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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI Dec. l7--6, p. M.
Floar.--$5.10; 10 and $500; and 50O
do. at 1896, lined and delivered.
Hogs. The sales comprised 800 head
in two lots, at $4 60; 1856 do averaged 22u
10 225 lbs at $4,95; and 2o1 delight, de-
liverable next week, at 1926.
Sugar.--Sales of sc hhds at 4SCO44c,
Coffee.-Sales of 1926 bags. in 10 $, al
12O12lc. for common and fair.
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NEW YEARs DDREss, Our Carrier
will call upon The pa rons OF the "Stand.
ar. upon New Years day, with an ap.
propriate Address. II has been a time
honored custom. Or the Printer 'DpOH
to present to patrons of Newspapers. an
address in Poeiical form, for which be-
expects somstLipg in tie shape Of guar
fkg
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DRY Goops, GROCERIES, DRUGs, &C.
Mccormick, & Co., one door above the
Franklin House." have received their
third lot ofseasonable Goods, which they
are offering at prices to suit the times
Mac. is we'll suited to the business, and
will, if he continues to please his custom
ers in the future as he has done in times
past, claim the honor of being the onI1
salesman in this region. The stock OF
Drugs. Medicines, Oils, Paints and Dye
Suits, just received, arc under the paric
ular charge Of R. E. e. Clewers, com
petent and careful Druggist Call and
examine for yourselves.
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Poor People fod the present hard
times. They pay tor flour 81 cents fnr
seven pounds. which is EQUAL to S8 rs per
barrel. For potatoes. they give from is
to I8 cents per half peck. which IL equal
10 $2 10 or IS so per bbl,. ssbarrels turn
out from eighteen 10 twenty halt peoks.---
JouraaL of Commcy G.
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From Baltimore. .

BALTIMORE, Dec. l6.
The second branch OF the City Coun-
ell have passed an amended ordinance.
giving the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company five millions of endorsements.
without restrictions as TO through busi
ness,
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JACKSON Dec. %. 1853.
'Nrru advertisements,
JUhm UuderwOOd's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as ad
ministrator on the estate of John U Underwood
late Of ackson County, Ohio deceased.
WILLIAM BRADSHAW.
December Is, 1853. 39-3w
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n-The New York National Demo.
crat takes strong ground in favor ofcheap
postage and against a reduction OF exis.
ing rates. Public sentiment is undoubt.
edly against any increase.
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PRoTRAcrrD MEErINo.-The NJ. E.
Congregation will hold a Protracted
Meeting in their Church, in this place,
commencing on satu day next, December
a4th.
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AdmtMistra1OVs' Notice.

Edpard H. GoddarPs Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the rndersign-
" ed have been appointed and qualified as
administrators on the estate of EDWARD H. GoD
DARD, late of Jackson County deceased.
HAPGOOD GODDARD
LANSON SMITH.
December 10, 1853. 3S-3w
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of
afnsapa


DY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court,
> of Jackson county, Ohio, will expose TO
sale at the Goor OF the Court House, in Jackson
in said county,
OM saturday the 2Ist day Of Jnnu-
ary ASA. at o'clock =. M.
the following real estate, situate in said con MY
as the property of Daniel Clark decd. to VIII :
The north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter of sec. no, 6, Town no, and Range no, ~,
aud also the west halt Of the north west quarter
of sec. TO, 5, Town. no, 7, and Range no. ~.
Two acres in the north east corner OF the nrst
tract above described and the north half OF the
second tract above described, have been assigned
to the widow of cid decd, for her dover In
said premises. subject to which said premises
must be sold. Terms Of sale One thirl cash;
one third in one ear, and the residue in two
wears with interest from day OF sale. The de.
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
SIS. VANDERVORT,
Administrator of Daniel Clark, deed
Dec. q. 1853. SO ids >
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CONFECTIONERY AND
SAIGON,

ONE DOOR ABOVE THE ISEEAM
HOUSE, JACKSON C. H.,O.
P. DU HADWAY, having purchased the
above establishment, and has now opened anew
and Fresh Stock of Goods. among which, the
following are to be found
oysters Fresh aud SpIccd. by the
can, dozen o. plate
Toy candies of all kinds; Cakes, But.
ter Crackers. Soda and Sugar do. Pickles,
Almonds, Creamnuts, Filberts. English Wal
nuts, Peanuts, Pecans, Oranges, Lemons. Figs,
Raisins, Prunes, Baking Powder Toys Of
allkinds; Cigars, Regala, Plantation, Principe.
Havana, Casadore, Stiffanoni, Half Spanish and
Havana Skies Tobacco, Cavendish, Goodwin
IL Brothers pure Yellow Bank John Ander-
osn's Amulet five plug &c. Together with
general assortment of notions.
Pigs Feet, Tripe, Fowl, and Hot Coffee, sarv.
ed up, In Season, and at all hours.
All OF which will be served up in a style to
please the taste of the most fastidious epicure.
Give us a call.
!. Jackson, September, Is, 1853. 25-tf
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DEPOT GROCERY AND
, R 0 Wis ION ST 0 R D
s7 1872

A CRISWELL would say to his friends and
m others, in jackson and county, that he
has just opened New Grocery and Provision
Store, near the Railroad Depot i'll this place,
where he is receiving, and will constantly have
on hands, a large and well selected stock of
Groceries, which he offers at prices to suit
the times and pockets of all.
Coffee, Tea, Sagar, Spices, Molasses, Cheese,
Raisins, dc, besides a great variety of other ar
ticles usually found in similar establishment S.
Call and examine for yourselves.
A. CRISWELL.
Jackson. Dec. 8, 1853. 37--tf
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
" has been appointed and qualified as Ad
ministrator, on the estate of Lewis L. Hartly late
of Jackson County, Ohio. deceased.
JOSEPH MlNKS, Admr.
Dec. %, 1859. 80 4w
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Notice OF ttaCIlmemt.

A T my instance nm attachment was this day
~ issued. by Thomas N Howell Justice Of
the peace, of Lick Township, Jackson county
against the property and effects of John Martin,
q non resident Of said county, dated this 7th day
of December, 1853 JAMES MARTIN.
Dec s. 1881 37-3w
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A FRESH lot of fashionable Goods, of all
"a kinds, just received, and cheaper than ever.
G. W WHITMAN.
Dec. 90, 1853 39-tf
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The lady who made a dash, has since
brought her husband to a full stop.
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In l846 it was
706227

Increase 706 227
This is large increase; and as will
be seen by the table, there are only a few
places that have grown faster. Ports,
mouth leaves Chllicothe and Circlevile
tr in The background.-TibuAe and
Wiper.
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Milton tp, December 10, 1853. 38-3w
70 tive Creditors of the EStete OF
William McKiMniSS. decd.

an the 18th day of December, A. D., 1853,
7 2 the Probate Court of Jackson county, Ohio.
declared the estate of William McKinniss, deed,
to be probably, nsolvent; creditors are therefore
required to present their claims against the es-
tate, to the undersigned, for allowance, within
three months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to payment.
ANS0N HANNA.
Admir- for VIM. McKinnss, decd.
December u ls53 3S-20d
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Cost an6 founo.


CAU1ION-Lost NOTE made BY H. A. PARKER.
" 70 h own Order sse $500 dated March q s55 ptys
HE M Broadway Bsnk AL peons are eau
sn,.S ss,in ,sesivips The same. WILLIS COSKLING
r OsT or STOLEN-Tbe following Notes-One note
dated January 1853 drawn by Ubsden Person Co. a
rnonhs s payable to Their own order sna " zen 20 ~
Ard One hs from April lso5 Tor 81 ~ orswn
Nv Uls4ell Yssop payable 20 their own order and ~
item ndosed A. Of tae above notes mas Deen oPPe
s' P' GEORGE q. LAKE. No f7 Broadway
7 Os1-Between Boston and New York.-Two Drafts
In s2go each and for &RSi9So all dat.d aug ~
I months BY stephen G Pdsr On JS1n n'yV o 1D
s arc buying negotiating ssd dsi a.
peymep has been stopped
CTOLEN-The following described ChECkS were
- eToIFS ,la. day from the MESSENGER OF tbe CENTRAL
BANK Of The City ofNew York while passing through WAlIr
On, Chect on Bank New York drawn BY Shift Brothers %
for sa2 indorsed by Hitchcock Co. and W. Oakley Oash
f,s Cher on Shoe and Leather Bank drawn by l. Lthanne
per Ay- for $40 ndosed h1ius l. Crane 20
snS " OAKLEY Cashier Dated Sept. !. 1856
One Check Phenir Bark, drawn by Geo Adee By or
Amir BY q r. Adee samuel Alien and =" Os2eS OHs
for eI,4s Dated Sept l. 1893 ,-,.
named Cheeks hiss been stopped ana al per
cons are cautioned agsns, negotiating the same
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6ouses manis0.
HOUsE WANTED-In the vicinity OF Madison
square with modern improye ments Pce not over slo'
Addr.s Boz No. 1893 Pot Office
WANTED 10 HIRE, Possession some tlmr ms
norh) small house Of house located IN gli-e
neixb orhod hot and cold water &c Tor en
REASONABLE will be paid Address R. Boz NO Szi feStOee
stating location. &c
WANTED 10 RENT-In Brooklyn, small House
w ehr two or three sores be modern built IN good
rSf ana neghborhcod and no, over one h Of e
rou one OF ferries Immediate pos5essi9a desired HeS
+ n b. the ofce Of The Tribune STATING LOCATION reh &C
WANTED To RENI-A small genteel House IN
w Brooklyn Location the HEhis OF on the svenne
the latter Cottage preferred. Rent $50 20 @fD fosssslo1
wanted September Address z H. g. BOX NO. lfzs Ne"
York Pos,-Ofhoes@
WANTED For two small Families, two small gen.
w Cottages pleasant locality IN the ylsiay
each other upper part this city or IN Brooklyn ~
rent required before hrst OF october
AsSress stating locality and rent DYErT No Tryonrow
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NEWyOpE Many TRIBUNE SATI RDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 1858

TOR SALE-Tha Lease Of the conTe1sn- three
- u.e NJ Wee .s~ ard the fIrnfrs - ~ sAlf-
rssIv nsx PRIME oricr Also ~ IL u ere -i-
n - Usferst. afe The cccupsncE q - = n 4 -
r-oR sALE-A VEN elegant Gothic Cottage, Two
krrlthv ocat CIern0-f-v h,Tesn Nl1e -rdfek-
= T-orkivr LOT -xIC0 The house furnished n
b-i~ ear; s-ss q As flrnl n l-us import ~ rt
ts + sbouT eav1g - coartrT and Soid Ar 90 -.
r. Hs ~ Furrfur Panue >atusrT Orns-n~1 or PAT Of
S. a. moderate prices Cal he premises dlrs ne ooh o.
s.Ptenlsr
HOUSE and LOT tor SALE at SrAMFORD.-A
-uy.;c-v Co..nEe House With WINS Al iel IN WI h-ck
Nth paufrias Ia hing slk Aui
rrce ne sruand vel sled 9Th Al kin1s q m SElPe.
- al ssG IN fs baas The above soa fEe ninsie-
wsl DEKLTS. No les Gr-en~icb-iT.
HUDSON PARK, 40 minutes iron the eSy. con
rT.ses beautifully situated half nile above IT, T. K
sPEyenvvl Greek SSe Of the sites on this prspy
H.su TIE pr5pesfy offered los from alf an acr 20 10
Il refsd BY broad reni-raz ever pE e
Esctions naHess the erection Of build
Of ilto ces. I De contained IN al s.anc- q '
- aud desrbe l0cston Jr e-ntefen
.deuoes CONSIDERED p-ror . oher in the viuiy q ths
ey lss offered Tor sole. fry pr cent Of TIE purchase
For s- &c Other ntOrrs,i9r ,pry 70 u 1G1Ns 10
ro-ife CRY Esi- fr1r A NJ &c So NJ
NEXsEN & Co. WESTERN LAND AGENCY,
~ Lsfasue Ind Ooe in NewYolk No. s. Waist Govern
located by shares commissions
ndsn. Illinois Wisconsin, and low. JudcOus locations made
HUNDRED PR CENT pr fres Interested should sp-
nv rrecsev the hes lccsons b@ng daily taken
CO personally tnpeot ali locations entrusted them For
CT j COLEMAN No s. wsliF
70 J. W. Runssy, Esd President. New-Nork John
Thorrson Esq Banker DO; Carpenter vermlye Do.
chants Lfyee Page Bacon Co. BGnker - Louis DEexel
Co Bsrktrs. Philadelphia
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Groceries.

A CABD-We take pleasure IN saying TO me puoUc
~ ~, 90. b,ve opsned wholesale aud retail Family Grocery
md poyon store AT No the junction OF the oh
nd Railroad al who want choice
srtiess a, none bn Provisions Wines Liquors
end Fis will delivered OF the city nee
~ .h~ase T.y,ns e,sh SMITH 4 Co.
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Chamses for pnsiness Glen.

A CLOTHING STORE for SALE on FULTON
n ., whh stock suitable for the aPProaehsE
tfade. charge tor good VIII
80 s,sn None but cash customer Aeea sP
~ Aaar..s } oeie 81 this
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CoR sALE-A profitable Manufacturing Ba.ns..

Dor 5ALE-A profitable Manufacturing Basness.
An setve person vita ~ 50 e.sa 81 81 = sV.sy eso,5
this paper
L,OR sALE-Tbe extensive establishment k9oEn ss
The POLTGLQTT PRINTING OfFICE No y SrsnEis'.s..
Whole bDD5ns and having nearly Eve 20 Fun To esprit
sor o. sy here oEer.d The sT.absssa oeeupyias
lott embrsee 'esnnsns svs presses are 7asaiy o.
leery ees perornsnes q sort .assa .aa io'si.n
srEe snd With proper attention e'ad Dc
Sn 1r viosy d,po ed Of pvase s 81. whole ri. be .ok
= ss :1se e s' Bs r % p. .s an "a a. o.
Of he sI properly sppy WM RADDE 10 81 Bro.4+.,
L'Ok SALE-A frst-class Bakery, well situated elr
r,a,ly frted ard soinE srs'rs t'n- VIZ rsp.s
ard Jsrest
MILLINERY for sALE-Tae stock Fixtures and
vi ls q fra. rae Min Y end fcr '.e on sSsr. Of NJ
5 SeiisSIsi sd HUT ~ 70 imS oioss -
SOMETHING Nkw-sIRAW CUTTER ,, win .6,,. a
- CHURN ATTACHaENT-To FARMERS AASCfACiS
RRRs and oTHRRsA opportunity l. nov offered for To
6E EFs4 hIasES Is SIS
PARMERs YkENp esnno. = ssfP.'-a y n o. ~ p
es Z. CHI sRRA III fIsoR sSe aGehsE
SaS e IN p py b ySSi :en s1s ~ fsf
cfss s5, 1 r1a1 sa
JHy lsg while The Inventor u Wsssias2n Ssoa.
sden;irs voice IN fec: I Mse sns tna' fsIrasrs vi asy
ynsy exc M & A ias ' BROWNS rsstsra shop ~
charch Applicable purchase Of Ris b made Of
Vii X T. o. Of ORES " Sicily No II Church Al6Aav
C,PECIAL PAkTNER-A Gentleman who has had
- experience euetioneer wouc IKE 20 io,In
spee Copsrnsrhip with one rho can nFes $500 .'s.
the nd Commission busncss n TINS ey
Afdress
ID & Co. otce Of Journal q Commerce
YI,O PRINTERS JOB PRINTING OFFICE Tor
sAIF-Contsnng rSe assortment Of Type and bor1er' ioi
s 81, .9 .ype. Also No Wellington HandPrsE With
SHs ,hs Bs s s Is rS ifs s
Il 2 s, b.. sId been sa Within eisn months and JOB
with large portion Of TIE JOB Types nav Den ~ ~ ma
srOwDe cities OF Coneeticnt ana
6r,e with the prospect OF large
k IA for much The material bot short time ago ms
rare chance printer who wishes 70 get mo 99,9be
and peassnt mall capital Address fALhhh
lar tsrns, &c may be obtained.
ITO CAPIIALIsTS-DRY and SAFETY" WEI
GAS METERs-A Silent Partner who eau command from
s f6 10 interest in the msnuse.nr-
ing N Dry Gas article that exhibited and II
The Cg"sl Palace made Ir Down ess,nti Wa d,
and for which letters patent nave
been applied Letters postpsd will be asended 70 II "a 70
VVANTED--A person with $1,000, TO take an inter
dspoeng q Patent Right Of the best invention OF t5s
age To one OF the stamp fortune be made The owner
the article and cannot attend to the
rights Addres b. b. Tribune Office
WANTED In exchange for cash aud manufacturing
stocks webUi front house Of medium SIZE
and situated between an
and ard 4h and Ghsvs Apply to MIX No 10 wall
Of Room 10
VIIANTED-A Farmer, or will sell out 70 person
Of the best loca Gus In or
and already well established will ind this go
to j IL BoCKOvER William Bradford Co.'S No IA Court
landtst- n "
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WI sur,sL quickest easiest peasanest ana eaPs", ~
a. la There 4 no mystery nousense about ~ tslnpis pos
sess al the virtues Of the bet plaster together VITA the
,r,~,c inrurucc which 10 L. snasing excellence.
irnrat, vitality and strength while arrests deaee sna pn
eat when this pser s apr led fuup IN Ar lsn' INV, r,
S, fsrh and pre Each box will make sN 20 eight farS
"a spy child can spread them. Free Is cents box Ma"ue
'a''' ID G. MoREHEAD NJ D. No 1872 Roadway New-YOrt
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sul6 lnwtwSat In i"'' '0I ""''"." ,I.s"'"
yu,o the SHIPPING MERCHANTS of the CITY of

NFWYORKThe undeTs sned having completed his arrange
now p psrd Lighter Emigtent Passengers ana ther
J~ssas rom Is ani,ne a. his port either nom sns a
Al rncNo the and A. his entire time ana
II. .n.ly 10 branch OF has he ca nesty soe
a. hsc Of public patronage ANY orders len with VIM kOo
A. 100 Waist an sfsi,s back office with A WALSH AZ
N,,r. Hall uarautc Lanng with tAe subscriber person
IL a. orrrsnne Landing will be promptly attended 10 a. the
sh,,s no, - ard tho liberia terms o. !" pAhht
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IMpORTANI NOTICE Without further n,ilce

Il ofBec Of Fat New YORK aud unonvills Land Company
Broafws,. fFr ukin Iri.dilRs) r. MILLER, General
will h. lct on ur.ig hnsness hours md until o'clock
eytne spudays otcpsd) ior the accommodation OF ihos
ehseire is Oh aiming loans building paying monthly
mens Ge JL arranGfmtnt made for the accommodation
ho bee b. ufss with 90 but especially for mechanics and
people v who cannot without losing art OF inc "ho
dav- ctfl d. ing lus'n. IS hourl
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Post-oHee, address AURELIUs. cAyuEa Co. ny
YARNS FARMS FARMSi-Now is the time to

Turchsse Fer sale exchange r city property several hun
gsrrrs Of ever variety Of size pee and location Eea; 4
jofry are within ffy miles Of the cry and raey IN
ertGsrg value HOUSES Lots IN the cry vicinity taken II
a.aLarla. MIAEs 4 WITS. NeE2,iatoIs No q Wallst
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No 74t3l Issued to Matthew Hughes private n Cspt Rsey.
80 1 an limited States Artillery tNcxcsn WAT issued sept
,s .asresscd 10 care J. Thompson, No IL Nahingot
NNe said has been received ~ me wstane
.xr maze any assignment OF his rght thereto
Tbsfso the public hereby cautioned against saia
, a. a. sion eavesi has been hlod 10 the ooneA Ian
'st he issue OF patent the and application made
10 uie 'Wnn'e''''' Nm SLAUGHTER
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DRIyaTE BOARD rear WASHINGTON SQUARE
a. sers-- s off-rrts1 P.rorL rih bet rls o. ~
roo- % e. 20 e.-.ee .1ies '-t 81
sr-hrS II ter on ros--ue- Yrs - boz va fas S-Ia
&c Appiy Il No Il =. Cllenfsp-ce " Gao .f.s -- -
DOOMs To- LET-Wiih sr SIfhogi Beard, stNo iS'
II Crss-w<h . rear =. JcA-'s7-rr-
DOOMS a. LET ash BOARD Hole VIA modern
II inrTo4.uers 17s Hudon-t ket-r.ne=s srr1ansst
C,TRANGFR< whiting the City. may md good ac-
- ,--osr-ers q reaeo1atle terms u s1cct5 Psale
~ - - yak the CAl PsiAc e So ID " esi
sfh-Et- rt-E IN -
ct Johns PARK A Sure Of R'pm- oa tdird
- -. - -,---. Is via Bo1rA 1T b osta-af
.er " e-.isrnan Eze VIE rsie eu1en q So-
- Ylrick-r.
rJ,O LEi-F Front and bark Rooms second door.
b rsutris. 20 Genflenen- With o. without bre.tt.s
md Tee IN prir fsy No - West '-t lev coo'' s''
sh-sv.
1.-TWO ar THREE GENTLEMEN. or Gen'len
with g. Of Bsa in private family No SIS eav near @i@t
Terms IsOdsra1e
TWO ar three Bnsrd-rs can be acconmOds,ed Win
Pod .rd p!es.at Rooms No. II Vaks; near 81 JOINS
pax
WANT ID in BROOKLYS-Tso vel furnished
w pccNS VIII Board GeR:erasn and WIFE II az- els
t,r. I,-or on the xhts p-eterrsc Adtress w l. r BOX
No 13 Post-Ofnce-
VxvANTI D-A young married couple are de.roas OF
w with family having suns children
~ ~ sof who would IKE 70 ma.e s1eh n aTsnse
- - H. r,-io vel frru sh~d II and good med
fbirb reori-sd Themselves wor1 r-r2n efels
800 80 house good accommodation and knd
@ ave re objes Price r-eat object a. Al re.s07s
e. Aeare W. Boz No Iis he oa0e OF The
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GUNNER Retreats.
BOARDING At a FARMHOUSE for FALL
r. .b.rrs.r h. now prepared accommodate families .ad
= lie nsrsouS IN bis large family MANSION Glen IoFe oT '4e
81 "a wrer moths CD raoceT-.e Aderes ot mall
-' ~ CHARLES UNDERHILL Glen Cove L. l.
(,oIrSTRY ROAKD.-A farmer IN BroOkhed. Conn
o miles ds-an, who has convenience snf hne pAse
ear accommodate few Bosrdes for the baance OF tae se@s0H IL
onire az A 3 WHERLER. 80 Pulionsf- Brookyn
INVITE NOUNTAINS.-SUMMIr HOUSE, Mt
w W,.siprtop n H BY L. NJ ROsEBRO0K Co
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ewes ard white teeth nustaches who took lsdy to Thonp
son m s ice cream Tuesday afternoon and in thu evening OF
The same DAY supper, and who 10 call the mex day
fdeif the gentleman Will
call and nd card spTccd between them while a. supper ha
nishi be- Of eng that will be pleasing TO him. and do
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08
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Bcsror Jan. q. 1853.
Pierce and lady at TIE home of John Aiken at
that place They obtained rest last night aad
not received much II any physical injury.
The following Is correct list Of the persons injured:
Mr. Newell Of Cambridge, had his rios broken anu Is
beyond recovery.
BeDjsmin Kittridge OF Pe,hsm N T.. one leg broken
and ofherwise seriously bruised
The wife Of Jason Il. j Newell Of Eiils boro N II .
considerably bruised
The daughter Of Mrs. Newell had her foot 80 badly
crushed that snputaton 4. inevitable
Horace Chlss. of Henpiker, N H.. bridge eontrsc tor
he eao and face padiy bruised
Y. d Ricbarc a returned Califcl MAN burned nv
the stove and bruised
A. Bailey, of Duu.bsrto3 n II. thigh badly broken
A. Ban dIsiteman OF the II onix Co az La srs noe
badly hurt.
Among those who escaped injury were Professor
Richards, Of Bowdoin College; the Rev Nj Fnller Of
Manchester. and several merchants OF this city
Mrs. Pierce is prostraed with grisf but is compare
lively calm.
CoSccRD Jsn, T-P NJ
Gen Pierce and lady still at Andover The arrapgs
ment for the funeral Of their have vet b,en de-
cded upon though it is thought that it will take plaza
here TO morrow.
The axletIee Of the car was bioken In the middle
Tie broke in pieces like segs- box 1t contained
sixty passengers.
Gen Pierce Is raid to he composed and will bear tas
death Of his onwnom be aim oft ;tolsed while living
with fortituGe Mira Pierce Is OF zach AFFLICTED
great cation has been proc ucsd by the sfc ion
in this place