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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02
LooM OCT FO3s BREAKEus,

Lii persons knowing themselves indebted the Sub
scrhcr either by note book account, requested
to c; ~ The Captains ofiior and settle, they will find
their notes and accounts left with Justice of the Peace for
collcction-uu mistake 9buutit
kcnosha, oct. - 1850. isl w F. WATTI ES
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02
Palsy and PARALYSIS.

NJ ply scans acknoWlelge that these terrible diseases
are caused ~ a efficiency ct Ns'ro"s Emory in the
affected limbs DR. tuEIsrIEs Galp aNic Articles will
supply tins deficient power and a complete and entire
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02
POPUIAH SC1yoo, yoouS
IRA VI. WAIT,

IRA VI WAIT,
Has just opened, in the building opnssite The Run
ais House, a grand assortment of
Dry Groceries and Provisions,
such as sugar Tea Coffee Rice Fish, soap Candies Dried
Fruits, &C. &C. sc.
Scion Mills Flour. by the barrel or nound
Good Cider Vinegar, direct from Ohio Also five coIor q
Ohio Fire-rro0f PAINT rcle that every person who
puts up building ought to have 81 Der hundred
oa's' No'h' io'a'oeS' &C &C. bought and sold. n50
SIMEON KING,
Would inform the public that he has enlarged his place
OF business, and will in future offer them better acconIno
datiOns, with much larger assortment of
school. Sunday school, Juvenile and Wis
cei,aneous BOOKS; also, Blank hooks,
of@ kinds with great variety Of such articles
ally keot in BOOKSTORE which is anxious 10 show to
ms friends and Will sell as low any store in Wisconsin,
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Novels, Romances and Novelties, comprising Three
~ Strong Men, by Dumas; Miners Daughter by Dick
ems; Hands Hearts, Zanoni, Mafmaduke Herbert In
glebOrough Hail. Old Converts of Paris. St. James Kate
Marvin. Anonna Ned Allen, Cleveland. David Watson,
;had 9 orleans, constance LINDSAY, Cruise in Whale
Boat Spectre of the Base The Monk &C. and any quan-
uty more OF the same sort for sale at
Kings Book Store.
ID for ana 3ae By A'0' cts per ia's W 1iif 4r
EREsH Teas from .. per b. and upwards sugars, Cof
Il fee, Spice, Pepper, &C. by NJ NJ & K
SCYTHE Stones. few boxes best quality for sale We
- ~ cheap by the box. NJ NJ & X
excellent article of Dried Peaches, just received and
~ for sale by l. NJ " AIT
ANOTHER Lot of White Fish just received and for sale
- Dy |. VI. ~ AIT.
Opposite the Runals House. Keno-ha city.
ENORkS, two and three pronged for sale by
L BALL 4 ELKINS.
SALT! SALT!--Fine Salt for sale at the South
- Warehouse by BALL & MERRILL.
Nov. II, 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02

CARPETS and Floor Oil Cloths, Boots and Shoes Of all
- qualities and sizes by
METCALF, MERRILL * KELLOGG
A LARGE assortment Blue Jeans CCiGOnades, Gam
~ brOUnS, &C, for summer wear. b!
METCALF, MERRILL & KELLOGG
haWls, good assortment Of long and square shawls
- for Fall and Winter just received at The
-Nsas Cash Ste-e
A FRESH arrival Of CAP and LETTER PAPER for
I n sale ut Aug. l6. Mines BOOKSTORE.
ONE CASE of Browns Shakers Extract of English Vale
~ rian, for the of Nervous Diseases just received aud
tor sale bS tno49) STARkWEArHER.
nRAWERS and Wrappers; a large assortment Of Mems
~ Wrappers and Drawers, such a. every wants,
Keep warm. 81 the CHEAP CASH STORE
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NEW STORE, NOW GOODS.
NE sub9cribers successors to T. s Greenwood have
opened the store first door north of Marshal, & Phrps
I'm shop where may be found general assortment of
STAPLE DEgY GOODS,
groceries, provisions, Elard- Ware, stone
ware wooden Ware and CrOckery

enumerac, will just say that stock compriscs almost
every thing OF the useful and substantial kind usually want
ed III our line, and that be Indersod y any
establishment i'll this city Small profits and ready nav we
believe 10 be the success and dpcid tho
n' p"icy for both seller and buyer Ourinenton is TO do
on principles that will stand the experiences
rs eng Ic best To ensure public favor confidence
WIN moro us pleasure ut all times to exhibit goods for
inspection and comparison.
general assortment of family sunn,iea cors,oD,,, ~
hand; Flour, &c. BFNNF1T 4 SEI \ ~ "
kcnosha, June 10TH 1850
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WHITE LEAD.
"
ONE Hundred kegs pure Brooklyn White Lead for sale
Oby T. & 4 NJ TYMEsoS.
Doors. sash and Blinds.

YTE undersigned wishes inform his friends and the
] public, that he still continues to manufacture DOors
sash and BfiHds, by hand. in the workmanke and
substantial manner-and that he Is ready attend to
any calls that may be made upon him in the various
parlments OF his business. Carpenter work of all knd- at
tended to as usual His Shop, where he may generally he
tOund II situated Park doors Nevs
Lumber Yard. RlCHARD RYERSON.
JIue
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II
BALD HEADS!
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
2 q hn r,r,hn-ztrrrn.d N fnitl,rI

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
XKTE, the undersigned. after faithful trial C. BIT
w LER'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. feel constrained,
from of duty the public well to Mr. b. TO
bear testimony in favor of its matchless qualities in
several cases.
And do positively declare that what it processes
be, skfully prepared and compounded. In several
has restored Hair 10 baldnes arrested the
process Of falling hair We are fully satisfied inrn
&c worth, and do heartily recommend the uses 1t IS
destined. Yours, &c.
l.. WHIrMoRE, D, u. :. JoHS d. FOSTER,
r. +. YATES, A. II. WALDO
Mr.. b. can be found at all hours his shop door
north of the City Hotel he will be happy 10 attend
he wants Of those who would favor him with call.
The article be obtained at the shop OF Jackson
Williams. in Racine. c. BUTLER.
henosha. March 1851. 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02

Erehcn and Latin Text Books comprising TeIemaoue
a iiccIola' Corrimc, and Racnes Works: Offenders
IShch method; Bolmar and Levizacs French Gram
mar 'I'l""S' boy3r and Nugent's French Dictionary
&C andrews and Stoddards Latin Grammar and Reader
Arnolds First and Second Latin Book Saust Ccn,,'
Ainsworths Dictionary, &c. for sale at 0''''0'
hing'S Book Store.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02

1RoEHA Long Shaws, two by four yards. of superior
, qlaiI.! and ~ lie, at Iht .Ntr Casa S.ars
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02
DR.. Christie's Galvanio Curatives,

consists in the feet that they arrest and disease by
6uCdd Gpplication place of the usual mode of drug
ging and ply sckng the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hnPelessly under the infection.
They strengthen the tchoie system eqtalize the
Iation Of the boOd promote the ecreiiOnS and do
the slightest injury under any circumstances Since their
introduction in the United States only three years since
han
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02
G 0 O x 4 S r. O v T. S :

al he as MshdM
H P t r inm New rkam
yd
bk Guilty
n ciCMNrr
%
fN awHu
in New York In addition
and ~ viii ont
A H.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02
A Derangement of the Nervous System.

o. In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Med.
cnes increase the dsense for they weaken the vital
gies of the already Frustrated system while under the
Strengthening hfe-giying, vtalizing influence of Gal
'ansn, applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
coyery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer
restored to former health strength elasticity and vigor
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

give instant TO pain. The severe pain is quickly
mitgaed; Rheumatism, LumbaGo, Govt Paralysis Cramps
Spasms, Strains Bruises Cuts, Wounds Sores Ertpons
Sore Throat Hoarseness Influenza quickly cured by
few applications ofthe Ready Relief
II is so speedy in its operation that the severe pains
have been relieved during the application of the Relief Ii
mas cured the TIC DoereuX III few seconds Tooth Ache the
moment il touched The nerve lemcrauia or main in The
hcad III 'e or ten minutes Cramps in the Stomach in fl
teen minutes, lumbago by rubbing the back fifteen min
ues IL truly medicine of worth. and had the scod OF
fight in ancient time possessed bottle of Radways Re-
dy Relief, the Grecan darts would not have caused him
hss soon .r
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02
10000 Persons

including oil ages classes and conditions among which
large number of ladies' Who peculiarly subject
TO Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
sale, House and

lv1 Gd.n the Let 90 feet fronf aad io iee deep r.
house Is built bae and three stores hsn 81 "a
he hr large fsuli, Prce 3 40 ons, pat 4 "a . esh
yeosn o. fsrd aud nor gfge Alsp fsr sac. = n
pcu,e huilt VI srierdid l0caon corner l' o. t1r
beet avenue ~ horrlseaa, Eos !arilaly 90 :
s,ors f,rr a eoo re;a grocery hasn@ss, unje t. '--
gct IL the lie Of the proprietor The lot Is - ~ = ire
Tle hcree has good cellar sfOr and 4cs, ~iih "a -
- s.t ~ ces Prce . 21u Terms, 500 cash IL -.
-, "a and r,rrteage address r. II ,rhIs "a. D. q,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
s3ain
nor SALE-One of those three story

u ma5lC front HOUSES situate lnd door from Boad
and Pa,iicstS. BrcoAsn. The house one wear cid
handsomely finished. ceiling ccrnlced marble mantelS IN
three stories. mcloSed piazza with sUUed glass doors
sh,eboery The furniture, which srd ne.iy new
will he solG also. II required Price of house $to0o
seen sry tune amer 10 A. NJ Apply u A KEMP. NJ.
aal-St ~ lW
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
sINC PAINTS. M,puiactu9et at New

= III IAIlN = III fNNtlctuAtN ~ l'C"
sxsrA Nsw-Jsx~e, tt he .,~>
NEW-sEGSEH ENfLotuNG AND MINING "
Tbs Cov a-f prrvare- = Furnish sntpA Of tasu
raUshir - -
ZINC PAINTS,
prck pune. s~rQya! yrsrs tria Noth *
.urure -h- lgtel Ssf-cs 90 r,t-;n tHeif Original
neaur, prcecVs pr'Perr'ss Su~rior - AiI e'h-'
PANT $. hs'sNt. Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
Is 15~r "a ORJ- oi XnC aas eaf'toisd ire iron s
aLro.i ifioa X has no 1e>cn'rs Ifo'~fNes >"
ct.-,.raas 60 The b-s.tl OF fSg'iv, anc ~ogSmen te
som g., - SlUle a. psacl.-s - -.
IT WILL NOT CUSS YELLOW
rasr errcsSa g. >glrtcrOIs ~ 1 fhc exLaiAHors n
svsr vlsn shur T. ac1ss RON. aor u . Affected ~
plc-u-c, ur. G. walls coated WIKI It As aa ortsds
Saus.t ,.itrstsn1s the changes weasf better . IN
sny o,,.r uct benz lstlr turn chaT or - orro's
,r r,h or l. Eay ne worked wi'h an color. or Nth
fsr s.a c a. vita varsG instead of oil, tnereoJ giving
the iuS'iy celebrated potce,y rrsi -. 49,, -,
Tie Cimpsny also aanulacrTr BLACK AND col
OgVp ZINC PAINTS which are bvsOnd question With
or ry eqlal for coating roots ships, outl'u ercins
aud AZ irn Or oheg metallic surfaces Iney are II pure
METALLIC OXIDES,
anG unaffected hy sal; vutes "a osnef exposure iess
than az ether pants within eur kCowedge .
Iron ard ether metals do not cHdlZc whsr co1'et wth
.her and thes Rre sratle tcr thew ae-Iooi prop
srtles Dealers suprhet e. liberal terms ~
r7i sr, So Reavsr-sr. Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
NINANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
MAN SION.SQUARE FEMALE
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD

~ ING SCHOOL tor BOYS, al Edinburgh NY--S.
{. BEECHEh MA Principal Number Of Pupils lin-
tsd % 10, yscasoles2 3 N,ntsr term commences WE'D
NESDAY November j. Terms $50 per "a weeks
IN advance No place secured MI the money pua. Pu-
Ds accompanied 10 and rosa New YORK tae ci0se aad
commencement Of each term. The Principal can he
the Irving House 4- Bnday, saturday and Monday
previous tbs jth November For circulars references
apply q the Principal ss5 6~s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Real estate for Sale.
70 CAPITALISTS, EMIGRANTS

VvO CAPITALISTS, EMIGRANTS
MECHANICS and OrHERs.-Three Thousand
Acres Of VALUABLE LAND lag a. 9es. ana an, 9rs@ns
SITE. on the Lone island Railroad. FOR SALE, TINS
Is Of Land situated the Township 81 Bi9oxhfvea "a
Medford station is IS miles from Brookln AZ present
/, is the point Of communication by Railroad between
New-York and the villages Of Patchogue ron Jehersou ana
Bellport as well other smaller Places acd IS one OF the
most important points the road The u III is onr
miles from Pachogue aud from Port jefferson A. IS
well known the Long Island Railroad o1e OF the eta'-
Iished rou,.s between Hew-Yok and Boston
The soil embraces every VARIETY from pure loan to
slightly lOsmy sand. susceptible Of The highest cuya
ton and the facilities for aiming sea weed ana hsh
Tor manure well als for compost Ii is IN every
respect adapted TO modern agriculture -, ~.
The tract covered with an OAK ard pine GROWTH ot
various sizes and II many thousands OF CORDS oil
wood large enough for the New-yOfk market Ihere IL
also some valuable building timber. Water OF the best
quality ~ easy of sccess
The southefy boundary IL u miles from the center 9i
There are mills schools aud churches within lew mues
and the country around IS last hilng up estmateu
that within year over 9o persons nave
the immediate vicinity. for tDe purpose OF Improvements
In every respect these Lands are worthy the attention o
Emigrants. famers, Mechanics aud others ,.o0
For the convenience of purchasers the property mas been
dyided as nearly as possible INTO IL EN-AChE Lolo,
which VII be SOLD sngy With the privilege OF one OF more
of the adjoining Lots The prices have been gradua.e1
from $75 10 $500 for Lot OF ten acres and up"nd
Communication with the Railroad rs by way OF the nlea
ford Station where persan VII aiways bo IN attendahce
on the ARRIVAL of the morning tram from BROOKLYN ana
capt allsi or body Of smgrant would be treated with
for the whole property. 49,.
The parties interested these Lands have for sale 1000
Of other Land, including several hghy productive
Farms in the vicinity which they oner OF Reasonable
terms. The titles indisputabe
Iroperiy, apply to EMERSON PRICHARD, Attorneys
at Law. No 10 wast New York, or 10 persons on the
pcst-paid, to Mossrs EMERSON X PRICHARD.
The ta.s Leave Broos soS at and Mejo1 E@G
ah 3Om A. NJ and p NJ s24 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
MATCHES. .JEWELRY and SILVER

w WABE.-A very large assortment Of tde nowsst
sty of rich Jewelr II eIer pattern toe gold ant silver
ladies' ard ger 6mens watches and Silver Wae OF tbs
standard Of dollars. moderate pccs, can he found
al +. W. PACHTNANN'S JeNclry Store, No no Canal
Watches Jewev apd Silver Ware made q order. and
carefully rerared CGnfos Gold taeeu IN oEch lnge aud
made up tO order st5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.

~ the Village of Hampstead l. l u miles from New
York. by Railroad A COTTAGE HOUSE with 10 acres
Of choice land in the highest state of cultivation, with
stables. Orchard, NDoyad. &c land out IN the most
tasteful The house contains II rooms, beng 81
feet front. with two Wings each 10 feet with ine piazza
eXtendms the whole iIont Hemps;ea of the health
lest and most dcehfu VILLAGES IN the State with every
convenience desred The above place Will he sold low.
INQUIRE of q DE WITT
$50 6tIurh&Ss Ne 100 John st, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
LvOR SALE-A frst-class House. in

q complete oder which has been built little over
two years and the best eart OF bfookyn-ll6 Rersen-
second doof feou Cln'sn-st Lot 30l feet iront
by l23 deep extending back 10 carage way which leads
Henry The house the fan SIZE of the lot
wldth snd extends back feet with yard 'front.'
and rear House substantially bull, three st 'res. with
high basement and cellar beneath having and water
ppes: with two bath rooms With watercloset each
and wasb basins, marble tops each chamber all
of which supplied by well constructed loaded clsteru
IN the atc which supplies the entire house with good
The house be A an durLg the
day, who're further Information viii be gwen respec sng IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-At

~ Long Branch, New-jersey on the SereWSbary Rner
containing eight acres OF Land with spacious lime
house haNng double pazas front aud SINGLE the
consisting of two parloTS with Fcuch windows. sliding
aoors aihle maa,els black grates aud walls and hat
very Handsomely pspeyet ogetner with tso Large
and t~N small scc0od hocs attic Nc Connected
.adition consisting II SttRgrVoS, Giniagroom with
s-tOors and Kitchen, Sc The second Aocr
tApxe chambers and large house eac,cSeS
20 Inc fepI. small Svmuci Acac1 about forty feet
from the Louse An the usual ogtmldngs sict ~ car
house hau NC In fFont of the house dover
gaIel lava ornamensl trees. gapeT each slct AND
arhor COY cred NTH grape vines eailng % M
mer-lcnSe rAege : also apple aud peach orchafd
vegetable saren Containing the r> ~ variety Vi small
tru,s &c It's thTeeQuatcs cf nale trVr the Ailsse
op,slvg POST Office. two chUcheS &c tw' Niles ifou'
the hotels ON the shore. Whert sta-LsihrS - 81
sr,st a lyxury, anG SIX miles from Red Bank, where
the Sscs,nsfs Thomas Hunt aad Edwin Lewis ply
ss,,y The plScs ircats the rNer, opposite ticH1
which two soops run weekly 70 The city The Louise
neatly furnished and place stocked which can Ne lad
SsSrea. the hud,nss and ferces and IN hs' rate
cYder Possession nlueda'e. To sgsnterSu OF ltsure
~ cannot fail TO suit OF family desroas OF establishing
n tirs, class private boarng house eocd not raa pise
better adapted. Terns easy. Apn'y &c " oai-
AAss, Nv q" ~e 81 lot.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
CRATES and FENDERS.-H. KEEL.

~ LEYS Grste and Fender Nanufacoy, No 3i6
Proomes three doors west VI the Bowery adjoining Dr.
Cones Church Builders ana others who are about pGT-
chasing would do veil to call he ~ confident that hs pat
terms for variety ana cheplcss unsurpassed s25 In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

TO LET-To a small family. the Upper
Il Part Of a frs,. class twc-story HOUSE No lS Sui
hvan'st Hot and cold water baths Apply az NJ i62
fGHoh 81 $50 5t'l JOHN DARLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

GUAS. STARR, JR., & CO. No. III
~ Fueii-st offer for sale every variety Of Lamps m
cludlnc the celebrated PATENT SAFETY GAS LAMP
and phosgene Gns; also Burning Fluid second to none u
the market also. Campbone OF first quality
Tie attention of country dealers l. particularly invited 70
the above articles and all who desire good gat are re-
guesteo tn all and the PhOsgene Gas LAMPS So I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
1ewelrp, %-r.
.EnUCED PKICES. WATCHES

D EDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
aud JEwglRY at REDUCED PRlCES.-rhs
subscriber, e1pcctng O. receive several large invoices oi
MATCHES and JEW ELRN for the Holidays IL now sell
rug et hrs present stock ~ greatly reduced pilcos
Fue Gold IepneM tches, holes eweltd for 50
Fmc Gold Detached Levers, full ewelcd- 10
Fine God Patent Levers 50
and all other imds Of Watches & equsY low prces
also, all kId oi Gold Chains. Cola wedding ksgs,
Gold KEYS and Seals Gold Pens AMI Pencils, Gold Sll
yer Thmhics Diamond Rings and Pms. Bracelets. G,h
IOcActs. CuH Pms, ar RlL Gold aud SILVER Sp,caccs
BroasipIs FINGER Rings, Silver Fruit kavos. Sorhng SIT
Spoons Cups Forks Sc az much less pf.rs u an ahF
other house 4 % Watches as loN S20 each Watches
ana Jew ELY exchanged An Watches warranted - keos
eoo0 time, the returned watches, Clocks aad
Je~ery repaired the ties, manner q much less than the
usual prices GED. {. ALLEN.
Importer Of Watches and JeWel Wholesale and ReiaI.
Ne n Wallst near Broadwaf uP stars. 'ormeriJ At
No il Wall.st 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

ENOR SALE-A FOUNDRY and NJ ~
u CHINE SHOP, with Stove and Tin Shoo at' ached.
located town about or hours ride fron New
York Buildings Of brick. about ten years 90 Erected
by the present proprietor no wishes to retire from active
business The concern has aud dong large and prona
tle business VIII be sold low with the good will of the
proprietor Possession gwen on the LIST Of February or
Apr next The above taking into consideration the Sna
Investment required rare chance. Address (postpld)
FOUNDRY, Tribune Office. 81 2~'
NOR SALE or to LET-A number of
hrSt class Brown Stone HOUSES the south SIDE Of
S2d-st. between the 9TH ID 6th-avs. Apply to
III. c. ADAMS, No 43 Wall-St
n Iauncv
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
EVENING sTUDIES.-The Rooms Of

IA . 7
4 Mr. LEGCEI1'S Classical. French anf Eagsh
schcoi VIil De- opened on MONDAY EVENING. Oci. .,
for essLns studies, embr10ng CoHyersaoLs Frerc1,
PraciIc Book k-. ping b. Double knfry anc Commsrt
Aniha sIic the FreHc lag aaee under the dnsctoa sf
Sion. DE fOuest
Practical Book kes yiHg Mercantile Arithmetic. Wnin2,
Ia es Grammar snd Goa. pOsi,a under the drec ION ~
IA experienced TnglIss teacher Glasses VIII tso De
tofec sqecily for tbs French. Who Visa 10 Ieah 70
ssak snd the EAglsh language correctly sspsrsS
tOf the ladies ~ 80
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Union INDIA RrBBER COMPANY

TTNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
u Warehouse 10 MASS AUST, New YORK. o..'r ior
sale every de.c.pfon Of GOODfFAR'S Patent Metallic
India Rubber Goods. comprising
Costs all styles, Amy aud Navy BrsaSt P'mus,
Coaks and CaDes. Goods, SynDges
POnchos Fire Buckets and . ta' SsetAle
Icgrps pals Rubber She
Horse Govern. Piano Forte Covers Ladies 10
Horse Boots Cruu.b Cloths, CllcrcnS DO.
These goods all Warranted uo 20 decOmpos soften
b. Heat. OF become rigid hy cold
JAMES BISHOP President
WARREN ACkERtAN, Wee 7 President.
jy7l sm n WILLIAMSON. Treasurer and Secy.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Cxop sAIE-.Sererll brnwn 90

situated On tie r.ver q shar distance ABOVE ils
D9p6i oormsndug the finest yare new an5 IN : , $50
H., sCensrv coavenoncs aac health. on ne It r. y
49,. .e,rs Ernfr 70 JANE, BAshEDkD o. stis
VII - y BALDWIN, YoDEers, oE L. 81 a 20, y D.
iei " II III s. Ees.- Y0Tk. sls y"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
ENIFTH WARD SCHOOL.-Sealed
CHE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

at Cen Taylor's Head Quarters, No 76 FuliOn-st.,
corner OF Goid--P. l. ROGERS Commlssary General VI
the above well Known establishment desires 10 ccqualnt
h parons aud the public that he prepared 10 Oer
them an assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
nnade Of superior materials and b. experienced work men)
~ Wloi,sale AID retail cheaper and varied IN
stylc than be found at any other hOuss IN this CITY
The enir. esabishm under the supervision Of Slr
J sol DER who vail specially attend to the custom de-
imout thereby guaranteeing perfect NJ to all who pa
tronze nm Remember, 10 Fulton 81, corner Gold-Gsn
Taylors Head Quarters. sl5 lH'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-FRAUD

INDIA RUBBER SHOES. .-FRAUD d.
After ali the fraudulent attempts 20 deceive the
public the comhuarloD" evidently to allow the a9
pfoacfirg Fau Tenn Of Court to pass without rial !
charge ihs advance while there plenty time 70
prepsfcand call up0u the combination g. produce wit
Adophus stone and John B.Cs f-rd. persons
Their employ a-ansf whom have attachments. e. come
forward and give their testimony Tbs they Care not
do, and they dare no' come 20 tua. before my
THIS charge, AID aver that the pretended patent,
fraud and and vill prove and establish IA Court,
whenever the coordination venture TO TRIAL before jury
II ihcy are # tbs charge allow the witnesses 10
un0n the siand.an not Keep them secreted Bring
the case tua before Jury. For EIGHT wears ! have
charged the Goodyear Patent fraud and swince.
II not let them before rry, fairly Until LIS
done shame should keep all from airy cewardy
attacks IN the newspapers HORACE " DAY.
Owner of Il India Rubber Patents, and Manufacture.
Nalrhnnse % Cn-tlnnd-st New YorAlai. 3O- -n.l n