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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-06
TO LET.

TO LEFT.
THE HiTCH HOUSE, also two Stores under the said
L House, Centre Street. Inquire of
DAVIS HATCH.
Bath, March G, 1851. 37tf
To the Honorable Arnold Blaney Esq Judge of Probate
within and for the County of Lincoln
OLIVER w. WHITE, administrator of the estate of
" ELIJAH WHITE, late of Topsham, in said
County, deceased respectfully represents that the per-
sonal of said deceased sufficient the
of two hundred and twenty dollars and
answer his just debts and charges Of administration he
therefore that he be empowered and licensed
to sell and convey much of the real Of the said
deceased be sufficient raise the said with
incidental charges OLIYER ~ WHITE.
LINCOLN, sat Probate Court held at Wiscasst I,
within and for the County Of Lincoln, the Sd day Of
March, AID ISL.
Onthe foregoing petition Ordered that the said petition
give notice TO all interested in said estate that
they may appear Court of Probate to be holden
Wscasset within and for said County, the Sth day of
April next, by causing of said petition, with this
order, TO be published in the Eastern Times printed
Bath in said County, three weeks successfully previous
to said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge OF Probate.
Attest: EDWIN HovEY, Register.
A True Copy Attest
3w37 EDWIN $ IIcvEY Register
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For Sale.

A NEW fine toned Piano Forte, from one of the hest
n Manufactures IN the country. 4 very valuable in
strumen and will be sold low.
sc MORRISON & THORNTON.
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CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS and Coid Byonchifi is.hrd, Splitting Of BLOOD,
eediaq the Lungs Pains the Breast Aide and Cheat
Nervousness, Night SIceats Pddtoa Of the Heart and all
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and Complaints arising
therefrom, Cholera Infnntum, &c.
~ For Proof and particulars Of Cures, see our
Pamphlets and Haadbis-all our Agents have them ~
rive away.
For sale by A. G. Page, Bath; c. A.
Macombcr, and j. Wakefield. Roc kand w. II. Bar
nard. Waldoboro; C Prince, rhomaslon; 6 H. Th"n'-
as, Richmond; d Wcrherbee. Warren: Dana,
Jr. DamariscolIa; Pierce Martini South rhomasion;
Il Carr. Bowioinham; +. Dana, Wi>cas.et, W A
Bibber Il Co, Liltle River Village: Young Il Co. Lew
Sion- All orders must be addressed 10 Wallace X Co,
SOL Broadway, York. 1yeow37
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BRANT'S
PULMONARY }hLSAM,
The Great COUGH REMEDY

The Great COUGH REMEDY.
Many years Of experience, md more than Hundred
Thousand Cures of Consumptive Complaints, have
proved 10 the undoubted satisfaction Of all who
have become acquainted with this wonderful remedy, that
greatly superior, because i is soothing and healing,
and more certain to cure Consumption of the
Lungs, than any other Remedy in the world We know,
however that said by that Consumption
be cured Be that the opinion of the many the few,
sH attempt argue with SUCH but this tcH say,
and do fact. which be proved in thousands
Of cases. that this medicine has cured Coughs and ~
which, before the effected called renl
Consumption, and which attended with symptoms
that resebed, and in nil respects like the symptoms
of those rco die and ,rhen dead sad have died with
that fatal disease Consumption. This Balsam has cured
housands of persons who said be hopelessy act
ed-who had hard dry, raotfnq COughs-Pains in the
Breast, Sid, and Back-Diflcul Of BreathinE-
Purnieat Erpcctor"tioa Night Sredts-and
wasting away Of the Flesh and Blood. Persons
having such complaints have been cured aer was said
they eoald mot live week longer This Medicine has
cured who supposed TO be in dying state,
but by the use of this remedy they now live, and enjoy
good health
This Balsnm Is purely a vegetable compound. 1t 10
pleasant take and does injury stage of dis
under circumstances. Ii effects its wonderful
and almost mirac u Gus Cures by Purifying Strength
eniHg, and InvigOrnting the whole system-by eYadi
ring the circulation, and producing hcfihy actionthus
aildyiRg COugh-soothing the Ncrves-,nd o'dinJ and
facilitating ExpcctorntiOn. 1t Cures the following dis
eaae y
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NG 81 T T { 81 9yeS.

In Georgetown, Feb 18th, by Col l. Berry, Mr. Jess
b Hunt to Miss Julia Ann Oliver, both ofG.
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RARE CHANCE!

For man ,cisAing to commence Ship-buldins
in Bathii
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% G 81 t ii S.

In this city, Feb 25th Mr. Stephen Johnson aged about
"A years.
In Lewiston, 23d ult, Roxalan, daughter of Phneas
Wright I'd, aged years. This is the last of three daug-
tiers that Mr. W. has lost within five weeks with the throat
distemper.
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WiSCaSset House.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
10 i friends and the public that The Wiscasset
ssRH House will be opened for he reception Of
I4EA tors, on MONDAY, the 2Iih day Of ebruary
instant.
The above House is conveniently and pleasantly
situated Water Street, is large spaeious and ell
adapted for the accommodation travellers and board
ers. The House Is provided with entirely new urni
tur-, carpets, beds. bedding, &c. SC.
An excellent Stable is connected with the House
where attentive and experienced hosters will lie con-
stantly in attendance.
The subscriber hopes by prompt and cons,an,
tenton 10 his business TO merit ard receive share Of
the public patronage. JOSEPH ERSKINE.
Wlscasset. Feb IA 1851. 6w35
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We are Selling

FURNITURE, Feathers, Mattresses, &c at great
L bargains. We would say 10 those in want of such
articles d. call, 1t will be for your interest.
30 MORRISON K THORNTON.
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Tothe Court of Probate Tor the County Of Lincoln
n ESPECTFULLYr represents Silence Small, ofTops-
~ ham, IN said Couniy, that Fraucis Small late Of
Topsham, IN said County, died the 18Th day of Au-
gust 1919, seized and possessed of real goods
and chaties, rights and credits, the value of more
than twenty dollars, which ought to be
coring law. Your petitioner further represents that
she IS the widow OF said Small ard hereby valves the
right To administer the estate.
Wherefore she prays that administration Of said
may be granted 10 Samuel Small other suitable
person
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LINCOLN. sat n Probate Court held at Wisscassei
within and for the County of Lincoln, the Sd day
March. ID ISL
On the petition aforesaid, orieei, that notice be Civ
en- by publishing copy OF said petition with tn order
thereon, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Eastern
Times newsp per printed in Bath, thai all PERSONS
mtereste ed may attend II the Tuesday following
the first Monday of April next, Court OF Probate,
then tobe holden in Wiscasset. and show any,
why the prayer of said petitioner should be granted.
ARNOLD BI.ANEY, Judge of Probate.
3w37 Copy Auest-Epw1S S. HovEr Req
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To the Honorable Judge Probate for the County of
Lincoln:
ID ESPECTFtLLG represents James w l.. Brown,
IL of Boston, that he Is Qua rdan OF Charana Wal
dr"n minor AMI child OF Charles Waldron. late OF
Ba h, SAID Comfy, deceased that said seiZ
aud possessed the following escrhed real
situated in SAID Bath in said County of lincoln, and that
would be for the benefit OF said minor that the
should be sold and the proceeds ihtreo put
cured TO her interest viz A lot Of land and Black
smiths shop thereon, situated i'll Bah, Lincoln County,
and on the side at Washington -. and ii the
Railroad-haI the sum OF five hundred dollars has been
offered Tor the same, which advantageous offer for
tie same. Wherefore he prays that he be licensed
and authorized to sell the saina.
Dated al Bath, this Sd iay of March. AID 1851.
J. ". l.. BROWN.
Guardian FIR S1if Ch1riiIna IFdid
J. ELLSWORTH, Attorney for j. ". l. B,o,cn.
LINCOLN, sat Pr ,bate Court held AT Wis-asset.
within and for said County, on the 81 day of March,
AID 1851. I
Upon the foregoing peiltiou Ooired. that the petition
er give notice 10 all persons Interested. by causing
attested copy of his said petition with this order there
10 be published in ;he Eastern Times, a new spaper
printed III Bath in said County three weeks successive
y, that they may appear al Probate Court be held
Wscasc' said County, the ghih day Of April
and show cause, if any they have why the prayer
of said petitioners should not he granted.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge.
Copy Attest. EDWIN $ IlovEY, Register. 3w37
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Including Cordase, (manilla aud tarrei) from the
Manufactures OF Boston AMI Plymouth by Gang or re-
tail. Cotton Scotch and Russia Duck Of all descrp-
tons. Cotton and Hemp Twines.
Anchors of all sizes, Patent do Gear
Best proved Chain Gables, Windlass Necks and Cap
Sheets and Ties, stains Spindles,
Bolt ShcaIhing Copper andCambooses,
Yellow Metal, Iron Spikes,
Composition Spikes andNaval Stores,
other Castings, Paints, Oils and Glass,
Perlcy's Ventialors, Nautical Instruments,
Jisger WiniIlsses &c, Books, Charts, &c.
Many of the above articles suitable notice can be
delivered from the his lowest prices,
free of expense To the purchaser.
Bath, March 1, 1851. 81
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Ship ChandlerY

"A SS BY assortment constantly on ham for sale
z. HYDE 4 Co., corner Of Front
and Broad Streets, Bath.
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nR' PITCHES MEDICiNEs-ior safe by
~ 81 :. p. SHAY
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Davis Pain Killer.
Abbott's Bitter
Superior First Sort Potash.

OF extra quuliiy for the manufacture of good family
" soap. also Sal Soda, Rosin &C. for sale The City
Market, by PAGE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-29
DIR. STOR YK7S
EDIE. sEsbEsW7s
SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.


%. IU.,A
Dt 10 usy o
ne b t. o he be > q orr1s SecaC ui
L ii i a r O.
Y % 4 e. q p 5 u
+
oil + Ia 8 4. Sc three small pacaag al derive i
n j. @ a hi
. s c. e N il il a le 0,
Is To the aide small
10 3 Re h e H q
3 d q
& 4 81 y q be the Lungs
ind little Blsan Lie
and caag oIn
n o t ca pprcl o ia Il / snow quit
y a nos to uuy,u
a q t ha from nay own lip
]. 0
I1Tea aD S"75s cst Candy materially
y "a
~ e@"r a i rtna 6H oIa Cough dts oab in
o. 81
La IL y I o Pc n1a 1rg0 rea
QUIT Western and uhcrn
1 Z " Eonea roI
ROlIhrefor et.--orS per Dozen.
4 L2leuI L4{lutl0a nt1zet0 Country
Orders
J. II
VI $ II ~ pro m
he
e
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~ MhMY TE0UsANDS

~ cor, e,te3 instances, they have even rescued
sufferers i-o.n the very verge OF an untlneiy
crave after MI the deceptive nos runs OF the cay
had utterly failed aad to many thousands they
have permanently secured that uniform ENJOY
.ncnt &c health, without which hle ltseH Is nui
partial Blessing. So great, indeed has theT
.eiea.,- invariably and inlallhy proved, shat Il
.+s ..-,,4-r..3 se.s~ceiv less than miraculous TO
those who were acquainted with the beautifully
.,li.Iesauhcai principles upon which they are COM
,.,uu9sj and mon which they consequently act
III was to their manifest and 81 usIhle action IN
lurityiuy the springs and cIanne sol life and en-
iuina them with renewed tone and visor that
ehev were indebted for their name
UudEe tEe host Of peruicioHs 1laeE-res winch
BOAST of vege.atls ingredients. the LITE MEDL-
gTFTFG are rarey and solely vegetable; and
contain neither Eeroury, uor EntLm0ny, nor
5Teruic NOR any other ntuersi. ID any form
Whatever They are entirely composed of eN-
tracts from rare and powerful pi'nts, the virtues
IF which, though long known to several Indian
tribes, and recently to some eminent pharmacau-
caI chemists. are altogether unknown TO the
ignorant pretea5ars 10 medical SCI sEee and We're
never before administered in 50 aa )Py etlcacoas
a coordination.
The first operation is to loosen from the coats
uf lhe stomach and bowels the raaaus iWFaII-
lies and crIdles constantly setl..t r11-A ta.in
and t5 remove the hardened iHc which collect
il, The contributions Of the small iut}siaes. Clscr
medicines a.lv partially cleanse these, and leave
such collected masses had n produce aahtn'a
g.t-t.vers=s with at its train ot evils, or Sudden
D4rh1a Ui.h its imminent rat'1-rs- iH.5 tac.
IS vtil-knaw1 10 FL regular anaf. n1i5-f "s," exc
7r,ir. ti.. hama# I.rI..is after death Us5 h-uc-
he prejudice of these woli Informed men agaTast
lhe .uacE sdcinns It tar are I He como
-t}-es of The VEGETABLE LIE NEDI-
CTNES is 90 cleanse .H. i--'a.S ana i.'e n.'i-
dor; aad. lr ta.s u"asa, I'D" HH er 4Ha lAH--'
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TOEFAl'S
Life Pills and Ph@Bix Biiters.

These Medicines have now been before the
,,,l,r;r En- 81 n..ri1d Of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have mainia'ne a high chaFac-
ter ia almost every part of the "3e ioT Their e1-
rsct ba1I n, persons suffering III der nearly every
l5i,i M disease to which the hun frame is liable.
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SPLITTING HOOD.

Il - "a i
A-'e' Eel~SD.
Ven llrk -4r~il o. I77
Il 1.-r,-. I-,,.s,..- ~ ..; ~ .'l' .-s arss
al wears Coarb. & became vezs ana sa-.e
raised large quantities blood. u.f sss and 'i
usr- your Slr,g triaa short tane all r- bas i
Grange aroa-lt 2 ta s-E al. ,.. ~
wel imagine shat 2 faarkiui or rieso rezuss. ~
Yo1r o5eaient .rt.
"'' '' s--i-L- % ti'leriassL
E-'aa'''s'1'a'.n'
tis1t IN. d. 1,-r-.- s .-.tr.-., i.t. nj .-'e
chronic veeas e-s-ie ~ extraordinary ~,
James Cumming E+- an' Of che Fit ms r s f.s- tsv
i5u- baaaois isisi. j. 81. sea lset la,
susr.
B'rcte,lfs {sfond Srrt It l-t-
Dr. T7r-r7rrE-Derr Sir. aa,c suffered ts4t.air ~ H.
years l,a la- i-a1' 'i. .7-e '.- Fl - ta. could
la.s v-s terribly swollen love u.eI f4r b.r... .r &
l- ''' 'i' i''i.'a- lob
ass.I 1.,.,. NJ t...-r. ,.... ..-. - ID. l -
"s'' ''' '' " ''''' . -. , ' -. ~ % = q ''' addicted
}tHEs CUMMINGS
4. r..--...,,. s. e 7. and -lsae. -,...o..
audi Fat.- eHi 'H. ..fr anlr a.a .-
-' reserves " -i - '''-' o.. ..
l-'tt- --. - ..-.-
d. Townsend ID l- SRI pm ie3 y ~ siis tao Hr't.a
" '- i '. q. " .ilz'' o. - u tr
r-} ~ $50 ~. Mo-. -. .. .. ,., r., .,, q.
Fe'eraPrearei they %sre - 'ats a. t5tr. h' tai ,
Bay. hael before tsu te t-ue lIy 5a
very sick with the Cl aai Fever bat had broke theY
tea5ieI esea.Ey w-h the AsHs Ca.g ss#5s the effect
stored Der 10 rev. @er5- t. e's' :.4 Your S;-a
- r.... r.... s s..9'5s j" SWAN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-29

p ROM tae subscriber. on OF about the 24.h 81
~ April. One Carl, ~orrel Mare Tonev. absl-
fourteen Aaues high three years old white sfripe
"a Tie face. both hind .cet white. Whoever WI
return SAID Mare TO the subscriber. living at Lin
.en, Town Co. WIS or give information y,her.
-ae may be found. VIII D. literally rewardo!
CHRISTOPHER II. CAYGILL
Linden May T.. 1881. n29-3u
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A Fountain Of Sweet Waters.

~ they have seen its effects and know that j. S
Seed. And a. though tais were NOT enough 20 c7n-
vince every dauatfal mind and e..nze the ENTIRE
POPULATION in one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
up cOURAUD,S LILY WHITE

ITbis oelis htful con pound s intended 10 'upossl @
in, srtirss VIII nave been 1ef-tn'ore useo ~ -
ftr " hu. ling The cuuc@, Iurb - pr%oiel cnNA So
ts pi,,ter OF Ps,p &c Unk- me D rnici,as 400 ua-
,snrel ,-hiss a. vsried 20 GDURAUOs LILY Nate yves
~iirtou, .ofnes. srnoo!hp4ss Oh lance and pefrcly
H,sse bt.re,g 10 The com -xi0n Woen nsei si.-r
The skin hes been thoroughly vAhsd wiz OOu 49, .
nj ir he exu.me Igis very va,nabe Tor genu7i en-
y,b rd-r IL rs sus suf D-srds A. u completely AZ
ire irritation IeLL on shaving ho's7fs 'noA1 49,
.- Ia Or their babies IL mach superior 10 common
rovsdsr for that purpose . ce0s box
GOURAUD's Poudre Subtle ErEd,csies hsir rom 10 y
f,r.iasSs uorsr ps or az part az hs 7odg rsnted
GOUR ADDS L ould Rouge Tor pale theess sn1 ios
b particular 10 hesr Ia mind ha' Oh : r 81 \ uOt
rms r.ensrsrs can on y De obtained genuine u his
u'f"' 90 " 49, - ~ 49, rpv8 rls& ruN
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AxrHoEY J. BLEEcKEE, Aaeiiooeer,
NOTICE no CAPITALISTS, MANU-

4. T., 1 " L 1
RACTURFRs sn5 Olhsrs -rrteuhve and persmp
lows " o. 40 Harlem Building Lots a. .neton
ANTHONY BLEECKEh vii sell Al sncuon %
TUESDAY NAV Is l35l. 81 u Ocl"cs ~ hs dSf'
chant. Exchange th- 10 ~tus vs psbi- properly W.
AT HAslEM-ren d-srsbe blocks OF g'0ioo' contaln-
Ing about 4s los snd psfI " lots beau liy sas7 lor
Auidips purposes yng Ia 0us parcel snd eKeh1hs o'h
10 ne East River snd from ons dohdf~d
ard Fishth 10 On- ed sno NfeenIn strT-b Sll
v.lushs Water Frout % 800 frel said rissr va 'n
nro-rIv here 10 Rfgs handsome 4nspa ooass an
oher buildings Tho os nearly al 81 Toll Size aao ~
E,r mm-ct lac use mere helng no rock aul very i'
Uneven around 3e'ng them very d~trsDs or po's"'
of,us mesns 10 puschsse nuicing lo or c@otNi's 20
male ssfe AID proftsble invrstmenI Fret avenue an
Avenue belng opened and Second sveIIe opened Sll
regu Aiec. &c.,, = ..s.,i..
vorlinemru ard oF large arufrtIr x proposes osns
culy fe minutes Es.I tom me Harlem Railroad dep
and TIE Eat River also f)r persons dOing olseas 10 tl
div A. tie Harlem 6Sr'ad cara so2 " MO lew oocAt
a he property. Ten5erng 10 both desirable ara col'e
peut tbs property frCm ne peculiar locsi21 ana aisAu
szss will soon become poPlous and yeiy Important
psrt - our ely. 800 -. -. - 49,.
ruchsse nor ev With he sucaOneers Zee OF - on can
ot 10 be paid 10 anc0neer on TIE dsy o. sae .4e
basres 10 be psd the So day OF jane rexi waeR ne
eescs will 5e delivered .
Ap on bond snd mortgage for years at per cen pay
Ycrmscs and further particulars apply 20 the sleuon-
eer Brcnt.st O.57S) S38,S0myS,1S
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NM IMPAIRMENT. STATE OF NV YORK -Th.wAsH'
Is JsGTOs CoURTY BANK "a tbs DAY Sled N tss ohes
rotes fths spportu srt ~ - cOhhEh-lAL bANh ~ -
~. l. o. Trrr AGENT pt0u i ere ~
80. togs-r fsVrcaton Of re appointment % ms
YORK STATE BANK, The CIV Of Alsati, assla Ag-u'
-. n III. t.-hd AZ a. 20 amend ths tsvsra A. al
. Itcn-pors'sd Bnts BsnArg A'scsfon ant daa n
P D. & ST. JOHN, saps unsof'rt.
Trr.rr p,vr. Der supsfrts1dsuL - -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
VORK-SQUARE FEMALE SEMI

n NARY, New-hsven, COnn-The Summer term OF
this School commences on The 18Th OF Msy, and closel
Aueuu7Ih beng located 10 retired and delightful par OF
The city designed furnish superior advantages 20
limited Lumber OF pupils for pursuing thorough English
education including Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Gas
sca studies, French, Spsnish. Italian, and German an,
Pusges with the various accomplishments usually pursued
10 similar Schools 7he Principals are experienced In
teaching al will eive tuct attention TO the manners OF
their pupils and aim especially 10 have such moral Inn l.
ence 80 parents aud guardians can approve Chcu ars
NAV be Obtained al The u School Agency 295 Broad
wsy, or OF Mrs. MERRICK and Miss MORSE, fort'
,cns1e Ney.Havep ms A.
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JAS MILLER, Auruone-r. .
DEREMPTORY SALE of Valuable
4 Properly belong ng the Bsssfor1 Estate Al Auc'
ton under the direction Of w c WrGmo 2, Esq 80
JAMES " MILLER co. vii sell al A1cuon or
WEDNESDAY, May l4tb 1851. ~ II O'Clock. Al JN,A
ara's Hotel Wesi Farms STATION, Upper MOrrisAns Va
age l2e Building Sues MOhs ala. irOnuog On th7
Harlem Railroad md Avenue adjoining Upper Mordssns
Village The souh ard east and % me norm oy Dsa'
ham Siaiop Kirssbrdse West Farms Road, and ~
Johns Cole eye Toe ocsuOn 10 unsurpassed by any eVs
of, red the public In the woOe secuou OF coGn1 Oens
sUrroupded by A thdy neighaouOOd and growing VII
lsges Lhogrsphc msps ard fdrtGes psr0ciiss can or
h.o Al the sucrOn-rOom, IS Madsnlsne. mJpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

r. {. KEMP. Aucllonesr
Observation-Disclosures Furniture
Csrpels Mirrors Plano tortes, &c, THIS DAY, At ln
O'Clock a. IS Nassus Fulton, cons sung OF afs'
and valuable assortment Of rote~o God snd mahogany par
Tor dinrg room AID chamber furniture, paoof RES u1
velvet tspe.v. 6ruses Ihseepv ana ngtsio carpets OIL
foorc olhs ssr carpeG' large French pier gss'ss -
tepson Dir iogtsbes sad general assortment Of good
bousehold furniture OF ali kinds which 70 we'll woroy iha
attention OF housrkr-p-fs ~
80 CstsIoou,s on The morning OF sale myl5 IL
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-N. p. kIMBALL, dealer
I'm New Doors Ssshes sod Blinds hss removed 10 70
BeeAns where he would De happy supply bic Gus
TONERS on lhe public With spy Of the above sfnceA All
warranted Of he very besl workmanship Id the coany
Coz ssupg OF Doors, kn dried prices fron 81 3 10 ls
each se4hes Of The lses aud beat style Bdnda inslde
sce, neatly made Ownsrs bldes or shi opsrs are
iAvitsa 10 cal and examine mylS lmFuthkss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
I TRERTY NORMAL INSTITUTE

7 It 7
LAp Academy aud Boarding School for youBg ladies'
and gentlemen The esst expensive most thorough and
practical School 10 The country. Every pHph required 10
demonstrate the seine a. In the State Normal Sehool a.
Albany IL IL complete In all It's departments English
Classical French and Ornamental Expenses for board
Uathug HRhs ard tuon IN English branches. shout Su0
per sDbum Including extra branches, from : - 10 80
Pupils vii be taken III 18th May Apply to srILWELL,
BROWN CO. u Cordsnd.It, or CORNloH LAM
PORT CO. where circulars may be obslned aud every
requisite information given JOHN d. WATKINS d.
my9 lw' Founder and trustee.
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A0RIAN MULLER, AucIioneer.

ADhlAh % mOLLhhi AuS"OH00i'
ENURNITU RE.-An elegant assortment
n OF Household Furniture, nearly new, OF ne late,I
styles snd made by Deming Dessoir- ADRIAN h
MULLER will sell At suction, Ga TUESDAY, May ISM
al ia O'Clock No 81 BOndfueet the entire Farnilure
contained IN said house. consSIng In part OF ROSEWOOD
and mahOgsny sofas chairs, sr and Notalre chars Gov
cred with satin brocsiee Royal and crimson velvet rose
wood centre tables with marble tops bronze aud orm0lu
7day clock candeaOrss match crimson satin damssk
curtains made BY Pslten, manIel-gasses o8x7, per
Rsises 1890, extension dining table, hat stands veve
an assortment OF bed furniture Also, very supe
nor toned rosewood piano, u octayes made By stotat
Dunhsm; large painting 4 fobet and the Angep 72Glo8
large psnupg Aershsm and his SON" 74xlt8. fne'e
painting The celebrated master, Van Arots and are
his productions Catalogues
OF admission be has Al The office OF Ihs
AucuOueer, No WalSreet (957 myleS