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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

Portrait Of Washington. We have received
from the publisher John $. Taylor, New York,
an engraved copy of Stuurts admirable portrait
Of WASHINGTON, in the attire described in the
sketch in our last This is a large and well ox-
ecuted engraving, suitable for framing, and is
furnished at the cxceedine moderate price of
81. On sending that sum to the publisher, a
copy viii be sent by mail free of postage and
carefully wrapped upon a roller, so as to be safe
ly transmitted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

ken in saying that the petition he presented rec
commended only
MIR Foote-1 call the Senator to order. II is
not in order to discuss the subject of colonial
ton in presenting this petition.
The Chair said the Senator from New llamp-
shire is not in order.
Mr. Hale-All | have TO say is, that | am glad
that have elected such tender regard for the
rules. Laughter.
Mr. Wmtcomb moved the petition be laid on
the table.
Mr. Turney snid the other petitions had been
referred. and why should not this be.
Mr. Tootc demanded the yeas and nays, which
were ordered. The roll was called aud many
senators present did not vote Before the vote
was announced, Mr. Foote demanded an enforce
lncnt Of hc rule, which requires every Senator
to vote.
Sir Yuleo said the call for the enforcement of
this rule was probably aimed at HIM. lie would
sly that hc did not NOT vote ON this, and had not
voted on similar questions, for particular rca-
son.
Mr. Foote insisted on the enforcement Of the
rule
Mr. Yulec said that he would state his reasons
Objections from various quarters.
MIR Jefferson Davis considered the Senator
had right 10 state his reasons for not voting
NIr Nulec then asked 20 be excused from vot-
/ ing. Tho reason why he did not vote was, that
resolutions were now pending before the leglsla-
ture OF Florida not TO vote on any questions con-
necied with the slave law
/ Mr. Ma nguu called ior the yeas and nays on
eNcnslng Mr. iulee. lGroat confusion IN the
Chamber
Mr. llomlin thought all this was ont OF order.
/ Nhile the Senate was voting on one subject no
other vote could be nierposed' as was now con
templated Here was vote within a vote No
person could be excused lromvotng unless he
was excused before the vote commenced
The Ch1ir was understood 90 say the proceed
ings were ont OF order Great confusion
Mr. Bsrneu sah no had been monentarly ont
OF the hail. aud desired tho senator from Fion-
d1 to repeat hs reasons for asking to be exeus-
ca,
Mr uiee again stated hs reasons.
Mf nae asked To be eNcnsei itom voting on
the motion TO excuse the senator from Florida
Laughter lnare was a law requiring all 10
vote. should hal enforce tiis law o. wait Tor
the h'Fner law winch was expected from flon-
On Laughter
Mr seward SAID he considered IT matter to
DC ludgeu OF py every one for himself, whether
TO No'e or MOI To wore ON amy question. lie would
no. toie to conn, y another To vote.
Mr foote was glad me New hampshire SEN
ator lad exposed the higher law principle tie
was however, somewhat surprised TO see the
oena'ois from ~" ORR and flonda liarmonzed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

Complimentary. "What good paper Won
gave US las, week'-sad lady reader. Wen
1t 'rds very good number, and with rood luck
we mean TO give more of the same sort. This
weeks paper has less variety, but every reade,
Will find the leading article (Mr Webster's reply
TO Husemann) exceedingly able and interesting
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

rue on The Railroad. We usderstond that
car loaded with charcoal took fire (frou the coal
on Monday at West Randolph, aud car and car
60 were entirely destroyed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

Missouri u. 5. SENATOR. So. Louis, Jan
l'm;-On the 26th ballot for U. S. Senator, the
result was as follows: Greyer 20, Benton SIS,
Greene 81. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
A SHORT ANSWER to WIN. JUD-

= n sON an1 the kU BbkR COMBINATION -fer tne
past month the papers have teeme With fresh s12p' ot
flse snc malicious attacks II H. D,V and h bgsi
al eanltins from Wm Jrds1n. the sgent partner
and co. gnsel ot the Rubber Monopolss 4 i-gA oDnu0R
from such source s Il course worth ns~erug All
his abuse l. equally cOntemgtIhie
tslins n THIS he now assue> - speaN ~ .. C1llo
ration oi Ruo-r VI lngros.s and threaten, q 1r>- te
nj customers heg dare = buy goods irlm Day Ihis
To odd tck = De patented and th- pubic ctni ~
gulle-i anJ loHsrr The best gods s command the mar
ket, and II TIE CoT5usiIJn Do really make ther sps
according 70 GOody Patent. AL the threats vii I's
maze thsf goods sell prevent - lrers from tyns
~ goods nc are r0' Male iccorns - U -S1 eA-s glue
and uoi2>se, plfer;
f1r The past ilIr these wholesale 1no01zs-s II
the .ghts 4 thr people vh stsre = -omDe-'a h threats
oi the is~ have tsy oHt ttat Dtg tine bld
that he could strnf anv longer and yet he h-r
ready ans Ie MAINTAIN ~ rsHts ln .hs only
Which the t0iabiuai0 dar- % p-n- . rrt.
thes were beaten And Day v-rict bu- he ha> nft
heard Il that They Aave fN1 the c3ys, 10 ~4c the
sureile> re liable
Lei them hrag iher lrt1hs = tgla ant 1-,mse them
laN and justice - tAer hearts content.
Let them one into CoaTr n the daIs Their 1gS ~
Their go,i> aLd tie rthTs Is customers
equally ys-@- The lul--c ar tI-et l; suc1 a.gsus
yiSu II II DAY
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
DRIIJJANT DISCOVERIES -" III

II z TJTIN4 y I UIfN'|'7' IlIN IIfs7 IIN
Decaptation Of Thos Ewbank Esq ConrussiOner OF
Patents bv the executive of Day snOst wonderful
dlcoyenes honor OF which he gave Select Dinner
Imaginative merely
The payment Goodyear 1917 of IS 900 or license -
work under Goodyeags Patent which Da has only lately
discovered lsof no use great discovery but made too
late t. benefit him-
DAYS offer of Sj1resanl for the conviction Of rnger
on ooiy Patents whic he himself Rad been the
chief and the only infrngcr brilliant concep-
ton of Day' and undoubtedly original with HIM
DAY discovery o Good ears great secret OF TicaniLng
Rubber ll before IN cation for MS Patent there
for at O. Day Oi on 500 paid 10 nan VINO hah
learned tie secret GoodyeaTs factory was brilliant es
hirtIon of genius and affords striking proof II
hOw CLOSELY Inventor VII sometimes follow upon the
heels of another Ylo "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
Two THE PUBILC.-INDlA RUBBER

i SHOES Our attention has been called to alyer-
tlsemcnt by Horace II. DAY. published IN the NewNork
Herald of July H. 1851 and the Courier ana Enquirer II
date, IN which, after much unmerted abuse Of oW
attorney Wm Juds0n Esq, he asserts that Ts ffre NOT
charge h7 nth pfrlfl7g G00dgcGrS Patents under or
and that he does no, infringe iosyears Pa
tents IN the manufacture Of shoes.
We have purchased our license Tor the Manufacture y
India Rubber Shoes under Goodea Patents ami paid or
money, and are daily tan cr the same anf any
other might have done the disposed 10 d.
rather than pirate Goodyears Patents We think II
10 purchase right to valid patent than 70
infringe Il. Nj Day after having been prosecuted. ac-
know ledged GcOdyear> nights. made settlement aud
agreed future g. infringe his patents lie now at
tempting not only II infringe sst patents but to nure s
also who have ur large deratn purchased our Il
and wors under them aud rf caGrge Nr Day
dirccfis. and tfqf sgH1ieS with pratns
upon Gocyears Patents IN the manufacture 81 TIE shoes
which hs offering the public and we give notice thar
he and all who concerned with hun purchasing ~
vending his shoes made violation of SAID patent rigN
will be prosecuted New-York. July ~. 1851
L. CANDFE. Harvard Rubber Co. by
WM A BUCKINGHAM. Treasurer,
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co
II HUTCHINSON, President,
FORD & co lyIoU
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
CAUTION To THE PUBLICAN

" vuicanIzed ate Rubber. Hel black and other
col0rs nlt stamped by HoraOe Day. GOODYEARS =
PATENT. According - l-s covenant AZ lcsE>r from
Goodyear infnnsemert " ocy elTs Patent, sad
a. dealers purcn II these goods equally Ia
be trespaSsers upon GOOye1rs acAnowe edgsd nights
with Horace Day himself tie MlAer OF such goods, and
VII he prosecuted acco7iing.v Dag has 4 license from
GOODYEAR - MAKE Shlrre1 Gn1ds only. and Jew sm4
articles rs psyng tarf - Goodyear 81 three cents per
sard eQua. about muls esch pair II pngress
Boot, while Day himself CHARGES ter cents per for he
of Coodyelrs Shrrei Goods Congress Bo',s % the
hirdworkIng shpcmasers. All the India Rubber shoes
made hy Horace II Day. are an Infringement upon
selves E.0le damages 10 Mr GOODYEAR the pa
teRtee
In behalf Of Hayward Rubber Co. Newark I r. c.,
l.. Candee = oru Co. and others. els 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
JEW ELRY, &c.

New Goods fron EiuDp>
WATCHES. JEW WELRY and SILVER
w WARE sou IRE BROTHER, y gltons st and
isz Bow W. II the interest u ~ Who WISH
the above goods By arrangements II kIoe and tIe
uanuactoues aere II eating goods rOm lie FRS; hands
10 make their yurchAses ether store, n s.oa - s-
Bowev.
Gold Watches DR. Cooper TOBIAS. Beesey al Jthers
Gold patent lever Icnes, irA le~ele1
Gold Watcaes. correct tuners lOf e5~ers and cji -
ors II railroads
Gold uateAt lever " atchrs fsr LADIES'.
God and s-yer Haches II Al KINDS.
Gold Chans. new art.cr. the cnatelA.A FOR lltl-.
Gold wedi-Dg Rr<>, mldse Sprs>s-y for tha purpose
God Loekets .lAe watches. Open Dofn sl1es
Silver Tss-sets. FORKS Spoons, Ladies' ~
Silver are tie pride business, and are ,etsr
the reputation Of selling all silver s'iil
g. dollars, and ta2, : arranteG standard.
Cake Baskets, Clstors Cindlestcks, waters &c kc-
Our Htle-sL gods warranted represented each AZ
tce ths yrce marked p4.a figures one pTce ARD cs,A
oulv yl1 3mTuThxs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
WATCHES, ,JEwELRY aad SILVER

w WARy-A ven lirgs aSSnT1taeas Of tae s-ses
sryl, Of rh Je~ey 81 svry pattern me gold ant silver
raadai Of allss At ve.y ns-derse prees cs1 e~ s,snd
aF " PACHTNANNS I-welTy S;1rs 10 Caaii-s;
Naicsrs Jevey ana Silver A. masf - Sur sai care.
s.T repaired ClIfxn,A Gali ,s.sn n stchaI<s. and
n,s. rr too-,l.- ~ In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
DUEITNATIC and PARALYTIC


REMEDY These Powders one of the most yalu-
able preparations known for Rheumatism their operation
and actsn appear 20 be specific, # not midhle they
f,rma,maon ~ tho kdneys and gravel complaints Per
cali on the following persons aad Judge for themSeNes OF
the wonderful curative properties Of these powders
Mrs Low bS Vandam 1t has been afflicted WIN paralysis
the pas 10 wears and benefited by the use oi these 20"
ders
Samuel Taft I6i Madison st. cured OF n very
severe rheumatic affection by the oi these powers az
ter having tired several remedies without am beneht what
ever. =,
rrter Henderson, lTs Maison-S St efecualiY cured
of rheumatic amencsS hy the 90 these powders, attr
his uhvsc an had abandoned HIM as hopeless case. .
Sir The past two years have been severely afflicted
with pam IN my head and chest tired the usual remedies
recommended fr tins and found benefit from
chem Your powders cured these - tn
feel no inconvcn ence whateyer now IN walking should
al, person wish reference Of the curative properties q"
r,,ur powders you refer them 10 me
' WILLIAM JOHNSON
Srameu's Temp~rancc Boarding House CariiSle->f
Mrs H,riS. 70 Gardner.st Newark. has been afflicted
the uasi three wear, itb the head and
shoudeT and has taken box of these Powders and now
finds herself wonderful illv hcnehttod IA health
Abraham Provost 81 Soyenteenth-st. was relieved OF
yesy severe attack GIase h the Of one box OF these
Powders
In severe of Rheumatism lnment s also used A.
ln Oitw ard applo on. snd sold with the Powders
These purgatrc Powders put rp IN boxes anu te III
rectiuu, labelled on them Puce - cents box.
PREPARED aud sold. wholesale aud retail. by
CHARLES FON. 2ll. Oylson->t y Y
am dby George Low 50 " tnut-st NCwaIk aug NlhwN'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
MEDICAL.
DRoWN's ESSENCE of JAMAICA

DROWN'S ESSENCE of JAMAICA
JGINGER Tn. ls 4 remedy ~hich = n A. lmrs
beneficial lat at ths Whea aftons O ts NoH-
sch ard Bowels : common. ndlv'dCal ~ ftnlf
should De withoutu IL relief ~ ca 'c and 10 pre-
raon.-1Ty t0li, ID hnea AMI DATrhea = Ec and
remedy, sad recognized an prescribed 5' -"
medic n isru.'H
CAUTION -pers1ns desiring acie 'htt Ne rehet
urar prepared from pure Jamaica aser, >a'ld D.
particular 20 aSs oT Browns Es>crcc o. Jamnica Ga
ger which warranted be what represented. and
: prepared only by FREDERICK BROWN. snd ior ale
ms Drug aRd Chemical >orc norta east corner Of knh
and Chs>nut->t PHILADELPHIA
A~,f1r Sale n New YorA Il whoesaic bs X + CHAP
MAN - Fulfon-st RuShiou. CLARKE s. Co. no Broad
Nav. 90 k>oT House and 2-3 lNln. House John hhau
iS3 Broadway. \ [ Me,k Co. - EsAth-ay \ l
Co,iGngton. Il Broadway ard 33 Huison- Thomas
Maxwell 81 Nlllisn.-st and 5s all the respectable DRUG
slst> ana pothecar.eS the turcd States N30 Ian
RENE PLANT. an invaluable remedy
Tor sumner COMPLIANT fox sale n TIE S,-i store 50
Broadwsy I DUNLAP nSi w.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
JEWELRY AND Sill

y -h-'I| =
w VEk WARE Those who ~ = purchase ~ D.
Je~elry and Silver Ware. either AZ Wholesale - r- al
VII fEd Il greatly tkeH advantage . call pl the o.
sSrer. no constantly receiving AZ descfiptOls u V "a
aad Silver aches frO the actarers Il knziand,
Frsnce and Switzerland, which he Is seng a ls,ae
aud retail the YER lON prlces Splendid I4c Chr>-
nousfers and Duplex Watches Flns Cold and STer T. 2
sh Patent Lever Wafches ~ Cooper Toog7S, Beesle
ard others Gold an Silver Detached Lever ard Lepns
Watches Gold Guard FOs and Vest Chains ChAtala.ne
Cha.ns for LADIES' Pure Gold Hettns Rag. Cod
Guard KeSs Fob Kes and seals Gold and Silver Pencils
and Gold Rings Ladies Bracelets, Gold Lorkeis Gold
anu Silver ThnDes. Cl2ns for Watches Cod AID s-
yer Spectscles Sterling Silver spoons. Cups Forks e.
Gold Watches as lOw 81 % So each WatcAes AID
Jrwelry exchanged
AL atchcs warranted % kcep good ,sn. the m5nev
returned Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repl4ed IL The
hest manner anG warranted AMI a. muca iess the
gsqal prces GEO. ALLEN Importer 4 " a;caes anI
Iexelyy wholesale iai Retail II waist ,i New
q second cl6,sr II N BrssisIg g2 s:.r, ssrarry S.
WA--st W.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
IAN FRANClSCO.-ALSOP q co.
EXPRESSES. &c.

ISTHMuS HOTELS.-Chagres Cru.
u ces GoTsnua
iRVING HOUSE a. Caasrcs-w. W Williams Kass
Miller
PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL at GoSSoaa-A .
Miller.
AMERICAN HOTEL a. Cruces-H Mller.u jeN
DEDUCED RATES. S.-Transportation
to California Wa 'hr I>'hmnS oi Panama o. ZacAn,
>on, Nelson \ 60. F'F nartlc Hlar> apply 20
ZACHRI>SON co.
au2 tmTurhASs Agents. s. Al-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
OCEAN STEAMERS.

EOR LNERPOOL.--l'nited States
i Gai Steamship ATLANTIC. Cap; Jane, West will
positively Saii for Liverpool on WEDNESDAY. August
AZ - O'Clock VI from her berth. AZ tn foot Of Canss
No berth secured tail psid too
For freight passage, having unsGnaled accnnmeta-
soas for ely gauce tni comfar apply %
EDW d \ COLLINS, - wall-st
The steamship PACIFIC. Capt Nvc. ~l succeet
The Atlantic. and sad .,auuiN, sug To- NJ le ocic't
Yh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
THE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
comprising tins line are tho -
ATLANTIC, CAPT. West, PAtIFlt, tpt NJs' -.
ACTIC, Capt Lnce, bAlIlC, ttp Coa'"''

Z1tCI CIII IaDtl LUfr, bfI. I'lf 7 ~ N'"'"'
ADRIArIC. CsDt Grafton
These ,qio, have been but by contract, expressly W
Government service every caIe has been taken m hsnoM
sircton AZ al,o IA their Engines s insure strength "a
sueed and their accommodations fUf passshsrfs -
sarned flr elegancr cOHfOr Prize oi passf- ifps
Ee.-York - Liverpool slJy exclusive pse of rta IN
state rooms s3s5. flom Liverpool tO Ne~-Y9fk AZ A
srn.enced attached 90 each ship No berth caa
b. secured n paid for me % these ships su
no. be- accountable for gold, SILVER, bullion, specie Jesei
precios metals, uaess bills "a aiing 4fs assse
h.,.l.- md lie VII m aE.AL ihcrsln ernre..el
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
TO THE PVBLTC-We

Nhave noticed attempt the part of Day 20 involve
ignorant his law suits by publication which ne
has the daring to intimate that the caution published be-
half If The Shoe Association against dealers m Days Shoes
Unauthorized We Onls reply that these who
deal aud doubt will have their doubts speedily removed
upon proof ither implication with Day hs geDents
by purchasing by selling the praed article When Day
services required spaper publications f1r due
notice vii be gwen.
In behalf OF n X Co. Ford Co, L Candee. Hay
ward Rubber Co, ar1 others y.9u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
worms, ,CORNS. CORNS and TOOTH

y ACHE DROPS - BI RR'S Celebrated Corn Save
aud To,h Ache DronS well know be rrocngeG
the PRINCIPAL Drugs and Cherical stores, namely
J Nilhau \ Co.. lS3 Broadway. Charles h kr.. ls3
d.. Thomas 4 Green, 80 10 George Lee aS3 IN. X I.
kier>fcd, 80 d., ". Basel. 81 do. Cod!ins
ton Is do. Chiffon. 20 do John Doid, 81 10. Plmy
Worcester. S5 d.; Wm - Crum0ie. SS2 do. Even Me-
Iuyre. S12 do, y VI Gui,n. l27 Bowery, cousr orssi
Ro5 Sand. iSS BoNer james Crvmhe, cor ot toarth-
st aud Bo~eg VI. Hayes, rs Fulton-sL puucpd Asent
M BrnoklyI.
Likewise st all the principal stores tAous hsut tie city,
and by ne Proprietor, 6S Grand-S;
Likewise ~ 76 Broadway. the Centsal Depot Tor kha-
ger Lnmcnt
A prncipA Agent wanted Tor Boston. Address O the
proprietor SO Grand st, y. Y. post pai. wa im'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
A Desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE

~ for SALE ~ 70 LEASE, at Ezabcthtown, \ j. st
uafed nearly opposite the residence Of Gen scott. The
house large and convenent hall running through the
center There ~ also good carriage house &c ON the
premises with great Of fruit trees and sruery
Terms Of Sale easy Inquire Of ISAAC FORD, 10 Eliza
beth II or of + HALY, on the premises Jy3) w.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
A Valuable WATER PRIVILEGE and

IA MILL for SALE os TO LET-A mil privilege con,
tanning fall Of % feet a never failing stream Oi
water with power to operate i2 900 or $4,000 SPIN
dies and about % Of land Also substantial granite
Mill 40tGO three and attic with water whee and
main shaftng therein five dwelling houses two enemens
each dye house house barns &C thereon standing
miles from harbor on Narragansett Bay The proposed
Plnnfeld Railroad will within few rods of the mil
The MN and privilege will be sold low aple0 i' soon
or will be let for series of years reasonable terms For
further information. inquire Of J or W WAkEFlELD al
" - ~ myi 2awWSStf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Marufac-
y tured under GOODYEARS Patent.-The NswSrs
India Rubber Min1factGrn- COmDaIS - Maiden
lane. New York factOry. Newark NeH Jesey.-rbls
Company manufacturers and wholesale dealers IL al
the dlferen; articles manufactured under Goslyea
Patent and guarantee all their goods as being equal IN
quality 20 representation Merchants requested
call All goods are warranted 10 stand any climate. The
most liberal terms to country dealers
HIRAM HUTCHINSON President.
WARREN ACKyRNAN. Secretary. le25 2nDkTW'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
NOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESI-

bENCC. Ia YARN :! about ls acieS. about one
snS MALI north Of F,shkl Landing, On the Hudson
er with fruit OF every Kind IN abundance hne sreah
M water and good buildings II OF the nnesi sMna
toms in NewAurgh Ray Inquire os HASbkOI n y
ROICE Newhurgh or W STEPHEN BRiNCkERHohf'
=" ~. n,sm,se, V2& lmruIhSS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
AT PRIVATE SALE-Wiliamsburgh

IA Property-A HOUSE and LOT of ground situated
on Seoondst commencing Is # from the northwesry cor
~ Secnnd and South second ST The house entirely
and built the substantial and workmanhke nannei
three high. with basement IS frame house Y
feet by 30 depth " rooms all the walls
Of which ~ hard finished The lot Is feet front and rear
BY IS feet depth portion Of the purchase money can
,eman ON bond and mortgage For pnce and further par
tlculars Of the above property, apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AnctioneeI' ! bf'Ao-s''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
OF of the subscriber. On the premises.
au2 iwSTuATh' THOMAS MABEE.
ECOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY

n RESIDENCE with from 10 rs acres of Land stu
te6 a, the PowclOn House about one mile north of
he vase of Newburgh. The house entirely new. aud
contains ~ civ. apartments including bath room The
grounds are furnished with the necessary buildings
aud slrat variety of the choicest ui, trees
full hearing selected with great from Downngs Car
deu Ncplace cn the Hudson River commands more
fuer prospect ~ possesses healthy loCa
TIE premises evtend from the street leading 10 the
village the RIVER and adjoining the ganen NJ Charles
Dowsins. Esq Inquire of b. h MACE. Newhursh
IVA NMW A IN 2tawtf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
FOR SALE e. TO LET.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-Amity-stre
"a Prooerts The valeabe brick HOUSE and LOT u
rround known a. 1914 AmIty street between McDolsa,
"a the lot IS fee. front ana
rear by lls feet IN depth the house finished IN excellent
s,ye With al mOd.rn improvements tor conyeniencs o
ai.o The valuable property known 2zi, S3s ana -
cnIl,y s,reet directly OF the above sad s 'eihs
Zach in sze Is feet fon and rear BY 90 fert N
81 ,be Ias, named each lot q by 100 feet in deph
For terms pnce parIoaiars oi me ao9Ts a.
py y. ~ Jy30 iw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
Inns pILES. PILES-An Extcrnal

Il Remedy Those afflicted with tins troublesome DIS
ease need suffer longer .or IN the use Of DE CRAFTS
PILE REMEDY sce,r rdng g. the directions. perfect
cure warranted the money refunded Prcs 50 cents
uer box To be had of @ HUNTER. loi Sixth avenue,
RIKER l. BERRIAN. 3o3 SIXTH avenue. : VI EARLE,
corner ghth ayesue aud Twenty hst Also ~ the
pr, urle,nr AZ tsS HudSou-st Jt2l lmfhSSru
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
f.. HAYES, Den

u us having removed from Park Place. would inform
bis patients the public that he vii he hsppy 10 reoeve
the calls Of al those need Of lis proieSS mai seNlce. A.
d. present residence q BOND-STRkEI asF'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
DR RS FAMILY Prescription Of-

fee - Ispenard->t II open dsy. from y VI. o. 3F
and 10 IN the evening. Tor the reception ot In
yalids both from the cy and couutr lo patients pre-
Scrihej flr during the past week, AMI getting better.
Charges mOser and 10 SUIT the circumstances Of eyes
patient j. RABINEAU, d. member Of NeN-lorN
Msdical 80 >tv aul 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
At PRIVATE SALE-A Beautiful

IN COUNTRY RESIDENCE and 20 acres Of desirable
Land situated about mile north N the pleasant village
OF Sing Sing Westchester county, Y The Situitipn o
tins place COOL healthy and refreshing. aud the prospect
beautiful commanding hne view si the Hl1SDn rFef
and surrounding country On the premises there neat
cottage house containing rcITns, and Is IN good re-
oar There ~ also all necessary utbulldngs, hne
sprng OF pure and never falling stream o water
rnpnins through the lace there also abundance 81
all kinds Of fruit such apple, Cherry peacn plum aIG
other The above place possesses al te dotn
tages Of constant and easy c)mmuncaon with tne IVY u
New-Yor and could easily be divided INTO villa plots OF
acres each offering % capitalists good chance ir N
yestment also, 10 any person denrors oi purchasing
beautiful retreat country residence near the c one
haf Of the purchase money remain cn bond and mort
rage II desired For prce and further particulars. Apply 70
ANTHONY J. BLEECKEk Auctpneer' broso-s'-'
Ne~-YOrk. Flo4"