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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
COrbin's Vegetable Jaundice
Hsittcrs,
Dor sale by the gallon or pint by S. X. COLLINS.
l. juno 10.
DIR. DOWSE'S
VEGETABLE
ELIXIR ESH!NTERS!

NIESE BrrERs made of the ELIXIR Roor, and are,
they profess to be, PURELY VEGETABLE, and their
0n upon the animal economy though safe and gentle, is
powerful III removing disease. We have not said, nor
shall we, that it Is paacea for the whole catalogue Of
human ills yet do say hundreds bear witness,
who have tried IT, that it is valuable medicine in per-
forming the work for which 1t is intended. IL harmonizes
with the simple snd beautiful laws which regulate and
govern the human organization, and invariably assists
ure to perform her functions in natural mane cohse
gueny 10 overcome any morbid Impressions, and restore
These Bittrrs will that foul Bilious matter from
the somac, which causes many Diseases and feelings
as follows: Pains and Dizziness in the head, Sickness
~ the Stomach Loss of Appetite, Costiveness, Jaundce
Weakness Bowel Bnmplants &c. In severe Colds. il
may be taken with the happies results II will facilitate
aud render almost certain, the expulsion of Worms from
the system, which are sometimes Troublesome and fatal
To children.
Q4Any person, who on fair trial # these Biuers is
not satisfied can return them and have their money
funded JC5Pfice p Cents
9y- We the undersigned have made use Of DR.. Dowses
Vegetable Elixir for years, when afflicted with the
complaints for which They recommended, and having
received great benefit ircm them, and believing them to be
reliable medicine, deem it hut act of justice the
Doctor, to give our names in recommending it 10 the Pub
REV. LEMUEL PORTER, GEORGE LEONARD,
RIv JOHN DUNCAN, ISAAC WHITNEY,
lTHAMAR w. BEARD, j. MOORE,
JOSEPH PERKINS, WEARE CLIFFORD,
JOSEPH DODGE, b. WRIGHT,
NOAH T, GATES, GEO II. SEWARD,
:. 7. BROWN AMOS HULL,
THOMAS w. PRESSf, H.K. BREED,
GEO. w. RIPLEY, r. ANDERSON,
r. c. TROW IRA LEONARD,
N. MORRISON, c. L. DUNN,
j. NJ WAlrCOMB, ]. X. AMMlDON.
The above names few ofthe thousands who have
derived great benefit flom the ofths medicine.
% Prepared by DR. j. DOWSE No. lag, Central st..
Lowell, Mass.
orders from Agents promptly attended to, and Medicine
forwarded free Of eyptnsc,
~ For sale by 5, X COLLINS. KEprlElU & GRAssI,,
MontpeIHr, Vt. *3ml5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
a BLESSING 10 7fA3
SICK,
And all WhOarG TOrmented with Pain.
Railways Ready Relief

y :
internal and external remedy, possessing wonder
full controlling powers over all Rheumatic, Nervous
and Neuralgia Diseases The very instant it is used it will
relieve and shdue the most exCruciating pain!
Rheumatism,
Either Chronic Infammatoy, yields speedily to the
soothing Influence Of Radwuy'o Ready Relief 1t has fire.
queuy removedth the most severe pains during its first APP
pcaou and we can refer the reader to many Of first
citizens, who have been
Cripples for Years,
That have beer cured in twenty n hours by the of
the Ready Relief IhsiS TRUTH AMI We will warrant the
can be roduced quicker than any other mode treatment
in use The very moment it is ArPLrEp, FELt- re-
duces dwellings, lnamaiuns Suothes Irrilatons, Burns,
cnds, Sorcscures Sprans, Strains lameness, Pain in
the Side and Ba"k, Weakness, Difficulty Of Breathing,
iuarseness Sore Throat, Group, Sour stomach Fatulen-
cy Wind, Soreness in the Bones, Headache, Nevous AT
lections and all Nenralgc Pain.
Spinal Complaints
of The most severe quickly cured by the Ready
Relief when all other medicines have proved ineffecluHl.
TiC-DClereuX,
The sharp darling anss of pain Of tins cruel disaase are
instantly arrested by the Ready Relief Persons who have
suffered the most eNcucaing tornen have been feliev
ed from pain a few seconds, by the Ready Relief.
A few Drops
Of "is valuable antdots Of pain Vim stop The most TOR
pill of with the Relief in The hole the tooth
Why will We Suffer Pain?
Radways Ready Relief will give you pleasure for pain
health for sickness-sengih for wcaSness-gladness for
anu happiness ltf Elltl ana care. the
emacated, and depressed, will npart energy,
animation of spirits nvgorao and budup weakened and
worn out constitutions.
Summer Complaints.
Two drops If Railways Ready Relief taken every fifteen
minutes internally will stop the most violent Of
DiArrhHait instantly relieves the patient from painn
vgordres and warns up the whole system
Poisonous Air.
Many diseases caused by the action Of poisonous gas
scs existing in the atmosphere and inhaled in the system
this together with the abundance OF acid already in
the stomach, causes great irritation fhe bowels, and fire.
| queny serious consequences follow Whenever any pain
unpasincss, gripping Gness cold Uhs, OF NJ aviness
lanng weakness, topor sickness dizziness, cramps,
spasns eNperenced take down tea spoon full Of
Railways Ready Relief and it will instantly relieve you
from pai-it will impart warmth every part of the sys
tenn, will neutGle the poisonous acid nvigorate to
healthy action the functions ofthe stomach remove all
pleasant feelings and you from lingering and pain
full illness, well great expense Let every indivd-
ua carry bottle of Railways Ready Relief with them and
on the first symptom of pain make of it, they will
themselves great expense and trouble. Price 25 cents
Sold by GEO. w. SCOTT, Montpelier, VT 2mA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
Silk Goods.

STORRS & LANGDON have just returned from New
y YORK with lot of RICH PLAIN CHANGEABLE
SILK, Fine Satins,
4qs Black very heavy, and highly usterd for dresses
May is, 1850. 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
Black Laces g. Fringes.

STORRS IL LANGDON hive just received fine assort-
y of Frnge and Brussclls Lace Edgings for Wis
ties, Shawls Dresses, &c.
May Is, 1850. 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27

LINES

Here is a new contributor, and not unwel-
come--ED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
DR.. CHRlSTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in of Commissions or Fits
Spasmodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections
of the Head and upper extremites Also in Palsy and
Paralysis and all diseases caused by deficiency of power
or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs Of the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
FEATHERS.

QUO. Northsra Live Geoso Feathers g cts.
10000. best Western 80
300c. Good-or fair, " d" %
All that want prime Featers find them at any time at
the Cheap Store. HARVEY KING.
April l6, 1850 l6-tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
In Quart Bottles.


FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AND FoR THE CURE Of
srrofula Mercurial Diseases, Rheumatism, Cutaneous
p,nntion, Stubborn Ulcers, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Bronchs, Salt Rheum, Consumption Fever sqres, Fe-
mule Complaints Eryspaas, Loss of Apetitc Pimples,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
A Derangement of the Nervous system.

Q5- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Nedi.
cnes increase The disease for they weaken the vital ener
ges of the already prosrated system; WHILE under the
strengthening iis'giying yal1ng influence Of Cal
coyery, the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer
restored to former health strength elasticity and vgor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
For the Removal and Permanent Cure Of all
NERVOUS DISEASES

Strengthening the weakened body giving tone to the
various organs and invigorang the entire system Also
in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY, DYSPEP.
STA or INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM, ACUTE and
CHRONIC, GOVT, EPILEPSY LUMBAGO, DEAF.
NESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPITATION OF
THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEURALGIA, PAINS
in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the SPINE HIP
COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KIDNEYS Def.
ClENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
from smnln camae-namelY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
G. A Y,S
Extract of Canchalagua.

wv, CERTAIN PREVENTIVE AND CuRE FoPl
fETER IND AGUE, CONSC.NPTTIJA.
oouGHs, CoLps, lNELUENzA, Asthma BRoNcn1r,s Sea-
ULa, G9gf' RHEUMArIsM, NEvRALcrA, ERYsPELAs, In
sAGo, rAE4LYsIs; PLEuRtsT, JAUNpIcE DrsrFpsrA os-
Dn ooNPlAINTs NERVOUS AFFECTIONS CUTAsous
DlsoEpLhs, tEyEss IN GENERAL, HEMMorRHAcrsSs-
thuGiIohs, fLuxEs, lnDiGEsTIoN, DRpRAvEp ApdDr-
FEClIFE aPPEttTEs, ALL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
"Far better than SarsapariIlS

- FKoM THE GRAEFNBERG COMPANY.
You are aware that, as the originator of the Qef-
berg Company, must have had my attention called The
numerous Medicines presented to the public patronas I
nave watched with much interest the introduction he
.anehaagua INTO this country by yourself; and afrre
to say that Medicine tands so eseryedv birh asouy
extract of that invaluable plant. In my own fanny,
nave seen Its extraordinary efficacy, in plants whit re-
quire lhe prompt and thorough publication of the bid
ueem your CANCHALAGUA FAR, VERY FAR sUPrha TO
ANY AND ALL THE SARsAPARrLi A OF THE DAY, AND WITH
THEM ALL AM WELL ACQUAINTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
From Central Amerjcn.

We have received news from Salvador TO the Sd
and Guatemala the 10th alt. The only event OF i'm
portAnce that had occurred was the assassination
Of several petty chiefs by their own followers.
The States Of Salv ador, Honduras and Nicaragua
still insist on forming a federative union. The
Legislatures had appointed delegates to represent
the States in the General Government The States
OF Guatemala and Nicaragua still held of, and
hot discussion vas carried on in the papers COZ
corning the possibility OF reestablishng the union.
The SGl1dd0r GGctta Of the goth OF April says
that the city had been thrown into the greatest
CONSERVATION by the occurrence of a frghIfal acct.
dent. Ii appears that the 20lh. the President OF
the State, with some friends went oat TO the Port
Of La Lieertad, accompanied by his daughter, bis
niece, ard several other young ladies. The next
morning these ladies and several others went 10
battle, the sea being at the time very rough. fus
moment six Of them were overwhelmed by the
waves and carried out into the breakers B oas
were instantly launched, but notwithstanding the
umost exertions two Of the unfortunate young ls-
dies were drowned one of them the daughter Of
President Vara Sconceos. IN. o. Pic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

him Place beside your first Chief There was
vi Oh perhaps one Of his mos, attractive traits.
ltmsy &c sac Of our popul stion that the strong
est ant Republican, cannot be ipssusibe 20 the
glorious destiny " ch the Saxon race are carrying
out for themselves, under the shade OF Washing
tons name; and Though in the bitterness Of oontro-
very. hsSty and uukind words may be uttered
there 10 well OF Affection N hich invouotary bub
bles over when the heart u tOuched regret fOr the
pasi-commiserator for the present and hope for
the future. Such sentiments animate the night
minded But are our hopes . bear fruit is the slave
question 10 be forced in defiance Of the cherisned
CbJectiors Of those who shun Interference with
me nterna policy Of the slave holding 5tates-are
the Republican Americans about TO commit politi.
cal sucide-are they to extinguish the torch Id.
erty which hDes its glare across the Atlantic, and
beams the star Of hope To sad and suffering Eurooe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FusERAL CERENosIEs.-There is TO be pro-
cesson in williamsburg pursuant to arrange
meEts of the Committees Of citizens and Trustees,
Oh the afternoon of Tuesday, 30th inst and an eulo-
gy delivered in the evening at the Dutch Reformed
Church, Fourth.st. The Fire Department OF VIII
liamsburgh will unite in the New-York procession
on Tuesday TO morrow The companies will be
without their apparatus and n citizens dress, with
Grape on the left arm. The foremen and assistants
Of companies will have their speaking trunpets
shrouded in back. The companies will be pre-
ceded by their banners, some Of them new and
very elegant. The line will form opposite Trus-
tees Hall a. 70 o'clock, then proceed to New York.
LIBERTY PoLE-An immense Liberty pole, or
flag staff 1875 feet high, we understand, is to be
erected this forenoon on the Village plot adjoining
Trustees Hal, corner Fourth and South Second
SITS. The stripes and stars when displayed from il
be seen at any point Of the harbor and vicinity
PUBLIC PARK.-The necessity Of Public Park
orPrade Ground for WILLIAMSBURG now getting
toward her 10000 inhabitants is spoken of by ALL
The advantage Of doing so at an early period is OBJ
vious, as the stes other wise will be all taken up
beautiful plot Of ground, which has been often
spoken Of for the purpose, lying between Fourth
and Seventh and South Fourth and South Fifth sts.
belonging TO the Meserols family is now in the
market for sale. We have heard it insimated
that should the village purchase it and lay
off onehah for Park, they could sell the other
half for more than they would now have to give
for the whole; and owners Of property adjoining
would be glad to contribute sufficient for fencing.
ornamen,ing and constructing handsome basin,
which could be supplied it is thought the ground
being high with pure running water. AS in ali
csses of the kind every person would like TO see
something done, but no one cares TO move In the
matter himself Is the subject not worth the no
,ice OF the Hon the Trustees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
ITALY,
RiQnA nf Trnnhie In Rome.

We have letters Of the 3Oth ult from our cores
pOndent in the Roman States. The peace Of the
Capital was well preserved, though variety of
absurd rumors were in circulation. The attention
the diplomatic corps at Rome bad been much ex-
cited on learning that the Pope, at the cerenony Of
81, Peters modified the protest usually read against
the King of Naples, for refusing TO pay tribute TO
the Holy See.
JUNE 3O.-Tn new Grecian drama at the am
phtheatre (mauS0ieo) Of Augustus, one Of the
heroes exclaimed that he had overturned the foe.
mans affairs and slaug htered he priests. Thunders
Of applause broke forth at once the actor Chighi
was carried off 10 prison. The Official paper adver-
tises the eth for two Soprani to sing in the pa
pal choir the sex Of tie candidates to ethat usu-
ally required.
A telegrsphc despatch was received at Leghorn
on the 2sth ult. commanding the garrison to mach
forthwith into the Romsgna, to give chase to the
mslefactors who are plundering the country.
The Gtornaie d. Roma Of the 25th ult. announces
that the Pope has appointeda commission, charged
to distribute TO the various churches that suffered
damage during the seige Of Rome considerable
sum from bis own prvy purse, 70 be applied to their
repair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Trem.ndeu. storm I'm Can.aa.

The Toronto Globe says On Friday afternoon,
the 18th inst the townships of Brock, Scott and
Reach, were visited by the most terrific storm
ever remembered, and not inferior in fury to the
hurricanes OF the tropical climates. For width
OF about nile its course was marked by the en-
IRE overthrow Of the forest trees-hoases and
barns were swept away like children's card soases
the growing crops on whole cleaiings entirely
ds.t:Oy ed-csftle carried of the grouSd. whirled
round IN the air, and killed n their descent 20 the
esnh. Those persons WHO happened 10 be in the
lie OF the storm describe iC as the rnost swfal
spectacle they ever witnessed, and from which
htie vss 10 security, except in their cellars.
hey had barely tine To seek refuge under groand
hon The buildings above them were carried
t~sy. The obstruction u cattle and gro wing
ersYs has been very great but We have oniy heard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22


and unfortun ate event occurred in the rear OF the
Catholic Chapel, in Portland. IN. B on Tuesday
lssL Il spPesrs that two young lads weas aooasa
mile into the woods for the purpose OF picking Der
ries, v ben a bear deliberately walked from the
thickei and carried one Of them of The Ill tsted
lad wss between II and l2yesrs Of age, the son OF
laboring nsn named Coyle, who thus. withoutS
moment notice, was deprived ola promising boy
Search Was alterward made, and the musllased re-
msins were discovered. The bear vas sccornpa-
MED by cub, and was evidently its dam.
81 John New Brunswicker, lS.n-
TIE CRoPs.-FUm hssty jaunt into the inte'
rior, on Saturday, as far as Marshal. aud north as
far as Pontiac, on the day previous, We were hap
py 20 learn that not only the wheat CROP which is
being cat but all the other products Of the farmer,
present q most encouraging aspect. Toe whess
crop was never better and only now needs favor.
able weather for harvesting. The grass though
since the last few days, has sprung forward, Ani
now promises abundant crop. Oar associate,
who has just returned from far Their west reports
the same with regard to Indiana, Iiinlis and Wis
cousin Detroit Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
PRUSSIA.
Peace with Denmark.

The peace with Denmark is G peace pure et san
1e. lt contains the foil reservation Of the rights
OF bo'h parties. The Hosteiners are ackno Hledged
TO have been right in opposing DANISH aggression.
Foreign Intervention in aid Of Deomsrk 10 TO be
permitted in Scheswig. but not in Holsten, which
the Dsnos will be slowed to enter only on certsin
conditions Ths peace 10 70 be ratified by Prussia
within week, by the 6srmsa Government within
bree. The latter viii not be waited for.
The Docbies prep ring Tor war.
A Telegraph dispatch IN the Cologne Ga=ette,
dated Berlin, the evening ofthe 6sh iuss announces
the ratification by Prussia and Denmark OF the
protocol which 10 annexed Co the treaty Of peace
between these two States, acoJrcieg To vhich the
CONVEX t,0h al the arDistise 10 az an end
m i've das, the Prass,ah trooys vIll Save the
Docsies According o. int HI eoes received the
sch't.~ie Hol,teID ,rcags sll thea immediately
trt,T scbi,ssia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Miscellaneous.

The Hamburger papers Of the I'd inst. assert that
the schlelwig Holstein troops are being concen.
uated in Rendsburs. The oatallions at Wands
beck and Altoona have left their quarters for the
common center of the army. The soldiers on leave
are about to be recalled TO their duties.
The result Of the general election in Schleswg
and Hostein appears to be that the Democratic
Party has obtained decisive victory.
Advices from Copenhagen OF the 3Oth ut state
that The Diet has been proroguedby Royal message.
A sitting Of the College Of Princes was held al
Berlin on the 5th. The negotiations with the view
TO new interim have completely failed.
The Austrian army is to be reduced by $4,000
men Of infantry and artillery.
Advices from Stuttgart Of the lst inst state that
the Cabinet have disagreed on the German ques-
ton, have resigned office in body, aud that dsso
luton Of the Diet is daily expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

The German Rfiorra contains letter from Co.
peDhsgen which states that on the 3oIh ult a Rus.
sisn frgate, the NOrdstiernen cast anchIr In that
port. Several officers landed aud some even took
apartments. Amongst the persons who LETT the
vessel, was NJ. DE- GALsESAPP, Alde.de. c tnp 70
the Emperor. That officer announced that the
Russian feet had sailed direct FOO Aken
The Cologne Gazette contains q lstter from In.
beck, stating that the Russian fleet had lefs the
port OF Cronstadt, and passed on the 18th ult be-
lore the island Of Fslstein. The aeet cast anchor
near that island and consisted OF eight ships of the
line, two fngates and two steamers. ave shall
soon arm, says the letter, "what the appearance
oil this feet on the coasts of Germany means"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
MIR. WARLAND, the editor Of tne Lowon {
lFl pays the following tribute TO
GOuRAUD,S SOAP;

ave observe that Carleton Hoyey Of this city advertise
GOURAUD'S Italian MedicsIed Soap. II 10 long since
have the article and do not refer 10 It IN reference
the purpose which II 10 said 10 be particularly ap
piled But can say, from experience years back,
thuts by far the best article be used In shaving that
manufactured IL costs lille more Than even the
shaving 6osp but there nothing In the market that
cen compare with II In this regard. We can truly recon-
mend Il 10 who hAves himself and uses sOap for
that purpose, instead OF any Of Ia substitutes"
Nj Wsrsnd does not full justice To the admirable quail
ties OF GOURAUD5 Italian Meiicated Soap; IL H. more
over, the most wonderful compound ever nvsuted for
curing tan treckes pmpes and all satin diseases and no
mother who values the health Of her infant should any
other soap its sbuton, than GOURAUOS Soap Found
only at 81 Walker Of lot store from uos in Broadway.
IVA eteod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Order Tyranny Restored at Naples.

The OpiniOne Of Turin quotes the following OIL
cial circular issued at Naples, in consequence Of
which the Constitution il virtually abolished
"THK DIRECTOR THE INTERIOR TO PUBLIC OFF,
GERS or THE KINGDOM
"Oder having by Divine Provide nee been restored In
the dominons VI both sides OF The Faro, 1t The express
will Of His maeiiy The Kng absolute Lord that all
functonhes shall lake oalh according the decree
OF 1916. (signedJ "MORENA"
Another circular Of the Minister Of War at Ma.
ples dated the 9th ult prescribes the form of the
oath to be taken by the officers Of the army No
mention is made in it Of the Constitution, the obi.
cation it imposes being, on the contrary, implicit
obedience TO the King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
THE
HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

HUDSON MANUFAOrURIn0o COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 5C4ooo DOLLARS
THIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED 81 fHD
i sLate Of New Jersey for the manufacture Of
GUffA PERCHA GOODS.
Viz: Shoes Shoe Soes, Gas and Water Pipes fubtns
hsehipe BeIs and Driving Bands Fancy Articles. such
Trays, Boxes, Book binding Cups, rlasss Ctnea
Whips Balls Picture yrsnes Decorations for Hoases
Steamboats, Ships and Care, Army and Navy E9uipments
Waterproof Cape Clothing &c, for iosolaipg Telegraph
Wires kc well the manufacture OF ali kinds OF lndis
Rubber Goods Full POI given 10 purchase and hold
real estate wafer power buildings &c for business equal
70 the waps Of The country.
The Boad Of Directors has ordered books to BE- OPEN
Cd tho 10Th Of July subscr pnou 10 Tho Capital u
the Company.
Notice therefore given, that the books OF the Company
will be opened the day above mentioned, st Tho Once
the Company, 1871 Broadway, Newyork al the store
Of John Thornley, Esq l0l Chestnut street. Phladsphis
Office the Trenton Banking Company Trsoton, n
J. and the Revere House, in Boston, Mas for sub
,cnpuon Of 500 900 dollars IN shares Of 100 dollars csch
and that me books win remain open for thirty days. or IN
nj the whole amount 10 taken
Office OF the Hudson Manufacturing Co, isl Broadway
sAMuELT ARMSTRONG. ,o,..
JOHN T. GLEASON yisw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

4 W. KrLLY'S PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for the
y. instant production Of Lemonade. put up IN paper and
glass PACKAGE expressy for travelling, either BY land
sea
Also portable sods for the instant production OF Soda
W,ier put up In glass packages TN powdered staeL
Tue above articles very desirable for use a. they
only cursves but prevsntives OF tho scuryy. FOR
sale IN lots W suit purchasers by the manufacturer
J. w KELLY, "a Beekman-st
TEA Inns doors above William-St