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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
DECETVERS' SALE.-The subscrib-

IL ~
ers Receivers for the Creditors and Stockholders 81
the President and Mana gers II the NEW HOPE della
WARE BRIDGE COMPANY, nv tirtue Of Acts OF the
Isga ures Of the States II NewJersey and Pennsyva-
MIA will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION at the Lambertville
House of Joseph j Aaoason. IN the town OF LAMBERT
Vile New-Jersey FRIDAY. nth day Of October nett
betwe en- the hours of 10 and s.. vii Al 3oclock IN me
Aft moon of SAID day all that certain Bridge across the
River Delaw Abumont Lots and Toll House and Iot,
with all and singular the apputenances thereto belonging
and also all the chartered nights privileges and fasehises
of the said Company =, 49,,
The sand Bridge IS nov m good repar-the timber. wood
work and piers being perfectly sound
For several wears pas II has yielded clear income OF
from So 600 to So 500 per yearthat Is paying ths interest,"
If $50 CO., beside leaving Surplus TO Keep tbe bfmse IN
good repair. ,>,.. NJ,
Since the construction Of the Beysere Delaware NAN
road to Iambertyle confidently expected the income
will be increased. ,-.. -.
A good title to the said Bridge and chartered rights
privileges and franchises, VIII be gwen For the patcu
lars of hch those wishing &c purchase are referred 10 inc
said Acts authorizing the subscribers 20 sell the same
further information be- had by inquiry OF the sun
bers of whom FUND at their Office IN Lam
betvlle 49,
Ten per cent Of the pure base money Will be required on
the day Of sale and the remainder by nstalmenn Inc
conditions Will be easy for purchasers and viii be made
known more detail the day II sale. preyi0usy al
III. reaut st II those wishing IT, buyDated July a. lBoi
Join II WINFIELD p,c.,,.,.
ADAMS c DAVIS,
PHINEAS jerks,
ivan layl2wWed
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ME OLGA L MOTTO E.-MRS. LA
I'VE MOTHE the hes, Clalvosnt now living IoI 1as
treatment Of MI diseases he cons ded daily from ~ TO
q under the direction Of Dr. b j. La Mohe. That she Is
the res; Csiyc.ant can be full roved from the eyraor
diraYy cures 4 al kinds sac ia, performed Office Ne III
corner Of Macdougal and Amity-sts French English and
Sn,niSh Sooken % lm'
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menical.
\ IVER COMPLAINT. Jaundice, Dys

pepsia Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys and all diseases asing from dsordered Liver
such Inward Piles Funess OF Blood 70 pe
Head Acdty Of the ,mach Nausea Heartburn Disgust
of Food Funess or Weight IN the stomach Sour kructa
tons Sinking Flutterng at the PIT OF the stomach,
Swimming of the Head, Hurned and Difficult Breathing,
Futtering at the Heart, Choking Safoca'ng Sensations
when lying posture, Dimness Of Vson Dots OF Wees
before the Sght Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of PerspatioD Yelowness of the SKIN Eyes and
Pam the Side Back, Chest Limbs, &c, Sudden Flshes
sprS be eoctuallv Cured by
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SUPREME COURT-City and Count,

SUPREME COURT-City and County
Cof New-York Richard q. Donnen against John p.
Hobkuk. Carter + Veteran and Henry Harper-S
mons for q money demand On contlact-Tothe DEPEND
ANTS You hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint IN this acion which filed IN the ONCE of
the CLERK of the City and County Of New-York. ON the
f day OF July 1884, and 10 copy ofyour answer 10
the SAID compliant the subscribers al their Office. Not
Wall street in the CITY Newfork within twenty days
after the this you exclusive OF the
dav II such service and YOU fail o. the SAID COM
plant within the aforesaid the plaintiff IN tins action
will take udgmen against or the sum II three thon
nd donnrs with interest from the tweaty day 81
March, thousand eight hundred and fry one besides
the costs of this action Dated New York. July % ia
FLANAGAN McDERMOT
u,oAs AftnIneNn
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CTpFET DEPARTMENT.

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. /,
- HALL CT RECORDS -Publc N9tIee : ns re-.
vsn thar lie following resolutions have osen
~ ~ RI Of A,sisiar; Aldermen 10 LAY ChSsS
" sTK ,1 an e. between avs and c, n front o. '4'
Congresaiionsl Church. To OPEN li.A-S'' tp.nE "a
~ - A.. Inc following petition II u nAOA- >,
SIT Ct RB aud CUTTER Lawrence 81 itoI $50 -,
tk-ay Al persons Interested havias nd--s.n-
a.. -srues,sd 10 present them with: 70 we
"a ~ hls Ofce on or before the hrst DAY OF $500
neat Iol2l JOHN 1. DODGE, suee' eo'i'I's''-'
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. Hsh
- Of Records Public nOt.oe 5 hereby eirs.n R,.-d
,s.1 t0r has been presented - .ns ,IrSyIS
~ Aldermen ToYLAG SIDEWALK Ahd 60 81 y a.. ~,
ard Gutter west side sherIif-st between n'o .S,,o
Grand SIS All persons Interested, having
~, requested 10 present them rine u "a. -,
NJ h,s odIec ON or before the lsi day OF N"'e"'e
Ve' a. ''' JOHN DODGE, Stree CsmTTHohei'
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r. : MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.
pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
4 pANy-Onlv IT, an Line for SAN FRANCISCO,
"a CIAGREs direct fare red1ced.-Oa ednesday 0e'
= a. M-Ths splendid eanshp PHIL
ABEL PHIA / SO tuus burden, Wm- Brown. comm.n-
le = vi SAL on WEDNESDAY Oct q, at o'cocs. 81
urecsslg from her rer the foot OF Warren-u NorIs
River for Chagr.s come with the fayOrte o. ) ID AL
shg CALIFORNIA. 20 sal without 4ny deiai ior saA
Franclsco Oh ARRIVAL othe passengers and mails a. Fan
ANA - ,.
!orpassase or freight apply n the once Nos - and IS
sou:n-,, or ~ III Wes.-st.. corner Nayrerr 9Zz "
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DANCING CLASSES-W. WHALE
Uater Cure.

DR. I'll. NICHOLS and Mrs. GOV h
~ NICHOLS No. 81 Clinton Eighth ST, 10
avoid they Tepubsh their charges Con-
snltatons sonay or by letter with full directions Tor
treatment s.; full-board treatment SIC Week; aay
trssemept 81 day visits town. 81; out OF town, ac.
eoTding 70 me and distance No patient received wnoui
previous consultation Hours of consultation from lztof
lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
q great depression OF spitlts. Tan " GU
DIR HOOEIAND'S
CELEBRATED GERM BIT,

PREPARED BY DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON,
Az the German Medicine Store, No l2s Arch-st, Phiad
Their power the above diseases is not eyceied,
equaled by other preparation the United states as
the attest many after skuf physicians had
failed.
These Bitte worthy the attention Of mvshds Pos
sesSing great virtues the IectfcaoD of diseases Of the
liver and lesser glands the most searching pow
ers In weakness and affections of the digestive they
are w,hal safe, certain and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
THE WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.

i -warran, ed to dee.erious ingredrant,
never ing life color and Of ne Hair,
ssin and Sghi death TO hars, and destruction
TO scratches This valuable preparation, disr
ent from all others Las teen used for many years rs e.
feet certain instance which ai.ested ~ hua-
dreds al ladies' recommend Il no. having tined all the
nostrums seriously munng their health and haT, beag
con posed Il deeterious articles such Lead lime cas-
hr kc which HAIR 10 grow IN the paimsa Tolr
hands and sends to an untnesy grave. The re
,torer viii prevent tho falling out OF th- mar "l Ns
remove and prevent headache scarf dandfuh sCad heau
or any erupions OF the skin Persons sending orders 10
The Res:oreJ must state color Of the hair DARK or hight
II has tested ny long experience and pra
tee that the merchants that Will restore gh; har VII
have no eft on black have had great many cerui-
Gates offered but do not intend TO pcosh any 1S
the Restorer requires such putting. Mrs; ALIEN
WORLDS HAIR RESTORER Is PIT mp m large bottles
At 81 80 per bottle One generally enough Tor yea
The great demand for productive Of many worthless
limitations. ~ an p-o.v. w.,
Heaihs. No 3l9 GIand-st.; Ms De~gy 5; No ~
Pleeeker.s Misses Patterson Fo"lers No ll6
Mr. weeds No 200 Fulton ST. Brooklyn, Mrs Parker s.
No 1913 Grand ST.. Willamsburgh; Miss r. Cooper =
Middletown, Monmouth Co.. N J.; and AZ inc man1ii.-
turerers No 353 BrOolne-st. corner Of EIzaoeth-st
Agents wanted for the Restorer throughout the Uneo
States and Cuba See The Ne,c YORK ChTore er on aa
20 49, pasto,e, o22 2tWSs'
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NOR THE PILES-Dr. UPHAM'S

q FIFCTCARY IAN internal remedy IS cert,in cure
for that distressing and dangerous compliant the pies
Hor some u the ASTONISHING cd see pam
phets be had gratis ot the propreor once 100 Bow
ery where he medicine can be obaafned Remsu ~ 10
R0wery doors above Susng 81 also, ~ TO Chsm'es-
St and by Mrs HAYS. i75tul.cn-st Brooklyn.
as lnlMWAFi
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NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and

NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and
IL RICHMOND-The new double engine side wheel
steamship ROANOKE, 1900 tuns {; h measurement
Lewis Parrish Commander will be ready to receive freight
on Friday 24th INST A NJ at Pier No u North RIVER and
sail on Saturday, 2jtb, at o'clock =. NJ precisely A.
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, including state room--
Do do Petersburg and Richmond, do ----le
Steerage passage 10 Norfolk
Do do Petersburg and Richmond ----------e
Bills Of adHg signed only by the Purser on board ana
none signed after the sailing Of the vessel
Freight taken until 2 clock on the day of sailing
For freight apply on board and passage having stats
room accommodations. apply only to DEEM IHOhN-
TON, A gents No "a Pearl-st New-fcrx. LUDLAM
WATSON, Agents, Richmond Va -
NoTCE.-As the Roanoke vii arrive IN Norfolk on sun
day no freight will be landed until her return tnp from
D. p,.tt ~ IN w sdne.day morning o2O Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
=. II n.,sons bayIpg claims against JOHN PORTER,
ate VI The CITY Of Nsw-York deceased 70 prssent NE
sane With voucher thereof - nc satscf,Ser :, s
f.ore the tweniieh day Of December nert-p~isa NJ"
iysh , sss W. JOSEPH PORTER Adn.nsraror
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Ulster COUNTY, Surrogate's Of

; y
Z fee s. In pursuance Of an order 4 William Mas
ten Surrogate Of the County % Ulster Nouce heieny
gwen "a ali persons who have claims against the Estate OF
IRWIN PARDEE, deceased, late Of the town Of KING
ton that they required 70 exhibit the same, va" INC
vouchers in support thereof t. Jacob adenbnrgh, ESQ
nj his Office Kingston before the ED day Of Febrna
7, next Dated this goth DAY Of August, 1851
an27 I.~smWed HARRIS PARDEE, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the sur. SUI
Il -. - ,be Conutr If New York. notice Is nefey
gwen 10 All psrsas having claims agare Ihom =, ID
WARDS Iaie Of the CITY II Se~-foIk oe.eas.o,
ahsrt E6~arts j. al hls place Il business 70 ~ H.a
son.s,reet IN the Cfy Of Ney -fo'x 90 q u sl,h Ia,
day o. JaAuAfy ~ poBEET EDWARDS ia,
.exy. AdJBinistf afor
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DUE IRVING INSTITUTE-Lvons

Classical and Commercial Boarding School ior Young
Sentiemen, NORTH TARRYTOWN. N ,Y.-Ims eclool
Mas been in essful operation for twelve years ana
veil snown Thorough instruction in the common and ths
higher branches Of English educatlon IN me lam ana
Greek the French and Spanish languages, as wen as
faithful sup.rylsOn Of morals and manners Is insured 20
each pupil Students admitted at any time ClIcl!aIs al
No 80 Nassau Nos POS and 599 Broadway NO 70 BOW
.ry and al the Institute, North Tarry'own WILLIAM
D I VON M Principal and Proprietor VI II MWSSat
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M0NtAGUE HALL, Ccort.st., Brook.
MEANINGS PRIVATE DANCING
M Me. Observation-Disclosures v-
~ lnr rsn.nx "a hsr NCINC - "A

H. iVNfLACE, most nspeo,fslly Llornls the puhhc
'.s VII! o.'nhsr classes On wet,s.ss, Otiebsi g.
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Ocean 6teamers, Nr.

NOR LIVERPOOL-United States
Il Mai Steamship ALL ANTIC. Captain James West.
This steamer viii depart with the u Mails for Europe
positively SATURDAY. Oct 25 at 10 o'clock, irom
her berth at the foot Of Canal-st No berth secured TIL
pad for For freight having unequaled accom-
nodations for elegance and comfort, appiyto
EDWARD K COLLlNS& CO.. No. % Wa!i-st
The steamship PACIFIC viii succeed the ATLANTA,
and sail Nov O. DRUID
NOR LIVERPOOL--The new and
Il splendid steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH, W.
c Sotesbury, ander, Will sail from Philadelphia Tor
Liverpool on SATURDAY, Oct 25, at IL O'Clock
This vessels accommodations for passengers are unsur
passed by any steamer afoat. 49,.
Passage IN Saloon State Rooms -------..------siO0
Passage in Fore CABIN Safe Rooms .---..----- %
Passengers VA be provided with railway tickets 10 rl-
adelphIa free of expense By the agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, ii Exchange place ,
The CITY OF GLASGOW viii succeed the CITY OF
PITTSBU RGH and sail from Phlladephia on the oth OF
November. oiotO<<
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NOURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE

COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DfE
r..r,,v ard nsrr,ently converts red oT sray hair
70 brown or black without staining the skin Warranted or
norav Al 81 Walker-st., near Broadway Oh
DATCHELO LIQUID HAlR
ID DYE -BATCHELORs Liquid Is so cele orated ana
sccessful that exciting the cupdity OF most OF Ih
ators The uubc be careful to get me genuine Al
BATCHELORS Wig Mandatory, No Wall-t wnere
it IS sold wholesale and retail or applied Ihn Dye IA
beer in operation for the last twelve years s1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
OAK GROVE FEMALESEMINARY
MRS. HOWARD and the Misses FREE-

lVl MANI will remove their SCHOOL for Young La
dies to Rsvenswood, L. l.. and vii he prepar-
cd for the reception of their pupils, MONDAY Novelh-
lar q Their rssidence is few minutes walk from the
steamboat landing, ON the banks Of the East River. A
limit ed number Of pupils received into Their family tor
circulars, apply to Messrs. MARK II. NEWMAN x Co,
No 100 Broadway N. Y, or at Ravenswood The steam
boat Astoria leaves Peck sip four times daily . -
Flshkill Village, Duchess Co, N. T., Oct l. iSoi'
al Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

VJFE URANCE.-United States
IL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY No. " Waii-ss.
POLICIES lNDIsFUTABLE,
Except the ground Of Fraud This Company make:
every insurance connected with life rsAs - ayora
Die terms any similar Institution.
FREDERICK SHELDON, President.
JOIN A. STEWART. Actusry,
J. EADIE JT. Secretary su29 3n'
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u fosats Of the County Of New York, Notice hsrs3
gwen Ia ali n,rss hayg claims against WILLIAM CUM
REY hate Of the City VI New YORK dsceaseu ~
ING I'll vouchers thereof 20 the suDscrber At the
r. sdence Of Stephen II Feeks No lT Chn.on-susst IN
vs.,Ssy nrrt Dated New YORK Aynl %, 1851.
''"'' " STEPHEN n FEEKS, Efscnior
an ,avemWs HFSTER CONREY, EtecoinI
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

Surrogate Of the County Of NewYork NOTICES mere,
b. gwen 10 all persons having claims against JOSEPH
JENNINGS late # SwedesbOrough, New Jersey gentle
man. deceased present TIE with vouchers thefeoi
10 the stscrber. at her residence, No l23 Wayerey-
place IN the CITY Of New York before the twenty
seventh day Of January next Dated Ne~-f"s' "~
twenty- first day If July 1851 -
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STITUTE-Select Board.

UNUITIUN.-An English Lacy, dcCus-
toned to private tuition, would devote two hours N
al, monng Of four the week TO the instruction Oi
enc or two young ladies the various branches the Eng
hsh and French languages together with the orc
nd # required The lest references gwen and
tsraI e mi nsation expected Address NJ s.: az MI
Pes,sons Muse store No 10 Bleecker-st. OILS tWSaW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22
NSSEX FEMALE SEMlNARY-Re.

IL esves pupils Of any age and at any time and iavos
them with every desahle facility FOR obtaining theronss
and accomplished education. Terms reasonable 70
ksahfulness Of location and completeness Of Arrangement
this institution probably unsurpassed and beng on he
beautiful margin of the Connecticut RIVER, neal the sea-
board is easy Of by NewYork and Hartford daily
usamboa,s As consideration, we would add that
teachers and pupils furnished az eieYa'e charge
by the stable OF the seminary, with well trained saddle
horses for youngladies Circulars containing view
Of the Seminary Buildings references &c can be had OF
LUCIUS LYON A. NJ, Principal
Tssex Nav 10, 1851 aug SnMWSF
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INM IL LEGGETT'S CLASSICAL
CERMAN CLASS.-Mr. r. BRANDT,

N who has been teaching the LANGUAGES for several
years Tins city proposes to open an tyenmg Css 70
German for Gentlemen the 10th Of November, at ms
residence No 4T6l Broadway. Inquire IN the morning be-
fore 10 }ock Private lessons an the Classics Modern
Languages. and Piano Forte
Rsieiences-J II Gourlie. W. c. Bryant. Scharfeneerg
h Inns OILS WIS MIMIC
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In PURSUANCE oil an ORDER OF the sur
j ro0ate 4 the County Il Nsw-YOrk. notice y nrsY
gen 10 all persons having claims against DASl I'D HEATH
late Of ,he City Of New York, deceased u present he
same with vouchers thereof the suDscbe al his once,
NJ ita FULTON street N the City II Nevfork on or De
lore the sxh day Of December next.-Dated New-f~k.
the Thlrtleth dsy Of May, 1871 , . j, .-,...
"a iawsmw WILLIAM n HEATH, Adminsuator
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-07-23
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR,
OF THE
South Carolina Institute,

THE Third Annual Fair of tho SOUTH
CAROLINA INSTITUTE, for the promotion
OF AT, Mechanical Ingenuity and Industry,
will DO held In Charleston. s. c., opening On
ing the week.
Specimens in every branch of Mechanism.
Art and Industry; also of Cotton, Rice, Sugar,
fobacco and oil other Agricultural Products, are
solicited, for which suitable premiums will be
| awarded.
The following special Premiums are oflered:--
For tho six best specimens Of Steel mnte from
Sparinnburg or other Iron, ,hr product Of a
.oulhcin N.n,e, und manufactured into Edged
Tools Of my kinda Gold Medal.
~ B.-A specimen Of tho Steel in Bars TO be
cent with the Tools.
one plantation, not less than Ten Bushels-A
Gold Medal or $50
For ,he largest qrnn'iy Of Spun Silk the pro-
duco ni any one rinn'nIion not less than Ten
Pounds--A Gold Medal or Premium Of $50.
For The best Sen Island Cotton Gin, on some
new principle, superior to that now in general
use; or ios any Tenl anti important improvement
on the present "nc-A Gold Mr'lal
For The invention Of n suitable machine for
fulvcrisinE Red Pepper a Cold Medal.
For the best Steam Enginc--A Gold Medal
For the best model Steam Fire Ensine-A
Gold Medal
a large and comnoIious building has been
selected for the Exhibition. and every care will
be pnri TO the reception and Of Articles sent
to the Fair All Specimens must be in by the
18th November
Contributors TO the Fair ore respectfully re-
gnes,ed when they forward Specimens for TX.
iibi'ioIs, osri full descriptions Of the Artic es.
and s'lc.. information in general us may be OF
use, ana proper for publication.
Address J. H. TAYLOR
Chairman Of Committee on Correspondence.
June 25;h, 1851. IS II
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ICE! lCE!!

lliE SnhScrilicr Possesses Receipt. 10 cna-
hle any person 10 make Ice, in any climate,
with bn, little expense or trouble. The PROCESS
Is simp:c, nnd can be accomplished by the most
limited understanding so ns to produce iron
eF.n warm water, in the lostert climate, q pure
Ice, equal in every essential To that formed by
natural causes. The luxury Of always having
nj ones will, in the heat Of summer, n pure and
delicious Ice. will readily b. soncetled; and it's
advantages, in cnscs ofsickness, cannot le too
greatly priced. By this same process wnnn
water can be rendered delightfully."- cold in about
minutes, and itc creams, with many other
luAurics, can hc mntic in from ~ TO 20 minutes
The following notice OF this great discovery
Is taken from the New York Sun:
"a REAL LuXURy.-Dr. Jamcs r. vii.
mington produces, by al artificial process pure
and solid ice. from warm water, in the hent Of
summer. in less than half honr. And he can
render barrel Of water ns cold rs ice itself
in n very few minutes. This discovery must
be Of inmcnsc value to all living South.
IERMs.-This receipt, which contains full
instructions for making ico and ice creams,
cooling water, and numerous other useful
matters wi he forwarded to order for Two
Dollars. hy addressing
DR. JAS. Z. WILMINGTON,
l22 Nassau ST., n. y.
One Ag:n; only will bc appointed in each
county, anu those desiring the agency must
Toward 500, for which they will receive
81 copies of the pamphlet, containing full
instructions.
June 25ih, 1851
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GIN MAKING, sc.

We arc prepared to execute orders 10
any extent in the above i,.lc, DO. n for Kew
workand repairs. Onr Gins are 80. sur.
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all the al 'antagcs Of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves great dca!
in way OF repairs. We a!so Use the Steel
Plate Saws, .ith teeth sc, in an angle that
cannot possibly iniure the finest staple,
with an iinprovnicnt % orcyulatr the mo,inp
ofthe cotton; our brush 's constructed Oh a
plan, giving at once, the advantages OF
l'ghtness, strength and Gorcc-al very
material in the successful operation OF :,
Gin. We would invite planters to cal.
At our shop and examine TOR ll,enSc.vcs
.'hilst we would assure the pub.c gcncr.
ly, that they shall have 10 cause to com
plain either OF our work or prices
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared TO do work IN tn.
Cabinet line-such as BcIsteads Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands. Tables.
Cupboards, sc. &c. at shorl notice, OF.
liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sumterville, April %. lS47. 26
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WATEREE HOUSE,
(LA7'E PLANTERS HOTEL,)
CAMDEN 8. C..
CAMDEN s. c.

THE Subscriber having purchased this
extensive and we'll known Establishment,
and having added largely TO ts convenience
and comfort, by new addition of Furniture
and thorough and complete repairs, bcgs
leave 10 inform the Public, that he ls
prepared TO entertain all who may favor
him with call, in manner hitherto
unknown in the town of Camden.
He deems il unnecessary TO make any
pledges, only so fur as to say that his TABLE
will be supplied daily as we'll ns any in the
State; attcuded by polite and attentive
Servants.
His STABLES, will be bountifully supplied
with Provender and attended by the very
best Hostlers.
No pains will be spared to keep quiet
and orderly House.
II. UOLLEYMAN.
Camden, June 4, 1851, 81 3m.
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wish.
ca to inform the public that he still manufac-
lures Cotton Gins at his establishment in Stnte-
burg, on the most improved and approved plan,
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on one
of those gins Of the late Improvement Is worth
ns least u quarter Of cent more than the cot.
ton ginned on the ordinary GIN He also man.
uiactures them on the most simple construction,
of the finest finish and of the best materials to
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts them in com.
Plete order at the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctually attended
TO-. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stasbnrg, Sumter Dist, s. G.. April %, &c Il