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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18
GILCHRIST PORTER,
Marble Emporium,

DAVID DEAN,
MANUFACTURER aud dealer In Italian aud
lHl American Marble. He has on hand large
assortment and will furnish the shortest notice,
Marble Mante Pieces;
Fine Parlot and Chamber Crates
Counter and Wash StandsJ
Garden Vases,
SiaiuaTy;
Tomb Stones;
And every other description Of MARBLE WORK
al lowprces. NJ Call al his Marble Yard opposite
he Brad Y House, Hannibal Mo.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18

Holoway's Ointment and Pills, an Infallible
Remedy for Tumours, Swellings, and Contract
ed Joints Ann Carter, housemaid, residing
with family in Burton crescent, had immense tu
mour in her right knee, which increased TO such a
size that she could not bend the joint, and was in
sequence obliged 10 leave her situation. Her medical
attendant Informed her that there was chance Of
cure, and il would be necessary TO amputate the limb.
This opnion not satisfying her she commenced using
Holloways Ointment and PILL, aud by Gods blessing
they have been the means Of elfectng perfect cure
and she has resumed her former situation
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18
RoLLIN CLARK. JOHN RENFREw. 4. cRozIE.
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Corner of Main and Biddlc streets,
st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARK. RENFREW & CO.,

ULARK. KENFKEW q UUn
nj MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Machinery, ny
w draWiic Presses, Oil and Tobacco Screws, Nor
SEES Patent Saw. Dust Burners, Page & Chds' Patent
Circular Sag NiHI, for horse steam or water power,
and all kinds Of Mill Work. SC, sc.
III They would invite the attention OF MiIlwrighs
10 their and large stock of Patterns for every vare
" of Wheels-sts Of which will be furnished when
desired by mail or otherwise
Their extensive Boiler end Sheet Iron Works, under
the control Of A. Croser afford facilities, for Manu-
featuring aud Repairing BOILER AND SHI Ell
IRON WORK, In the most improved manner
Good Second hand Boilers generally on hama
August l6, '53-d&w
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18
TO TIE PROPERTY HOLDERS OF
HANNIBAL.

AT meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Company,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
From oar Correspondent
Al the North.

wISoErSDoE, Msss, Aug 90 1853 The Hay in this vi
ciniy ia light but Of an excellent quality English grains
are good. We have recently had abuI dance Of rain
wRIGHr's CoRsrRs Nisgara Co, N YOar Wheat
crop goodyied not quite equal to some other seasons
IN proportion 70 the straw About an average quantity Of
NUT be light account Of the dry weather, although
many pieces Of each now look we'll f. G PEcKHAa.
PisaTIQuIT, Islip1 l. l., Aug. 49, i553-Our hay crop
in this part OF tn country very good average think
there English hay cut than has been cut
this AL crops have yielded exceedingly well
Early good late ones damaged by rssins. We
have not been stocked with oats, although from sp
pearances, will have enough Corn never looked bet
ter There will be ys,y heavy crop Potatoes doing
No sign Of the rot have beard OF any in Suffolk Co
We have had usually warm weather here During tho
latest weather the aborefs were Obliged to suspend
work. A. SMITH.
SBrsHIeuIs, Pa. Aug ls.-The ~hest crop is good in
Bradford Oats light Corn heavy Potatoes rot,ing
equal any previous year have noticed large lots de-
esyng and the stencil upon opening the bills most nto
cradle. II. KfssEr
srosE MILLS, Jefferson Co.. August s-Tod day We
have been blessed with abundance Of rain and the
paxched earth again saturated Rain has long wished
for this day furnshed all that w have had
during tie lat too months Las; year very dry in
this vicinity cn early the summer until late in the fall
and crops OF all kinds came in very short Farmers
pectsd would be made up them this season and sowsd
freely but they have been wholly disappointed Farmers
very UGH diseoursged-neyer beige has harvest
been known to yielo Lightly Early d the season pros
poets astsSipT bot soil being principally clay
soon crus;ed drouth Oar hay crop averaged about
ton per acre Many pieces OF ste gram
worth LsrvestIgPOtstoes failure, conseq entity
trUublsa With the rot Corn very poor in
quantity and quality the graz shopper bA commit I'd awful
Expectations upon generally BY eatrg the silks before
the bloc had dropped upon and then By actually
eating through the hEsk and dew urng the best they could
fId within. They have also taken the last green vssgs
in pastures nearly destroyed the Dat crop By cutting OF
the stem that supports the hand
Coed dairy cows selling readily at si0 el2 per
head Any quantity Of farms for sale and large emirAons
vsstssrd Very respectfully, Yours, &c,
w II. HOWARD
The following letter striking contrast to the above
WIsr CHtsTER PA Asg. 27-The season here could
no have beer finer ~. had bad made 10 order-good
crops OF Cir Wheat and ats have been safety houssf
and Corn ard Potatoes promise Of full or ,ps Ibear
Of no pOtAtoe rot and would be IT'D 20 our conn
~ 10 see the grass IN VIII the sleek cattle d. tined ara
long for your taoIes) ars rsyeing Very truly Yourx
L. D. HAisrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

Eepss OF the magnitude Of this rarely occurs
NAV particular notice Durns thus Eclipse
the Moon Will little les than that OF
the Be entirely to-
This will bright light
the ds-n-d II the THIS rns VIII %
cpehir st we and vii be Wis ble only IN tho
vicinity where the ne Of central Eclipse The Eclipse CEN
trs longitude So 81 II Greensch a ude ~ ~ north sud
in onsude - latitude AZ 10 north By nnting thess po
tors upon msp and dswing line from 70 the other the
which the Central Eclipse Will be readily as
the snnular ECLIPSE will be shout 100 mes
extend about 81 miles each side Of the line we have de-
The Felipe. will about Ice miles minute ard win
pa Upper Canada aud thioufn toe Sonn
81 Lawrence Franklin Cncn and fse and through INC
part Of jefferson Lewis Herkime Hamilton wayne and
Washington Ne~Yok will be in nearly q. OF Vernon,
Of Maine II will bs annuA at Kingston q,
Al hteha Pshurgh Portland and within twelve miles
northeast OF Boston. 50
The ecp begins ct sunrise IN the Pacific
Ocean nesr Caroline Islands long 1862 81 East lat o. " North,
and passes Sindxch Islands thea enters the
United States North Of Astoria OREGON, and thea t.vees
Deay Eae passes through Lake Supeor turning south
Bytown 10 Canada and thence through the
counties the Atlantic Ocean In York County Ne,
is lies North OF Portsmouth, ~ H. II ends Of sunset In long oi Y
West North The partial eclipse frat touches the earth at
sunrise in long So West lat Il ~ south and cnds at sunset
North Of the Bahama Islands n long 7t Al West lat ~ North
The this ECLIPSE occurred IN 1913 July ~ since
then 81 including ts return this IL occauet
In April 1919 and May 1885 la Will return again In
will he In lSi Aug H. The net
will much attention In this county VIII Do IN
1855. Mafch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
Uater Gnrs.

DR CHARLES MUNDEs WATER CURE ES-
~ TABISHMENT, Florence, (Norhsmpton masS, los bees
k-eaty ensrged improved There is Tor 80 ateni
The location and country around very Psssani s healthy the
Of quite quality and the Docio Shose sorks
Hydropaihy been All Elope for the t ~ enty
year, the oldest Of rnessuz existing Terms
DO be had # WESrERMAE A Co o
Bookstore, No. 30 Broadway New-York.
nR sHEW, Of New-York, earliest American Prsc-
on.r author Of various works the sub
- will receive patients dung the season in connee:
Nth Nh CAMPBELL At Lebanon Spring. Columbia Co. N Y
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
Is Laightst r. It TRAIL, NJ ID, proprietor
dstors hundred persOps department VIII be opened
Medical and n ysooe Ical School, November |.
NETWORK CITY WArER-CURE, No. Isl 18th
Of Univestypace The best accommodations Tor P
o. n. WELLINGTON, II. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
SOLAR ECLIPSE IN 1854.

On Friday. the Goth Of Nsy next, there will De an
eclipse OF the Sun which will be more or less visible 10
al PARTS Of the United States snd Canada, and IN portion
of both will be shnulsr The following account OF II NO
copy from the Illustrated Christian Almanac tor ieSa
a very valuable publication OF a. pages. l2io when,
besides the Almanac proper contains large amount Of
useful and entertaining matter
From ire Christian Alnsnsc- -
There will annulsr Eclipse 81 the sun. trcay nay
90 in the afternoon Visible principally - very large
pSrtisl Eclipse on the Suns Northern limb Throughout
North Amer except along the Isthmus Of Du'.n - IN
the follouiT s,Shle:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

per acre not an extrsvasan. estimate ofihs yis!a Ry
here nc ne sewn abcr, heressms 81 Ba,y Po'sfoes
very good and fair crcpuo general sppsAsnce NJ rot
Grsss-ssns and praiie-an excellent quality tender,
and good yield
The showers have been very seasorsble throughout hs
season and TIE hsrvest cool and dry Last week very
hot Thermometer the prairie in the shade "a to 20 de-
grees. -,
MoComicks Reaper is principally used here. dong
good work Ore Of hin latest Improved cut piece OF
oats ar n. VII badly lodged that good hsnds
though, ths coald hardly be moved Il cut them clean.
and thew sre ro~ bound and In the stack mention fhs
hscsu,e he deserves You may rely this Statement,
- a. cro,. R..r.ctFully SoVrHwIcx DAVIS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST &c. 1853
A waving field before i.

A waving field before Il,
And rubble al behind
The wheat given to the sack.
The ehaf given 10 the wind.
Q. Prsirie Ropde, at harvest tine,
IL il not merry place
And lees 20 NAV /; never be
Through right and Heavens grace,
May lis peaceful fields and happy homes
Remain forever, far
From the proud sppressor's stsr,
And the iron hoof Of war
But yearly be the strife renewed
Ger all the outstretched plain,
" ith al the various enginery
Upon the yellow grain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

II 1ts. 'e.v. chsuser-s esiiJ for AtsrJ sud
sss sass so1s. i's' Ss eS' Va s.sss rs
Nal Trsin M-Thaeush w.y Trains y " ard s1PA
s1p,s IRAN : ? :, M1 I, rrs' Jpn
rSi POafaiesS.is Way P.ess.r Trsimst7A ~ 4e5y
ron Chfabesss and FT.sh, and Passenger rzn 1t fs
ysr Peef.,inaleAM, assP.M~SsP.n
The Tstowa Peekn and POushrsepss Trims sor "a al sh'
is;ss e: cHovf' n ' Ps ID ss
and sr for Albany 'Ggsf 4 D. y w ssTTs .se.
CCHOOLEY' MOUNTAIN, VA Central kaiuVac o
- s..J,5-y and hampton only nils By .sa,s .'s'
), steamer RID J1ckEf from Per Sers Rive tbssc.
p s R' y ,ss dpE s Fs IA No.
srosdws, or HoPEs EIpr.~
TOLEDO, NORwALK and CLEVELAND RAIL-
RoAD-Formns in connection with he sshissr souns-s
T beat ~ most expeditions beswesn EAefn sss cs'oAso
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
after MONDAY May i6 Passenger Trains VII eavs day
Sundays excepted a. follow;
Accommodated NJ .,nn.ss ,, a. ,a-on.
Day KHpess az Stopping only At Fremont be4v7e a'n
rshi K1press At ii i5PM rOppss only Fremont seisvu
xonloeyille. Norvslk and OberHn
Day KTpe. at 10 A. 81 stopping oy At NoF"1s honoS
i q y rogsns at ~ s;s,.ss. s, Mr.
NIGH EIpIes u NJ stoppns only Ct Obern NoT"s MOI
' eossEcTISs DIRECTLY.
Railroad m Chicago stations and roush Cheese and soss
Island Eeos and limos RIVER forming ne 70 ~
LOWS
A. Bellevue with Of Mad River and Lake Enc Railroad foi
sandussy spn sed Dayton Cincinnati: lndianAgos &c
with trains Of Mansfield and Sd1sty IA foad iof
sandusky shelly junction Columbus Lenevie. teSa-t &c
with trains Of Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati hai
rod for Columbus Cincinnati and stAtlons
Cleveland Of Lake Shore Railroad for New orr SAD
Buffalo and Albany and for Ne~YoTh va D1rks Va
Of Cleveland suo PtsbnTzt lFosd for Plt,s51 P.s
Baltimore and Washington City r. PHILLIPS suot
CAMDEN and ANBOY RAILROAD 70 PHlLA
y DELI From Per 10 sCT,h Dive. foct Of ssry pscs
by TRENTON South Amboy, thence BY
3odeuosn rserbosi STOCKTON 70 Pnisdelphs fare
a. EKpIsss 2 P. BY steamboat JOHN POrIEk C
kboy thence Camden Through y hou-s ssS
D. RsturuiDs esve Pbil1dephis a. 10 N. snd2PH
DUFFAL0 CORNING AND NETWORK RAIL
EJ ROAD.-FXTENsION TO AVON SPRINGS and CALEDO
HIA-Expr-ss Corning Is NJ ornmeaat-y on
New-yors and Avon
NJ Returning leaves Avon ~ and corn-s
Day Express which arrives at New ofs e. about 10
Pm. ...
Man Trans NJ and arrives Avon st ION
Retaining Avon h n VI connecting with the Night
which arrives "a New-Sork about 10 4. VI
This the bfod and 1ivergng from the s's
Erie Railroad directly SPRINGS the most Comfortable
sn6 cxpedst' route rom Nev-Yort 20 that place
Throuh New Yofk Bocd Wsyand Ccueso and
and Enc Railroad Ofc- loot
alec either the above Dsnee stations 70 Ses York
J. A hEDFIELD -upenpteDd@at
guptrntendenrs Ofce Buffalo Corning and NswYork Railroad
Corning. J0y n. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

~ Aufu 10 ~ -t.rS Of the Cosary q
iort sc,ice tershv inst TIE ss,efs &C. Z
T8-dy 5ccsrf f1e frst Aorsag o.
kcs-rrb TIE fo ewing c-es:s - eecf,d 70
seeret.r, = strfs. ,hs r.scs o. H.rry Ra,dsli'
A Coupfr,ler, TIE rirce G. John Z WrEht;
Ar t,,ns-si pare Of Levl Ce.,held .
state Ensnter ard Surveyor h- Of WhsmJ AeAphe
state lrsssz.r /. pee cf ber.n N.en Jgsiori
A Csnsl conr1ifrcrer. Ire place u JOIN c hsther
-,ste Priso- lrsrec-cr pace Of Nibsn Anf. r,
Two judges e tie Of Apps.oae ne psee 81
kpsg,s AID fiifs p--io afp<atea :" H. nc
CsrE Of Of IRE Of Charles Be-sn-
Al vtcse - ~ cf. o b-'
re,' -ee. st - yrstorr O. JeTst Then VII expire O. re %
esy o. Deeenbe- 1857 $1,000 -.
Jlltee q ire Supreme r he Yrs: Jsses DIR
place EszoDds Ttase o. o. - erq-
G the last day e December stxt: -. So.
Te6 Fo---h I'm 80 - $3.50
Dscts, paoss q N-E. fcH-r-Ev, cosfial $50
" BeekrGr. Edwin D. Mossr- vhost ---so , -
txpye the as; DAY Of December next
OFFICERS TO rr ELECTED Tcs SAID COUNTY
Sat.sD nsB bsrs - Assembly = n -
the supeo Csar Ike places Of Jeo- Def s1a
Robert Ennet. - -. o.. ?
DAILY. .
Two Govsrlcrs II tie AlEsbouSe. Z ne feefof A-a'1
Al Eos. tern Of oee WI expire he ut etJ Of December
YCur. respectful T.
HFsRY : RANDALL seere,r-y q s'sie
The Aove rub.te6 D1aso tie so;.ce OF TIE seey
and requirements 4 the ss,fs =, IN H-'s 1
provided , yyiiN Snlo- y,-t
All the pube publish TIE above nce
in each wsek mt III EeioB. and he land ite s - dye
tsf thsy Lay be I'D teioEe ne bo- u 1
yi,ors snd passed for payment . s-,. q. -. ,-
Revs-d s;ssuie vol J. chap C. ~ iTaee o. Pa' IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
Saving seed Wheat.

This Z important. but much neglected m.t,er
by nearly al farmers There Is another difficulty be-
sdes the hab,ual es-e,sssDss OF wheat grower which
s degenerstng this staple crop OF America The
wheat intended for seed shod be saved 10 the field
but ,hs Is reform that vs do no. expect 10 live 70
But there is another which sad experience may teach
aruers to Aaort and that Is lot 20 thresh wheat with
chimes We DO know that much Of the she & ~hieh
passes through the thresher Will not germinx.s and
which does is so injured hat il only makes feeble ert
to grow and dies, or only Prodz,es q sekly plant Look
a, the Pile Of thresksd wheat and you vii fad grea.
many broken kernels. These, Of course viii nos grow
There many which do show any beAkAgs OF
the skin bat il that IS essf4ly removed with pen knife
AID the interior examined with microscope, il viii be
fond fractured and Of cour.s injured for seed rhishs
pens the largest grams mach more likely than 70 the
smallest that n sowing ma hine thr7shed wheat the
difficulty not only tia; AL viii not grow, bs. TIA. AL the
poor shriysled grains VIII and al tes plump ones sill not
We have 1rgsd this matter upon 'he attention Of tbs
vkea, growers Of ths country fer the AS ten Yeas With
much earnesfness bsesass We cons.isr Il yvy imp
In lsso E0ssbps wessos Maine farmer seat Article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

= rC,ygr is53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch High
A ssa Do<l Oe.ss HOO-e Pot wsnaasos, Mount: Doh
nrtcy q PRICE, Cspt w. HssserIy. vii fiom foot u
80 -. - ~ Month River, da'iy. - follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

IAN our writing business letters win confer favor BY
hke of the following 1out the state Of bs
Weather and Crops IN theu neshborhoodA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

GALIssrRs, Knox Co, Iii, Aug Is-Au our crops look
well and thoss harvested nase dOue well Hz>at excel
lent IN qnAiy and more than sver.gs In q1ufy per
sre-s'pecnlly spring shest Oats very good. Corn,
notvhs2ncug the baekwardness Of the spring il much
beyond average cop-indesd is has seldom been a.
Iood u . shls year. ny seighbors think ay bushsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
legal Notilrs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
SSFf h'r .s g y Ss cy Of ess
=, ,cn, the same with Won 'he
st her residence lt5 Ousn in the City Of SesYr on or
eSl, sfs sy Of aSs sss MARY TOrrES,
aas 2 iaw6nM
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
o:usy Sr Ih o. sy ss- Yos drs to Sa y. am.
s 4, Nd d., hi : sS s '' S s a. eoooRic
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
cs SnS W. WASH ISL ss s CO s New r, sS ; ;
Es.eSt voucher, usso 70 IN. .9sse'ser At h. si-se'
s'' r'' tie -' rD II { M b S s..s.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
e:c ssS ct p Dss
Sc Se es q Fsie.ei lane Attorney. No i S...q;t "a =:
SS sSsS fsss S !; liS..
NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT-BENJAMIN
~ MOORE AsAlrs ISAAC D. DoDGEsummons for money de-
ard On The above nsmed defendant You are HEREBY
sS S s on NE es the !.
de CITY Hall Of DE Cry Of NswYers and to rve copy q year
s,s". 10 The he BED c9s q within -si
,,s hess ne I'D lsni thin ss.. The Ps
mi. se'on wi tale adsiosn ans SS o 70. oS he Of Is IS
;ro1 i7sh day July 1853 and on ihs sum q IS O July ls
ssSs. ,ss 81 h' cLISroS MILLS AOrssy
SUPREME COURT City and County Of New York
s,s g.s %ss, rs s Ss' M. If bi rs
Gsr Gnor his Robert omor The o. Mare
o dsceassd Minot Morgan .~zree n trust ROBERT tt
ToS KIass snd william g. l. xsPss
junior Receiver Of the property dts and effects Of 20 mas On
SMITH fex Burns Melissa Burns his wife eide-
havsneyef and Mary Jane HAyeus,er hs vie John
Emeane
the fWism p Glmor deceased Msrxaret OH
nor r. ioT Wih4n Gnor Andrew add Nag Jane
P,rsirs- lu,ons-Te ANDREW PERKINS. ROsERr GIL
NOR MARGARET GILMoR MARY T. GlLMOR, AID WILL
LIAM GlLN OkNcu hereby summoned sud required
Wes compliant IN hi acton which
aid CoaAfy OF NswloTk.
tsy Of SepiemseI copy
oses Ne City Of SewIork within t~e1y dsys
lie ssivss hsieO u tho day O.ueh ssrviss ana
h srswer compliant aforesaid the Psnirs s1 apply
Cer4t rebel demanded the complaint Dated Newiosk
Juty 18th isSS. -. ...-.,,., -.
lSw NJ. CYRUS LAWTuN fiN1fins ATTORNEY.
ITO AARON WILLIAMS and DAVID WILLIAMS
D,,so.ns-Yos hereby ssmmooed 20 the
AZ Jhr r. Lnsop rd Of which copy Wi Be fled the Cts
eae~ County ad 10 Of answer
Al n oil &c hoDtse n within twenty DAYS srer ne s.ve
~ f m mons q The cay servce AID sd eefrnasns
g. =, 80 compliant bsTeb, r-qzd the plaintiff VII
,sis for Foaf HUNDRED AID sxeen Dor
e. 80 pv Nre G. thereon sAe Nh u
Aprl 1875, bes1es coat u '" Lohp, Fha-N- sA'Si-et
Ass ls~ew Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

RBThh Boat vii edverted. weather permitting Sasss
OF The
" otid truftEf t Boat Of The O~ners
cTArEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of WbitebaIst---
q sUMnFR ARRANGEMENTS Pare Ct cents 10 QOAkAF.
SNE, SJAPLETOE VANDERBILT LANDING On snd ,fse1 jug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

psf.n. fee ,0.s M. sesi 90 so.oeni Of he owner.
UGUSr, lS53.--Fof Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
"a Ocean DOCK Port Wsssinston Mounts ard
srx nt Do<ks Mddeton Red Bsnks Ire spsrex
S~,neg GOLDEN GATE, A. Little Pier foot II
ktnson e. y. Is blows Tare u cent?
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,I1Hr pF0pI.F nf ihe sIATE of NEW.YORK. by


the Grace ofGod and n. cred o esie-s
.Id n.x u Kin cf MYLASCTOs WHEELER ate q "ntens n
lie CoaIy deceased Yea Ae hereby cited 70 spp
ofOuY Comfy Of Nlsagion N olr
CoUrf on The DAY o; September nex II yen ot
Of that day TIE SurroEaes once ~ yeeuN-n
attend tue se,,ener y tn@
Calvin HsLbe Mei.rcon G. Wheeler and Lyda Nneeer " ns
T1seur tie VIII and Tes.Aen OF ne $40
MelsBcon Wheeler decessedn esInouy whereof ~e
sad % be heegnto s1ed wires
DAVID BOIES SGIrOa'e Of the said Coanty a. tr-n
he ID dsy u August Lod thols:n eight hun
dfed and fifty three. ag3 aTi"Mj u T. o0ltS'
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Nem-llork Daily Gribnne.
HARVEST SCENES IN MICHIGAN

Coresponderee Of The " Y. Tnb1os
scBOOLcRAYT. Meh. Ttur,dsT, jay - 1855
While you are entertaining and instrnchug your
readers with your notices of the various reapers on exit
bon al the Worlds Fair, have thought II not an mop
perfume time TO send for publicat Oh in The Iri6ane
sketch of the Harvest Scenes upon the most beautiful
prairie in the PeninsGlar State.
believe there is no reaper in use that IS not In ope
ration here AID here only perhaps in the world, is
there machine such az i. described 10 the last section
of the poem successfully performing at one operation
the work Of cutting threskng cleaning and bageing the
wheat from the grain standing in The field.
The piece has already been published but VIII be new"
and perhaps interesting to your readers r.b
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passenses
NETWORK and NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD

~ Mes SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.-Jsly Is 40.
rs.i>s wNosKAFof NewHsyen-Accouunodaton ct,
~ 81 N; and $40 p NJ. The train Expressed g.
n<eeD~ieh EsPress A NJ Sand sP:M The y ts.s
Bridgeport the p NJ Stamford Nsrwss
~ Budsepot, tte ~. NJ a. Nerssk md Bridgeport
Br Port Chester and Sos-at-SPeca Accommodation Trains
N and SIS p ~ for N0rwsk, ana 80 and IlV p NJ sc
lArt Chester.
~ BoS1os Hartford shed ard We-stesExprs at
Nv NJ Ihs Hartford Railroad =. Merae1
lkshn ana hiddetown kArtGsd ana ssgaeS The p NJ
V1fut,r1 cay.
por Cor and vsraoaf RaiSseExpre At "A
y White Mountains ant HoattSd
Yer OF the Nevsys. Hartford s,d Spat
ks Raircaa--At it.Sc 4. ~. sn4 5 p NJ
Yer Cars Ra,5UsdAt AID fS NJ Accccacdstca 20 New
isvsp
For New I1uisn Rsihcrdhs 4 - NorsoA
&t1sep ad Proyidepce 1nd p ~ u Nsx Load0D only.
hsT aOssusooe am kaassf et RArosd-At "A s2d SIN
" la, az NoTwaA acknowledgements a. and ss
~ siS4F n. Tsprrss- .
f,ss 70 Nav YosE From. Esw-HsyeeAco as
~ 80 snS qSs NJ sns ar n E1pcs AZ liQ ~ $50 p
tbef thersr-Sr.c AZ AcrriacdiD usinE
r. N~s e a M n 20 o. hsIo Port Coaster a. SO A.
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.,esve foTs

fght FROM the Island, O'Clock. Pare 81 cents
Nght boat from NssYors l O'clock Ware IA csnts somrutsa
hrhded
kso.r Arrangement soss issve svsry half bcur
Etht Boat. 10 o'eoek from the Island
isaa, Mot SAFE. Chanp and Reliable Route. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

Count, of N-wycrk hereby syen 10 AL
arrsust RUSSELL HALL late Of the City Of Nssfsrk
to present with vouchers thereof the 'u
bgeser Lane, Attorney No >ssA1-st IN N
Gin of NewYork before the t~enyhd DAY o. Soves -
",.x~S lswS.nM SARAH GIBBS HALL. Adnnis.rstrx.
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EWYORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, via

~ NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-U. s. MAIL and EMPRESS
NRs-Throush -Four Hours-leavs Newlork foot OF Coa
sts ats, and "a NJ sOd 4 and - NJ Leave Ph,AdspaIs
IA NJ. kelsingob. and ga NJ and " aud 4 Z NJ foot
tsai o. = - fog secondes IN tue ~ tron New
al 2. Phadelphi< rhroughticks;s sold and
carried for Baltimore, WsnSon, No<
n and Charleston, IN the and NJ aud sna A. tr.inA
- certain with trsins behind time FSsensen
al hgsss the ferry Is ninues before the leave