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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
MIDDLESEX.

EThe Free Democrats of Middlesex, are re-
quested to meet at Chapn's Hall, in Mddesex
on Saturday. the 3lst inst, at 2 o'clock P. NJ
to nominate candidate for Town Representa-
tive and Justices of the Peace.
By order of Town Committee.
Middlesex, Aug. 10, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
CORINTH.

The Free Democracy of Cornth are request
ell to meet at The Town House in Corinth on
Friday, the Both inst, at o'clock P. Ii. for the
purpose of making arrangements for the coming
election, J. B. DEARBORN,
For Town Committee.
Cornth. Aug, 10, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22

"ONE OF THE LIONS" Oak Hall, Boston,
has become one of the lions of the city. When
a stranger visits Boston, he must see the State
House, the Fountain, Bunker Hill monument
and OAK HALL, to be satisfied with his visit
BY extensive advertising, Mr., Simmons has made
his establishment about as well known as Bos-
ton ITSELF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
RERI,TN.

The Free Democrats of Berlin, are requested
to meet in the Methodist Chapel, on Tuesday,
9th inst, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. to nominate a can
didate for Town Representative and Justices of
the Peace. By order of Town Committee.
Berlin, Aug. 10, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
G0itor's Gable.


SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.--The 9th volume of
this most excellent Journal commences on The
2lst of September. We have been much in
debted to this paper for miscellany in matters
pertaining to the arts and sciences, upon which
we view it as reliable authority. In these days of
humbug, work of this kind, which has the
means and ability to sift pretensions to improve
ments and discoveries, is invaluable to the peo-
pie Of this country. After reading every num-
Der of this Journal, for the past year, we are
'ully prepared to commend it to the patronage
Oh all Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers, &c.
VINO are able to pay for 1t. 1t will be richly
worth to them the price, which is two dollars
per year. 1t is published by Mum g. Co., Full.
ton street, w.
HE RAILWAY TINES GUIDE. This 7toyel-
lers indispensable i" published Semi Weekly in
boston, oy Robinson and Co., at one cent ner
copy Besides the most c'refully prepared tn.
bles Of all that the Railway trt, ,eIsr c.n doo;.o
it also keeps corner for miscellan, ,,h;oL :.
always good. Its circulation is immens> 49,, :,
must of course be one of the best medium, g
advertising in the country
DEATH OF TAYLOR, AS SUNG BY OssIAN E.
DoDeT; Poetry and Music by John P. Ordtoav
published By A. & j. P. OrdtOay Wash. S.,
BOStOn.-We have received copyof the beau
hiul dlrge of he above title, set to music, and
only regret we calaot hear our frien1 DoDGE sing
IT. Both the words and music are Pronounced,
by good judges, highly creditable to Mr.. Ord
way.
BRADFORD ACADEMY.--We haze received
from Its President, and founder, we hlieve, Ben
Jamn Greenleaf, Esq, cataloguef the cele-
brated Female Academy at BradfordMass, con.
e tanning 225 names of as we'll beLved, thor
oughly and rightly instructed girls rs can be
ltound In all Yankeedom---that is if Father
-"'' with them We know
Greenleaf has had MS way -
+ of M school in New England, to Vhichwe would
10 sooper send daughter than D thiS; lot We
}" .bord know she would return without having
so SUI" ',.hnt l,,,e common sess she might have
70 "1u luz wov with her who'll upset by the false
notions respecting dOmeStlqutles ana ',io ''u'
n. objects of life, whlcl' Prev 81 ~ "
n. fashionable boarding schCS'
r. 17.s.,,sr wArcuAN.--The name o
or this Doner has recently bee changed to that =
"a
Christian Repository, undeFhioh' " VIII co"''h
r 90 10 nove m with its yervandsome list Of sub
re, scrbers, so long as its pSent in'ell'gen' al"
IN. ,vor,bv oa;,or continues toonduct it.
or c,uar, NoNpARH.--We positivel
-, know of no paper in the Ufed o'a'0S '"0' O'a
evidence &C. 81 ,n,ob oh, IND diligence in co
nd evidence OF so much ski -. os Uews items
- Letting and condensiDg Oh Sr'S Oh Vows ''1."'
- 1t is the best r1ttnbl1 'd'Vo' !" '"'' :
VI, cor~sIlnto our okce, AMI wa name
IN N"'. .daI = our general allegations 10
s. $, - acknowledge "th, to the 'new-m0ngS''
n and to say it ia yo' 'teAd of the one 'pe ~
or dollars per ann'n,
lsbers ask for /.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
NEW York, Aug, IA.

NEW York, Aug. IA.
FLOUR. Common State, 81 Sc a a 62-Mix.
ed Michigan, 81 so a 62--Pure Genesee, S.
IS a 5 87-Fancy do Sc 90 a 25 Extra do,
So 25 6 rs. Rye Flour 50 81 90. Corn
Meal SO IL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
NOTICE!

vwVur members Of the VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE IN
81 sJRANCE COMPANY, are hereby bottled that the
faIovng assa.smen,s have been made blythe Directors
on ali Notes in force on the days follow isi 10 wit:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
THE PEOPLES ACADEMY


CANADA Salt now arriving, and is The best Salt the
" Farmer for Hay and Stock lor sale 1t nearly
one third less than has been bought IN tne county Terms
CASH STORRs LhNGDON.
Augus, 1874 32-tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
yerr mont Central Rail Road.
Summer Arrangement.

Nond aer Monday, June Sd, 1850, the Passenger cars
" will run rs follows, VIZ; HI s,ndors excepted
Iaava Rosten for Bnrliogt9n daily, sundays eAoeP.eu
via Boston Lowell Nashua STS i NJ %so Va
VI Central roads, at ~ a., M Cheshire Sullivan and
csna The r.. s Ssy NJ n 56S'p ,h vii
arrive y Rarins"G at ms,% n ~ at ln 7 i Ny
' Retu ming leave burlington at "a, A. any r. M w iHi
bS oCt ' n, p NJ same day, and the p NJ train
next day at l p. -, 0,, n, Harrington daily, with
I1oth trains conh Cbsmnain and at Nashua, Fitch
e steamers n, ou Junction. with trains and from Wo
cester, Mass ana NeW nren at 10 A. NJ and p NJ will
n go:cS AZ and next day. and in New
SECOND Sn day. Arrive sS'T n %Gnsa
~ Frei~ht trains leave BOsten and Burlington dahy' sun
uEs eSceps will be made for Tnckage or Wharfage
Bnrnaton' on freight between Boston and burlington an
mar, oStba state eff New York or the Canadas. -.
Re- e,rther particulars Pathfinder Halfway Guine.
9stSi JAMES MOORE, Eng and superintendent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
ORANGE COUNTY

HRAlDl0ATS SCHOOL,
TWNHE Fall Term of this Seminary WI, commence on
IL MONDAY, Sept. 2nd and continue IL weeks, under
the charge of
II. NJ. MANLY, a. b. Principal
NJ. Z. WRIGHT Associate.
Mrs h. NJ. MANLY, Preceptress.
ANNIE S. GRlSWOLD, Teacher OF ornamental
Branches.
]. II. PATTERSON, NJ d. Lecturer on Physiology.
The committee consider themselves fortunate in being
able to continue the services of Mr. Manly, who has
had charge Of the school for the last two years. and feel
pleasure IN assuring al those whe may wish to have their
children thoroughly taught and properly cared for III every
respect that they will be quite safe IN senuhs Them to this
Institution.
Young preparing teach, VIII haVelhe advantages
of daily recitation and drill in the theory and practice OF
the Lectures upon this as also upon scientific and
general TOPICS will be given weekly, by the Principal and
others.
Board in private families and rooms for selfboarders
are furnished upon the most reasonable terms
TUITION.
For all English Branches, $500
For each Language, extra, so
For Ornamental Branches the usual extra charges are
made
|. F. REDFIELD,
VIM. NUTTING,
TX; PARISH, Committee.
WALTER CARPENTER,
LOREN GRIsWOLD,
Randolph, August |, 1850. 4w3l
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N office,

A LII persons having unsettled accounts with the sub
"a scrber particularly invited call and settle The
books may be found The Drug Store of Collins Pierce.
$. X. COLLINS.
Moltpeer July "a, 1850. 3O-tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
FOR SALE.
Cheering Intelligence.

YHNHE prices of Goods will be reduced at the Peoples
4 Store till July st 1850. Many Goods will be sold at
COST-others at per cent and any Fancy Goods at
per cent My stock is large, and must be reduced All
should call soon. The assortment is good-are chance
HARVEY KING.
Montpelier, June 90, 1850. sStf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
License.
REDFlELD & GRANNIS

HAVING been duly licensed for the purpose, will sell
Ill Pure Liquors for Medicinal Mechanical and Cheni-
cal purposes ONLY They will keep nothing but the pure
article
Montpelier, May 8, 1850. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
Moreen Green.

cToRRs & LANGDON have the new Green for paint
y ms Blinds decidedly the finest thing used, and AT ahoU
one hs,fhe price of PARIS Green Samples Of the pain
ing can he seen at our Store.
May 90, 1880.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-22
20 Tons of Goods,

DoIrcur n, Fosters Aucon ut a sad sacrifice from Bos
b ton cost Just received and viii be sold CHEAP enough
for cash. Si'hHS ~ i''''"NO
May -, 1850.
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THE OLD ESI'ABLIsHED
CITY CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
rnU APn C0X


FORMERLY 202, AND NOW 2l6 BROADWAY, be-
l. tween Bsrnum's celebrated Museum and Genlns pop
ulsr Hat Store and opposite St Psus Church fhe pro-
pr.eor would respectfully announce to his numerous pa
irons and the public, that his aud splendid store
Gently built upon the site OF the old Chemical Bank has
been fnished. Its internal arrangements, which were
solely made with view to their sdspsion every branch
of bis extensive business and enable him fully meet
the pressing demand for garments made By him. now
completed.
This large and eommodious s.ore wa opened on gan
day. the 18th OF June 1880 with and elegan. assorl
meni Of superior CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, VEsTINGS,
&c &C. due regard has been had 10 The procuring Of
competent persons I'LL the Cutting Department, and in
Instance can ms6 be anticipated
The facilities which be possesses In The importation
OF Foreign and Domestic Goodstheir purchase being a.
ways effected the cash neplsjusfss him 10 ASSERT
ing that he may with great prophey state, that no house
In this CITY, or in the United States can at any time claim
rvashp In the sold advantages which 10 10 now prepared
70 offer to a discriminating community
Diplomatic, Army ard Navy Unisorns made IN conform.
fly order OF the General and State Governments and
10 all cases warranted TO give satisfaction.
The varied and magLihcen, stock Of ready'msde Cloth
Ing embracing the newest sy and aies fashions which
has got up and proved principle, made Of
superior materials and sold al prices unusu ally moderate,
nemineLtly worthy OF the consideration Of the public
jyll lmeodk EDWARD FOX
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eighteen hundred years long enough to wait
for that lessoni
4. OF all the parents in our State whose
consoiences won't permit them to send their
children to our Common Schools as now con-
stituted, We are conf lent fve-sixths never
enjoyed the benefit of fair Common School
education nor anything equivalent thereto.
They don't know what the Schools really
are, and even now they have to be told that
it is wrong to send their children to such
Schools or they would never suspect it.
s.. There is no assertion so absurd that a
man cannot be found to make it but when
John says he sincerely believes" Educa-
ton would be as widely and generally diff
fused on his plan as ours, we ask him to point
us to the Country where the children are, or
for a considerable time ever were, so univer-
sally educated under Voluntary, Free
Trade, Charity System disappearing Schools
as they are in this State under our present
system? Just name it,
6. We trust the public take notice that the
present cutlery against Free Schools masks
deadly crusade against our entire Common
School System. John advances no argu-
ment which is not equally cogent against
our Common School System Of 1916 as that
of 1850. Every enemy of Common Schools
will give his voice and vote for the overthrow
of Free Schools. Friends Of Education be
on the alert Ell.
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poWELToN HOUSE nEWauRsH.

g. THE PROPRIETOR CT thi, fayoriie srs sgrse.oi
"a pisee Of Summer resort tskes pleasure 70 O.
aaerton 81 the New fqrr prblc 10 ne net ~ ~ =
row prepares for the reception and entertainment -
TRANSIENT or pcrmar-ni eoerderh The high es1r1s. -
witch his house 10 helc By hilies who have spesin: -
months there be 70 sure viii fecteY an exts.4H -
kc. unnecessary In Lhs particular u has 20 eqa.
B3tsou River Tie .arde5, - heretofore VII Gg,,..
win every ce.icaey the markets afofd. II tddnc. -
there are ave ains Of ears passing daily ehsr ~ ~
Nev-fork and Albany. Early application Go11
for . selection OF roomk jel6 I'm O. DoNN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

~ Mercantile Library ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1890 volumes; ReAdingroom, 10 Magazines News
papers &c-This institution founded and sustained by the
Clerks OF New York, 10 open daily, from 10 70 10
Pm al It's rooms, Clinton Hail. corner Of Beekman and
Nassau sta.
The Library contains 81 900 volumes to which constant
additions are being made, averaging over 200 volumes
Wihou neglectng the light literature Of the day. particular
attention paid the departments Of History, Travels,
Languages Geography, &c OF which the COLLECTIONS are
already very large
The Reading Room is supplied with 80 American and -
Foreign Magazines the Weekly ard Daily Papers of
City Lordon Times Paris National, Charvsri Colonische
Gazette ard other foreign periodicals. New journals are
added as they appear or are required by the wants OF the
members.
Classes in the Modern Languages, Penmsnship, and
Book keeping Ia progress IN which members can
obtain tuition az al almost nominal sum.
The Lectures Of this Institution have always been one Of
iis popular features highly Interesting course Ia
being arranged for the coming season
Terms Of membershp-To Clerks; Initiation Fee. 81
Quarterly dues 50 cents Merchants and others IS per
annum. SAMUEL Z. TITUS,
je22 LAVISH Recording Secretary.
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Am OPPORTUNITY

TO PROPRIEFORs or HOTELS, BOAaDise
SCHOOLS AND BOARDING. HOUSES a.
THE ADVERTISER bst2g propfesor q me Ifn.s : ;.
i sum,s properly o. TsrfOvn, oceupsed fer -,
ve.r. nss. a. Sc.nsiux-schoO, 10 DESTROYS o. rees.
S,o,, H. h1sire,s ssd would be glad dispose o
nroosr1y % r-ssos.ble terms; allowing II d-srr ~
th,yd. =; be purchase ocey 10 remain bo0s sns ~
S.ga IN poi sod before October next h- voad Pfe5y
seriltng 70 iesse II for term Of year, ItsHms,,
.sp.tsd snd scspted for q public ko1ss fbe bo'nn y.
nsrts ps he most desrse tha could % ssecie1 %
H0dsor Tsuyovn 10 rnown 10 be one OF ef- o1@ -
ost agreeable Io~ns in this section Of he coa. &c
esiher ssuhriOus and moral II 10 d4ssn bat 49,.
nies from Newforf and 10 Visited in fori, hss
s~versl lines day By " he Hadsoa Ave ,eTs
and l~ce day by STEAMBOATS,. To ste e go - ar
nile rom he cepoa and he stesnbosi lspt9f ~ 10
elevated, he prospect 10 extensive and Issys ,0
msrtirgs splendid view of he Valley OF ne
forty niles. from New Yofk 10 he HI shasss a s~s
TIE ccitce 70 9 commodioas brca oshe-f .oscq
square, wih wings q BY y feel ADD &C = s,s<e1
ru lsldirg tslso 6riesl % By - ee ~ - = sstS
expressly ZOE tho Instiuls. s1d eonsrue7e -. se-sSs
cAttes fof boarding -6ouss oosycut~nes iss.o pds6
embracing sboGt fo1T acres lie snenoe ~ s.s so
pal srees. contain nameroGs sbsfe and ~ r,ssssn
mer-oocses large barn, csrnAs eAoass - 81 su ~
A sny party Interested 70 his s1yefn ss~Snscss
dcabtsdly visit he place, more P&fue1
Rrnecessary. ...< oc ne nrs1
Appucaron uEs be made 70 ne szsserioet rs,,,gvs
lsss WIN P LYON, Irving 'Hse@'>
ie2s aviEskw ------.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20
SUMMER RETREATS.
RoARp ayr THE HIGHLAnus.

BOARD AT THE HIGHLAHD5.
UNBE subscriber from the opportunities Of HE fecsa
and contrary 10 bis original intention, bss opeee NJ
mansion the highlands Tor the sccommod alton of s
lies and single gentlemen during the The Hoas
Possesses eli tho advantages OF geolsel relssi ~
summer having uninterrupted view Of he OCEAN vssy
every ship bound In and oo OF the city, may he esq "a
where honng ground, and 6shing with pleasure boss
excursions arc adjoining and 81 bard. The
nodsls 90 to 100 bosrders-snd wishes Il distinctly ssds
stood hat II II should al any time be FULL TO prevent ts
poiolment due notice VI III be given 10 The Paalic:
Highlands, July 6, 1850. WILLIAM J0NE3,
fg2ws Proprietor Of the Nsversnk Hosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

~ Yale CoIleRe.-Ciass of 1S32.-Agreeabyt to
appointment In 1915 the class graduated Yale College
1859 will hold their fourth anniversary In New Haven, 81
the approaching commencement and are Invited 10
assemble for this purpose at O'clock p NJ on Wednes
day. the lfh OF August next at che house OF the pnder
signed. EDWARD 4 eALloSohti
Ney.Haven, July Is, 1880 jyl7 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

Hos. Isaac DAvIs.-The Boston IVatcAaaH aud
Reflector OF last week says -" We learn, on good
suIhority, that Hon. Isaac Davis was appointed a
Vice President Of the New Version b ib.e Society
without his consent and that he does not approve
of the object for which the new Bible Society was
vas orf aniZed."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

- Li9u-d Hair Dye, improved 90 - 70 eolOs Re
hall or whlskers the momeo applied without Ire least
tury-hh entirely free nom unpleasant odor and 30
vuhed viii he strongest sosp nmcciAaely Il isspphed
vIIhoui waxing 70 Dry. Tor sLs o. appet 81 BArcEsL-
pa's Wiz FACTORY, NAlA nvls7afhASsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

- Hudson River Water.Cure Establish
menL Tarrytown, with every convenience for treat
men viii completed FOR the reception Of patients by the
l6th Of July nexL For terms, apply to
Ysrrytoyn. June Is 1850. ie6 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20
WASHING MADE EASY,
OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES wIFHoUY MA
CHIMES, WAsHBOARDS Or POUNDING
BARRELS.

| OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES wIFHoUY MA
| CHIMES, WAshB0hRps Or POUNDING
| rubbing UNNECESSARILY
BIZ MADAME BEIyELI Ps1Esr FsEscH LAusDsEs'.
| The most Popular Work Printed
! s2,Coo COPIES SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
rI'HIs WORK is really the most useful 10 housekeepes
Laundry matters, thai enable. one person 70 DO larg.
yusssf, m.ehrs s:d. u rpenne .on cane.
Phene, OF Other offensive .Iticls. Il b.nl,hes ali
and dreaded dsy Of suds and scoding
peasanI any improves tse appearance Of the clothes
no lard as0r an syes al wear and tear Tbs Dsmpss.
also nsrucs persons how 70 wash Csieoe, or Cotton
starch Lsces Cambhcs &c and how TO iron them IN The
French style Also, how 10 renovsie veYes e!esn I'D
fbe.e se Ss sYs.ess ana 5.vsasSs Ieics as
coveres Ct the age Ny method sdopted By al The large
&c Zee Instructions plain mistake hem.
The tc e. used are al safe agreeable cheap can be
caE2yrssT and sEsf in f WoRiD
The WORK g sent By mail IN sealed enyelops Of single
eller postage. Price only q per copy Read the an
'aOS S1 4 TEE o i5Tr p ssT;y0ix.
Ing and consider the bes, In The world and worth
han 10 aiked for H."
Mrs Hpp,neoti, lc2 Barrow st.
L. Lyon, ~ 0rand.sL
2. Cozxens, lOi NAssau-sL
John Hooper, los Faiorg
N. r. Klass So2 Eighth az
III II. Johrsoa, bo5kkeepcf, los Nsssau a.
Thousands lave TIED IL and could be named bat space
too costly IN this paper 10 sde more
To avoid imitation AID eoun isrlsiis Dc s1re 70 dees
your ,esiers send Madame SEA|ELT Patent Lam
dre.a Is AnnsL kewIoTk, postage pad, AID The pamph-
lei viii be forwarded BY The hsi mail Thousands are seli
By mat every month ~ fafn&ssm ma
OTICE-The seed business conducted By he lac
LNThomes BridRemsn will be cond1 ed under The name
OF BkIDGEMAN BROTHERS, al the old stand. s7s
Broadway, cor EighleeHlh st JOSEPH BRIDGEMAN
who IL Sensan he store for some yeas will
attend 10 cut a. usual and Is &C hozod receive
and collect all debts due The eGsbHshmeAL
ALFRED BRIDGEHAN la
jel2 Aw3m* ANDREW BRIDGEMAN, SAec0'o"'
STEAM ENGINE wANTRD.-A small steam 60.
- gtne, about Que horse power Parties having one 10
dispose may keNr u purchaser by Addressing sesmT
CLERK WANTED A young man WHO has bad some
experience In the retail and coSes business Address
above fYis 81
EHksH BUrTER--HAfCH, STRONG co
Ellington. Chstsnqre County, ". have hand, COO
SANITY, lnge supply OF choice Dairy Bgtl-r Entsrn
dealers wishing TO purchase would Do wel 70 cal % ben
write yo I'm
COPARTrERsBIP.-r subscriber sS siso
Sea.sd win hin bis brother Lue.as fsesernss and os
iSls 8 sr " 'AlAAAH JOSEPH fucKERMAN
DRAZIKRs, BoLr AND INGOr COPPER.
D-A fan sssormeai Of rs nHHaaes1rs q haHpsrsys
n ., SSgse' Co 'S' s' wz n. nlxsHALA soA-a
INDIA RUBBHR CLOrHING-Coosznis aPpy
Iofthe very $50 xoo&s n msrtes beng resvsd daily
rom f.s.Oriss Fes ,.;s 90 lesf nv sf@s s
cocoa sHKLLs.-syb.g. tr-.e, tua resolved
Of< sale By sAssHEk L YOUNG. III CesnanSl
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~ To benevolent and other Socfeties.-To
let during the day and evening" Sunc excepted al 70 Al
Len Grand, most convenient Tor societies OF
religions moral character, and elegantly fitted for
such purposes Terms moderate. Inquire Of ar. q j.
DAWES, 2f3 Grsnd.sL Jyl8 lws
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Il. NJ. \ d. o. HAIGHT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
PAPER nrAyrRs, xurprs
ST. LOUIS MISSOURI.
HAlGhr .Vi6Al DUGl


TIVE lNgett stock IN the un!tei Sta,es well A.s,rtal
committing Of Fonrdfirer Wires fron 81 lnehe. TO 81
nctes zoe Nos 90 and "a and all Numbers OF eoaper and
ofs wire eloh-foE sale he lowest te ma Apd war
.ehe1 70 every respect equal 70 The Imported 81 tho o e
w JenaH Newfort, OF G the insnnsac BellvIl,a
NewJersey' lJyls Sm'l WA srEPHENSS SON.
Fox sAI.k-NERY Iowa Beam Engine, inch
9 under, ieof seei stroke, In excellent wosnF orser
flued WIN etcu metallic rseiing Jrcs pump hesIer on
arg aye, sna AL modern improvements Cosl Al tso
Fne ooiicf - inches disneler IL ars lons n,ss !, a.,
beat fennslvsnis Iron, srd only two yesTsln p.n A.
hfefuol g'No esr, blower, shsAtns betting ke
ore esst ir'n EninH pump, inch ehsrnrr 49,. ~,
scke2 10 feeS with 10 feet ols rch c.,t ir,, r,n
One esst hee ereisg PanR ssch chamber. ho. ,ro.,
and rs feel II Il uch wtoug CHA ircn pipe S>0'
One act o. CTpshers tt of crushing or. e,,, d., a.
clay, &c. kc viii suons fame Pacys and beissps
Sea- hscksmi;hs tooAs Old scrap .r0n mining .oo,
seiy,A eistefIs, isckle Tor holsing. Nc Ae
The above well worthy The sltsuNoa ~ Mniax n ,,
psnies msnufsr mfens ard osAers hoy vii ~ ,ss
hsfgsln The Engine can De wofting. fof t--n.
sppB Ia JOHN LAMB, ~ bpsdwsv
bic ie' hrsl eoos Of 9,obs hoscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

y Wafer-Cure Instituies-City and Coun-
try.-Dr TRAIL receives patients al bis cOmmodiOus city
establishment IS Lsightst and 81 Oyster Bay, Com
muncaton caly between these places by steamboat and
rsrosd General practice attended TO. Consultsuons s.
ie21 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

u The "Orange Mountain Water Cure,o al
80 Orange ~ hours ride by raTo Dad from the City
The establishment has private baths attached ~ tho pa
nenI rooms Address Dr.. HEEKER, Q. Orange, N J..
forterms jelA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

~ Prince e. Co.'s Meodeons for sale At factory
prices al BADGERS fluts Mandatory, ORiely's res
graph Building, 1871 Broadway. iy9 IiOsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

~ DIR. r. l.. Nichols and Mrs. Cove Nichols,
Wsier Cure House. 81 West ct sixth.
avenue Consultations from 10 TO Paen received for
board or day treatment visited At lhoL residences
iyl7 lmt