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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28
MR.. CLAY'S COMPROMISE.

The Washington correspondent of
the 81. Louis Intelligencer writes as
follows, on the subject of Mr.. Clay's
compromise resolutions
Mr.. Clay's compromise has now
been presented TO the country, with oil
the power which the eloquence, char
acter and influence oft distinguished
author could enlist for an occasion,
which he declared TO be the most mo.
mentous of his long and even,ful career.
1t has been received in Congress with
respect, but not with favor. When
the resolutions were first introduced,
various southern Senators rose and en-,
tered into solemn protests against the
doctrines which they asserted and the
admissions which they contained. Re.
! Elections seems rather 10 have excited
than TO have Modified this feeling, and
since Mr.. Clay's speech, wherein
he clab orHiely argued the merits of the
propositions, and announced his own
convictions even more broadly, this sen.
limen, of opposition has become delib.
erately confirmed. If a division ever
occurs on this compromise as it now
stands, Mr.. Clay will find himself in a
most meagre minority at the South
nf ha a.
more favorable to the project. While
the conservative portion Of both parties
in that section, are willing to keep the
question Of the Proviso in allegiance by
adopting the policy recommended by
Gen. Taylor, il is not TO be disguised, that
neither will submit to the establishment
of territorial governments. without a
clause restricting the admission of sla.
very. Hence this proposition is destin,
ed 10 fall between two stools, since nei-
Their section is satisfied. Nolwilhstand-
ing these untoward appearances, Mr..
Clay is still sauguine of success. He
counts largely upon the fortune which
attended his former efforts at compro-
mise, when public feeling appeared
equally exasperated and when the dan.
ger Of the Union was no less imminent.
Thirty years have rolled by in The one
case and seventeen in the other, and
this long lapse of time, has been follow.
ed by the gradual organization of par
ties on geographical basis, which now
present impedimen's that had no exis.
tence at either Of those important pc.
RODS. L, is therefore evident that Mr..
Clay is impressed with false conf
dence in regard 10 the process of his
proposition, and that he has mistaken
the elements which compose sectional
opinion,V in supPosing that cherished
principles can be abandoned so readily.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

"Col. JACKSON, loco, has been cleo.
ted TO congress frem the First District,
in Georgia, formerly represented by
Hon. 4. BUTLER KING.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

THE NICARAGUA TREATy.--A Trea.
ty has been signed by our Secretary Of
State, and the British Minister, in refer.
ence to the Nicaragua difficulties. The
New York Tribune thus speaks of il:
We think neither our Secretary o.
State nor the British Minister any lon.
ger make a secret of the fact that such
a Treaty has been concluded and sign.
ed, and we may add that we have good
reason for our belief that it's character
and stipulalions are such as every lover
of Peace. Equity, Improvement and
Progress will approve.
We have no doub! off There has
been n very needless waste of words on
that subject.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

DMessrs. CHARLES 81 Blow, OF
ST. Louis, advertise a new and exlen.
sive stock in lo-day's paper. We I'D.
wise physicians and druggists 10 call on
them,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

UMr. THOMPSON will please accept
our thanks for sample of his fine
Cigars and Preserved Fruits. We cor.
daily commend the one to such as puff
dill care away" and the other to Ilote
keepers and heads of families. His as
sorlment of family articles is very fine
and entirely fresh
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28
M. B. c OK g. co,

No OIL, Main Street, 81 Louis.
VIE undersigned have entered into Co.
a partnership bearing date January LIST
'ooO' under the firm of NJ. b. Coz d Co., for
the sale at wholesale of
Boots Shoes, HAS and Caps, Bonnets of
every description, artificial .fo,oers,
Umbrellas, ParasolS, Trimmings
Small 'eare,, Hosiery, Fancy
articles, Leather, Shoe
Findings, dc &c.
and many other articles suitable for the conn.
try trade.
we have leased Store No 8, Main street.
O'Fallon's block, and by the opening of the
spring trade, will be in receipt of a comple,s
stock of goods in our line which we are ure.
pared to offer at unusual low prices, and res.
Peclfully invite Merchants visiting this Civ
to examine OF stock before purchasing, as Wa
are confident, from the facilities we possess
that we cannot fail to secure their custom ana
give full satisfaction 10 all who may so favor
us,
w. B COX,
WIN. NJ. SIMPSON.
GEO. BURNETT, Jr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

GIVE are indebted to Mess. GREE.
Ly 81 MCELRATH, for copy of the
Wing Almanac, for 1850. which we
suppose has been on The way for the
last 90 DAYS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28
FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS

fO'c0yune Office Destroyed Thirty build.
'ng' Burned-Aostly large stores
Loss estimated at Halfa million.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
A tremendous fire broke out this
morning commencing on Camp street.
hiready 10 buildings are in ashes. mos,
Of which are large stores. The Pcay.
nno Office and Robb's extensive banking
houso are destroyed. The fire is moi
sc! extlngushed. Loss about half q
million mostly insured.
SECOND DISPATCH.
lhlriY bulldinna are dnsLrnuaA
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

DFMr. JNo. II. GRovE is authorized
60 act as Agent for the TINES, at Cam.
bridge, Saline county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

GIVE understand two boats bound
up, were aground yesterday, just below
Rocheport. They may be looked for
to-day, as the river is rising.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28
SECOND DISPATCH.
Thirty buildings are DESTROYED.

CAHFonNIA.-We see it stated that
the President will accompany the Cali.
iornia constitution, when he communi.
Gates it to Congress, with DOCUMENTARY
FORMATION, Illustrative of the resour.
ces Of that country. Mr.. Thos. Bu,le,
Kings report will accompany the mes.
cage
Tie Baptismai admoniIion of the Hin.
doc IS as impressive on the bystander
so II is beautiful: Little babe, thou
eu1eresl the world weeping, while oil
around you smile; contrive so 10 live;
'1at you may depart in smiles whilst a
around you weep"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

DPThe Odd Fellows Of Paris, desi On
having a celebration on the 10Th March.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

FSee advertisement of Messrs. Nj.
B. Cox s. Co. This is new house,
composed Of gentlemen who are exten.
sively known as business men Of the
first order. Purchasers may rely on
finding good article, at low rates. {.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-15
THE ANfi-SLAVERY BUGLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
SALEM, COLUMBIANA CO., OHIO.

TERMS.--$l,5O per annum If paid in adj
vance.
$l,75 per annum if paid within the first six
months of the subscribers year.
$500 per annum, if payment be delayed
beyond six months.
" We occasionally send numbers to those
who arc not subscribers, but who are believed
to be interested in the dissemination of anti
slavery truth, with the hope that they will eith-
or subscribe themselves, or use their influence
TO extend its circulation among their friends.
E1' Communications intended for insertion,
70 be addressed to OLIVER JOHNSON, Editor
All others to JAMES BARNABY, Publishing Agent
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-15

DANIEL WEBSTER AND THE MoB.-Com-
menting OH the atrecious pro-slavery outra-
ges at New York, the Old Colony Reporter
justly says;
If we would find the source Of the late
shameful outrage in the city Of New York,
by which the American Anti-Slavery Socie-
ty were driven from their hall, we must go
behind not only the miserable actors, but the
venal pandering presses whose instigations
they were ostensibly following, to those
mighty men, aud that man whose efforts
have rolled backward the tide of feeling
which has kept them in restraint. Let Dan
iel Webster comfort himself. Ills great ex-
ample and powerful voice have moved the
Herald and the Globe, and these have stirred
up the populace to mob the fanatics. 1t is a
promising commencement--let him be en-
couraged. -ela
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-15

TERRIBLE The Richmond Republican,,
Taylor paper, after reading Horace Manns
letter, thus howls lis discomfort;
"Say TO the fhnatics-In Heavens name
LET US ALONE-or outraged Human Ma
ture, like the Jewish giant goaded 10 despair
by his Philistine tormentors, will tear down
the pillars of this Republican temple, though
it oVerwhelm itself under the common ruin"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-15

Whether Aristides was ever even suspect-
ed of hankering nfter high offices, and sha-
ping his conduct in such manner MS TO OBJ
tain popular favor IN the different districts Of
Attica
We might easily enlarge the number Of
these suggestions, but we have neither time
nor room at present.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-15

About the year 1855, the Legislature OF
Pennsylvania passed a resolution that mo
member thereof should cOme TO the House
barefoot, or eat his bread and cheese on he
steps I"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-15

Last January slave belonging TO widow
lady in Platte Co., Mo-, bought quart Of
whiskey at store, got drunk and iroze 70
death. The widow lady sued the firm, and
obtained verdict for $3.50, the slaves value
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-15
The Pilgrims and their Children.

In a volume Of poems lately published-wc
orgct the name of the author-the ghost OF
Niles Standish is represented as speaking thus
al come from Plymouth, deadly bored
With toasts, and songs, and speeches,
AS long and fiat as my old sword,
AS threadbare as my brecches
They understand us Pilgrims they,
Smooth men with rosy faces,
Strengths knots and gnarls all pared away,
And varnish in their places
ave had some toughness in our grain,
The eye to rightly sec us is
Not Just the ono that lights TIE brain
Of drawing room Tyrtuuses;
They talk about their Pilgrim blood,
Their birthright high and holy =
A mountain that ends in mud
Methinks is melancholy.
"Hc had stiff knees, the Puritan,
That were not good at bending;
The homespun dignity of man
He thought was worth defending;
lie did not, with his pinchbeck ore,
His country's shame forgotten,
Gid Freedoms coffin Ter and DER,
When all within was rotten.
"Good sir" Isaid, "you seem much stirred
Tho sacred compromses-"
"Now God oonfound the bastard word
My gall thereat arises;
Northward it hath this sense alone,
That you, your conscience binding,
Shall bow your FOOLS nose to the stone,
When slavery feels like grinding.
"'Tis shame to see such painted sticks
In Vane's and Winthrop's places,
To see your spirit of Seventy-six
Drag humbly in the traces,
With slavery's lash upon her back,
And herds of offiee-holders
To shout applause, as, with crack,
Itpeels her patient shoulders"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
Y.,.s of Pateats
i Id 80 VOC F'If''' = z-

,.y<d t.fg, !ae United std'@
eFeis2 e. 'fsto.5 reuoltedf for Tbs Tribune
,,rns:ropg eua ChsrIes olhe ~ o. ,, w.,
yefr 4 7. for i e,eG sep, +. $50
gSa Psrea : s,r1sye Of Hew-York, for IN
par e. IN tie pr,e.fs Of pfspatieg cream
seps T. ls5 ssse Of Boston, Wssp for improvements in
8. a. gschipeq -Dpted Sept II 1850 ,,,,.sc,an,
otIsnrjs alton Calvert OF Lowe MAS iot ~ g. nj
IN machinery for ginning picking Cot'op 'P
IL w C.rpeuer Of oisc Mich for
In processes for preparing "hss' io' siiDoAh
sesn sp "a Cood of Cincinnati Ohio, for improvement
IN psper FIefc-Daeo Sept II 1879 -, e ,on,overent
y, ES Cram Hsl Dsse[G Dated soD 1850
Hoysce sy Jersey City End Rcae,a ~ Jods
n o. Great BPI5os;o9, IN nl ~ , aC in'
Rubber hP FEa.ob Of Hoprt In the
pIow Cleyis-Daed sepL II, 1872 n, ,nnroyement in
Gohn p peirbnpk of Leon, N I: LOT lLpio
n.rne T. Graves o. Ill for improvement In
Cor d;;osBsssE se Of 1
tooi FOR fomog plaster cornices and monldn2S-Oa'ea
Sept. II. 1850. - w. NJ " n, Imnrovanenti In
Ig1eotvns bste Hodern-Daed Sept H. 1850
Vivian Morrison of Carbide Pa for Improvement IL
sripg bean 10 Powp-Dated Sept a. ISSo ,ovod Rood
Jofdan L. Mott Of Mott Haven Il iof LIVED Sen, II
Ben,,mtn severon Of Schenectady for Improve
meut In caatron Railroad Cur WheeA'-Da'oo 00P ~
1850 ,,,,re
Arson Atwood Troy for 7 Iao
I.asc Gregg Of Philadelphia, Pa for 1mproVemenl IN
Patent de!ed June g. l848-helisaeo sept
s,enban P Rureles Of Boston, Mas for improvement In
Printing Premes Patent dated Nov. TO- 1870 hels'aea
Eep. II, 1880. r,1on
John c. King OF Boston, Mass for design i0f buS' o'
Daniel Weeter Dated Sept ~, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

LEVI GIBBS Esq--This gentleman who has
heretofore acted with the Loco Foco party, attend
ed tbs Wbig County Convention last Saturday.
He addressed the Convention giving his reasons
why he could not any longer act with that party,
He refused to support oRas in As, aud cannot nov
consent to come under the wings Of the old Hunk
or party. He ooncurs in the principles and policy
Of the Wing party and believes the only consist
ent course for him TO take, is to attach himself to
the party whoHe principles accord with his own.
Mr Gibbs is alEwyer by profession; man of stern
integrity, and whose moral character Is above re-
proach. We cheerfu}ly and cordially welcomehim
10 our ranks, and inbehAH of the Wings of Wyo-
ming county, extend to him the right hand OF party
fellowship lWyoming Co, Newly orker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
INSTITUTION FOR PAINTING AaD


A0s RRoADwAY-Next door to The American AT n
4JO Union-Fhe subscriber respectfully announces .
e eS Of ieons 81 DIS Drawing Academy sso an even.
fpe coure CONN encing Ocoberl Instruction VIII beglven
Landscapes Oman enu and Flowers Figures ATE. ne
odes Of Platter OF the celebrated Prof Dapuir Of Paris
Tbose method was ged the most excellent by
The Academic dea Ars in Paris Drawing and Painting
from nature Painting in Miniature, on Porcela1, eR
Inc on stone Separate course for ladies' Specimens OF
ali the above both OF my and my pupils work can be
aeen my studio Pupils attended at their OVID eedences
Eor nsricniare apDy 10 S. SCHU5TER.
sl6 ivE Professor Of Drawing and Painting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

w CRkWBUCKlS UPHOhSTnRY HOUSE and
w ship umishlng WareTooms SIS GTsnd.st Nav.
fork, where VII be found complete assortment Of tha
following articles feathers hair and husk; also
beds maihestee p&laksss and cGBbon1 Aso bcdssesda
OF every description VIZ, patent screw Iron Joint ock
joint Iron scrsw, cottage Sna trunde cots &c also
apepdld variety OF window shaded paper hengingp Dor.
derI, &e Ar. c. would cab particular attention 10 hl,
nsw style OF hair and sprlng mattresses H.B-Old beds
and mattresses reEoYatsa and made over equal TO new 5y
snSl lInt w CRAWRUOK, SIS Grand. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

RHICHRLLsg OLD ESTABLISHED LAMP
lSERTORE. Catherine st-The proprietor begs 70 Ii
tm he public thai Re continues 70 manufacture avery DO
aerfptDp Of CsmDhene Isupa aud shsl IN addition II Ia
ssus soca be hsa ssecad for the Fail trade geziyafcT
81 fancy Solar snd Fluid Tampa 2NSqdoes CsndsEAF7s
&C. wbSeh rs oHers st Ne owezs possible prices.
~ E-fb@ <s9e s7pyned viii Cafprtcee 81 M 12rsii
ghcs, ASls <&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
ABRoTT,s INSTITUTION FOR THE EDU"
CATIolS DE YOUNG LADIES'.

6yPANIBH LANGUAGE ORAL SYSTEM
~ PROFESSOR VINGUP, o. the University Of new VIEW
York is about to form classes one Tor LtdsS anu
another for Gentenen TO every Tuesday eud satuT
day at The hour suitable TO the majority OF vac aPp,
csnt, al II Park Place Six lessons viii be gwen gtas ~
he schoars thai they ray Judge By themselves OF he 1's
lem and the progress they may expect 70 1m he ess.
al The rate OF SO per each OF "a Lessons wnen e
doms Of the language w Dc o madss ia
ihe language when spoken, and to be underaooo Apply
at II P ark Place @ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

rFOARDIN(s gCHOOL FOR BOYS-At New
abChnasp Connecticut 45 miles BY railroad from New
YORK This School in one OF The Oldest IN the shtS Ia
The besutv heslthulnese and convenience OF Its locality IL
IL believed to be unsurpassed For particular Information
The Principal rcers ofha numerous parons whose
Of busueEs and residences may be hscerened by
reference TO his Circulars hich be obtained ct the
bcoS,tore Of Clark Austin Co. 2o5 ROADWAY ana al
R4ynors, rs Bowery. ~ llh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

BANKING HOUSE OF ]. OARoTRERs 6 90
No. IS WooD-&F. FTTPgRURGH, PA
sU14LEC&lDNS RiAda on all The principal Cihes Of
y the United StRes Reference In Esw.York, Moseyn.
Winsloys, LSpey & Co. 50 yVaI.st auI9tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

IN PURSUANCE OF oris Of the Safosat' OF as Cssa
notce hesby Evea to s persons hayias Ansa
ARTHUR G. MILLER, late OF ths City Of Ssw York d.,s
4 81 WI,s street, IN thu CITY New YORK beOs a,I
~ ~ nscsmber pe1;-Dstsd Ss Y0rk ths iSth day Nay Isl
mv9l iaW6m'F HENhf flStkn AamnstasA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the CCas
ly ofNew York notice hereby gyen 10 all pefons h3snS %
against MEAD late Of the City of New fos, dees'ss
present the same vouchers thereof the at hs ga
of r. Goodman l06 Broadway III the City Of Se osef
fore the twenty ds7 OF January n6Hatsd HeT I@ VI
eighteenth DAY of july, 1850. BRIDGET MEAD, AimntTii1
wig Iaw6lnF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
PROPOSALS..


StRoToN A0UEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL Sewer Builders
u Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposal Ior oe"era
viii tho office Of the Cfoon Aueduct DepaHeat aA
MI Wednesday the 25 day September 1880 al clock PM to
build Of Musyst and West Broad
way through West Broadway and Warren 81 TO APPOINT u warren
a. 90 feet ofBroadway The aGd
specifications work all other Information be obtained
on auncaon 10 Water Purveyor this Office September
1880. NICHOLAS DEAN, President slb lot
nEPAKTMFNT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, Sept -, 1880
fee Of the Commissioner Repairs aud Supplies basement NO
end of City Hall unl Saturday, 2sth OF September !!
O'Clock, NJ which they wall be publicly openeh or making a.
teaons additions Hose Co. No 80 and NO o. Inc
eators are requested the pce OF each building ea
H. plan and specification OF tie work required 10 Dc ioe aug
materials furnished be lad tue office Of the superintendent
Repairs 10 Public Buildings, No. 9 klzaOeth 81 ,.
BBank estimates be had at either o. Va rae ag9S i
ale Conn. OF Repairs and Supplies
c,TRFEr DEPARTMENT. NO 1 HALL OF RECORDS
sonefs ONCE Until September so 1900 at eloeA
NJ 10 flag space VIDE, through the eSsteIy SIDEWAYS
oftle Eighth avenue from Forty second 10 Fiy
gutter stones N tory7eLon STREET. iu 7 -
avenue Plans snecdcat and all Information thereto
be hsd on application The Contract Clerk Of hs Department
Set ~ ls51 r-1n] JOHN r. DODGE street Commissioned
ctTREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECottDs.-ssaied
e PROPOSALS viii received at thu Street Commissioner phGs uh
III Saturday. ss DAY Of September ms Al eoeA T. ~ W
bu an addition 10 pier known No ~ norm RIVER 1ud
an tn In The oier known ss North River To regulate
rave sci curb and gutter Aaj flag Twenty mn street ifo Huth to
autf avenues specifications and al ieslo can
- ind IN annraon 10 Clerk OF this Departnsnt
10 is5h rstG7 JOHN r DODGE. Street Commissioner
otptIo !o'" ISL
c1rRTEr DEPARTMENT. No HALL OF RECoRDs-sealed
y Proposals viii be received at .s SItoet
sanr5ay September 1850 at O'Clock n TO ~ vacant iots
and build dram Thirty hrst hry second az Hu ~ r
mill Septpmber 81 1880 regulate and nag ESy u q 4ol
FouTtlsy Plan specifications and all inorna thereto,
L Ind On application the Contract CLERK y the Department
spembe H. 1850 JOHN DODGE, Street COMMISSIONER sIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
WASHING MADE EASY
FOR A NEW AND IMPROVED
sYETEM OF EASY WASHING,


WASHING MADE EASY
FOR NEW AND IMPROVED
sYETEM OF EASY WASHING
and certificates Ii i.s favor,
SIGNED BY CLERGYMEs
Mn OFFERS see Tribune of "Wednesday and salur'
Aday. This Is The greateit ....,,,o,
IMPROVEMENT IN HOUSEKEEPING
uo, .,ontsd Cal or send TO aADAEE BEAYELT, Pa
zen, 1,suudress, IS Ann.st ttecond door New'Yofk
Elg 8tFbFrEoD1Ta ---
LEATHER HOSE, -,
gyg,g yIxy gT7aIRGg Steamboats,, Facso.i %, aA9E
I WASHERS 4c manu- aeiured rom us o.Ss i1,i ~
ID leather wiz wrought e9 }E 4o s6 5f{p a.
F9ESa'' " carriers and Leather Dealers 80 Fefyi
yyhc have aso for sails, calf ski1F waE aao AA ;s
aathar ard c1yrtsd leather OF eYefY oe-eI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bags leave TO draw tbs a.
"A ennon of Architects E9 glns3fs k1s. o. IT,
to biS new and extensive ofnsnt Of G'
LlsH AND s1lss AASq q
nRAIIiNG INSTRUMENTS Ct sw 81 and Engilsn s'yieI
winch he Offers styery reasonable pIces O,ae's oE
ssISENMhNN IDporter Of Walchmaksrs and Jeweletn
Fea and Toos and manufacturer OF asn IN
Fulion-st ~ -
C40URAUD,5 ITALIAN MEDtcATED SOAP
dsT T opef.lss but al need cf pu1d: spprobaoa
has 20 decidedly and uncha1e stamped he superiority
of remarkable Soap ma 70 eono o Ne ns s' @
worm obstinate old sail lheum Wor a. II ne sln
snd oIhef cutareous aPeDsn' Ia TO Imply douos Of
Re sSis1ce OF tru,h i.salf II heaide the very bes.
Having cor pound ever uied Equally famous Ia COY
pIuD Poede Subtitle for eradicahrg supefuous hair rom
mari the body GoUEAuDs Hair Restorative o. CIR.
esssisr Glcss /. beautiful preparation for the hs pre-
Senpc It's farg out increasing iEs growth, and making
Wiry, hsr,h bali soh SILKY ard glossy Trial bottles Is
renis each GoURAuDs Liquid Hair Dye will insanity
cbanse red or grsy hair beautiful brown or black
GoUEAuDs Liquid Rouge IL sHpeib artce or giving
rose gtair to pale lips and ctsesa dsfyng detection by
rubbing GoURAUDs Lily White "a eD unr!vsled pTodnc
hon Tor rough flushed. sluEgish complications.
Fonrd onlY At the cid esEaq,hed depot 81 Walker st.
6rai store from mot mi Broadway Bates Jordan zs
washing son.st Boston; Calendar 90 South Phrdst Phil
sl2 stood
RsTPKRMIUnI CHEMICAL OLIVE soAg,"
G manufactured by j P EERRiAAt TroYideEce Z. L.
Fhs soap well and zvorably known most superior
article for families Eundss and 10 warranted wash
trea In hsEd eofs Or salt water. For sale By
II. AEGELE, JR l65 aEiis1rIzEa.
AlFo, Ecoarfzz soap for mBnuseursrs suz2 lEzt
DAGR HOPES, and al kinds Of paper nlsrufsct1rsrs
2smaistizs bo1Eht and sold on liberal terms, by
rls SAuE7 DERG cksQN, ls2 and Js9 sookh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

IN PURSUANCE Of ordsr Of tina suuogats OF thu cOsyz
New York notice hereby gwen to all eeIson9 having i1
against MARY THOMPSON a Of thu City of New Ydrs des
to present vouchers thereof the sbscbs -
office oil VIM r. Learn, No Wall street IN the City of Nesid
on or before the frat day Of usIDasd New York &
DAY Of August 1850 ALFRED O. THOMPSON, AimasIrast
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