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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
ETJJOTTS NEW GRENADA, Mex

FLLlOTT'S NEW GRENADA, Mex
Ilico California aud Oregon EXPRESS Conducted
through by the proprietor only will leave per Steamer Of
April o. FOR Panama Acapulco, Mszs1a1, sa:fsmento
Civ San Jose. Astoria. and the Mines
The proprietor has spared 10 labor or expense 20 MAKE
hI. Express al tha the busness public demand Having
made lie most complete genents with no best Trans
raJn Ageuts OF The sghmIs and with those o, tie Al
snc ard Psefc Mail Steamers on the IVO Oceans, con-
dgcDg the Express through aud attending al business
peysOusy place o. messed TendeTs certain that
BE- ca forward packages Ofsu kacs ard DO al business
recu Cd OF a. Express 10 eSs ne 10 be..er and
NJ cas- expense lhGu be done uEdeT sny OIher
TIE proprietor has conducted he press through 20 San
FfsrcfcO bnc back i've times and kss never Os Goods
Lac deAir Cd lie lshmus for 81 OBJ
% AL God DusI and al other Freight Insured and
shipped a. tie lO~ett raes Particular stenusn ray 10
had By FAMILIES crossing TIE Ist1mus to California AID
Mosl approved cove aaces 'urLssec oy and and Waef
fefecnco Hon. Bg;.rr King. san Fr4nc.sco L II.
Eascom. D., sln Joe Phe!ps knSuSa. 20 Peal.
o. L. 2. sgisr. g Ws.ts- Coleman steis3o As.oF
House. New YORK Hon RIus CsOaie. Hon T. {. Win
lhrop sniL-. Ober = Co Hsgerhili-st. blstno
Ot,ees-sAN FRANCl7cO. - Claysi NkN-KO1A,
= " SET BOSTON 81 CJIrl-sI hrzc ~ Srsl,les 81
al w. AUGUSTUS ELLIOTT, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
LINE to CHAGRES

4 INDEPENDENT LINE 10 Ch AUhEo
E-OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY The splendid
double engine steamship PROxErHEUs Will leave
MONDAY, 28h inst; and IS she has proved herself the
fastest steamship sos guarantee her 70 arrive st Cha
gres ahesd OF the S Mail steamer Ohio Of Ih nst aud
10 time for her passengers leave Panama by one OF Inc
steamers OF ION May on 10 Ssl Francisco before
the Isl OF Jupe. State Rooms $40 Cabin so Storage
so Letters 0cenis Freghis 40 cents 10 "a FfAnclscO
~ BEkFORD s. cos.
s2i 81 Vesey-sI. Asor House, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
ENOR SAN FRANCISCO and ORE

NOR SAN FRANCISCO and ORE
II GON-Exlrs Family Steamer. On lat Jans By The
through nne from Pansma 10 San ancisco-The well
known ana layOrlle Steamer
SARAH SANDS,
1900 ions having uos extensive and convenient accom-
modalious FOR famies-sepsrate state rooms Ia botn
saoo and sec nd cabn-w be despatched ~ the Pacific
Mall Steamship Company. on he LEI June, hom Panama
Her trp from San francisco was performed IN twenty
che DAYS She will ready receive on board immedi
AeJ on their arrival Panama tho Passengers intending
y 20 by her. and by leaving New York n The steamer
which will despatched the riidde OF May, 20 connect
with her and by ayang Of Ee reduced rates % afe hey
will secure ceTtsnty ard economy offered ~ no other
slesuer For tickets, which WILL be-ln me SfoOn S1o
from Panama to San Francisco ID CsDin el5o-Appyt 10
ROWLAND AsPlNWALL. 81 4 % South e. slo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
.TEW-YORK & ERIE RAILROAD

= r. w OIlh u
NTh, line leaves daily pier foot Of D0snesi
NossTSc WAY TRAIN at 81 A N. Tor Ousye, PeTmont,
and ali Intermediate stations. Passengers by mis- Hnn
connect Al IN ferns with tho Morning NJ all train for al
non. west Of Geneva MORNING NAL TRAIN al A. III,
sonnng al ali the stations west OF snhsfns arriving Al
Gsppssys The zane evening WAY TRAM st3t r. NJ. fst
Piernont Ousvile and s intern ediao stations EyEsIs9
WV FRars al 81 for 8uerns Ousyiis and 81 inIefmedb
~. .,.,,o,, MIGHT Expsgss Tssts A6 P. M.
~ CHAS HIEOf. sgpefnlondsnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

~ TO CALIFORNIA Cheap Postage -Po-,ake. IA
Gems; FriEf.s gH C---s e - Sllg.- N-Wspa cts B
e. >. py - brc@'-d {. N-xl s0Iem~n vil by he
feet steamship PRONE III sI-. 90 MONDAY s'ln iosi.
Mas - ~ 4 g. sla. parcels -ls-d '.i Z ~
Iass.ssot Is ID, tst-f. proof rr.-iy o t.. o. n
O. % ST.. Rrffl a.-tf 1.ri-. u-- -,., Al A-is
'-ru 'rscf~I Go PslsH. 4F-s-y-,t, Aso| p. 80
NrT-It'k 60 @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
.0TcuKFEpSIELINE OF BARGES

m harge CLINTON Cspt Wl'sie, every ,. %C-
day EXcHANoE Cap, Ro:sh1n' .y sysry saaTdsy
POlCikEEci or foot o. Murray 81 for passepge, 80,
SsSb The above bsTges are seg9y is5n and
saie ,ed M FOR the cOmior sud 80 .ages
eaDr1 and arrive At s1 ~ si1 rcr further 10
shsron' nnly OF bosrd the bsrges ort' a. Ve.tst
fOrmeiiuH -ff~ WILLIAMSON y VAL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
MAIL LINE between

II 4 BOSTON and NETWORK via SrONlN9TON and
PROVIDENCE-The steamers G. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE leave Pier No. :. North River daily a.
oclocS pm The Commodore Captain VIM II. Frazee.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and friday; tho c Wander
bill Captain Joel Stone or Tuesdays Thursdeys ana sat-
rdsy. On The srga OF hefe a. stopin zton.
proceed oy Railroad 10 Providence ard Boston
fbi. Ii the most direct route from NewYOrk 10 Boston
Tor passage &c apply board the office, 10 sstey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

y sIFURSiA Guns, Central and South America &c
Itdspenssoe And gold miners a. sure pro-
lection sgsnst 0r-isn aggression Visitors 70 The
worries Far require them n they vsii the Coausent
especially n rs present dsgufrec stale AmeucaaB sp-
pVrg FOR Lseft Al ne Lorcon PoIt Oce must produce
theif Passports lssu-d ~
sI5 " j 5 NNNEs. NotarY Public q sroaiwaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
nACIEIC Nail STEAMSHIP COM-

DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY-Only through line for California snd Oregon.
The public ars Informed thai under ne new sirange
hy the Navy Department ard carrying The ned STATES
Mail VIII continue to leave Panama and San francisco on
The lot end 18th days e'ch month unless detained by un
svcdshle sccderis and viii touch Al Acapulco San Diego
Fhe following steamships, belonging TO the Pacific NAL
steamship Company are IN the Pacific, o. watch
will be slwsvs in port al each end OF The route
Oregon. l,(99 tuns; Republic <N tursi
Panama. l,oS7 uns Carollns, oN tgnfi
California, 1850 tuDs; columbus o' Iuni'
Tennessee, $50 tuns; lttnmus
hOFiheTeT, l,No tunsi unicorn, o." tuL'
Columbia, SEQ iunt Antelope
TIE new steamship Columbia will ply between sac
Francisco and pos In Oregon awaiting al the former pOr
lhe srrvs Of uss and pssfsngers from Panans snd
returning Without delsy with The mails ana passenke"o i
the steamer from ssn Francisco.
regular line OF prOpelers will he Kept Tor 1ne Uens-
poraOr OF freight and Transient passengers Oersn rSl'
The well known steamship Sarah Sands Of 80 tons bur
then row under charter 10 the company ard pecuharlJ
coumodioUs her csbio Arrangements VII - kept rum
ming IS an extrs family boat.
one Of Inc above steamers will keep tbs connection
between Acapulco snd the other Mexican pori L
The connection IN Atlantic viii be maintained Oy 'oe
United STATES Mall Steam Ships ,,,.-
Georgia, 500 tunsi Crescent Guy i,ov 'uusi
ohio 5 00O TIM. Cherokee, ! ,S9O Guns'
Emnire Civ 1000; Phlsdephis. .o,0 suns.
Leaving New-York for Chsares on ue lIu SUI 'oN "
The new steamship Eldcrsdo and the Falcon will form
4se iins betwesn New Orleans and Chsgres leaving 81
,ucb nsriod, a, u insure ss te detention possible on
the Is,bmus and hrging with the Pacific steamships
through ue to and from New Orleans sn1 porn 10 meo,
California ard Oregon Passage fsom New Orleans can
be secured from ARMSTRONG, LAWEHsoH X co.
Fhe fare for through tickets from New York 70 Gan Fran
cisco has been reduced from 400
$500 In STATE Rooms to...............'..'s 80
aSS0 IN Lower Cabin iO..........'...'.ss -
500 IN SteerBee. ;, ~. To-
YORK. ChAgrss Will 10 A. lnn low
adopted by safe sea-ssoenor oe'W-en tnose po
Fo choice OF behs apply Al the ohce ot ue Company
81 and IS Souih-sL, or Al tneir Agency Ia Wesrs@
81 D&Wn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
sIORNING LINE FOR ALBANY

IAVOTllNILNO LINZ EOIt hfLt tA* -
IVA The and elegant Steamer REINDEER, Capt.
Albert DEGROOT. will leave NeRfork from pier foot 81
Murray.sL, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday morn
ing al o'clock and returning. leave Albany fuetdaysi
fhursdsys and Saturdays 81 tie same hour, making ne
usnal landings each way. ~ Meals served board
N. B. EorfaTIher Information apply % JAMES BISHOP
CO.. Beaver a.. Hew-I ork Fare 70 NevbuIgn and
POkeepaie. 50 cens. mnx9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
OAMDEN AYs AMBOY RAILROAD

~ LINE, from NETWORK to PHILADELPHIA,
Ieaves Pier No J. North River by steamboat John fouer,
Az n and RI M Fare 10 hrs-cess cars - second,
s. To Freehold 10y uoroirg line ony) ~ Genus Emf
IRA BLISS. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
ALWAYS CURED

badness ALWAYS CURED.-A
uxuriant head OF hair, whsEers eyebrows or moas
ches can always be gGinec with 6bsouts csrsiry il :
shorI lime by tbs use OF HARNEYs AMERICAN VEG
ETABLE hair TONIC guarantee VIII 10 glyen
whether the Of hair be natural or accidental PROVIDED
the cirscrus be followed y every particular Tbs prep
ArEor has been used by large number OF persons WIZ
the NEST gratifying results ana go upvGryng has 0een ia
success il restoring hair bad heads t.s. the proprietor
fees warranted IN Challenging the production OF slne
case hal csnao be cured by The application o. ne Amer
can Vegetable Hair Tonic sGe by J. NJ Alt'er, .!
Fulion.Il Ring, 49, Broadway l. COdtinSion. us
co; A L Scoylle L Co. SIC BrosdwSy; Il. T. PlercJ,
Principal Agent 81 WlloughbysL Brooklyn
tnSl In W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
nor BRIDGEPORT, HOUSATONIC

IL and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fare 70 esn. -, s
Steamer ALICE, Capt Weess will Leave Ise ps, To- =,
MARCIA every Tuesday Thurstay and satliaeO -
O'Clock A. NJ Returning wi leave the hA.iJ 49,. a, =
Bridgeport every Monday. Wednesday srd rnasy
O'clock 81 Freight for Bndgepof. &c NC es,, a.
he Of CO on he pier lsi lm'l w. ID. SLATER AgL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
TRAVELLING.

REMITTANCES FOR ENGLAND
EelRELANO AND SCOTLAED-Drans from 81 up.
sEds, On sac which will he cashei IN sny part o. TIE
United Kingdom Also packages Of Al descr puons for
Esrded 70 al Places 10 Europa
EDWkRDs. SANFORD & Co
@-iSm % AZ Adams Cos is Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

CALIFORNIA.-TranspouariOn scross
~ the lsthmus OF Panama ZACHRISSON NELSON
eco Of Panama from their long experience on tne lsuh,
mus being established there since $780, arc well prepared
to transport freight tho lshmus Or take J! through
TO San FrancGco al shippers opuon bus e4ca Pschase
must he of portable sile and weight and properly ~
eied az " Co responsible Tor damage or ac-
fident il The charges Oi uaaspOrauOu 70 %
prepad IL keW-NOrk.
Agents in ChaRros-ZACHRIssos NELSON i hfAMs.
Ageutin Cruces and GOrgons-J0HN FUscK.
For particulars apply TO ~ .,,,,
az IN 4. LAC dhlooO.t 4 ~ % " aH-o~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
& RELKNAP.
II 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

n ). MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
OsPANY-FOR NEw-ORLEANS DIRECT. via
HANANA.-On SATURDAY. April y, at P. M-fsre
keduced-Yhe splendid coub e-eng ne steamship OHIO,
SoCo iuns burhep, JAS FlSolaY scHENcS ; n. Com
mander will sail precisely al ocock, P NJ from her
pier 81 foot Of WNren-st N with The Government
Mails, direct for Hsvans and Ne~-Oreans
ChagYes passengers Transferred a. Hsvans 70 ne spcn-
did double eu gine stesmshis FALCON
Ere hi taken TO NewO Orleans 81 SIC per cubic foot
Specie Only tafen on freight to Havara
No bills OF siding Will be sgn-d sner the steamer hS
sailed
For freight or passage apply the oice Of the Com
slts26 NJ O. RoBEsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
NEW-YORK a. NEW HAVEN RAIL

lNROAD-This line leaves Csnal.sI s,aion-Accomno-
dalton Train Al IT'S A. A.; Express fraD, NJ; Accom-.
mediation Train A M Express Train, p. "a. Aocom'
MOD ation Train for New.H Haven a. r NJ, and Comma.
t.iiop Train for BndgspOn al z NJ Passengers are re-
rnested 10 procure dcken before taxing s1ss 10 The
e. b. MASON. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
NEW AND ELEGANT CARPET

lNINGs SMITH KNAPP, 254 Broadway oppo-
site Cy Hall have uI received bv The late arrivals large
Invoices OF RIcH VELVET and TAPESTRY CARPETiNGS,
containing come beautiful paerus SURPRISING IN
rchuess OF coOng anc elegance Of design anything ever
before imported, and only to DO seen al their extensive
WhreTOUma
they also invite sueadon their complete assortment
Of English Brussels Imperial Three Ply En- Slsh Saper
IuRrsin Venetian Csrpeung. Beet Quslity English Oh
CoIhs well seasoned OF Hare 4 Co. Bath, aud kndon
and Smith BAbers celebrated manufacture
Thess GOOcs all Of their own importau IN, aud nav
Ing been selected with the greatest care from me besl
European manufacturers comprise the largest Rni oesl
selected sssornen, Of choice CRrpeUngs ever exhibited
In this country.
Domestic Carpets and Oh Cloths OF every description
ard cusy-sn OF watch goods offered al the oweil
cash prices all I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
MEDICAL.
Perry DsvIs
PAIN klLLEk, is the

Perry DBviIs
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is the
article in the world for the immediate relief OF Ex-
terns snd Internal Complaints Full directions tof lis us9
will he found IN the Peep "a Pamphlet published 10y the
proprieors copy Of which will be given with every
hottie For ssie az W hOlessle 10 New Nork, by
Abb & D. Sands, TOO FutlOu-sIi William Burgee, 81
Cortlsnd.st l. Minor Co. 2l4 Fuonst Geo W.
Msybee 81 Nassau e.; Hsvilsnd Reese Co 80 Msldet-
lane; NJ Ward Co. IS DO; AlcOW, Mckisson Koo0ioH
IL do Leeds Fszzsrd, III do; } + Trppee 70 do,
Norton Bsbcock Wood. lS9 do r &. hayiland Co ~
Broadway; Haydock Cories Clay, = Pearl ST G. y
Chckener Co. 81 Bsecaysl; koop, Fischer Co Ne"-
a. and John Csrle Co. l5S Wslerss Also tor sac by
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
And buy none but Tie GENUINE ORIGINAL PAIN Kill
LER manufactured 0y The proprietoIs ~
FERRY, DAVIS SON,
u Hish-st Providence.
NIB The PAN Killer belongs exclusively 10 FER.
RY DAVIS Il SON ss Trade MAJ, ss recently decided
bx he upteue Count = 5mF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
DRY GOODS, sc.

4 INEN.-English Baby Linen and La
<cies Under Clothiug embroidered and braided babes
Closts Sacks Dresses and Jenny Lines Boys Bionses
&c Lad Is supplying their 0wn GI ma OF EN-
brodey done TO order Please observe the number oi'
Green mlch " between kea5e and duane az wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
ARRANGEMENT-Com-

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
~ menc.ng March Sl.-RAMAPO AND PATERSON
RAILROADS EXPRESS Trsns cave sna-rus 40 ioiows.
or on the arrival Of the Ere trains Az ct 0ciocs
stopping only Al Peterson ard Pssssic Bridge q 0cock
A ~ stopping only a. Hohohuts Pslsrson and Boiling
sprirg aI7t M, stopping only ~ HohoEus Paterson
Leave New.York al 7 O'Clock A. NJ. stopping only al
Paterson and Honokus 81 a O'Clock r NJ Stopping Only
NJ Boiling Spring Passsic Bdge and Psersoni ato O'Clock
p NJ stopping only al Ps;er,oo and hohosus The rx-
pres. rsns leave MAketst station, Paierson fot New
York Al 81 and A NJ and a or on The arrival Of hs
usiu, from suderns. The ny trains stop al Bergen on
signal -.
WAY TRAINS leave Suherns a. ~ A NJ ADD Ne"-fofk
81 2 M stopping 81 ali the stations below Paterson aud
a. the stations above on signal
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Sufefus al ct h.-LeaYe New
York 81 r ~, stopping Aboye Paterson ohiy al ho-
hoAus go, ,-,..
PArERsoN TRAINS leave Paterson al and u O'Clock
NJ and "A and "a O'Clock Z. MLssye Now YORK o. %
and 10 A. NJ and ~ aud 81 O'Clock z NJ
SUSDAYs Msfketst station a. ot O'Clock A. IA,
or on arrival OF the train FROM SudernsLeaye Ps.etson
depot al O'Clock z. M-Lesye Newly ofk 81 ocloek
Paterson dolly Al Huylers and Boiling spring m-su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

DEGULAR 5 O'CLOCK P. NJ. OppO-
n siton Boat for ALBANY and Intermediate Landings
Fare 50 cents TO Hudson The steamer SANTA CLAUS,
Capt Emenoon will leave the pier foot OF BarcaysI
(south Gel every Monday, WedL ssdsy and frdsy Al
bany every Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday, st4 O'Clock
Pm. .,
above o Gamer will leave every SUNDAY AOhNlNoH
O'Clock. returning same evening. $40 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
NEIWSi1NXSS0IRK nend, NIEW Z! n An.

NsTEANSHIF LINE.-Ine nov aASavss
engine steamships
WINFIELD SCOTT. Capt Kenney Couinari. ? loo tuna
UNION, Capt + ). Budd. 1880 taua-
Compose ibis Line and Wi. leave New York and New.
Orleans the let and 18Th Of every month al o'clock n
the afternoon except when those dates fall on Sunday
wren the ships will leave on Monday, G same hour
The WINFIELD SCOTT VII ,esve New.fOrk on the
ls Of April and the UNION e LEI ot April IRON New
Orleans
These ,hips built with .reSs and cost and
no skill or expense spared secure strength speed and
comfort They in every respect nrs, class see steamers
Fer fteigh, or passage apply ~ '0GoEs:
For steamer Winfield Scott 70
DAVIS, BROOKS Il 60, IS Brosd-s.
For steamer Union TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
NOR H1RTFORD-Direct. Tit

II Steamer HERO, Capt n klnkl u ,ysry
East River steamboat place, Pecs sup c' gor i1rb.r
Monday and Yrtdev afternoon. at oeocs ~, ~ a
inform alton inouire On board or Of kt9 sos,s.t
NIL II 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

OJERsEY-fhsl line leaves New. YORK dSily by leam'
boat RED JACKET. Pier l, North River, al A. NJ;
ns,sengeTs r M freight aud al r. NJ passengers. and
bv New Jesev Railroad foot OF COTlsnds a. s9 A. ~ and
Al nd n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
1NTM. s. VANDERBILT would call
OOTHJNG AND TAILORING.-

Coats Vests ard Pants OF every description resdy made
together with splendid stock OF the very pest Frsncn
F5gnsh and American Cloths Csssimeres Hnc Nesunss
,pendise everything fashionable and durable hrs-Ise
o. ~, - - r. cssh MD SmMWS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

VNHE WATER-CURE AT ROUND
j HILL. NORTHAMPTON, Msss Is the most delight
fl and attractive Institution OF a Kind IN The country, &c
cessne bv railroad from the North South East aud Wesl
The following ere OF the advantages which render
Round HI desirable residence for nysids and tnsif
i1ends End Tor others desire comfortable hore
Pure air extensive and delightful scenery, and an eleva'
teo md healhful location Large and pleasant rooms,
Insitnftous 8 nrsctical and experienced Physician
Z Intelligent and efficient Nurses D. Abundance of lie
purest spriDg o diet adapted for those VINO 81
Inc zane ume wish 10 i've well, ana DO well while h-y
i've great variety Of rural walks and pleasant drives
In the vicinity g. A Gymnasium win Btlhsrd-room and
Bowling Alleys A.
address c A. HALL, NJ D. Resident Physician, or Al
FRED RANDALL ESQ, Agent. al l<HFM&N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
pIANOS-Two 81 octave osewood
DIANO-FORTES.--V. +. HARRI-
DREMIUM ARCH. BOTTOM PIANO

Il SON - Canal 81 wsreroom ID story Offers Dr sale
o. ehod assortment OF Rosewood PIANOS o! o. and
octsves with ihe latest Improvements. si9 I'm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19
Large and Respectable.

Some years ago, when Pike county,
Pa. contained only forty Wing voters,
(she has over two hundred now, good
men and true, a meeting was held
which numbered five persons. The gen
tleman called to the chair was over six
feet IN height and stou; in proportion,
end the secretary, though less in physi-
cal size, was full man in point of good
morals. The proceedings, which were
entered into with a commendable spirit
oil unanimi,y, were duly noted down,
and at the conclusion the Secretary was
requested TO read his minutes for the
approval Of the meeting.
lie rose aud commenced" AT 1
large and respectable meeting of III,
Wing citizens of Pike county,
stop, SIR, interrupted the chairman
at is hardly proper 10 describe by sucl
a phrase a meeting Of only five persons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19

20, yes, it is perfectly proper, said
the secretary. You see, sir, you are
large and am respectable-that makes
1.-THE language hits the case TO hair.
The chairman caved in'-ihe voting
crowd of three unanimously sustaining
the secretary--aud shortly afterwards
the public prints duly announced, 10 the
delight Of one party and the chagrin OF
the other, that "a large and respectable
meeting Of Wings had been held in Old
Pike--the very Gibraltar Of Pennsylva-
MA Democracy
The moral Of this is, that the meaning
of the phrase large and respectable,
when applied to political gatherings,
should occasionlly, to prevent mlsap-
prehension, be taken in Picktcickian
sense.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19

UNIVERSAL BnoTHERHooD.-I believe,
my lords, that the sun, IN his benehcen'
progress round the world, does not behold
a more glorious sight than that OF men, sep
arated from remote people by the material
bounds and barriers of nature, united by
the bond Of social and moral community
BURKE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19

A fellow was doubling whether or not
he should volunteer to fight the Next
cans. One of the flags waving before
his eyes, bearing the inscription, " Vic
tory or Death, somewhat troubled and
discouraged him. Victory is a very
good thing said he, but why put i'll
victory or death Just put, said he,
: victory or cripple, and I'll go that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19

There is a project on foot at Naples TO
exungush the fires Of Vesuyius As the
bottom Of tie nam crater is several thou
sand feet below the level Of the sea, II is
proposed to dig a canal from the sea to the
crater, the expense of which will exceed two
millions of dollars. The 6nc land thus to
be reclaimed, viii more than ten times pay
the expense Of executing the grand design.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19

TURNING THEM TO AccouNT.-One of
the pyramids Of Egypt, aud other tombs and
temples, are now IN progress OF beng con-
vcrtcd INTO stone quarries, Ia order to fur
nIsh building materials for new palaces. -
Monuments Tor the dead thus give place to
homes for the living
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19

Still THEY COME During the first four
months Of the present year the number of
foreigners that arrived at New York was
30, l57 more than in the corresponding
months of 1850. More than halt Of these
were Irish, proportion Of whom were IN .
state of the most ablect poverty, and often
incapacltated by disease, deiormty, or old
age Tor sel-support
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19

A friend Of ours was congratulating
himself upon having recently taken a
oery pleasant trip. Upon inquiry, we
found that he had tripped and fell into
a young lady's lap.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19

a busy PLAcE.-Durlng the quarter en-
ding March 3lsi, the enormous number OF
G,409, III letters passed through the New
York postsoilice. The average number OF
distinct mails made up and despatched for
the same quarter is 4 800 each day. An
enormous quantity Of newspapers also daily
pass through the office, adding Immensely
TO the labor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-19

why is dis hat like dc United States 2
said Pompey TO Squash, holding up his
diIapidated beaver. Cos, cos, donno,
nigger We'll cos it's not subject to
a cro,cR. Yah, YAH