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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

The Land. Of the Petersyille Association, locate
nv twelve dslS ,rsiss There are 1 rood d~elns Ia,
rd Which hs bAD' will be p, 20 CIV tn1 o or
opeonsriSr acre only as ps bic small weekly or monthly
tSsSe bh en-, lsTd ever offered nearly a9a,
bd vrge since purchased bat the zee 5000
vii rot admit sT q an, Saa1 o Rs .7.1F: o.
SDfs eeh Of he AoclsoD ed EVERY MONDAY
E'ENINe corner SI'i Po Il si Presdent No
WI. BoYT N5. go 6i-av -,
TON TN 10 o. WIN take pses At The I1s "a 20
N kyS hsf HoGss OF NDUsrY 1ely,d
Oh TpenDce By the Rev T. ~ E s the ne nrsS
VIII tie Whole Of he IPdas Fsg SCION RoBs.QS ~.
I ies IN prrnes to he House Industry ns By
Y, q G bS viii preside It the
be bod Of J. Pearson No us BoTeyi Jo'n no
7Sdiowl.t g. whseer No Is Esseyst G. 7 Han 10 .
KeIarict No 60 GIaads. wisr1.barah ana the door
lie Of the Anniversary Doors open at n eTses e'
Secretary OF Committee
q 3 1esq 4, pTss o% mssp On Il mo on
p6Y INTNTNO Jan O'clock punctual attendance OF
the ''' Is particularly '' IN f s. H. K1isARK President
Nowio1yn Village AssocintlonA Public Meeting q Sh
DAY EVENING H. The object o. 'hs Association !. 70 en-
c s Get sG I e'rOiHg heInsve; the
o ~hch uu,l accrue to the me PLoPeyy Waea
rs js,p selected ccr's Tt OF the farm OF samuel "es
20 ns''d T. qss Of NswtoSn and uRon se ne o. La ae
tie depot he this road will run every ho1r tho
a Communication of q AMMAN The time consul
In rtng from the part Of New YORK VIII not
oXced twenty minutes The entire members for conrno-
dors aud eligible including every and an interest IN
wi not exceed SIS payable IN
small The property will be divided among me
Members eootsby and legally. Every Information be obtained
al the meiLg application say Of the following named
Gentlemen: j w KETCHUM President, No Hber ypllce
r 4 X w WILSON No. l76 Southst; WIN L. MACDON
OF Oh, No he Nassau st Organ Ohee)
st Gh f5H 4ASE nitS5 #
held nj No l5 Bowery MONDAY EN ENiNO
Jen member particularly requested attend The As
filing aud all who desire avail themselves
Of iis advantages ihould dOso al once.
selected situated OF
Wamsbureh Cypress Hills Plank Road between cooper
and Myrsvs miles The ferries The whole cost Of
and equal interest in 5000 worth Of improve
ncnis will be only s95 go.
information be obtained this meeting or
OF any OF he officers of the Association -
JOHN WILSON President No 287 South 3i-st Wiausburgh
CHAs You've Secretary No ia FultonE
ALPHEUs BARRING. No. lis Springst.
D. : HOLMES no. Avenue ID
Z. II. KINBAcK, No. Il Coumbisst.
Fmfarrnt Intelligence Ofices and Labor Bx-
chm age, Nos Canal-s New YorkThe Office eset
Emigration gheTe always be
,,und Laboreu Servants rates OF
persons their ed By writing 20 the Su
penteadep the passage OF
ua parties ragpired No fees charfod 10 employers
JAS p. PAGAN Superintendent
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80 mhom Il non Gonrnn

ANY PERSON who was present at the collision Of
N the Third av Railroad sleigh jenny Lind vita at On Che
S Of December and O'Clock X, ia thu laird
between h and 6hsts by which glsnsn leg broken,
the sufferer thereby b. calling or
aSdrere ISADORL WALLER No. IS Murrayst Ne York.
MONEY Thee Ways of Making Money
w advertiser Invalid gentleman will send q sddrs' on
recent OF ney. fail decrp,oa Of
tee as v ey Of which person with capital Of % snt
vr t;e trouble make from % TO IS day These mstlodf Of
living equally available fore LAZY
eertean Thsy require previous cge o. art or SCI
erd perfectly Ispectabe and homer ADDRESS M a
ABAT. Broad gay Post-Dice.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JANUARY Is, 1854.
TIVE sosr L.ueHAELs PUBLISHED.
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Of the meat

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OF ENGLAND
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Of pleasing take the outline Of the ssing events
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Broadway cor Frank.
Inst Nw.York Is now open Tor accommodation of the
Iullc. JOIN TAYLOR, Proprietor.
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3oar6 auo Rooms.

INkGIL HOTEL ODGlNGS.--t,eDtlemeG all do
u veil remember they have eSceLeui LOinnss " .ass
ons o. IS Gene might ne o. sraiof' and Williams
a l..-.D cna luL..
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GEWING MACHlNkS-FVr sale, Contract, with
- privileges including niry I've new Mteains on
hrd Az atc1t half rfcc for which he Lost goi premium
sysrd,d bv hand foot poser Farm
store taken address Postpaid y Z, a. " D.
pa'uers Advertising Agency New.fofk
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TE1O PAssnNGERS Cor CUBA-The Revere House

Is tie largest most airy toEluoIoos hoi 10 Haysns,
pleasantly snficd Immediate vicinity Of the Captain Den.
6ra endemic Palaces tho Cat1dl epuieet o. Soa-
Plaza Custom House aud Qy lso nra ibe Alahsda
Thsaer Aclerk visits no steamers % tese
the iandsg Of passenger aud baggag7 ,,,,,,,,, d, -
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r. RAYMONp. proprletren

A SMALL FAMILY Of the highest responsibility W-
~ ing IN mod frtcas OF he beet neighbor
hoods tho beTscn 5h st. and NadHonag wishes 10 lot tie
story with aid sa aud daner the Slbba'h
uge lily who willing 10 good price
fsuch end duce undoub tsd reference
: 4 L ~. nj cap Office.
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


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NTANTED-A situation as Salesman in 4 Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods Jobbng House BY Ma Of
pOence Best Of city reference given Address o. COLBURS
Rox 26S4 Post
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RIO PUBLISHERS.-A Practical Printer is desr-
obtaining the Printing and Compos fa good News
paper Periodical VIII find if desired material dice
ssry thereto Address 4. W. V. b. Palmer Tribune
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or Onn-Wanted, with man Of good bust
u sJ,OOO habits and qusda.ions TO ensage With The
sorlrrs esab 81 bUslnes thst Will pay see snnss,y
uron he Address for pae lars a. a. lERiSoroS
! 20 1Iihunr Ol-ee
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DOARD--At No. 64S Broadway q large and desira-
ID with front Paror also arer sate and
for Gentlemen with full Board References en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

a. Enn WANTED Partner to join the adyer-
q tecO. ds sroFulsr Exhibition 70 tray,l N The eoen.
IL 40 with the above amount A. command this rare
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IJAk1NtR WANTED with $4,000 capital, to be-
come Interested msnufetlr1y sabi.hmen, doas bust
res ems aud 10 snd sclrs o. ghe Goods IN Ills city 70
az setve bares with tho above Of capital GOOD op
pCrturV offered Fcg further iu0rmatoa elres VITA real
nrue q this ofra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

TOR SALE-A Mandatory, with patent right, now
dripR fsatc sell satisfactorily
tn premises for four from the Inst OF MAY
ne,t Addr,ss N oir Ct The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

NJ
w PICTURE GALLERY No ass Brosd~Ay.-Ths superior
Of ri enables biz pups AFTER short
.y from the scenery in rapid and
hsaniifnl stIle. For PARTICULAR. vls the Oallsy
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BOARD in ST. Marks place, with handsomely fur.
D hrd rom second frsoass house supplied
bss Of reterene rsqasd Adj
dress o N Il Mon SQUARE PosOfce Broadway lhSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

TO PHYSICIANS.-A young European Gentle
acquired the E1ssh language. aud competent
to teach French sciences Drawing Painting and Pa
ship Of sndng Tutors pice in Physc ans family
where h. pnue medical studies References Address
PONULUS ;. az this Office.
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A LADY and GENTLEMAN and two or three
n single Gentlemen obtain Board and he comforts Of homo
b. app yips at No g. IeDy-st, door above Market
DOARD.-Two Gentlemen can have nice Room
- with ss family No ia 0reene, with part al Board,
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IrAGI.E HOTEL LODGIN GS. --C,entleneH all ia
u veil remember thsy can have e3celen Lotnn,s .lass
6Sc. ' o - a. al ia ai.it - 4'''' y -
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Broadway cor Frank.
Inst, NewYoFk, Is no" open o ls sce9@n't.loa OF the
WM HEMINGWAY siperntenden,
II ING's HOTEL, 40. y Ann-st., near Broadway
tso, Is cent? Wight
A TLANfIC HOTEL No Broadway, opposite
n Ihs Old and odts 0el having been entire
and seniierasa for ny water. j. s0tEaAs.
rT'O PAssENGERS Cor CUBA.-The Revere House
+ tie arsest most airy ard soEqodoos ne c % nssias.
i and Pslaees the o,s-di sepsleaI coar.
Psd p aad e oe S1 fscT hesi : &d t.s. % Sss
''' Ar'''s OIL p''''N' n, RAYMOND proprotre.
A SMALL FAMILY of the highest respectsbility ly-
~ rg modern ftcas house IN Of he bs,t neighbor-
iSsoad story y S FIX d ss and daa.T on the SSs
snsc eu Of etas lily who gins 70 pay soes price
Adde'S 5 I L., Uaon psee Po.,Oalce.
A VERY DESIRABLE single room, Pleasantly sit
"A uated may Obtained with board % No Phncs, four
doors y OF Esosdwsy.
A LADY and GENTLEMAN and two or three
single e @ Obtain ss oS, I .oys ne nome
DOARD.-TwO Gentlemen can have a nice Room
- with ss family No ia 0resue, with part al Board
for 81 each. Fire extra
pOARD--At No. 6ls Broadway; a large and desira-
ID abb Suite with front ParO also sate and
Rooms single Gentlemen with full Board References eh-
BOARD in ST. Marks place with handsomely fur.
kD nshrd IN the second ofa oa house supplied
with an the modern improvements Bs Of reeenc required Adj
dress N Union square Pos0fee Broadgay mar ltthSt
DOARD-For one or two Single Gentlemen. The
ID room pleasant good Terms reasonable APP
pig AZ No. ~ Ma1ison'st
DOARD-At No 10 Bleecker.st., near Broadway
ID Pleasant for families aud sngs gsntemen hfstclas
house containing al the modern impEoyemeAs Dnner
o'clock Alo Office aud good location tor physician
DOARD-TwO Single Gentlemen can be acc0mm0-
I'D dated with Rooms ard Board at No 81 Marrsyss
BOARD UP-TOWN.--A Gentleman and Wife can
I'D Board with pleasant apartment ina quiet geneel family
residing AZ No Isl ith.st House Gas bath room nc
DOARDING.-A front Parlor on second door IN
I'D furnished with Board suitable fora Gentleman and WE also
Rooms Tor No Tomp knFplace south BROOK
lyn saSress FINK. No Wall 9, care Of John Taonpson
GNGLE GENTLEMEN, or GENTLEMEN and
tbr IVES can accommodated with pleasant Room. and
m OF parfa Board, No s. beachs near - Johns PIA Aso
orc Dniurnhed suabis for senternsn sod wife
rE'O IET-A Furnished Bedroom, TO single Cen
i teman a. No 9s5 strav
TWO or THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN can DO
accommodated with Board and Rooms az No 10 Union
side. References exchanged.
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Uarte.

q RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants situation as Cook
- Jrderfia15s business p-Tcy
eres Ctat No. 10 ehs, between the nd Srdsvs
seen for 2Ss,s
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DOARD-For one or two Single Gentlemen. The
uIv al No ~ Ma1is0n.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

no EDITORS and PUBLISHERS.-A Graduate
Harvard University who has besides received ysoi eiuel
d6sGs charge OF Newspape either Editor As
Editor. He OF much inform ion and cultivation
having yed upususl Advantages has lad gea experience N
Wri the pres indefltgabe worker aud tho
requisite accom- for the post he f1s Excellent
sk ard character given. A-ies CuAUNCEt L.
En.nLlk
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~ companion LADY b. refined welt ,dgcred German wo-
man. English German and French and hss
Travelled much all of Europe Tho id7 with whom he has
lived Europe and this couny and who atvers for he
her the unqualified recommenations for ayrscihe
ard sefu qualities by application at No 10 East lhh before =
in he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

I'd ONIl Is MADE NEkl EASY BY new, beadtl-
w fr ard SING blsns adapted either sex travel
ON rec,lpt Of g. f, paid viii forward tnstrne.
ton by Room all by which make ron 10 20 go
week ~ you bae ore or two leisure hol earir the day or
you them pleasantly srl rfoftsby n tbs
tel very ure'ye business Address AbES SHRUB Box
l. {. d. .
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

HORsES for SALE.-A pair Of dark gray Horses
voupr Kind and gentle suitable family Can be
sble 10 Wespgton between CourtaDdt and Lbertyss Fah
information At No = COurllanc-st, up st1rs
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Cost an0 fonn6.

$40 REWARDLos go. on s Sunday t ds. 5an go.
sal GOLD LFPINF WATCH shts face No Oh The above
red wi be PAID n eft Broadway No questions ask-d
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GorseS 10 fet.

DART Of a HOUSE to RENT in 25thst-The
Home has ell the modern aprsy~meUts None need sgpy
csot anal family aud wife preferred Address JUNIOR
ritnnn Ofce.
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VANcLYvr, MKEAN, DRIPPs 4 Co.

Trent n, New Jersey.
re tutscer ready Sith Railroad Companies
aud Bassrs CsTs trucks &c. having
rig the pet erected cutr.ly vcrss.
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Fmfarrn nj Intelligence Oiices and Labor Rx-
change, Noe % and Csnast otoee ess1n
upd large Numbers Lsbor Servants very low rates OF
persons their oders dd BY writing 70 the su
The
la parties resuired No fees CHARGED TO employers
JAS p PAGAN. Superintendent
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NIBLO'S GARDEN,
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY,
NNYnHrensy Ian. l8


Secured seats 81 each; may Obtained at Hall Sons No -
Broadway OF Rev Pease No Little Watest Of Dr. wei
irsfon No is4 of H. Curtis No 81 Geene Oher
Tickets S. o... - .-..b..u
The music Of the Juvenile cana have inst been
nnb.bS Nv Horace Waters No $50 Broadway Price 40 cents
Igbe Ntwtons No p Csnals magnificent Crystal Palace
pi- ,,,,flll adcntl feor
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W1ANTED-At No. 522 Broadway opposite s..
w Hotel School Teachers seesma for Wholss aud
Clerks Grocery Stores Men Railroads steam
Bakeepers aud Ceaehmen Also Girls or Facory
Connecticut. rhOS SPlIh, Agent. " B.-trls Tor City
MIA u scesr ready
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INEV.YORK TRIBUNE.

,, -. ,orr,n., md PRiD,Y morning Ptoe IS per
"a 49, sy,s or IS Five for oil % AdveT''e'neha
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-04
SheriG's Sale.
Dec. 12, 185

Y virtue of writ of Plu Fl Fa directed and dev
ID ered Court of Common Pleas of Portage Coun-
ty sale at public vsndue at the Court
House in the of Ravenna, ~
Or Saturday, TIE 14th M day Of January mert
of said day. the following described lands and enements
w situate in the township of Rvenna in the county of Por
age and State of Ohio and known by being Lot
three in the plat of the village of Ravenna the
corded in the Portage County Records parcu
By esrag and excepting the entire north front end Of said
Lot seventy three, extending in depth within four
of the wing of the dwelling house erected said
Peterson the premises hereby reserved being
'front.' supposedo be the point
four feet wing Of the dyelng house being
recors of Portage County Branch of Bank
Ohio which deed is recorded in Portage County Records,
Book So page 29O reference to which hereby had,
execution the property of John Peterson the
of John g. Enoch Jones, decd
Appraised at twenty fEe hundred COLLARS; TC5oz z
80 s,Es..rf . 80 * JAMEs WooDARD, Sheriff.
sheris Office, Portage County, Dec 18th, 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-04
! yankee Glaaracter.

Miss Bremen, in her work ON America, has the
following: s9=sss ss1 ss.ss ssss5ss ..sse
an must beg leave to tell you little about
what think a, Yankee is, what he seems to
me to be; and by Yankee is properly under
stood one Of the boys of New England; the type
of"go-ahead America"-of Young America. He
is. a young man--it is all the same if he Is old
who makes his own way in the world in full reli-
ance on his own power, stops at nothing, turns
his back on nothing, finds nothing impossible,
goes through everything and comes out of every
thing, always the same If he falls, he immedi-
atelya getssup again. and says, "No matter!' - 1T
he ia unsuccessful, he says, "Try again!"'- -. eco
aheadP' and never stops till he succeeds. Nay,
he does not stop then. His work and will is al
ways to be working, building, beginning fresh, or
beginning something new--always developing
extending himself or his country, and somebody
has said, with truth, that all the enjoyments OF
heaven would not be able to keep an American
in one place, if he was sure of finding one still
further west for then he must be off to cultivate
and build tits the Viking spirit again; not the
old Pagan, however, but the Christian, which
does not conquer to destroy, but to cnnoble And
he does not doit with difficulty and with sghs, but
cheerfully and with courage. Hec sing Yam
kee Doodle even in his mishaps; for if 1t will
not 90 this way, then it will go that. He IS at
home on the earth, and can turn everything to his
own account. He has, before he reaches middle
life, been schoolmaster farmer, lawyer, soldier,
author, statesman-has tried every kind OF pro-
fession, and has been at hore in them all; and
besides all this he has travelled over half, or over
the whole of the world. Wherever he comes on
the face of the earth or in whatever circumstanc-
es, he is sustained by a two-fold consciousness
which makes him strong and tranquil; that is tc
say, he is q man that can rely upon himself; and
that he is the citizen of great nation designed to
be the greatest upon the face ofthe earth''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-04
Sale of Real Estate.

the 4h day of January A. D. 1854 between
Vi ~ o,eqeR a. a. M ana & 9eioek & r. NJ on the premises
the property of John swaysee deceased known by
being southeast of Lot No "a in Deerfed
age county Ohio and bounded and described follows
wits Beginning at the south side of Mahoning River
water south the south
said lot being7 chains and 80 hnks
along line said lot the adjoining
Ety. chains and links; deg,
% links the side of the rivers along
the various said water mark to the
place of beginning containing 8 and 149 perches
land, Subject the dover Of the widow. Ap-
praised subject to dover at $3.50.
Terms made known day of sale.
H. H. STEVENS, Admir-. of John ]. Swaysee, dec.
Dac. IA 81. = -4w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-04

II EGGs BY THE HUsDREDs.-We were much
amused last evening. while paying hasty visit
to siane's Glass Works, at South Boston, to wit
ness the attempt of a glass-blower to beat the
greatest exploit of the hen tribe. He was en-
ployed in making glass eggs by the hundreds
These eggs are made in exact imitation of real
eggs and are used by those keeping fowls, as nest
eggs The workman was at work fulfilling an
order for 500 Gyzen, all for the Boston Market
He could with ease blow 100 an hour, a rate which
poor biddy would find it hard to equal Boston