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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-25

ed of our dearest rights and then
quietly commanded TO be Still and
silent for the sake of the Union. Do
these men think we are children or
IDIOTS that they hope TO deceive us
thusl If they speak not in mockery
but in earnest, what on awakening
awaits them? eff3A8lha
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The special election recently held
for Senator Of Richland District, re-
siltedin the elect;on of Adams by a
small majority. 'AaHg'a 'a Fnn
The CHARLESTON MEDICAL jour
NAL AND Review. Wehave receiv-
ed the first number of Vol. 6 of this
interesting bi monthly. The Journal
is said TO besably edited by Drs. Cain
and Porcher, and TO deserve the liber-
al patronage Of Southern Physicians.
Subscription price $4 per annum.
THE ScHooLFELLow.=-We have
repeatedly recommended to the at
tention ofparents this neat little Mag
azine, and take occasion, with the
appearance of the january No, to
recommend it once more.
s.i .it ---l--..S - S,-a------- ..,..
EDtToRlAL CHANGEs.--John E.
Grist, formerly editor and proprietor
of the Yorkyille Miscellany, has 3old
out TO Lewis NJ. GriSt. Mr., Mo
ragne, OF the Edgefeld Advertiser,
has retired from the management Of
that paper, and has been succeeded
by MIR. Arthur Simpkins, a gentle
man who is said to possess talents.
Mr.. Tucker has become associated
with DIR. Wallace in the editorial
columns of the Spartan, and Mr..
Darlington with Mr.. Giles in those
of the Newberry Sentinel. To the
o,h. going Editors we present our
heartiest congratulations and to the
in-comiug tenants of their vacated
sarctums we send a mechanically wel-
come, just we would feel ourselves
bound in common courtscy TO con-
gratulate an acquaintance upon his
wife presenting him with hree Mtle
babies, or any the like stroke of good
fortune. ~"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-25
GCoMMuvioATEpy1i

lOOMMUSfCAT
MIR. Editor Among many others
in our District, | have been nomina-
ted for seat in the State Conven-
ton; now Sir, / think he State, al.
this time needs all the wisdom and
talent that can possibly be brought
to bear on The greal and alarming di-
fficulties which exist between her
and the General Government. i
have no pretensions to either, and
therefore decline the honor. The
time may come, and ] think ii not
far distant, when such men as my
self can serve the State in more
appropriate way. 5tn
J. A. DOYLE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-25
state Comycntiom.

6TThe following gentlemen are
nominated in the Anderson Gazette
ofthe 22d inst: Hon. jim. Whit
ner, Hon. J. L. Orr, DIR. o. r.. Broyl
es, Francis Burr.
Also, f. nj. Norris, R. b. Hardy,
Kelly Sullivan, w. N. FAINT, Mai.
A. Clinkscales, Capt. w. G. Speed,
Maj. Elias Earle, David Sader.
Also, B! r. Sloan, Joseph Cox,
X. B. Hardy, F.E Harrison.
[From The Peadleton MeSSenger 23d. I
Mr.. Editor: The following gantle-
men are suggested to the epeopie of
Pennleton district, as well qualified
torepresent them in The Slate Con-
vention: j. n. Wbitner, Rev. David
Humphreys, Joseph Cox, Esq, f.
Burt Y IN DERsoN.
ttf 3-Af ~ Ht U.fH
Mr.. Editor: You will pleas an
nounce Col. Benz. Eiagood, VIM.
Hunter, ESQ, VIM. X. EasIey, ESD,
and Col. Williams Sloan, as cand-
dates f. the STATE Convention, and
oblige Z ,aaE Many Voters.
i&it' S5-ff 4L-lL-s.aa, - <aa-z-liyu I'm
a AWasbington correspondent ofthe
New York Express says: GA num-
ber Of aprlicatlons have been made
by our foreign ministers, TO be recall
ed but the President is ipfexibIe in
refusing This privilege. could t'aIne
FIVE missions that would be vacant
thismoment, had The President assem-
ted to their wishes; but he is resolved
SO far ais is consistent with, ,dufysthal
if men willaccept of outfits, they shall
pay their own expenses home, or
serve ont the period of their appoint
ioout ,t sH#' MttD B s0i H'Fi ~ ~
Myssery,-iA very imposing and
costly tombstone, designed for The re
mains ofthe lamented President Hac-
tison9bas beenlandedat North Bend.
5Ihe family as we learn, have not he
slightest knowledge oil the parties
froru Whom ii CAME. licm. E,clSyls.
Beware how you speak Of anoth.
er's fauDts. -. '~1'''' oe3 s'asS8
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-25

~, Wlsh view of accommodating our su
sllssfS who livOat distAnce, the following
eaasisnsa are authorised and, requested to
SSs ss agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
'ipsSnsl to. the KEowEE couRirR, viz.
sA1. W. 8, GRmHAH, at West Union.
JspnAnD HueHEs; Esq., Horse Shoe. ry
- VERFRs, Esq, Bachelors Retreat
"a +. MIroHELL, Esq.. Pickensville.
~ 2, - 15AooeD, /" Twelve Nile.
u WEBp. for Anderson District
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-25
l,he 80 nflI,n -. J. -. o.,

5 The site fthe former Fort Brown
on The Rio GFande. iii Texas, has be-
come a city, Ufter the name of
Brownsville, and like all American
frontier towns, is rapidly growing in
Importance The eer ss,,E,ny of lay
ing the corner stone of the first pub.
lie building in the city was duly per
formed on the 18th ult, II, S. Le-
mt.ii,Esq,, has recently been elected
Mayor Of the city, ap
Letters from Rome state that the
presence Of the French aFmyis re-
.garded as necessary TO the maintain-
ance of order that the foreigners in
Romo who have taken houses or a.
partments have had i. in inserted in
their leases that in case qhe French
army should leave their engagements
should be null andvoiA. .s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
FANCY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
NNM. H. CARY & co. 243 and PAS
w PearsL 1betweeu John and FuIon stsl invite 'hs
attention Of Lle city and distant Johhing Trade
70 DIei' L0ygs and soTted stook u ''oods,
which they offer the lowest rates either for cash or sP
Under fer present arrangements ths' ouer src~
Inducements ali theif Foreign Goods, ana VII give
their customers the benefit Of the yge disoonf' winch
tey have gained by The r:reased amount u 1hsir pn
The pledge themselves TO sell MANI styles u AMESi
CAN GOODS AT mAHURACTURERS PRICES
Their stock WiD be kept fui during he "hole ysAi Ad
a. order. vii be promptly s1PPTd Thy gs,9f-[y IN
e1sniue their sOck OF JeWsrs, manufactured expressly
Tor those markets aso their stock Of Ivory Comhs adaoe
The following articles constitute pan Of their stock
Linen Tbreads.
Various makers, plain ano sslin finished biseA' di>D
Witty brown and coored. Not. Slx8O
spool Cotton. ,.
ClsTk'S Alexsnder's. Smiths Eagle, and keihnssons
white black and coored Hos l0Xi5t. % to $40 ysrda
Linen and cotton. assorted coloIs and szes
Cutlery.
Kazors Knives Shears Scissors and Table Knives ane
FORKS, Wade Butchers. Wostenhoims' Rodgers aDo
other celebrated maseIs
Hair cloth teeth paint yarnish Shaving, shoe crumb
horse, Icubbng SC. &c 10 great variety
Musical Instrumen
Accordeons, Vionns, flutes Fifes CshonieS, Hannoni
large and r1ch assortment consisting Of beautifully
carved pearl, ivory, bone aud wood SUCKS, aso p'Ah
sticks with plain. fancy sod silvered paper
Fine s, S. sss. aud NPU liI4i incheL
Combs
Plain fancy tuck, dressng pocke and side, OF Shell
buffalo and horn.
single double English and American real and irni
tation twist; also,a variety or Rides
PistOls.
English and German pocket belt and holster; CofS and
Allen ThurberS RevolverE. Also, complete assortment
OF Sporting AppsrsHs
erfumerY,
Lubins msagenet CoudrsyI, Pivers Pinsud'S ane
Edes fine extracts.
soaps.
and brown Windsor aud Honey, Lunlns
Cyneriars Pinsuds and msugenes CoudTsy's ssIoFef
styles, &C &c.
ALso.
Per,nss,on Cars Needes Pima Hooks and Eyes, SEC.
Penn suspenserI Buttons Of all styles POckei bOoEt
Port Monuaies Pursea, Stationery, Beads, y naebone
Looking Glasses, &c sc f.,
Isors I'ortoise SaeA Pearl Sseg, HON Tips, ar foT
manufacturers ,-.,,,. ,.,,..
and FNGLlSH languages )ol SWn "'V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
V. b. PALMER'S COLUMN.
NIANkiND, II IS .sid. NAV be divided

MANklND, ms SAID. may DO divided
A'h inc hrse oistnct classes who are too sfab-
born 20 abandon error. even sner CONVICTION thoss who
Flhe % be easily deceived ana those who are
Pcssrss~e u gooa common sense, and use 20 me beat
acvsnlage
hrs very difficult 20 enrreci aged and TO ininee peo-
PIE 20 adOpi true principles NO revere The errors 70 Which
they have grown grey
Phosophy wisdom srd liberty, support ore another ~
who O. not ress'n = fsns'c he Who Cannot reason =
afooi: be W. o dSrr not resson iss slave
Inass,rv wei directed viii fve = competency IN
few wears The greSl-si Industry misaPpied isGsees
TIE shortest and way 10 i've Win houor IN Ne
world. = % ~ m really Whist W. would AfpcG 70 %
Hewhc changes any o. as Opinions, neYer cor
reefs ary OF his mistakes .
Perform feErcssy what vcu beleve 70 be right
" Heaven bell s those who hep IaeniselVes'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
DRY GOODS, &C.

~ BARRIER. 30l Grand ST., will open,
~ this dsy. the following styles OF Goods which
will be sold very low
Mantills., Grape shswls, Parssol' Trimming Lace
Hosiery Gloves Linen Han dkerchi,f Counter PAGES Toll
!e. Quilts slripto figured and embroidered DrsPery
Also, so pieces slEs VIII be sold at very reduced
prices
Cloths Csssineses and Nestipgs, &c.
100 taes end cases OF Domestic Goodfi al very 10"
prices.
SEQ pieces new Printed Lawns, very ehesp
go pieces new Baregts aud Barge De Lsioes, selling
1t great Bargains
Blurk BGreges and TisInes.
Plain De LSnes. high coOrs
Also 10 cases Prints worth Is, only 81 10 90 PEI YARD
Every sruce uulhiUily represented
at Il bAhAEo' 'VA oI-NN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
STRONG,S IMPROVED DEFECAT-

~ ING FlLTERS-Th-se articles are IN an entirely
principle being usde Of stone slaple In cpHsIrnc'
Ton portable cheap, aud durable They received the
hest pre- the last Fair The Public 'sspec
foy invited call aud examine, where the superiority o
these Fill, all others will hecoGe apparent sod
wholesale and retail, al ~ AnthOny-sL Agents wanted
for the sale OF the ObOvo articles as I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
NAM. S. VANDERBILT would call

Ma VI. s. VANDERBILT would call
ne aiignu1r % aiI cuTonen. AID the puoae Esrs
raHy tc 10 We selected .in~s Z
CLOTHS cAssisFREs. vEsTINGs,
.rs SUMNER sTUSFS fWt'ch BE- has purchased %
U- ai's isvoEHhe terms flr Cs.h eus-qnruiy enzonE
BY" !" te'i - sccorf-nre ~ NE w-lErr~n
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
go ofoao"s, hrs d"or FROM ~ Csnal-st wh-rs
- - - 80 ~ r-se re- 9tNrLFSFNS s,d BOYS
fashionable siyle
~ s-rfs constantly or nsat wei seiected sss1r,
.-b' 81 "-nii-u-t's AID 30. = ResdJ 2sis COthnS
a 60 genera sss"rtueat 81
ofe7eg variety 81 l5ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
40. FISCHER, tlats NUNrs q F'Is-

O. u. lOO II bAN' klAS~ A'S-,- - -
- cssa) Mandatory ard WsIetoom ~ Green glss
:, .c,n.T 81 Dew PiANO-FORTEb varrunied viii 70
ssr.a hydge sns patent mhe -e cacrlsled tor seeps
nm. Pispcfoes run rcd repaired and exchanges i1s Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
gEVBE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

tween REW-YORK, PHILADELPHIA BALTi
MORE and WASHINGTON. NevvY orb Ofhce corner Of
Hanover Rno Beaver ss Of the Exchange The Pon
ser Line with four wires from Washington 70 New York
asvipg Offices al New. York Jersey City, NewRrk New
srunswick Princeton Trenton Philadelphia Wilmington
Havre de Grace Baltimore ard Washington City, and coz
meeting with all The Great Morse Lines East West. Norh
ard South iris Company having lately msde extensive
repairs Of he line greatly Increased lis facilities and Inors
thoroughly @, stenszed TO business 10 the uHnsmiiSos
ard moo OF delivery u messages prepared 10
csve transmil and deliver any number OF messages re-
aursd for accommodation OF the public with an accu
scy prompness and hdeiy hitherto uuequsled fhe ,eo
zaphins business Of the public s therefore respectfully
solicited al the Office corner OF Hanover sId bssver sn
t271vAWS WM NJ SWAIN. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
! IFE ASSURANCE. NATIONAL

T.
LLCAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
LONDON. General Agenrs Ohce, II Wal al New
Y0rA. lst April 1851. Capital S-.No0O add Surpios
TIE withdrawal table OF the Society affords TO the A.
sured who may take their policies under these tables
the greatest possible present pecye advantages
that be conferred by Life Assurance On his Table Tho
assured entitled any time 10 receive al interest an i
mediate ADVANCE the OF onehaf the amount O
TIE paid annual premiums. without security personal la
bly depos of the policy. buE by simple endorsement
thereon the half premium may be 50 withheld during
the whole continuance OF the policy Also in the event OF
the assured al any requiring 10 continue the po
ncy on its surrender onohs Of the annual premums viii
be returned by the Society. .
Al the last annual investigation reported Ia May 1870
the bOpuees Jared the assured the option OF
return Of IS per cent heir premiums 10 cash or 70
yerional addition the original sum assured by each po
ucy VARYING from p 10 IS per cent -
EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED
viii be found the SOcielys pamphlet, together ~ith
Fables Of Rates and other Information, application 81
II allst any OF the agencies, free OF expense
49, NAV Al moderated anrusl premium insure for
NE and he survives reach the Of 90 years the f
sum insured TO S5OOe. VIII Oo paid 10 bis family OF 10
ga representatives
C EDWARD 1ABICHr, Chairman.
George Barclay, William Van HOOK,
A q s.out Bache McEvors.
Henry Ludlsm. Robert Dillon, and
J Ksaruey RodgerS, MD
The Beard meet every "wednesday al ~ Wansl for me
rDsac ion OF business California and other foreign Rsks
taken a. fair rsies 81 Exus premium.
J LEANDER STARR, General Agent and
mi ThsI Superintendent Of the U. 3. Local Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
EXCKLSIOR SOAP, manufactured
PAysON & CO.

Corner OF RivingtOn snd Cannon sH NeW-foih
This Soap far superior any other offered 10 the pno
lie stains. grease paint, tar aud ina snd
washes In SON waller without the snZhtesl
injury 10 any fabric the skin Sea Captains Wooep
Manufacturers and all engaged In the trade are especially
invited 10 test It's value me- u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
DATENT COMBINATION SOAP

recent Invention grsat saviuF IL lhe cost OF sosF
Tor washing beHg the greatest labor sssng ancle yes
Invented No other Soap Is needed In family, n1 an{
purpose whatever The inventors have a1ofto hard Sno
long tO combine the concentrated and convenient
,orm Soap thai viii lsbO and that can nc used VIII
perfect safely II takes the dir from clothes by dslng
very email quantity by simply soaking, boiling aud onsi
leIcep clothes hsve stains very 81 ~ In na cSae
little should DO rubbed before boiling II s converted
into Son Soap by dssovtDg into hot wafer, aud, whes
made a. per directions about cents per gSun-ex'
4duq any other for al purposes for which Soap Is used
Tha Patent COmtna1uf Sosp being very hard, sud con.
tanning Dc resin Ak 4 the htst aud by sT The cheap
-, bar goap ever ussd-n roJd-rs bard and salt water
eQuR soh Tor washn. purposes, ans being roe olp
,ids cannot iuure oT va oW clothes In the least Con.
timers AID dealers VII DO W- to make themselves Ao
ouaiuec with this aruck vithou' delay. go
l. X NORTHROP co.
FOR ssle by megsrs. CONAN, HOPKINS CO, ~
WslsrT and 1essra BOYn PAUL, 80 Cortsnd-st
M SuTuThkSats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
NEW AND ELEGANT CARPET

lNlNGS SMITH KNAPP ~ Brosd ~sy, oppo-
se Guy Hal just received bv The ate arrivals large
Iuvoic~s of aICH VELVET and TAPEsTRY CARPEris6s,
cortsuiug some b-suti psuerus SURPRISING In
chpess ni coorng eegsuce u design anything ever
h-ore imported snd only TO be seen al their extensive
~sreToCn,S
Tn-y slso invite stteuuOn their complets sssOrImeot
Of ~ sish Brussels Imperial Three Ply ERSush slprI
Iugriu Venetian Csrpeing Brsl qualify Gngllsh OH
Coths wei ses.oned 81 Hare Co, Bah. and KndOn
and Smith Bshefs celebrated msOufzcture
Thes. Gouos are Ill Of their own importation aud hav
tDg beep selected with the greatest on sha b-s
EurOpesu nznOfsctnreFs comprise to larges $40 heal
selected assortenIo OF choice Csrpe,ngs exhibited
n dis country
Domesuc Carpets and Cn Cloths Or every description
AID ausy-sll Of which goo6s offered a. Inc o|es1
cash prices All lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
DEOPLES' FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

LIEUT. LES FINE lINS I hANO6 Va
u he City Of Ne~-YorE, Office rs Csusl'1, (Peo
PIES BsuE bUilii1g,l iBsures ogiairgs Merchsndise,
Housebod Furniture Vessels in Port sd their Csrgoes,
&C. sgSns oss or damage by FHe 90 the most favorable
Terms All losses PcOm 5tls sdinstei sud pale.
DIRECTORS
jeremiah TerbeN. Gde0n DE- Angels, Charles 4 Person
Freeman CsmobellJsmes ; BroGwer Nm 81. Wuson,
Jobu " Leuis 8 q S,okes, AbrshaD Legs esL
Juhu ? Yeiverton JOghanl Mseker, Aztshisa Cisrg
Heury $ TrrheD, Wm. Cosni,g, Thomas Williams
David Crane, Solomon santa. FdWard 2. CizIk
John Mace Charles Crane Mortimer 8ToWn,
George YoungG George Warner, Roht VOORHEES,
Corp's stephrGg. Chri.ioaher g SyerP J. Bon-sIe-l,
Simon Sh,ndier william J. Back, All I'd 6sfmOre,
Eo-src Nelson John 81 aney Denny CD ss. Il Mcnure.
O. H. Hubbel, Gao D Cragin.
JEREMIAH TERBELL, President
MosEs G. LEONARD Secretary AL lmMW&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
Imported CarpeI-Nev Spring Styles
- NTH & LOU NSBERY. 44S Pearl

"a vi n a LOU NSbEh [, 44c Icaii-
- al topposite Wihaml-Hsge NV 10 store a. ge AID
elegant assorsmen, u CARPETiNGS. embracing a. Ire
AI.I SAD aost desirable s.rs u nafse Tue ck CO u
e1sts, dch WiUL Velvet 2 gesiry. Brussels TsPeiiJ
Bfusseh Spiy ard Ingram Carpets. 10 al ne VSrious
sradrs Engis5 and An errsL OOf OIL Ciohs 10 every
variety ~ syie aud Eio.h gtIh coDplee sssornel 81
~ JtosI COCOA connected Tio lie hGtinssI TIE sdpett
GJet 1rc quality Of the goods aud he lov prices 81
which hey will be GOld offer great Dduct neul Tor pur
chaserf 70 eTsuiue bis ftocE Experienced upaostereri
II cocpAu nploy and A. cErpets 81 the shortest
ccrce az N re hest rarnsr NJ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

ROOFlNG -GOODWtN'S PATENT
AsCEhENT sHEATHlNG GsAes cnssp, ngol soo
oesoe roof done rough arb o. u c~els pr loot
% an shines "a ~, Per ool snd warrsnssi Oce
- tfnus-st nenr hudson. ~ imN
TIN ROOFS PAINTED t,s / cent per
- WI -L-aEy liz Roes Fsiuie' end nx-d ~ 9-e cent
xseoi Win lAe Act Corrosive Alphabetical r1.lt ald
sss..s.se,o J GOODWIN, IS Spnag-sI near Hadsoo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
Office OF ths
GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.

~ No ~ Wel rffhrf 81 fcUFsAs
CAPITAL S20o,HOO.
At an electon b-io lbl, dsy me following gentlemen
Direcins Company for tho rRsuing year
S.npann Moore Mo.es T-ylOr George Elder,
81 z Rhsrmsn M.r.ban PrpoOn. grzncis 5kiddy,
pr, Asr,in AI.rApr n Grant, Chas BnrHhaier,
INN. story Asa Porter James Wilson,
Henry EGoy, Jesse Taylor, ~hlsh = , ~ q,
Al \ subs. Quent needing of the bosId SAmtooN
MOORE. Fac wss unanimously reelected Presid-n' of
tbe Company MILTON oMith oeCfo>s'J'
New. York Feb g. 1881
EB-This Company continues to insu, Buiidngs ser'
chandse House hold Furniture, Vessels 10 Pur &C on me
uo.I favorable All losses promptly adjusted AID
paid OF u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
v. Il. Pnlmer's Selection Of Rales for Busine
nien.

Establish yourself the broad and sound basis OF To-
tegdly.
Use he means they are open To all
Culcu br probabilities ~ the future Increase ana
multiply the means Of Information.
To- compete successfully ~h yonr neg hbor participates
thi facnies sdofard 20 80 ahead
Couess sorsuce IA regard 70 subjects 10 which you are
uuiuit rmed hSen and learn
Keep the fnnd on the 0lsIns rather than the oojsct
Tskr savs6t, 10 Of modern Zee tiles aud accomplish
much Ia single dsy required months, Or years,
formerly
Dom depend upon your own lungs sone-use tho lungs
Of the PIess
Consider The Of the good standing OF some, and
the dsrn fall and OF OF others and reg
ulhte Your conduct accordingly
n your sui win your ends pursue those ends
which suit I'M your means
Reflect What you see and h@ar Bet your mtno ~
work esson with candui weigh well snd consider for
yourself, decide ard act -,
Treat your your feuds, BY serving Ihem 10
The hest msnner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
INSURANCE..
pAClFIC FIRE INSURANCE COW
NJ ! LAF I 81 ftN"l7I'
Ofcs co, n.r slosd ~, I'D GrSoi-Ei.

offra cofn-r Srnsdw-N I'D Grsn1-st-
Poets Sank Bui lIng
Tfi CorQarv hsvtr css1 captA' PAD IN ard fly or
ga n upc-r G-u-r-l Law Of taslrS - PR
rae insure bu iing- chsr1i.- hoas-hoit N nj
uu g. a. AKsirs loss osBsss ~ hr- "a fasoraps
ieiuI AL .1sses sill b. Ronoty An literally 8ius.ed.
DIRECTORS
7tonfs Jeremiah. Niirsm Tdrn. william Smith,
Ctsr - White JohR M-rriti. Fh1u'r S~sii-sion,
Joi Kerr. David L. Youogs H4ghs1 & .p-ro
Jfcoh Campbell Jf Nathan L En- Wm Il 6u0hNd.
George harrtscn Jan-s Ss5Ses John W. ssgemsn,
Alan Hsv Go Z JACKSON. Jesse A A.Fsnst
Jcs. Williams, John 7. Dodge. Charles Z. Grant
Major FnOmcsop. Hsu.y erunar, James D Fish.
mcCreHdy. George We'll. Jsn-s Morgan,
James Robinson Hama Blsuvet. Ei~Sri SfO0ks.
THOMAS JEREMIAH, President
ANcs 7 HATFIEL D. Secretary. as 81
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vTHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
u COMPANY,
o. THE CITY NETWORK,
Office corner Of Green ~ich sud fulton as
Ocesn Bank Bui'ding
CASH CAPITAL sp|,te0
Insurance sRHiusi Bnss or Damsge by Fire.
DIRECTORS
Aaron Cluk q W Burohsm,
CIOVe Adsms Ward 4. WORK,
Levi Apgsr. Samuel oo~msh
Maj sni-1 Wsad Mn DisU,
D.vto Magic WriiHm Hussce,
Valentine KIRBY, Robert hoe,
NJ A HOppOck Joseph VI brO"n
II ysn Auken RJberi P Getty,
C. ' Ottrsnn-T, Ecrnrzer Seadleslous.
d Randolph Martin, Harrison Jones,
Ely HUppocE ,,., -, .o,, .,,.,
GFoacR w gAvAsE. Secretary 2lftm
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VELEGRAPH WIRE.-ICHABOD

n WAsHBURE a co. ssuufecruref. OF al sip6s q
ron Wire from, Foreign Refined Iroo. Telegraph VINE
shght Annetled and Spring Wire All kinds Of RouDo
Ya Angular Oval Wire sen adapted TO Machine Pur'
posoS, enlightened and cut 70 any length W1rcesT
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ARCH.-- Important Ia Ladies. -lhe
~ afLNFIFID PATtST DOUBLE Ref NED
POWDER STARE Il - he ~ uu'sc lrer OF ihs eisIca
r.sp.ctfuiv it,i.s % sy other 70 the tAr-
a-t: AID teiesls tas LsUuc f-sses hOus-k-tp
e,. oh-s giving IL fair uisl viii md mai II s'anaf
unriVs'is0 f.r -.. an
CHEAPNESS. STRENGTH. AND PURITY OF
Color
Il imrsuss fac Gossy ii sb 90 The goods ana re'an'
th4t ust,us,.trv Auo sUihe's, which Il has s. pre-
ca ps,v suA o. longer han any oh-r Sarch Yet lntrp-
Sucsd Rur h. dressing Of LACE, LINENS &c notnlng
cal eQus l. = psTtcuisry recommended fbf INC Dress
Ing 81 SHIRTS -. the essy elasic'v, woich Il rets
~. Ia osnp esther presents INC weaer pleasing
and agreeable contest "a tie sf en- -
n,.r.ocs s,Mn-o Nv Linen dressed with crysIal
no o. G. mmoo S.arch Il eQ''rrs no boiling, IL perfect
" nee iot ali ia puuues su0 ls warranted mol 10 adhere
l.. be ion
SOLD ~ al respectable Grooers inNewYork, Brooklyn
40 a. Asro1 GEORGE WALKER, "A pine-st
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DRUSH MANUFACTORY-S3 80,

PesfLst Ersrkirs sOuAre The subscriber respe
kuy hnms bis and the public generally !ha' 10
has constantly hand Brushes 81 every des'tlou"n'
eheh be IA selling At the los est prices Als0 an tS'fa
ou..iy OF Pant BU shes Sash-iorls &c &c Also St7'l
Gnrue Conhs In ses together ~h ls'ge sssJr1 Mont
OF WhiiswAsh Window Ousiing. Shoe, Horse aod o her
Bru,h.s FsncY Brushes of oyery descTipdOn MAchids
kIuthes made Ia order. JOHN N dOtt e
Al2 2mTuThu6Sal' S' L oAi-S''