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CHRISTMAS AND NE W YEARS.
Gem Of the Season for 1888 beautifully bound and illus
united,
Gift of Remembrance, beautifully bound and illustrated
The Gift of Sentiment. do do
" PeHr Gift of Friendship, do do
" Remember Me, Gift If Love, do do
" Gift Of Affection, Souvenir, do do
Gitt ol Flowers Loves Wreath. do do
uterpreen, Alway- R'med, do 10
Woodbino Holiday Gift do do
GiG of Live, souvenir do do
Watson Poelieal Meditations. do do
Scenes in the Lives of the Apostles, do do
dp do Saviour, do do
! The Women Of the Scripture, do do
| The Young Ladies Home. 10y Mrs. Tuthil
| Montgomery : rociicnl Works, beautiful,
American lenale Poet, Illustrated,
! British do
Fcronic Poets by Bcthum,
- bY Caroline Aloy,
The llyacinthlop 1872,
" Gem ion Ali Seusnus,
! " Toy " ruth with beautiful illustrations,
Book al the Heart, Loves Emblems, 80 fine steel
cravings, supo'bly bound,
The Keepsake, beautiful book do do
" Iris, do do
Gem of Beauty,
Cabinct of Modern Arr,
The Perpetual kcepsnkc,
Shakespeare Ballads,
Elegant alasto Bibles, with Gold Clasps, srlendidy
hu8te do do small,
Engl, a.rrote Prayer bopks, in Velvet Morocco aud
otIcr stylus,
Albums (tlor aud othore) beautifully illuminated in
elegant bindings.
ALSO,
An assortment of tie best Juvenile and Children's
Books, Gopured IL, Book Sc. Back Cannon Boards
Dominoe-, Portfolios with locks Paper Weights Port
| Monies. Alse
Alurge variety Of Porrcal Works Of the hest and most
| popular Authors in small volume, neatly bound aud
guilt suitable Tor preseuts--toecthrr with many other
articles too numerous 10 mention. The public most
respectfully invited To cnand examine goods and prices
at New Bao6siorc opposite Warwick House.
dec 23-ts C. MORSE
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NATRNDOW GLASS.-3OO boxes English
w French, aud American Glass; now On hand, OF
every size and quality in general USE for sale low.
sep, 3-dts GREGORY. ROYALL & SIMPSON.
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pOONS ON AGRICULTURE, &c =
I'D ID Il PAY Ne has ON hand, and will sell good
terms
Complete Farmer and American Gardncr
Family Kitchen Gardner, by Blunt
Practical Agriculture, by Johnson
.!ohIson's Agricultural Chemistry
Nouatt the Horse
sheop
Pig
Dog
Sfephcns' Book of the Farm
The American Farm Book, by Allen
Aliens Rural Architecture
The American Muck Book
Treatise on Hot-house
Liebig'. Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books. several kinds
The American Farmers Universal Handbook
Cnleman's Practical Agriculture
Mrs Bliss Practical Cook Book
Miss Leslie's Receipt Book
complete Cookery
House Book
Virginia House Book
Actions Cookery
| perch COOKERY and Domestic Economy
Agriculture for Schools, by Blakey.
Also large assortment of Hani Rool,s ,r E,rol
and Domestic Economy in Paper at Use zach. &c, &c
dec IL Is -
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Furniture Warc-ssoo..s

cs4rEtf.gs5ssssfs 5ss.. Furniture WaEc-ssoOsnS
esEszsssSS4 RICHMOND. Va,
Opposite Exchange Bank Nam Stree,
We are now Offering the largest assortment and great
est variety oil furitme that has been offered in h<
market Our motto is, quick sales and small profits"
We are Offering great Inducements buyers as we hay,
lately erected very large factory and manufacturing
on very large scale. Call and examine our stock be-
fore buying, and if we do offer Furniture lower dian
any other house in Vrgnia, will forfeit our repnrn
tim. Laa5 Its JONES x HARDWOOD
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BOOKS STATIONERY &C,


fHRIsTEAs PREsEN1s,--bt oho
~ sfiesdidly bau.l aud elegantly Illustrated To- sss
ify ID u fAfkH-
Home Book 81 the Picturesque.
Book 81 HsHfe Beauty.
Shals peafe Rallads.
tIoroaes Of shaks peare.
Orlbood If sbatsf eare'. IirroiBes,
Shak speare's work.. all siyles,
W omen If ths Bible.
Our Sasiaur sifh Prophets and Apostles,
Chnrueisfisf5es ri u omen. by Jemfnefson.
Cabinet al modern Ar.
Germs al Beauty. annual for 1888
Evening Book. by kirllgnd.
Qaeeus If England. Elegant.
iiesuiirs If the Court of Chailes end
Rnfnl lionlt splendid.
The r.. yefs beautiful.
The Book ri Cssfanes.
The Home c1feio by Mr. Kirkland.
Lcia. - f{aWef.
Hrverit.s ni "a Bachelor. Pfeftily bound
Women Of tlt Scripture,
Scenes IN th,. sfss Of the Aposll"s,
de- do Saviour.
do PatriHrchs &C.
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Terms.

ion ot theirrllnw citizens the merits Of above
works feeling assured that will arise from their
pernsa without being reed tat they suh,erye the
best Interest, of popular intelligence, and add in an
eminent degree to the general happiness of the na,on'
hy lmrarne to the public mind healthtu stimulus tor
high orderot intellectual pleasure.
Copies of all the above works can be seen the Ia
bes ot the 'VIRGiNlAN READING ROOM, where subscrP
tons will be received [scpt 3-.dt-
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Two SP0R SMEN We have this Gay opened
Il large assortment Of double and single barrel
GUNS, direct from London aud manufactured for our
selves embracing variety of qualities, from ~ so To
500 each. We earnestly invite all who wish to pur
chase. to cul and ,,c them before purchasing.
SEPT 3--dts GREGORY ROYAL's Il SIMPSON.
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
pecttully ask continuance of the patronage so
, ,pg bestowed upon him. the concern and in
indab,huon he dc"ms il proper to ask all who
Indebted TO him to come forward and settle their nc.
counts without DELAY
cosa n al" many claims of long standing which must
selves to be indebted viii pay ~ u, G'ow t,'
Jan S--dts - '''o, 10 TINS notlce'
- s. DlUGUID.
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|
Pope. Porticn works,
iIrrnnua do
WILLIS do
LoBgfcllnw's do
Cowper's do
Hoods do
Dictionary ri Poeiieal Quotations,
Record. Of Women. by Mr. IIcmans,
British + mule foefs
Topper. proeerbiol Philosophy,
Lays Of Ancient Rome, by I Is McCoulay
Macknteshs Miscellaneous works,
Eyungclne by Loneicllow,
Morris Melodies,
Proverbiallsl and The jolt,
The Land ot Bondage,
The Illustrated Ladie. Keepsake.
The Rosemary
The Gin,
Drawing Room Scrip Book.
kccpaake Of friendship,
tricndship'- Offering,
The Remember Me,
Floral Dictionary.
The Magnolia + 1873,
The Ladies GIFT.
The Gift III Affection
Token Of Friendship,
Gift of Friendship
he Gnrund,
Chr-lmns blossoms,
Star al Bethlehem
! IL 't'i ~ I'll
The Anarnmh.
The Woodbine.
Young ladies Home,
Oucles from tin Poets,
Prose aud Verse. by Hood,
PhUo-ophie ProVerhinle. par Tupper,
lie Duo de Nnnnlnde
Edwige,
Letters tn my Pupils. by Signurncy,
lmag inntion mud fnney b, l. Hunt,
I lac Young Ladie. Book by Homer,
I.itsrnt, Muoogino 4 vnls
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BY THE SAME ARTIST
PORTRAIT OF JACK son.

Geo w Childs, E-q.. Phil'a.
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q, VIRGINIA LINE OF Richmond

sc AND NEN YORK PACKETS.-ThisA Ne" Hom'
Line Is composed ofthe following Vessels, all owned ~
the city of Richmond, and salts from Ne~ YORK ep'g
four days, viz:
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r Mr. 81 Life.
liar r.male i'rose writer's Of America,
BRYANT PoctirBi works.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-24
Food for Crops.

This is "graRd question among
flrmers at the present day. In new
countries, where the land has not been
cultivated much, little is thought about
giving the crop any food, in order to
make il into food for ourselves, but after
The fresh soil has become exhausted 10y
constant cropping-alier the "ne'o" is OIL
or rather ont, the farmer finds, that 10
make food for himself, he must give food
10 the plants he wishes to raise.
Well what must il be? Toanswer il
with perfect accuracy, you should first
know what the soil is made OF, and then
what the plant is made of-or, in other
words, both should be analysed, and the
Ingredients ascertained, both as TO their
quality and quantity. But this requires
a greater knowledge of practical chem
istry than the majority OF the people as
yet possess, and also more expense than
most farmers are able TO meet.
What is the next best thing TO be donei
Fortunately the remains of organic
bodies, (by which we mean those bodies
both of animal and vegetable origin, that
have had life and set Of organS forming
their bodies,) possess most of the iDSre-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-24

dents required for this purpose. AL
though some Of the ingredients which
make up the mass Of organic manners
NAV not be needed in this crop, they
will no, be lost, and viii come in play for
some future one.
We are aware that there is much said
about specific manure and this article and
that article is loudly recommended as
the very thing, and the only thing need.
ed. We do not underyaue them, and
at the same time we would caution our
readers not 10 ororUaluo them. Watch
all experimeuis-us everything of the
specific kind, such as plaster, super-phos-
plate of lime. sulphaic Of ammonia.
guano, &C., &C., as you kHov will be
beneficial, but at the same time don't
give up your manure heap.
Asa general rule, the remains or man
ure made from the remains of organic
bodies the nearest related, that is the
nearest in kind and quality TO those
which YOU wish to raise, will make the
best manure for them. Return TO the
soil again as much of the same crop as
YOU can, in order TO make another one.
Nature gives YOU this advice. How
is it that yonder forest has kept up for
so many wears such heavy crop Of
wood How is il, that for as long as
you can remember, there has not only
been a heavy burlhen of wood on that
soil, but it has been constantly incrcas-
ing in growth? Ii is MANFRED every
fall, as sure as the fall comes, by thick
deposits of leaves, and twles, aud small
branches, which the frosts and the winds,
and snow break off and spread around
their roots. These leaves and twigs are
made up of material, in part drawn
from the soil, and in part drawn from
the air, aud of the same kind as the rest
of the wood, and so they decay and
supply food for the standing, growing
wood.
The vine growers in some parts oil
France, find the clippings and pruning,
of their vines to be valuable dressing
for their vineyards. The cotton growcr.
Of the south begin to find that the cot
ton seeds and refuse cotton is a valuable
dressing for cotton plants.
Many Of our farmers begin to fad
that the stalks and hu,ks OF Indian corn
Ipoughed under, make "A valuable man
ure for the corn crop, and that the prun-
ings Of the orchard, clipped up and APP
pied to the trees from which they were
taken, make "A valuable dressing for the
orchard 49, Naine Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-24

WEALTH AND lNFLuCNcE,-There is
no axiom in mathematics OF easier dem
onstrallon, than the one Of morals, that
honor is consequent upon the circum-
stances and condition of the assimlhlcd
parties Wealth, though it be associated
with the baser qualities of mind and heart
is almost invariably The source Of extend
ed notuety and hylshed adula ton,
while the character Of its possessor is
overlooked or excused. Thus false
standards Of Judgment are raised, and
dollars and cents, or in other words, cir
cumstances and condition, become the
criterions of excellence, rather than IN.
telligence and virtue. Poverty is the
upas which men avoid so far as it may
be, and it matters but little with the
world how much of intelligence aud
character a man possesses, if he be not
rich or have the influence of friends in.
ing high positions in society, as il is call
ed in fashionable paralance. Poverty
conceas the beauty, and brushes the
strength Of many minds, while wealth
and influence of rich friends, bring con
spicuously before the world, minds o
puny dimensions aud very questlonabI,
character Gu the deserts waste bloom
flowers that out rival the forced plants o
the hot-house.-F IL. Nonitoy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-24

Goss, is still alive, and the Oldest printer in
Vermont, save Ebeuezer Eaton, Esq. Of the
North Star, one Of the ablest and best con-
Quoted democratic paper in Vermont---
But what has that to do with farming =
Much cyery-way What would farms, or
farming be worth, without knowledge .
Without newspapers Not much.---
Among the rules adopted by the farmers Of
Paramus, n. J. IN 1874, on building a meet.
ing house, were these two" They shall set
apart scat for the minister's wi(e--Peier
Franconia and his wife shah have free seats
for themselves and their heirs; to be exempt
from all charges, except the ministers sala-
ry-there shall remain FIVE or SIX seats for
the old aud deaf when the church-'nasler
thinks best" to meeting Is as
necessary to the health Of the morals, as
going TO mill is, for the nonrishment of the
body; and he that would deraud the minis
ter and the miller cheats both his body and
his soul.--No man can honestly pass
the turnpike, on the high way OF human
existence, without stopping to pay toll, as
he advances to that bourne whence no
traveller returns" --The coal trade oI
Pennsylvania, for 1853 is estimated at 81.
7s74sl If the increase for eight year.
TO come, corresponds with the increase o.
the last eight years, the coal trade of Penn.
sylvana will amount 10 the SUN of SIS. 13i :.
625.-Add TO this proporlionate increase
of her agricultural resources, and in poln
of wealth, as well as American lndepeud
ence, she will indeed be the keystone" ol
the Arch.
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Hobensack's Liver Pills!

10 psri oi Me system more a Dr. dseuto thsn the
LNrh, itsef'os a- tltefef t1 ruy hs b.os 50. giving
hr LV'f Affects ihe other important r4fi the sy-tem
nnd results Nanou-Y u Liver Cumplaut-, Jaurdce u,s-
rep'N &c Ne should, therefore, watch every symptom
nhl might Huiea'e wong artiou oi tho lYcr hose
fs hflne comprised of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished nv
nauie tuheai ihe sthi namely, hrst an EApECIORANT
which uu2meus Che stccfuu from rho Pulmonary mucous
membranes T promotes he discharge OF secfoed attsr
caoIH lud inaccessible manucr the certain uofh of The
sysiem. Ihrd TONIC, which gives tone and strength
% ODD" nrf'"ns system renewing Htgh and yisof 10 all
parts of tc body. fouuh ga IHARlIc which srt. IN
perfect hufmuny with r other Ingredients aud operating
"n he Bowels, ana "a cns ihe whole ofcofupt and
Yitatef nafei nod pur the blood which de,trt.
] tase and Restores health.
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH!
EIOLlLO WAY'5 PILLS.

AS FN HGAOnDlTA0Y CURE or THE GRAVEL.
AND a bO-r DANGEROUS LIVER DUNPLAINT
~ ~ O.,
Nf+ |" o" ." "Hi fp sunny
$50 a. f .,''
',t' .''i d ' II, al i.-nt ''''is'i was
a., WIN ',N' ''"'
"..' '. l"-"' M'.H w. '' .i'4l ''''H
' "- .''''i ''' lH quay n's
| 1uN wy" rN l.'lln-
f .,. go .'''U'' ''''''
i.i I ~. ,f i.r
'. ~, W "', ''. pc i.ll'' n' more
f.l /. ao., ,rl I'd, ..rl.rt l.ab I. NH iel s,s,i
pleasure c4nnrprG THIS statement, even make an ai
darii 20 ihe sane thec', shoald % be required,
leisocd) ~; ZONES, f'opue'or of the
Gouiluu tcllif Now south Wales.
CURE OF PAIN d TiCHTNFSs Is THE CHEST
AND STOMACH or Al PERSON 80 YEARS or AGE.
No., ,,.-s ,,,,,.,,. A. So,
a. -" - - '"'i .
'''i'''' ,ii Xxx, 81 ~ i''' '' '"'
20. , '- ''l''"'"'i august --i '0'4'
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GERMAN MEDaCINE STORE,
Northern Railroad, \. Il.
BRITISH & u. S. MAIL ROUTE.
Boston, Lowell, Concord, Northern.
Passusnpsic, Vermont Central, Ogdunsburgh
and lIontrCal Railroads.


Ab AMI FROM
81 Joho.hupi u'ii-io'. - Ai1aus, Montreal, Ogicus-
huf-h ani ihr hf-l. and Manchester y i.hua Uosfon
Lawrence, Salon, bower, Portsmouth,, Portland Groion
Junction, ofcc,of, Providence, Norwich and New York
TINS ' Che direct route hrtvixi The shove places and
passr- rough ihe capitals OF NeW Hampshire aud Vermont
The ttio sui hci-nt us low az 10y other routes.
Atef Novemho ls5l trims North leave Boston nj as
A. N 900 ll a. and Coucnfd 80 DO 80 A. A. oud 4 NJ.
i'4ins ruuIt irHVn Whine hiyef Junron 90 705 A. ~,
and 1851 e. M 900 the arrival 90 Clrs lonl upper roads.
-p'r tauc irtlns pas over tins foute every Iuesday
tud freight trains daily helwNt Huniugtun kouse's punf
Nglenshufsh, Montreal and Nashul, Lowell Boston, sa-
lem, iuismouii Worcester, fiosduncr aud intermediate
plircs Hud % b. he oH from the Osiensl h and
Munifeh hulds by which Ff'skt be- cafred without
changing etf.. oNsLoN slEARNs Agent
Concord, *. A. Oct 2s lisa. ca
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LARGE oil German q Amrurau GLASS nouf IS
- In .l--.-. Ll.I L.--L1ld u -lLL-L A IILI.n =.
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SILKS.

- LACK vida md n-rro~ h.rl Bfersde, Armonro iiar.
- fnw Suipot, fi4n and Nnau-rHHl, nud Rich BLACK
Turs satiu., muy De- iouudat BILLS 81 BANCRo1is.
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NARIlS.

CASH PAID fOr ELOF-EE BAsESEE.s
o ae B.luu M.u or Store hy GJNH tNk 49, IA Nc
"a DON dw HourrIrr 1852
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The White Slave.

Pew copies oE this uansoiled voil just received by
n jolly, l-52. T.. o. WALTON a. SON.
PAINT OF ALL KINDS,
nlL, TuRPENTlNE, VARNlsu, 4c. sol1 ehrsphy
~ lad 43.w SCOTT d FIELD.
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JACOB SCOTT, Tfoasutcr.
o2RlN SMITH, Medical Examiner
81. RuBLEE, Substitute.
Directors,
Avnh Sahu, william MaftOcks, ". T.. Bufnham
roffcy 4, a. llus, .Chauccy MNubieo, J. A.. Thursnn
Jacob scott, linnioi l., Lyman, lsbtz N Ellis,
William liavcs Samuel Wells, Isaac ~ Brown.
Geo. "a. bary, nln'l Z. Thompson Nufns b Anafsv.s.
Azel spa'dns, Fturuna Mcfni, &. t. BIooa
ilony N. hfios, hrHN \. hfnus. Seth Thompson,
Joseph Polsui orrn suiih, Joseph Waurn.
Rates Of Yearly Payments.
FIRsI TABLE, Functional parts of a wcek oNropted
HrrwEKs - Asp 90 flAss of Aor.
$500 fcf year draws s-uo per ~eek.
500 500
4N1 400
500 500
GOO coo
SECOND TABlE-Fint week snd etiooal parts Of
week excepted
Sl.50 per year draws s2O0 per week.
225 900
3ul 400
375 $50
450 600
Twenty-Five per cent extra Wi. be charged to person,
over % years OF age.
All communications should be directed TO the Secretary
post paid
DcesmbsI c, 1851. s6tf
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The Lawrence Water Cure,
Y -. Il : ..nlna.... 3 ...rr. NJ
Blank Books,

Vow sunny Of LeleNfs, I0uTnls, I0sl N00ks, LoifoT
"A books, hioiters Petty Ledeer- Nemoranda Boo. s.,
Pass Books sc. iust received ani Joe ssio boz
Dec. -l 10 b.. b. WALTON a. son.
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90 tuhcm il man Concern.

NOIICE.-Al persons are hereby can't med against
~ ls.l.a foIcRirE Chrck At Daf Check ai
Ir-k q f.Iv ~ Three R1nl-ed dollars sEued 5y VAN ANA
c.der Fit-er .ndoTs-d by BiiEn StliEe
fbt Tr-t o.. Clautsggl- County saoS On t17 W.
trofo ian y Two doss md ~ . ti- osier
q D. CO tITi sON sId udoIseo y baliwn Eshtr and
tfdvlr. sl-~fl F.s'fr.
49, u them tie Bo7 gtvs p en- % . 1epo
wiz, ftuly r,o..'d By tie urdesu'd The Boy = tou'
a.. hf complex fecKec 40 o.
ar l.. d. o lard: JANIS MATHEk
BslUW ~, SItDNELL FISHER 20. 81 Fear q
H. J. BtICHFR K. CORNFORTH, r. b. NOR
L HAN, fa-sen.e. aved here he lin1 from Aspin
d. i'l inst leS Will confer syor By snd - al
Dies. @ Nc. q <trfl.sr. ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL-
IN OEMAIION WANTED-Respect DENNIS
NtCAITl. young s.m Of shout 3 who ar ID At Nev
Y-.t o.rd lie ship Chase AID who lpos-d % %
sio-ira State II NeTTors Any int
tor ray futd vii be- g-dv received BY h eots
uay O. rhr BY dd-ess STEPHEN shtL~
Dos Ntp-M.r.blfcush N, Befk.hue Co Miss
REATRINONY-A middle aged Gentleman of re-
w s-ecs .ssdr aui good turess acur-meuts wishes TO
teaul LIDS table bis Of respectful y,
tdrsor coats apresrsrce who won b. willing 20 assist n
enstle n me family circle Nol1y ~
iofey ie 10 ore n'F'r'ns o. The above requirements y
b. Tor ID lrtahle home w De crrd Nd
shsll be- secured right k
aie ard required Address J. W '" Box l65
fcs
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Cost an6 foan0.

DOY LOST = Somewhere on the line OF the Camden
~ hoy Railroad SeSJers-y, cur1s Nay M nas
JOHN GA>sFR, = smsL poorl0okinG German y a'u -
with hso bset hair nd thu face He "" s9ns 20
q him vii BE fcy y- BY ne a'e1
r 'ffr. Nfs Gssser. poor -ou1an "a No y Ridges
rS- NsW-ieTssy p.ter please copy
/ OST-A NOTE, made by +. NJ. Mason, No 81
II Hursr 81 dated July = lass payable months rom
G-dney and ndorsed b. them .-
81 y b. he ,crbe Payment Of SUI N- ?. be- " pPea the
tIcer y ID ccrfer - rergIuIus the sane 70 ..,
CALEB b. GlLDERSLEENE. No. II Merchants henanse'
I OST-Juiy H. either on Diysion-st between
l. Rutssr sus Fondse.t or on FidE between Dvso1 tnd
Cislasrs sod alcbor Waeh, sit gold eia No 10 - u
The lrfscury Aroh Davis Co. Lonton- reward OF Ten
ncas oi-rsd suy vho vii restore &c re owner
No lit herTy-st, ny
EOt ND-On the 3d-av. IN Tuesday. the 5th inst,
FRCCK COAT TIE oSur can ~ pr5vs rsrty aid
en- sdv-aInE Apply No y "srrss
e = REWARD-Lost in Pearlst. a PACKAGE OF
y - FIf S nclosrf envelope, directed 20 Isac Van
Ceff Gre ~ j. Pcn-rT. lutisnA Aly res'n .syps "a
q --c-ve =. shcve reward n ieavrs Tta FJSI1h
Z eOhPslN n. q Nal-l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15
6ousee udnteo.

nOCSE WANTED.-A two or three-stcry House
wanted upYer psrt of the city west o, bro@dway ~
ressarty ce r13is rir One HAVING toa.o
he hea q gocd tenant ~ addressing v"
D., Box No - Pot Otice, W. ierr' md eeats'n'
WANTED to HlRE-A Furnished House IN the up
W Per part Cf,s good neshboAoodi small
house pErisitd Address Box 80 Pot Otse
VI AN1kD-ln September new House above ltous-
W Rent sfO ESQ story House preersed
Aedrcss B. L. stOAer BOY No "a