III West st. corner
Warren st, North RIVER.
ms NJ sailing il2 t22
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RIvER.-rhe splendid and superior steamers
EMPIRE STATE and STATE OF MAINE leave on alter
nate days SUNDAYS exoepted) Pier No n r. near the
Battery 4P NJ For Freight, apply on board or al the
sHsce on Pier No . TISDALE BORDEN.
ali Agents Nos 10 and II West u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the sur
,o,,,s ~ tho Cosntv Of New York. notice e hereby
given 10 ali persons having claims agasnst y EOk5E boo
SELL late Of the City Of New YORK. deeeNss4. - pa
at the Office OF CHARLES RUSSELL, No I55 Ho9s.oa-r
the City OF NewYofk, on OF before the ~ aay %
1851. ALFRED RUSSELL, Executors.
It'll NM. CHARLES RUSSELL.
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CAMDEN and AMB0Y RAILROAD
~ LINE for PHILADELPHIA, at 10 o'clock, A. n,
from pier No / North River, feOt of BatteTy-pace, by
steamboat JOHN POTTER, daily, Sundays excepted az
irving at Philadelphia atz p M. Fare 50 second-class,
T.a2e l. BLISS Agent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

Il FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT, December IS 1851.
Freight ard emigrsnts going North and West viii be re-
eeved at CaDast Freight House. Freight arriving from
the North and West viii be unoaded and delivered at the
2th ST. Station on West-s and allowance of 80 cents
per will be made for property consigned TO
south of Canal st Live Stock Hay &c, will be
ceived and delivered only at 3st-st
dl7 Il W. {. YOUNG, Presldent.
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge
Woodruff John Giifigan agt Harlem Railroad co -
SUIT, which tined before, to recover damages
seventh st. by car. Verdict for plaintiff, $3.50
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RICHARD j. SMITH.
OGDEN EDWARDS, Commissioners.
GERARDUS CLARK
HENRY K. DAVIES, Attsrney jlt tFal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-15
Ex.raet fro le,ler Iseelvea froma Physician in Nla
GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel,

Cor. Wat BTo4droay r1a street, Nete York
T this Establishment can be very Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head tongue, and hands in motion; the
only representation the kind in the country The largest
and best collection OF ncient and Modern Coins in the u s.
The figure OF Soldier in the Continental UnOrm blue anti
bluff, lead buttons marked u s. A. three cnrrred Hat,
Hiecches, CATERS &c, &c Also Birds of Various Plum.
age curious FREAKS of Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings fine Engravings, with many
valuable CuTioses George H. Such col.
lection cannot be found in any Establishment OF the kind
the United States. double Calf which is universally adj
mted to be great wonder The calves joined together
the neck down to the middle They grown
perfectly formed, and Brought from the LYING,
Live White Rat from BcTks Penn. idHIittaHce GRAF
Is. Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
did Tables is also attached TO the house. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper parties can be
accommodated at very short notice. The Iarder will be
supplied with all the dccaccs OF the Game. oys
ers BecfSteake Mutton Chops Veal Outlets, &c provided
at any hour. .t........ .....|
At this Establishment, may be celebrated bird,
MINO, that will repeat almost anything after stranger.
No accommodation for political meetings of any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment and having made various aitea
ons is prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public and
Transient Boarders style unsurpassed by
Hotels of the city OF New York The Bar Room. which
ains the private in this country being the
collection Of many years will the reputation
il under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley, in the quality its
wiIes DC, DC. Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
and evening Private for Courts martial Referees,
Committees, Private Dinner Supper PARTIES
public respectfully invited TO grant him share OF
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
SPcrsons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
on wing them genuine at this Establishment
N BPrivate families supplied with Dinners Suppcrs
superior style for Parties OF number at their resPeC
tive homes and of glass silver out
OF the City CHARGE d.. ...
EnrrGnce me REFECToRY in Frankiinst
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T has become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians ofour city, that in the uiul1
letter, and many other diseases, BRENTLSoERs ELuID
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA AND DAspELIoS is tdcdly
preparations. II speaks
used and although have taken the pains
ngt published through the papers, appointing agents
the sale OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
from Vermont, New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
States by who by chance have
of its wonde ul curative powers Tho following is
gentleman OF Vermont lew days SINCE who used
very serious disease:- o.
DEAR DocToR: tirN.. s'tEG
ru t.a y The two bottles ofmedieine got from yoi
yhenin Wheeling, have nearly cured mel please send
some more by Express. .I..r .,.'. .,s
Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians
CITY, not as quack medicine for have made them
quliGted with the component narts; and
such as we have not the orPOrunityo making it known
that it is entirely free from all minerals is i'm
the least incompatible with any of the preparations
dine Fower's solution, other properties .+rr ~
To bo had at Paxton q Lakes and F. Yahrling,
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLlNGER &c ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, ,52. .,--- - NM - :.
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CIKAmRERLKN's COMMERCIAL
.. COLLEGE,.

LOCATED CORNER AARKET THIRD STREETS, PITTS
3 g'EETfI. .a.f DuRGu.
o. 4, CHAMBERL1N, Principal and Professor OF TIT
Science of Accounts.
F. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship.
TNHE principal object ofthis Institution is TO young
i men opportunity OF obtaining thorough and Ii.
knowledge ofpoube Entry Book Keeping, and its ap
plicatu business operations generally Applicants
College any time and attend both day and evening
The SUCH will enable the student
to take charge OF and conduct scientific principles
set Double Entry Books completion OF the
write free and leble hand is desira
bic accomplishment in the education young gentlemen
profession and particularly to those who
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
ness pursuits This department s conducted by p
Spencer, Ohio. author OF the Spenccran system OF
Penmnnship, gentleman well known throughout the
try accomplished penman, and also one the
most successful teachers fthc age
Communications addressed TO o. X. CHAMBERLlE
will receive prompt attention. aug2f