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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

cal Soap IL males The uorst kn clear white seft An1
pure removing all eruptiops To have hne head hair
three shilling bottle Of Jones Hair Restorative and
your hair 80 wiry rough dirty loose IL will make
nne Soft clean and beasfal ssor and strsngtksn 10.
Get them emily at 4oS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30
American Daxasrreosypo Depot

Wen adap % and elegantly furnished establishment
open 70 the public with private entrance parlor ladies'
bordors e. Tor the practice OF tho Of
Dayuerre Louis Napoleon and Louis Philippe life
now added to our collection Miniatures the dagusrreo
MEADE BROTHERS sss Broadway
directly opposite Park Fountain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

Hall Dye-hssshsiors 0ena1ns LAqu14
Hair Dye, only be procured NE
street. The pubhe shouid guard Against xits ny
various dDomas Persons whose hair has Assumed bed
color from The Of the imitation dyss kayv u correct
u By calling - above Cspy abe sdercss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

Dld'nt Dream OF it--It IL probable that
there thousands OF people sty who
not aware that they cold shower bath
Thauords tO2 Grand street, for IL cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

VIVA. Eginton, formerly with Ii. Femeg~
MO sud with Pasguae Pussedr deceased has esmmeneee
business r hir ,s ut No. l49 llton east
OF the old stand between Broadway and Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

ke informs the pubc that order greatly
creased professional snsaxsmsn he v extend his ses
hourf from 10 ocsck daily ~ ~ Warren street,
ner Of Broadway, whore be otsinsd his TrsaSs en-
the 1ys." Artificial Ewes inserted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

NHOIcs IutpOrttu EspaIIer6 and Gaf0cR
rrait IrsesA feg packages from the house Of j. D. fo
sh Noorhsim schneevoogt, Harlem. received per
ship Hurphrey Pnrnton, fr.m Rotterdam Drsns
The most highly improved and choicest sorts OF Pears
cots and Cherries all warranted sals
during this , r.ss & only xsgy to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

VIZ ~"ss HV"Pees'-StIreHuSu ~ tuo
largest best and cheapest assortment Of ventatiag and
Cossamer W and ioupses this country With
them tier no shrinbpg esagesahe change
shape They are perpetual III 80 the lAss Call and
anime shem l19 Broadway, opposite Ia rnu m Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

FartlcuIar Attention. -T. A. Brooks, Ne,
lou Fulton street hes hand the largest cheapest
fashonshe and durable Cents Ladies
andChiidrens Boots Shoes Caters Slippers in ths
cry All who wish good it, cheap and desirable article
would do well to give him q call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

T"Hcy Cutftry-Embracing . 1arge va
re'y OF sporsmens Peu and Pocket the most
rare ard beautiful patterns Also variety unique art-
se Tor toilet USE many OF which
ported SAUNDERS l7 broadway,
Corner OF Liberty street. and SsT Broadway,
between Walker aud w hits strsets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

WIN bfOHOW0Y-L90Ie0 p
invited 70 exanns this rich collection Of Conbs act
sauaoa In extent variety in the city which viii b
FOUND enc open chain pattern 20 much admired; s
MADE 20 order after design, matter how intricate
Combs Altered AID repaired. A. J. SAUNDER0.
Comb FACTORY. So BrNAAHHY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

les genuine Pain Extractor the old wrapper largely
Avoid dang and fraud and buy o.y q the
sire H. DALEY AS Broadway For sale alss
land Reese Coz A. B. D. Sands; Rushtons aad A. c. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

Plsnetrs Bitters will cure DysPepsia, In
DIGESTION Debility. Liver Com plant Headaches
and all bilious disorders: had wholesale and rstai a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

police force have arduous duties 10 PERFORM they
exposed dangers Of varieus kinds snd 10 the ssvsr
ty Of the weather In The wintry night. when other
citizens enjoying reposs undsr their protection
The feeling Of the people appears to be 80 pay them
fairly and IL there be any who not faithful to the
trust rsposed In them, to discharge them and have
the ir place filed with better
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

Boots and Gstsrsi"-Ths wa. question that friend Of
ours asked stranger, who IT appears q aud
beautiful pair of Boots why he get then ~ the
sny Cheap Store in the city where Ex-Gov TsunE
found. IL Courtlandt street French Calf Bsote a So
worth ST. Caters and Shoes equally low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
AasocIn1ion lad tho south.

We are in receipt Of a letter from Mr.. j. d.
WILKINS, of Franklin, Attalapas Co. La. in re-
gard to the establishment OF an Agricultural and
Industrial Association on the banks OF the Guade.
lupe River, in Texas, where Mr.. Wilkins owns
fract of some 1900 acres OF land, which he pro-
noses to devote to the purpose, The locality is
eight miles above Victoria, forty miles from the
Gulf in latitude 282 so, well adapted for the cul
tivation of cotton, corn sugarcane, highland rice
the vine, olives figs, Cuba tobacco, and probably
tea. The tract was first occupied III July last, by
an agent of Mr. W. with two hired hands, for the
purpose of building shelter getting out rails and
blowing and preparing for crop OF cotton and
corn for the next year. The soil is OF uneQuaIed
fertility, the climate mild beautiful and sau0nous
and the water perfectly pure
Mr.. wilkins. though himself advanced in life,
and in the possession of all the comforts Of large
and rich plantation in the most fruitful part Of
Louisiana intends to cmigrate to this place in the
Spring, in the endeayor to realize degree OF So
eial Justice liberty unity and happiness he has
not hitherto enjoyed His plantation, with its
hundred slaves, lie leaves to his family. OF
course, in the new settlement there will be no
servile labor, but every man will work Tor himself
and at the same time for his associates. The
land Mr. w intends to put into joint stock asso'
chiffon, and with it such an amount OF cash as
may be necessary to bay the stock requisite for the
beginning He invites able bodied and earnest
minded men, with or without families, who know
bow to work and are not afraid OF it, to join him
in the undertaking They must have means
enough not only to transport themselves to the
place, but to provide for the expenses of the first
year and the buildings (of very cheap kind ne.
cessary to shelter themselves,
We have also received from Edward Mortimer.
of Shongalo, Carroll Co. Miss. a proposal looking
toward the establishment of an Association in
one of the midland counties of that State. Mr..
Mortimer has no land to venture but proposes TO
furnish gratis the labor OF one man, which he cal
culates will be sufficient III well employed, to at
ford bread for forty or fifty families. The condi-
tion on which he would do this is that the Associ-
alton shall do as much the second year for another
similar institution to be established near it. in the
same or another State
With regard to these plans it may be proper
to observe that Mr., Mortimers looks somewhat
like building a house without the foundations
Mr. Wilkins, however has some of the first ele-
ments of success, His own presence will be Of
iuestmable value, for not only is he kind and
genial man, but is widely known as one Of the
most distinguished and successful agriculturists
In the Southern States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

BARKER ARRESTED AGAIN,-The Mayor was
arrested again on Saturday charged on oath Of
John Barton ESQ, with an assault and battery
with intent to kill. He had considerable difficulty
in obtaining ball. but at last Col John Ross became
security in the sum of S3Qo0 conditioned for his
keeping peace, and forhis appearance atthe next
Court Of Quarter-Sessions, We understand that
all the bail which he has given prior to this for
keeping the peace will probably be forfeited and
preparations for suing Jour his recognizances are
being made, Pittsburgh Gazette
DISTINGUISHED Administering the many
distinguished gentlemen at present sojourning in
this city, we notice Senator Thomas H. Benton
and the historian, Jared Sparks. Both look ex
tremely well, and were attended by large num-
ser Of our citizens. IPhilad Pennsylvania, 3lst.
70 Thanksgiving in Vermont, Thursday, De.
sember5.
{. TgaPERANcE.-DanielCa dy, G. w. P OF New.
York, instituted Grand Section of Cadets on
tuesday, 29th inst. in the City of Washington for
Che District of Columbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

very difficult for seven single women out OF
eight to earn comfortable, reputable, III
dependent livelihood III this country, and it
is generally much worse in others. Hence
false marriages and degradations more
scandalous if not more intrinsically vicious.
What Woman imminentIy needs IS far
wider sphere Of action, larger opPor7uni-
ties for the employment of her faculties
and a iuster reward for her labor 1t IS a
shame, for example. that there should be
several thousand male Clerks in our City
dealing out dry goods mainly to women
these Clerks Should have more masculine
empIovments, and their places should be
filed by women. The teachers IN our
schools should nearly all be women; the
number should be doubled and the COM
pensation largely increased. Watch-mak-
ing, tailoring, aud many other branches OF
manufacturing industry, should in goodP part
be relinquished to women. Women's
work should command in the average two
thirds to three-fourths that of men; the
present rates range from one-third to one
half.
Political Franchises are but means to an
end. which end is the securing Of social and
personal rights. Other classes have found
tie Elective Franchise serviceable toward
the attainment of these rights, and we see
not why it would lose its efficacy IN the
hands of Women. And as to the exposure
of Women toinsult and outrage in the Town
or Ward Meeting, or at. the Election, we
trust the effect would be just opposite to
that anticipated-namely, that men would
be constrained by the presence of ladies to
keep sober and behave themselves. The
presence of Woman has this effect ever in
those public assemblages honored by her
presence; and we trust its virtue is far from
having been exhausted.
AS to Woman having to fight and knock
down to maintain their Rights if once con-
coded, we don't believe word of it. Knock
down whom! Certainly not those who
cheerfuly concede them all they ask; and
if there are any of the other sort, such brutes
as choose to commence the game of knocking
down, would be very sure to get enough
of it before coming to the Women. But
there would be no knocking down in the
premises.
We heartily rejoice that the Women's
Rights Convention was held, and trust it
will be followed by others. Our CORES
pondent admits that Woman endures great
wrongs which cry aloud for redress,-but
thinks the Worcester Convention misun-
derstood both the disease and the remedy.
Very well; let the discussion go on, until
wiser heads shall be interested and safer
counsels prevail. For ourpart, we are well
satisfied with the general scope and bearing
of the Worcester discussions, and trust they
will be followed up. Ed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
PATENTS.

NNTASHING AND WRINGING MA
w CHINES-AVERY'S PATENT-These Ma.
chimes take all the premiums whenever they exhibited
al any othc Fairs Persons wishing TO get rid OF the nor
rbe washngday do so by the purchase OF
these machnes-e only vcrnycnted that possessed
any real merit One OF them is worth cartload OF the
misunderstanding humbugs that wash without labor They
do moi at all niure the clothes very simple; small
child may do the washing for large family in less than
one hour The Public invited to call aud examine them,
al mi 2tsl JOHN MOORES, 1873 Front street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
vyomam's Rights and Dnlies-Thc yyor-
cester Convention.

H. GREELEY, Esq,-Dear Su: notice that
in publishing the proceedings of " the Mothers Of
our Republic" you refrain from all comment or
remarks. enjoy hearing your opinion, and am
particularly anxious to know what you really
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
CARPETENG.

IMPORTED CARPETINGS for the
AFALL TRADE--sMITH & LOUNsBERY are now
receiving their supplies for the Fall Trade, consisting or
ROYAL TAPESTRIES, BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL,
THREE-PLY, INGRAM and other RPETINGS, COM
prisng of the largest most complete and desirable
sortments offered in this market,
Their purchases being made entirely FOR CASH, aorda
them advantages in making selections that but few posse8a,
and enables them to sell at the lowest possible prices
English Tapestry Carpets from lis 10 l4s per yard
English Brussels Carpets, from 80 to los per yard
English Three-ply Carpets, from Is to los per yard
American Three-ply Carpets, from Ia TO So per yard
English and American superne Ingram Carpets, from
5s TO Is per yard
English and American fire Ingram Carpets from "A to 80
per yard.
Common Ingram Carpets, from % to As per yard.
Also, large stock of English and American FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS from 2 feet TO "a feet wide
DRUGGETINGS, Cd, Ga, ia and 1914 wde with
choice assortment OF all other goods connected with the
trade, equally low. SMITH & LOUNSBERRY,
o8Z2w 48 Pearlst 9th Carpet Store from Chaihanl-st
TOHN H. ALDRICH, Carpet Ware
~ house 40 Pearlst Newly ork Agent for Rice Il Sam.
sons celebrated Floor Oil Cloths Carpets. and all articles
connected with the trade always for sale at ManutacurerT
Prices. ol9 2misTuFhdSat"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
NAUTION.-THE PATENT OFFICE


" having decided in favor OF NJ RAY as the first and
true inventor of the INDIA RUBBER RAILROAD
SPRING and against w c. Fule-, who had claimed the
same as his invention, and whose nsgaton and that Of
Horace IL Day. yho has manufactured the metallic or yu
canzed rubber Tor such pnes one more Railroad Com
panies have innged only upon the rights OF the said
Nj Ray and rendered themselves liable Tor large dam
aces but also upon the patent rights OF CHARLES GOOD
YEAR for such Ylcauzed Rubber, reisued Dec o. l849
1.-THE validity whereof established IN cause between
Charles GOODYEAR and Horace II Day by recent decision
Of the U s Circuit Court at Trenton Ne a Justice
such nfriugemens will be commenced III the event OF fail
ure to collect speedily the damages which may be recoy
said Horace H. Day. one which he IS under stipulation
10 try at Boston In March next. ..,-..,
All Railroad Companies cautioned against infringing
or rjIatiur upon the said patent rights OF said Charles
GOODYEAR or of NJ Ray, by the use OF such lndiaru66er
Car SPRINGS and all future inngements, action VII be
Immediately commenced. ~. =, -,
In conformity with the above decision Patent has been
granted to me for the same invention for which Fuller had
Obtained Patent dated October 1885, and bin has been
the T. s Circuit Court TO repeal me PateA 50 oe
o302w + M KAY, IVA bFoao"Ay' ~ io'A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
FOR SALE.
NEW VILLAGE OF HERMAN n

NEW VILLAGE OF HERMAN N
V1IrT-ONT,Y S25 for a HONfESTEAD.--21 Farms
worth over So 500 and 500 LOTS 10 Dc dstflou,e aog
SOC suosG[6sr d Each o RzE FARM Of rom to %
acres The shares are limited at S['-payaP,ef2 "uei
subscribed for s. day OF disrbuu9n ana oaane9 ~
monthly installmens OF S, About NO snares are Ao"
subscribed. ,,--.r,rp ,r>yv1rr.E
one mile east of Lake Road Station on the Long isiad
Railroad County of Suffolk and 50 mics IRON tae c'y 81
New-York 1t is Of the heathest places IN Tie Snie
States within one mile OF RonAonkoma Lux, "ilen Is
about three miles in circumference OF singular tI@1sPdgh
cy and of great DEPTH with all abundance OF hsh me
village is but miles distant from the great South Bay;
which miles wide and 10 miles long a6u4danuy suppHea
with oysters, clans, and fish OF various kinds
These lands VIII produce much per acre, WIN me same
The suffolk COUNTY Agricultural Society at meeting on
oath September 1850 awarded premiums Tor the producuon
Of these lands, as may be by the following letter
'0i1p iSB ROAD, Oct 18th, 1850
certify that have raised during the past season the
very best of Corn and Potatoes $50 buShe acre. Egg
Plants and variety of garden vegetables on land near te
Long Island Railroad at Lake Road from wlch received
spremunat theiSufok County, Agrcuura Far held Sep
Also Peas, Beans Onions squashe Pumpkins, Beets
and 0lna'0ss' Signed, IRA L.HoMMEDIEU.
To CHARLES WOOD III JohI-s n ,-,o,,
Hefuayie is located the borders OF The Long Island
Railroad where cars run several times day TO Brooklyn
AMI NewTork. The surface OF e land Is sm9oln anu !eE
ell and the surrounding country is perfectly healthy and
wth few miles o. this place ID iiY cultivated ana d4i
able having been settled for more than l years ana where
similar lands sell from so TO 500 per acre.
Tie distribution will take place short time by Com
mi;ee to he selected by the Subscribers from among their
number The having Tsi choice wi! be entitled
for So only, 20 Farm worth OVi me second 10
an l8acre Farm, worth $500: the thd, 10 acre ram
worth $500 the TIL II acre Farm, worth 500; the OH
70 acre Farm worth $500; the 9th 10 acre Farm worth
$780, the 7h and 9Th, each an acre Farm worth oO le
9Th 10th and llth each Farm, worth 500 ue I'm
18th 18th and 18th each a Farm. worth $50; the
10Th 7ih 18Th 18TH and 10Th each acre Farm, worth
sZG0 auda the others viii be entitled TO Village Lots,
each . by 100 feet lying together here no blanks
this is not Ioeryeyery person gets for S25 handsome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
FOR EIGN.

NOTICE to SOAP-BOILERS, STEAR-
L NINE CANDLE MAKERS, and Men of Business gen.
orally. The British and other European Patents having
been secured for highly important discovery made in
necton with these occupations by English Professor the
occasion taking Letters Patont for the United States Of
America is hereby placed the disposal OF eny person de-
srous take such interest, order 10 which secuny
Of written undertaken, by responsible house In
London or Liverpool must accompany the letter OF acqui
eecence in this proposal the terms that to an agent GILL
with subsequent negotiation thereof By sale licenses, tho
onehrd OF all the interests therein and capitalist who
VIII carry OUT commercially. without sale on licenses
one-half thereof.
On the manufacture Of soapby these processes least!
per cent VIII be saved ard reduction the Of Stear'
Inc Candle Block of z per with other extensive eo
uments Of and collateral nature. Communications,
paid in strict accordance with the above reputation al
TO surety for the fnllmeu Of his engagement &c. may be
addressed to WM. LEES, ESQ ST. AIMS Road,
ol2 6tisS&Tu North Bnxton near London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
yY7ITTTI ,E,S. PATENT BABY JUMP

Il ERS.-The Mothers blessing and childs delight
producing health strength growth, fine forms and happy
dispositions. Many Improvements have been effected by
the inventor OF this delightful affair and the constant de-
mand is sufficient proof OF lis merits Price $3.50, up
wards For sale wholesale and RETAIL by the inventor q.
W FUTILE, ut his splendid Emporium OF Fancy Goods,
az Broadway o5l Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
EXTRACTS FROM THE ADDRESS OF VAN AMRlNGE
NOMAN'S RIGHTS.

This subject may be considered under two lights
Revelations Reason An carly, deep-rooted
prejudice has kept the protesting Christian
World in an error concerning the doctrine OF the
Bible ON Womans Rights. God created man
male ondtemalc in his own image ana gave them
dominion over sea, air, earth. The woman was
united in this dominion therefore, 1t is erroneous
to call the male the Lord of Creation The word
AelD,m0fe is properly used to denote subordinate.
The Bible does not say help-mate but helpmcct,
meaning help meet, suitable, necessary, Tor the
whole destiny OF man. without winch ne could
not obtain nor exercise his dominion. The Lord
Godis our help-he is not our hre!lng our subordI-
nate Woman is our help our equal IN the do
minion which God has conferred. For, unto
them he said, have dominion"
1t is asserted that woman was permanently de-
graded from her original co equality, by her beng
first to transgress. Her sentence is, Thy desire
shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over
thee There is no intmaton that the curse shall
be eternal. The second Adam recreates US in the
image of the Most High, and removes the curse
When the human race is at war with God and
themselves mere force is made the standard OF
right and the weak must submit to the strong. III
this let the weak always be instructed to submit
to and uphold the moral law and government Of
God whereby the strong are kept iii check. For
not until we reestablish that government can the
right be protected against abuse. The history
OF " oman clearly proves that.
1t is commonly said by those who appeal to
reason against the equality OF the rights Of wo-
man. that she has sphere Of her own, the sphere
of tenderness, modesty, retirement and useful
ness. The same may be said of the sphere Of
both man and woman, and thus the assertion
proves nothing. For what woman sphere is, is
the questionin dispute. In different climates and
among different races Of men and conditions of
social progress woman sphere differs immense
~.
One thing however we may remark-that pre-,
cisely as nation advances in Intelligence, arts
science, and Christian character, the rights OF wo
man approach more nearly to those of men; and
hence we may infer that when a true state of So
ciety shall be reached their rights will be one and
the same By spheres, however, is properly
meant the ability or circuits of empIoyments and
actions of the sexes. These certainly will vary
in the sexes, as they vary in different individuals
male or female, of the humsn race. according to
organization, relative endowment, or combinations
Of talent education and circumstances. But al
though each has an individual sphere, rights
are not UNEQUAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
TFT,EGR APH.

VEYO TEL EGRAPH COMPANIES
Il THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PROVINCES. subscriber would respect
fully give notice that lie has opened rooms al III Broad
way New.York for the purpose of keeping constantly on
sale Wire, Registers Magnets, Insulotors Zncs PoroEs
Cups TumbeTs, Acids, Protectors, Olmsteads baueFy'
Guta Percha and River Wire and every description Of
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
APPARATUS,
Al Manufacturers prices.
The advantages to the Companies in having room
this kind obvious require moments conslasea<
ton and il is sincerely hoped they val extend 70 ~ NJ
stock as soon as possible Orders will be puncua1y "
tended 10, il addressed to ,,o,,e
o12 SatTu4Th0 III Broadway, New-YorE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

VlHE LARGEST assortment of BED
sTEADs BEDS, MATTR ESSEs End FEATHERS
sTsr offered for rale HI. WlLLARDs Warehouse $50
ChsthaTn-sl corner OF huloer Tina attention OF house
Geh and Jeff screw sedsbead Old beds reDoTs.ad cots
yhe,essle ard retail CD Inn