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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

result from th, ;nmcl,s, oni,av a! cap /
tai in railroad. - toryofid that tie iyo" |
with WHICH the roads are laid past the |
very doors Of our closed furnaces and
over our immense ors-beds all over the
country. is imported from England, and
constitutes quite respectable portion
nf the entire outlay in their construction.
and from which they arpfeh,nd 50
much danger. While this iron is con.
ing into our ports in almost every YES
sci, we see the closing up Of our fur
naces, the suspension Of business in our
ore.beds. and the whole iron interest OF
our country sacrificed for the benef, of
the free-trade principle for the benefit
OF foreign nations, and ~ direct opposi-
ton to one Of the Distinctive principles
Of the wing party. viz: PEoTEcrioN TO
lloME INDUSTRY. or the three hun
drcd furnaces in Pennsylvania, one half
the number $50. have been closed
within the last eighteen months and as
it is with the furnaces in Pennsylvania
and with til, iron workers generally, so
it is with with all other manufacturing.
and mechanical interests throughout the
country. On all sides we see ilum
struggling on with great difficulty or
or falling before the assaults of the
mammoth monopoles and cheap labor
of Europe. Aud these are the fruit.
of the tariff of 1S4G--a tarf'tliat bring,
. balance of about fifty millions per an.
mum against the country, the payment
of which tries the pockets and brings a
scowl upon the generally good-na,ure,
face of brother Jonathan, and which
unless re.modilied soon, will bring bacl
TO the people II rc-cnactment Of TIT
scenes and times of 1867.
In consequence Of the extraordinar,
expectation of bread.stufs from thi
country during The famine in Ireland
and the large amount of gold sudlenl.
and unexpectedly brought to lis from
California, the evil day has been delay
ed and the people have experienced il
a less degree the evil working of thi
system, than they otherwise would, AM
the friends Of the present tariff hav
spared no pains TO keep up the delusio1
that all was going on bravely and wei
under it. operation. All manner O
songs have been sung setting forth til
. beauties of "reci proci,y," and free in
terchange Of products; the large sum
. of gold received from California hav
been placed before US in the largest kin
, Of figures, while the silent though stead
and rapid stream that has borne gu
Q specie still onward TO the shores Of El
rope, have been scarcely noticed, an
=. our people have rested under delusio
much like that of the Scotch MERIDIAN
:, whose clerk had added in the "year {
our Lord" on the credit side Of hi
balance sheet.
But we had no design Of writing
dozen lines when we commenced this
, our object at the time being simply
express our qualification that the que:
- ton of protection to American industr
is again beginning TO attract n NOR
general attention, that :he press, 1
IL least, had not forgotten in the heat {
y the slavery question this distinctly
- principle Of the whigs,and to ask after
90 ton 10 the article on our first page frol
. the Boston Atlas, which we this da
- copy.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

Or. IOIids IN Nen.
FOR The cure OF Calls, BRUISES, lh'~
Swell'ngs, Sore Throat, Cuts, hH"
Cramps, 1.amcnss-, Strains. nc, in ii'f"'
remedy far in advance Of all othe"
For sale by BuRI 90
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- The Pos, Master G,rc,al Ia,
decided that the law will recognize tu,
one Office of publication for ncw.rsper,
ard periodicals.
o. llih commandments Ii,
printer. 18th conmandmrn,--pte.tu
YOUR po,.agc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

FNIo>'s CincA,.lAy On ".
are Informed by those who lave used
this article, that it i, superior to INV
other in the marke, for preserving, Leny.
flying, and restoring the Lair.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
/ liz RutlallG lirralA
EVENING ArGtsri..
ELECTION, 1851
SEPTEMBER 3,
WING NOMINATIONS.
FER Governor,
CHARLES K. WILLIAMS,
For Lieut.. Gocernor,
JULIUS CONv z X s n
For Treasurer.
GEORGE HOWES.

RUTLAND COUNTY.
For Senators.
JomS CnowLIy. Of MI. Holly.
JAMES X. llypr, Sudbury.
ELISHA LApnAM, Danny.
For Judges Of County Court.
5. II. KELLOGG, Pi,tsford.
BARNES FRlsBEE, Nliddletown.
Fer States attorney.
WARREN II. SMITH, Of Rutland.
For Sheriff.
JACOB EDGEEToN, Of Rutland.
For High Bail.f.
LEVI BRIGGS, Of Brandon.
Judqe Of ProJale for Dist. R"tland
HARVEY Burton, Of Wallingford.
Judge Of Probate far dist fairharen
ALANsoN ALLEN, Of Fairhaven.
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INrALmLu YEAST POWDER.

A NEW article for making light and '"tf'
bread. II ~ an article read y and 50" 10
act. The dough requires no standing, So' +"
rea dy 20 bake as soon M miisd
CHAS BUTT 4 son.
Rutland, Auu. 18th, i-5l.
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FCR SALE.

one Good Nc~ Two Horse I.umter W1
on cheap for cash or approved credit.
D. l. ROBBlN
Aur 18Th. lEil
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4 Good .Sentiment.-The following
toast was sent by THOMAS w. Dom, of
Rhode Island, to the Democratic cele-
Lration of the 4lh at Philadelphia:
The American Union - hard TO
make-hard to break and when
broken, irreparable. 1t is intrusted for
lis preservation to the national Dem.
ocracy and the country expects every
Democrat 10 do his duty. All Argus.
We do not wonder that the Gov.
thinks the Union hard to break, -
Since even little Rhoda-ihe least OF
the family Twas quite too much for
him. But how much lie knows Of the
other truths expressed in the sen,i-
mcnt ofcred-is quite uncertain.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

BAnSrNs GGr,r ryn,i,r,o,
There will he n great crowd her.
Monday next when Batrun,. ,.
ing museum is 10 be exhibited, an,) D.
who nre fond Of the vendetta ma,
'icipa'e ric! treat. Tie ,u,,ic.r,
of the establishment into Eul,,t ~.
Woodstock, will iahe place in III. ,or
neon, af'ordinc n rraiui,cu< al .,lo,,.g
worth Witnessing. lltccAlld,ion H.. -,
will be found Of an unusually 5i,s..
fed character, and the performance, .,,
in correction with it. nNow ,,,.,
charge, arc OF n highly pleasing charm,
ter. The price Of admission i, =, cent,
to the whole. On rucsiAy tie ng.,.
I'm will be in Poul,ncy
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VENETIAN IMMINENT

Dr. Tobias Venetian Liname,i. tM
sale by e. BURT & son.
ing. -.
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=. r..ins Gsn.~. io'n H. deoF.n'oa'h-
4 ordnance. Whor.lor", .- minor
.arliirg.. look 10 your accessories ---
N1,,tr's Maya:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

For culinary P"rost..
Highly approved hy ,hos" who have a"t
Tor making Puddings, Rch B,rs
Mango, Pies, Custards, &c, Blanc Mango
made from this starch il lar superior to that
made from lsinglasS, Moss, &c. ard much
cheaper Full directions tor use on The paeI'
age. For sale BIZ Bear So'
August ~, 1851
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LIVE AND LET LIVE |!
CORN STARCH

Just received and for sale BY B,"r & I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25

M NAV l. GA(' az L II ANUo9UN7oO'i AbN'S-
ment) Salesmen Clerks BoOkkeepers POrters, Bar
eepers Farms. GardeRerS boys learn respecta
lie trades girls Cooks. ChSmbermsids general house
'oTk girls, &c. &c Persons having good recommends
ons will pleSse apply. B-A'sO, a cap able .
Waiter in private Boarding House. THOMAS SPINK,
Agent 25f It.
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yj.it 10 Pjteairn,s Island.

William 3. Drew Of the ship Lebanon writes
as follows to the Boston Journal from San Fran.
cisco:
On my passage from New. York 10 this place
Nov IL 1851 when two degrees west OF the
island Of hassafuero, was boarded BY Captain
Arthur, of ship 'Zenas Cofiin OF Nantucket,
whaler, who, short time previous, had landed
and spent considerable time with the interesting
people of the Island and who said that he could
scarcely find words to express 10 me the pleasure
which be derived from his visit, the islanders were
so entirely different from all others which he had
visited in this ocean. They were fine looking,
with Saxon features, well dressed, all spoke good
English, were religious orderly, vlrtuous, con-
tented and happy, and kind and hosPltaole In the
highest degree-furniahing him with water, sweet
potatoes vegetables, fruits, and every thing winch
the island afforded putting them on board the ship
themselves and hardly permitting Capt: Arthur
or his ships company 70 do any tnlDgi IN snort,
showing him every attention which was possible,
so eager were they TO prolong bis Visit and TO
make il pleasant and agreeable. The number OF
persons ON the island was one hundred and strty,
a large proportion of children among them. Tney
were eratifed and delighted with his visit and he
left them with regret and represents the island az
alnnost a Paradise he stated that vegetables and
fruits of almost every description were abundant,
but that live stock scarce, and ships calling
there could not procure the latter
When Capt. beachy was tnefe, IN 1871, tnere
were 65 persons on the island; the last account
which have seen from them gave the number
70 now it appears there ere one hundred and
sixty.
Capt Arthur also stated that one Of the princi-
pal men told him that for many years vernn of
any des ripton, as well as weeds 10 the soil, were
unknown, bot that both had been introduced by
ihps calling at the island the seeds Of the latter
probably being mixed with other seeds which
have been given 10 them. Captain Arthur also
states ha, Il islanders had agreed to furnish sn
American ship which touched there with 900
bushels G. sweet potatoes for California IN Ihe
Spring s. IL appears that they muss cas'V"e
that article to q considerable extent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
NJ B. BUTLER, Aueuoneer
Il EASEHOLD PROPERTY AS Hud-

E<son.st, viii be sold al Avcliou al The Merchants *
change THURSDAY The 9Th day OF March nexi a. y
O'Clock BY order Of The Administrator Of The estate Of Geo
Philips deceaied, the Lease Of Lot AS H1dsoa o. al"
tie Buildings thereon. ,,,s
The Lease j. from Trinity Church eKpirrg Msy To
Ground rent $50. with covenants for renewal Or
for buildings The improvements consist OF tEo 49,
buildings three stories bigh he front one o'Dtp-- ~
ard dwelling The fesr for cws'hnz-OD . p'"'
and 10 good order AID renting for a'out ~ ,.t..
sac Tor cssh-ln per cent AZ he tire o. 80
srcc On trsu.fr b. order ofJAHEs : IhAt - rlh
he Acmilisirsfrr. sLd Airia'I-'f - '-'~ ,oS
deceased, Nssssu.sL 'o'' "O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
FEHE SPLENDID HOUSE AND LOT

Il No 264 East Broadway, near MongomerysI and the
House and Lot No III Divisional at Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al Auction on
WEDNESDAY February the 26th al II o'clock, al the
Merchants Exchange, the following desirable property
viz: -, 81, o.. -,
on EAST BRoADwAY-The valuable Three story and
Auto Brick House. with tea attached, OXlb and lot
Of ground known No 81 East Broad way nortn SIDE,
and next the corner Of M0ngomeryst the lot running
through DiysOnsL very large, being q ee rom
both on Eas, Broadway and DiyisonsL by lOi feet IN
depth be the same more or less. -,
Tie House on East Broad way q feet by 81 feet Ia deptn
Ia finished 10 beautiful STYLE having silver plated furniture
solid mahogany doors gss fixtures, Cfoton water pam
rooms water closets Kitchen range, and rich marble man
tes hToug bout 10 fact having every modern improvement
both FOR ance Of style and convenience tbeng 01I ~
he most substantial and costly manner by Capt CooD ana
was formerly the residence VI tue late Daniel Trimble 10
location n being healthy aud fashionable negh0orhood,
and on and near several stage rOues-is proximity 70
dovnoygu business makes II altogether one Of The most
desirable private residences now offered for sale Ia THIS
civ Oo he rear CT tho lot fronting Division e. there
Is Two story brick house known as No ~ bat In good
stvle with Croton water, water closets &c For maps
teiws ard further particulars apply 70 The Aucuoneer
BrOA6-sL llo'0l loi TO- ~''~~-ts
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JAMES COLE, Auctioaeer
nOSITIVE SALE of Valuable Prop.

DOSITIVE SALE Of Valuable Prop.
IL eriy on WiowsL Clark, Brookiyo By order Of
Executors-JAMES COLE will sell a. Auction on MON
DAY March Sd 1851 al Y O'Clock al the Merchants TX
change, New YORK, The following desirable properly =,
Que vacant Lot on The west side OF "ilow-s1i I'D ee
inch from The southwest corner ofClark q
Two Lots and large Frame House l1of iees siafe on
the south SIDE OF the above a..
ing the residence OF Henry Lesyiu, Esq.
The above property IL known a. 81 81 20 and 20 VII
low-sL
TermI-so per cent. may remain on bond and mortgage
for three years per CEN. Interest For Maps and Cu
partsculaTs apply to JAMES COLE,
22f sus - Fult1n5t, Brooklyn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. Popular Lectures by Park bsn aJ%IhWIy
ra Tpesday) EVENING, Feb 25. Mr.. BENJAMIN
vnrcs bis hume GUS ard ssrcs Poem on I.e az g. ~
sOr postponed from last Fraay a, the Clinton h M
yss.su.st On THURSDAY EVENING, Feo ~ MI
BENJAMIN winred at the Hall OF the brooAyn IuI.-
mite Brooklyn, his entertaining Lecture on ropula'
lmuseu enfs with account or the auu =.
of thai Saint Of Lovers St Valentine Au"l'' osst,
Lectures commence at g.
- oicaI society I4ecture.-The last
" ~ ~ ,b conTse will be gwen by MEL ON SlLsk
- CLINTON Hail. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ioth Ilst
ESe., pIreT ology at Home TO conclude with pu2nc
EXAMINATIONS AVni''s ~ 25f 2ts
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" die aged American woman to take charge sni do
he general homework OF small family None her need
nuniv AT 1853 Mottst 2jflts
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HOUSE WANTED Pleasantly Sit

n uaied in this city by a Lady experienced in House
Keeping who wishes 10 obtain House where all or part of
ee rent VIII be taken in board Address l. X ofhce OF
us paper STAIN where A. interview may be had when
every satisfaction viii be given. 20f6teOds
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcEEs Aucuoneer.
SALE OF SEVEN

EXECUTORS SALE OF SEW EN-
INVALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS. ON SPRING,
AND FOUR LOTS WITH The HOMESTEAD NAN
SION THEREON. SITUATED ON FORrf,rmiRD,,
ST AT AUGMENTATION }. bLEEChEk WI
sell At Auction, TUESDAY February .. 1881, al u
O'Clock Merchants Exchange by order OF Executors
the following vslusbe property, VIZ: -
On Sprngs-The two.sIory and attic brick ron storo
aud dwelling house and lot Of ground situated os the
southwest corner Of Spring and Elm sta, known as o.
Springs ST., together with netwostoy bnck 'front.' aweng
house and lot joining known 22t Elmst tue ot on
which this sands is . eetfronung sprng ana % 'eeI
IL inches on ElmsL
house and lot SpTings, adjoining the above size OF
lot Is feet inches 'front.' by ~ fee IN deph on one SIDE,
and - feel inches on the Other AIDE ,,,
ALsO--The two-story and attc oncz ifont dwe.tng-
hoOle ard lot 60 Spnng-sr adjoining the last nNnsdi
size Of lot Is 'front.' by 90 feet ot ncnes IN depta On
one side 81 d "a feet - inches the other side.
Elmst-ALso-The tnree-sory brick front dwelling
house and lot. known pal Elmst, running ur3ugu "
Marion Size of lot ~ feet inches front Elmst,
81 feet inches Marion St, BE- 50 feet IN deph on inc
nohery side and 50 feet II inches In deth on the soutne
"So-The twostory brick front house and lot 30 Elm.
st. size Of lo 3 feet inches 'front.' by 90 feet inches Ia
depth ,,,-.,
joining known 2l2 EmsI size Of ot - feet 'front.' by
about 70 leel In depth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES twosory and attic brick
front store with Owe nghouse and lot OF ground known
ss 7O04 Greenwich-si the northwest corner OF Amos
81 store occupied a grocery size Of ot ~ feet -
riches fronting on Greenwichst a feet inches tho
go nv ~ fsf IN deuh fronting on Amos.st aud 63 feet
Forfv third -Four valuable los of ground with
the large hermitage msnson thereon situated on the south
side of FoFty-ihiTd-st between Eighth and Ninth avs
con mencing go feet west OF the Eghhav The lots are
each Is feet front and by 100 feet inches Ia depth the
hui ding story and attic brick house and Is DC u
pied as a dW cling end carpet factory
ionee Broad-st where ithographic maps OF the above
proper" Cd" NC JOHN j JENKINS Executor.
SARAH CAMPBELL. Execurx.
22ft25h For the Estate OF Hannah Jenkins, deceased
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WANTED-Titles to Illinois and Mis-
a. soqr lands granted soldiers OF the OF 1872
- Iodelled for Taxes Apply address, giving num-
h, los TO r HOES IS Wallst, formerly NJ Myers
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HOUSE WANTED "A Neat two
- Aslory House Ia good neighborhood by small fam.
~ S'.no9 children Est Of Bowery preferred Address
ShAALkS," Tribune Office, giving fall particulars.
24fSls
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A advertisement are inserted in
LAthe best Papers OF other Cities and Towns at Is.
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A. NJ. MERwIS, Aucuoneer
OY BANGS, BROYHER u 90. 2O4
RBROADWAY- Cash advances made upon al c
nmeutS WEDNESDAY EVENING.

NDBKOADWAY--Cash afVsnces made upon At COZ
sgnmeuu WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Ate4 O'Clock, at the Auction Room.
LIBRARY BoOKs-A large aud attractive COLLECTION OF
mocern p0oular Standard Literature; Medical and ThrO
logical Works. embracing crest variety Of valuable
Books, some Uf which are IN hne bindings.
Also IN assortment Of misce aneOus Publications
Scnoo Books and Bibles In quantities, &c.
ALSO 10 Of fOolscap and Letter Paper ruled aud
plain lC00 geo Russia Qdis, &c
AT PRIVATE SALE --BOhn's Libraries consisting OF tae
Standard, Scientific, Antiquarian Classical illustrated ana
new cheap series These all highly popular aud
cheap publications. and offered 10 the trade In gu
uues or individuals In sets single copies, may be
desired BY the extensive range Of subjects embraced In
the several series they well adapted either 10 the LII
braes vi public Institutions or the shelves OF private col
leclors The latest issues received are Taylors Holy Ly
ing and DYING and Lamartines Geneyeyethe former Of
The ,andard Library aud the latter OF Bohns series
Plato vol 81 Ciceros Offices, and Kittos Scripture Lands
are expected by early packet Also Lardnsrs Lee
lures on Science and Ar Ewbanks Hydraulics and Hechan-
les, Benneus Double EnIry Bookkeeping &c Also al
assortment OF Cap and Letter paper.
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COMPERTS,S AWNINGS.-I would

GOMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-I would
ings, that III lot midew Below ia certificate Of their
good qualities signed by skty OF oar most re pectabe
merchants ufacureTs and dealers WbO have had them
in one All Kinds OF awbngA made, and iron
work In The most snbsOniial manner; also, SKY
lights and widow awnings that DO raised or put down
at q moments notice.
BENJAMIN 0OMPERTs, lOl Bowery.
We have had IN use an awning made by Mr Gompens;
has given perfect satisfaction and there doubt
made by him win last az long made In lhe ordinary
manner
w N Seymour Co Aus ems spicer
B Morris X Co Alexander Edgar
G. NJ Church Y stag sou X Co
John barley Henry sheldon & Co
Wood ward & Co Rodgers, Calm Leayiu Co
Hitchcock LeEdbeaier A bnl'ger Co
Thomas Shepherd McNamee
Jaques Brother Or fulnan
@ Wefterman w Ward
US Wood Brooks broihen
Henry Kernot 81 john Raymond 4 Co
IT'S Smith w Hyer Jacobs
John White DE Graw Co
C&A Poillon Sanford 4 Brothers
U w WoodfOrd & Co w T JenningsA Co
Y II Mcguire & Co Edwin Brooks
A l. smith. agent Tiffany, Young Ellis
Leopold Lion Aaron Chichester
j Bernhard q T Hewlett
{ 50 Mathews Joseph staples
L Coddinglon thompson
Dennis Lander Robert Patrick
John II Anderson Co Hiram Anderson
RH&J @ ILham II Williams Son
NJ RAIDER John Lighlhall
Nicholas Cort G Francis
Robert 4 Rees J& l. Delonge
VIM p Miller Co w n Warner
Ball, Tompkins Black ia I'm
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
XAthe best Papers Of other Cities and Towns at " Is.
PALmERs Advertising Agency, Tribune Building dA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
STEAM PACKING, made by use of

STEAM PACKING, made by use OF
OZirc, under P4ienL-The owner Of ryer Helms Pa
tented Invention for Steam Packing has the Satisfaction 10
state that four constant Off, by the Anne ncan
and British Steamship Companies and the largest establish
menls In the United States The demand 10 over hundred
fold Increased but with extensive water power snd the
best machinery the supply Is kept Orders continue 10
flow In from Europe the West In lies South America and
from ali over the United States for Days Packing. Per
who have been disappointed Ia the use OF Thai made
by mixing lead only 10 try Dsy Patent Packngi they
Will never renqush liz The price IL as low In
market Orders addressed to the manufacturer and
owner Of the Patent Liberal oscount 10 exporter and
dealers HORACE HI DAY
25flw Manuiacturerofltdia Rubber. % CorIlandsI.
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Aueni n, AL.
ANLHO SERVED IN ANY WAR

WHO SERVED IN ANY WAR
w SINCE 1850. AND THEIR HEIRS " DEAD
Those who months, entitled to 100 acres OF Land
Those who served months ended to 80 acres OF Lsnd
Those who served month entitled 20 40 acres OF Land
Widows are entitled pension II their husbands died
at any time while in service ,,>.
The Militia snd Commissioned Officers are entitled TO The
as Regulars. - 80.
Every person wounded or disabled In the service 10
titled 10 pension. =.
The blessings shall extend the second generation. IL
he who served In Mexico be dead his widow shall have hs
portion n she be dead the children II none, the atnef
none the mother II none the brothers aud sisters.
NO CURE NO PAY
Land nav months extra, pay AID pensions obtained
and no fees asked until obtained and no fees unsueeess
full. 60. ,,,un ,.,.A ,ot,,.
nation free of charge all who write me- postage PAD.
Direcf letters q +. LEWIS, Banker, &c.
Cleveland Ohio Detroit Michigan, as 10 convenient Tor
pariies Rave a Banking Office IN both places.
FOR ACCOMMODATION OF ALL,
will pay cash all times for and Warrants or VIII Lend
Morey az take them for security Land Warrants (guar
auteed genuinel always for sale -
MERCHANTS BROKERS. BANKERS K OTHERS
will at all times make collections az Cleveland or any
Of the Western Cities and remit Exchanges on Newfork
Refers TO Messrs Houghton Co, Brokers, 81 Wal-st
New. York; Whites Bank OF Buffalo, Butaoj r. r Han
DIV Cashier Commercial Bank, ClevelaDd G. O. Trow-
bridge. Presidenl Michigan STATE Bank, Detroit
Is ltsDASM &N&C
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR SALE-A DRUG STORE
Il Neatly furnished and well stocked, sius,ed IN one o!
the principal horoughares OF ue city, and dong good
business Also a well artculated adult Male skeleton.
Apply IA Canalst <o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
AvTHoNY J. BLEEcKER, Aucioneer.
TTHE MORRISANIA STEAM SAW

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THONY 4 BLEECKER viii sell a. auction Oh Thu RS
DAY The nm day Of February, 1851 Al u O'clock al me
Merchants Exchange, By order ofIhe Assignee ne ioo"
Ing valuable properly, VIZ: -. ,,... g.
The desirable properly known Is The Morrsana sse4ih
Saw Mill and Moulding mhl situated On Lae west s e q
stream Of water including steam engine ana boiler ma
chinery &c all and n good order-wcll Ioi
apy HIND Of busiuess requiring seam power TermsDefA
The purchaser will the right TO pnss over ne hafein
bridge free OF toll For further psrelaIs Apply % zoe
Auciioneer 7 Broad-st or 70 ~ ) fOkTEh Assxnse,
City Hall Place, or on the premises
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