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Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
Fif.y Dollars Reward.
II q n Il w a v

EROM the undersigned, residing near
l. Lisbon, Union county, Arkansas, on c-rS\
the night of the st May, NEGRo Wo YS
MAN named LUVISA Said negro is about 80
years Of age, copper color, about five feet high
slender built, and slow spoken, has lost one or
TWO of her upper front teeth, was well dressed,
aud is a good seamstress Luvsa formerly be-
longed to Joseph Stuart, Esq, of Columbus.
will give S5G for the apprehension and coniine-
ment Of said negro in any Jail so that l can
get her
ELIZABETH BRANTLY.
Lisbon, Union county, Ark. June 3, 1851.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
OFFICE or THE SECRETARy CF STATE,
Little Rock. 9th Nav. lS5l. {


In compliance with provision of the Cons,itu-
ton of the State Of Arkansas, the following amend
inents of said Constitution, proposed by the last
General Assembly, are published.
Each newspaper printed in this State, will pub
lished the three Seceral times previous the
first Monday in August next, aud forward the
papers containing the publication, also the accouul
to this office. DAVID b. GREER.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Resolred By the General ASSEMBLY Of the Si0ic
Of arkansas, That they do propose the following
amendment to the Constitution of this State, TO
wit:
That the 29th section of the 4th article of the
Constitution of the State of Arkansas be so amend
ed that Lafayette county iGay be reduced to 500
square miles, and that ne ~ county may be form
ed out Of said CO UNITY Of like dimensions.
L. e. fLOURNOY, Speaker
Of the House of Representatives..
J. k. HAMPTON, Ptessdent
Of tie Senate.
Approved, Jan. l1th, 1851. i
JOHN S. RoANE.
Res6lrcd By the General assembly Of tbe Slate
of Arkansas, That the blowing amendment be
proposed to the Constitution Of the State Of Arkan
sas, viz: aI
That the 29tb section Of the 4th article of the
Constitution be amended SO as to allow the coun-
ties of Green, Poinsett, aud Deshd, to be reduced
to eight hundred square miles, and that new
county NAV be formed out of the counties of Green
and Ponsett Of like dimensions. .t 4lg :
II. B. FLOURNOY, Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives,. .
j. II. HAMPTON, President
@ Of the Senate
Approved Jan. 9th, 1851.
JOHN S. ROANE.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02

RETAINING FUNDs.--A despatch from
Washington to the Philadelphia North
American says:
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
determined TO retain four hundred and
four thousand dollars of the sum award
ed to Hargous, by the Mexican Commis-
sioners, to idemnify the Government
against defalca:ion of Voss, which oc-
CURED while the latter. partner of the
house of Hargous, was acting as our
public agent in Mexico, and in that ca
pacity was entrusted with extensive
financial negotiations,
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
New Goods.

Ufeat 1BarSaINS IOr OaST1s
T II addition to present stock, we are <StSN
L receiving a general assortment of new -
and seasonable Goods. Our stock consists -
Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps,
Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware,
Cutlery. .Crockeryware, Tinware, Saddles. Brides,
WOODWARD, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Liquors, Soap, Candles, Starch, Spices, Preserved
Fruits, Fish, Cheese, and many other articles.
We will make it the interest Of purchasers to give
us their custom, who wish to buy cheap for cash.
Call and try
D'ARMOND g. SILLIMAN,
West of the Hotels.
Washington, April 9, 1851. l4d
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02

HAVING procured the services OF a gentleman
Ill well qualified to take charge Of my Apothe-
cary, shall devote my entire attention to practice
during the ensuing summer.
BENZ. p. JETT.
June 4, 1851. 22:3m
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
yaIuabIe Town Lots for Sale

VNfiE f. subscriber offers for sale on accommo-
i dating terms. four and a haif squares OF
Toun Lots, situated Immediately in the vicinity
Of the Male Academy, very convenient to bus'-
ness, and decidedly the most desirable building
lots in the vicinity of Washington.
c. WHITE.
Washington, June =, 1851. 22if
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02

The Vincennes Gazette, of tie 6th inst, says
that the third wife of Joseph d. Curry, of Ver
sailles, Ia, died very suddenly not long since, and
from some circumstances attending her decease,
1t was suspected that she had been poisoned by
her husband. Upon examination being made,
a anan;ty of poison was found IN her stomach,
and there is no doubt but that the dose was given
her by the hand that was sworn to her protection
She was Curry's third wife, and it was thought
that he had used similar means to rid himself Of
the two former.
Ii This suspicion is confirmed there is no tor
ture torment to which this man Curry should
not be subjected. Hanging would be luxury
that SO great fend should never be permitted to
enjoy; but his death should oe protracted one,
either upon The rack. or by slow consuming fire.
There is no punishment earth that would be
commensurate to the crime of such an inhuman
monster Louisville Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
T.. BOURNE E---Dentist,

8 again at his post in Washington, prepared to
i attend TO the calls of those who desire his
services.
Washington, May %, 1851.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02

STREET FIGHT IN LYNCHBURG.- Richmond
(Va9 Wing contains an account of rencounter
which took place at Lynchburs the 5th inst,
between Mr. Saunders, of that town, and Mr..
Terry, the editor of the Virginian, which, accord
ing to report, had probably resulted in The death
of both parties The Wing says:
Mr.. Saunders is the son Of DR.. Saunders, a
member Of the convention from Campbell. The
difficulty, as far as we have been able to learn,
originated as follows: Mr.. Terry had criticized,
with some severity, the course persued by DIR.
Saunders in the CONVEX ntion on the basis question:
and the doctor, in reply, had published in the
Lynchburg Republican card in vindicaten of his
course, and commenting in strong language on
the structures of the Vrgnian. In his last Thurs
days paper, Mr.. Terry rejoned in the same spirit
Early in the morning he was met by young
Saunders, who assailed him with stick. Mr..
Terry drew pistol "a five -shooter) and fired at
him but without effect. Mr.. Saunders then drew
similar weapon, and retnrped the fire. This
interchange Of shots kept up by them both
until the contents of their pistols were exhausted.
Both of them were severely, and it is feared NOR
tally, wounded, each having received two or three
bullets in his abdomen. An express reached DR..
Saunders yesterday morning, who set out imme-
dlateiy for home.
According to telegraphic dispatches, both have
since died.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02

STRANG, THE MORMON PRoPIIET.--Strang, the
Mormon Prophet, King of Beaver Island, in
Lake Huron, who recently arrested, it ap-
pears had actually assumed the insignia Of roy
atty, had rencunced the authority of the Federal
Government, and had constituted Beaver and the
surrounding islands his temporal Kingdom He
had grand coronation, which occasion he
caused guns to be fired and flag 10 be raised in
token of defiance to all nations. He even pro-
claimed TO his deIuded followers that it was right
TO plumber The Gentes, and even TO take their
lives. One of his t'nobles' recently made au
affidavit, disclosing all the Prophets proceedings.
Strang had one ceremony which Ire called the
covenant of the "Iliumirati." The following
paragraph the deponent quotes word for word,
from SAID covenant, as written and administered
by said Strang:
81 do, in the presence Of God and these princes
OF the illuminate, soemnly promise, covenant and
swear, by the true, everything and self-exstIng
God, that l hereby renounce all allegiance TO
every kihg, prince, potentate, president, governor
and ruler on earth. j furthermore promise, cove
nant and swear, that will obey James J. Strang
the imperial prlmate and actual king on earth;
and the laws and DEGREES that lie shall make as
above, and superseding all other laws of all other
power on earth whatsoever. 1 further promise,
covenant and swear, that l will maintain, uphold
aud enforce said laws ant decrees, against all other
laws, SO long as life shall last.
But should be so wicked, ungodly and unholy as
10 break this my covenant, may God, the Eternal
Father, turn from me and remember his loving
kindness no more. May Jesus Christ, the Re-
deemer, turn from me, and close the gates of
heaven forever against me. With desires insa-
tiate, may behold bliss and feel perdition ever
more"
This is not more than half the covenant. A
Detroit paper says that Strang is tall, well pro-
portioned person, weighing about one hundred and
seventy pounds, 40 years old. with open counte.
nance, indicating some cunning and shrewdness,
but not very malicious character.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS.

VlNHE undersigned has commenced the Manu-
Il facture of Furniture, opposite the court-house'
where he is prepared to furnish. at the shortes
notice, any articles in his line, manufactured OF
the best materials and in a substantial and work
manlike manner. He will keep genetal variety
constantly on hand, 10 which he invites the at
tehtion Of purchasers. Having determined TO sell
low, his terms will invariably be cash. Repairing
done with neatness and despatch. Orders for
Furniture will meet with prompt atten,ion.
JOSIAH T. COLLINS
Washington, April 30, 1851, f,7tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
For Sale.
p AIN r. IN g .

yESHE subscriber takes this opportunity OF
making known to the citizens OF Wash
ington and vicinity, that he is now well prepared
to 90 House and Ornamental Painting in neat
and fashionable style. All work warranted.
WN II. CROXTON.
Washington, March S, 1851. ~:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
At PRIVATE SALE.-A beautiful

~ Pun or country seat containing art - zee % 81
~.tlent Irrd situated Lcnx Branch, New li
view OF the Ocean. WI Mn 70" minutes van VI go 4.
hove and A. ont 50 mi rom New rOs ISs anu -
IN - reyer fisre stream, which eApL4ss "a
,hs Ocssr The baiidifgs to prenises arc 2YAcP1
80 and Ell Quilt. eonsstng ~ fne mansion mouse -
~ 40 e.. with win< 70 By % feet end kitchen !, by 20
sst ,d;c MIG There j. also large barn carnage hS1e'
Va ~ necet,sv oct dngs The grounds are en-
-. Win orranen,s aud fIut trees and the s1ust0a
Soy hest ard hesoty caanot be SIR ssed Inc iofnue
~. 49, 80 fsYu ug u, ni will BE- sod With ne farm ds-
.s Fer terms ps g. ADD futhe- DaTtcn aFs. apply %
''' ANTHONY p BLEECKER. Auctioneer
IN - No 7 BT0sdst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

CuGARS.-6,0O0 Prime Havana Cigars
" fer sale by SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO.
M lw No ia South. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Two PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS
ENIRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES.

'lkE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,
49, ESLxf &c The subscriber importers Of Firs
stcks NAN Min Tiles, &c, have constantly or 49,
he'd AID W hIe welsh, y" LisisTs R,sic-5', Sou
nilass, HUFFMAN AID "Chaneer do "a S.rrSS-<-s
S,re STICKS, common and fancy shapes
tlreciay "elsh jumps and 0ysnti,ss
Man ktin Ties, Is kole--a verv superier ,1-srl,
Sca-st-rzino1s and Anthracite Of az d@srne,,.s N,
sale II lots &c SUIT purchasers Apply 70 -
sANL- THOMPSON NEPHEW
kn' oh NO rs Pesr-ss- Ne~-fcr<
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Funia Rubber Wocns.

- 40 "a -
NAYS RUBBER SH0ES.-rhe ao-
FA.r,rrsd q daily rece.yns frisa as f.csory 80
supples u his Patent t.Pin RV5ssr shoes Tss IT,
"@ff 7Scents for Mems, all kinds
81 90 fug Women do
r.prers vii, discover Day STILES - embrace tte max
srprsyei patio Us sBd most bTl sos. : Ne o,sReo-
go 80 tbc cnu.brLgi,on" s. r. Day.
o Sest Nsaulaet er 10 IT, s. OVnsr o. II ladia issef
Patents " lrehouse . C0ursl2ai.-s 81.
ps-Days chaes have inst rscsiyed me FIgs PIE
MIX of silver Measi frosa the ar Of tho Ane1S-
Tr.t,irte DAYS Ps,nn. spring Shank llos IS nes a.
tcje seh "a hsvin. an iurasnss run. Can AID sIann
Eli Zw
INDIA RUBBER HOSE.-Io.O0O feet,
lu.z.e,srd insh DAY McMCLLlN,s Patent
Veg sie ga her Hose warranted % give perfect f4s-
f,ci,sn For sale - 1anufactuTer, = H. DAY Z. our
andt-ss., N y. ~ ~
INDIA RUBBER SHOES ana CAR
SPRINGS Two prrzes have jas, been awarded 70 ms
Nv The American IBStituts for
'ist Rest India Rghler shoes H..
81 re- InGa Rnhbsr Car Sprnss tFuilsrs Patsni)
ri n,aves ire rperior quality q the Goods made By
% ~, n DAY No. % COurtlandt-st.
-s-.. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
uanfina Gthocis.
DODWORTH'S Dancing Ac

L DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy
a. No 4ls Bloome-st THIS es abshment IS now open
for tbs Classes on Wednesdays aud SATURDAYS o
attend once a week Glasses Mondays aud Thursdvs
M e. Gentlemen Praccing Lessons on Thursday
ipes SORES i-nonhy for Adllts and monthly for
Chdren All the modern Dances are included Ia me
h25 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
c,UpUprop UPRIGHT COTTAGE

~ pIAvo 20 aTEs. Ms. SIS BroadS.y $1,000 JAs1s'
~ ,,sn, AZ ,ery sae.roT Usreat OF Go tsSe fs4S
sssio, ssss LA fisaes and .ke sgeS s sos's-
- fner, strlnsed) aal bcas:y Of t1ne ~ -
russssd b. auy ether insitamca q IN mo n -
l.irliE less lanias ,hih 81 ni2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Hnerroncs Commands

OADs o. rts -
EfROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.
No 81 Nai'-st corner o. PCs-isf
CAPfrAI 100000.
20 ~ eisois8 held hs deF, the foroelir sa-ie-.es
ssrs chos.a Director - ta's Company ai AT -s''et
s,rapsoz sfeve Noses Trgi3r 8r.fft .i-,a
9eri B Sherlaa3. Marshall Feaonl, France 4to{,
Peter hartIr. AieAa- r. d.l-t 10. ~, 4,
11fus Sfery. Asa ). Ser-rf .AI.ss o. 49,.
Jcny Ecef, Isaac { IaIi-- N-ti h - .su-,,..
AZ = subsequent meeting 81 tn baafcy aA-if -.
MOORE, Es' vss unalmor-Y reo,'c.s. rrr.le--' g.
The Company. HA,tvr N'-iif '-''f-J
Een-foys, = ~. 5. 1871 -. -.
IT, B-Th, Company c0nt'Hnes - infgrt rei'l'ss' 80
csandss Neusoho,d EuET lyte Vessels IN f,.' &c, o.
and paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Or HOOFIsND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BifTERs,

lRErAREu ~ DIR. L. NJ. JACKSON,
A. the German Msdicinc store No l2V Arch ST. Phiae
THEN pow ef over the above diseases Is not excoed,
eGDaed by any other preparation "a the unes states,
lie cuies attest many after sku phJsoa ans ned
failed.
These Filters worthy the seaiion Of nyalids Pos
s.ssins neat tho Tectcaton oi diseases OF ne
liver and glands. exercising the most searching pow
srs IN and affections Of the digestive oTysn2 hH
s-e withM sale, CERTAIN and pleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

DUkSE'o NEpSlG Los, ~ res.or,as
u's y - ~ roc,s NAr INDUCES m so5r.a,s :,
tie usin 4 cclsr % orscs's A.a po.5f af th~ ~
lnt nes tcsn ffr years. aru res'arca oy Para,
Ne,Ssals. assam again flfrer hus en- lsseF fs
lodges o! ire tate falT lrsd Il hc enls isi9s u
tat Aito crsfsns fhs sTard 80 pfrnan = nfu 7ssgs
Ala el'c+o.t Pss eats sEo lAl .psr ii a. al a.
aciob s noi Z a. ~ cYs stain. assi ~
young - ve - Tie o - fAe a. Rll
neg. 49, insae tut alt yigago1S rrasa fsg u
tte Ne. ot ~ 81 rrtnhlg u LAS .AiAI NJ =
ios taIl D. CHllT0.S. clrasI d! rr.. a. .aA "a
-. Ne~. Nork anl q. slEAS dug s,s-t Caesitc:s 4
lth-sf .PlNsiclpra az iw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

~ Lit y
AUCTION -rhe subscriber VIII sril ~ p7hic auc-
t;on on WFDN EsDAY l0th day Of December next at
IL oclock Eona ofss Cav on the pfeuses al hAt V@u
able Farm vii en- lie D1 chased % TIE Is a,e OF the laie
Aired Bjsbcp deceased aiming about so acres situate
Al Rrnsoa IN the Jov sship n Shrewsbury, County ~
Mormouth and state q New Jersey and afloips fthos
OF J0seph CcnoyeF. Charles +. lvns ard otoers eh'
Yarn IL u hgh state 81 cultvai and every bihs aP
pertaining thereto In good order. Sad farh - v19e
into fields Of cOGyCn3elt slc, hJ goo th1 -
FENCES of the best materials FJY trucking q! genera
fsT,o,pg PURPOSES hiss superior the f3cuues iot
tar;rg are very great IncKnanstahe BEDS Oi txceeh
mari ave attached 70 SAID Fam, and vessels may un ylu
Ire az manure mmeoia'eg upon ne premises. ~ - :.
heated on the road LEADING from Shrewsbury 70 foit
Wsshlpcon and is bounded on tie East ~ me sou.
ShleW,bury River Is distant about ore nus lfoh fsS'
Rsrt where tive gosmboais pig 70 New-York daily
n has cornmap5ipg Of the ocean and shreTshnr
River, nynF between the t.o) and amore dera'le re-
ideuce cannot be f. md ia he County HcomniHes a ~
o. alitits Of good farm. l-A.n "a a., 20 i5
seat There Is said fam. wnd-Ilh WIN al nc
cessaIJ fixtures. &c IL, , a., e., al.
Ais, A. fhe sans time the Subscriber VIII oeIlot sac
yuu6er Of very desirable houses aac iots sloae n N
fourishipg village Of Red Bank - - H. ,
..is by In2oGtNSTh'l MATTHEW MCDOWELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Mueiral.

nkUSIC IFSSONS.-A young German
Iva dssrous giving lessons the Piano and N tas
a. uu Ianeuage family where his instruction woud
he considered equiya cut for his board lnre az
kEKSILG,& HRLU SING Muse S-oIe, NO. AZ Bio.1-
"a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

STOyES.--The best assortment OF ar
-, rocsirs Stoves warranted 70 bake ala PsIcr
J Hail Stoves az TIE west eaens, lsh IL RUS !1a
nS cast iron Drums ana CyndeTs can be found a. VII
LIAM CLARRS. No 9CaTmne-si.- oOots above hieoot-
er-sf n B.-s;0ses cleaned, repaired sod pat ~"
x9d 3m1iXEE
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I iVER COMPLAINT, Jaundice, Dys-

iVEK COMPLAINT, Jaundbce, Dys-
pepeia, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases 81 tcs
Kfusys ant ~ diseases ans.nE from discriefsd Liver
~ stomach such Inward les tuiircss OF blood 70 me
Head Acdiy VI the stomach, Nausea. hcadbufn DISCUS
~ Mood Fuiue,s 90 WEIGHT IN the stomach, S0~ Eruc'a
lions sinking 90 Firterng AZ he Pr OF the stomach
swimming Of the Head Hurried end Difficult Brrsthins
Eiftfripe NJ the Heart rhokus sspcstns Sensations
wi an IN lyus posture Dimness Of Vision, Dots 81 Wes
before th0 Sighs Fever aai Duh Pam ia no head, Deh
ccf cs of Pefspr.filn Welcomes of the skin Eos sad
r. n in he SIDE Back Chest. Limbs Sc Sudden II shfs
II cat Rurrnc ia the Flesh constant imagnlags OF sy.
4 snirts be cf'sCfualy cured D.
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Hnp SAI-E-Iwo valuabIe LOG on 3Oth-

nor SALE-Two ys,u .1'S. si oSs ~ q5.v v'
81, neeI MsoIsss I'd 20 e.anlcs House rents for
an Also. apIoperty % q Az net z'ts-
~ oisoiss aims two story BRICK House os
81 LOT - "a sss usory brok Shop Proc Stve
iIshi as cssss pros ey "a tue upper part Of the cy
{.f,~r 1oc ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Machinerp, &c.

SEWING MACHINES, Of various pat
- te,, Hives Patent the hes. ever offered for
ssie At No 2Oi Broad~sy-CautonAh persons max q
selling ~ using others VII he pfOsec1ie1 20 me m
e,tepf of the ls.v alsp Hewes fastening for Car
r,erts sussitute for bgttons hooks snd eyes. &c,
he.utifr and desirable artcle coming into General
use Tor sale wholesale AID reta, aud spped 70 gene-
mems pants by the inventor and proprietor, tLlAS
HOWE u. Ne. 20l Broadway, up stars. oil IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
READ AND BIZ CONVINCED.
tFrom The Boston Bee

The Editor said Dec 3:
Dr. Hoofand lebraisJ German ters. for tho cure
Of Liver Compliant Jsundce, Dyspepsia Chronic or Net
vOus Debility dossrvedy Of the most popular ned-
ces of the day Thee Bers have been used By thos-
sands and lre1d at our elbow he has himself ~
ceisod eeciual and permanent cure of Liver conPA
slo use " these 2tffs, tho patient constantly
strength and yigOT fact worthy Of great consdefaon-
They are pleasant taste and smo and an he usetp
persons with the most delicate somachs safety under
Any circumstances We are speaking from experience ana
to Inc afflicted we advise Their use !"
One OF the best literary papers Pubshed said Angss' ~
Dr. Hoofands German bh.ers. Insn9iscturea ~ "
aeDt members Of ths faculty. erce Of much ehcaoy
N casCsoi female weak such we osso We mous
advise all mothers TO obtain bottle, and thur save thea
selves much sickness Persons Of debl'atei constitutions
will find these Bters advantageous 70 health . we know
nom experience the salnfaTy elect tbef baVs UPON weak
tyttfIns:
It's r1e of the best medicines Of Tho age Tor JaVhnss
sni LIVER Complaint"
IRON ie sgtrray Gazettc one u he besl papers pub
'''' DR. HooFLASD's GERMAN BrrTERs:
y Is seldom that We recommend what teuaed Pa
sIs ard therefore, when va recommend DR.. Hoofands
German Bitten wish 1t o. be distinctly understood tes'
soed about for bgeg period and then forgotiea after.
has done is guilty Of mischief but Of medicine lons
hearty approval OF the facility itself"
That ibis medicine Will cure Liver Complaint snd Dr.
pepsz doubt, after Gsg l. As directed u scs
sptcifcay uron tho stomach aud liver preferable
esomel N ali bilious diseases-ths elect is imnedale-
They be administered 10 Females InSts wits safe
~ and reliable benefit If any time.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE
They have the written signature OF e. d. JhChson
the wrapper. and the name blown IA the bottle villa
Sut which they are spurious
Fer sale, Wholesale and retail; st ,,.,,, e,roor
HE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, .
no 100 Arch St. door belsw 9TH, Philadelphia, sadT
respectable dealers generally throughout the county
corner Of Fulton and william SIS, n Y
FETAL AGEHTs--Charlss II: Ring, corner BrssdwsJsnf
!ohn-st. New York. and Mrs. Nays, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
1TFW aod IMPORTANT INVENTION

NEON and STEEL CARRfAGEs.-Ihe SUPERIOR
nv Of ts over tie old style Of woO1sn veucies az edce
rsrent lis agitation 70 all cTes and seasons Us neal
-td elegant Appearance its Durability and cheaPness are
"a cuecs ~ l ensure crest snd speedy reyouion
N this branch Il nechanisn JOSEPH hAHu1,
No e lfold-st.. cole agent for tho c'y.
Application Tor pafet rights 90 uTe this carnage
st he made IS aiove. manufac. urers Dc tce
ulre 70 them fof without cou TINS sthe creates
ipvegtjoa Of tie age. mel 'ni
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NOR SALE A convenient tn,ee-osoy
brct DWELLING HOUSE. strstea n 70, an ~.
=, IN ,be Win Ward--w1li rent for ss'V' n1Siy.
,-,nises No Il GOBseYnerr II.
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CHEAP STOVES.-Housekeepers de-
.Ir 49, -nod Stoves vii hld RB eTsa-
sy, ysreSy o Coal and Wood COOKING sovc: Pa &C. %;
Hal and oker s.ove. Of the he'd ely o. Nos VI ans -
e 90 AZ General ass0tBe q copper. IN ana
"a h'. hlso, so r. WHITE. ia
shse, bVb va, .r,ire5 and ", ur Dl8 Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE.-One
Ell pressure Boiler feet diameter. 81 feet l)ns'
With two fb ;nC fnos a'se one second hasd Locomotive
Boiler feet feet front, p ihch diameter, laLnios
feet fv feet riches Wh steam drrDl Tue i1coyio;Ve
oer u nearly new For particulars inquire Of SsCoh
T-Nrr r,of ION 4 Fast X MI wv
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lots

for sale ON g3d AVID ai;h between OH ana 10Th
avs The Deighbohocd Is rapidly improyiaT sho - rec
from al pu,ances. present a,0 pIt oec-se H., pot
psTsous desous Of secnIng homestead o. ing an
s..,.,nSJe anrlv Ia WILLIAM VENVlLL,
dI 4wMEThs Atty a. Law, &C, No. l4' BFoaoiFay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

TNO SELLERS.-The undersigned, Sec
u retary of several BuildinE and Loan Associations,
keeps flor the Inspection Of members aud oihes
Of all property offered SAFE tins City BROOKLYN aud
wism,huTeh Persons having houses " lots for sale.
OF lease viii find greatly 20 the advantage 10 leave
description and price OF thew property with j. PECARE,
Olce No 2u5 Hes'er-st., COG Center.
B-Persons desrOus OF purchasing or leasing houses
lots may suit themselves by examining the subscribers
register. sl3 3m'