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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-22
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Hamilton comtg, Tenn.

Hamilton county, Tenn.
WAS opened on the frs, Monday o.
w January last. for the reception Of
young LADIES md Grnt'cm"r
The TRUSTEES TAX" great pleasure in am
nrnnring to the pubic ,hal the, hnv" So.
cured the SERVICES of Rev. !. l. McD2NELL
and /. y. CALHOUN, to TAX" char%r # Ia"
ln.liluli"n, (whlch is now under "a 'nir"Jy
new orgnrlzntlon,) aud wIlI in lNlur" be
condncr"! by IL" nlnt supervision al these
g"n.rmfn. The Bpard can NOW rhr'ius!y
r"rcmmrni III" Seminary ~ ih' cnn'jdsncr
and pa r"rag" IT an enlightened public.
Tine iucaIrv ~ n most d"slrnb'e ono
being located IN fertile nnG HEALTHY re-,
ginn OF country. surrounded with good :"
ciriy, md free from the 'cmp'n'I"ns to vice
and dlS> PATTON Combining lh">" ndvantn
ges with III" industry, abI'I'y and nn,Irlng
energy OF tn" ms rnctors. tie Trustees feel
1t NJ boasiint To say, here ~ Il place for
young Indies and ti"n'irm"n To obtain n
thorough Academic Education.
A preparatory Department wlli he rnn-
nrrl'h with the Seminary. in which tier"
VIII h. gIvCn thoruugh n- rGction IN vii the
Elementary branches usually taught III cur
Common Schnnls..
The c"mp,c,r Acn laric course vii cm.
brace thrc" r'gnar ycars-th" Junlrr. Aih-
die and Senior.
Course Of Stray.
1uNInR Class. - Arithmetic, Modern &c,
agra ply. EnrIl>h Grammar competed. HIS.
tory L. s.. Larin n'.d Greek Grammar, Latin
and Iircck Read"r'. Elementary A gchra.
MiDnLE Glass ---Anciert Geography.
Mythology, Botany, Ancient History. Emsnr,
Virgil, Greek Testament. i'gehro, (}our'
dnn,) Geometry. (UavIrS,) C"nro-nnn and
Defamation.
SENIOR Class Rhetoric, Mental and
Mora! Science. Natural Philosophy. As'r"n,
omy. Chemistry, the Glasses, and higher
Mathematics.
TUIT!ON-Pcr session Of Fire Months:
Primary Department, ~ GO
Junior Glass, 10 co
Ml,.Gle ClnsS, II 90
Senior Class, u 90
There is attached 10 The ln.'i,u.on, n
larry" md comlnodlons Boarding House. IN.
der the supervision of n taith'uI anG accnm-
modat,"r gentleman, vino will 'rk" pca.uro
in makIrg MI who may board with him
happy md comfortable.
EoardIng can be Ind nj 81 GO per week,
and in good private families at lrom 81 10
s. - per week.
Tuition ices nrc 10 b. paid ono half in cd.
vance.
Rev. HIRAM DOUGLASS,
Presidcat.
Dr.. JAMES II. CAMPBELL. Secretary.
CHARLES iIUrrlrs,N, Esq. Treasurer.
d. Letters in regard to III" ln>Iiu'!"u
can be ,rrct'd 70 Res. J. l. MrDpwrij a.
II. p. Calhoun, l.lme,tnn", Hamilton county
Tenn.
Feb. !. l-J0--,i' II
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DunhaTn a. Bleak1eV,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Paper and BiGaL Book Manufacturer

A RE now receiving direct from Manufac.
"a turors and Jobbcss in New York and
Bos'o", large and general assortment o..
Combs, Buttons, Pins, Needles, Suspenders,
Purses, Razors, Thimbles, Pocket Books, Spool
and Flax Thread of alldescriptions together
with srea, variety Of other Fancy Goods--
including School Law and Medical Books, Of
the best authors, all of which we pledge our.
selves to sell as low as any house in Charles
ton. Merchants from Tennessee will be al
lowed the usual time in payment.
N: u. Orders can be promptly supplied at
all times.
Aug IL. lSl9--9m Al
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NO III C. Z,

A IL persons having claims against the
"a estate of William Griffith. decd. are
hereby notified to li'e them legally ANTHEMS
heated with the Clerk Of the County Court
of Monroe county, Tenn, on or 5elor" the
2O,h day OF April. 1850, or they will be
forever barred. rs SAID estate is inso!vent.
JOHN GltiFFfTU,
HENRY MARSHALL,
administrators.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GELVhN-C BRACELETS

Are found al vast service in cases of Commissions
or rits Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper eNtTcmi;ies Also in
Palsy and Paralysis and all diseases caused by a
deficiency of power or Nervous Energy III the limbs
other organs of the body.
f.J- Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of
the country of the most extraordinary character
he given ii required
EcJ- No trouble inconvenience attends the use Of
DR. CHRiSTiES C.!LE.iNiC .iRTiCLES, and
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with perfect and safety. In many cases the
sensation attending their is highly pleasant and
agrssrbie. They can be sent to any part OF the
country
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.V'csU Establishment!
,E.5EESc.V g. EFLE.sEsD

= :. AVE purchased Moss ~ .'ackson's entire
: :; stock OF goods, u iar.c portion Of which
were last received from New Yorl; and Phila-
drlphia where they were bought at very low
prIcCs. Their circumstances are such as Ia
make il absolutely nccccessary that they sell
for RE.lDIP4l. and M order 10 effect that
yer, desirable object, they not only intend to
offer goods. hut are determined 10 sell them
too. at LOUER PRICES than goods II
like quality can be purchased in East Tennes.
s,c. hil they ask of their friends and the
public generally. is To- call aud examine their
stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware.
Cutlery. &c. compare prices with those who
sril "u tine. and they think they can convince
them that the CASH 81 stem is a great saving
60 the consumer Of goods.
Dee. .. Isl3--N -
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IEuSTSAT, .AGAcIIE.Y

ATHENS, TENN.
'l1yifE undersigned having located in this
* place, respectfully tenders his services TO
the citizens of Athens, and all Others who may
favor him with their patronage. Ihe Session
will commence on the lst Monday in
Mnrch nest, and close the last Saturday IN
July. Ile has had Piano manufactured to
order. which enables lin to speak of lis SUI
perorlty.
TER.NIS-Per Session Of Fire Months:
Piano Forte Guitar, Violin. F,ntc, Clnrio.
nett. ard every description of Wind lnstrn
mcn.e. two lessons per week, each lesson on"
hour. Sl5.O0.
Instructions in Musical Composition, two
lessons per week, each lesson enc hour.
G'!AOO.
ENrnAs-G 90 for the use Of the Piano.
All payable at the clos" of the session.
GUSTAEUS Il. kNABE.
Feb. %. lS50-tf II
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NOTICE..

rEvo the corporation OF tn" Western nm"
Il Atlantic Railroad Of the state ct t'c"r'
ria, granted by tn" state of tennessee, 2l'l
January, I62c and all persons bodies cnrp"-
rate. aggregate or sole :-Tak" notice that !
w,il. on the Ih Monday of March INST, At
the CiGrnit Court tn be held tor the county
Gf Hamilton and state of T"nn'ss"r, AZ tn"
t'uurt-nnn.c ia Harrison. thcn an! there pc
titlon sad Court for II "ry oi.tirc Irrchnl"rrs
tn view AMI asa"ss damages tor salh NChu
ruuniu@ over my land in TIA" county "t Ham
,tnn aforesaid which tract of land hhi"ins
ia. ir,ds OF Thomas G. iln'iys on the North,
and nu ,h" t.n.; by Siins Tower, and on the
West by the lands of William .nrr took. and
.,t,at,l between Spring Creek and ChIcNn-
manga. when aud where y"n may defend
said pv,ition if you see rron"r:
JOHN VI. BRUCE,
b. his Attorney, Levi TErEnirr.
.N,rrh |, l-5O--i'--Pr's fee $3.50 -
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UNITED STATES NIAILLINE
sSTN' ITOEI amt CHARLESTON
StCN,U Shin Lime.

'HNllE STEAMSHIP, s. NOR 7IIER.NER,C Capt.
7. $. Bum, and SOUTHERN ER, Capt.
". BrnEY, viii leave Charleston, s. c. for
New York every Saturday afternoon, after
the arrival ofthc Western Cars. There boats
are handsomely fitted up, well commanded,
and in every way worthy the attention of the
travelling public.
state room berth S25, Lower Cabin open
hrrths 500, S'crragc Passage IS.
No berth secured until paid for. Apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent,
Cor. Ad-cr's Sorth Wharf and East Bay.
Aug 81, lsi9--ly 40
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EAST TENNESSEE FEMALE
INSTITUTE,

80 II q Il : - Z - ".
FENHERE are now l:20 pupils in this
T. ilourlshlnG Insliln,lon. In It's present
organization. the institute offers every nd
vantage and facility necessary 10 thor
ounh education Of y"uug ladies. The
l'arul,y of the Institute consists Of
u. L. McANALLY. 4. NJ, Principal and
Professor Of Moral and !nscIiec,uaI S;cI-nce
". +. Harris, a. III, Hso' cy.ur Of Ian
guaces.
A. BARNES, a. ~. Professor of Ma,hc-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
Mis-. Nj. A. p. McANALLY. Gnyerncss
AVID Teacher in Drawing und Painting.
Miss c. NJ. MurNoi!EH, i'rachrr 81
Music on the Piano.
Miss Il. s. MEuHrI.L, pliacipa! Of the
Preparatory Department.
Tuition fees for five monlhS arc:
Primary Department., s.
Higher " irom l0lol5
Musc-piano, 20
Guitar or Acc0r1coA, 10
Harp, 20
Vocal Music taught to tho school with
out extra charge. There are connected
with the Institution. Slaps. Charts. Globes,
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, a
Theological Collection, various specimens OF
Minerals, Fossils, &C., to illustrate and i'm
press upon the mind permanently. the prin-
ciplcs taught in the different sri"nces.-
Great attention is given hy the Faculty TO
see that pupils employ their lime in study
ing. aud parents may r"l assured thai pu-
nils cannot remain ~ this institution, unless
they discharge ,taiihfuIly all their duties
Board in private families from s 80 To
s. 90 per week. Til" Principal has large
dwelling near the institute. and is prepared
to accommodate 20 yourg ladies with
boarding. A Young lady having passed
through the course Of study prescribed. in
credilabie manner, is entitled to Di,
ploma.
N. b. App'lca'on for entrance into the
Institute should be addressed 10 the frinci-
pal. Knoxville. Tenn.
April q, lSi9-li 81
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TO FARMERS.

WANTED, for the use OF the lahOrers
w upon The Railroad. Beet, Bacon,
Butter. Vegetables, SC. Also. Corn, Oats,
Uav, Fodder. sc. For the above articles,
in large or small quantities, | will pay the
highest market prices. 10 De delivered AT
my Store, on the line of the East T,nnes.
see aud Georgia Railroad, 3 miles below
the Red Clay Council Ground, IN Murray
county, Georgia.
SYLVESTER JONES,
Contractor.
Feb. -, lSj0-lf ~
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

,E'IE SUMMER SESSION Of this In.
q s,i,ui,on will commence en- the First
Monday ia March. under the snperinlend
pure Of Mr. CHARLES p. SAMUEL. assisted
hv his Lady, aud close the last Friday in
July.
M. s;amuci'$ ability and lailhfnlness as
/ rOrnp"rcnl an! efficient instructor, have
n'cn thoroughly and satisfactorily tested
Within the las, sixteen Years. The Trus-
r.r> "nn. therefore. safely recommend this
!asiiu,l. tot consideration Of those who
! SIRE their son. and daughters to he well
'Hu.it.
Terms. per- Session Of Fire .lIoniIs, Pcy-
aiis a. ne end Of ihe Session:
Spo''u4, iiraiin.. Writing aud c. m
N'i'nmr,r,
Eo9l.,h Grammar, Geographic M
anl the above.
!.a'ln and French Languages,
Mathematics. Natural Phioso- IN m
phv. Moral Science, A.irono. '''00
NY, Sc,
Extras.
Instruction ia Double Entry Book
Keeping will he given To stn> G m
GEMS. ana w INV lDuUs uneh
wao may desire II,
Elementary Drawing for small m
chiI!fen, , lessons per week.
Drawing aud Painting on Enam>1 ooo
cDh surface . lessons per week,
photographic or M"nochromat'cl GOo
raiui,ng. 2 lessons per week. !
Mrxx,,.n, Painting, 9 lessons PERI 5on
wr, X.
3, order Of the Board Of Trustees all
the Young Ladies' and Gentlemen can oh
tain crrtiicalps Of commentator in any OF
all of the branches they may have studied,
by undergoing fair aud thorough eXafhI'
nation. il their performance and moral de.
pertinent will Justify II.
Reward certificates will he given month
" 10 ai the pupils who may deserve them.
fer good behavior. punciual'y in attend
au"", and profceue? III their various
s.uui"s.
By order Of the Board.
ClIAS. NETCALFE. Sec.
Athens. Feb. s, lSJO-u II
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EROCERIES-A good stock Of Sugar,
u Coffee, Molasscs. &c.-on hand and for
a lie by SIX. REEDER.
Athens, April q, lsi9-u 81
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Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necltlace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
to Tie articles accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with fall particulars may be
had of the nuthniIreI AGENT
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EHINE CHEWING TOBACCO; Fresh
= Tararc Acid; Tamarinds: DR.. f. l.
Soule's Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills {;
DR.. A. Tasks Magnetic Om'menr-iust
received and Tor sale al the Athens D;ua
Store, BY WM. BURNS.
hu1 lOilS0 If al
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

5s7- Bsrare Of Counierfeits aud UToriAiss, Imi.
tafians
For sale in ATHENS, Tenn. by the au.
Agents, GEO. W. ROSS g. Co.
in Knoxville. by McIxTosH & STRONG.
Athens, Jan 25, 1850 -ly 70
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CHANGER Y COURT ar ATHENS
CHANCERY CoURT CLEEY's oFrICE,1
March itu.es, 1880. !
John Moss,
Thomas n. Gadsdan.

JOhn MOSS,
rs.
Thomas n. Gadsdpn.
EN this cause il appearing from an allega-
lion in complaints attachment bill,
which is sworn 10, that Thomas n. Gads.
den, the defendant, /. a nonresident oi the
Stale of Tennessee, and a resident citizen OF
the civ OF Charleston. South Carolina. II is
therefore ordered bv the Clerk \ Master
AT his rules. that publication be made IN The
Athens Post. a newspaper published IN the
Town Of Athens, Mchiin1 county, Tennes-
see, for four successive weeks, requiring
said non resident defendant to appear al
our next Chancery Court TO he holden n
Athens, McMinn COUNTY. on the Sd Mon
day in Angus, next, and plead answer or
demur to complainant's bill filed against
him IN said Court, or the same will be sci
Tor hearing ca parte. and decreed accord
ingly. WIN. LOWRl,C Z. 4 M.
BILL charges, that defendant sold TO
complainant, on the 10Th of May, 1913. a
negro girl named Jane. slave for life, and
delivered TO complainant warranty bull Of
sale, except sore on one leg; that SAID
negro girl was Otherwise unsound. being
afflicted with a disease commonly called
dropsy; and that said negro girl not long
airerw wards died on or about the first OF July.
IS4S. and prays an attachment 10 issue 10
attach 1920, or ihereabouts, Of money in
the hands of complainant belonging TO de-
PENDANT Gadsden, until the final termination
of compliments bill.
March 8, lS50-4t-Pr's fee 500
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Az I'll II Nm
. r q c. s = Q - Z.

THsIIE, subscriber, grateful for pasI(avors
q sniic'S continuance OF public pat
ioraar. He has on hand. at his irru@>
Store IN Athens, a supply OF neatly orqntr
all III" Meicines called fer in ibis market.
Also. all Paints and DYE Stuff, and few
lrumeniS-SyrinocS, Trussrs, Tnnln
Keys and forrers, Ainrlars AMI Pill Tide,
Spatulas, Medical Scales and We,Ihts,
Calhe'ars. sc. Cigars, Cut and D5y
Smohna Tobacco, De!pIl, Scotch and Mac
cabau Snuff.
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EDNNSrANr To an order of the Ci'cnt
i Court Tor the county Of Polk, at the DC
tnh,r term, ISL. wiIlproc"c'' {" sci, I" .hr
highest h.ddrr, np"u the premises, ON tEc ''n
,,aN OF April N st, ih" Section OF s>ch"o'
l.nnd tor the 81 fractional Township Nor'h,
Nnn.r! last Of the Basisllnc, pc""" District.
Sail l.aui ha. been surveyed aud vh'nca rs
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WI UJ
JAMES SMITH. Clerk.
r"S. pc iS50-Gt-rr's fee $ y -
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Dy. Chs.s,io's Galvai,ic Curat!ves,

ly cv,,c5f rprl,,rr in place oC tln usual To!e q!
diurcng aui pl,ysirhug lie ratiaa', ill exhausted
Nature SINKS hopelra,iy under the infection
1Hsg ,hen=l'n ilr 'rh,i' y'ifw fq'''H'r ih' er'"'
lIfon IT he iuoi, yT0wns IT, S'rTo's, G,i Grr'i &c
ih sEshirsi ;ni,ay nn1tr Gnp circumstance. since
THEN in',oiuc,inn in the lH.!ed states, only three
rrArs surn lEnrn llAn
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Or, CIHISTII'S GALVAWIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID,
GENErcaL DEBILITY
4 Bereavement Of tho Nervous System.

Or In NERVOUS COMrL.lNTs, Drugs and
Medicines incrfoss tie diacese for they weaken the
vital encrgc. Of the already Frustrated system while
under the strengthening life giving viiaing in!i,
cnce Of GalyanSm, as applied by this beautiful and
wonderful discovery, the exhausted patient and weak
cncA sufferer is &c togei 10 former health, strength
elasticity and y!E"r
The great pcculiarity mil excellence Of
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TWO. L. RATES
LpDr TINS H.iTu

SicriT q Bgai'rg county.
F.h -. -G.-i.r'- go, - -
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY Is.

CArAsrRoPHE On Saturday stone weighing
$50 he, was thrown = distance OF 100 ieet y
powder blast rom sewer corner OF ISen'y'
sevenfhst sod Eiehth-sv. The stone broke A.
ron column nrd snast ed arss front wioaoN ~
tie store Of II. b. Kiass, 500 Eighth sv o1'a-
nately no perton was injured. The contractor =
rot blamed. ali roper care having been taken %
cover the bi,st and keep people away
s7.pprSc John TIGER. or Thscker = - arrest.
ID In the Eleventh Ward, Sunday morning az
o'clock for stsbbing Andrew Ferguson twice IA
The abdomen with knife, injecting serious wounds.
OTe Josepb Ramsey was also arrested, charged oy
Ferguson with knocking him down after he was
stabbed.
ROBBERY William Carlton broke into me mousse
No. 14O Perry ST. and stole s45 from trunk, ana
with that sum in bis pocket he went 10 Hoooken
The robbery having been discovered, ne was io
lowed and arrested in the Elysian Fields, and s41
Of the money found in his possession.
FALSE pRErySsEs-Tbonas w. Smith was
arrested on Saturday by officer Horton OF the sec
ond Ward, and held to bail in 81 500 to answer d
charge Of obtaining money BY false pretenses iFom
the Delaware Bridge Co.
~ The examination of Geo. W. Niles, charged
with false pretenses in obtaining bill OF sale oil
furniture, from Samuel j. Proper, was on Saturday
concluded. The decision Of the magistrate Will DC
given today
A FIT-A man was found in ct in Twenty
ninth st Seventh az and conveyed BY the police to
the station house, where medical aid was provl-
ded, and Saturday morning he was enabled TO 60
home.
CAUGHT IN THE AcT-Edward Finley and
Thomas COyle, small boys, were caught IN the act
OF breaking into the auction store No. 400 Broad
way.
BURNED Frederick Smith, years old, OF II
Oak St. while playing on Saturday evening at lire
which had been kindled in the yard, set his clothes
on fire and was very badly burned.
sTEALIEG.-James Clinch and Edward Hanley,
two small boys, were caught 70 the new buildings
in Twentieth st. Fifth-av. stealing the locks and
other metal furniture.
MORE srABBISG Henry McCshill was arrested
in the Tenth Ward on Saturday evening for stab
bng bis step son WIN. McGnn) in the thigh with
a knife. The wound is not dangerous.
~ George w. Brown was arrested in the First
Ward, charged with picking pockets on the Bat
terry.
FIRE.-AtlI P. NJ. Saturday, fire broke out IN
Mr.. Woods planning mill, 10 Monroe st. Damage
very slight.
DRowSED Lyman Mervan, eyed eight years,
ives drowned Friday evening" at the foot OF
Fourteenth st. North River.
II Ann Donelly, very Incorporate woman,
vas found drowned at the foot Of Charlesst. al 10
A. NJ. Saturday.
FoUEp Tho bodies Of David and Jacob Banta,
drowned on the 18th, were found on Saturday az
the foot Of Thirteenth ST.
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the benefit to milkmen and farmers, and
manufacturers, ~ 70 tie avenue, there
are other reasols, one o. which j., th8
ariioc-we beg pa,don. the r-izels-7l south
y. " ii amsburgh think they have rght 70 o'ns ~
NeE- York. when lhey please iIr their MARKETING
and supplies. Give Is, Mr.. Mayor, please give III
ne Jerry. XT.
ttsflhosl FaoN rHs CORPORATION or New.
YORK To ks0iNE Co. No 3.--We we're shown this
morning certificate written 10 ilk and placed Ia
hgt frame, which has iast been presented - En-
g'ne 20 No Of this village by the corporate Al.
inontei Of Nev-York. The certificate vas writ.
zen N the Mayors Office, and : 81 well oxecu.sd
mat II appears like a IKE autographs plate. Ii
reads thus:
ny mt Mayer, Alter1eH and Co1m0Eriy y ne CITY Of
NtN-lg'k kssiired That tis thaHks Of fte C1ssnoa
tolAeH g Mex York are hardy fss1srcd % FVe In
giAe % No 3. q litaEtturgh for ~ ei-ielf
tee' Tsldered D them ia ldeasorfaC ne Tf,r-
snnafe beTiozf ho buried n the raiHf ~ tie ire
-, 1850.
Then follow the seal Of the city ard the signature
o. tne Mayor and Clerk This IS 4 tribute OF which
Engine Co. No. ,, may well be proud. II s tes-
umony Of exeriions rendered in a noble cause, AMI
worth Tar more THAI all the trophies Of successful
oaulee. Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
PATENT ZINC PAINT.

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents OF the Nsw-Jsrsey In.
poring and Mining Company have received rom heif
extensive Works at Newark supply OF the Patent Znd
Brown and Frsnknse Paints, which win be disposed Of
on reasonable terms.
These paints consist Of various shades ou deep, hch
brown, up deep orange and also blsck; and being
supposed Of metallic oxides their lasting properties and
economy can DO confidently recommended This Compe-
valuable for the coating ofron and Of n forming Tho bes
protection sganh oxidation now known.
These paints when applied wood. FORM also, vsua~
BILE pro- ecion against ire.
supply Of The Company's beautiful White Oxide 81
Zinc now extensively used In Paris and other psrs %
Europe valuable substitute for whts lead ~
other deelerious paints 70 shortly expected Sor sale By
The subscribers B. Y. JONES n co.
iyl n IS Heavofst