davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
william StockweIPs Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Pre-
RANDOLPH DIsTRIcTss bate Court for
the District Of Randolph: 70 al, persons interested In
the Estate Of Villa Stnckwel late If WILLIAMSBURG
in said District, DECEASED GREErmiNe;
VNHERRAS, Ebenezer Bass, Administrator of the As
w tate Of said deceased, proposes 10 render an aC-
Of his Administration, and present his account for
allowance at Probate Court to be held at Probate OF
fee Wasldn gtun, in said District the fourto Tuesday
in November inst Therefore, yOd hereby notified to
appear before said Court the time and place aforesaid
show cause fany you have, why said account should
be allowed. - -
g.. B. w. BARTHOLOMEW, Judge.
Given nnder Ry hand at Washington, in said District,
,is I'd dav of Noyember A. d. 1850 3w45
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
ChauneeX Brewers Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probnte Court, for
RANpoLPH DIsrRIcT ~. the District of Rand Alph:
To all persons in the Estate of Chauncey Brew
er, late of Tudbrldge, in said District deceased,
GREETlNG:
DAVlD OWEN and JASON BREWER, Adminstn-
tors of said Estate propose render account of
their administration, and present their account against
said Estate for examination and allowance, at Probate
Court to b. held the Registers Office in Bandoph in
said district the 23d day of Nov A. D. ls5OYou are,
therefore, hereby notified appear before said COur, at the
time and place aforesaid and you cause contest the
allowance of said account
j. R. HUTCHINSON, Register.
Dated at Randolph, this 4th day of Nov 1850. 3w45l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14

GRAIN. A further advanse has been realized
on Corn--Southern yellow, 71c-Mxed, II a
72-whIte, &c 81. Northern Oats, 43 "A
Eastern, AZ Rye is very scarce.
Wheat 81 10a 80 per bushel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
WASHINGTON County Grammar School.
Bakersfield AeademicaI Institution,
Liberation.

THIS may certify that have given my son, William D
CALDWELL his time, during the remainder of his minor
ity, with liberty to transact business for himself that
shall claim none of his earnings nor be responsible fol
any ofhis debts after this date. AID. H. CALDWELL.
Montpelier, Nov. Is, 1850. 3w46
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
INSURANCE NOTTCE.

TENHE next Annual Meeting OF the Orange County MI.
n tua Ere Insurance Company, Will be holden at the
Inn of VIM p Dowing, in Chelsea, Wednesday being
the 18th day of December next O'clock p NJ for the
choice of Officers and the transaction of necessary
business. JOHN w. SMITH Secretary.
Chelsea, Oct. IA, 1850. 3w43
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
Drs, CheeVer & ReIMiCk,
nr1T PRC IN

,,rnrCrNrs TRIIssEs. ABDOMINAL AND SPINAL
Snnnorers Elastic Bandages, for the cure OF enarg
ed veins, Knee Caps, lnhaling Tubes, Shest En-
pandens Ear Trlnpets, Medical nooss, eW: n.
Agedts for Or s. $. Fitch Co., New YORK. osotor "
II n Renhardts Patent Glass Pad Tusses
" ~ ''''' store No. | fremont Temple, Boston,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
Gbe nlarkets.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

BosToN, Nov. 8.
Flour. Prices are steady not having varied
any ofconSequence for several weeks. Ohio
and Michigan, 81 IS S5-Oswego, GO l.2
a A 75-Common Genesee, 525 37-Fancy
and Extra, 5 so a 50--Southeru, 25,
mos. Corn Meal, 3 25. Rye Flour, 325 g.
81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14

wv EUIA n - n n n NJ NJHHIA w H1tJ
ar new patterns, also, Cashmere Shawls, lately recev
" ed and for sale at prices not to be undersold by
STORRs g. LANGDoN.
October 49, 1850. 43:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
10000 Yards

WpROWN C0ttons, Flannels, Tickngs and DrilIings-
hp also Cotton Yarn, Wicktng Twine and Batting
just received by STORRS L. LANGDON
October 90, 1850. 43:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
Patent VenliIatorS Il Chimney Caps.

For the Ventilation of School Houses Churches, etc the
perfect OF Smoky Chmneys, may be had at E. White
ey's Patent Warming and Vrntating Apparatus Manufac
tory. Nos. 80 and 40 Federal street, Boston.
N. D Those having smoky Chimneys must 'end writ
description of the and the dimensions ofthe hues,
height, size of tove pipe aud size OF fire place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
Gold Discovered in the Copper Region.

The editor of the Lake Superior Journal states
We were shown yesterday, by Capt. John Halo.
ran Of this place, piece Of quartz rock, from Lake
Superior, containing several dollars worth OF pure,
native gold The gold shows itself in particles,
disseminated through the quartz, the largest Of
which, as near ~ we could judge from the appear
ance weighs more than dollar. He states that
friend in the mining country had discovered rocks
of this description, Of which this IL surface speci
men, as its appearance clearly shows it TO be that
there was no reason object or chance for deception
10 regard to it. He brought il down in order TO
have il examined, and we saw it thoroughly tested
in several ways, yesterday, and there Is no ques
ton as to its being genuine gold
1t 10 not, however, the first discovery OF gold on
the lake geolcgisss have detected il in several in
stances, and the lamented DR.. Houghson was con.
fdent that gold would be found 10 considerable
quantities; and 1t has been supposed, from min
utes made by him and from remarks on the sab.
jeCt that he knew more about its location than any
one else, and even much more than he had ever
made nown.
We have no disposition 10 start a golden hum
bug story here at the north west-California will
monopolize everything in that ine-and we be-
lieve our Copper and Iron mines will be OF more
permanent and lasting wealth to this section and
TO the whole country, than even rich gold mine
on Lake Superior. Still we shall now expect 20
see this gold bearing rock thoroughly tested and
sn ally zed and the country explored more fully with
view to further discoveries In this precious metal,
and we hope the ssnsuine expectations Of the for.
tuuate discoverer of this gold mine will be fully
rallied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
The Sen Serpent Again.

Two gentlemen, who sign themselves Clement
Perkins and Thomas Clesves, write to the editor
Of the Biddeford Me- Adpertisey, under date Of
* snnebOnk port, August 3d." as fOllowI:
LAST Saturday morning, between The hours OF
and O'Clock, we had, for the space Of ten or
fifteen minutes, fair view OF that animal which
has been 80 often seen, and called the Sea Ser.
pent The portion Of bis body out OF water, We
judged to be eighty feet, his form that OF large
bamboo the distance between the joints two feet,
his motion undalsting, velocity that Of common
walk Of man, bis head resembling the bill OF a
duck. Our distance from him vas not at the furth-
est more than thirty rods, and the sea was per.
feet calm.
The editor 0, the Advertiser adds 30 the
above
ave had q long talk with Mr.. Perkins. and
from him had perfect description Of bis majesty,
the Sea Serpent AID are truly convinced that sach
a nor ter Actually exists Nc. P. he's been &c
costonsd to the sea Tor fifteen years, and Is per
fecily well acquainted with the sighss 70 be met
with upon the ocean. He is also & msn Of 10.
doubted veraeiiy, and one who never iodulges II
mer elers sto:ies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

or twist Of the frame comes out OF some one p,sse,
then by mastering the twist and producing II sr.l.
fcaly, we should get at that place exactly If even
il were no bigger than pins head. Nov here Is
a way Of precise gunnery-of hitting disease with
precision. Again we know that there are instinc-
tive movements Of the hands toward afflicted paris
Of our frames We rub ourselves with an infinite
organic pity like dumb animals where the deep
felh is ILL., This is nature in working ior as, and
,bewiDg Us the esinning Of an immense art Of
soothing, traction, nudging, &c. The detailed fol-
lowing out OF it constitutes NneIiPatky.
Yours, &c. J. j. @. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
Another New systsm Of Medicine.

Correspondence
LONDON, Thursday, July 10, 1880
A subject which is now being much talked Of
here as piece Of Progress, is the new system Of
Mechanical or Motor Medicine, called VinesipGthy'
or The Cure of Diseases By Specific Active aad Pas
sire Movements. 1t has been practiced for 40 years
In Stockholm and is this year, for the first time,
becoming prominent in England. There is good
pamphlet on 1t under the above title, by Georgu.
The method consists in applying external motions,
passive and active exercise, &c TO the body; and
In rendering these special that you can operate
on the various inward organs or on parts OF these
specifically. Friction, posture, percussion, motion
nre all made use Of and the science has so far ad.
vsnced, that already az many as thousand differ
ent movements have been devised for the purpose
of moving and jogging the failing parts and powers
within. There are thus languages Of Hudges to re.
mind brain, liver, spleen and all Of their neglected
duties. The effects produced approve the plan,
and stamp as an art and science. 1t is exercise
contact Admonition pursued into details, whereby
disease is literally for the frat time handed One
important general truth which accrues from il is,
that operations from without are propagated in-
ward, and that by scientific knowledge, yoo can
send in messages to particular parts which are re-
ceived and heard Just where they are wanted, and
nowhere else Tns practice recognizes motion
for the frat time as an important element in the
living frame, and throws the chemical and moecu-
lar views, which are dead and chaotic, into the
bach. ground, bringing forward the physical and
mechanical which are large enough to be living;
ard founding upon them method Of duration. 1t
ia remarkable that this laying hold Of the mobility
OF the frame comes also from Q Sgede, Ling, the
Post) just as the denomination that the body
lives in motion, and that toe Lungs give that mo
ton, Was the gain OF another yede viz. Swenden-
borg and Indeed formed the main truth Of his ply
siologieal perceptions Tee latter l regard IS the
greatest principle Of intelligence which has yet
been pat into the body perhaps the for ner may
turn out 10 be ore Of the most vital Of the Curative
Arts.
Certainly the homeopathic consideration of the
suejec. leads to this conclu.on for perhap. there
n no oisesse out leads In some way to alter the
bearing, posture or general stasau Of the body. In
acute es'es this IL plain. We groan wri,he, wrig.
gle, vince, shake crawl, creep dance and a, forth
with our sgonies and dscomiOrss, showing th.,di,.
ease is 4 complete posture n ,s,ef and very g,o8
sergeant, whose driI however, is for the purpose,
of relief and cure. NOw this proves, moreover.
that very small areas Of disease have correspond.
ing 10 tie m large movements in the general sys.
ten; aud that II We aHderEtood the movements,
We could. by reaction, play upon tho parts and pss.
fieles Of the inSar6 orssBa For ifss special vince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

STATE AGRIcULTURAL socIETY.-The hlb1Hy
EteHiag Journal says the following letter has
been received by the President Of the State Agri-
cultural Society from President FILLMORE:
WAsHIsCrov AuguHs I25o.
z. P. PRENTICE, EsQ.-Sw: Yours Of the 9th
inst inviting me, in behalf Of the New York
State Agricultural Society" to attend the Annual
Fair and Show, 70 be held lear the City Of Albany
during the irst week 10 September next was d1ly
received, and desire 70 express my grateful &C
know edgments to the Society for their Kind invita-
ton, and alIo TO you for the Aatteriog terms in
which you were pleased 10 convey it.
BE assured that nothing would afford me more
pleasure than TO be present at the Fair and wit
ness the fine specimens Of the mechanic arts and
agricultural productions which will be there dis.
played And If the adjournment Of Congress and
my official duties here will permit my absence from
the city sufficiently long TO enable me to attend It,
/ shah with pleasure avail myself Of the invita-
ton which has been 30 kindly extended TO me
but cannot bat apfrehend that this qualification
may be denied me.
ocery respectfully and truly, your Oh. servt
WILLARD FILLMORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
MEDICINES
PHILANTHRoPIO DISCOVERY.


nEPOr AT THE CAkLrON HOUSE. 30 Leonardst.
DeOner Of Broadway, where can DO procured ms me.
NOR that published In June last entitled The science OF
Medicine reduced It's simplest form containing tho I'm.
portrait phianlnropc discovery OF Louis Deschsma ~
me.ns OF which eyery be oils physicAn and
spohecsry diffusion Of the knowledge Of me properties
Of plant which viii be OF essential service 10 hamAniv
ST om s he us.d psysu
In oder 70 complete my pe'anlhopic en.sfpnse have
ted 70 nsbe the whole population Of no Un led States 10
receive Iva benefits have addressed my memoir 10 all ho
editors Of newspapers throughout the Uaion, In order
enable every receive amoi gratis tho recipe and Inc
pop, which conIans and 10 make The necessary
application ar oncs without tue sid Of any Intermediary
believe thai BY Addressing myself 10 TIE Governors VI The
respective SIses and the Municipal Councils OF the pnci.
pal clues 10 the members Of Congr and the officers OF
The Executive Department Of the General Government ali
select and intelligent persona taking the
10 populaze my discovery through the medum Of The
pubic prints have dispatched copy Of my memoir 10
every editor whose address could obtain have nssIsc-
ted nothing 10 facilitate The universal kno wedgeof my die
alton Of NV paraces easy 10 DO 90 hs every
Interested In The subject might axe II without dicul
IT, The prescription for m ase, 10 al varieties OF disease.
Two Of The roofs used are very rare In New Yok, No
squipes and China Root which 10 imported from Chies,
abounds In English nsFhe and the Artoochin OF
which vsreies, the long and The rom Tho
Having learned that many Individuals were DESTROYS Of
maAg my pansees for themselves bat nad oeen pfe'soed
rom doing so rom liability 70 oeafs Ieese r9oss beg
pared sssonmens Of s The necessy roo, 10 tho proper.
contained IN my memoir whicn viii give gallon and
quarter Of the syrup 10 hen oog necessary ~ procure
cohol sugar ard horey which DO readily obtained
The quantities. u tho roots above referred to- which
possess being very limited, would urge 90 private isdi.
yduals and especially on The CONNIE cis community 70
mar inquiry for kem aud also 10 order nom the Lsyas4
OF ire EsslDdles supply Of tie seed vessels Of SIENNA,
which not found bore AID Are not very abundant even
IN Europe
There ho do wish to take The uoabe 10 propare my
remedy ind put up 10 bottles al NY depot The NJ
gent request OF many Of The eZons OF NswYork and me
deficiency Of tie necessarg materials arc tho ressons thsA
induce to anticipate The period, wheh nbd hxed for
establishing DEPOT which did mol Intend 10 do until afer
fl trials OF my remedy 10 ZONE paT mo matter wnefe OF
the United states cannot fofber urging on mo pub
nc The edency Of his uis eVy dag. sociesy 10
interested tho question, especially with reference % The
progress Of the Cholera am ready 10 snssAotse WIN az
ihsi pofsen lie m0H HAPPY Ieseis peg Mo oauonsa
CORPS asgn my phsnhropic article the most honor
allie position in Ihsir JonTpAs which u nay % 10 nst
power 10 give. IanlO Smi l. DEScHAHRa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

NOTICE 10 UARTMEN 80 RENEW fH CIR
lNLICENsES-EEusets from q Law 70 Regulate Csrn
and Carmen:
Sac g. All Licenses 70 csrneD shsn expire 90 the last
Monday Of July afer Zoe Gate thereof
SIC s Eysry person on receiving his Lioense ~ Can
man shs p.y W The ayof for Of tho City ihs
am OF NO oAFs and Fifty Genus; and upon he
Al Of any Carnae's License such person shAn pay,
Aforesaid the sum OF Fiiiy Cents
In conformity herewith The Cafmen are hereby required
To Teps their Licenses Tho Mayors Office Guy Hall
commence 90 THURSDAY TIE lft day Of August, 1885, 81
10 O'Clock A ". and continue daily between 10 and
o'c och in the folovtu order:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
DIVIDENDS

"SA"Aes AND "o.@Hssaa aAILsaAssa.
ROCKS FOR sUasCRIPrIoS;.@s - J
OF ma C0np.1y gtl Se opeoec 90 tes NE -
Isen,isf ohoa1 n Herwin. runsssr A.s-' -
So 5 Exensnse Nsv-Yors, ana rcsr1i. 80 -
,~1 - w1e3 De sooks for s2ch szks<T,rs.
An o. -esa antl he leh % JRraary asxf
ear, - soo snlscrtbe snrersid era ssy n -
- - .ssFsee s.oek. VIII be sagued Ia dvtaal
800 N Jsneary nexi % thcsr prsfsry "a ssoSS
reu - Our assres ~ cd s,ocf or snes 80
new siocs srbscrihed va in,srs,, 80 - 49, s1.as
ne 81 per eect 90 a. rrtlnens trou snst ~ ~, ..
- - -. -0@% ~ ps-i a., ST n ANDREWa
DtS % cisrs n ard W S4tsro,A ~.
hEg-foAx ftks AND 4AKfSr I~s a., =
- hSS.l Sfk Asg T. is56.
n'ftDESD.-7Ae So2rt q Olfecsnrs nave III. A.,
Dcecisfed Dsidsad Of teo d1lgrs pr shsre pay.h.
On demand, Al The OfSee of no Conpsny. u wal-sl
srs ~ UNDERHiLL s>crstsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
=. GOOD OPPORTUNITY YoRA BUslN

a 80 -.T Z. y IN DU - -. -
business 10 fOunshiIg cy 10 the West wishisg 70 re-
tire desirOus Or dpo.isg Of thsir stock Ogener with
Oh he Ie1snee ard sdVsngss Of sseyea years racesss
fol bosiLesG
safe and prcfizfe Investment 10 here offered vifa
custom already esiabshed equal 70 any similar "a
the State The terms required viii he pan cash me
ance on rme payments, with approved security.
For turner psrscrlsrs inquire address hessrs A.
FaHNESTOCK co 10 Johr-sI r. s1lf5gs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
R0WEL conPLAINrs, CHOLERA xossgA

DOWEL COMPLAINTS, CHOLERA A0RsUk
DDfSEhTEhf-F0f The caro- Of these disoasss and
sumner Complaint Of Children which n GOT slrLisd 70
esds TO Cholera, there's 40 remedy gaining hshe Tepc
100, any which Justly deserves tho confidence
ofth community Than "BonssiPs DfOpsS
The sUceess attending Tho Gss n them IA PkilrStphfL
and esewhere has induced The pTOpneio0 W ssishhtA
agencies 4 his city
The Philadelphia Saturday Courier says ~1he ssss e
mis- medic no on Bowel COmpAslIs, however ssYs<s.b
perfectly nj alu.oas'
Prspasea oy r. BOHsALL1 Dfugzist soois f..-.s=x
NJ Sold, wholesale and retail by y WILLS 90 ~
Eizath-sv and by lhs folio wing Akonsi
] b Dodd III Broadway
ChayIes n Rlnx Broadway and Joan-sa
Cook SIC Grand Ct
Janses ncAissr, l4 tuiton-sl
n Wilson, cor. Hudson and Hammond SIS
Is22 zneod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

IRON FOCHDKRs ExfRA yiEE sO4RED
Is.ct Lead. sospstone Charcoal krtarzeits and kr1-
ncas Goals br hctnz-besi qnaty for ne Work fur fas
" oHAaLEs !. FAEKARb @f0s s0vs wvseoosS'
~ Wssega. HXiKs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15


Carmen renewing their Licenses on he above dsJs
will be considered a. having resigned, and o7n namoefi
kiven The BRAT applicants
NJ Licenses will be under any cireurn'
stance, after TIE month OF August
fiTLE VII. GESERAL PaovsIoSs-t Exrsct)
SEC No Cart Tfuck Drag, whether oaaod or Other
wise ard employed 10 The transportation Of goods of
hire wages and no NJ kmz1s Cart shall 10 driven of
used 10 any street lane or paoc psce 10 mo CiJ
OF New YorG without hsng tho usne OF he owner here
Of painted Ih black paint UPON white groub On me
square Of The ser Of he shan OF such Ca frues or
Drsy plainly 10 be seen, unosr penalty OF five Dollars,
70 be sued Tor and recovered from Tie owner or oroes or
drivers thereof sey,rslly and respectively.
The olowing rules ne observed Dy NE CaIlnen;
Isl Each Carr must have the number SrwLY and PLAIN
LY painted with ack oil paint in figures y inches 10
ensb upon he ground, on he square OF he AMOR par
OF The shah each eide.
ID Each Caimsn, on the day Designated FOR his cafi,
pxs with bis hofse and carr Al uefi SIDE OF ne
PsE, ranging In single line slong Broadway oes-eeo
Chsmoen and Murray giving Q space around each IN
order nat The Superintendent or Inspector may exknins
the numbers and cor diuon OF ,be Cas, nc.
Sd. Each Csrman musl produce ais present License N
order that II may be renewed -
By order. ASHER TAYLOR FIJI AGrhal
hev-Yotf, Mayors othee July 81 1850. jy5l iAuS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
Reported for Rhursdsy's nsv.Yort Tribunal
WAHrEsTos hAREET, Wednesday, Alg. IA.

WAsHfEsTos NAREET, Wednesday, A8g. H.
The market is well filed with new fruit Peach
es begin to be worth eating; some noble specimens
have come up from Delaware, and Jersey begins
to be heard from. There is splendid lot Of Wa
termelons this morning; Apples are not SO plenty,
and are held high. Plans are coming in. Whor.
teberries and Blsckbsrries are nearly gone. To.
mGtoes are plenty and cheap. OkrA is among the
arrivals for the week. Meats are a shade lower !;
Fish is variable and doubaol,-ve print the old
prices, though it is hard telling VIVA. ia the real
rate. Wes. India fruits are rather scarce. For
the information Of country friends print he rates
for Hay StrAM and Feed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
INSURANCE.

TIE 6aoCERS
yiRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
cGcA No 81 Wall eorasf Of Pesri-S& n z.
CAPITAL sA000
ff,Hls COMPANY haytug theI capital Ill vale a, =
A eAsh prepared 70 Insure SulldlEsa Nssehssdlse
Household F1rniiure Vessels 10 ror+ heir eergosA az
against Oss damage by Ore; sso, De 1sks u tss.a
Navigation and TrsasporlEoa, on The moot nterass
,srnI en- ossx promptly sdgssed AID psld
DiRECrORa
Errvs srcaT, Hosss fAYLeR SksPsos keoas,
PErgE MARTYR, 9EoseE ELDkh CRAs aonsAAnkf
ygANcIs SzIDDY, ugERT EDEv, AsA roass%
Jas y WILSON, Ajax II. 0RAsT, WM L ForxA
8KN.s sBERaAs dARsHALL PEPooS Isaac q. rAfLsA.
SAMPSON MORA rrsasdssL
J. MILTON sMrrH, secreiay Tfus
TIE nIEScEArTS' INSURANCE. co.
nFTHE CITY OF NEw.YORk, o6bcs esr. II srssa-
~ wioh and Dey the North Rivor Sssk. case
s9pi s1o0oN Issuance against oes OF 6ssss % Are.
CROWEL ADAM frsaisnl
zEoses W sAvAsE. Secretary. 'sN
aSkOOkLNN EikE INSURANCE. COMPANY
D-Ofhce M. 8 Aerchsnts Exchange, Wseu N. \. and
IS Fulton Of srootyn. VIM. ELLSWORTH. rrest
A O. STEVENS. Secretary. aus 6m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

REMOVAL.

DA.EDVARD Al. DIXON Edilof Of ne sesssl
DASs removed h.s ccsglrng oSes % li2 9rsad ous
door Of BrcsdvaY where he A1,ests 70 oee eocs1
tscons aud opeEsags surgery extensively Oos hoars
frvm 10 20 5 aod 10 3 evenings
TIE publishing oaee Of ss scAlpeis 81 Astor-Hoos<
yalm
DSMUgAL.-DRs. ChlLOs a SOAD removed
k1gheir oce ~ IS Cham~erss1 Once 6oaTs RON 70 10
o'clock A "a and nom 90 snd 7 10 & PA.
fhey have opened q Medical sod sarEtcai Inhrnarys
where The poor viii he attended gfsulioasy fucsdsys
ThErstsys and SsnFdaya hom ~ n O'Clock, An.
Dr. chlds I'LL give particular sGenuoo 10 diseases of he
ehest lungs and h-snt
Dr. Ford 70 diseases Of he eye and ssr and 70 surgtc
cases generally. yl7 81