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A2oEEsS 70 ruE PEorI.E OF Sourn Car
9idNA.-- We publish from the Richmond
Examiner an address from citizen of Yir-
gIna 10 the people ol South Carolina. Ii
vii be seen tia. the action of the la,e
Charleston Convention has been quite in
accorlaMcc wi,h the suggestions of This
writer. For our own part VIC had hoped
That the State would act less prccipi,atcly
lhan row seems 70 be her fixed determine
ton. We arc Yet 20 lc convinced that she
VII net wisely in closing her cars to the
connscs oi Checvcs, and Butler, and Barn.
well. But whatever may be her action,
We speak for ourselves and Tor our readers;
Nhan wc say lha; in her contes, against
ihc "noiiiionlsis and in her cndcavors To de.
lcat thor fell purposes, or sympathies are
III no wise aud in no part with her enemies
and ours. And s;sould these enemies dare
"'lh hostile sep TO tread her soil, many a
SoU'lcrm !reart VIII thank Corwin for his
words, and pray tina, she may welcome her
foes witI h!cody hands and hosptable
grayes.- SagaaUHj GeDrgian.
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MoHEAU NAuDtN has been elected Clrr!,
and !oiH !HGEAM Sheriff, Of kcrshDw D;.s.
trict.
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'E'lsH Tl:li.iSCf.

SATURDAY. May l7---I'hc sales Of Cot
ton IN Charleston to-day amounted 10 Coz
bales, at prices ranging from 6 81 too 1-S.
The market continues in depressed s,a'c.
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InE FuGrrIvE SLAVE LAw-Thc New
York Tribune, Of the 2nd inst, in an article
g"ryIng oTer the passage Of the cotnpro-
misc inea ,'res with the exception of Tic
FnHLivc Slave E.aw, has the following:
The i.aw OF 1850 must turn out TO be
an imperative enactment. Indeed, it is
practically nuililicd already, when it costs,
as ini il'c case Of Sims. fire thousand dollqrs
10 ca'ch 0'sd ro'nrEa Runauay But if il
- to be anything but n sclinulifying act,
lyins dead on the Statute Book, its repeal,
or essential modification, is ncvitabIc.''
The same paper, in the article alluded To
above, sFca!:s thus of the benefits secured
10 The trec-so;l caGse by The passage of,he
Clay. Compromise. The South has gained
mUch
~ nc rich blessings secured by the friends
ol irrcdanl, in tho late con;cs, viii, slavery,
w'!l &|o'o m&t nn crer increasing iustc,
and dcEc!"p from age TO age IN an ever in.
crcasiug magnitude"
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tho Virginia Convention of lS29-30' by
IluGn R.PlEAsANrs, Esq These skctch-
'es of cgrcat men who were congrcgatcd
there are full Of li(n-like description, inter
csting narrative and anecdo,o and mastcrly
and discriminating criticism and analysis.
There are other prose articles of merit
and among tho pnc,ical pieces is the End
Act of II Drama by w. GlLLMoRE S.MMs.
We commend this mngizinc TO our read
crs.
GoDEy. OF the "I.ady's Book" is, as he
humorousIy says, now of age. The June
number Of his magazine, which we lave al
ready received, completes lis 42nd volume
and is the finishing stroke Of Mr.. GoDEY's
lahors during lis 81 years OF service. How
mich are not i.itcrauiurc, Taste and re-
iinemcnt Indebted 10 his well directed cf-
forts during this period. The I.ady's Book
wherever II goes cXcrts soltcning, bcau,i-
flying influence; it has called forth and de-
vrloIci some of The brightest minds in our
county and some Of tho purcst gems ii, our
'i.craiurc sparkle on It's pages.
We have no, yet had time to examine the
contents oE the June No. But VIC arc al
ways willing 20 take The I.ady's Book on
trust. The plates are admirable and the
first can scarcely be surpassed for viyor,
beauty and truth oi expression
In compliment TO the ladies' the Is, n,lm-
bcr oiih, ncN, volume will he composed en-
itrc!v o! articles from lady contributors.
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CHArrAsooGA. Nay -.

\ TERRIBLE SMASH Up.-This evening,
Willie about three miles this side of Ring
gold, while the cars were running at tho
rate oi twenty miles an hour, n COW att
tempted to cross the road, bat was caught.
and dragged about fifty yards, when tke-
! baggage and both passenger cars were,
thrown off lhc3 track. Tie one that we
were IN was thrown about ten feet off an
cmbankmeni about four feet high, up side
down, and was literally torn 10 pieces
Fortunately, no one was killed, but several
was wounded; tho baggage car too, was.
torn 10 atoms, and strewn along the road,
for fifty yards. How any ono escaped be-
ing Killed, is miracle, but a few escaped
unhur; among that number was ourself--
Cor. CdssriAs standard, Nuy Is.
CoTToS CHor IN EASTERN MISSISSIPPI
We learn from this interesting Cotton rea
gion that the Cotton that has conae up look
exceedingly unpromising. 1t is very low
scarcely above the ground small, and forms
very bad stand, Some arc replantinc.-
The weather has been uncomlortably cool
for several days past.--N. o. Crescent,
May II.
SHALL Pox.--As absurdly cxagpe.atn3
reports are III circulation, at a distance. of
The existence and extent OF small poS in
Augusta, we state that for tho issttWo
months there have been but three cases IN
the clty--al negroes. One has died;,hn
other Two. are consalcscent.-- Augusla
ConstituiioRalist,
Mr.. James .Minific is eShibitingsn, Balti-
more, tnashino invented by him, for walk
ing on the water. The Clipper says Inc
nioaas oiarandi is Simple, and thinks 4, wfti.
prove successful onisial. al, experiment
j. to be made with tin Baltimore bay, on,
the 10Th ifs,ans. g
WHY VI are W the potatoes aedwlicst like the,
IDOLS ol oid2 Because tley havecycs an.E
see no',.ears have ,i;oy and hear. not.
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TnE SUMTER DlNNEN.
SulnterVille, So. Ca.
J. 5. q. RICHARDSON, D.,
w. i. i. IiAINS\VORTH, { '"D'foEs'
WEDNESDAY, MAY2l, 1851.

,1S3@ Alcssrs. y. WnrrE e. Co., are
Agents; for the Banner in Sumtcylc.
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~ a
! 3 4. iii
,he terrific storm of Asfiii II
oyer that city or S,ae-.f:s atiiyf its
"It seems 10 have been confined within
belt o. htasasesl yards or perhaps more
IL widti, and passing t!irnt,g ihe city frons
s,ace io. irito 70 norih east, ,irampled everT OBJ
under foot, with the .S.!.h within 'hst compass
and power ct an army Of giantsMaals - ,..ss.
inc largest trees. trertl,rowing chitnneps.
and icaces, upTooling houses, and in three
instances, actually lifting the houses tfiern-
selves iro'i their foundations and sfliyerIntns-.
them TO tho carth-besi,es doing in o,her
ways, very considerable damage 10 proper
ty. Fortunately there was not single in
stance OF serious personal Injury. We have
heard Of several remarkable escapes, and OF
ono or two bruised limbs, but how there,
should have been no one killed is almost
unaccountablc. The track of the hurri-
cane. after the storm had spent its rage,
was indeed an appalling and a dreary spec.
tacle. ! q
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"rcrEr MovEMENT OF THE GoyrKNSEyr
TILE cltANTEHiNG oE THE CRESCENT
CETY.--Nc z stated III yesterdays Herald,
,!.at dc*paich was received here fr,...
Washington, giving orders 10 charter Il
steamer, for Ihc service Of The government,
!or no loss than twenty day, ard no more
ih1n ninety, 10 cruise from this pori 10
t!arda, and 10 cary 3G0 men; that her
"csimai.uH wIF, probably Charleston, and
uht She WaS 10 start nt a moments notice,
under scale! orders. Wc also mentioned
That ihH Crescent City was ;hc steamer.
ana hound according 10 contract. 10 be nj
Tie disposal oI '!c government. whenever
wan,cd lnr raraI' cTv.ce. She was adver-
tsch to sai!, with passengers. for Cha
g:cs, loInnFrow. but The order Of tie GOV
eTniRnni 'aEcs precedence of any ar
ringemant oi '!lc owners. She has bccn
lying a, The foo. Of Warren street since
Saturday, and has her coal IN board.
She Mas ordered 10 bs ready TO sail
yGaterday ,3QriljGa, and was fired up. for
ltiat ftnS!SsSc. * eountermap,l Nas III.
draw a
'ahc ss, however, In;'eT cfdefsS To- be iii,
! -rr.-ndtness ri The shortest possible s. notice.
ship Is l Fcrsops not belonging 70 ihe
there brij,c platarii.: Q \ gong or board,
words. positively 10 adnhtnnG6S7ti tho
I were some traaps on hoard yesterday, ami
! tic niittagy on Governors Island lave
rcrc!Tcd orders 10 bc ready at a moments
notice, w.ihGrms anl ammunition, for so,nr
| military expedition. Doubtless, lhcy viii
he taken on hoard the Crescent City
There IS nich secrecy and mystery
! observed. Tho movement, it is believed
! has reference 10 tho tIrca,cncd secession
! al ''oU;h.Carolna We understand the
! following is'n list Of lhc officers com,nan inc
Tie expedition.
Breyet Colonel ]. l.. Gardner, (AIcx,co)
| commanding; Bravot Major Williams
/ (McX'co;} brrrct Captains Getty, do; De
! itrssr, d., Howe. DO; I.icuicnan,s J. A.
+ brown, do; K. G. Drum, do; Hudson
| CuibcTtsoa, Booth, Windcr.
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lion. Jos. y. ELACT,
MAJ. WV. IAyu..
'~~~'~>>--> ---,,--~
A'"lrANA.--'Ihc Convention of Dele
gates from the second Confessional Dis
irict t" nominate candidate for Congress
and which was composed cqIal!y OF Wlirs
and Democrats has unanimously nominated
the Hon. Nm. j.. NANcY. The ground Of
this union was He Lollacas Of Mr.. YAXcy's
position on the great Southern ouns'ion
-~->-->-~~..-S--.. ---~---.--
'fie mautIc, no, : biitIh2 Iobt ID ,5lIlcc-
ol 80 gallant Asss g Il NAN, is pcr..Sps 10
atdofit adj the distinguished li,tlo AIr. Foorr.
late "ofthe soath'' and representing Mis-
sisspp', now Of the whole Unitcd States anl
- f-. Ss St.,ss.sfs
claims on The everlasting grnNSilc OF tho
American people. The Union party OF
Mississippi it seems appreciate lin and
'aVc unanimously nouinata, him for Gov
Grnor. Perhaps he may We, smile bcnirnIy
upon The !hboli,ioniSts from tho prcsi;!cu.
tial throne.
~--->-7~1---. ..-e--.. ----,---
FrrE Sor. .irroMINuxr.-'T prcsi-
dent has app"iut,L GnAyIox BANar, Of
Missouri, Chief Justice ot The Snprenn
'"uri Of Tie Oni'cd states for the territory
q: Ncw Mexico.
l'7 4,'"''e''''' i" ih2r ranra. S Of i':i3
,'"" , ~ '""'eN ra o" INC s'n'or that the
'''''' laws o. our Me1'1a" i"rT'"'y against
S'''' 9 > """''' i'F'N4.' ".*i!l' 'ct'n-l'is.-
'''''' ~ a. '-''''' '"''',"' WIZ h2 "a1.ve.
Tho N,,,i,,,,n ,'....., ,-
purchased by Mr. II y III t. ,r.,.
sued the fr,, nnn,cr n,,lo- III ,,r...r.1
Wimnc,on yi,vil
lie anroYycc- ,,,,,, ,..,f ,..,,.,
ion cxccm for suliic,cu,,,..,,'.. ,,,..
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The following Resolutions were adoptedl
by The Board OF Trustees Of the South Car.
DINA College, at it's last meeting, to wit:
Rcsolrcd unanimously, That while tho
Board of Trustees have felt constrained to
accept the resignation Of the Profcssorship
nt Moral Philosophy, Sacred Literature,
and the Evidences OF Christianity, by Rev.
DR.. Thornwell, from Difference to the mo-
tivcs which have iinpelcd him 10 offer il,
they rcgarl will, anxiety the loss which, the
South Carolina College has in consequence
sustained His instruction in the depart
mcni Of Mora! Philosophy has been distin-
gn;shod Tor its utility; and while he has en-
forced the evidence of Christianity will, va
rous and profound learning, and i,s moral
precep,s with cloquencc, he has commcnd-s
cd Inc sacred truth which he taught 10 tho
minds and hearts OF the students by the in
lincnc: OF n character and life in attractive
haraony with Them. 1t is with sincere re-
gret The Trustees take leave OF DIR. Tkorn-i
we'll on his resignation of his prolessorsl,ip,
the duties OF which he has tiiscba, ged win
so much honor 10 himself, and So much
usefulness TO tho State. ~
RcSolred, That tho Secretary enclose a
copy these resolutions to lie Rev. Dr.;
Thornwell, and have il alse Published n
tho Columbia papers. sses
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AanEsr oss sNrpasnsp ts,aAa orrI.sr,ns 81,

5ARREsT oF q SstspppsgD gt,BAN OrFIsgaa
The Savannah Morning News, oSs as. \
terday, says: l5s
The steamer Magnolia, Capt. Mcss eltv.
arrived Yesterday rnorNing fion 1iiat ia.
having OIL board Somnel j E Knotogey ana
Mrss Khwlstnn;ia charge nf u s. Deputy
MARSHA F,nney, md somo 81 mon, who
wore part oi a company engaged in titt.
late Cuba movement The us. Reye-
nuc Cutter Taney, Capt. Rudoiph. l,ns
been for some time in tie neisbborhood Of
Sa,illa River, and after The afrisal Of off.
Ger Finney at that place, it was asccrtained
that some persons concerted will the OK.
petition were at a plantation called iYayer-
ly. The Deputy Marshal. aceanpaBled by
the officers Of tic Cutter proceeded io fIi@
plantation and arrested The ahcyc named
individuals. who are supposedto be officers
of The Columbus company. they we're
taken on board of the TaneY and, ihes,s,
placed on tho steamer Magnolia, ami
brought 10 this city. At ST. Mary's the
~ men also took passage on the Magno-
liza, their passages buiing hceil paid by tho
Collector at that port. :. q :.
The Gutter Tancy is still cruising ON.
the South coast, but is expected 10 return
TO this city shorty.
The examination OF the two individuals
now in this city under arrest will not take
place until the fancy arrives. They have.
wc understand, given bonds for their ap-
pcarancc.
There is at this time a considerable.
number OF men in our city, supposed to-.
have been connected with the expedition.
Tic steamer Welaka, which arrived on
Saturday last, brought some twenty. five or
thirty from, the Sou,h.-rhey are mostly.
finc looking y"nng men, and bear The tra-s
ccs Of camp life.
They are all, however, in good Spirits
only rcgrcting The nischanccs which have
for the present prevented the consun,n1a-s
lion OF the enterprise in Which they have
embarked. @---
The encampmorl At Burnt Ferl, is said
to be entirely hr ScR up We heard Il sta;
ted that nFwar oi 300 men are under.
arrest AZ some point on the Satilla-wes
however put little confidence in the report.
a.. = k,s-
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II" make ASSURANCE doubiy sure. The irs,
congress that assembled under the Con.
st'tn,ion, proposed the following amend.
men'. which was unanimously adopted and
made part OF his Constitution:
Article l!ih. The powers no, dclcratc1
I" the United SIntcs by the Constitution,
nor prohibited by i, To the States. orn
reserved, to the States respectively, or 10
the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
DAGUERREOTYPE.-Great improve

NALL FASHION Just finished. ele-
can't finished six Hats at the low rrce Of g; usual
" solda - an article a. 50 So and g p neat Has s.
BROWN. lJS Canal-st,
.,qtp. neyt 10 the corner 0f SullvauSt.
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STATE AND NATIONAL LAW
.JEWELRY, &c.

New Goods from Europe.
WATCHES JEW ELRY and SlLF Err
w WARE-SQUIRES BROTHER, q Fulton i and
10, Bowery the interest u those "o WISH
tbe ave goods nv our arrangements Europe and the
manufacturers here II getting goods ffo the hrs bands
10 make their pure either store Fult1nt of ls1
BOweU.
Cold Watches hr Cooper. TObss. Peeslsy and others
Gold patent lever Waiches, tU ie"e!eG
Cold Watches correct timers, ,f engn.ers ana coni 'ct-
OfS 4 railroads
Gold patent lever Watches for ladies'
Gold and SILVER v atches 4 al kinds
Gold Chains. new article. Tie chateia a ~ ladies'
Gold wedding Rings, made expressly for that purpose
Gold Iocke's Ike watches open both ades
silver Tea-sets, Forks, Spoons, Ladies, g..
Silver Ware the pde If business, tn1 "e ie deter
mined 10 keep The reputation II selling at our silver equal
& dollar. and hat 5 our warranted andafc
Cake Baskets CastOrs. Candlesticks, "aiiffs x -
our rue-all gods warranted ropreSeftsd es,h ar
ticie the prce marx ID plsn figures one pce ana st,
only tl9 S"i"i"~0
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for YOUNG LADIES

Il On Rrooshn Nights e6 Plerrep0n'-st corner # Gin
ton AIFRFD GREENIEAF. \ NJ. Principal The
fifteenth Academical wear t> School VIII commence on
MONDAY. September l. 90 close m July Instruction ~
gwen % limited number Il pupils IN all the branches Oi
thorough and accomplished Education. The pHDCpa hav-
IT. AZ AMI all Necessary profession tlent and beng
amply sustained by intelligent and successful teachers
Inform yas success deemed The BEST announcement
for the ure>en. and guarantee Tor the future Circu1r>
containing further MORN atom - obtained AZ the
hroksoreS # NeSsrS SMITH aui WILDER. al the Post
Office. and A. the Institution aull otruIhASat'
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SCHOOLS.

ELlFTON SCHOOL for BOYS, at
y Clifton Staten Island This school has been opr
ration for more than three years Il has most healthy
and del shtui po>toH. conn audlng tul view OF New
York Bas ample play grounds and within zen mn ties
walk Of NandeSbs Landing The number Of scholars =
limited The next term opens on the thr VI 1ni m An
gust Circulars and information niay be obtained ~
the Office # Lew Cook Co. u Broadway, aud a. Bunker
Co. % Chsmhers-st The following gentleman are To-
ferred TO- ard the patrons OF the school Hiram
ketchum. ESQ. 81 Wall s.. ID X Wickham Esq. o
MAIDEN lane, y Easion. Esq. Piae-si I Z. Bun
ksr. ESQ % Chamhcrs-St X. HOWES.
auIi st. Principal.
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MEDICAL.
CORNS, CORNS. CORNS and TOOTH

y ACHE DROPS - BURRs Celebrated { n S,',.
and Tooth Acne Drops, NeA Known can 20 pss.res ,
tac prnclpal Drugs sai CAercal storcS. na.lsls
MILAN \ c.. iSS Broadway. Chfrlss II IA. a,
D.. Thomas T Gle.n. 81 d.. Ge'rgr Leo. ,S3 a. y ?
kielsfrJ SO d.. J v BlS>el 90 a.. ] C,fi.s
tan, 7l5do Chiffon. - 10, John b Dold ~ g., p,s
+ Moscsstf-. S2l J. WI. y Crun,e. So 10 - q, M,
Inagt. 81 DO T.. VI G,i1a. i1f Bowen corner g.
10. sand. is BoveD james Crshs. car u Ps.-t
sud B,Ncry " HAYES. - Euou-st. Dglrc "a A.,
IN Rrs,Ni ~"
IAcvIsr. all toe grInoisl ,torrs thFogs ya -
Az by the Prorretos IS GfNdst ~
LIKEWISE ai as Broadway me Ccatrsl Dtgj, ~ Kg,.
ger l.iulment.
A principsl Agent wanted for Bastcr Address ,,,A.
nrlurlcfuT. IS Nrtnd 81. y. p>,St- pad IVA tm.
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JEWELRY AND Sill

WATCHES, JEW tLki AND Sill
w YER WARE Those Who wIsh 70 purchase wat a,
es Jewelry and silver Ware either at "olss fe or Iet
.cer "a b Ia constantly recev ng all description u Cold
and silver Wafcles from III. ufIctuleIs n England
Erancs ami Switzerland which he Is selling y wholesale
- retl A. the yer lowest prices Splenud Gold tiHO-
nomstsrS and Dunler aches Fine Gold sad SILVER Eng
- pa..nt ever Watches by COoper. Io5i4sf Beese,
aud others Cold and Silver Detatched Lever ,nd LeDhe
W9,ches Cold Guard FOB and Vesl CHAINS thsialaine
Chan. for Iad.e. Pure Gold Wedding f4As, Cola
Cna eys FOO Ksys and Seals Gold ard siyrf Pencils
and Gold kugs Ladies Bracelets, Gold Lp.Lets tIod
80 silver Tfnhlss Chains fDf Watches Cod and sil-
y~r Sr4ctse - Sterling Slyer Spoons GUS F'fSs *
Gold Watches as low So - 50 ea0E ""''ss anu
Al " ttre y srrantsd - ksep good time ~ ne money
,stn.d Ws,ches Cl0cks and JeNelry repaired IA the
hest manner ara warranted, and al nilrl - hiH the
u.usi prres Go ALLEN. Importer u Watn es and
Tsrelr Whoes.e ard Retail. n ~ast. cDrner ~ New
g second o,rsr broaf~ay. up sil'sJ iDfmsf 81
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Nor SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY

RESIDENCE with from 20 ~ acres If Land. si'u-
.d opppste the P0woon House. about mile norm 81
the village II Newburgh The house Is entirely new. and
contains twelve apartments. including bath room. The
grounds are furnished with the necessary orbuudngs'
and contain great variety Of the choicest fruit trees ID
full bearing selected with great from Downngs Car
den No place the Hudson River commands more et-
teuSvo inner prospect more healthy loCd
ton The premises extend from the street leading TO the
village to Che RIVER and adjoining the garden OF Charles
DIwRinc ESQ. INQUIRE of Il II MACE, NewhuTgh
IVA 3thM NI &2tawIh&Stf
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a SHORT TALE Is SOON TOLD

N Good DaCueueotype LkeneSses Enclosed IN hand
some cases for 50 cents. AZ THOMPSON * isAi Ga
erv 3l3 Broadway Best quality instruments ana materials
used No operators and all pictures guaranteed
~ Ci4v U,sr,,al auli In
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Moses Clark deceased. containing i0i acres shuae
an the TOW % East Chester about mile from the IucAa
H. nv ths rad leading from East Chester 20 New Rochelle,
and by the EasteTy road Of East Chester on WHICH
roads IL has 280 rods. On the Farm y gom mtusVl-
house large barn and extensive sheds. nl-hOuse car
rage house aud necessary buildings All IN so'u con-
ditlon Also good tenant-house. The Farm IS ~ hs
state of Improvement Terms Inquire OF An = l.
CLARK l.e ElIabeth-st New-York ALPHEU CLAM
On The prem .eS or "a the undersigned a New hpcheie
~ JOHN SOULICE,
4 Mos LARK. deceased
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NHE OHIO MINERALFIRE-PROOF
INDIA RUBBER.
VO THE PUBLIC.-INDIARUBBER

YO THE PUBLIC. INDIA RI BBER
Il SHOES-OuT attention has been called T. an Aa.g-
tsemeni bv Horace II Das, publ shed "a the New foT.
Herald OF july n. 1911 AMI the Courier and Enquirer ~
same date. ~ which much unnerted abuse ~ our
attorney Wm JudsoH Es, he asserts that ve lare not
rbsrcs nth pirqfing Oeodyears Fatsns ihler 9nf
names and that be does nor infringe Goodyear -
tents ia the manu- fncture % shoes
We have purchased license Tor .he lisc NE II
Iada Rubber Shoes under Good ears Patents anu PAID our
money and daily salEg tah Tor the sane ana any
osher person might have dohs the disposed - 10
rather than pirate upon Ceedy ears Patents We THINK Il
more Just purchase right % valid pa-eRt tan %
urlnse y Mr. DAY after having been prosecuted, ac-
hnaWledged GOODYEAR, rgns. made settlement ana
agreed IA future Ip-Igs his patents lie IS 40" a.
Tempting nat only o. uf-llse sad patents 5lt -
al h. have 0r lar-e teratou purcnaJe our l.
censes and uader them, and ue rgrss Hr Da,
qrscfig. and thai orr ggHgfures Win yrtbs
urpu (Iooyears Patents TIE manufacture ~ ne shoes
" A.h he offering zoe pnhc and eve notice that
he aud al who concerned wiki h u pGf, 4snS =
vending his shoes msde VIOLATION VI sad pstSt nsht
vii - prosecuted Nev-YorS. July Y. 1871.
L. CANpEF, Harvard Rubber c., bY
WI. 4 BUCKINGHAM, Treasurer,
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co.
FORD co lyi5tf
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NOR SALE VERY Iowa Cottage

~ established SPICE and FEED MILLS, at No 81 FL
dridee-st with Horse, Wagon and everything IN prme
working order for sale advantageous terms ms -
chance for wishing 10 embark ~ the business
Apply al the Mills OF 10 q McADAM, 80 Wall-st New
Work huli u
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SPRING HAIR MATTRESSES Res

&ElNES. NETS. FYkES. &c-We
> ltse on lsul can Ee - order Scenes Of a., sze
y cssci 1on nssed oosa2 fo Use f,r hauling Il Lake.
seu.-S, Ba o. Rsers Also. Nets l41 fyke, II ere-v
and kni uate hand order Orders fro, ne
c,uufr PROMPTLY Ai-t Ted - and for1. .r.et sfh-r H.
ay .''~ ,usci. JOHN BROWN, 10 Faltos $.
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terms from European and American designs plainly
fin he'd or costly ornamental and embracing hat-stands,
seees chairs brackets pcturerames bcdSieads saloon
aud paror tables, &c for sale boy the PAlEN NEh-
CHANDISE co go Brosdway opposite tie ParA
iel4 IuIANS If
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mon SALE in ELlZABETHTOwN,

E@VN NNIlF. N TIFIsNI II II 7 wv ',
u New JoSsey, two conveniently arranged and pleas
Aniy situated HOUSES suitable 9l tAe Iv> deuce .!
tee families The lots % r. roni aud rear and
20 does ftcntsg streets, with an abundance II
ffuIt. or ancUtal and shade &c Immediate
seSsils Siiss ID desired. \ glv 70 ) BALDWIN, =
.y2S So.