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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
BEWARE Of IMPOSITION

TIE rrests tie value OF any discovery the b. shef Mem
Ia Tire esteem Of The pubic and mach proportion that
pubic liable 70 be imposed upon by the spurious
fisEorai designing and dshorest who, Ike the fone
in tie ve have neither the ability inclination 20 pro-
vide for themselves but thrive and upon the
ings Of the deserving.
Now thar this pieps-Ao well known to BE
tain cure for inc rieht CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, LIN-
ER COMPLAINT, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, and al sun
lar affections thar any other remedy known there VIII
be- and NOW ARE found those wi snou2y wicked 70
eoneect SPURIOUS and perhaps poisonous mixture and ~
20 palm il OF as tie genuine Balsasn-
Tbs "a 10 caution sAles ana the pIhc generally YES:
rurrh.s;rs snv other than the; HAVING TIE WRITTEN
SIGNATURE OF /. BUTTS on tie wIsPper- The rest
merely initiate the Of tie original while they poe
noue Of its virtues ..
Ongiraly prrpSrcd by Williams Co Phiadelphis
now prepai .d and sold, hosas and Te.. oaiy BY ErH
w FOWIr Boston Mas 20 WHOM Al orders should be
sGaresse and cor sale ~ his agents throughout the com
Try.
General Ageuts No. 100 Falioa-sti TLoDes Maxwell,
No. 50 wiian-st: Jeha Niien No 10 brdt.Ey As-oT
spd inirs HVsse pps Slorvs. and No lis piVss"@y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

Of his wife and his alliance with another. leaving
his vis TO die, with the character Of /" a man
OF the Psrsst morality We think his inhdclity
led him intoavery grave WIRING in this matter,
which shoald be rebuked and ,ieplored, not eulo-
gized. IL Is the condemnation of his chosen
creed that it justified him IN Going that which
ChrEtian faith would have warned and prob
ably impelled him 60 avoid. Apart from this,
We think j. Z. B. more right than Rev. Mr..
Fioy. tEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

kTS One OF the earliest SETTLERS ar04ilu Lake
Chsmpain was Col Edward Raymond. Ills understood the
character and disposition OF the natives OF the forrest and
lived with them in much harmony; frequently employing
them TO row him up and down the lake a. ho had occasion
One stout fellow by the OF Bisbsar. VINO had hs
yigwam al no great distance from the Co0nefs dwelling,
was oten there The Colonel having occasion 10 visit soma
dist shore Of the lake. employed Bigbe 10 roy him IN
lis canoe On their return they passed near high ye;
opns ledge OF rocks which lay an immense nuubel Of
rsitIernakes asleep and baking Ia the The InAsn
gave netratine look aud then inquired
Raymur, love fun '
Yes the reply.
Well then Raynnn have fun mind Indian and hole .
gluIu's =.
80 he rowed along silent and slow and crotch stick
from hsnch Of ha<els upon the bank. -.
Steady now hole slun. Raynun ~ he elapped the
crotch ssde serpent that sseep close 10 tho edge Of
the water. Take um DOW, Rsyuun hold FIST
The colonel took hold OF the stick keeping tho serpent
down while gbear tied up little sack OF powder putting
one end OF q slow match therein. 81
He then made il fast to the snakes tail And thea oueh
ing fire 20 the match gave orders to let um so ct the
time pushing of iom tbs shore she ske kbetsa,
cfswled away 10 his den The Indian immediately stood UP
and clapped his hand, making loud noise possible
aud thus reused the serpens who all IN uoaeat dssp
pcarsd.
Now cok Rasmun, now look SEQ fan" said ls saa IN
about moment the powder exploded, when there -
be fun alive The snakes in Thousands eovsred the
rocks Kissing ttng widins and jumping in every dirsc
ti0n imaginable. Col Raymond burst into loud laugh
that echoed e lake pleased alike at the OF
The Trick and the ingenuity Of the savsgss invention
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IN CHANCERY of MEMBERSHIPS

Il ives Edvud TebsuI sufvyibs p,tncf Of ne - -,
Bouthald a TketzUd CoraT,sn.sl. and Rers-n -
patkrrk rshafd BecEsfs 49, -,
Ts'ier Cssrpon. Nrlen Beet With sai C.rcla - - -,
Tuker Reuteu T1isr Lac Barrett John q s1ia 80 -
ts e. Yl-h. ra.ef. Eia.l-ta Nsfnr' hnc SS'e. -
Rms .nd yu-, - ode Jane hei.P ~
Ck5i--s he wife ast JoAr r. Chst,~yp- ara Ash s. ~
knesus ODD fcr ruhacs,oa -. st.sh ,. btl i.
svpears tie, the conrls s.ni a. ~ a, ~.
the st0v- usI-4 prftNDa nj
Erecosu- .nl .-e ofe-rt.n sortsAsct pfen-se- q
procr-s suopkaa % spp-%
r.ed ~ s-f-,dzu bsth ben r-su&J ssu-c -,
sNe-uth tsy OF December asisui bat hat the Deenesr
oun1 state b. we'd h.osS q, AZ "a --,. ii
eru.ed iAeir a. be cLf--a - ~ es- So - a.
tuy .-ve4 s-t beng n.sc 70 ag7-sr ~ 80 a.
lie i'm cA,neeo sad D-t-adsl,s
sta. OF Nrv-fe~cy = at Nertc- Chsnsqn bss -
Wi ta B~ek-i s-d csrohse his .te keshen y
Barrett n S.sk aut "a, si- n t1e - 49, JoAa
RI A. Be- l-rA ruS Auna rs th- STATE o.
Rag Ihcnas Rrs Ets- Rns. Al-rsn1er scES .pa
Vie Jana reluap srt afi--s hs-ie, Joan 100.
Nara hs Of N.~ ors Al. A- -. .- ID
N.gy Geora Merit AL ChAlriaa srrirt =. a. %. Of
v.rylsrA Il : bereapos o. - Isk 5iy o. Deerlef - ~
or Lord CO ihoa..d esti had ~ and ~ 80 ,r- a.
" i'sn x NcIoasf sofcr o. The comp $50 ~ A. .,-.~
,.-A b u Ctaucr the sAA sb-enf .-
rrsreah 4 February that a "a -. -sst,H
- e mad. aga the Ch-rceaor snsL 80 -,
a. ius, ArS further ordered. Tss N.
tueIfv s-resrer served p-r-osAAy Or ne - -
h s-H.-rr of eouy aaereof them e "a
ia iv~ziy says n The Newark Dssy Advsft.Ss n II,
rT I'D Sr~ srt tbis state sn9 A. n - ,,ss~i
TTuue sue~srsper rrirfet n tic CT o. ssS
suecesssvey So veeis II eat % MsOx C.
~ jslts5ssst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
Eesal Notifies.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the SurrO-
sfte Cosny Of Iew York Will eause 90 be sof Il pub
L. suction At Merchants Exchange, the CITY o New fork
enh day the 6 a; weye
foiovre described Resl Estate
decascd FOR the payment Of sis debts ihs crtsn
sad the 18Th Ward VI the
City Of New York the souhcfy de Of 18th ~ insrher N Vie
b dngs tiercon which sad o bounded and con- 'ors
Cor ore bundled twenty 1--WE feet east from ne ai
lus h. south ea,tery Of The arseIon OF Sn ana
eor,.nns twenty feet trout tScny eve iee ana "o
the rear hundred and hiyseyen ct tFs $40 on ha
rhs On the easery and hundred and ty io c ad
hsif o 40 inch westerly hne The improvements on stl
r-orsry cn,i.t small frame deaT house Ten PER cent %
IL rrehse money will be required 20 be paid al he s snh me
bsls1ce when tie deed ready to- dei1ervSes fo Dccf
ClfJ2 "tph'hh 'H'
We H. v.s Corr, Proc eo~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAIL

kNBOAD.-WlNrsHA Observation-Disclosures 10 itsS
-TIaus out OF acknowledgements ard Spcctal
81 7srslls A NJ, and J. N, through 10 Newasvcs-
Atsl0 4 NJ and q I. NJ hi Port Chester.
The ia A NJ runs IN connection win train from New-
Haven % Hsrtord and Struggled and with rTs.n ss
Exrssss TS.rSs a; "a ~ sndsA SAP, N. fox N,w.Hsvsn,
usr,t~s sprnsAela worcester ard RoSton C,nnec tcut
River sIj Vermont rosts lAe SAN train ate
tor5r, Nor,icl, StoDiEstcn and frovidence The $50
y nj =. New .Lsn9on oslly
is 'S A ~ atoms AZ Stamford ans B.dxerort e,n.
reetiSs WI iIous4sOnis sa4 Nsass.sss Ralrosas ..
49,, The s. NJ, s.ops az sszaf,d, Norwalk and
piSIs eonne,.tias With Danbary Railroad s, Norwak
ssd Sl sosatonS .n1 Ssnsstc0k Rallre>ass srdsepsr
Trsisy info NeygY Accountability AID Specia-at
a. 1sa sSsA NJ and e. M. throuxe frorn Ne~.HaYdn-
AtA A. AZ aid S4S P. NJ. trOn Port Chestz-.
Ia aNS A NJ receives passeD from Srrnxfold and
HrtoId. New London and Caas Ransis ~ New Haven.
W. receives from Hartford ana sPrns-
sle and NostASm Railroads. 49, -.
Expssss TRAINS leave New-Haven on arrival OF trsins
hom Be-oa az sna e5s p. NJ, tstoppans 81 brdSerou
Norwsk snd stamford } iesyinx Boston a. A. N sos
" r. NJ frssns az TIC New London Road run IN eonns
See hsse tl Of adseri-enaens a, e ssaop House and
principal hotsls. GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr, SEPI
New Hsysa Dsccnl<g, Hasa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

APPOINTMENTS IN THE PRrslpESr--JOhu
wilson. be Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
vice Justin Bate iield. resigned
Edward A. Csben TO be Principal Clerk Of Public Land
in said Office vice John Wilson, appointed Commissioner
Judsh solomon Levy. 10 be Commercial Agent Of IN,
United STATE at retuns, in the Empire Of Morocco.
Merod Abecassis TO be Cecmerci. AGENT Of this United
States at Larache, in the Enpire VI Morocco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
NEW-JERsEY RAUuosD-NEW.

IN YORK and rhi IL ..fuIA, drect-U, S. NAIL
p pS,lrbs VIA sccash in hO9y.1NewJerssy
= NJ ana = Z NJ from foot Of Ccurtlsndtst Leaves
Ph.ssslphs cein. hours foot OF Walnust Fare reduced
BAlTty. ORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
thugr tickets sd IN the above lines and through baggage
red in the 81 T. ~ lines from Newfork with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage the erry ID nm
ptes before the trains leave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
CAN,NDAIGUA & rLMIRA RAILROAD

N-wiNTEI ARRANGEMENT.-On ana sN,T Moa-
cav Dee 20 and until further notice trains leave hinha
for C6nsnoasua, Ss follows: , -. -.
NAL Tram At A. H.. or arrival Of Night Exrr..ss
TIniu hsu Ncw.York connecting o. Canandaisus v'th
trains on the Abans and Bzsls Road for Rochester oA
tAlo and Niagara Falls. 49,,
Day ExpUss At 6.lO En- or on s'r'vsi o. pay Ehp'S
som kew.Ysfk The tine OF leaving Ncg.lors may -
BY the sdyertiscneno OF the New
Eiic KSoad. WILLIAM q. LAfhAh' saP|
kew-Nufk Nee. Ia, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
Me6ital.
DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

DOCTOR VAN HAMBERTs GERMAN
DFFMALE RENOvATING PILLS.-Both in the fe-
male and in private practice Doctor Van lambert
of Germany hes used these pills with unparalleled success
For dgeases peculiar females they can be relied ON as
certain SPEEDY and unfoiDg remedy They have been IN
se about twelve yea in this Country and have received the
approval OF OF the most IN TINS
city There is prescription whose ehecs hsSe been aoe
s not too much that their has been more than
eona 10 the combined effects Of ell other remedies THOSE
who have used them know what valuable legacy Doctor
Van Hsrnber left the world BIZ their use females may
rely upon speedy relief whereby health Is sored
ard the pale end deathy coun.enance gives place 10 inc
rofeate lu.s of health.
N B-Purcbaso none unless they have the certificate Of
copyright on the wrappers and the wren signatures OF
"a 4 VAE HAMBERT ND on the duty stump around
each box, and OuloN,
General Agent for United States, America
No l27 Bowery. corner Grand-.t. Price 81 per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
NOTICE If Observation-Disclosures is

~ hereby r-ea prcreeds % The sale q nc 49,
of PE1ER A. HORN, Atr q The Cfy 81 View f9t1 -,
i--,se h;.y s1e grde order Of th- surrogate % -
~ Se rll - su sutsa '~rsHz - tS a. - - :,
OF Cty q ser Yok - art day Of Ie9f ~ -,
o'cork r-aosa Il day. wA-n Al pf-oas
rsEls sal.t s,d eas 81 sresent tae a sa''
sss ' 'n'1 ''''' - 4 W. BRADFORD, sprrOsa',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
N1EW-yORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pier foot OF Dnane-sf. sfoIIows:
FxrREss TRAM st7 AN for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Mail TRAIN at 0 Am. for oil stations.
WAY TRAM at so NJ, for Piermont and Suhern
WAY Tram at 80 M. tor Delaware via Jersey CITY.
EXPRESS TRAIN at PMr every day Tor p"hA'rA a'u
Both Express Trains connect at Dunkirk with the Lake
shore Ro,ros for Cleveland aud thence direct 70 Cncn
matt alyo 10 sandusky Toledo, Monroe, Detroit sn6 Chr
saso CHAS. MINOT, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

~ The President has recognized Eusebio J.
Gomez Consul Of the Republics Of Guatsmaa aud Costa
kies at Key West Florida and e. r. r. Pependick AZ Con-
sui Hanover for the States OF nois Iowa Michigan,
Indiana, Wisconsin, and the Territory Of Minnesota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
SUPREME COURT.-Thomas H. Hubbard

~ aEar.i Rob1 S7sn Rnon-on- JOah >pr 1919,
Spear ard saiass a-xosunlr0cS To The dnin' torNNn
iIrs sPoOR-Sr You .rv he-y surlnt % answer ne si
pu tbs ftcp, cfyour answer on n " ~
VII az Ccauy fofk ~gha twenty s1y-h r
hersof 81 fhr ly Of ZACH sfv~ vi te q
ssusE al conpsiHi a. AFORESAID y pt1 - ~
4cusrrt-d ;h- al eGr hi
val 'E1- the ur5n n thf. as,' - eI "a "
ee 81 tn CbTk Cazgautgs Couafy % ths @ ~ ~ ph'
Ser lis. A g. RICE P.sn,S : Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

NIOTICE Is herehy giyen. that the PrOceeds

81 he Of the rial efate OF Jofis - - a..
CIV Sesf Yorl Ssceased hiry -,sd- sne -
rcs.ts o. he CoHry o. New Yock. By jer-ris 80 .
rfd Is surrgs-te. io.s, a. iae
Cry II YoTk the .~srfy tsrrih ey - -
IN 90 ss ~ the fr-rooa Il that d4y.Detr i-s 80 ~ . D~
sss.tsr, Isss- .Sss~l W. bkADfVi@O'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse Z.
Il sniA Esa Of the County OF Kns' not &c
s,eu according o. law al peTsoas ssvsI eins Sssst
TER HIGGINS late of the Ccy OF Brsssyn, deeisca ta -
are r-sErd eIh Ae with voaessc. thereof 70 " 80.
.cef WILLIAM FOSTER at Ne Ia DvFson ~ ls uS ~,
New fot % o. before the fourth o. April rert-Ds@s
81 1859 MARY HlG6iNf lAr.n -sts,ors
80 x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter

u u Arrangement Trains leave Chanbersst- daily Tor
Albany and Troy.
With Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
evening.
Mail Train "a M-Throush Way Train P. NJ
Fxpress Train p. Accommodation Train Z. M
For TaITytown al 2 Ii, and an Evening Train at IL
o'clock
FOR Po'kcepse at 4 p. M-For Peekskl at $50 p. NJ.
she Tarrytown Peekskl aud Pokeepse Trains stop et
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher 18th
and 3lststa -,
kesn. ana at5PN for Albany, stopping all Way Sta
s,on s w GEO. STARK, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
lVISTAR's BALSAM of WILD CHERRY
SreA; gcCiccy ior
CONSUMPTION,

And the beet medicine known 70 man Tor Aa1is evy
STAGE, Liver Complaints Bronchitis, Influenza Ccnshs
Cc.es Bleeding OF the Lungs Sho-tnes OF breatn fs's
ard Weakness IN the Side Bge,st, &c an al otasf
DlSEAsEa of The PULMONARY ORGANS.
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CTpRENE COIrRT-Trrm,n r. Colman

~ Zscea. PntsF, Ees>y osies-ark ~irv asd S-ose
O-,srsuct Ihou4s wolfe sn4 Lo,as h.. ~e, Esha Morris
ard Ezl en- - vEc. Ear, kinisl aaa Cunhns hs we,
FaT Al s-sh his Wis, wTsam osias'pck, Joha os
kv of Joha O.:erfrf :. Sec-e-.d To ZkCHECs PAhkEH
THOMAS WOLFE and LONINIA As vie. You hereby "a
The in -, acss- AL ~ Of
your Eiroitsylr C.,VsEs C0aHsy Nss icrk
twsoy DAYS from tho evc-s BE ay %
such and u TIE S-f-, 1sn Al he eoripsi2i
this ~ pana WI rrry TIRE COat scr The rei ds
Esrded The coL4gaIn; yea Wi ;ase sts -t The cn
E'-l he eboe IL Clerk Of n. Ccay
o. CAimrsusE. the aIS Day % December, .sis
a ia~6~S A 6 RICE, Pl1niR.' Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
rUPREME COURT-In the matter of the

SUPKEME CUURT-In the matter OF tho
~ sT.afon Mayor Arrsn ssd Cnn,Fna ~ o. ;s- Cry
Me- York rel.ye the EXTENDING Of CANAL STREET
The sst civ sta shi ns un u,ersots Wtter,t art
the " IDEsISG suG ENIENDlNG Of NALhER TREEr N aid
rorihe4iy form hv' 'et
oh, 20 Eat BoadEayNouce hereby Svca, that the Cos
Esinse and Assssnen' the sbog- entitled msrcr
the Sp.c Term Rcom o( The sspens Court the
City H. e the Of York n. ,h dv q JNnuly
1853 co.k the icreEoou. h, pg-TSe hlrS
Estimate end OF the Comm s7onrr The
above sE-d psrun Who der thr
ssH,yed ihsrety.-Duri. SevYcrk De-. ~ lisa
john IOZlER.
ROBERT HENRY Comm ssionsrS.
WALTER l. CUrTISG,)
Hsrss y. D,rrrs. Attorney. 81 ito
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
NrEW.IERsEY RAILROADS.-On and aft

IN sr the 9th of December train will leave Newfork
at O'Clock A. NJ, from foot Of Courtanitst, arriving
Philedeps at Y noon, at the kenslnston station Ihe
line viii be Relief Express Train 10 the A. NJ Exprcss
Train which viii also through in four hours Through
Tickets for Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and Charleston
sold ly bth hnea Tickets sold passengers for way sta
tons IN New Jersey the A. NJ train olly at reduced
price, The Trenton Accommodation Tfsin Will on aud
ser the 9th December leave Trenton at A. NJ arriving
in New.york az IL noon. returning nom NewYork at
T. NJ by which passengers viii also be carried AZ reduced
prices relieving the 81 p NJ Philedehis tram OF way pas
sug.rr These viii make certain the
connection OF the Mails through with the
continuous leaving Philadelphia al aud les r NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTI-
III TUTF. No Is La;sht-st Special department for fe-
male diseases X. II. TRAIL, N. D. Proprietor.
DIR. J. L. HOSFORD. Assistant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
se~rsEk. hesehy rv.' - 80
EOk6E w. GhkES ai- o sc
nsrchsuf dsceAsj present. The saw -
therecs the subscriber. ne o. hornref -,
prcad-sy tie CRy o. Ne~r-k eearr- TIE rveh
o Jasuay aerL-Dsled srv yoxt tie lSh Ssy . ~ e.
nORTIHIs BROWN, AdnH1s'seT
OYisv6os CAMILLA sREES A8zanstsinA
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bhNISMiN "EHh'' VI
Brooklyn, MY, Nov. p, lsiS.

Prepared by NJ. MORSE. NJ D., and Cor sale BY CHAS.
u RING General Agent No To- Broadway. Sey-I 70
whom al orders must be addressed In Brooklyn, Milne,
No. 2l5 Fulton-St. ,
IL put mp highly concentrated IN pint bottles with tn,
name blown IN the glass and sold !ST - per Bottle Tor
Sl2; ED the Goz.
Fnts n aceos1n TO Act Of Con=e in the year ls BY
Meteee Morse IN Tire Clerks Ofce - the Dsrief Coua
sor the Southern D.srlet OF the State Of New-l'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrc-
gate a. tie Couu, If Yert hereby gv-u 70 al
r-s,o, ss,ns e.ims sssisr EUGENE CUssDrr Wa:ch ia
ror'rr OF York Gssesse 70 p>cnt tbs -aas
vouchers thereof we sstssssr at he ofaee No 81 s-,s
the CITY Of Me- rort s~sse Ne IA Az Of HafeA AL
Dated New York the D.. day o. ser,. lsss - v.x
- lAven-Sf TLoRIAS QuINCHE, hreea'N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
NENrRAL RAuROAD Of sEW-JER-

~ sEy-Ncw.York to FwtOn, Pa. ysIe 81 B-PN
No / North River daily Tor Esstot snd interuietiste
places st All Ii NJ, and SIS Pm. and Tor somervi.s
At AS PM Rerornsns leave PAdrssars ats snds An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
OAMDEN and AMBOY' RAILROAD for

~ phi ADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River, feet
Of battery place Tive lines daily Morning LINE at 10 An
by stea,nLoat JOSEPH BELkNAP. Fare - Afternoon
Ixpre,s Line by steamboat JOHN POTTER, at ~; NJ
Fare list class cars, g. I'd class ears ~ hetaTnns
spM Immigrant Line by steamboat ATLAS, rom rler
No 4 stAPM. Fare 81 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
IN pIrRsIrANCE of an Order of the Sarro

s.,. NJ the County setoe !. hereby sven 70
-. k,,,r cvr. ,~n.t FRANCIS l. SHAY late Of the CIT
yrI decrasei pe.eat With vouchers asfeo
g. b a. s,.T,.T A. his Office Broadway The CITY Of S-~
Vol on :. before day May aet-Daiea Lev"
ieia o. 49,, 90 ~ ' ' " YpTGR sASsSER Etecutsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
NEW ROUTE.-BUFTALo and NEW

IN YORK CITY RAILROAD.-Extelsion Of the Six
Foot Ttsek 70 BuFalo-Ths road extending from Buffalo
20 Hornellsve Newly ork and Erie Railroad, il
completed and in full operation, forming in connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and direct route be-
tween New-York City and Buffalo. IL the sx-foot
suase and built the most substantial manner; and the
greater portion OF having been in operation month";
Il is entirely free from the roughness usual roadA
Fare from NewYork to Buffalo. 50
Through tickets ana baggage checks Be procured at
Che Depot Of the New York and Erie Railroad, foot CT
Duane st. ". Y.
The times for leavn SewYork may be loaned BY refer
the entertainments Of the NewYork and Enc Rail
road The trains WIN leave Hornesye cor Buffalo on ne
arrival Of the Enc Railroad trans-Bufao, Nov n 1852
J.G. HOYT supt. Buffalo and N. City T. r.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
81 the County Yot scres hereby tv-h to ~ pr
on, hsy.s CLAIMS ,gsz.t JOHN W. PALMER, late Of t4e CO
Ne, Yo Bu,her d.eeAsed pre.eet Tie sJrae vA fsse,
teTeo .sbrer hs hossr Ss IL 1yr'ne T. IN Ie -.
he.sfe the t~ea,e,h sy Of tiAy
Ne, York the Twelfth ssy Of Novsas.r, ls5t -
nl3kvsns. sAhL w SILL AA'"'"''
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FAIL
II pTyFR-1be splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE. Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamp Brsyton leave alternate days, SuDdays 81!
septsd d. from Pier No 3, n. r. near the Battery at NJ
T,r freight apply board at the Office on Tier No
TISDALE Il BORDEN. Agents, Nos 10 and II WestSt
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DROFEssOR MORsE's INvIGORATING

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THE WONDERFUL VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
Of winch ts medicine is composed has engaged the medi
cal saysus Of London Pans aud the chief cities OF Europe
Its virtue hes been tested and proclaimed by the highest
been presented to rs dseoyeIer by the Academies oil eci
cine OF London Edinburgh Paris Berlin and Vienna Dur
ing sojour in Arabia Potrea Professor Morse afflicted
with aneryous fever brought by intense excitement and
prudent exeToDs in torTld season OF the year. when
defed Ills own knowledge of curative means and for sone
tine threatened fatal tefmnsflpn SeF OF one Of the
pared from the roots Of herbs common 70 mounilous
region Of the country, which in few days not only restored
him 70 vigorous health but the strength OF his con-
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Is one OF the principal ingredients used in making thus COR
DIAL II obtained great expense by the proprietor
the ony nfable remedy yet discovered for Nervous head
and md Complaints; IL is the mental pysc long SOUGHT
for and never before found the only natural agent thar can
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Headache Vertigo pain the OF the face, and the
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an astonishing short period Of time and will aso remove
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Sleepsness Dislike Of Society lncspscity for Study
Business Loss of Memory, Confusion, 0iddiness Blood 10
the Head Melancholy, Mental Debility Hystera ndecs.
ion Wretchtdnes Thoughts Of Self Destruction Fear OF
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strengthen the emaciGted, renew the health Of those vino
have destroyed IT, induce continued cheeTfnDess eus-
unity Of spirits, and proong life.
Persons of pale complexion consumptve habits are
stored by the Of bottle two 70 BLOOM And NiGoR'
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We assure the reader that the utmost reliance may be
placed in this Cordial in the O the naadles mcosed
above and also of those which follows VIZ Los o. muscn
lar Energy General Prostitution, lntabhty AMI All Ner
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TESTIMONIALS
No newspaper would hold the many certhcses ana eat
monies of gratitude the Proprietor were We al Dery 10
Reoy is few ofthe many Thousand Certificates received
being At liberty to publish them