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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT.
TRAScIs r ;iG Ki iYIsSTHI92hTSoN' sTI2T Assessors
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NOTICF.-Public no.

ri VII Y y ~ -
" tce hereby gwen 20 the owner OF ovnerS occupaht
or cccunanfs of all houses and lots improve unmprved
lands Affected thereby chat the following assessments have
been completed hg the Assessors and are lodged m the otce
nf he Rufe Of Assessments for examination. by ali
sons interested, VIZ. ForBUllDING SEWER IN ,rnld-
from the Sewer lerry $ 90 apohi near anh o-
by include all
several houses and lots OF ground vacant lots pieces aud
a~eis II and situated on both sides Of Go.dS. between
Fery ard Frankf1rtSfs All persons whose interests are
affected hv the named assessments and who are op
ed ~ the some or either # them requested & pre-
.rt hcir M ectons writing 70 the undersigned, ~ thcI
Office n EaH of Records wlthn thirty days from the
5-te If tins notice Office, Bureau OF Assessments,
Street Department. Ausust p, 1881.
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
NOTIFICATIONS no

NORPORAIlON NJ IL - uDilc no.
tce IS hereby gyon the owner or owners, occupant
or occ,ints of ali houses and lots improved or unmp0yed
lands arcted thereby that The following assessments
have been completed by the A>sessofs ana are osed IA
,t H.. Breau OF Assessments for exaunaDn. by
J, naf.ops Interested For tLAGGiNG the SlDkWA AIN
n az the soutnets'eriy corner IT rNl ana
H., ~ TTTNg NEW CT KB aud CT TIER STONE m
front from thr corner 0 brahdst u No % thfs
test, The limits embraced ~ sucn. -, s,nent ci dr
n-.5p, whose interests affected by the above named
.,.~rrf md who opposed 10 the either Oi
hu re reoue.ted present tneir o. ectuns, ~ns.
t"fIs uucersigued at their Office No Hall VI Records.
.t ,h,rt igts from the date Of this notice Occ. Bu
,o, ~ .sessusents street Dcpratment Aug y, 1881.
'' SAMUEL n De HOTf
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors
,r9c tOr ISAAC MA SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
CR0T0N AoTEDUCT DEPART

y MTNT-TO CONTRACTORS-sese Propo~ai.
nlorsed P;oD,>al farbuidnga SEW Ek IN 18th st "iii
. received the offce II the CTo,0n Aqned ct Depart
cent Rotrnia Park until MONDAY. the z1th day ~
August 1851. al O'Clock NJ, O. buId SEN ER "lIh
n ecessary Receiving basins and cuyerts n fjth - tn
SHAY - near Broadaay beng length about 5e9 ieet
The plan If the er and SPECIFICATIONS Tor he Ou41A a
and an other nfornatlon relating thereto. can oe
otaTed On Application the Contract Clerk a. ~ on e
New 0rk. August IS. ll3l. NlChOLAS DE1r,,
sig lo- President 0 The Crot0n Aqceduci Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
Sotiees OF V. B. PaImer's Agency.

NOtItFS Ut " n u "7@@'
81 mi. generally Mr Palmsrs great etYtnsnfss
80 rcns,ye agency enable nm - gIye yosy lmpoA's s @
valuable .gggesfIoIs IN these naits:s 70 AZ ~ ~ HIM
- ulg worth rhe serious attention gi az p'''
<,gsa "a active business ~ D1,y i,'. .th h. m
NM ,saustr, clesr-sgh,einess. ind2nii1b4e 1
INV ayegIng perseyef rance ~ ,scs,ve 'phlL IA
a>ph4a PEbkic Ledgr 49,. ..,,ied ,o The c,sdt .f
a,,1~ soJ establishing upon genera sal1' Ia uiss
- ne,s and important public eoayenience aad
~ ~ TAT ~. adv antakes vii D. duly understood
~ W and The enterprise BY which they are al
1,r,l,d iajrly rev sfced. - Bgts'Haor, SH" s.
JaAGAzy ls '-o-'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPART

\/MENr--To Contractors ->cacd Proposals. IN
uorstd Proposal ior huidng a tOt MAIN BASIN, IN
T.unkfn> Square will be- received at ns Osc Of thr tro-
iou Nqutduci Department. Rpunda PARK ~ Il saturday
the smith day pem0er, 6J al O'Clock NJ Co bliid
Fuunia ain BASIN. and (ulFrr in IunpNrs .d'fo. les
lan and suec feat 90. f toe bulus IF the and all
other ID lomation relating theo.o De obtained APP
iIrln To- the Costruot CLERK. az ;h Office -DAlei New
YORK Aux = 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN. President IL
alZ0lu he CrOton Aqu,duc, L. yagimtui,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

IN PURSUANCE cf an order of the Sur
4 rogaie Of the County of NcuYork. Notice ne,e,y
gwen to all persons having claim. unst Al AKIN
ROBINSON late III the CITY # NeN-forA WA ~. de-
ceased 10 nre,e the with vouchers hereof io te sud-
scrher at the store Of Edward D1nnctv y 80 81 md
street in the Citr,. NV Yor oa W rOci'e the eithd
of SenfeYhcr rr.f Dated Now-Nofk. the M.h lay u
March. 1881 bhlDpf:l ilOIAN'
mo lINAn.Ih. AdiIll.l,-lA-lA-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
NOTICE-PnbIic no.

EORPORAIION NOTICE.-Publc no.
tce a hereby given the owner or owners, Oecu-
pant " occupants Of all Houses and Lots, improved
" unlmproyed Lands effected thereof that the "io"
Asesments have been completed by the ASSESSOR aud
are Lodged IN the Office o the Bureau u Assessment f
examination by ali persons Interested w fof ~ ID
a,e-s, 10 point The nOrtherly line II Chanhrfsst
The limits embraced By such Assessment incl de all us
sev.ral Iouses and lots Of Ground Lots. pieces
and uarcrs of Land sitnaed both sides u cry nan
place between Chambers and Duane SIS All persons
whose interests are Affected b. the above named ss~s-
mens and ho opposed tO the either u mem
are rtque sted to present their o ions IN tis u s
,,n9srsigued AZ their Office No Hall Of Records within
thts dass from the Of tins notice Once Bureau u
Ass,s.u mt Street DeDartment. August %, 1851
SAMUEL II DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
,r9e i0t ISAAC WM SMITH,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
rROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART-

NENr-Thc Legislature AZ IL recent extra seSs.-n
passed sn Ac: auihortn- ih> department % collect 1i
the hack Water rates for the ea 1880 up t. me ss
January 1882 when Is power 10 30 So ceases and ~hep
all the property charged and upcn which these rates thea
rem,in unpsld vii be advertised by the Contro.eEard
sold under h direction Il earnestly hoped that fartles
interested promptly avul themselves OF thlS privilege 10
clear n an ncumhrancs lVon Their pronery and prevent
Of [au) lml X [. HAN(k. Register
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
NOTICE- Pnbhl

notice hereby - eu - tue owner occu
AIT or Ccu e all Houses aad Lfs improved ~ IN
improved Iads. affected ihe7eb' thai the following As-
ser:s have been COMPLETED hy the Assesses aud arc
LODGED tie otc, q the Burelu Il Assessments i9I
~ irat.r ty al persons iniere>tc1-viz For PAWN
urs crr1ced f- On Asses include at the So rri
H.uses ard Lot, ~ Ground Lots pieces and parce
I'd IanG. situated both siies Z 2i-sf between Rroai
vay and 5ihav All persous whose interests are Affected
bs the above-naHe Assessments. and WHO nre OPP 20
tic ether q them requested to present their
ID ect Ors, vrIe. 60 tas undersigned. AZ their ohce
n HI = Records within thirty cays frpu the date oi
h.. notice OCC Bureau IL AsseSn ents. Street Depart
r,eut. Auc. %. 1851
SAMUEL. Il DE MOTIF
FRANCIS Mo CHOI>ON. Assesses
sves ~ ISAAC NM SMITH,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
SAMUEL II DE MOTT, }
tEANHcJs = Is =, NISii2LSoN' Sl,,4Ii A>'''S'r'
NOTICE.-PubIIc

a t'hiRlkA l''.N y " ] - ~ h''h
notice hereby even 60 the owner or owners, occu
pant occupants ot ali houses ami lois inpr'Nt" "l n-
proved lands alcced thereby hat the following uses
lodged IA the Office o the RUreau If Assessments Tor evan
nation ty s leIsons ntefs std W. boz khbh Nj NJ
Roosevelt fu IamcssJ.. and SETTING CT hH and GUt-
TER STONES therein. The limits embraced On such ~,
vacant lots lccos and farcels q land. situated on hoth
siic II Pa'ayl - leweeu James and sevct ~, ani
am re ,a.t,rv >de of koosevelfs and westerly SIDE OF
iarnes.st between CherU lnd OAK sts All persons
whose interests are affected by the above named assess
rsns and vho ae opposed to the same or thcf ol fhe
are 60 present Their objections, m "fti =" r
uue,s,eurd at iheir office Ne Hail OF Records wlhln
t,rt, da,s f-,m he da'o of s notice once bufran oi
A.s,Ssmeuts. Stiest Department, Aug 23 lS,l
SAMiE ~ II DE- MOrf}
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
au's ict ISAAC WM. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
NOTICE.-Pubhc No.

tice here gwen. % the owner Own"'s occupant
or cccugantS Of an Houses and Lots, imUroyed or unn-
proved and. affected thereby. hat the following Assess
ncnts have been completed hy the Assessofs and are
LODGED m the Office OF me Bureau of Assessments iof exam
major rs an uersons nfeftstsd w tOr REGULATING,
GRADING and MACADANiIING i8IH ST, bst"crn
BiuaGWas sHd cth Tie limits embraced ~ sI-1 As
.fs.eut include an the seysrni Houses and Lots, pieces
ana aces ot Land situated both sides VI i3ist, be-
tween BroaGwag sld 3h-ay md On Tie westerly s'lr 'i
proadva ~ fe,we.n i7ih and 10Th 50 Al persons whose
interests are affected he above named Assessments Ad
who ere orlOstd 90 the same, ~ either o ihe are re-
c,sted 10 present Their objections writing % me under
signed at her Office No Hall OF Records. ~lihn thfY
davs The date OF tins not ce Once Bureau oi Aess-
,.euf. street DEPARTMENT, Aug. 2j, 1871.
SANlI IL " De nOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
,n2s lgt ISAAC MM SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
SAMUEL II De MOrr.)
FRANCS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WI SMITH,
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

u or occulsuts of al house, and lots. Improved oT un-
muroycd lands affected thereby shat the o)"lag assess
reutS have been completed hy the Assessors. AMI are
lodged m the Office II he BgTcau of Assessments .o cN
animation. hy an persons interested, w. Fog liLilNH
LOTS between SIN ard 18th -Ss, IN av and Broadway
The limits embraced by such assessment Rclrdf az thc
several houses and lots of ground vacant lots pieces anu
arces of land situated the block bounded h 3ith aud
fh-ss Broadway ard I'm aS All persons whose hie
are affected hy the above named assessments and Who are
opposcd to same either of them requested To pre-
sent their oecons ~uns Q" the Undersigned AZ thch
on ce No Hall oi Records witbu thiry DAYS from the
date of th> notce-Oce. Bureau al Assessments See'
Deyartmeut August p. 1881.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
y.B. Palmers Hint, for Rusiness Men.

The door wealth. respectabiy, inluencs ani honor.
i, thrown WIDE open % all
ho ne glecis advertising not only himself of his
fr advantages hut hostows The spo On his wiser nsas
Ie ho ayeftlse- Iucousy and extensively can afofd
Ia -. L> customers 10 better advantage than he who does
not be adopts the correct means 10 mnpi the"
number AID secure himself much larger amount Of bi-
ness lie who does the largest business ran do 1 at ths
smallest percentage Of pfOht
An old business nay suiSt until rs customers drop Oh
ygeah or removal but be who would build ~ business
now must be Ike the time, and improve tho advantages
To- neglect IT, Is ike resolving TO travel by steam.
nor Communicate by telegraph II to close ones eyes 20
m, rht and n.lst upon living ln perpetual darkness An
individual muy do tins at hrs own cost, but community
class. Will never art 80 un~ise5
The man no refuses advertise his business, m effect.
ncapacy and defeat and retreats !" Ia" fe~
rank II bls profession ,,,.-----..-.,.. -.
Dscnmnalon and circumspec'ion should ne etsrce1 10
the selection Of places and choice made Of The papers
Lest adapted 10 the pursuits VI aiVsftNes .,.
l. lde 10 speak 0f tae cost Oi al'"fhsls As sn lnp'
n,nt. vel might object 10 the cost 81 shelIefns MS
goods protecting them from thieves, OF dealing them ou'"
Tninnal uerseyeng advertising # the subject be al AZ
adaated 10 the ard wants of the Pub sure :" 10
successful ndspu,able fact that there "a no ~
stance u a well sustained adherence 10 continued Dses
OF advertising ever failing Of success -, ..,..,o,.,
d,an The country vii concentrate N the hands u one
tenth Il the present number u Jobbe IN pfop"'a 10 The
H. ,ass by hc this grsa, and b,reaoea champ 10
d. efsted are various but chief among thrm ado>rn
rno-not two ~ three papers nor sssn ~ al 'D ,, ~
he ey where the business done but m the most "sisy
circulated journals VI he whole rsg0n Uasncs csstom &
AIRED ,..0 ,,. m IN, WAY n ADVERTISING COM
uared 20 what and inevitably Will De ..
The merchant who has reasonable amount of cspstss.
au ms business IN good shape far better sfh 10 nd
ys.e 10 the aOun, II SO 900 year than any less sum
Thse VINO take hold II this mighty engine al an early dsy
and se II with ,ufga,ns and decsoH will make p1a JOr-
nm, hle those who neglect Will their business
dulAdie and Dsrisb IL must BE- seized .e lih~
he ,reck or i Will leave the aezectful and dOub,ns o6
of sieht behind i. .,
Frteusye advertising moray certain 70 work feyosa-
Lon M re by Or snx thousands 4 the easy gong 0ui ~
Il and concenirailng business the hands II leg rh"
kn,,, Ao1 u obtain 1nd keep Jnte WITH ths the sud
stuu II cash for credit and hfth u thoee az en
zarrd u ,,aae will amply suffice % do the "hoS ti w"
soon have 20 do The hsrerosD!I0H % a"'@4s" "e'"'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

IN PURSU ANCE of an order Of the Sur
Il fog-te q the County II NeWIoik notice Is he. .e1y
gwen 10 ~ rc-ss HAVING CLAIMS a-a.nst JAMES GREGG
WILSON a.e u the Ci;y @: NcuNOr deceased. 70 PEE
sertte same. ~ the vouchers thereof y the subscriber
O., hs Office No - DccNual-srcet, the CITY Of New
NOk before The thirteenth day c November next -
Dated New Noft. the sixth dsy of Ma. l8Jl
r,S law6mIh. BENJAMIN II DAY, Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogat. II tAe County of NewYoTk, n0Ice = hereby
gwen L. al pcrsoGS hayiae claims AKA LIST MARIA )
CAMNIl .,E, -te uf the Cs # Ne~IosS. deceased 70
ur,tuf tie wh vouchers thereof - the subscriber,
az his place business Ne - lerysree. IN the CITY 1i
NcNN Before tAe trst day ol FeoTGag5 next
Dated New 1rA. the @rh dly oi July. 1881.
y3l lawtmIL. JOHN 4. CAMMENER. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

4 'UhT UNA IVN Y Y I Z III UUIIV
notice IS hereby t0 she owner owners. o'cu-
nan: or OCCUPANTS OF al houses aud lois. ~ uo
proved LANDS affected thereby that the following assess.
en have been compoedby the Assessors and arc lodged
IN The Office OF the Aueau 4 Assessments for examination
nv an persons interested. VIZ For building SEWER
With RECklNi ING BASINS anu ClLN EktS N ipth'st
from tie Past RIVER 70 point near Avenue The limits
embraced h~ Snch ncude all the several houses
and lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels ~ and
East River on tie westerly SIDE of Avenue Il between
18th and l1Ih->s and ou the essteriy SIDE e Avenue
lctwe Ih and 6h->t> All persons " hose interests are
affected IA, named assessments and Who
posed io either of se>tei
sent 'he objections Ia wit ng 10 the Undersigned, t tae
Office y Hall Of Records within "a rty DAYS from tho
la'e II tins notice -Occ Bureau 4 SSn.ent>, Street
Department. Aug .. ls1l - .
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
au76 Tor ISAAC WI SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
losaie oi the Coruty of Ne0-Nprs no. c- = here.t
gwen 10 a uer>ou- hsvnr cau> against EPIPHANY DA-
Is late of the CIy Of New Nua. deceased 10 present
the same wih vouchers thereof 10 tie subscribers al ms
residence NJ HoWnnl-> Al tAe Ct Oi Nt"- ioIN "a
ol before the TWens- Eghth ia, o Januaft ueNI-Dteu
New YoIk the Twenty -thnl ia of July. 1881.
wa law5mTh' CHRISTOPHER RUSH, Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
= Il. PALMER'S American News
' spI.sr SubSCsll t.au AID Advertising Agcnsy
NEW -NORK-TrihuHe Bnildlngs
- ~

: ft..L AID ADsfftL>laN ANttNS
NEW -NORk-rrthune Buildings
BO>rNN->cc,lsvs RGlcnC. CogIf sifect
pm. I!.ADEIPHlA-N " corner rhlN ard Chest,1
Frtacc> most II tie tc>f Commercial. Pohiicsl Reh-
sru~ IlftgarN >rrnti.c CnnSreS>onal, lessasNe, he
f torv and Axrcptnral Journals Prices Carrvnt, ~
IN lhe Inltcl states British Provinces, ~ tor Win ae s
thc tuy appNu.rc Asert md for wach ne u spec.t -
'hnrifc ~ the PropreorS and receipt iaf >no-
riio> and Advertisements thcrrh, ahrinS every Ia
c,, Tor The tTanscor Of business With tc eess an m'>s
wGcl, cru.aied journals ii al the 1tcs AMI pinops
towns The country
IE- Ha,lug connecf'on with Nhcr reTsen N ths
Agency 81 O.;e-s should he specA-ll directed - B
pArNER.
Ttg PR,sS-' IT, pcSr q 1is4 Ger MAJ, strA "ssv
), war .iloe iEsstass.g' -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate ofthr County of New Nora, Notice hereby
given % al persons hdyrs claims AGAINST ELI Nh
FISHER late OF the Cty Of New YORK deceased To- pre-
the IN vouchers thereof tp The lscoef AZ
her ,estenre No l4s " 20th-s he ty uf Ne- iorN,
ou or before The fr>t day of VI Ich neht-Oaied New
Nurs. tie 27tl dag of August, 1851
aus IawonTh' JOiCE FISHER. AJul.nist-atfiN.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

y Office Is hereby given to sll persons
! ha,n- claims asuns, the Estate II STEPHEN
SQIllR. late oi the town of Notified. Richmond
Cun deceased 20 present the same with the vouchers
thereof Ia either the undersigned. AZ their respective
re-ldeuces III sad County. before the lh day II
January ne1t and all persons indebted SAID Estate are
requested 10 make edate payment above -Dated
S,aieu island, July 9TH, 1871
rlol,uomrh. SAMtFI : Il pfLS SS65TEiERs E'ecu''r'.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-13
Picking Meat.

Professor Refnesque denounces the
use of saltpetre in brine intended for
the preservation of flesh to be kept for
food. That part of the saltpetre which is
absorbed in meat, is nitric acid, or aqua
fortis-a deadly poison. Animal flesh,
previous to the addition of pickle, consists
Of gelatinous and fbrous substances, the
former only possessing a nutritious vir>
tue: this gelatine is destroyed by the
chemical action of salt and saltpetre, and
as the Professor remarks, the meat be.
comes as different substance from wba,
it should be, as leather is from the raw
hide before it is subjected 10 the process
oftanning. He ascrbes to The pernicious
effects of the chemical change all the
diseases which are common to mariners
and others who subsist principally upon
sailed meat, such as scurvy, sore gums.
decayed teeth, ulcers; &c., and advises a
total abandonment OF the use of saltpetre in
the making of pickle for beef, pork, &c,
the best substitute for which is, he saws
sugar, small quantity rendering The
meat sweeter, more wholesome, and
equally as durable.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-13
Y A R I E I Y .
Philanthropic Dog.

A correspondent of the Boston Journal,
writing from Dorchester, Mass, relates
The following incident of bird sagacity and
canine benevolence:
We have fine dog of the masiifi breed,
who takes great interest in all home af-
fairs, and he seems to think that the poul-
try (of which we have great many,) ale
under his especial protection and woe to
the unlucky rat, weasel, cat, or skunk
who dares venture within the precincts Of
the yard. One morning this summer was
in my room, and hearing a commotion in
the yard, looked out, and observed a
fine speckled hen, of the Dominique
breed, in great distress, running from a
deep earihen water jar to the dog, (who
was asleep about rod from the jar,) and
back again.
This she repeated two or three times
| saw that one of her chicks Ia few days
old) had fallen into the jar, and was about
going to its relief, when the dog sprang
up and ran 10 the jar. He seemed to de.
liberate for moment, then put his nose
deep into the jar, and not succeeding in
taking the chicken out, placed his paw
upon the edge Of the jar, and upset it
when the chicken ran of and Joined the
brood, much to the relief of the old hen.
The dog, after deliberately tapping bis
paws, quickly returned to his nap; and
|, thinking that such "Instinct" was
worth recording, wrote it down at the
time in my diary; and you may, if you
please, give it 10 your readers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-13
Hints on the Treatment of Cows.

tCURRYING. Cattle are well known to
thrive much better where this operation
is thoroughly performed; and Dr.. Bush,
in a lecture upon the advantages ofstudy-
ing the diseases of domestic animals,
states that there is an improvement in the
quality of the milk, and an increase in
its quantity, which are obtained by cur
rying the COW.
MILKING. Re assured by experience,
of the truth Of the saying, that lone COW
well MIXED is worth two badly MIXED"
CuRwRN. from three acres Of grass. cut
and fedito thirty milk cows % lbs. each
day for 200 days. Their health was ex>
cefIent, and their milk superior.
MILK CLEAN. The 6rst-drawn milk
contains only s, the second s, and the
fifth IL per cent. Of cream.
KICKING. II the mixer will keep his
nails short, not one cow in hundred will
kick.
DRINK. Those who wish their cows to
give large messes of milk in the winter
season should give them warm drink
The extra trouble will be more than repaid
by the increased quantity of milk.
In MILKING, be kind and soothing the
COW will give down her milk more freely.
CREAM. Do not milk so far from the
dairy as to let the milk cool before it is
put IN the Dreaming dishes.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-13
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For sale by the Bath Booksellers
September 1851 CIVIC.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-13

Old Rogers boarding house having
failed, and the furniture being taken to be
sold, upon mean procession, as he called
it, he asked one of the chambermaids,
who had always been saucy to himyif she
was to be sold with the rest Of the furn-
iture. She answered him 'No.'" as sharp
as vinegar oh SAID he cody, button
ing up his coat,"I supposed you were,
for The advertisement reads that the house
hole is TO be sold and ALL the inpertenan-
ces thereto Observation-Disclosures
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-13

The BARRIERS, in the towns of China, go
about ringing bells, to get customers.
They carry with them stool, bason,
towel, and a pot containing fire. When
any person calls them, they Iun to him,
and, planting their stool in convenient
place in the street, shave the head, clean
the ears, dress the eyebrows, and brush
the shoulders all for the value of a cent