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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07

They would rather defy
That which they love most tenderly,
Quarrel with minced pies, and disparage
Their best and dearest friend, plum-porridge (;
Fat pig and goose itself oppose,
And blaspheme custard thro' their nose.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07

Another woman was seen passing with the
current with her head above water but fast
between two logs. And another with babe
in her arms clnging to a bundle of hay
The frail support however was sufficient un.
til she came TO the dam at this place, where
she sank beneath the waves. Another pass.
ed so near the shore that ten foot pole
would have saved her, but she was not seed
until tight upon us, and il were worse than
madness to spring in the river with the hope
to save her. Others are reported TO have
floated by, but these we have thought were
the best authenticated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
Nee siog Of Framework Knitters at German
t0wns

NEE tieg of Framework Knitters at German
10 the Editors of TIE Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Sept. g.
l attended labor meeting on last evening IN the
Franklin Hall. The meeting was got up by the
Framework Knitters, and it strikeB me that it was
she best conducted thing l ever witnessed, for
amusement and instruction were blended together
The meeting became concert and lecture. there
Here several appropriate songs sung-she German
sown band played variety of enlivening tunes
hhe hall was densely crowded with ladies and their
husbhnds, fathers and brothers. addressed them
On Labor, Land, Capital and Cooperation They
seemed to be pleased with my lecture Mr..
Thomas Dutton seemed to be the heart and soul Of
NE movement and from his intimate knowledge
~ the rie hts and wrongs OF labor there lie doubt
but that the proper direction will be given to afara
The object of the trade is TO maintain fair rate OF
Eysges, and whenever there is a strike to set the
strikers of work We are striking into the right
path at lass-so mote it be.
/ have now TO tell you something which will
arstify you Mr. Eugene Ahern recently delivered
Senator Walkers speech upon Land Reform, to o.
crowded house in the lecture room Of the Chinese
Museum He did suoh justice to the subject that
his friends are about to take the large saloon OF the
Museum, to have him deliver it to an audience OF
5000 persons will apprise you of it when 1t
pomes ofF-perhaps in about three weeks
Yours truly, JOHN CAMPBELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

NNILLIAM RINDHAUGH, Merchant Tailor, OF
w Veseyst Asor Hou'e, begr leave TO inform MA
nom business rip Europe where he visited tbs best
manufactures thsl could DO found and from which be OBJ
the beat fabric hss produced and Of the very aea
and not approved syles he would call attention 10 tis
coed in HIS that exceled by any oIher
establishments in the city of NewYork pl4 lmeodSTu& Fh*
I lNDEH-SRIRTs AND DRAWERS,-Gonle-
- men aboN purchaaing Iheif wintef undershirs and
oIe~es VIII hGd very deaeSe RssoTtneE Of extra nea-
Sy woo en- and cotton; aso, ME merno smb's wool,
Scolco lalnhE wool Now Britain ard Shaker Shirts at
JOHN h, T6IPLERS, S96 Grsnd-st adjoining The Me-
chanicR Frfdera Bans between Suffolk and CLIFTON
Also. lsdies patent msrlno vests as Ws&H+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
FOR SAM FRANCISCO.
FOR EUROPE,


9<MII5aa POOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAm-
ERSThe ships comprising this Line, are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
AsTIc, Captain Luce BALTIC, Captain Comstock
The ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken in their CON
stncdoD as also in their engines to ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une
qJalled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from NewYork TO Liverpool $3.50 ex
elusive use of extra size staerooms 1875 and $500 from
Liverpool to New. York 335 An experienced Surgeon at
oched TO each ship No Berhs secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
FROM NEW-Yo.K FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday October 12tl 1850 Wednesday, Oct 30h, 1850
Saturday, October 18th 1859 Wednesday, Nov. Dt, ISN
Saturday, Nov 18Th 1880 Saturday December 7th, 1880
Saturday NOV 2Gti 1850 Saturday, December 2ls1 1850
Saturday, Dec. I4f 1850 Saturday, January IN is2i
Saturday, Dec 18th 1880 Saturday, January l9n t92
Wednesday, Jan 9th 1851 Saturday February ls5 S oU
Wednesday, JIM Z2d 1851 Saturday, February Ioh ~
"Wednesday, Feb 9Th 1851 Saturday, March sg 49, 49,
Wednesday, Feb lD 1851 Saturday, March, loH ~ ~
Wednesday, Men 9Th, 1851 Saturday, 4larch zy I igS
rfeigIi or passage apply 70 EDWAhD r. G0 Jt C9
n WaIEst NewYCrk, or TO BROWN, 5HlPLhf " w.
Liverpool .t,s FIR
The owners OF these ships viii not be aceounaDe or
gold, siger bullion, specie, ewelf precious md :he
nets unless bills OF ading are signed mef'i'i, 49,
vaiue thereof therein expressed ..s, h, the above
Alerihe st Of April next, the rae OF Hei5"'" " s66
~ aneIs Wi be materially reduced .r-zz,zs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
CLOTHING

YNHAP NEXT. PIE JoURNEYMEN TAIL.
w ORs COOPERATIVE UNION TAILORING Es'
RABLISHMERT, lS4 Ma sEnsL door south OF Beck
DEn s open for buspess and public inspection They
nvs their fellow Rrssns and eilizena 10 chooae gar.
oods Every garment Ia warranted TO ft and made IN
the mos fashionable, durable syle We kay in word,
come and what working mechanics have done can
and will do ISIS lm*
N. g. IS4 Nmsau,st one door south Of Beekmsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
FXCUR STONS.

o~.va FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
q Elatl---ieHfJSNCH, Ocean H1lse PORT w ASH,
7INGToN 4QqS>FFS n ANR , BB@w n:.S
tSSi a. AND RID BANK-Tne we-known steamboat
I9HS HART Cart a H Haggtyty, will leave west sde
- r,.l.,.--, Per Ers R.Ynr a. Q!I0N-s:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

At>s. THE UaIpED STATES AND CALI.
<&Xk&fs FOkNIA EXPnEs8 COAPANY will dis
patch ,hdir Exprsis per Bteamers
Phil,de'pha and Crescent City on Saturday, sspt 10
connecting with the mai atesmer Tsnneuee, from Pan
ANA Oct IS This Is The only organized oalitornis Elk
preau Company and prepared 10 forward sresns %
Abrem Bancker cha ge Of our goods IN covered
boats from lha steamers Cba2re' RIVER; aud me'sfe
Corwire Brothers & Co. shp Immediately by steamer
from Panama ConDignors may have their Invoices cert
fed al the Custom Houss by leaving Them at our office
Wal1 AZ N W.York A. B, MILLER co.
e2s5,* PropnetoTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

sa9, TO PHYSICIANS "A raro opportunity f2f
young physician or ore inst desires good 9rac.ce
fession oera sell ha practices and Farm OF 60 acres de-
ehy 'used in pes1sIn' ggs - m,e in from ba- me
carriage bouse &c all In good repair large qusniy
and great yy Of choice ss on b ae ' desred o o9
would be exchens ed for City property Inquire OF l.
KEYsER Sll o.ert from 10 Ill O'CLOCK dei y s2O Im<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
PATENT ZINC PAIN

TE1HE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents Of the New jersey Exc
plorDg and Mixing Company have received from 1e
extensive Works al Newark supply OF the fstent ENC
on reasonable terms.
These Pain conss a varinua shaies from deep, rich
brown up deep grunge and sso black and neingcom
posed Of oxides their lasting properties and econ
ony can tie confidently recommended. This Com 9sny tso
oYensTes from the aae oxides Pnts peculiarly Ya1ab!e
Tor ire coating and OF lin forming the bes Protec
ion assnsl oXidstioa row known
Tcese Pains when applied 10 wood FORM aAoi 9sua
tnpplg q he Companys te.ulIol Waite Oxide Of
21c CIV SO sively used 10 Paris and ONE paris
other deeefious palts shortly expected Eorsae oihe
sabtcfiberr Ea2 ~ 2 T. JONES co. . BeAyar'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
TO LET.

A& HOUSE, XFINTED-P.rt offs house f,r e ger.
IS srf An ard rs vile convenient etacr t1s DrT
TX Dgck agss T sou Co " 2scaLt.sv life' 'otsed
umd Adarets &. Trtpuae Oai:e, ils ing pa-h.rs.s
ssiitfsrpry refrr-,r- given. SD 81
@g a sYAaf HHU&G gEAHTsD d, Il sfo2k n.
Is iii ten ffee1 minutsT wglE Of the Eal.1n FER
Locstion mist re pelssu: a1f rent no. 10
e1cee5 $50 per Address House this oacs as ST
WANTED go RENT-A cottage or tenement
~ for sxsll feHy ear South FHlIOu fsrry In BrosE
lvn or ueaf Prcs alp ferry IN WIIiamsburaa. Ad.
drfrs y. Trieuue Of7fe. as 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
COAL

SOAI Black Heath range and fdrnsce Coal no land.
Siug usl from The mines in order and The first
qushty-for sac low by JAMES l.. WORTH,
II - sosG~say and Foar,h rud Thorn ps IN sts
aOAL.-l sm selling coal AZ usual Of the bsSl Qasa!y
ScbespsE Than any other dealer 10 The ciy, froD 81
ward cor of King and Greenwich STA.
sis 6~t PEER CLINTON.
EsssAs,- We tbs suhscfbers have quantity of good
OCosl al cur yard &7s nroome az and al The Cd
stand StS Scweyy which Will eel 81 the lowes arts
price lsi4 3ml JACOB wEEKs, Jk NEPHE w
auuaaupssz.-sz4zz.=s
REAOVAL.
EIrEER & STEVENS
uAVE REMOVED their Csrrsc Go R. posiiorY aud Man.
EEfsctory from p aGd q CsBelst 10 SIS S1oadvay.
s25 lima
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

aqSsss 6REGORY'8 CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
%E%SSsss FXPKEEs-PeI sesIuer CRESCENT, Clff.
FsssssSS28Ih September subscribers VII cspaleh
,pecsl Express by the above steamer, 10 charge OF
competent oeRaenge who Will attend 10 she Hsaspona-
uot Of the goods over The Ihmls and supehntand lher
e shipment Z, Panama aoj accompany them until they are
dalyejed in charge Ct Er Jooseph w areGory al sen
FrsncI,co who has every facility hand for lhef mme'
ns livery the con,gnees Ia San saoceco slc va
ronq parts OF California Phe arrangements OF tas me
s pefIeced desy occur hat can be provided
tgans, Parcels received uu. the morning OF tue day o.
taiirg and letters until q P NJ Packages and heaVy
re,obt must be delivered Office prior TO the day OF
ssNiDg. ThOare ON q ~ p p u N aG,u
? Shippers by this Express incur neither sroaoe "
erpense in clearing their goods al tbs Custom honSe-
FERNS reasonable. sle sEoM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

s=t1 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-fhree lots in
& Newark N j. % by RS and 100 acres land in Adams
@H- County, ILL., 90 miles from the town of Quincy The
land is half wood and half prairie with stream OF wafer
running throughit it will be sold low exchanged for
city property or any improved places the lines or the
Hudson River New-haven Railroad, not more than so
sill I'm r. GLENN, 1911 Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28


Eth brick dwelling hOuae 274 Nnthk fnihhed Ia tbs
beat syle with bahia, &c; IN complete order Also
Rocsand county one mile from the landing las Hudson
River House 50 feet square, filed in with brlck-ws
calculated GentlemAna country seat Also lots Oh
Tweny.fourh between Second and Third ava; % lois
I: Harlem or One Hundred aud sDy and Gee Hundred
ard Twenty frpt ats near Becond.av Apply to
ADRIAN Il. MULLER, AucIoneef,
sS6 Ws.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

6gsa Az PRIVATE sALE-RAVENsWooO, L
sssa SIX besuliul pIors OF ground desrsbly sit
ustsd Toy couptry residences, near Rsyenswood,
Dong Island or he Turnpike road leading from Wllams
hugh 10 Astoria, aoo ironing on East river The SAID
and rom A to 495 ree, deph unnug she river fhe
ebove admirably situated for couaty seats and
oer great inducements 10 persons wishing splendid build
log sizes f,f country r=s6ence only few minutes travel
from lhis city For tsrns and further particulars of The
kbUve properly apply 10 thu oiice OF
ANTHONY J. BDJEGKER Auciioneer, Broad.st
Where map OF she property can no sesn s6 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

<fs FOR SALE-A great business stand, store, build
EI:H ing and dwelling aud stock OF goods would be dis
posed OF separately ifwGnted IN that manner. Bnild
ing in prime order and located very ourshing village
on the Hudson River cash business in full operation
and established tor many years The owner being IN bad
health is obliged to remove South bur would in the
place long enough to use his influence for concern
piyto PETER J, STRIKER, (AIessrs Holmes Coz
Of lueodT 69j Broadway, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

za DESIRABLE Newark PROPERTY FOB
"a EALE.-The subscriber executor OF George HalghL
decessed offers pirate sale, reasonable lefma
TIE prenises No. l5s Mulberry ct, in NeTark, j. con-
stating q two,atory dwelng-hoase coa5tJerd gsr
front by 206 deep and i, located yery pleasant aud
rapidly improving part OF be city Possession can he gig
"a in April next Also the four aofy house and lo No 59S
srosd at Newark directly opposite the Frst Presbyterian
Church and the bep locations in the city for whole
iale or retail business Possession given In phi next
Rhe above property is entirely free from incumbrance
ard the le ind9pulsls Terms made known on spplica
ton to JOSEPH N FUTILE, Efq at Newark, or The un'
darsigned 81 no n Broadway, NeWYok
Ell 5weodx j. &. ARTHUR Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

-, 1O.0OO ACRES OF TIMER LAND for
s sale in New Hampshire at the head ofhe Connecticut
River about 18 miles above Cobrook bounded on me
and sides by Indian and Halls Streams. Inc
widest distance across said land is miles and running on
each OF snid streams or miles. 1t is closely set with
heavy timber of the best spruce white pine rock maple ana
yellow birch which when cut be easily ioled down
the Connecticut River. The Atlantic and St Lawrence
Railroad crosses the river at point within miles OF the
above lard. For further information apply to
jv25 1awtmcSat DAVID HYDE Lowell Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
FOR CALIFORNIA.

.SfFssss ThKopS:Ei LINZ FOR CALfFOR-
ssesssssssses Ma Z, AND OREGON VIA GHAGREs direes
ctippCKE.t = ~" e VIC iayoIife steamships
tttiLAO eLtfi LEO tans.. Captain Roht Fl pFersz,a
Dr +he Only airect me between Newly oyk and fSsoTsa
IL tie Pacific, seni-monhly Inc through h. @
aud monthly hue through . Oregon They leays ~.
York alos.i Ike 5ih md 18Th OF czech month sNe"-
REDUCED RATES OF FARE TO cBAeRgs
Aler Saloon State Rooms ,.,,....Sl25 o. SIS %
Forward Saoond 20 .'..... ICE 90 leo %
Lower Cabin 90 On
Al the above dine u e blesHd have the privileges
Seeraee found with mattresses
and 6oardi. 800 20 SS3 90
Freight to Chssres 70 cents per foot Exposes tho
istlnlus are borne by the passengers.
For freight or passage apply TO
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United States Mail sealn-packets
PANAMA l 0Sf tuns -. Capt David e. Bailey
OREGON L09s mns. -. Capt Garlic P, Pattersoa
CALIFORNIA. 1050 tuns. -. Capt Thomas Budd,
IESNESSEE. LSC0 tuns -. capt George A: Cole,
GARQLlNA... see inns Capt r L. Whiting,
UNlCOhN ,.--. btN nuns. Capt. J Y, Nicholson,
form seulimonhly line between Panama and ports in
Passengers in the AAor Cabin are furnished bedding but
wines and liquors Passengers in the Storage found
with such raion are furnished the crew and with mat
ress and pillow All passengers win Ss allowed space for
personal baggage free 10 the extent OF 20 lbs weight not
exceeding in measurement ten cubic feet Freight extra
baggage or merchandise, when taken 500 per tn, and
per cent On ali specie.
Packages should not exceed - lbs weight for mule car
riaoe Cabin Stg3.
Passage from Panama TO San Bias or Mazatan 81. s2So
San Francisco ........ SEQ $50
No stores to be landed will be taken as baggage.
All personal port charges including health tees and boat
paid for Apply At The Office OF the Company York.
81 South-st III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
-. GREAT IMPROVEMENT

sFsEsr--r-E.s (1RHAT IMP KUT EN- ENI ~
SsSsgSSr%zsgs DFNTISTRY.-Dr. NAPOLEON PRE-
U fYyS5ssss TERRE. Surgeon Dentist, lately from Pa
A-44Il-IBr is now at So Broadway, opposite the
Theaer informs the public in general that persons who
have had the misfortune oosiDg their teeth can have hem
replaced so as not be distinguished from natural ones
His new sets ofteeth put without pain, with which one
can grind the hardest aments) remarkable Tor eT
Transparency and iehtness they not only TO perform
asticaon and endow the voice with distinct and easy
articulation but to bestow upon pysiognonly Ihat grace
and regularity which are the most brilliant appendages OF
beauty Gold used IN all operations VIII De OF me 1rst iia
y. Terms very moderate 81 @ileod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

BENJANIIN'S BRASS SPRING
~ TRUSSES l5 Beekman-st- N. " never
49, N)grow weak rust from the moisture or heat
USsss@of the body. Once right always light"
~ Pressure graduated from 10 50 lbs. without
back-pad which does great injury to the spine Six days
trial given and not perfectly satisfactory money returned
Thompson's Trusses atreduced prices OLD eodu
N-FOR sALE.-A hand come gray mare, years
b@STsold, perfectly EouId and kind IN doub!e or single
EA>OA harness. Can rot mile In 81 minutes.
Also = Hight Rock9wsJ wagon and harness.
Inquire al T. D. HAIGRTS Livery Stable, II Houston
e.. near Lewis at. s%i w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

A&s FOR SALE-A country residence, small farm Of
S IS 20 OF valuable wood and limber hal! OF
paper mil all either OF which may De bought al
in fisirne repair and dssisoy located rlile nd,pul
able For further particulars inquire OF BUNTING
FOOT paper warehouse ia Pearl ct. N Y. or GEORGE
bAKVEY' oRrer, on premises, Sandy Hi, n Z. Com
nlunicslonr pest paid good opportunity to any ono TO
become partner IN paper mill. s25 lwF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

.<ecAs EMPIRE CITY LINE,-THRoUGH
&sAE6iS TICKETS TO SAN FRANCISCO, yis CHA
ana4s GRES, Saturday, Sept 2S.-The splendid SeaHa'
ship CRESCENT CITY, 1900 burden, Charles stoa.
dart Commander viii leave her Dock Pier 3 North Riye<.
for Chagres, on Saturday, Sept 2S at O'Clock
FARE cHAGREs;
Amer Saloon
Forward Saloou.. iSS
Low sr Saloon. "
Storage msress and board) 70
PANAMA SAN FRANCISCO,
In the new splendid steamship CONSTITUTION ;.onA
First Cabin.
Steerage.s h"S
For Freight or Passage apply 10
Sept IL, 1850 Sill DaWC%7o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

saa FOE SALE OR EXCHANGE FER city pro.
s pew del huliy sliua ed ssat or farm OF
' over fifty near lending on The HUDSON R!ysr'
S5 miles RON Nesv-YoTk. Good land improvements
rs, -ThIch and further parncuas sppy
teenlh ST ala lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

50 TANNBRh For SAAE.-The su1acrlbera OF
M fer for sale lheiI TsnnerJ Al New Brunswick ~ j.
sF- with GurrynR.shop and Ps!ari-eahsr Factory on
Ire premises This iaunery has o.! the latest improve
enio end ample steam power, driving bark ard falling
rlills, pumps, &c.
The supply Of bark abundant and s vicinity to New
York ard Philadelphia renders !, adn7abl7 adapted for
apnr the lighter kinds of les'hsr or for other msuuac
rrine puiposss which it might easy be converted. 1t
sill be ecid low and upon eaay terms Apply to
7 & r. STOUT 81 FerrY-5., or 10
JOHN w. STOUT SON,
e20 2Hk New. Brunawick NJ j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

YWINE trade.
THAVERS 81 CO.'S, BULLETIN.
"A 5000 lbs sloas Patent vtne for Grocera &c
l0G0 los anal ball do do
5OG0 "a Flax Seine z6lne.
2fOd be Linen 2wne fancy coora
2tGQI lbs Varieseted Cotton Twins
5000 bs Linen Gill NetTwine, ,,,
wne Of all sizes Flax and Hemp Ter ssse by No Oals
~ In, eodt A T6AVERs & co, 81 Maiden lana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

fzsa AT PRIVATE SALE AT ATLANTIC DOCK,
EsH BROOKLYN.-A large warehouse situated on Az
lsnifc DOCK Brooklyn; 10 hui OF tbs best materials
,Df in lhe snner having granite 'front.' walls feet
thick and stories high the store covers ae whole OF tha
1T which Ia tbout 30 etby 100 feet In DEPTH running
through Hom and capable Of storing from
4etGG 20 y bHuea II hour Rhe house Is known as
70 50 Commercial Wharf, Is feproof aud built IN lS49;
2pny OF wnsr and oher facilities for carrying On
tie shlpV.rg hu4lLess large amount OF the purchas
mercy can rrT air bond mortgage. For terms ana
ilr h-r particulars apply to ANTHONY J. RLEhCkE En-,
7Brceo-t. 40 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

isys Fur sAiE-A fr,trase sand for country store,
~ tusted the OF EAat Chester two mites from
@sSe tbs Harlem ana = from the New. Haven Railroad,
containing y of land On the prem'es large
ard commodious house and large barn and other
ont buildings and variety Of fruit trees NC such as ap.
p.es ptsfs, Charles peaches, Iaspberiea, We well
need good well OF wafer, aud all In hstrae order. For
frrther particulars inquire ut PA6CHAL BERTINE, 2l
jshird. az New-YorA WIN BERTINE, Gast Chester, or
as SAMUEL BERF1NE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

B2A1l freghts brought before time Of starting. For
,nfo-mstiIn annl9 10 RESSON i BROUWER, Isl WestsL
Stages viii be ready convey passengers to all parts OF the
Orutry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

z I'll e-1 eBRANCH Ocean House, PORT y, WASa'
INGT0N, BROWN sDoCR. Atiddetown
MOUNTS DOCK and RED BAN K-rhe Popul y seaalsr
EDWIN LEWIS Capt P Corlies VIII leave No'll'oii,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

20 SHIPPERS OF BuERER--Fhe =aoscEiseI
5As always hand Goshen Butter Of mo sesl qualify
n small packages Tepscked expressly Tor long vo7sges-
8syDz feen ysars' experience Ia the ads 10
eon6deuIy reiers the hrs houses IN hia City Fhilsds
rha s1d 5cs,or Each packsge lis brand and u gus
,sn,eec 70 keep Tor trvo ysErE A. kEAP,
vs. Ins 1l6 @ElisL NsW.YoEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

"A wbsi infnieIy sursTor article for The toilet WAf.
nes Liquid Amber il rapidly taxing the place OF al soaps
for persoual washing and Is found peculiarly saaP.o
lady Is aware Of the injurious effects attending 1s d'e , 0l
how nv ue1med and ihe want OF something TO sup
ply their place has long been desired and expected Tas
LIQUID AMBER WILDE found to fdlly meet this Wsn III
AIT s fH- superior any ever made, conoILaE AZ
be oeuinE 2en cleansing properties o! mo "ss'
imported soaps Qithoni any OF ther inpafttieF :,
Il ia PIT NJ splendid eass ground stopped eonSs q
81 each, aOd In smaller bottles al % cents .,.,
No person, ser using the article wooie DC TIS
Il o. any Confederation 6suuiscure only by A w Az
NJ ard eo.d hoieesia and retail al G7 Johnsl aso "
ausaco CLARK Co. 10 broadway. sod 10 Asiot aouae
F. W kerrera&u broadway ana Fourteenth 81 III
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gea FOR gALE-Or will he exchanged for produc,,
EAT Flthku Duchess Co. within five miles Of steam
boa. OF silfce House barn sud on, buildings Inquire
OF IsAIAH KEYBEH, Sll Bowefy from 10 iiI5 O'CLOCK.
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J. RON sHRKWsRURY, hoNyG

OF he B owSs5f freight en on Sundays except pea
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his furn containing I6 acres Of land It is handsomely
located q miles south of Caldwell, in the township OF
Livingston Essex county, NewJersey. There is upon
large new tyyosory house and good farm bindings; the
land is in good order and suitably divided into wood mea
dow and pastures there one peach orchard Of 500 trees in
full bearing and Two others in state OF iorwardness to-
geter with an apple orchard Of six acres Oneha of me
particulars inquire of BENJAMIN MOONEY. II Plattst
New York or 10 the subscriber upon the premises
uue4 1nlS JAMES JARRETT, Jr.