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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31

RECIPIENTS OF GERRIT SMITH LANDS.
Edward Manning, one of the IS CITY do
nors Of the Gerrit Smith lands in Franklin
County, writes in relation to the movement
making for the settlement of these lands.-
Several families have already left the CITY for
the purpose of establishing on their lands in
Franklin County, and others are now ex-
pected TO follow. The contemplated White
hall and Lake Champlain Railroad is survey
ed through town IA, ,(where the land is locot-
ed,) which will greatly benefit the settlers.
by affording facilities for sending timber and
agricultural products TO market. OF the rs
donors but 8 have sold out, and none of the
rest, says Mr.. Manning, would sell out for
the greatest inducement; and he expects
that when those who have emigrated have
fairly effected an opening they will not eas-
ly get discouraged by the sudden transformo-
ton from city TO country life. We publish
the above TO disabuse the public mind as to
the condition of these lands, which have
been the subject of 80 much controversy
Tribune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31

The extracts from the anniversary speeches
on our First Page, as also the report of the ans
nuai meeting in our last should have been credi.
ted to tho Anti-Slayery Standard.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31

Frederick Douglass in tho North Star after
noticing the excitement raised by the Prosi-
dents visit to Rochester, gives the following
truthful presentation of the Presidents charac-
ter and position =
For our pnrt, we saw the President, only
as the Chief of Il Band of Kidnappers; wiei-
ding the whole power of his combination,
or (misnamed) government, for tho most in
human and dctestable purposes, the head of
slavery propagandsm, seeking to establish
the horrible relation of master and slave i'm
every State the American Union. A man
who has struck down the right of trial by
Jury, has virtually suspended the writ of
habeds corpus, is the author of brbed Judges,
the violator of the Constitution of the United
States, and the destroyer of liberty and prop
erty, without due process of law. To greet
such man with shouts of exultaton, 10
gaze upon him with the appearance of ad-
mlratlon, to turn aquiet city all agog, at his
advent, is to pursue course well calculated
to exalt crime, and TO abuse virtue, greatly
TO the deteriment of the manhood and NOR
ality of the community. We look upon the
money expended, ns worse than wased the
time devoted, us thrown away the whole
Pageant as degrading in the cxteme.-r. D.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31

The notorious Washington Gay, one of
the gang OF Michigan desperadoes who set
fire TO the depot of the Michigan Central
Railroad, and formerly a resident of Onon-
daga County, N. Y, died in Detroit jail on
the 9Th instant.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31

halph Waldo Emerson, is lecturing to large
and enthusiastic audiences in Mass, ON the sub
ject OF the Fugitive Slave Law and D. Webster
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31

10 CoRREsPoNDENTs.-E. A. Lukens has our
thanks for her interesting letters. We hope to
receive them irequcntly-shc may take our rca-
ders by the button as often as she chooses with
out danger of rcstivoncss.
We are sorry to learn that we cannot so frc-
quently as formerly expect to hear from our
Cincinnati Correspondent. We assure him
however that his favors arc always welcome.
Our friend Treat will excuse the liberties we
have taken with his letter. We were anxious
to give the intelligence it contained, but our CO.
lumns crowded at tho time of its reception, for
bid, without curtailing it as VIC have done.
To our correspondents we would say be brief
as will comport with your subject. We want
to hear from you all but cannot except briefly.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31
Nbc Antt GIoprrp Buole.

WHEN GoD COMMANDS TO TAKE THE rnuNpr1
AND BLOW DoLoRoUs OR a JARR1Ne BLAST, IT
LIES NOT IN MANS WILL WHAT HE SHALL SAY on
WHAT HE SHALL ooNoEAL.--lIiton.
SALEM ONO, NAY 81, 1851.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE meets June lst.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31

course IT in the estimation of either party
the one course of measures be morally rieb,
and the other wrong, the difficulty is insur-
mountably increased. Shall we then ,Ies-
pair of that union?
by no means; though /, is impossible to
force it sooner than circumstances shall pre-
pare its way. Let each work and fight with
the implements and weapons of his choice.
Lnboring fol one common object, in common
where we can, separately where we must.
a clear field and fair play to each and fideli-
~ from each TO all. Thus earnestly laborinp
our perception and love of truth will bo aug
menied-our appreciation of means, and
their adaptation, will be corrected We
shnll do something towards arousing the con-
science of the masses. And when slavery
shall have conceived aud executed its next
dlabollcal outrage-exceeding as it doubtless
VIII, any that has preceded it, we shall be
nearer IT not quite ready, to do as all who
have ever achieved their freedom have ever
uone; VIZ, so estimate the blessings of free
dom that we shall place them above all the
other considerations of life-noy above life
ITSELF Then there will be union of heart of
purpose, of measures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17


Present, Justices Oakley, ssndfsrd sad Paine
FEE. 16-Henrp Wosd, us. Peter Lambert ete.-0rde
setting aside nna judgment the ground that notice
Of the application to settle the should
given to the defendants attorney.
Albert L. Comstock, defedsn in error, ads. Leonard
Brovn plaintiff 1Tor.-Motion denied without costs.
George w, Souis WiiIiam III. Burroughs.-0rder
made ct the special term affirmed, without costs to
either party.
Eugene L<ntiLaon u.s. the Mayor etc, of Nev York.
Motion of the plaintiff to strike the cause from tho
calendar OF the general term granted without COSTS
Sarah finn Post Isaac .4driance. at special
term striking out part OF tho reply modified far
to provide that be given either party
Edoard Roberts rs. Jesse r. RandaH.-Order made on
the 26th Of January last modified that the order be-
lew 10 resfhrmed without costs.
Samuel Hg1maH ads John Lesiie.-Mstion for new
pulate within ten days to enter verdict and mt
for $72 60 with interest frem LIST September 1915 In
which case motion for new trial denied.
Eugene Keteltas and others appellants Lucius E.
Buckley respondent-This tried before Judge
vanderpoel, in tho Superior Court 1t action
for malicious prosecution in charging Mr.. Buckley
with having committed perjury as an attorney In an
action brought by man named Bradley, against MT
Ketetas for assault The alleged perjury consisted
In Buckley having sworn that he had no interest In
ed criminal cution against him. which resulted
in his favor The argued before this Court
bill Of exceptions Chief Justice Oakley, in Civ
ing the decon of the Court eaid that they could net
them to interfere in the matter and they must there
FORE leave It as they found It. The appellants must
take such steps In relation to 1t they may be ad-
vised The motion fer new trial denied.
Robert L. Crooke and others Is. Wm. p. Furniss.-Mo-
ton for new trial denied.
John Chester, appellant, Lerf Mills, respondent
judgment ct special term reversed, and new trial or
dered Costs to abide the event.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

Fpp IA - ~, Gang II JognfeJeifers. youna girl,
named jane Tho mpson "a. arrested on Thursday eve
birg BY ocer Rsekeevttz, At the Old Brevery, Five
Poiuts sh. will be material witness for the prose.
euton sssin.t the gang already In custody charged
With extensive countsreiing and 10 retained as evil
dence on the part Of the United states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

T TST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE NEW YORK
IL Post Office February 49, 1851
OFFICIALLY PuBLIsHED PAPER HAVING LARGEsr
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date OF list in VIII ieh they are
advertised. sLADIEy LIST.
Armm Mrs Eliza Anthony Mrs W AldrishNisssarah0
Abraham Mr. Divi- Adams Miss Julia Anthony Emily
sion ct Andrews Mrs Mary Armstrong Miss Ma
Andrews Mrshartinh nderson Miss lsa- ~
Alexander Ann bella
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

Ward Miss Caroline \
Walsh Mrs Margaret
Ann \
Walker Miss AnnaNv
Waters Catherine \
Waterson Mr. earahJ
Whipple Margaret j.
Wharton Miss Nary
Whelton Miss Mary \
Whtins MisskaryB '
Willis Mrs \
Young Mrs WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
DURSE'S Observation-Disclosures por.

DURSE'S NEOSIGALOS. This impor
u tant scientific invention for restoring the NArURAL
COLOR Of the HAIR has been recently greatly improves
and tired IN such way remove all doubts ntos "A
cheney All have used speak the highest terms OF
valuable properties which those VI dye or STAN
amooi this Gray Hair, which gnaly Brown. afS
being restored by the of the Neosgal is foando
sumo AGAIN It's former hue while Black Hair again become
Black be Its action such Ia induce the secretoa
the natsra coorng principle, which from various Gauss
IL 50 frequently arrested. :,
Principal Depot No. 65 Frankiin-st Bold also ~ !
LASCALA, No. 8 NIblo's Buildings. nj W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
EASTENAU COMPANY MEDI-

Il CINES PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
No i,il6 Broadway, NevYork AZ the Junction Of 6th
These valuable preparations have for many years
tanned WIDE reputation Germany and other parts Of
Europe and have been the United States for the
past fourteen years They prepared from the prescnp
DR. PAsTENAU, PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE
and Chemistry Of the ebTated University Of Halle Prus-
An experienced Physician iB attendance, who VII
give ADVICE GRATIS.
SYRUP DE CAPnLAIRE--A remedy for General De
slity and all diseases II a Pulmonary character.
FAsIENAU HEALTH PILLS-A cure for all tlseaSes
affecting the D0,sre Organs arlsng from Impure STATE
o. the Btood-s Preventive aud Care for the Cholera
FAsTENAU FEMALE HEALTH PILL3-A remedy
for all Distractions and Diseases peculiarly incident 70 lie
males, also for Constipation Pevsrs. Weakness, &c.
FASTENAU PAIN sALVE-A speedy for
Wounds Burns Fractures Ulcers and all other External
pseaSes
AGENcIES-C n. Ring, corner Broadway aud Johns,
/ W. Bassstt No. GA Broadway, Deue b Co, No.
Park row, Ne 3sl Broadway No go ath-av Chtoa No.
T6 BroaGway; Mcintyre, No So Broadway; W b. Nj
ehaels No 81 BrOadN az Y NJ. Guion. Of Bo~ey
and Grand st ". ID. CrumbIe. corner 81 BsveT znd
HoustoD-st J. Crumble corner Of Bossry and tth s:
Drumnond No 20 Reade St 4 Cook corner Of Grad
and len SITS W Forman, corner Of Grand aud Norfolk
sts n. ID Flusger No 20 srh-av Caban6an & Condie,
No ITO sth-as N Consreve corasr Of Greeawlen-s v
and CbrstOpbe<- ct
BRooKLYs-Mn d. Hayes No. IT'S Faltsn-st- T. J.
Hayes, No % Atlantic st.
WTLLIAssBUc-W. Beniaz No. lie Gfand-d
JERSEY CITY-Mr ClerI.
AL caam unic stions 30 addressed 70 Tho fAsenas
Company lis Broadway. New-YOrk" sais 3mrurhASss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Me0ieal.
EPILEPSY DURABLE. Thousands

EPILEPSY DURABLE. - Thousands
IL arid thousands cured In Europe DR. MEYER,
recently from the cty Of Berlin Prussia respectfully
tDfBs the public Of Ne~YOrk and vicinity aud principally
the afflicted that no Ia Of tbs late dsc0ye ed
Oriental remedy for the certain and 1nfadable Of E
neptc Fits pronounced BY al ply scans ncurable have
cured Thousands II cases ia Europe aad
tergned by Governments from there u prove the fact
be at ny Office Ny cure not along and tedou
Ny compound and treatment different from ret
known by others Persons afflicted with tha dseass
call and consult possible get entirely ed
Office hours from 30 II A. NJ and from % 5P NJ
DR.. y MEYER, No as 0rand-st.
Persons VINO can prove that they poor cure gratis
els tmruThkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
INSTITUTION for the

pa lON lNo = llON Iof Tue
Il EDUCATION Of BOYS. No. 25S Greene-st, mean
Clinton place. J PATTON, A VI Prlnclyal. Will be
reopeDed on MONDAY, Sept. 8 Tha, parents may be
come acquainted With the character II this institution
reference made u those who have had
sous from three years For the SAKE of c'n
yenlence then address Is alsO gwen.
Pemsen ESQ NJ a. 9Th ay.. " No % Pax ace
J Blown. Esq Nc lo6 9th s.. or No. 81 NLlhaG 81 ;
Jas Thomas, ESQ No Is ST Marx 's-pace, or No u
Beaver-st Wm Sloane Esq No 10 East lsth-s, Or No
2i5 Broadway Nathan Starr ESQ, No Great Jones 81
Ne IA Water-st " alter Jsggar, Esq, No ~ !" 81
2lst-st OF No 20 wsll-st Jas Grrs0ry, Est. No 50
what NJ VI Va Beuren Ese.. No 81 Vest ltth-'.
0'3 3wySThs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
DRJNCF'S LJNNFAN GARDENS
Two WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS


Several shipments Of WOolen Waste aud Flocks Just
received, and for sale by JOSEPH FlSdER CO.,
90 paw ThSS4ys NJ. 20 William IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

50 acres in wood, the balance under cultivation Two
Annie Orchards; 6,00o Peach trees IN bearing, Plum,
Cherry ohes nut great abund two Houses two
Wells Of excellent Water Barn, &c. tbs Farm IN good
its vsIietes. Situated m North Buns~ck Middleser
County N j., . miles from Washington, u from Spots
wood Depot Camden and Amboy Railroad and to New
Brunswick Depot onvenient nom and TO New ferA mar
ket. Inquire of {. II. REGARD, No. rs Greenwich st,
SCHENCK MCGEE 4 co Pier23. foot Of Barclay ST.. OF
sss o9 imTurhSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
DERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.-This

Institution afordIng a thorough course Of training
for College or business together with instruct Mod
ern Languages and Nnsc Will commence ia 18th
on WEDN EsDAY, Nov. 5
The building IL large and cDmmOdlous, and designed -
promote the com, Of the pupils aad encourage HABITS Of
nsatness and system.
The Prucipal assessing the antages Of early devo-
non 70 his profession and large cKpensne, pledges ms
most untTing Efforts make his Institution all that
Lehtsped CHI parent could desire for his and
from past success feels himself ~araned 1rng tho
OsusianIng public that the reasonable expectations
VI ms patrons shall he fully realized
Terms S75 Der Of q fr board and tGtoa
with use OF books for English studies.
For CcalsrS contain further particulars with tes,
u,onas references and eel engraving II buildings ap
ply TO CLARK AUSTIN, No. 20o Broadway, New
York, u the Principal G. NOODbklDGE.
ola TuILAStf Perth AmoOy. " J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
CHARLES W. LAWRENCE the -,

~ ehtstes ClnrycyaRt and Nstar,i Dsror woul4 =
specifically inform the crsns 81 Brklyn thai no ~
cafed himself IN ms CITY for The purpose IT "a
treating All Kinds Of disease Dr. l. has zRseToss s,<
m0nials regarding 1s peculiar powers ffo tersos. n -
highest respriaeilIy m the lRited States Bt.A Aen
ca and the West India Islands.
Dr. l.. be al ed daily. By caihax Al No 81 IA
St between the hours OF 4. NJ and } p " NJ, -.
renee viii be aiten dance 20 DE ladsy prr,,
vii he made at the residence Of the n4e
when preferred. nfSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
- ark. New-Jersey. by the
NEw-JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Company prepared 70 furnish supply Of then
rxlssbe
ZINC PAINTS
which been found after several yeaos trs both
Europe and the CRree States 70 their Original
beauty and protective properties superior aRJ ogas
Pant whatever Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
IA paIey OXIDE OF waTTsntsa roe .rc.. a.
aduteTaill whatever II las poisonous DFoOertieE
Objectionable To the heaah Of families and xcrkmer =
other kinds % pigments
IT WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
vhen exposed 20 su,phurOus mephltc e1haiasons
when shut up clqss room nor - II affected By
pictures hung walls coated VITA II As an outside
PsInt ~thstahds TIE changes If weather better thaI
ANY oher not being liable - tan ohaky OF TO crumbs
and rub Oh 1t mAs he ~efSsc with any color or with
water sd OIL OF Nth vsrsh esese o. oil, thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain hnish
The COmpanS also man0taCturt black AND COL
OREp ZINC PAINTS. which afs beyond qses.Op With
out am equsl foI root Onfhouses fencag
and A. ir5n or OtheT metallic surfaces They Of
METALLIC OXIDES,
snc Ae saSfvcted by salt water other exposure less
than ans other yaiuis within our snywle,izt
Iron and other metals Do oC- gridlze when coasQ
ahsH ard they rensrkse fr tier fTe-prOof prop
sS'iss Dealers sueyae' on iheral terms ~
/ lcNES % Arrais for the COMPANY
OF 4; Bexver-N n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
VVO SELLERS.-The undersigned, Sec.

U'OSELLcnc.- ho uuueisiS ucu, Sec
II Rotary II several Building and Loan Associations
keeps register sI the INSPECTION Of members and othe
Of all property Off red for sale this city BcOklyR aud
Whsxsbursh Persons having houses lots for sale.
lease Will ind greatly to .hen advantage 10 leave de-
scrpsioa and prsee of Their property with PECARE.
Office Ne 200 Hester ct Center
NB-Percns desirOus Of purchasing leasing houses
iots may themselves BY examining the ssbscnSer
Register, si3 3n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
E,RENCH and SPANISH BOARD
NOTICE-Mrs. MEARS has removed

her French and English BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES 10 No. "a West Fifteenth
st. below the 5h where she has INC sased acc nno
cation for Boarding and Da Pupils Ci,cnars AZ No -
West i5th-st, or at BIessrs ROE LOCKWOOD& SON ),
No al Broadway. no I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
LvARM FOR SALE-In Oxford. Che.

Co. New York. containing about $50 OF
hind. well divided into tiaoe, pasture and meadow asi
well fenced This farm lies in the Chenango Valley
snx 50 vi h meadow land tho bank the
The house stanss within i've minutes walk OF
Aourhrs Academy under the dn ecton Of Its able pm
sipal MIR Abbott CSiholic Episoopalan, Presbyteraa
Baptist, and universshst Churches Win pasture and
winter 10 head OF cattle good ssehng fer the VIII
also from 600 bushels $40 bishes corn
and % Of good hay for whch and other pro-
aace, coed market had IN the village. which the
line IL the Chebaseo Canal and distant from New Yok
sAly 10 hours. ros farther particulars, apply to
ETHAN RAY CLARKE, IN said . xf5Ii,
eit In Or to SAM W CLARKE. Warwlck, X l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
cAUGATUCK FEMALE SEMINARY

- westport, Conn--Miss NJ COLEY Principal The
Winter Term will open Nov This School being designed
s,cIusiyel, for Boaders and Of those limited number,
the Teachers enabled TO devote large portion Of TINE
to each pupil thus greatly facilitating moral mental and
nhvs,csI iplproysment Terms reasonable Circulars con-
tanning PARTICULAR procured BY addressing he PRINCIPAL
or al The bookstore Of MARK II NEWMAN CO, No.
1879 Broadway
RETERIscEs--ReT W. H Fnsbis. westport Joseph
Isuncey III ID WespOr Morris Ketchum, ESQ West
mort MARI n Newman s Co. No 1879 Broadway. New
SoIk. Waterman n Dikemen, Controllers Once, New
York Hon Henry W. Green, Trenton New-Jsrsey
ga SUI uThSSts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
PEASE s MURPHY
,ors .

NflCkABLE LOCkS-For doors of
any kind, which challenge the world to pick ths n
The nero "a hundred locks not excepted Ii Is da- 10
the ptbnc that locks thus offered should be IA y tested
fW that purpose the prpnetoI Oilers deposit F.rc n
eFed dollars IN proper hands for vedrSf not sooner
wOl-as reward 30 the successful operator on IN. toll
lowing teINs Any person msy select three llcks from
tv-btioTe examlning them-and may then uine The
NE remaining twenty and have the uss Of then k.
ne MS, then have one month 10 prepare his picking uSt
~btn ne m nst began the packing operation and pa
one tt cent PER Gas The GrpJSi ed til he uc
ne e she lhee ssleced LOCKS abandous H. ths last Il
r Hr ma Dot 90 tli he hiss operated ten daf Wnan
ed evhn''ee lie has on, prove that he knows ho, -
US teem hN PcSlng the remaining two l,ck. m ttc a.,
anu Take The S50e - '0 'N ' "'-.7
ihs ocAs are ioI sale b. Baldwin Msny y, &. Inn,
ST, Ahfsms anc Johnson, No 4t3 Rrs.dr.y ~ ~
shd ., ,he proprietor WOoDBRIDlE Perth An.
boy NJ et0hi dotcrs each 49, - = w" ''i-
Ihis ma, cetfy that Mr.. 5 + Woodhrsiee his se,.,s
HE'D Ia NJ hands certified check OF $50 o.rse :,
Hanover bsnk. New YORK, Tor the purpsse n,re5 - 80
above advertisement JANESC RI IS "a 'N9
no 20 "a. Sab 81. Paying Teller Of The H,nn -, n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
marbinerp, sc.

@'URUtTtI W.
EUITON FOUNDRY SECOND
u HAND BOILERS FOR SALE
One Cylinder Boiler OF 10 horse power
I've Flue Boilers Of 20 horse power
-Four Cylinder Boilers. d horse power each
Two Low pressure Boilers 500 horse power
Two Propeller Engines, second hand
One 7horse Locomotive Boiler new
Ore Sh0rse Locomotive Boiler new
One l2-horse Locomotive Boiler, new
Engines Boilers and red ON short ,tc.
We will manufacture
LAND and MARINE ENGINES vertical or herzoatsi
and nigh and tewplessure Engines and Boilers Of all
sepuons Castings of Iron Brass Sm'thlng Turning
Smashing and Pattern making, all their branches with
ali klids OF Machinery, At the FULTON FOUNDRY
foot OF Cherry and foot Of wsisrsis East River Odcs
No. u Coriears-st.
ns etIuIhSS PEASE & MURPHY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

CHINA CLAY.-3O tuns China Clay,
~ now landing and for safe BY .,
ar2Ztt GAUNT DERRICKSON,
Al then Commission Papsr Warehouse. lo5 Fulton-s
A DVERTIS EMENTS are inserted In
IN the best pslers other cities and towns at v b
PALMERs Advertising Agency. Tribune Building snls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

IMPORTANT to Town and Country
Drusgsis ir0nmOnEers aud store Keeper. Ia general
lhs 20 notice that patent LIQUID GLUE hss
teeu tesitc and foand 10 p N prce thar
c"hn"h glue being gnd safe REQ lnr ~ abNr OF
tnabe N preparation II cements iron .tone
mhoe, chna OF any substance. To mechanics house
AeeReis and cafperters ts VII ~ found vsluab- aod
nc house should be without C1lafry store ke-ners
welo srts increase their trad, ~ NJ this ylu
an.e nc.e We establish ageRces hs most liberal
ISf ~ seha samples 10 any u the United states free
Ghase seld "a bottles al li 49, %. and 80 cents To
De n 10 al .. Oh AZ the principal DR. houses IL TIN. ct,
JOHN PHILLIPS. No y M..dea-lase Cur W,i,a,.
he sure 70 asa for Phillips Patent Glue there beng
spurious inDshsns IN TIE market likely 70 deceive the pub
III 90 in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
ElARM, near YONKERS, FOR SALE

Il Containing ~ acres, Of which 90 are wood good
kut and water the hand excellent situation romantic and
healthy, with view down Long Island. There Is
dwelling and all the out houses very good The owaer
b gong abroad Price s. 500. There n oppoltua
dahy except Sundays at and cents farce. II hes
miles northeast Of No,Aey Station, and II miles west II
Bronxvilie Harlem Railroad Apply at Ne 10 Plsttst
up staip. sJo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
NE CRAFTS PILE REMEDy :

- Sir years have now passed saRcs tAs frm~l, -.
first INTRODUCED tins city. and Oat Ol uanA.r of N -
SANDS Of indiy duAs who have Used t ns ora in -.
dred has failed 10 be cRied Wifh she first - Pc
cents To be had Of many o. the res2ec Abe turv.s
throughout this state New Ierey arc m tbs c,y al,
the proprietor. No iSs Hudson -. cor OF Grove Il
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
N GIMBREDE & CO. Manufac-

HALL FASHION Just finished, ele-
CANT finished SILK Hats At the low prce Of s. usual
y sold Al 50 article a. 81 So and 81 p asa Has 81
BROWN. iSs Canal-st.,
% Inn next 70 the corner Of sullIvsn-sf.