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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29
MEssRs. CRusoE AND WILCOX.

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Tho following 10 The brief summary handed
Ius BY The Secretary, Mr.. q. II. Morse, IL Inc
speech delivered BY Nh. crusoe ii ihe adjourned
meeting n she Union party, held al the Court
house On Monday evening last. Both, Mr.. Cru
soc aud Col Wilcox, were listened 10 with mark
Icd attention, and ELECTED frequent and loud ap-
pausr from The audience. We regret that Tie
Secretary was unable % give report Of Col.
Wilcox speech, which was certainly very
effective one:
Az tho appointed hour Mi Crnsoe presented
himself hetore TILL large and intelligent andancc
which had assembled "a hear him, and enchain,
81 the attention Uf all fur over ah hour, by ali al
dress Of singular point cleArncss ana iorce, 10
which She following crude synopsis does but Zee
lble justice:
/ rIha chief, nay ,he almost exclusive ground 81
opposition, hc said, nat the present time, 10 Tie
Iconpromsc measures that which was most fre-
quen'y ufged and most sirenuousy insisted OH
by Tho adsOcaiNs ut resistance Or secession--was
the failure 81 those measures as /, was alleged,
lic proseci slave property The territories When
| he considered the sources from whichth com
lrlsint chiefly emanatsd, and reverted ii thought
llothe psst opinions 81 those whose views wore
now lolacst Iii their War--chaant against this
outrage ia southern rights, he must
runtess, ne WAS utterly cunlhunded. Before lhe
lpassagr cfths compromise Bills ana during their
lpendency before Congress, ha and another dis
,ingnished gentleman u his party who was then
running tOf Congress, had stood almnst alone In
sheir advocacy Olihs doctrine oF protection whiEr
ali 81 ineir then opponents and particularly
those who we're now among tho ORD eaters iii
this grand march against iheunon aid the con.
stliuian secuted ii fasan absufdity: and laud
~ ~ tllr heavens The all suliiciency III Non Ii,
.ieryeiltipn " perfect sAiegnafd asaius, every
thfealeheaevil. At tiieEra meeting ii the Lag.
islalure whlrh lately assembled Ii extra sossion,
ne was eppolned one DC i COMMITTEES II mem.
bars ehossn by thai body 10 report resolutions Ii
relation ~ spis slavery question: While acting
with ibis committee, he found grea. difficulty.
amounting nearly % failure, II getting tackled Oh
N the other resolutions one Recognizing indirect. /
N bis doctrine Of protection Nov. Min fhe sutl.
denness oi those transformations which follow
he magic presto 81 lie conjurer, ibe former
colIleMnefs oi this doctrine, bad become ,he
gfeat high pFiests 0fits worship and were pour,
4 III forth their dire anehelnas againsl ali wac
wefe nOt ready with them, oFshlvor into itag~ |
Eaenss he glorious fabric ii out constitution and
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29

The s.ipuasa pseiing e n uad,y sssalae he
sssh' alisafasd iisgAia 10 msss At lalsd MS, on
Saturday he l2 &. d April ssss. We hope opr
islenIls a ice caledeaia counts gvlil have ! good
meeting IF ?. Jack, las 4, S, kss. slias 4.
Foss andpIkers are expected 70 udd,sss. the oiesl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29

s1s W.
RroeNcFttsxsa BETWEEN GE2.scSfr AYR
Gown ARcy - ashinglon letter 10 the New.
York express kAtuloWsag statement;
4 reeunfiliAiis n d aereuces has taken PLACES
between Gem scatt e:.ll Gov. Marcy. ~ 8o,hs
gentlemen heiulA prss6at a s,,,,rrr party given
u few eveningsFinreky ia &C.. a. Kennedy, Esd
the General pressed ID Al ii EepuedY i deieruis
nation tonake advances u III Secretary II
War; with whom be b d not beiAn Oh friendly
relations since the Mexican war, stating that III
fell oppressed BY lhe unnecessary continuance 81
any GOODNESS betweenh himself and my gentleman.
and would much pteler reconciliation. He
hoped that tho Govfrlor would receive bis ex-
preston in the sans spirit By which he was ins
fiuencedin making them. WA
The advances were made. md the result was
as he had hpped. The whola company. ssnpng
whom were E.x~Gasenor aEfiilenden, Attorney
Generals Ex Gov srnors Le,eher, Of KY, ness
Minister 10 Mexico, Edward Eysreii, laie Pfesi.
dent ol Harvard University. Air, Alaeedo, Minis
lister from Brazil, Mr.. Stuart, Secfflafy n H.
Interior, De-, seemed much delighted with sls
affair and IL results. All tho supper table e.
Governor Marcy was toasted Is The late Gasss
nor 81 New York, and Ex.Secretary 81 Was. IT,
response 10 which the Elk .GoyesnoE remarked.
that, whatever celebrity he might allachio hiEa
As Secretary Of War, was reflected glory =
honor reflected Eioai the gallant men and bEas
officers and ofhim who had been aistingaishsa
MajoE General tor thirty seven years lOagsf
then any other man living. The expressions e
delicately made were received with burst q :
applause, and created ior he honorable sps akef
feelings of admiration which sill endure 4 "
the festive occasion shall slunber III clIne
Sa n.
I Rainfalls with axeIOcisy ii "a feet II seronst
Hailslones sometimes illllswlsh ! velocity n AAy
leetin a second.
By the lid IF microscope lhs mOpldy subsiais3
les oil damp bodies sbsneiimes appeaT forest 2 :
fees, whose branches. leaves flowers and ilsiils
AN becIsafly distinguish
The ndSlss 0lIhs human lii produce apow'
srequal 70 434 pounds
The human skin Il covered with pores % Inin.
10 that grain Oi sand Will toncsal III, o00 =
hem.
English rass hero m : Is Ezis i q i'llzs
j. hnsIfs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29

-. ~ H sssf3 n Nse&f w
~ N would invite the Feadef's attention 10
she proceedings Y ihs tsiI road meeting seceni.
y hsldinthispla ee,ana pallauasl sIsc,cI.oi
ihs seFy pegslpentspeeeh delivered bythe chief
engineer, Capts Glide. Want III space prs.
cladss III rominens fun il u day, AT We ,de.
slgn taking III It'd subject hereafter Ii .o.oe
lcngh m ilrmean iimewe, would invite com.
manifestations and dscusslonsth through columns
sipcn the important projrct.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29

Il au4a
HI. Ctuspe N his speech Oh Tuesday the lsth
instant quoted very pointed remark III Senator
Clemens n Alabama, stha, \ would sefy generally
q found ilas these who aid lilo mos. about ths al.
conFasaHaeE1 NJ hpma Industry ana enterprise. Mere
slle last A sAal ypreachsd' BEARING ths
remark lmlnss We determined III call III reaaisItion
tha ingenuity II aif Wellington ID repair our Print.
ing Press, which N somewhat tie worse from wear,
\ before making III order ior new press, north ii
Mason aiid Dxons lne. wa we're soon Satisfied
oy tl.ls eniefPrlzing mechanic that aihe defects il
4 ile old press ceuld hi semedied, and that Ls ",
raiTsilke DuFnsa Scotch dame upon Oald Clgi,se,
would make 4 s'alnisi rs gads as ,s,o.'
NM kuoN something III lhe inventive character ].
tho mind Il IFS the construction u whit AisI
Bastoasasa lsEbatfeiled buggy, Ii doubled.
pasesd.AlilkY and lave determined 10 rive Iim IN
order s0sa Az Il rsss.
Oar Citizens who have nol already visited Wols
ingson FonilIliFg 90. Should M ii once
They cannot ~ iaha Interested instructed and ssiF
prised' His Corn AilI grnds iori bushels II meal
per hour ,lov engaged Ii he constipation Il
steam engine VIII grin If pewsf equal u three
haAaFeapsad cent With he turning aythe aiad CHS.
ssl.he iaaHioas cold To NH = nnels case and H.
slssy ~ The cahiasl larns beapOst III aa-
dilioa 81 ils, besides i'll manner 81 pioughs. Ia L
prepared II hIs Fgaaaxy III sisAla Whatever may IL
required
n \ word ~ iaphenian can excel WolIInr-
4 = n invention and enterprise and Iva More II i've
IA Na&4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29


Ia The anatomy school a. Oxford. England,
there il d skeleton 81 women who had len hus-
bands. At the ago cf 30, she was executed ii,r
the murder 81 four Of them.
That which appears q US as PARTICLES az dust
on shs wings os hnlteIHy,a arc beautiful and we'll
arranged little feather
The pressurs the atmosphere il about 1900
pounds ppoo every square foot d ths earth. Al
common sized man sustains ihe pressure Il So,
600 pounds.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29

InthemanuacluFe cfstcel, a single article NAV
b. increased n value from Que cent 10 400, 00o
dollars.
Two thousand beans may DO raised In one sea
son from single seed.
Shakspearr's plsy confirms 100000 lines.
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SMITH GRANTEES

Z please take Notice The undersigned respectfully
gives notice 10 the wlthn-named coored persons tnei
heirs assignes or legal representatives, ana othets ny
hsr.,n mentioned that he has hand large nunneIo
deed. and TAR bile, which They r"quested 20 az s
settle r without delay The undersigned may De fouhd
AZ ms place Of residence every day (Scndays ercepen az
o'clock IN the afternoon, for one month from tns dae
Jscob hte Shadrach Bailey, Anthony Johnson, william
burnett John low Henry Manning Joseph Potter, John
q Palllsre CHRISTOPHER James Hstchins, John Manaay,
Charles Ross Lorenzo Domingo, John Adams, ODsilah
Jackson William Anderson Samuel Hall, william CISCO,
Robert Washlngton James Borun, Miles Gordon, Lewis
william Huichins Rev John z THOMPSON Rev Iimcthy
Eua Thomas Jennings JI joseph stats iSnn rs w
Ian Johnson Tnnis G. Campbell and James Bel.
W. a.. WILLIAM y. POWELL, $50 Peafl-st
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CuPINvFNTION.-I would call at

IT, = CO., Ovuers and others % the utility Of
tent,on Of So etscfor as set forth IN Messrs KIp2
~ EyoSns letter. saboinsd TIE Isvsnor IHoMAs
COL - can nse so,ne Of Sir THOMAS COLES Omnibus
nav long enough 70 congratulate stage owners
fsnd The pubc the complete success q ms
bsen the security against accident and the consequent
babiy for To the ntrcdeIs, no longer annoy
propretors who will secure the aid OF Mr. Coles ihs
mple construction the easy adaptation to all stages nov
IN use new single double steps, and Ihe ehsapnss
Of the mach nc renders in opinion, the mos empires
In,enton of the Day" not complicated OF lao.s 70 de-
rangemenf, and eaec'us' 10 the object Of Is mes,yv
e2l aaxWkSt1 Propretors VI the Chelsea Line
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JOSEPHINE acknowledgements

~ wanted Of josephine Altman. German glr who lef
her residence l4z Delaney between and O'Clock
"Wednesday last since which time she has been
beard from She % years of about fee; inches
hight rather stout dark hair and eyebrows. and full
face had calico dress and striped bonnet She bal been
but short tine this country, aoonng under great
depression Of spirits and fears entertained she MAJ
have drowned herself Any information Of sad girl VII DC
thankfully received and literally rewarded By her brother
JOHN AXTMAN, Jacksons Foundry, 81 Stan'on-st
TYP
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r ERANON sPRINGS-Shortest and
MISCELLANEOUS.

DIR. HATCH, Surgeon,
&C of the Colleges Of Dublin and London begs 20 IN
innate that he has taken Office l3 Bleeckefst whse
he can be consulted IN Medical and Surgical cases once
hours from 10 II A NJ and to 8 T. M 80 ~
NB-Dr HATC II IL he inventor OF the PortaDle 'apoI
pofh winch is ready for three minutes, anc gives as
pTofue hath as any fixed apparatus IN patients own
room or his bed If necessary. VlS lmiu
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YNO PRINTERS-Seve accomplished
Il and swift Composors and energetic, experienced
Makerup may find pleasant, permanent situations. at the
highest wages at JOHN A GKAY'S 81 GOldst.
i've 6tTuTh&S<
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DOCKS WORTH READING in Sum-
i mer or WiE,er-Wate Coltons DECK and PORT,
or Sketches OF Rio Valparaiso. Lima Honolulu and San
Franc SEQ. Prce. 81 IS.
THREE YEARS IN CALIFORNIA, by same Author,
with numerous Plates. 81 %
SHIP AND SHORE bv same Author. s.
LAND AND LEE, By same Author. 81.
LADY WILLOUGHBY'S DIARY IN the SlIteenin
Century Scot. A Book for every Daughter. Wife and
Mother in our land Published by A. S BARNES x co.
u Johnst.
THESEA AND THE SAILOR Notes on France ana
l,ay and oiher Literary Remains u Rev Walter Col
tn with Memoir by Rev HENRI Cheeyer.
IIFEIN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS, beng tull az
count Of Us present condition. eonrased with whai y once
T Ciesver iyl0TThSSS2W
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BOARDING..

ETONE BRIDGE HOUSE. TlvertOn,
Nh 1.-The proprietor respectfully informs he public
that the above house open for the reception Of Beard
and transient company through the Summer season Tue
large any and comfortably furnished and suh
number accommodate 100 persons The loanon
the hest for fishing bathing and cool sea brsezes TO be
found being the shores Of Narragsnse Bay and IN view
Of the Atlantic Ocean Boats bait and lines constantly Ia
readiness FOR the Of boarders without extra charge The
house Will be supplied with attentive servants and the table
with the subsanas and decaces o. the and every
eyertion made 10 render the Of guests pleasant
commodcus stable attached 10 the house and eSper
enced ostler m attendance. WM HODGES
Tiyerton. X / June 10, 1851 je2l SSWet
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j Mansion House. 81 Greenwich St, By Mrs. BERT,
formerly Foster Gentlemen with single beds and hight
ary rooms 50 50 per week day boarders 81 week
transient boaders 50 per day Floating and shower
baths gratis Jyll I'M
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BANANA HATS.-Straw Goods, Straw
Il Goods. for gents, young gents youths and infants
consisting of Panama, braid Leghorn ana Pal-ei RATS
new stye braid for gents young gents ana bOs
with a new style boys and infants straw caps AsOYafious
patterns gents and young gents. noes.in sk oIaos
pearls white colored beaver hats at MONARQUES 22S
Enws,v jy3 m'
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I AD.-Wanted, Lad about Is or Is
Il 4 years Of age, Counting House Address Mer-
chant" at this office Ji2 It,
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and IRONER-Wanted. a
YOUNG LADY.-Wanted, YounG

III Lady in a Fancy Store, who can count and CAV
change correctly one living in the vicinity preferred Az
Iiy at PSI Grand st, first door west of Chrystlest
B-A good kntter wanted llolw'
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

lD-P. T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor Admit
lance IS cts children l2i cts BENEFIT Of LEON IA
VELLI SATURDAY July 70 In the AFTERNOON,
a, O'Clock, the comedy Of you KNOW WHAT
MEAN Amer which, MIRACLES on THE TIGHT
ROPE by Cine, GRAND ROPE ASCENSION by Leon
Javelh THE MAGIC TRUMPET, by the MaItInsta
Family. In the EVENING, at oclock FEArS ON
THE TIGHT ROPE, by Leon Javelli and Herr Cine The
drama Of THE CRAMOND BRIG, with the pantomlme Of
THE MAGIC TRUMPET THE HAPPY FAMILY can
be seen az all hours
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"Iftgere done, when It's done, then twere well
1t we're done quickly" rrr,
yTHF NETWORK PNEUMATIC

THE NEW-YORK PNEUMAIIC
Il DRAINING AND MANUFACTURING 90. are
now prerared TO dram SINKS by atmospheric pfessue,
hch - ented ,pyentOa The advantages which TINS
process over the old midnight sstem are
pns The draining can be done the day time, Without tno
LIT nconven,nce or oense the wayfarer or occupant
n can be done half hour and a. the salae - be
CURED under the Old method various edanstrs,ed the
rf,tlon u the process and apparatus 49, dsy
an important fact thai SINK may De enp ar.aa ASK
t,ms hout ofense inconvenience 10 any al the
scoyerv endmcve to the cleanliness Of the S Ssrtant
comforts u the inhabitants : one eeeyed al the Office Of
The COMPANY Mangn By pa,ss and he necessary
NB-Paent Rights for sdeniss NE u the Company
apparatus can STTVENs General Agent. 81 Mansin-st
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.rW-YORK TRIBUNE.


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7CHE BOOK PRESCRIBED at ROME

Il hv his Holiness the Pope ..
The Celestial telegraph Secrets OF the Lie 10 e'e
pvs.,d throu On NagnetlSul-wheren the Existence Tue
Form and the Occupations OF the Soul AFTER lis separation
frn the BODY are proved by many years experiment
hy The means Of eight Ecstailc Somnamouls's who ha
eighty perce p;lons OK thy-sx deceased persons OF va
ous conditions description of them, Their
e. xr,h nroos Of their existence in the Spiritual Weird.
ty l. Alph Cahagnet In one volume, cloth pree %
sill for sale By J. hkUfltIpi tihteh he-i-
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL

MI ED STATES HOTEL at PHIL
u ADEIPH1A-The subscriber respectfully announces
To his friends and the travelling community that he has
sumed the propretorshp Of the UNITED STATES no.
TIL Long known IN connection with the Hotel under the
late nropretor he feels perfectly safe promising old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting confirm pre-
you, the best kept house the No
sxnsns has been spared completely retiing
,snhxhment and he particularly invites attention the
changes introduced for the convenience and comfort Of la
Sss Irnly determined give Satisfaction. he soicits
continuance Of that patronage always - Freely bestowed
he "a Untec States tnlyzs su.) = o. ALLEN.
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ORIGINAL DESIGNS for IRON

4 U y y l. DEclb4ND iol ilNO4N
ORALING, sc, Sc-WOOD'S American PORIFO-
Foundand Dogs Grey Hounds, Lions, Monuments ouh-
tans Spu and Straight Stars Door and Window Heads,
Vestibule Doors Tables Seees Chairs Hat and Umbrella
stands Brackets and Ornamental Iron Work e'eraly-
emhac ng more than 200 different and original designs,
executed in mastery and tasteful STYLE by the best ana
distinguished OF the and presenting at once
every VARIETY Of useful and ornamental Iron WORK cacu
lated 10 improve decorate and beauiy the bindings anu
grounds Of those who ann TO maze Home sweet hvhhe'
The stud, and years and the expense Of thou
sands Of dollars have been expended IN getting up th SUI
peunr liable work, now completely whchls Ofered
Ia tho uuhc az prce scarcely equal the cost pOclr
ing single design II Is believed To be not only the most
tasteful and complete work Of the KIND ever
published bnt the cheapest most convenient and desirable
over executed Ia any country age.
In placing Woods Portfolio of Original Designs az prlce
far the ordinary of works OF the KIND the
publisher acuaed blythe wish 10 Drng wlthln me UNI
is those who contemplate procuring or but few OF
the articles constituting the varied and vast collection,
thereby ardng select and choice variety adapted Ia df-
rept tastes expense even less than must be padato
architects IT designers Ioi ing (, uesiIn r r,
ders &C as well Designers. Architects and others,
this work IS obviously invaluable, and at the present time
mas teconsidcred Indispensable -,
Price S2ORemauces may be made Dy MAIL post paldl
v express OF Otherwise addressed 70 the subscriber and
tie work carefully euyeOped gll De forwarded as direct
81 to apv part Of the world ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge R0ad below Spring Gardens, Philadelphia
Philadelphia, June, 1851.
The which mas attended the efforts
# the ro reor mechanics, and the manufacture Of Or
namenal Iron Work AT his extensive establishment IN Ph
measure attributable 10 liberal employment Of the best
artists in getting these designs And he Is aware II no
h.,t. or more grateful return which he make Tor the
generous patronage bestowed upon him. than by placing the
Portfolio al comparatively nominal price, within the reach
OF thai pubc whose confidence and custom he is ndeht-
ed ftr the means and ability 70 do So Je2l 2awfwWSS
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THE FIRST EXHIBITION of the
MIDDI ESEX MECH ANIC ASSACI AXIOM for


the encouragement of Mechanic Arts and Manufactures
viii be opened building erected for the
pose the Lowell Machine Shop the City of Lowell,
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1851
The Committee Of Arrangements for this FAIR, acting
under the direction Of the Government of the Association
with power make all provisions for the
posed Exhibition. respectfully invite and solicit all Me-
chancs, Manufacturers. Artists Inventors and persons
engaged all branches of Science and Art TO present
specimens Of their vaous products, for Exhibition and
Premium
ARTICLES OF INGENUITY and TASTE, presented
by Ladies VIII have conspicuous place IN the Exhibition
MEDALS, HONORARY DIPLOMAS, or PREMI-
INS viii be awarded the articles exhibited may men
their distribution.
ARTICLES INTENDED for EXHIBITION should Be
before September TO- that they be registered
and arranged in season
BY hberaly Of all the Railroad Companies leading
INTO Lowell articles VIII be transported to and from tho
Exhibition freethe owner mourning the expense OF load
ing, unloading the same. and taking the risk.
Persons desiring particular information copies cf
the Circular containing the Rules and Regulations of the
Exhibition &C. VIII address lpost paid) L. A BEARD,
Esq, Superintendent, Lowell, Mass
BY order of the Committee Of Arrangements,
OLIVER NJ WHIPPLE, Esq, Chairman
VI. {. BRYANT. Secretary.
Lowell, June TO- 1881. lel4 law lots
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e OIL NEW NKD.-Un IhursdaY aIteT-
" Nv noon June 2s man calling himself WILLIAM
EVANS obtained from the Stables of the subscriber
Hose and short distance east, SINCE vi ch
time uoth has been heard of the property The
animal was SMALL BAY MARE, sprung IN the knees
one white hind foot with small bunch on the on side leg
iust below the knee. The wagon was LEATHER TOP
WAGON claret colored BODY claret trimming. and one
hail the dash board was leather, block running part
Supposng the man have stolen the property hereby Of
fer the above reward for the recovery OF the same and
double the sum for the safe of the property and the
arrest and conviction of the offender with all reasonable
charges JAMES l. Mill
Poug hkeepsle, July 3, 1851. yl2 IL
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A ROOM. for single gentleman, to LEI,
furnished wi,hou; board on the second floor at IS
Bond-st ylO W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

kui.-Wanted, Boy In grocery store.
we NON the country would be preferred Apply to
a. hoGAkS corner Ninth-av and Twenty fourth s.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12
A GENTLEMAN of good English ed

Kof.-Wanted. a smart, intelligent Boy
No. ",st Is Years old. well recommended, IN Jewelry
Nv" Inquire at &es Broadway. pl2 II