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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
More Spiritual Denomination, the Durham

bn tuesday evening party of our most
intelligent ari respectable citizens. some of whom
iiao Iel cr "ucsscl demonstrations Of The PHI
>oIn}- sat down vltl the mediums. Nr-. Fish and
tlss q. ~ Tire Durham House The rappings Im-
He-'alciy commenced. and were loud and frequent
30 papao.e and distinct were they that al IN the
room were a. once convinced that no human agency
could produce ihem The ne iums were unusually
ANXIOUS 70 convince all Of their reality. and submit
zee 70 Ndrous tests. such having their feet held.
Standing on the sofa. on the table. pillows on the
Foor. Rap> were heard the table. IN a bureau.
dhu on me wall, 20 the pCT.e't satisfaction OF all
, nc bel ccmonstIalon Was finally produced. IN
ne most convincing and beautiful manner With
the medium fee IN custody Of unbehevers and held
a. II ia wee. the company "a sitting with their
hahdS on the table and their feet drawn back under
iheT chairs, The bell would ring for several moments
az time, clear, loud and distinct as # rung BY hu-
man hands. j was wholly impossible for any one
Stilng around The table 10 have nng the bell There
certainly vas 10 one under the table 20 ring It, as
me condition Of the bell was often examined bv the
"hole company. This phenomena was witnessed
10y me ioloWng gentlemen. whose words VIII not
DC questioned, or >agacIfy doubted
J.. NJ. Hubby, J. VI. Hughes. ". Y Crav For
"ardlng and Commission Merchants Dr. Wright
mot the Dentist J. Mckinney. Merchant J II
Slzer Manufacturer J W GRAY. Publisher J :
Decker, Jewellor Jas Ross. Grocer
more anon. SPIRIT REPORTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

4Df.Ni " IHE " kSIERN RAILROAD.
On Saturday We published a brief notice Of An
accident on The Albany and Springfield Railroad.
Inc following letter, from lady who was pas.en-
ger mas SINCE been communicated 70 Us.
About thirty miles from Albany. on Wednesla v
l"inihg' the aXletree Of the tender broke and the
hIsl passenger car was turned bottom upward The
Se'onu' 10 "hIch was, thrown upon us side
anu MdS from the same fate by being stuck
IN a swamp, so that we were taken out al the Win.
oo"S ana all IN our car escaped unhurt
lhOse I'm the hrst cars were severely bruised and
one woman badly hurt Three men belonging TO the
cars were 50 much injured that 1t Is doubtful whether
,hey would recover. They were entirely heiDles>
and were carried on luerS made of the seats 10 tho
nearest houses, which were some distance through
SwampS and fields.
There much kindness shown. the passengers
lending a helping hand. Every thing was done for
them that could be done under the circumstances a
physician was on board and two came from tho
vicinity. We were detained three hours having to
send 10 PittSied for another train. The scene OF
destruction was truly tenlhc-the smashed cars and
torn rails and all for Want Of proper care. for the
wheel that was broken had been mended and was
not fit to be used. One man connected with the
tram was heard to say he had rather have given
10000 dollars than that II should have happened"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
The ENGLISH GRAIN STocKs.-The Lir-

fIIIlNI WIfHNdNN.
Last harvest was firm ~ believed, by parties most
cOnyersant with calculation, to have been much be-
low an average. Notwithstanding low prices have
ranged under large mporiallOns of foreign produce
bat hy far the greater proportion has gone into con-
sumeTs' hands and. since the commencement OF tho
present year, putting INTO store has been more from
necessity than choice. We lately and especially
TINS week. witness adcmand upon Us from distance
in The interior, unknown since the memorable year
of 1871 Does tins intimate that the growers are not
holding stocks usual at tins period of the year
have not held shorter stocks of wheat than they do
now. at a similar period. for numOer of years.
and That low prices have not only caused immense
consumption. but that under dSplrllcdness, this
prime article of food has been 10 some extent vast
"a. As was the case after the good harvest and lOW
prices OF 1894 and 1895 There are tOlerdbly large
stocks % wheat and -four IN the ports, but If these
are 20 be drawn upon froma distance IN the INTERIOR
they would soon prove small enough"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

.trns ~ the fiddle we've touched AID sounded
par o. aiune Wa p.ayci 1pon TIC accorieon, the
bell va nt Tlug. ard % motion and Whip ,r.kiny
diCU' all a. tho same time
Many ether manifestations. no. here meatoaei,
we're mace during tie sitting. vlch lastei more than
Two hCuT~-.c wing ne whole company impressed
with The belief that had they without restraint made
tie effort % execute AID perform all which they saw
and heard, cr ans pant ~ them. would iave totally
failed ~ such effort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
,,orkcts CHARLEsroN. June u

Of corroS for he week have been 2,55i
bales, and 'ne ~ ga Island IS 2i,9.i bales The
hand c1cs,,e showing 3D. decline on middllng
closing qlo'a1S..cs Nid3brg 20 good Middlipr.
and y. lowe, 1 @c' to Fair fully va Fa[ 9,c
CUISINES generally much 5SpF S S SS Sa1.s
RzloGrs 70 L'e i corrow have been COO bales am
,'ol5.ys .re anxious to sell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

t al-Judgmeu' At special term rc'cr,cl, anl lu L.
mcnt rendered for defendant
foih0rInc Ho|smon act. Bera Abrgws.-
judgment at SPECIAL Term affirmed
J0HQs p. PhHi2S. uupIcqded. DC. ads.
Jas. 5. Pm ts-NcW iriai denied
ChaE. Stoddorf, ct A., agt Long Isignd
R0iI-ood (o.-New trial denied.
hgnsom Benson act. Gee. Tvgnot. cf a..
judgment at Special Term affirmed Wiih costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30


Il prompted hr evrT rrncille " hlnfa
Known fo the world the wonderful en-, i1l ~ US
Su.r urelarat0n Thousands have te-- 1900 =
great an cunt u SUI -lIg. at many its sa't pr &
ii o. I.is CD Al0t .rdsel i f4e rest Il'.-rs ~
b. rle most elegant. s,.enrlc aal So lilI 49,
~ use AID - O g. curative remedy seldom z go ~
J. stands ul-rae- On Ae cure q II slYe--s' = -
C4f.er Scrnfula ard I'D ttf tsc IS t-'--
AL flrure sac of liz Blood AS. al Bilious ---
aHi used -u-rgl eie--t- Success u ~ -- 49,.
SO Wsakre~s and general te dr.. stI--,lr--- &c
xtaseel f,s -lvlr Tone -l th~ Nar.1-s OCEANS 80
Grating fhe tl.l-e ssftsl. and a-s 20 iL tIe
Cou1la.st. Jlrar1. Dr~-ensla. h-tlt-le' - =
Cvughs * These aFefei s.t1 t-Iai Di-s-ss y, rbe
sseg -0-m. vIll ial d medicine yot OILY Fs-es -
tas.t but certain ru'e II o tv e'iihn ne l""1i ~ -
a4l agents io ltcct tler disease 4 +, CON - =,
c.ues - Laprl. c0-l.llel - fo te-l Gv' ~ -,
the stouash and bowels excite 90 .ea4ih. -eih - -,
ard ,he whole Gland -lar s,su %llf 80
AM rrorc,e The FREE ac;l0n u ta7 Lungs u = 49,
apQlca -e 10 al disc Il Chrl-lc nil 4l1' M -
vegetable. ard mag b. used ga al CLIMATES an % -
sons 81 the year - . ~, -. ,,, r,.,-,tai,- :. .
Providence and sod b. thou s1ads ~ ~ . 20 n
PeAr-si New-l9TN, GrRs ral A AS '~"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
MEDICAL.

4 b. y D. StNDS, 100 S fpll tons, +,
r.f-.f ~ a.. nI.>ri. eTHntlf. ID ttDpk LAND
.., ,lrafed CERNiAN blIrkhS prepared nt D. [. u
-.r~ ~ .,-.ia These Bitter, are "urtl. iic ~
f,.,r II tr.als possessing great Vri> es in i-e rceN-
,r ID -.>e ..tae Liver and lesser glands ever sing
- sl-h- naacr lu weakness aut affections ~ ne
.,tIt, -sI.e. taty ltlal sale Gel tA-' Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
NNGLIsH Ii cLAssICAL BOARD-
Nj. MARSHS
INSI RANCE.

DEOPLE'S FIRE INSU RAM %
0Ttae C-v I NeH-T IrS. O1cs , Ca15.-s. r. re-.
=. p.rx H.Ilus. llsares -dA-s. hsfc------.s'
!. - ll Furniture. Vessels Z Fcfi AZ - -
l. la.r la.. ~ .aIsgr - FAe c- il- ps' '@'o'''e
ter. 4. losses -.-ii-l.y 2. .i.- ~ a--u AN
~, - Ne I1sriss Charles 7 Pisrs0n,
ysiTu.-a- 49, 800. = p-g-ser Wm II Wilson,
.ttia-h 81, r. q So. Abra. am LsEssrt,
-A ~ T.+ts~C Jse.er Matthias Clark.
- T..fer VI B Co'T-n-. p -as " l+-liH'
Gtfh y N'@4-7 $3.50 C-,ne Mortimer Brswl,
.AL - 80 IVsrner Rog Z. Worries,
etnL-e io'H1-, C.,.sr.rhsr Z, yer = ] B0nesteel.
S--"s uii-.ua j BgrE Alfred BafRsre,
Eiy a4d Nels.u John 5ly1 sfPenAi' N'A' - -
q II Hlt.sl t,el - - ~ ~ srrporr p,.-,s..t
.,oy,s n Ir,S.sD sec-.i1rT ssl1 IinsiWsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
D, telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Nashinghion Items.

WASHINGTUN. NtIITUdY, juno =
p,cie a German, has been conyictc 81
Henry ,sc Criminal Court. for swearing falsely
peruig IDENTITY Of certain fraudulent claimants Of
Ls Lana Vppesdelt returns tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

g.. ,han, unsurpassed "a renirlns Al.
- - "a .l1l, rat rt those caused ol a>'Iaely
tf. - ,nsch ana bovrls They nevet q lut- go
-, ,r "A u cure ct~tiveue>s Nc meuclnt ~ 1sr ri
t.i NH ,uth general satisfaction ~ thr>e ~
t i-i. All ret,.l a. f65 Chamhers-st p. LhMAN
C6RR In General AGENT ilr thc SAFE u ~ ~ .
Neseta''' ','' ~ = gNNNF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
NR. JENNINGS PorN on HEALrH

hR JENNINGS Dor,, TX H-,rrrr
4 p - =, - - ~ ~ "a HNL ] r.
r.-f - ~ 1911 fii-a> lh y p4ric-
49, .n- '- wen SAIL
- i+''rf .f.' n "a 0'ii', iHi stream
ana 'i.N I - niei- mo ihe ar
49,. ii-' '.H.ia- 'lils -A ~ 90 - vase
~ ...oi. l-sen.r1,.s Do 'a ya-ii brine,
~ I''.is j.. y III "a g -rse. All ihe 2'E.r-
~ 't-... ai. f.eili t--t ~ ~ N..e-s 20 IRE
" rL case 1na pleasure 1ll7e bat - r-s--lsasi.
~ p-t. i -t-s g @ no Jess '- ire
a., i.ll+.i' .a''- rom '-i, l--ti .if'-
VIII wHcs descend never o. hr suu-
fI'ln4- 20 .''ill- O. ' rr7re- n tempe
-i-lf i e atmosphere are -" a~i n Iil source, no
diseases ~ ilr lrfe, and ie u-s Txfe-rs- IMPRESSION.
% ~ ''lfr ere lfe O. e'iei. -aTs celebrated t r.
m.A tl .A.si important ilultn-> oi re IN ncl e f1r
Where Tie TRANSITION ore vl..rt "a, 70 ar Innate u ar
NM, cls'-i -ltsa 'Tt d e-alT d, siei.el H - ia
o. Atrl- organs DE sfa stAt between tlt >slu AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

70 Mrs. +. CAKES SMITH, in compliance
WIN an invitation from some Of the good people Of
rso'lGence' VIII, on Tuesday evening next, deliver
Geo 'ufe in that city on the subject. Dress with
special reference 10 the New Costume for woman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
Court Of Appeals.

EIVIRA. Friday, June p
% Was continued to-day until the al
Causc 20 md VIII probably occupy ali tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
ARRrsr OF AN OLD TnIEF.-llenry Bur
LAW COURTS.
Nupreme Court .-.. SATURDAY. juno -.
SPECIAL TERN-DEci>loN'
Bv Judge EdmondS.

SPECIAL TERN-DEcl>IoNS.
By Judge EdmondS.
Sqrai VI VaridH, against JohH j. ' "f'-
m-DNorcc granted.
Michael Goa, act. Frances lmc''a co.,
Divorce granted
Geo. Kcpney. AGAINST JOS. g. BroWphs
Motion 10 dissolve injunction denied WIN '">'>'
Geo. ". RaneU, against DQrd NUrSe. -
Motion 10 substitute, &c denied ,l-
In The matter OF BonGBc s Co.-NpP"-
Gallon Tor leave 20 allow a deduction, dthitI
LeW,s Ed.cards. against Fran Er1nN.-
NWoa 10 confirm award granted.
By Judge King
Isaac Jones. Ct a., Trustees, agt. IoS,,P'
sion 1Ht Rdcp las ,rft-Judsmcn ih"i oeIe'lI', e,
&c restrained by perpetual injunction as plH'' ''
4" me complaint. without costs TO ci'h'I PAY
John HAYS, against Hrwy /. o"'f'
NeM lnal granted. Costs to abide event
SGrah and Robert Lang, ufanfS' a3aiuS'
@,g Psg,r-Complaut n both 40 d'nS "'>''''
Geo Kuney asainst Joseph g. Bro~"os..
ysesaghsn' 'ol pauuA ON Demurrer oH. Sc''''
"Veity 10 withdraw and put in answer N, -
Edw0rd Bcancf ct a.. against Ie"IN u
niaeserJujgment Tor palnud OF temHt'e, .,.
Vanl 10 De at hoer,y to answer I'D t"o ""N ''''''
wee OF order, &c
Join O'Doaohue against TdYrN'oH Cf'P-
N Motion 20 set aside fcpor, denied, ~
49, IhoN. LQHglCorfN aNAluNt ..,.l.,, ,
"Mnps e omplaiut dismissed as :" INC '' ~. ~, HE
90 whose answer demurrer was PM il '.'
Nher. the argument OF counsel to So'''"
Ger0rduS Clark against HeFrF a.. {, ,, g,,
Complain, dismissed as to The three exc, w., has
aaye answered with costs, am to ,he ''"
no' answered without costs, &c
Superior Court SATURDAY '"'
GLNER,L rERu.-Dt ciSioH, D.. I'm.
Edrod p. FRI act. James G'rao .,.o a. '.,c,
ssifAc,ion for h6C 6y the manasel OF l.f m an
Place ONcll House. for structures '1,'" p..
article ~ % ihc dischargc.Oi MHith. ,'.i rs
murror was nun IN on ne ground ihai the a'', ,,,
privileged TIE Court con>iaSit" $3.50. ,,c irls.
privileged Lor was any luSi'hc"iv" & b., ,.fsn-
ment Tor plaintiff on demurrer W.iA i''''
JosepI B'riiead ct a. 92ainst. " " m, . y,
Recovered .n alleged letter OF 'i'. =, ,r,r,on of
on behalf mi , house at RIO. Suel', ~ 49,, over
The CONF The amount OF creji A''l 80, IN nj
drawn lie nromiScs Of defendant, n 5i me H.
dtonaI h,rA> belong TO those no.i',''' -, Corr,er
cison of ,he supreme Court in re- tr,,ci lor de-.
suit bend,ng -JGdgmon, on specs" '''''''
PENDANTS L.I,lJ. Mint
Dard C. Mitchell agt. Arcl,9,a''a'. va, ,ug'' ~.
go,a,rv. n oI-Iudgmcni gcycrSed' an' "'
deIed. unless reduced TO So. - c,o,cort
AguiUo VI. Fenly agt' zen" - '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
THE CITY.
r9 The steamship Humboldt sailed at
coon On Saturday for IIavrc She took lOi passengers
a6f ss9.l9G IN specie.

r. The steamship Humboldt sailed at
,oopon Saturday for Hayrc She took Oi passengers,
a6t ss'9l26 III specie.
ARRrsr or 4 FUGITvE FROM MAS>A-
eursKr1s-Thc store of Mr.. John Russell OF Gum
a. Mass Was burglariOusy entered on the mshl Oh
ne IAN of MAY last and robbed of clothing ana
roadclohS 10 the value OF $500. with which the bur
sars escaped to this Cry. On FRIDAY olhceI "a Ia;
mont of the Office of the Chief of Police, arrested
Aman named John Me Laughhn, with portion OF the
stolen pr0ncTtY IN his possession, Wmch mas ptrn
Aenhied by Mr.. Russell as his property AooUl SoUV
worth of six goods which were recently stolen III
Boston, were also found on the premises occupied ol
Mclaughlin. lie was committed 10 prison 10 avail
The arrival of "A reQuislton from the Governor oil
Massachusetts,. Others were engaged with HIM III
he robbery who nave not yet been arrested
AeREsr OF AN OLD TniEF.-llenry Bur
neman. tailor Is years of age, was Yesterday an
rested for grand larceny IN stealing about Slo' worm
Of Iewelry &C. from the house III Col James Lee
o Eeyenih-St He entered the front door Oy i'iSc
ach kew ana proceeded 10 several rooms. when ne
ransacked IN search of jewclry. lie had pochSleu
Ms plumber and was leaving the house, Wheh olhVV,
Hepburn of the Fifteenth Ward Observed hliu' al"
Nspecilng something WronG called To MN 10 >'o3
he Gid not however. but took 10 his heel> ~ "il
cen pursued, but being IN poor heath ana H0 S,lVns
could not ovcrtakc hun but rs hcpaSSed uf 70
hce Station of the Fifteenth Ward officer hitie
pfang out and caught him. In ms possession u',
stolen property Was found. THIS ieHoW ht> oOC"
nom The Penlcnuary but a ic~ laws nav M, o'T,
sent there some time since Tor rOOOlhS WI, N i
AsofS house IN a similar manner. JU>''' VIZ "'''
committed HIM to prison Tor trlai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
DIR cHARLES MrNDE,S WATER-

kFCI-RF F>TABII>HMENT. n B,asouvile. North
49, has hctr recr-ned For Irthe- 1artlell -
s--', a. th- D,cror. as above. ol O. WI RADDE -
Drous,lwar. NtW-lUIN. -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
4 ACKAWANNA COAL At RETAIL.

l-Tlr Delav and Hudson Canal Company are now
prsared 70 receive orders for their Coal broken and
screened FIR family Use. AZ 81 23 yer tun. delivered from
yard A. 50 peg tuu from h ats Orlrrs received it er
and Greenwich sfs foot of HUherf-st y foot II
Goycrneur-st n r. foot "a Adams-st. and DO tutHa.
bstr State and Joralemun SIS BroohlSn anl At loot
81 North Tenth 80 Ni.laWshurgh
a.23 n NIW&F ISAAC SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
COM-COALE 4 DRISCOLL. I77

4 'OAL.-'OAlf N Dhl'' Ri'i' 80
Wooster-st arc receiving direct from che mines,
and also from Port Hicimoud. PEACH ORCHARD, LIE
HIGH and SCHU NLklIL WHITE ASH COAL * thr
test quality aud comprising ali the various sizes required by
CONSUMERS -.
Als1. Iehgh LUMP. Liverpool ORREL and CAMEL
and Cuml land co Al a % whchtl 'acr fr >ilr h
the cargo from vessels or retail fEoH tlDr ard 20 the
lowest market prices. toAlE DNlN'Ol
lolS 2w NiM&Fs lli wooster -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

GOAL.-I am delivering to any part Of
the city first quality Red Ash COAL 40 81 p anu
White Ash Fig aud Stove Range NJ 81 per tun, rom
boats Orders received AZ my new Yard I'll Gfeene-st-
near Amlty and Al uy old stand. 3j Bow cry ~
90 iIp. JACOB WEEKS, Junr
THNHE BSCRIBER is authorized (as
AGENT ofthe Company t0 contract TOR me delivery %
CARGOFS of the celebrated COAL uom ne Sien thIi
Nnrs Al portsylc Pa formerly worked by Mines Hay
vi 9,g ~ ,,' ''1A y S c OGDEN. 90 wall-st.
EOAI-Si - PER TUN.-Ihe SUBJ
scrbsr is constantly receiving. direct from me MINES,
pe.i Or,b tr Black Heath and Leheh COAL, II ll ih1
49, Sos NJ Broken Egg Range ami stove. and var
ratc to ls II the very lest at{ "h.ch s 'is TOT '''o
=, .rIres tnn ever before sold ln THIS nfAet
JAMES l. WORTH - Broadway, 'ni
.f.f F.p-fh, corner Thompson -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
INDROPATHTC TNSTITTTF-Teh-

a p anon springs. Ny. aud IS Ia.sht->- Nry-Yark
CITY. DIS TRAIL and HO>FORD have estah. shed
FEM ALE DEPARTMENT for ihe cspcca treatment e
PhOLAP>t and other complaints TeG peculiar man
asemtIt D. Trail Will he ~ fhe CITY establishment f'r
cons i-atiou on II ESDANS and WEDNESDAYS
frta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
THE PEOPLES COAL YARD, POI

Bo,,erv The understand s now prepared 10 denver
IN any part Of the city, from the above place. superior
article Of Peach Orchard red ASH COAL. Egg and stove
sle screened handsome order 40 Vie low te 9 - -
per tun d cents less from boat. JOHN bhhAhbl
4a4 lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
MUTUAL INSURANCE

JolN TAcrAN Ncc- President
FAErtNtNr STAGE. Secretary
k-tarlrUar Alteration called o. fAe lex thst ths
COMPANY continue, to insure Buildings Merch,nA>s.
Household flurff Vessels i7 Port A.. astin>f loS> <
daHe ,, Ore. and esde Che prs ol ,ls cas- % ouS-
ncsS Sac sane GA thr' Marine premiums
n.i - JrMWAF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

GOAL 81 25 PER TUN.-Peach Or

u hard and Iehigh Egg. Stove. Rance and Furnace
nov Ii>chirgns The reduced puce II - - per
fun Orders taAcu the tine % delivery .1 slt purchasers
al the above price Also. Ltcrfool Or, Cinhe ana UNI
frud from under cover 40 Yards $50 Broadway lbetweea
Elehtcenth and Nineteenth and l) BlWery, o9p1so
Srrirr-sf fe2i III RANDOLPH MERRITT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

THE \ r ING l. An ID LIVE
4 STOCK INSURANCE. COMPANY 81 New Haven
Conn. horses cattle AGAINST l,'>> nom death
either from natural accident. or disease u 's lie
s.uptuu whatever. NDW-Nofk Agrnct. ID Men htIts'
Exchange corner oi " AL aud Hau', 81 IS bascment
Z7iu l. ID HIATT. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
WATER CURE.
MOrNTAIN WATER-

~ CT RE->outh Orange EssrN Co.. Neu-JcrSer --lO-
SEPh A. WIDEN. VI ID Y isi'ors fr1a New-iorN leave
-ht fUst If Corrard-st and reach fhe ms, va tle
Vi rrs aud EsseI RallwHt. 40 s. ami o o'clock A lli
and o'c.ocs VI ItTu
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-08-05
Notice.


David Paden, Jerome Paden, John o. Paden,
Alexander Paden, Elizabeth Paden, Olivia Paden,
& Elizabeth Payden, are hereby notified that on the
18th day Of September, 1850, Elson Paden filed in
the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs county,
Ohio, bill in chancery against them. The OBJ
ject and prayer Of which bill is, to enable and
compelt the said David POden and John o. Paden,
as Administrators Of the estate of James Paden,
deceased, to convey to the said Elson Paden 1OC
acre lot No. &c., in sections Nos. 6, IL, and IS, in
town No. /, range No. 12; and 50 acres, being the
south half of 100 acre lot No. 266, in sections /
and I, in town No. ., range No. IL, in said Meigs
county Ohio, in pursuance of a contract between
the said Elson and the deCedent, as set forth in
said BILL or that the said David, Jerome John O.
Alexander, Olivia and Elizabeth Paden, as the
heirs at law, and Elizabeth Paden, as the widow
o, the said James Payden, be compelled to re.
lease to the said Elson thei interest in said land
ON the said Elson paying any balance that may be
found to be due from him, And the above ma.
med persons are further notified that unless they
shall appear and plead, answer or demur to sale
bill, within sixty days after the next term of sale
court, the said Elson, at the term next thereaftc
will apply to said court to take the matters Of saiC
bill as confessed, and to decree thereon accord
ingly, t. A. PLANTS,
Solicitor for Compl't.
July 10, 185l.-na0w6. $5 %.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-08-05
FIRE, FEREI r,IRE /,

- HAVING received little shcfet no 20
AZ uce TO vdcate the premises We formerly Y y
occupied than tie law, in is huiusne opt7rfi,h i,
allows, on the night Of tie late rs, We ART nlw 10
DC ionnd IN VIM II. Rcmincton's huiidine, one
door below his store. Having supplied ourselves
with all our missing articles, VIC arc cEab.td 10
furnish our customers at reduced prices Ilta,ldi-
ton to our present stock wc- have nadc arrange
mells WIN an eastern importing hoHse to supply
us with the latest importations Of dfurs AZ mpof-
icrs pnces, aud will recrive, iilaa few weeks, a
very large aud extensive invoice Of Fre;h Drugs,
Chemicals, Bazins Qonerly) Rousseil'S) Perh-
lncy, new Chemical Preparations, Instruments
Fine DruCs, and Scarce Prcparatioss never he
tore Thought 10 this market We will suIpI,
Physicians and Merchants at a deduction oftweu,
~ per cent on their bills Of fomer purchases in
lhls place, or at the "Circular Pdces' Of any ~.
sponsiblc Pittsburgh or Cineinnati House. VI
warrant our drugs to be Of FIRST quality and en-.
tTcly pure; coming directly from under the Drug
inspectors hands there is no possible chance fol
theH adulterattcn Call and see what difference
there Is in the quality of drugs and ascertain oui
prices. u. p. FLEMING DrgpiSf