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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
II IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- \ Il IL INSURANCE CO-OHce NO lUB bIOtlNals
Branch Office ISL BOwery. BrOOne SLASH CAfi-
tai 10000 besides the accumulation Of large business
This Company conducted on the mutual principle ind
ne will back eghths ~ all the pf1hts
Policies issued for more years OF Tor lie fef-
may their lives for their benefit Or the bea
Of their husbands wives, parents and children or cred
may the lives Of their debtors Policies WIN
also be granted payable after DEATH upon the paT ar
riying at a specified axe, at ms discretion.
Persons insured may and re-crO>s the At.anhc
Ocean IN frstciass vessels without extra charge Al aE
the wear and by paying additional charge mag
visit countries lying beyond the limits VI the Policy
Interest Will be pad the profits, whereby the yeaF
premium reduced each year after the first three.
OFFICERS
ALONZO A ALVORD. President
&. Y WEMPLE Secretary.
ADRIAN DUBOIS, NJ ID, Medical Examiner, II Vac 0Hl'
from o. , Y. NJ, daily.
WILLARD PARKER, VI ID. Consulting Pnysiciih
REYSOLps VAN ScHAIcK, Attorneys and Counsel
BOARD or DIREc TORS.
A & ging,lsnd & ) Wo0Ihull NJ Van Schllcs.
J. ID Morgan, Geo ID Phelps, EnOch Dean
T. Brown, Jas. Van NOrden, hathl g BfadfHa,
ID BURNETT, Lewis LOjer Silas & Herring,
ID Austin Muir, ID Henry Haight, John Wllsns,
II PHELPS John y Brown, y, J. Anderson,
HAght J p Hernck, EleaZar ParmiT
John T. Ware, James {. Baldwin. Denton Pears)l.
A. a. AlyOrd. John s. Harris. John 4 Merritt,
Henry Stokes. DAVID Mills. Jr, George Webb
VIM Valentine George Hastings, VIM X. Strong
William Burgher, DAVID Austen, -
le9 II { Y WEMPLE, Secreti<.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

NOW Is THE TINE FOR CHEAP
1NDRY GOODS, at BEEKMAN & co s old e'tab-
shed Dry Goods and Manila Store Co Canast. corner
of Mercer.
Just received coo pieces Of beautiful French Jaconets at
only p per yard, formerly sold at
8 o.
SEQ pieces for Is Ga actually half price.
800 pieces Figured Popiins very cheap.
800 pieces PLAIN Poplns too cheap TO re-
main long on hand
But the article that have the greatest demand for Is
the Figured Bohemian Grass Cloth the most desirable ma
ters for dresses imported embraces within itself
the two requisites Of extreme ghneSs and great dura-
hh.ty.
WATERED SILKS ofe,ery shade and quality Also,plan'
changcabe chene brocade stripe. plaid, Sc 200 pieces
plain black Gro de Rhine, oil boiled very cheap.
Received by the ASIA and just opened. beautiful line Of
PLAN Bareges beside full assortment Of figured Baregos,
figured and PLAIN Tissues Grenadines, Barge de Lanes,
and all other desirable styles Of Dress Goods
FOULARD very rich chmtz colors; also plaid and
stripes Ladies VIII please call and examine
LACES "A and 81 widths for Mantlas, and some Of the
most unique and pretty patterns of Trimming Laces ever
seen French. English. Brussels, &C.
RIBBONS-A small quantity lett of very fashionable
STYLE and a the reduced price
MANTILLAS and sCARFS Of all coors and material IN
Six Lace Muslin Popln and Linen, ofeyer shape and trim
ming VIZ Melted Frngcs. Wide and Narrow Laces Pip
ing and BRAID on Inserted Lace, Folds, Flued Ribbon *
&c but the only for LADIES' 20 have any idea OF ou
assortment is 10 call and examine for themselves
SHAWI.S-Crape, Plain and Embroidered, White and
Colored lower prices than any other store IN the Cty
White and Coored Barege, Sewing Six, Lace, Colorrd
and White Thbei Printed Cashmere. Black SILK, SC.
new article of Embroidered Barge Shawl White and
Black, very handsome
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-Such rs Lace and Muslin
Draperes Marseiles and Toilet Quilts, Table Danasss,
Napkins Doyhes, Linen and Muslin Sheetngs and Shirt
nrs Sc constantly on hand
BEEKMAN y COMPANY, IS Canal-st.
le2l TuThSSa
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EI-Archtcct>. Builders. Marble Cutters and others m
creSi,d are invited 20 examine the Tiles permanently LAID
down and the store oi the undersigned They are
much harder than marble and the variety Of shapes and
colorS - almost infinite Imported and Tor sale by MIL
LER. COATES Y SOUlE, s79 Pearl-st. Je2l sw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
ELORENCE and KEYPORT.--These

towns are situated the Delaware and ON The Kan
tan I'm the direct line between New York and Phladephll
They poSsesS eNery advantage for business or residence
PLANK Road Is about 10 be constructed between them w'
will be the permanent ihorougharcS between the North ana
the south and become the Of all the prominent man a
tuning operations Of the country.
plans Ond information NAV Pc had Al the $500. -
OFFICES OF THE FLORENCE \ NEWPORT CO.
A. Florence OF keypor
Or At the Transfer Offices II The Company, ~
COR or WALNUT & DOCK SITS ,PHILADElPHlA
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CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE

y COMPANY-Orices 81 " ALL-SI. aud IbT D|"'
ERY This Company, with cash capital OF
Sl5O0OO,
and large surplus. securely invested continues 'onSs
against loss damage by FIRE dwelling hO0ses, nef
chandsse household furniture, and all descnpOcs u fot
sonal Property on the most favorable terms.
Jeremiah Johnson AlonIo Avgrl. Danel BTpen'
william Wallace, Thomas McElrath, Luxe BsAes,
Vim Valentine james e Baldwin, Jag JsCs, -
John S. Hams Robert BaTkley, Francs A F14"'
Jacob Mcer, James NJ WatsTsHry 49,.
IaaEs NJ NcIr.s SecretaTy ~ MuPu
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INSUR lance.
OFFICE or THE HUDSON RIVER insurance CoNPANr,}
WATERFORD. N June >, 1881.
THE DIRECTORS of the HUDSON

OFFICE or THE HUDSON RIVER Insurance COaPANr,l
WATERFORD. " Y June >, 1881.
THE DIRECTORS of the HUDSON
Il RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY have the pleasure
OF LAYING before the public the following true statement
affairs from the 9th day Of September 1900 at when
the Company went INTO operation, up 10 June 2 Bo-
And nile they grateful for the past faor which theJ
received from the public they would beg leave % 50
ct a continuance Of the with renewed pledge thu
Effort will bee made ent their patronage, ana mat
all which the Company sustain Will he lOefay
adjusted and paid with their accustomed pOmptliule Az
their New York Office money current with the BANKS
In that city
The Cash Capital OF this Company, all paid IN and in
vested the requirements Of the General In
surance Law Of lgi0 500 000 %
The amount of Premiums received from 9Th Sep
trmber last o. 2d June, 1851. Is $3.50 20
Total amount OF Loss. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bud ID
Amount Of Assets ca hand 2d June, 1851.
over and above All losses ~" ~
The above of losses includes the whole liabilities
which have accrued against the COMPANY account u
losses. since It's organization. (Sgned)
Isaiah Blood rhOs {. Morgan, Aver,
Joshua MOrs, Saml A House, II ID FULLER,
Alfred NoXon. Gilbert g Lansing, MayO Pond.
John NOrey. W J. Vandsnburg, Robert llaks.
g. Morgan Directors
NEW YORK OFFICE No. 10 Wall-st Manhattan Bank
Building ISAIAH BLOOD, President
= J. AVERY. Secretary.
JAMES A. REQUA, Assistant Secretary. let lm
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At PRIVATE SALE-A valuable Plot

~ Of Ground the CITY If Brooklyn. situate ON tae
rorb e,st corner Of Flathsh-av and Dean-st being 1870
feet on Flaibushav and a feet Deans and an average
Jepib of 9O feet On this Plot of Ground are two Houses,
hch rent fr each map Of the above may be seen
and further particulars obtained application 10 COLE
T,tIII RON 'Aucftnueers o Whilst III lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
r PRIVATE SALE-The two-story

~ House and LOT Of ground situated on the norm
-, = Tort,etb.st between First and Second avenues
coTomercng z5 feet from the Second 9v Iae 10Y u y ~
sDs' ysr roo,n, with cellar For pnce and TURNER
In apple 70 ANTHONY j. BLEECKEk Anc-
t,oraer BrOad-st. W ~
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DYE NECK VILLAGE.-A few more

4 echoce LOTS remaining unsold ms l9ca'l,h ~
much adurel being very near 'he station Al VI u no
NECK on the aud New Haven Railroad am IN ~
OF HOMELAND nd that those visiting tae pace l ~
raj IN yrcha,e one " more lois. which are ~ IN ~" ~
The highest state Of cultivation and great i1 o5 e o. W
I , and particulars inquire AZ the Stove store No III
Bovery CONTAMINATION fare is less than seven cents
mi INT .ThkSatt
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Cottage to let, stu

dated near the Pavilion adjoining the property OF the
late Pbn Hone ESQ with stable Ice house filled, meat
house SC The Cottage is fitted with marble mmtels
CRATES SC and beng nearly furnished throughout will re-
qure very little outlay OF money TO complete iuiIss
Rent $500 the season and possession Immediately
The above premises ped last season by Ogden
=, '' ' 'F' ie2l 81
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SIGHT RESTORED.-The subsc-,hc,

Sight kES lORED.-Ihe subscriber
Chss obtained patent for simple instrument maj.
upon philosophical principals. by which the ssht r.>f.,
after having declined 10y and also O. prevent decline n
aS- OCCASIONALLY ~ those whose >ghf first gAes e,lsar.
III failure nS necessity induced tie ,unaeAt aud
NJ success It's has caused prosecuting b the
pULc. The app, a,iou simple. ane iut the los X
time expense Agencies VAL be established. AID aes
supplied ~ low prices wholesale throgS the county
BALL
To be had the ONCE N the subscribers Of Cen
ter and Reade and Al the principal Dg the
city lmye6 I'M BALL X 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
ERESH FLOTR.-Chslsea Mnls. 25l

II West TIVE -Seventh-st New OK Tit Dropneto<
Of the Chelsea Mills now prepared 10 furnish the czens
of Ne~-YoTk With superior article Of Fresh Ground
FLOUR Graham Flour Whiie and Yellow Meal. Houiny.
Wheaton Grs and Com Parma. delivered any part Of
the City Corn, Oats and Feed hand ana delivered 10
with all the modern Improvements m milling. the pubic
may rest assured with being served with good article -
AL orders sent L. the midi the depot ~ Beck
~ls meet with attention. JAMES II MUNSON.
my5 2mTuIh&S
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NO RENT-From FIRST JULY-A

TTNO KEN I-FTOW T INo J u y
n COUNTRY HOUSE. beautifully located AT New
bureh commanding splendid OF the River, Highlands
&c within few minutes walk of the POstonee, steam
boat Landings Railroad Depot The house - 40 feet
nv 49, with Il wing G feet by a. contains rooms, and
large kitchen. with cellar under the whole me wen
of water near the kitchen door Also, vegetable garden
filled with vegetables growing and ut garden CON
tanning an abundance of choice fruits PSturage and sta
bling If desired ANY person wishing such place for
few months or longer time can. by taking the boat or
cars reach Tins place less than hours, when, by calling
upon J. X CARPENTER, an opportunity VIII be afforded
of viewing the premises Je2i lOt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
vVHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
THE NEW NOLAN LIVE

-
Conn insure horses cattle &C against loss from DEATH
either from natural cause accident or disease Of any, do
scnptIon whatever. New-YOrk Agency, 10 nerchaIl1'
Exchange corner Of w all and Hanover SITS basement
17ftf l. ID HART. Agent.
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FOR SALE g. TO LET.

ALL SOLDIERS Of the late MEXICAN
AvAR having CLAIMS aga,nA the Government f1r
flND WARRANTS. EXTRA PAY, BACK PAY, 3,
snd Ala soldiers az the II % 3 and ~ az the
80. s,pce 100 " the widows children q" -.
,JderS Who ere entitled 20 bounty land. can nav
lam. collected with prmpinc,s and dispatch an. an e,s
,easonsbe charge Land warrants bought unuli ~ 80
issue Apoiy = G. G sHUFELDT 49, ,. IW1ssli-,t
my30 lu@ three do'ls IL
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a VALUABLE FACTORY and WA

~ TER PRIVILEGE to Lease A large, commoaous,
and -but Manufacturing Establishment, stuteu On
0uasssic Greek Immediately joining the Vlage Of NV
BURGH Orange County, Y and whni9Tty r1ls Oh e
shore Of the Hudson RveT owned ~ ChrlstopnefD
Miller and Thomas W Christie. Esqs The Factory Build
me has been heretofse used a Foundry and Machine
SIoas Pin Factory and the manufacture OF cotton-s
eighty feet N length By forty feet breadth and three so
mes high above the basement l. mas ncVcr-iang supply
of water sufficient for any MANUFACTURING purpose WIN
Drlvege 10 draw water from Orange Lake and furnished
with tie necessary water-wheels and Skating There are
now m the building spiDn frames and machnery neiIy
now readv for use and which be purchased at mode
rate prce Connected with the Factory are about seven
teen acres Of Land large Dwelling mouse Two stoes
IN All eleven rooms beside the cellar and kitchen wen mn
ished and IN good order Also two other teha, houses
co",oIon and In good order oae containing eight rooms
and cellars corresponding Also building used As Work
shop There Is fine Apple Orchard aud other ron tees
IN The premises IL is N all respects desirable Location
for manufacturing purposes, and residence ana u VIZ
be leased 10 good tenant Of years al moderate
rent Application 10 be made - James W Fowler OF tne
Propret6rs at Newburgh; or 20 p 4 Leonard ~ re4ii
81 New York my<i zd"u i"Nr
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NEW SUGAR STORE. zee Green.

NEW SUGAR STORE, 1919 Green
v lch-st n Y-Sagar, Tea Coffee. SiolaSSes Rice.
Spices sc Of the nnest quality, sed wholesale and retail,
al the LARGE Sugar Store above such prices Will
perfect satisfaction all prohasers FAMILIES wish
ing to secure favorable place % purchase their above
named articles please call and examine - al honorable
viii be- empO, ~ to AMI retain large share
Of public patronage Orders for the country carefully put
W and delivered to any part Of the CITY. rpcer and tea
pcldeTs oaS, call and your large pe r-ntage often
paid elsewhere. Sa9 between Canal and Spring -
iel4 6yTuThSSG X c DODGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE co.

u # the City Of New-Y Irk. Offce 10 Canals IT,
pies Bank Bsildng.l lnslres BuildIkes, hsfchan-.'
Household Furniture. Vessels N Por And ther 800
against loss damage by Fire, on the most is''
teras All losses promptly adjusted asi Isaid
DIRECTORS A..
Jeremiah Terbeil. Gideon DE AnaF Us, Chaflrs
Freeman Campbell James S BrOuweT, Hm VI 1s.u
John Levin. Il c. Stokes, Aoituin' sese''
T IL. r,sn w u Cc~.,ng Thomas WillIanss
Ten.i - N.i' ci % ~ Fdwsri Z Cisrk.
49, - -, ~ - 'A4S' $500 c,eoe M.-Her Brown
y'iih "a g. q, $3.50 10 w,~ney Rohs 4 YOOrNs.
Cons Stephens ChDsopaei y'i's. q p,a,,s
simon Sh-ndler William J Buck, Aihe1 bitmsss,.
EdwaTd Nelson, John MoncypelhJ' '"AS u ~
G. II iDbeil. eso - g. ~ ~. nnrno.tI n,ssisnt
Mo,E, c, LEONARD Secretary ~ ih1
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for SALE. - P

DIANO-FORTES for SALE. - Per-
= sons about purchasing Pianos VIII fni It to thru al
v.niase tocall AZ BENNETT y COMPANY'S Mandatory,
i5s FutonSt least SIDE of Broadway They have large
ASSORTMENT of Rosewood Pianos constantly ON hand
Every instrument warranted for years B Co have
the names of than 1000 persons they VIII refer 10,
who have purchased Pianos OF thcm Al 81 which have
gwen universal satisfaction. but when any 10 lbt are
pressed their quality, the payment may be withheld
until such doubts removed Old Pianos exchanged -
New and second Pianos 20 let nSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
Great Reduction Prices
4 Z ROTTILLIER BROTHERS. have

Great Reduction IN Prices
II T. BOUTILLIER BROTHERS have
Ire,uced all their Spnng and Summer stock 10 extreme
y low prices In order dispose Of the whole before their
removal to more EXTENSIVE premises
Chine stripe. plaid and glace Silks
Foulard and China Silks for summer.
Rareges and Tissues l. 6d and . per yard
Barege De Lanes Is and Is Gd per yard
Rich printed Colombienne Balzaunes and Crepe de
Pans.
Printed Lawn from Is per yard.
De Lanes PLAN and printed.
Toile de l'lude for travelling dresses
Ribbons a great variety, decidedly cheap
Embroidered Collars Hdkfs and Guns.
six and KID Gloves.
Common and SILK Hosiery
iaces Ginghams Prints Linens MusIns, Sc Sc
80 CANAL-SI.,
e24 2tTu&Th' Three doors from bfoad"aj.
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ALTERNATE SALE.-VaIuable Prop.

IN erty IN the city Of NewYork One LOT on the n'r'h-
east corner Broadway and SiXty-tiirc-st.
3 lots adjoining On Broadway. 49,.
lots north side SlNty-thifd-st, commencing ~ ice"
east from Broadway. "a, CO, .
Iot on south east corner II Nnlh-ay and SNty-fhs
lots Seventy ninth-st norm sdeJ ~ Iee' Ifo'"
2 lots on Seyeutynmthst north SIDE 50 feet from the
above.
2 lots in the of the above
ot on south east corner Eghiy-secondst and Fourth
,., ., -, go
For full particulars az 20 Price, terms, &c. applyto
ln2I Nv COLE 4 Chiffon. AuctInneers, Na!I-st.
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LrACANT LOTS fnr SALE.-Two OF

y the best LOTS on Seyenth-av, west SIDE peIweea
ana Tweny-tfird SIS two LOTS on ven
y-sec6ud-s and two on fweuyfrst-st near Se'.n-N'
The Improvements making and to be made on tis ~
and In De vicinity render tbs property very desaD A
nly 20 f2gftfl F. " CHESTER. u "sA-st'
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~ PRIVATE SALE-A desirable

" COUNTRY RESIDENCE, situated on the BanAs %
the Hudson River county Of Wesichester aDou! ~ ne
ta tLe c,,v Of New York and two miles IRON me 'ls
- SIM sing commanding beautiful anu extensive we"
~ he Unds, River surrounding country comprising
ne or len acres Of Land under high state oi cutaOh
eYcndng from the Albany Turnpike on the east ID tho
Hudson River on the west Ga The premises there -
deng house AZ feet front h. 50 feet m depth, unshe1
=, dn sfyle there IS also carriage house, stable ana
Cher outbudlngs all recently erected also good apple
o,cbard . well Of excellent water. ana neveI-ialuhs
,, INNING through the land The facilities of access
nv railroad or steamboat and from the city OF Ne" VOTE
renders n Il very advantageous and desirable lOco OF
r. Ifps,t,s@I' 20 huc.l,ue.r Rroa,I-.f iel9 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
1T PRIVATE SALE.-The two story

n and basement frame House and Lot Of ground known
90 II south SIDE. between Eighth and Ninth
o. g. ~ FOL Is hy 20 feet depth T"0thTds Of the
a,bsss oney can remain on bond and mortgage az per
ToI mice and further particulars apply 10 ANihO-
S Gy nj kFCKER Auctloneer, T. BToadst. Je2i !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

&c and LOT OF Land, ess bs situated On the princlsl
street IN the VILLAGE Of Huntington, Suffolk CO, between
heh place aud the CITY of NeWNOTs there dAiy cont
lnunscatien by railway aud steamboat not sold previous
10 the lat II Scpemher viii be sold az pDhe auction On the
arcunses ats oclock, VI Of that day Rer terms 'ai
more particular DESCRIPTION, inquire 81 ID PLArI E>S'
,esaif W XR A GAINES. ~ NasSan-St. n y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
I OTIS. - For SALE, two LOTS O

Ia GROUND, 2oxl0e feet each. situated the south
west cosaeT Of 9Th avenue and STShSteet Also Lots
sSA street 100 feet west O eth-aveRue Inquire Of
stkATrON, 5(th- street near 9,h-avsaue. IA 81 I'M
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causes combined These "htl, citizens can be- saved aud
made healthy.
BAIN'S WORM KILLER
removes the and makes the httc patient perfectly
well II never fails II KILLS stupnes the worms and
drives them from the SyStom without the least INJURY ard
ALWAYS does good Il il the onh ntllb.e Worm Remoiy
ever made Ii Is pleasant syrup that all Children VIII
gladly take and ask for II contains mercury IL
Is the CHEAPEST and best destroyer IN IN word The
bottles are large and sell II eny p ceas kcai The sp
toms Of thu worms
Psn m the FONTS and limbs offensive breath picking NJ
the nose grinding of the teeth during sleep and n times
paleness about the bps with flushed cheek, bleeding At The
nose gnawng sensation the stomach, un>nrs Of nest
over IA. surface of the body slight chis Shyenngs.
headache. drowsnss>. vertigo, trp"r disturbed dreams,
sudden starting sic, with .ht and SCREAMING s.ns-
times troublesome cough stu>hnr>> thirst, pad hue,
fs bad taste M the mouth. difficult breathing. m the
stomach bowels fatigue. nausea sturamNlhtNs Nofs-
cious appetite eanness boatcd stomach "a limbs, sassS,
shooting pans parts Of the body sense Of soHo
thing rising IN the throat itching II the anus toward night
frequent desire 10 pass something from the ooWeIs ana
sometimes discharges Of slime and mucus
All those miserable feelings are b1niShed ~ BANS
Wom Killer Trust no other medicine or the chiids iue
may he lost Sold 100 NaSsauSt corner II Ann, by y
TOUSEN sole general agent for the proprietor nay lm
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= pRIVATE SALE.-A desirabI(

hCOUNTkY RESIDENCE, staa,eq az s,ni midglg
Eec,cr:. beweeu stanford ana o M ~ acres oi lanI
between each ace coninn ~ -e,ises there Il good
HS1e % - e WIN gaz1a fa' a ae1s ssa SSa.1
ten roous theJe = 80 nd never failing stream run.
n5s he land nee 9o p esels Pa Chsy
fut ara C, - .bunlaIce The above place IS dO1nt hse
Saa S vail the De9 a. Den are see md IN ahs
panicuiafS' appy b" - BrOad-st
fru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
EOR SALE.-The FARM of the late

Moses Clark deceased, containing iel acres situate IN
the tsWn East Chester, about ues from the IHcka-
hoe DEPOT Of the Harlem Raroad Il - bounded North
al, bV the road LEADING fIvn, East Chester 20 New 10
ehele and EaSery Nv the EaSerly mad Of East Chester
on which roads hes Se rods ON the tarm Is good man-
SIN honse large harm and extensive sheds mil house
carnage house and necessary out buildings all IN good con
dItioo Also good tenant house The farm - "a n.sh
rtate of impTovement Terms inquire Of SAMUEL.
CLARK ii6 Eh1abeth-s N.w-IorS, AlPHEUSCLARk,
JOHN SOULlCE,
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MAGICAL PAIN EX-

E(TRACrOR The Original snd oni' Genuine. iu ths
euNelp and the large boxes Tor Al She Dtot a.
Broadwa,. II DALEY. Inventor and Proprietor.
To De had also of tlaSLand Reese \ Co. W. Towns
Rf I'm
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AK HILL CEMETERY-Omce IS

y Csrnine-.t selling 81 square feet lor s5->inse
raves g for adults children under 20 years >5i .h,ip
NJ openng and closing tie same The Mac. Siean1'l
ee the fot II Robinson and Hammond - three ne
'~g -0,cIock 4 NJ p " aud a. p. VI Leave Gene
ery7 4 N II A NJ. and 8 = VI mn, e..-...-
:. -. HN G. HAZELBARTH Sec7eta5$
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
NOR SALE.-A beautiful COUNTRY

Il RESIDENCE. within mNltes walk NJ the New
York and New Haven Railroad station NJ Mamanneck
containing about sX acTeS superior land with great
Tley Of pears chernes, and other garden fruits and IN
full OF the Sound The house 40 feet 'front.' - feet
deep with kitchen attached finished with hard walls
hle uAnes CRATES, barn. carnage house, sheds &c Pos
session gwen immediately Inquire Of y TOMPklNS
Isl bowexy Iela lmTurhSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
NOR the S-Dr. UPHAMS

Il ELECTCARY ian internal remcd, = CERTAIN cgre
for that distressing and dangerous complaint the Paes -
For OF the most astonishing record pam
phCtS 10 be had gaS Of the proprietor O;icc 1876 Bow
cry, where the medicine can be obtained RcEcmb.F ~
-. and by Mrs HAYS, i75 Fulton st Brooklyn
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