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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-05

UPST. LOUIS AGENT.-W. s. swYsfMEA.
General Ne wspaper and Advertising Agent CognSF %
Second and Chestnut streets, (otsf the Post oaesJ
ST. Louis Mo.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-05

The steamer Bride was lost on the Wabash
en- the 18th.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-05

WE REGARD ThE PASSAGE OF
THE HANNIBAL CHARTER AS NEXT
THING TO CERTAIN,-[Quiucy Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15


iNPoRTASr ARREST OF COUsrERTsuERs-Ifsat TO hc
Nint-St5Hre Of C0uRterten C0In and Bs-At the last
session of the L. D. Court in this city, named Min
ard Granger tried and convicted Of eounteetng and
enteuced 10 the State Prison lie was arresedin Owego
Toga Co. and was a of commanding appearance,
genteel address and intelligent lie evidently leader
in the gangs Of countereiters which nest country
This man after his conviction gave information which
was acted upon by Marshal Mott, together with officer
James OF Syracuse and number Of Deputy Marshals.
These officers finally succeeded Wednesday and thurs
day last in erreng out the hiding place Of gang in Sieu
ben Co. They succeeded in getting into the mint where
the countereiters were at work and arrested James Cut
Ter and his daughter Susan Cutler in whose house the
era.ons were carried They also arrested D. Is Tomp
kins, C. ID. Jollie, Judson Palmer and man named
Cherry These arrests made in the villages Of noI
vile and Corning, Steuben Co Considerable gold and
silver coin was seized and quantity Of counterfeit bills
Susan Cutler represented TO be very intelligent and
beautiful girl about IL years Of age She gave the finish
ing touch 10 the coin and signed the bills Herself and
father were taken to the Buffalo jail and the others
lodged in different ails west OF Auburn. 1t Is believed
that this is only portion c the gang OF countereers aud
eyera prominent citizens Of the State supposed 10 b.
concerned in the business Albany Atlas 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
glctbing

CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHIEG -
- CoSwAY No 1os Nssssast, has stoct Of f.l
"A Cnhiug wholesale and retail The prices
defy competition Remember CONWAY No. los Esss1s- nes
Ann. kew-fork
NAEN's and BOYS SUMMER and WINTER
WI CLOTHING WHOLESALE 20 per cent less than the
usual prices No 81 Fulton This the best chance ofed
PERSONS buying to sci aeain.
MEN and BOYS CLOTHING-At wholesale and
IVA cheaper than The place Mems
Boys Clothing ready made made TO order il s NANDk T.
BIlTsS FuiiOn, Of Gold Also large
ment Of Fsrnishiug Goods aud Iudis Rubber Clothing
VANDERBILT. No n FUtoD-1t
TVHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers
and the public in general that and after MONDAY Jan
1874 HE ONE PRICE BOOT and SHOE STORE No 2A Green
wich st. northwest Of Bafoay will be closed every
itg SATURDAYS oXceptcdl O'Clock The public respectfully
Invited call aud examine the stoc Goods freely shown aud
prices aIiAbly fixed. j. LONG No ~ Greenwich
North west corner Of Bsrrlay-Bt, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

MURDER, AND ESCAPE or TBE PERPETRAT0R.-Ih
Farmerri Enquirey Of the 18th ult, has the following
account of1 murder and escape Of the criminal from jail
A. s. Lewis who committed for the murder OF james
Mcbride broke jail last Sunday night. The circum
stances as near have learned that on Monday
the day Of the election Lewis Mcbride and others were
in grocery drinking. Mcbride commenced singing the
bar keeper requested him 10 stop be would put him out
Mcbride said TO him, you will not put me out Lewis
turned TO him and said he woulc put him out If he did not
hush caught hold Of him and drew borie knife and laid
il upon his breast and told him hush Mcbride did
huh and Lewis gave hma push and struck at him with the
knife entered the breast and killed him instantly Pre-
yiousy there had been falling out or difficulty between
Them Lewis fed, was followed, caught. and brought
back the District Court being IN session. srrsgDed
for trial could not get jury and committed TO jan 70
await the spring Of the Court On Last Sunday night
he was broken out Of jail and fed Monday morning
when the Sheriff carried breskfast the jail ne found
Wndgut who had been put n Tor three nonfhs VINO IN
formed him that Lewis had fed and that ne hal been ou
taking some fresh air
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Jn0ia Rubber Goods.
[NnIh RTRBER Toys. GOODYEAR's PATfNT

INDIA RUBBER TOYS. GOODYEAR PATENT
i THE HEw-YORK RUBBER Co. sole nansf1ctsre
India Rubber Bss Dolls Toys Csnes kc ed
following articles viz Bat Balls for
sszes PsoT Balls Eve shillnss 10 ~ ~
beaufay ousnented With isndscspes
pencil srsbesques gliding to 4a- Tes. psor bss
Light and elastic that they will uot break No family hosd BE-
vfhoui h,se for hshf n winter indoors Alec nds
Rubber Laughos Babies fun length do heads and variety
ccber Indis Rubber Hesds from 81 81 10 s0 dozen The-s
dolls ~ not break in falling will hurt the children and win
other r.tras generally do beside tne far artistic
and tesuf The Company hive also ueceedsd in producing
copies of variety OF animals india Rubber which
noises rar to the living animals sneh barking do eroskinl
frogs ehstterng onkes ehpiDg squirrels singing birds &c tc
Also India Rubber Csne ae invention .nc sight elastic
beautiful article
For sale quantities purchasers BY Newark Inda Buobs
yuUeurnE Ger No 60 Mden lane National R1bbsr Con
No 100 Lbery Union Rubber Company No 10 NacSu
Josn " Hoberon No IS Maiden Lane Henry Davenport No
John Daniel 9odgen No Maiden At the Retail stors
keDefy and Ne warehouse Of the Company by The n
No 4 MdeDans, ". " H. Burr, Boston, Mas; a1d Hils
Co cAieaso III.
nKIVERS, PHYSICIANS, and all persons exposed
Co cold weather will snd the LINED INDIA RUBBER
GLOVES and MITTENS the best article invented 20 their
hands aud dry For sale by all Rubber dealers The trade sup
Piled st No. % Johnst
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHIAG.-Dealers are in
vd 10 examine ssoI article snufsctusd and tor sale BY
6OODYRAH5 INDIA RUBBER GLOVE CO. No So Johns
I AIIES RUBBER GLOVES and BLEACHING
LIMITS for ohspped hands and ss he1m They
bleach the hands perfectly white For sale Al ali Rubber storesend
10 the trade at No. S6 John ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
r LIVERPOOL and LONDON PACKET SHIPS

T LIVERPOOL and LONDON PACKET SHIPS
II SWALLOW TAIL LINE.
Sailing and from LIVERPOOL the sth and 1ist Of svesy
month
Sailing and from LONDON every alternate Tharsdsy.
Psae be secured application 70 the unseEnsd sole pc
sneer AFents
RemIisnees to ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND ss<
WALLS.
We DRsrrs from 81 and upward which are pay
abe sf right free Of charTe
The Bark Of resnd Dublin ard all Irs sr.nehes;
GlyIB. Mills Co. Banker. Lonbardst- tonfoni
Jhe National Bank Of Scotland. Glasgow
keas Bowman. Grune CO. Lverpooli
For further information apply By letter posfr:t 20
BOWMAN GaISSELL Co.
ro q soufh. Eew-York or No Rssenf-row. Lverpeoi
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Etqal Nctirrs

A DMINISTRATOR NOTICE.-Notce is hereby
N gsen 10 - rersous having ias against ss5is. !" hsls
,~r-fsn, a. he VILLAGE Lockport in the County o. Slzta
nd Sste also OF san tr-ncsco n "a.
~ iev s-c rscirfd the same d1lT -
rf al ,Le oaes OF Osrires Ffhisn, n the ii1se oi
- fro-t \ s. on or before the ist dsy of Aur ls,A
JULIA h. HASTINGS, Adr1i i-ls-r-ifiA
THOS J VAIL Admins-riof. -
sspseuter r. ls52 % t.|.-- @ -
IN PURSUANCE OF an order 81 the surTcsuteoi ne
- IN Nrysrk Notice i herebr gwen . az psssoas aEv-
n claims r1lr ths q EDMUND kslLL i<s o. E .s 80
lFfr.a,rfr Olio, 1rceased 70
M vouchers lherfoffo tie suicri5er si hs once % -
o. T. the Ci,y q Aev- = On e' & e5io & ~ ..- ISL
N y. - -. PHILA1 DIR hA.lfO-D Eze-I
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Jnsrranfe gcmpallies.

ARE YOU INSURED
IA RUTGERS FIRE ISsUR AECE COMPANY,
NEW-YORK
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
All psid IN and securely invested Office NO ' Chsihasqnas
cofuer of Mopft.
Tb Corsp psures Buildings Merchande Furniture and 9th
rTTopeIty Fire All oes paid within
nbinRIi-s II FERRY srrvevcT ISAAC BAKER President
T. b FELLOWS Secretary. JNO w KErChAd, Eiee-Pres't
HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE Co.-Ofice
1ryou-rog Y TIE Annual Election for Directors Of
Company will be held FRIDAY, Dec 5eth inst AZ the once
the Company Poll will open at IL O'clock NJ ard close az
ocock ?. N. JCWlEANs
4 AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office corner and Cedar opposite ths POsOfcs
CASH CAPITAL s1J0,000.
Bgding Merchandise Port and their Csrfce
and other insuTAb@ sgnila
damage by Fire Applications sent by through as
aHpsteh will be attended to Pro1aPsy rpvp1r p,,
NICHOLAS CARROLL Secretary.
pEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 10
kt 81 Wsl-st
This Company having their capital Of slOo paid n s1t
securely invested prepared 70 insure against los and dsnss y
Sre. favorable terms
The charter Of tb company provides f. eI paying oter
sockhodefs the Of ~ b.
divided assured 10 sIy
which be nabe h cash xhsosF
the sccGmsatsc prohs and capital 600 0f
Stephen whnty eeubeu Wbhers aoher' A'1cssA
John A C. James Warren. George r ACet.
Daniel h. Fcering Arthur Leery Samuel v bofutt.
Wilem n Russell NOItmerW Hamilton John j. AstoE JI
Augustus C. DoHnilg DeDuins DuCr. fcederiek beer1
Lamar John Steward j.. James G Bel
George W Riggs kaWard 4. Ceuias DANIEL ufake tufh
N. Butler Duncan. Josiah Oakes. Frederick o Forsf
Charles r. Russell Joseph 6ailard, u Feleg Hall
fsasc Townsend James NJ Wsterbury Robert . Hone
i = Grepd Foster George Curtis
r CuFFg Secretary ROBf PF tOtk. fferfs-
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate ofths
s.s.y q a1ss 1is ss he s,sy e 10 's 70 y -
e.sr to p;,snt es a.s .h ,e.sAs thereof % me
eors he hid day PSI nrI-Dsa se-Tot he ,'ss
q i.rsnih JANE FEE. Ainia.trs,ri.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of she
County Of pese aIsey sysa % .. assss
Yort vocalist deesd present The sb vOsehss tasreo
he 'uIeriber her r,sdenee No 50 whet in he c o.
Yer. .hs sh Ssy Of Jsiy lass ANNE sEGUiS Adins'''ffa
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of the
Claims ss.insi JOHN WILLIAMS .is q The e q SeSY
.erisr b r,.d,les. No a woost:f @ q New
oct.f l.vsaTb ciTHIRfSE WILLIAMS Alninis,Isrrit.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
claims ara HENRY c ADAMS the City Of Ssw YORK
es Sss:h q 3 a.A rs fiiss %
ss oS Of On s boIs the s day OF December ne
jsis sssn Is. ' TBRSEzER ADAMS Adniur.or
IN PURSUANCE Of en- Order Of the Surrogate Of
hia ne sslsy ssTGSs nIsi G1alAS ND P
5SnEs ffaspREaS 'ss s & s S I % the
City Of NewieIk on or before ths ilta e1y 9f ss a Dhei
MI is~emfE
CUPBENE COURr-ADAM MURRAY against
- THOMAS wARNER and GEORGE LowDoN 1ssnnl9s-
sEsyer he hi; ,st n which vii be aes n %. 0i
he No lZ3 Ne~-10rk
"fss {sa al .H%sT = ~a S s
Aforesaid The plaintiff this actioa will spply the Court o the
relief IN the Dsfed November % 1883
OLIVER P. JOHNsrOy. Plaintii : Atty:
The in the Above scoB led 10 the oce Of the
Ck the City snS County OF New-iork TIE 1 day OF NO
venter. 1873 u lawNwtnnts
THE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW-YORK, by
and ndep nde to al persons Interested
o JAMES BOWLE,, late Of the City OF Sw-fork,
legaees OF kin otherwise send
sppar before Surrogate OF the County Of w
Yok the City OF SesfOrs the hn day Of jam
o'clock the forenoon Of that DAY, then aaf
the ua settlement Ofrhe OF proceeG1gs
WILLIAM FROST Of the last will and testaentof
s.io Jsres Bowiss deeesfed .t.,-
Whfof have carsed the sca OF Once OF i -r
Icssfe 70 he hsreunto affixed Wines ALEXANDER
IL w. BRADFORD Esq Surrogate Of sid County az
tic City of New YORK. the q daY OF Dse nber II the
YEAR Of or Lord lt5J A. W BRADFORD, Sasrozsc
oslGwfwIh
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- NEw-YORK CORNELIUS C. SULLIVAN pantid,
sssir NOsES EDWARDS, defendant, slmmt& ;r moaey
e. and IN Contract Com srvedl To MOSES EDWARDS
the said dudsut-You hereby summoned sad regd
The CeIk tie and County Of Newiork AZ the Cv Hail. Ia
The "a CITY Nclork and copy Of answer 70 the
said complaint the subscriber bis Office 70 = Beekman
in d y within CD DAYS a erthe ce Of this summons
usge dsy Of such service and h 70 the
complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff IA t action
m the February, 1855 besides th Of this eoJ
Dsred Oct q 1883 SAMUEL GEROW. Piaintd's Attorney
plant the above euted actOl 1i
sad fhe Clerk OF the City and County Of New fo-t
or The ffh dsy Of December A. D. .jl SAMUEL GEROW
Psurffs Aitiruey. No u Beekmsnst n L. d8 laT6wra'
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Dx.Tp as Col BESJ P00Kz % SEwBrkY-By the
Arc,ic We ,eeeiyed a letter from ID. N. spooner Esq
Formerly Of this city dated Canton, Oct appraisng u
that Col PoOre was among the PASSENGERS mne weie
~ be saS Of july last on the islaad Of Tai ping
~ he Medicossifnsh Group east Of Fomosa Mr. sPOoner
-;,s. hat sC9l PoOre here from California witt,
n,ne view believe 10 the establishment Of a line OF
,eamers hut being IN myself did not him. The
Lsdy Evelyn was bound 10 San Francisco, whittier Col
Poore was also his way Col Poore was formerly one
orre,r OF the celebrated Indian Hill Farm IN Newbury
he OWNERSHIP of which viii devove on his only son
Mai Ben PcTey Poore His death viii be much regretted
~ r. aor'ssl interest Of husets BOsl Ale,
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE for CALIFoR-

u NiA-REDUCTIoS IN PRICE Of PASSAGE -Uaited States
Mail ssr.hp Comps,y. connecting with the Pacific NAL Steam
slip COMPANY eaJirs The United Mail s1s Cahrna
ard Ore E0n VIA Afpnv al and Panama
The Juifd states Nail steamship Company inend Dispatch
for AsFinws TUESDAY Dec O'clock r. NJ nom pier
" the fat siinE OROE LAW Capt J. Nc
Ocw6u Panama with the Pacific Iai Seam
hir Con fanys GOLDEN GATE Caps c. p Pa'tesoa
4lroueh rckets 20 California By these iaFoe
b. purchased ~ very ~ rriccs.
The transit OF c luil iat the OF
made hy railroad ard the facilities
s,eh 70 ruld any other Cl-cil s0r
rases- sgply 20 WHITNEY g. h eas' Nc lr' rsfss-
.e1G4r 81 Names
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
me0iedl.
s1lITH.s nYSPEPsIA CoRDIAL hns proEed

DR. SMITHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL has proved
~ Itself positive cure IN all Of Dypsp psiA Ftuence NsE'
vou Debsy Torpid Liver and ell deases arising from dertnSo
dgssivo Certificates accompany zach bo
sale Coddingon No rs Broadway Oeiayan House. 10
Union sqr Bancsers No "a hOwefy; rhmners No y hte-
hsi' Y Jas " Smith COurF aud Montague place Brook.
lyp az AZ 1rimuers No. so Atlan- Brooslen WhoesAs
and retail hy the proprietor No 20 South i2hst Philadelphia
NR RAINING MEDICAL and MECHANICO
4 J SURGICAL INSTITUTE No. 4 MerccrsL Y-Fo the
~ aen Chronic Disease and for the application Of hs Bod
3rece Brace Spinal Props Brace russss teg
Grdes Pile Spring. and Travelling Companon or he cure Of No
- Puorary Digestive Nervous Spinal and temeIe tompain
ard r Rup1res Droopas and Lsnguof also or te spDo OF
I.5es rferfsr nd duripa cnufnomeHf
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Ioai.

(oAL-i stiii sea the best qualty Of Coal at re
li,e. roH av aod corner Of
.<,oss ..h Weisht warranted PETER CLINTON
CV,AALs;-Peaeh Orchard Red Ash Nut, - 25; Egg
e.,n.i o'e - % Wtte Ah Furnace Exs aud Stove - -
'"e li7eSleol and cursles.ni At n" iorss asrse r.
A. ... JACO3 WEEkS JF.
40. SIS Bowsry snd 80 al Gresnos' near Ausitv
!CkAWANNA COAI-Furasce Lump Sic f.,
sfo~,, .e E pas"-s, srd htJn Ci1s Conpsnv a. q ns
Ae9, .ot sra Eih river freight aidsf Nsw Ycrk
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

which finds its expansion in the tendency to central
zsticn which exists in every branch OF trade Zach
manufacturer will annually dress from 1000 to 1000
slips, according to his capital and facilities Ihese
men are chiefly Of Eastern origin, and stu Dear the
s;anp of the good old New England character tney
are with bat very few exceptions, honorable as wen
a. energetic in their dealings. and liberal 10 we a.
pablc-spirited. both 10 their views and Poekets
We may add in Justice to such community, that they
sre also stsuneh advocates Of Temperance Reform and
Emancipation; and the village OF Gloversyle 70 this
2ay preserves itself free from the stigma OF the qaor
rskc in any shape Much OF this healthy tone OF mrd
NAV be ascribed TO the labors OF the late venerable
Elisha Yale who here preached aud practiced the Cos
pei for more than n half century Such was the indu
enee of this remarkable that il is probably oper
sting widely since his departure than even dur
ing lis life.
la the manufacturing of gloves a complete economy
OF al material is observed the hair is carefully dried
baed and sent TO market where /, is readily demanded
in the sadry business the scraps and useless parts
of the hide made into an excellent glue while the
refuse which is useless for all other purposes, is sn
excellent manure, and is in demand for this use among
neighboring sgriculturaists.
Tie s les OF gloves and mit;ens OF che present manu-
facture may be quoted follows these being whole
Ia efeSs
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
a Z IUttLk Auctlouecr
TMPORTER'S STOCK Of RICH GOLD JEW

IMPORIERS STOCK OF RICH GOLD JEW
Il ELRY. GOLD WATCHES DIAMOND WORK, SILVER
WAR; &C being balance OF the stock removed from No 4I
Brsdwsy-A FUTILE will sell on FRIDAY al lot O'Clock,
peItmptOry and without large aud well
leeted Ing the balance Of por Of rich Gold jew
ry Diamond work class Gold Watches &C. comprising every
stee line which will be wsroued represented on caa
osue the highest bidder afordng opportunity for
ns wishing make presents for the approaching holidays
tsosues ready the mOrlDg Of sale Terms ca-banAaOe
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Gtedmboafs anh Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHILA-
9ELFHA o Per mo SS'A I'M Tst so ,. S9 s.S
Jotp Potter South anbqy s1s p s e 70 va, aa
see. t"nsen Sy sI. hioSsb IL q hour, Fars 81
IS53 Arraoseusn's for DeeeGber 1883.
A LBANY and NEW-YORk RAILROAD.-Iwo
n. Aa1y win Central Ss 2, .ro.d Wss, also % h lin. as.
AS1s % & S. ws:.b ND a1d Bs 1 Ro.
FoproDers Lebanon SPRINGS The above as .Ti
rket. ean s. procured cheeed for AssoE Science
dy Utica Rome Syracuse Auburn, Geneva CsnsDdAsA
Phse, also received at Boome and Bowey and ah ADD
trains vii land and receive passengers only At crO''n
i issve cy Hal st.on corner Of ygurow
and Centre ss heretofore W. X HALL Superintendent
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD-Passenger
Day E1press Ell : a. N for Denkht and Buffalo.
aors Ti rsi viii remain over night Elr proceed the
Va EII4es at 1so P NJ for Dunik intermediate s-
Wsy st4P NJ for osvll. and al ntermedste stations
FHi9rsrf a. ~ for D1nft and stations
b.s TrSi Is Dunt With the
Railroad for Cleveland on'nnt chhs iS;'i9 SISoT
N7TW-YORK ana NEW-HAVEN KAILkOAD.-
" WINTER ARRANGEMENT, com nencns November 4,
TEAMS FROM NV. w.YOsk-For Nex-Hsyen lor :
mesa tisiI s.ors at stanford aud Bridgeport =
FovNk and Bridgeport the NJ train At Stamford
FoT Fort chester-speeisl Accommodated 4; sis NJ
For BosoS WoeesterExpress At
"a n. and P. 81 Dine And sup st Springfield
River Vermont Railroads. and hontreAkt'
pres. Of n. Dine 2i SriEgfeld
Accoamodaon Of tho New bs7en ffrtfora $40
gprinefsa Palroad-At12M
For Canal HairOsd- ats A. NJ. and 2 VI
Ne-f0uc0l hsirgafhxprefs a. \ = 70
Eev London Eich snd Providence and " to
REV lonoor only
For oossonie and E.usatuel RsroadErpres At and
SFN
For Dlnbny and Norws< Aceornocatnn ei' 4 II
81 EyYres a. s M
Ts,tss TO NV YoRK-Frora Hew Accommodates A.
$50 s45 and T. EKPFess ct lio And s2' P n
Bdgeportsnd Port Checrspees AccoIn osstion tr
$50 2 E
See ls-e bin q Advertisement the STATION horses snd Hotels
Wee Pfost and sgpt's Once No 81 Canslst. Ne|-lok
Asst ssrts Office s.siion H9gfes daFen
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
G w HOLMES Aucroneer.
VALE of HOU USEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS

GALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
- bPIANOFORTE. .Nc.-C. W HOLMES. wilsel 70 MORROW,
rdsyl Dee 6 IL! O'Clock all the Furniture &c IA the house
th doors Of IN consisting Of ELEGANT carved Rose
and Maroon French Satin Bocatee Suite
Sapero 81 Piarofe Rosewood
Corner Stands Eiages and OuaTice Tables elegant carved
Rosewood Marble top Center Tables Mahogany Card side and
Work Tables, Sofas OF oman Easy Chains Carved Mahogany
Chains Rocker, Marble Bureaus and WAshtsnds O Ii
let Sets eegeni Git aud Decorated China Vases and Tea sets Rich
Lace Dsmssk Curtains French and Cottage Bedrcss i
Blankets Tapestry Threeply aud Ingram Carpets fine Mahogany
fxteuon DnIg Table, Walnut DO Silver Plated Warc lsoiy
Cutlery CIOkev and Glass Ware Basement and Kitchen Fun
sale e wit regGr . weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
fhllinnp, &L

1 ADiES, TAKE NOTICE Millinery and Dresses
~ tsee in lsi s'ye ehosp .oT Cssh Mrs MAXWELL ia
sns her psions AID the Inhabitants of the
nooe that shc has OPENED STORE NJ. Norfolk
ST. 'n ihe corner Of Di oa with sock OF Fancy aad
oel co>Gs &c. which se wl sell very fTces Cal-
eths If.es hoods Cages made cheapN the
satstti Work NeartCa IA frstratc Sock Of ehdrcus
iViS a. 10" kSses Ma MAXWELL 40. . NorfOikst,
Onc door from the corner OF Division =
&E0 FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY, lo5S
1900 Mo WILLIAM SIMMONS respec.ily g.
sc,s 70 te uurso1t fcrd x1d tttt shcv frt
80 w s.d Sslea ~h he sosi aad richest asso.u ts
ssIS ssS w oS ~ ,osIS S,sTss y '4s a~
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
There, no room for Soub; sfiers trial
JMPORTANT to NURSING M0THERS.-Dr. RS

moved bv the most eminent Phys scans IN the country:
The points ofs great superiority ohes sy be eel down "a
the m pg order flexible mouth aud tube connecting with
the eShsuser render application entirely free from pain even
here the nfed and the nipple very soe 3D. the NODE
the easiest natural ecen and eHps
Sus that can devised Sd the oness elasticity an aerbty
the and nipple ike the mouth
This effect being under the control Of the patent ey
peculiar valvuGr be varied 70
nae the ssnsaton well effect Of nursing child to
abe degree fh requires very little exefton to apply and
las unlimited suction which can be grad uated 70 any pc
without removing from the breast h Is not liable TO get out OF
either being out OF 9TH women can keep tne
milk ty its for any length Oftliue 80
r. DvRKEE sole Agent iCI United States Office No ll9
Water 81, n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
a It, NIlOLAl, NutionstT
IrNRESFRNED SALE of CHOICE ANCIENT

- tnd MODERN PAINTINGS Of high class including
exquisite Lsndscp che Dusseldorf School tho
Wioe omne inviting collection and we'll worthy he ia
sfseon OF eounosseuisAtBERT NCOLAl Co VIII sell a.
Suoon on FRIDAY tNNlNG Dec l6 Al " o'clock a. our ee
IKE 81 le Academy pen No e3 broadway, choice cosc
Iou Of Modern and Ancient Paintings absolute and in
sudns exquisite pieces Of att 20 which A. X
Neoiey Co respectfully Invite attention Of their f N and
ne putne Prominent among he collection viii be oind Land
csTes ty Wttief ol London, Mckenzie wilson iune Danby OF
Lciccn tiewe Paul bull ulsnacent Cattle Piece DGcA
seteo kotte O. fIussels poln.ohno COLES;
selcoT! Pa rt Carlo Msfaio Nolsna Mgro ROW Ne
Semat Van Willis Scbaaso uosse Carter Hicks Claer, Frost
TemaIs, Claude, Moore, fanOe Le, kesL Faes Mosa Ht
vsy keo OF Lorcop kne hcuc Dc,esgue Van Coyre Noy
Pan and ohcrs Aldo poT folio very beaadal Drawings
ty SiSr6ed Tuner Roberts aud dsiusshed
kA tob sold wLoGt The Pictures
her $50
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
ALBERT y. NlCOLtY Anotl0neer.
HANnSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at

ITANIfUME TIUI6EIUTD NJ
III AUCTION ALBERT H. NICOLAY a Co. will sell at
spen On THURSDAY Dec Is Al W O'Clock No 4' Brooms st.
snd,o,oe Household fui,ure within year, including
Nhos,pv Bedreeds Dressing Tables Chairs Wardrobe
W1,hsnds Bddnr Ingram snd Brussels Carpets Stair Cpefs
Rosvood paor Sofas Chair &c ChaE in br0caee
Meop Tables Elsg6e. Panofortc fancy Chairs aud Tables
Pslkan Clocks Ves Wilton Carpet thus, Glass and the usual
reouists. Catalogues DAY before sale.