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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

| AN ACCOMMODATING JUDGE.-In those days
! (frcm 1918 to 1889 justice was administered
in the courts without much show, parade or GER
emony. The judges were men of sense and
some learning, who held their courts mostly in
log houses, or in bar rooms of taverns fitted up
for the purpose with a temporary bench for the
Judge, and chairs or benches for the lawyers and
jurors. At the first circuit court in Washington
county, held by judge John Reynolds, on the
opening of the court, the sheriff went out into
the yard and said to the people: Boys comein,
our John is going to hold court"
This was the proclamation for opening the
court. In general the judges were averse to de-
Gliding questions of law They did not like the
the parties They preferred to submit every
thing they could, to be decided by the jury. ]
knew one who, when asked for instruction to
the jury, on points of law, would rub his head
and the sides of his face with his hand, and say
to the lawyers =" Why, gentleman, the jury
understanding it.; they need no instruction--no
doubt they will do justice in the case"
This same Judge presided at a court in which
man named Green was convicted for murder,
and it became his unpleasant duty to pronounce
sentence upon the culprit.
He called the prisoner up and said TO him
Mr.. Green, the jury say you are guilty of mur-
der, and the law says you are to be hung
want you and all your friends down on Indian
creek to know that it is not that condemns you.
1t is the jury and the law. Mr.. Green what time
would you like to be hung? The law allows
time for your preparation"
Mr. Green sad May it please your honor
am ready at any time those who kill the body
have no power to kill the soul. My preparation
is made, and | am ready at any time the court
pleases."
The judge replied: Mr.. Green, it is a very
serious matter to be hung; it can't happen to
man but once in his life, and you had better take
all the time you can get. Mr.. Clerk, look at
the almanac, and see whether this day four
weeks comes on Sunday" The clerk looked as
directed, and reported that day four weeks came
on Thursday. "Then," said the Judge, Mr..
Green, the court will give you until this day four
weeks. The case was prosecuted by James
Turney, the Attorney General, who interposed
and said, May it please the Court, on occasions
of this sort, it is usual for courts to pronounce
formal sentence; to remind the prisoner of his
perilous condition; to reprove him for his guilt,
and to warn him against the judgment in the
world to come" To which the Judge replied
"Oh, Mr.. Turney, Mr.. Green understands the
whole matter, he knows he has goi to be hung;
you understand it, Mr. Green, don't you ?"-
"Yes," said the prisoner. "Then, Mr.. Sheriff,
let the prisoner be remanded, and adjourn the
court" st. Louis Republican.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02
BUSINESS DIRECTORY--1S51.

HENRY GRIFFIN, Dealer in Staple and fan.
CIV Dry Goods Ready made Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, GrocerAs, Hardware, Crockery and Glass,
Drugs, Chemi4ls Medicines, Paints and Oils,
and Provisionsl Also, Lumber, Shingles, &c. &C.
Opposite the Washington House. Grand Haven,
Michigan.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

4. H. VREDENBU' 'G, Boot and Shoemaker.
Shop over VIM. NJ. lrrys store, Water. street.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

Why are potatoes and wheat like the idols
Of old? Because they have eyes and see not,
ears have they and hear not.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

WILLIAM TELL, TOTEL, BY HARRY EA-
TON. Pleasantly sibted with excellent rooms
well furnished, andAe table abundantly sup
piled with the luXues and substantials of life.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

HOYT g. POST, OK of Ottawa County. OF
flee over H. Grifinttore, opposite the Wash
ington House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

WILLIAM ~ ANEL, Register of Deeds, for
Ottawa County. Pe over IL. Grlffins store,
opposite the WashIton House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

ASA A. SCOTT. eriff of Ottawa County
Office over III. Grifs store, opposite the w Wash-
ington House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

Use law and physic only in cases of necessi.
ty good remedies, but bad recreations.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

A LII WOOL, u fh Carpets for sale cheap at
N vi GRIFFIN's.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

HENRY PENNOER, Treasurer of Ottawa
County. Office ats Ottawa House, corner OF
Washington and Ver streets.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

CHoLIc IN HoRsEs-Cholic in horses is read
lily cured by tying small piece of tobacco on
the bit of his bride. The cure is effected when
the tobacco is dissolved in the saliva. We
have seen several horses cured in this way when
sweled up badly and in great agony. Elk.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

WILLIAM NJ. FERRY, Dealer in Dry Goods
Hardware, GrocSies, Provisions, Crockery, Med.
icines, Boots and Shoes. Water street, Grand
Haven, Michigan
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

40 Ia s. Is inch er. Mill saw files, at
Il. GRIFFIN's.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

The best court Of equity, is good conscience.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

WASHINGTON HOSE, By EDGERLY & Os-
GOOD. The proprleFs have the pest Spring
newly fitted and part re-furnished this House,
and feel confident vItors will find the House
TO compare favorablN with the Dest III the STATE
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

WIN. Rowland sen foot mill saws, with teeth
w filed for usef Ferry's Pattern" for sale by
VIM. NJ. FERRY
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

L. M SMITH, DeaE in Drugs Medicines, &c.
at Mill Point, Michfan.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

HOPKINS8. q. BROTHERS, Storage, Forwarding
& Commission mSchants general dealers in all
kinds of Dry GooS, Groceries, grain and provis,
ions; manufactures and dealers wholesale and
retail in all kinds lumber, at Mill Point, Mich
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

GREAT YOUNG MEN-Don John of Austria
won at the age of twenty-five, the greatest bat
tie of modern times had it not been for the
jealousy Of Philip, the next year he would have
been Emperor of Mauritania. CASTOR de Folk
was only twenty-five Wen he stood q victor on
the plains of Ravenna. Every one remembers
Conde and Rocroy at the same age. Gustavus
Adolphus died at thirty-eight. Look at his cap
tains; that wonderful Duke of Weimar, only
thirty-six, when he died. Banter himself after
all his miracles, died at forty-fve. Cortes was
little more than thirty when he gazed upon the
golden cupola of Mexico When Maurice of
Saxony died at thirty-two, all Europe acknowl-
edged the loss of one of the greatest captains
and profoundest statesmen of the age. Then
there is Nelson and Clive-but these are warri-
ors, and perhaps you may think there are great
er things than war; do. Iworship the Lord
of Hosts. But take the most illustrious achieve
ments of civil prudence. Innocent Ill., the great
est of Popes was the despot of Christendoh at
thirty-seven.
John de Medici was n cardinal at fifteen and
Giuccardna tells us, bafled with his state craft
Frederick of Arragon himself lie was Pope,
as Leo X, at thirty-seven; take lgnatus Loyola
and John Wesley they worked with young
brains. lgnatius was only thirty when he made
his pilgrimage, and wrote the "Spiritual Exer-
cises." Paspal wrote great work at sixteen,
the greatest of Frenchmen, and died at thirty
seven, which reminds me of Byron, greater even
as man, than writer.
Was it experience that guided the pencil of
Raphael, when he painted the palaces of Rome?
He died, too, at thirty-seven. Richeieu was Sec
retary of State at the age of thirty-one Well,
then, there is Bolingbrooke and Pitt both min
isters before other man leova off fne ericke =
Grotius was in great practice at seventeen, an
attorney general at twenty four. And Acquiviya
was general Of the Jesuits-ruled every cabinet
in Europe, and colonized America before he was
thirty-seven. But it is needless to multiply in
stances The history of heroes is the history
of youth. Exchange.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

OTTA WA HOUSE, \ HENRY PFNNoYER.-
This House is well fittd and furnished, and the
proprietor is confidenthat visitors will find ac-
commodations agreeale, and terms satisfactory.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

STEPHEN S. moi 4ROE, Physician and Sur
geon. Office on Wilmington Street. over J. T.
Davis Tailor Shop.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

SIMON SIlIENOE, Dealer in Groceries and
Provisions Washinton Street, second door
East of the Ottawa Hllse.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

DR. S. Sawyer's y Extract of bark, cure for
- the Fever & Al at VIM NJ. FERRY's.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-02

VNTISTAR'S BalSof Wild Cherry for diseases
w of the lungs VIM. NJ. FERRY's
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
u,UE WATER CURE JOURNAL for

yT,HE WATER CURE JOURNAL for
u CcroBsR. 'As Say rubAshei, contains. Woman The
Physcau. Chemistry OF Life HydTops'hy All It's Ans
the Crour-fs Nature and rrca,rent SIcS S;omach-Ak
sckUess-Tlemnes rDry Mu-rain; Sprrsleit B.oo@er
Cs.ehslnon Bowel Conoialfs AdnnSiraiion OF Iron
Feed, Tpals aEd re apsng Fever. NJ Balls ins'ru-
Weui To- W,as Eyes. Two Slrs - Picture. >araosa
Water IT, Teeth. Wouans Dress The H,dropa'hlc En-
cyccPcla- MistFLLANY-Coss p from Boston DnpPIngs
from Wet Sheet True and False MOdesty, Phys' and
Flies, Deaih OF Sylvester Graham American Vegetarian
Scccy The Wst,r Cure India. TIE Progress of Wa'eT
Cme. Temperance aud Hvdropathy Candd Confession,
Tobacco. Treafneut # Persons struck by Lghnng VAIL
LTiEs-I scr -Ad Wolf 81 Gos Newspaper Of the World.
Mlune.ota Mineral Water aud Doubloons, Wafer. Cure
Es:ai Ii hments The American and French Fashions
trasted AID much yor interesting and valuable mat
ter. Price 20 cents number. or II year Publlshep
moribly b. FOWLERS Z WELLS. No. l3i Nassau-s,.,
Ne7y-York oiGDSGW
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

~ p. PUTNAM will speedily publish
.PUTNAM'S HOME MANUALS or CYCLOP. e
DIAS uniform with the Worlds Progress. Europe, Past
and Present ~ 49,, ,,,,,, -,,.,,,
HANDBOOK OF IITERhrUR RE AND THE FINE
ARTS by C;eo,ge Ripley ESQ, and Bayard Taylor, Esq
vol SyO cio'h 50.
HAND. BOOK or BIOGRAPHY. by Parke Goodwin,
Esq vol 8vo cloth - -
HAND BOOK OF USEFUL ARTS, &c, by DR.. An
HAND BooK OF SCIENCE by Prof 81 John, Of
Western Reserve College vol Sy0 cloth. 50
The above works prepared by able scientific, and Ut
.av men bringing the sub scis down The latest dates,
and condeusine the cOpous aud authentic norma
ton from an able The whole des gned 10 com
ule,s INTO compact. portable and convenient shape or
pnpulaI reference and for teNtbooks) comp eheDHVe
accurate and >atfacofy view OF General History Science
,,s1,,nrc Tinsr.nhv and the Uuseful Arts o2N
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Conductors, MR.. LAvENu and MR. C. LoDER

The chorus Of the New.York Harmonic Society Is
gagec for the occasion.
A Grand Orchestra Oh more than FORTY PERFORM
ERS the most talented Tesheat NewlVrk has been
gaged
The Grand PanO-Fore employed At tins Concert will 10
from the waaufctory Of J Chchenng
Reserved sssts price -. Tickets 81. Tickets may be
procured at Joies Muse Sfore No. 300 BroadsN. at
halls Music sore No y59 Broadway. AZ the other MusS
stores and at rripler Hall
Doors open al g. Copcsrt commences at7.. olh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
KEW -TQRE W EEkbY EAsBC%E-
To- IARGE PAPER FOR TIE COUNTY,
rnr NEW-yoRK Tribune
FoR EUAoPEAS clRcvLArI

tDA IUHOT bN' NIFtN 1.'74''"'
.a.S a. .5e de.arnre Of each Mai Sleshsf ili ~
-,.ol Price q cenls cory, % - PEI ;sais % =,
$50 Bitais or 81 te tie CoIi.insht' p"s'@5o H0e
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

{ GENTLEMAN and LADY, with no
chid'tn vii ind two vsry easaut Rooms win
haih ro,w nDfnrrshsd With Board IN small or SIe a-
Madison. soua,s 80 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Nov Ready.
sT'HE NEW SINGING BOOK, for

II Il y r W NlN'rlNh DOON, toI
Chcirs ard schools The subscribers have lus. pub
hshed colec.I n OF Sacred Music entitled
THE PSALMISTA, OR CHOIR MELODIES
hoing an extet lection of ana available arch
Music Together Wh o he choices Seecoas from
the former publications Il The authors for choir and con-
srs ga'ional use BY THOMAS HASTINGS aud WILLIAM 3.
BRADBURY The Psalmsta published N the usual style
ano ze cTed muse hoosS conais ng 3o2 pages: an
printed ae wh e paper aud good type and the
price red low TO place the book within the reach
ofcve'y
The Psairod' Is rccomu ended 20 Teachers Leaders OF
ChoTs end hr friends ut sacred music, book al re-
sptcts adn pied te theIrwanS
TtePsauista contains fne collection of Select Pieces,
Anthems ard Mote'ts geh-r with tue yarsty of ap-
rrnrra'e Chanfs both original and selected The mnsc
In General ase, ri execution han shat contained the
Menfeissobn Co ectln. b. the same althos, and i IS
BELIEVED that he Psalm VIII be even more popular than
thai highly pop lar work
We have not ioom fog a he favorable notices we have
uf The book hut SuD1u the following from the
I nu ins County Musical Ass cla,ion
ResolreG Tha in the books published hy Messrs.
Easues and Bradbury. W. lui gems OF Muse than
are USUALLY found N works OF Ike character and We espe-
caily recommend The PsaWta one Of the 0est books
for choir pract ce and church WORSHIP ever issued"
W. have also ihe highest r;commor dauops IF THE
y:uulsrA nom Kt-b:h Seavey. OF llaoveli, Me. h.
Y Hall If Par.; J. W Buinhain. OF Bangor, {. n.
Breit n at.Tyle Chueh Fish. Of South Hone, and Mr.
1, Il Cafpeuf.r 81 Name and from any hers. Teach
ers no book ard enc al he tg y md 20 MAKE
tbeir schools II rest and uSel viii not a to examine
THE P>,INtsTA" Published pv
MARK q NEWMAN co,
No q9 Broadway. New York,
Publishers Of Hastings and Bradbury's Musical Books
81 3tS1uNIhXltM
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
RURTON'S THEATER, CH.ms.Rs.

XVTK HUN > I II TN I CN, NHNMbBHb-
I'D sr-THIs EVENING. Octpher 2. viii b played
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
oyd Tnukst - MooThpuse adv Ffo+lOye-. Mrs. Dyct
Sr Harry Besgle Baron Ms. lkley. Mrs WIner
MAJOR O. Oakiey BlakelHar IL t.-----.N .Nlss Weston
TO conclude with the laughable ia re Of
CRIMSON GRIM IS
Admssieu-Dress Cucle and PaqLst 50 cents Second
Ter % Doors open At cou noAce ~ '. sciocA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

HOARD. &c entlemen and their wives,
n - or q .ew snsle gentlemen, can be accommodate ed
with BoafO at $50 Greenwich St sz9 lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Gmuscmenis.

UNHE GRAND ORATORIo Of the
MESSIAH wrl BE- gwen ou riC Rs0AY. ocs. 2.i5ji.
ysoai. i.srs-Nls> CsTHARIVr HAygs. Ms MaNiA
IKvoH, Slr. AVat,rUs BRAHAg anl II sg AESefs
YAkI
Recitsise-' Cosi,r e. sa--@ Evsry yaiiay
cs"ru.N. ADD TIE slor, 81 tbe Lool Ssc.-' schoh
InsIn." Al ohi hon tal f-. ct -.-.-.-
Ms MkEIt LEEcH
Chorus-"oh tho1 ias ic..fs 0e, tof heH's
darkness " Al fse lorn Il that walked
HsEg NsNais.
Chorus For uuto MS a thi4 -------.-------
re There were shsrlcfi,r ar Rs s.s, gsea;iy
Aock - .....------.-.----M VI Mss M,sit Lgssa.
MIS-, CtrHAEiNs HAYES.
Chorus" HIS yoke e1,' a., o7s a ns iiesa IS DS-
Chorus" Behold The Lamb G.. God " Ne was ds.pi.ed
Rec" Az thev tAai -, hn Chorus" lie srus'e,l IN
God7 Rec" Tn rcoaSe has broken , AR Behold
Rec HE vas cu, "a Air" But thoa ddst leave
Miss CATHkSINE HAYES
Z" In mp hands Chorus Oh. ye gates. AR
Thou gone up high -IiFRK MEs6iS
Chorus The Lord gave the word Ar" HoS eeaat-
MISS CATuARiNE HAYES.
ChOrus-" Their sound Is goae OUT Ar WI. 10 the
RSe~SHe that dasle,l" Air" rhse .h9li srs.s
Chorus-Halleu ah Halria'shl
Air Know that NJ h'd,ener LNeth'
MISS rATNARiNE HAYES.
Rec" Rehold Ten Nou' An" The Trump.' shall
Chorus" WORTHY IS tie Lamb"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
and MUSIC INCLUDED,

- TAUGHT at sio PER QUaRrER, a, M ST.
LIKES ACADEMY. WasfipgiUn Hail. NJ. :93 BROAD
way three doors aJJye Nbo. whe = the teJo~a scHh-
sen Polka, Polka Mazourka Polka Qaadrhes, fteach
Iuadnes every stglc ~ Waiting. ard TIC entirely ne"
aDce called La uT DC Gface and Muse t4sofetraiy
ana pIactTaay taught
lssses for Nissfs and Masters three times week.
Pylyaie Tuton ir IL les AID Cenfleue0 ~ all bOus
during the day Ga CeIeusn only m the even
Ing. for whom laItDeTs MI e found
Private sssss eogoge the Hall and Hgs,c Tor tn-
Itlon, ty siaIns he hour.
6, hOo snd ats T@sldsnces attended Afry oaiy az
The room, from 10 = u iii2 p 81. y! y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

90, ,..,ysr. oazeos AND rHg SANDWICH isLAHos,
10 A. ,As 6eoarar. # each Mail Steamer fos
--.xsx yrrs - cents per COZ. =, -,,, ,..,..,.
Ss'f' GREELEY = Nc1Lr-AtN, fu'.is-rfb.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
ARD il WILLIAMSBURG.-Gen-

gPOOMS-To Let, with foil Board. in a
n,,yate family where all the comforts Of a home
may he nhaned Loca,lSn very desirable, and on stage
route AZ No i8 iith-s we SIDE of oadway blocks
Fafhs hot also other convenience References
exchanged raIlor and two bedrooms On second a,or.
ssg7;
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

Rec" There were sherAcii> ar" Rs e.ss greatly
Miss CArEkrlNT HtvgS
Rec" Thsn shall tie eye," Ar" he sAal ieedHs
aock ..----- VI s. MARIA LEEsH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
NOW READY-APPLETONS ME-
~ CTANICS MAGAZINE AND ENGINEERS

JOURNAL, for Octoter :.
CCETENTs Of this number: Cutters Improvements IN
the Msnuscnre Of Metal Pipe Tubes, with illIstra-
teuS: Earnum'S Inproycment Machines for making
Feb and Ha Bodies with Illus rations; Ericsson Patent
Galore EngiLe with illustrations blooming iron, WIN
lustTafons kvders Paent Forging Machine with Illus
ra ops stone ard Iron COngiome ate for Light Houses
ETC. wit illustrations The Centrifugal Pump win Nus
tratons Mechanics for me Million, No. 6.."oTk ~
STEM: Engineering Prize Essay-Ou the Mercantile
Value Of he Exr absve Pnncple AS applied 10 tbe Con
dGrsng Steam Engine, II idge over ne River ST Law"
renee steamer Corwn" with illustrations, Notes
on the L s steamer Princeton with Illustrations
Lenry GrI,seIs improvements Ia Coating Metals with
other Mrtals The Marine Steam Force II G'eat brtin
On The value kind. OF Coal for = am Purposes
Remarks The luefcleucy Of ordnary safety waves as
pryebfWes of Exp osious m Steam Ihers, with prOpo-
sails for impiOyem, the with ILLUSTRATIONS IA
tents. Notices and Cores ondcnce, ~
The numbers of this Mlga2 give evidence OF IT'S he-
been publ shed ID this II thoroughly practical,
useful and sceu c and aht journal oil current move
snis and deyelopn mech snI.n and engineering
We earnes recommend mechanic brethren 10 SUI am
pout and spae five cents per month ather than
lose the real useful information and practca hn3Wedge
II viii afford them Am Msonanc.
Of he best popular Journal t0r practical men IN the me-
IN. Y Tribune.
It IL conducted with ability aud experience and must
P'0'' " 1--we Post.
"Carnot fail q reception from mech'ne gem
orally" li9roi.to GIooe.
with TIE mechanical sclences~hOse interests are drecty
sppport it, Western Oh Advocate.
fERMs-s3 year, or 25 cents a nunlbe, The Maga;
zne may be obtained from all booksellers, pefodcA
agents Or from the publ shers and liberal arrangements
will be made With the trade ard with agents tor crcula-
ting the work, and specimen numbers furnished gratui
tansly 10 canvassers ard D. s'mastsTs.
OF No 900 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

A S CHAMBERMAlD and plain Sewer, AID
"a fine Washer and lroseT By RESPECTABLE Yonrg
Woman Good Ci'y reference can he gwen. Can az r.
l8l hird aV. Can be seen for days. o. "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
pOARn In SONTH RROOKLYN.-

4 A pleasant font room and bed room may ne had.
with EoslG iOT three persons genite family,
whore here are boardefs aud vhere the comforts
of a home NAV D.. onlOy.d Apply at No 800 HenTy-st
the rst door below atlantic st. on the left s29 W.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

Just published Second Edition,
ON THE CAUSE OF NATURAL
~ DEATH; or Death from Old Ags-Deyelopng
new and certain OF preventing he consolidation OF
ossI alon Of the body aenes &c and OF hls ndehn-
te, nolngpg VII oro elastic and buoy health show
iDg how Keep Young. &C &C. and OF rendering piru-
ton aud ,aIer.
By HOMER BOsTvlcK. NJ D.,
Author of the Family Physician, Hints 10 Physicians, and
yarors vorL N Diseases &c etc. etc.
The above the title Of tins original and valnaoe DOoE,
and de ng from the atteung notices which mas re-
ceiv.c fon the press VIII be read Dy oyely one VINO
WISHES 70 pro0re bis life IL IS ParOr Book Intended
f,r the especially LADIES' old aud young For sails
at the pubshes 222 Broadway, and by the author 1Of
p-,.,.f,.y.y Srics IS r,nts s302~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

~ Steam Prin,ins.-JoHN A. GRAY, No %
eolo' VokNER or FULTON-Sr, has extensive IA
ss @ or the speedy Of every description of
aLAiN AND FANCY PRINTING IN the irss style u
AT ron The saales; Card Or Label, 10 the largest
,,sr.' -,e'spape' T. ho season OF the year does ms
- 80" .ge less than SIXTY CHOICE WORK
MIN asd sEVEN PRESSES. Orders solicited Es'i-
males ehetriaG gN,a at moments nouce TENNIS
CASH. 80 2awStrhSM'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
vglO LET-A SUIT OF ROOMS with

u HoAFD su'aoe t7G iain'l" Or three or J'uT sea
t.e:.tL. - - @ oor ID house ThfTe mere afe
select toarcers References required AM gwen .P
ply al No 10 ksst Broadway. s5D I'm
TO LET-To one or two Gentlemen,
4 large furnished frout Room aBd pantry IN the ycn.y
Of gdsb ard SOih 5.OOre St. Fox par iculais nSu.e
of Mr. HENBiSCH. 20 % HudsoH-st sSo't'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
EVENINGS WITU BNOTHERJO

y NV - '''F
y ATTAIN Society Llbrarg, Broadway, cor ot Leon
ard-st.-1tIS ENtNlNG, tnd every evening untl fur-
theT Dotce DR. VALE y, de,neaOr of eefsb'fc 81
ties different cha ciers without rival 10 the world
They vii consists OF Freais, FOlies and FoOlss with
Queer Cnabt, GuLical, OrG and euarre'soms People
ntrspeT.d With Sscal sketches. Steamb0at Fns Stage
Travellers Old y aIds, Learned Ignorant Women. Young
Chdien CuHOrs Law Gases, Ooba1ng S0cehos Olo Wen
and Ancient Wonsn Long Island Folks, Scntimentai hn.
sic Training Tuie Music. all s0its ~ Queer 0fes ana
Curious Faces passigs rapidly INTO al sDfts ~ People LIT
lie 81 IS school, s,ngecs, nd little II Every
Ting and Every Bsdy Tcsef5 LADY and Gentleman,
n,.t o'clock 02lts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

RtAhD-r or dWlleS or SDgI ben-
> tien.p a. a l.dncuon from d9~n pfi~ First-
sSs house ft.d W large sinrle and 1l0rs.
klpp tiowE, md Bl,-cke<-st stages pass 1rain
uss. A3.is n NJ. 655 Hud>oh-st- or Ia $ p. isa
bT' atWLy y, 2 Terms sat factory. S1ie s.sd
rd.r and ysou p;iude VIII be he characseusts the
p SO
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
FURNISHED and UNFINISHED

NEW MODEL HOTEL Furnished
RooH.s. from ios 10 iis week Lodging. Is cents
The Tu.c ted The sdmu ale cOnstruc
ton ar rc.ug h. 1t and seauaor the furniture aud
heLdug o! tie Eage Hoel situated a. the junction OF
v llsn North WiliIsm and FraLkf8F;-Ns, Zone block
from the Pa coen dunns the night. Tnrse aHtirg
rra.fe gufs' non no desire the mOLera
p erts .ncuins eunsuy will aud IN thur house all that
b,re tn.Gs ne large Basement and two Stores COP
Il % let.