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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
SMITHS IODINE SOAP is the Soap

SMITHS IODINE SOAP IS the Soap
Sand the only Soap that viii eradicate and permanently
remove oil Erpons Botches, DscolOralions and lndurs
lions Of the Shn, and soften and remove glsndua, swell
ings but that Il infaibe preventative OF hose
apnoyances keeping the cuce soft and plant aud impar
ing to that envelop beautiful transparency. The phioso
ply of It's operation lies in nutshell IL sets as sumu
ant upon the torpid sbsorbeuts causing them take up
and dsburse unnatural accumulation upon the sur
face and relieving In very short time any cuticuar dis
ease, whether chronic SMITHS lODlNE
SOAP used save for old sores Is magical In its effects
~ Consult your physician before buying. wholesale
and Retail Agent, }. w. KELLY, 81 beekman-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
NOR SALE EXCHANGE-Elever

acres of excellent LAND 10 he pleasant village Of
Durham Conn between New.Hsven and Mddletown, III
mile the former and miles rom the latter cry On
Church Academy and Post Ofce, at which are received
two daily tails Pce 400 ALSO so rods from the above
~ Of good snd-dversfed SUBJECTIVE fine streams
easily convened into Lakes and waterfalls passing through
A: Abundance Of wood arranged In the most picturesque
site 10 the TOD Of which pure spring water may be bo1gn
The whole calculated for retired and beautiful sndseape
farm Price 81 500 From 5000 10 s. 600 cash will be
Add 10 he absve for good house In this city Address
note or cali betwe cen 81 and a PM on BENZ H. Coz,
Arfiaf. (frat foorl New ! Ork University. lO ueOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
MEDICINES.

DR. d. J. COBB'S SEDATIVE LiNI-
MENT-This Linment L. wholly uueqlsled as. a. !,
remedy for I'll Of external psln caused
~ nervous debility &c No family should be Win0o 'A'
LiImenL ard reta at 1866 Chambers st. New OK
v fYMAN COBB Jr general Ageot TOO the "a o.
p j COBB'S Vegetable Family medeine All IA step5.
Herbs Price 80 Gents
RR WATERS'S TOOTH SOAP
OIMPORTANT DISCOVERY -Recen. 10 ss aus ~ ~ =
80 ssaonssted The existence Of Numerous Animsl ana
Vsge,able Parasites which surround me nve ~ ~ tbs
Sv5Snsls and contribute largely 10 the % VI VIC
,.r he decay OF the Teeth, &c &c An enecuve rene
dS sesiust these evils has long been desaesn' rnai
remedy is now found IN CO roOru soAp
One ofthe most valuable prepAranons ever offered %
rnbHr single 5 cent cake viii satisfy aoy one Oh us
sinsble nroperiies Sold wholesale and retail al
PRICES MEDICINE DEPOT, $50 FULTONS ST.
Sun Building and by Druggists generally
~ Circulars containing accurate drawings OF e An,
mslcuae referred with the Recommendations o. several
as above 80 StMTh&S"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23

CLOTHING AND TAILORING
OCONWAY, l4S Fulton 81. has 10000 Oyercosis Dress
Frock Sack and al other kinds Of Coats Vess and Pan
taloons from the very finest the lowest priced Shirts
Drawers, SILK Handkerchief Opera Ties, Money Belts
Hosiery Gloves, Umbrellas &c To measure, the finest
French, English ard American Cloths Devonshire KeT-
Beavers Pilots Cassimeres and Eesnngs embracing
everything fashionable aud durable. frstrste Al az
WAYS guaranteed. single trial viii convince all Twenty
per cent less than any hOuae his City Tor cash a.
member NJ. CONWAY's.
dl7 SmeodTU1h6S- las FultOr-sL near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
4 FARM FOR SALE-Situate 2 miles

N west from Ehzsbsthtown n }. OF 50 acres OF excel
lent land with good dwelling house barn stables &c
pie and peach orchards, &c The hay and gram on nS
with COVE hoTsee wagons harness plovs, &c VIII o9
sold with IT, Inquire OF JOHN CLUTE, 80 Bfoaaw gay
Also Tor sale lands In Michigan Wisconsin Illinois, mis-
souri, Mississippi VIM oia and Tennessee &c City prop
ertv taken in x .haDge. l<o D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
NOR SALE.-Tho modern built tbree

II story brick house No q Sixth with folding door
marble abtes bsseu and under cellar Crotsn SnsT
bath room &c In hrsraie order. Inquire a. 2a Green,
wichsi Of lis im'l A WlLDEy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
MATER CURE INSTTTUTE-CTTY

w sRd COUHTRY--Dr TRAIL receives Patients 81
the cormOdious City estAoishme6t Is Lsight-sl and
l)ysfsr Bay, l. l. Communication daily between these
places BY steamboat ard ralrosd Gsasrsl Practice at
Isnded Consultations g. az tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23

WINTER GARMENTS.-In view Of
the advanced taste OF the Season we are Offering al
Reduced Prices selection nom What in endeavor
tain the supremacy OF Goods have hesitation In
commencing ~ The best assortment OF First QuAily
READY MADE GARMENTS In the city, comprising q
particularly style Of surtouts Over and Body SACKS,
Dress ard Frock Goats PsnialOOns, Vests Gc
VIM T. JENNINGS. Co. Isl Broadway,
d8n opposite the PGIk R0un AN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23


NANEw ENvELoP AND MUCH ENLARGED BOXES.
THIS ONLY NEVER-FAILING,
Il quick and certain for Burns Scalds Piles, Sores
Cuts Wounds, and all external inGammaions, can only
be obtained GENUINE, and in its pristine purity from the
Proprietor himself and his authorized sgeniG
CAUTION EXTRA.
Avoid counlerfeils in the old wrapper and the small
boxes they food the market, and the low price OF the
poisonous stuff ia sold Al is strong temptation to certain
dealers to buy and sell deeterous and counterfeit sr
Gle in order make good profit but without regard 10
the health ofthe consumer
DOUBLE CAUTION
certain notorious in this city, called the En-
pire Company sells & nostrum in wrapper under my
name on which certain "A L. Comsock figures as sole
proprietor" All say the public 10, beware ofim-
position and poisonous limitations fmy Salve
Be sure and buy DALLEY's Extractor ONLY, in thenew
enveop and the large boxes and avoid the counere az
YOU would poison. Mind the emblems the wrap
pers-Triange, Sun, Serpent, Lion, Dove and Eagle
Marx ifyou the genuine article apply to II. DALI
LEY AIS Broadway sole inventor and proprietor ofDAL
LEY'S Magical Pain Extractor.
For sale also by A. B. d. Sands, Hayiland, Reese
Co CIV Chckener Co. and at Rushtou's Mrs Hayes,
Brooklyn, and VIM. 7. Mercer, Newark NJ. j2l lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
PATENTS.

FNHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
II BEDsTEADS, BEDS, MATTRESSES and FEATH-
Frs ever offered for sae, a. NJ WlLLARDS Warehouse,
10 Cheihamsi corner Of MubeUy-st The attention OF
housekeePers and others Is particularly called WiPs
patent right and lei screw bedstead Old beds renovated
cots wholesale and retail. DIS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
CONN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

&eW TN n r " A Il d w IIUEh >
RSOO PATENT ESTABLISHED II viii pay the
above reward 10 any person 10 shall delecG
Wet any manufacture hereafter Infringing my Patent
Otherwise infringing said Pa'ent-Brookyn, Jan H. ISL
B. g. WILDER, Pssentee.
SUPREME Court Or THE UNITED STATES, Washington
Jan, 3, l65l.-hO. %. CHARLES j. Gsyler al " B g.
NLdern error 70 The Circuit Count OF the United States
Tor New FORK. Dir. Chef Justice fancy delivered the
opinion OF this Court, Affirming the Judgment Of the said
Circuit Court with costs and damages al the rate Of per
cent per Annum. i2l tfeoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23

~ L. NICHOLS, NJ. ID. and Mas.
Il . COVE NICHOLS, Wsier-care Physciana 81 IVES,
Tyenysecond 81 Sixth Patients received for full
board day treatment visited al thsr residences Con-
situations from 10 10 ls lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
HATS.
WATER CURE.

~>>~~>~~>~~>
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
~ CURE.-Dr. JOSEPH A. weber has assumed The
permanent Medical Direction OF this Institution The
tablshneut Is situated in South Orange, Essex County,
Essex Railway. Visitors take the frybOst the foot Of
CoTuendsi Al AN ana al 81 P M Private baths al
tached Of the Patients Au letters upoa
professional business should be addressed Dr. Weber;
others TO the Superintendent Of the Orange Mountain VS.
terCUre. OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
CHEAP RENTS-LOW TAXES-

~ Are matters OF much interest to large part Of the
community There are rs BUILDING LOTS in JER-
SEY CITY three blocks from the ferry lying on the Rail-
road Warren Steubeu Prospect and Morgan st thst can
be bought at from $500 $500 lot and II built on In
year only $50 cash pay men and balance remain i've
years per cent This property can be reached In 10
minutes from Broadway Is rising rapidly In value Taxes
lower than In any city bereabou Offering great induce
mens 10 those deslrous Of securing home. Apply 10 H.
McCOMB, builder, Staubenst on the premises, or TO
CHAS. J. SMITH, 50 Maiden-ane. i6 M6Th2mS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
FOR SALE mi THE TOWN

n oF CHESHIRE, CONN o. about 100 acres. fne
land win large new DWELLING HOUSE, suitable
To- or families Barns and other Buildings Fruit &C
m Il about one mile II the Academy and village FOR
locality and pleasanness of situation II 10 hardly ID DC sur
passed Most ofthe purchase money can remain on Dono
and n desired IL viii be sold a. bargain sp
Mid Tor soon For further particulars inquire a. % Church
A. New Haven Conn. Of is 5tfI IRA DlKEMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
A FARM FOR SALE-In the town

A FARM FOR SALE-In the town
Aof Eastchester about II miles from Bronxvtle Depot
about 1876 acres with GOOD BUILDINGS, and in nigh
state OF cultivation, with choice selection OF FRUIT
Said Farm aoions the land OF the late John Townsend and
L. Andrews the west and morrill, and the new village OF
Pelhamve the south, IN view Of and about mile from
the New Haven Railroad and may be divided into four
parts with good building sites and will be sold 10 parts
together 0ne-hali the price may remain on The farm In
quire Of p. HALEY, 10 Wallis. or on The farm 70
j2l 2weodt CALEB MOkOAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23

NOR SALE.-Two new three-story
IL brown front Houses finished, . ny 30 feet
situated The nOrtberly eide OF Firspace between Cn
ton and Court sts South Brooklyn They built with all
the modern having water throughout bathing
apparatus gas pipes. furnaces &c All the houses on nus
Mace have brow fronts and couryards in front s.
fee inches deep in adddon to the usual lot OF 100 feet
Apply 10 EDWARD KELLOGG, A Soonest (upstairs)
New,York, or Clintonst cor. President Brooklyn
i29 IVs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
40 TELEGRAPH COMPANIES

no TEL EGRAPH COMPANIES
n THROUGHOUT TIE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PRONlNCES.-The subscriber would respect-
fay give notice hs be has opened rOOms az III Broad
Wy Newlork Tor he purpose Of keeping constantly on
sale Wire Registers, Magnets InsulaOrs Zines Porous
Cups Tumbiers, Acids Protectors, Olnstsads Battery
7uttA Percha ana River Wire and every description Of
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL TELE9RAPH
APPARATUS,
Al Manufacturers prices
The advantages 70 the Companies IN having room Of
this kind too obvious 70 require moments conadern-
don and is sincerely hoped they viii extend 10 It their
support All valuable Improvements VII be added 20 the
stock possible. Ords-E VII be punrnlsliy a..
ended 70, naddressec 10
NORTOHs TELE9RAPHIC ROOMS,
dig SAtTpATdI 1T Broadway Esw-ToSG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
MAGNETIC POWDER


4 YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER,
~ for the destruction OF
COckrOaches BsdBUgs, Moths
Ants Flies, Pleaa
and Insects Plants
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS,
for the destruction OF
Rats and Nice,
warranted without Poison
Principal Depot 420 Broadway
AGENTS
New York-C. '. CiickeneT & Co. 81 Barclay st.
A. 3. ID. Sands 100 gultOn-sI
Rusht0D, Clark Il Co 40 Broadway
Hayiland Reese Il Co. 80 Maden.lsne
Greenlesf Kingsley, IS Corland-st
Sehehein Bros. Co l93 JOhnst
O. 3. T. BumtOn, IA Bowery
John Mitchell 38l BOwery
H A. Kerr. 7f6 Broadway
Brigham Miller, ~ Avenue D.
DR.. Lyon AZ Ggand.st
l.. Cook 305 Grend-sL
Van Nalkeuburgh Martin, corner Ninth.
avenue and Twenty-6rs, o.
Riker and Berrian, $50 Sixthsyenue.
Brookyn-Mrs Hayes, us FultoH-u
s. Brooklyn. Mr.. Ayres, cor. Henry ant Atlantic sts
Jersey City. Buskrk, SO Washington ST.
Sag HATbor, L. I-Dr Z. Mills
Long Brook-James n Gould. DIS 5ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

OSON FOR sALE.-A FARM Of about so acres-about
20 OF woodland-in the village OF Hastings p miles north
Of the city; house new OF stone; substantial, modern
style, Is rooms with commanding river scenery uniles
beauty and convenience in unusual egree ten minutes
walk from the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad
Grounds In the best order supplied with variety Of fruit
stables and ice house the premises The whole
part win be sold by application the premises to the pro-
prietor ALEXANDER BRINE,
Hastings Westchester Co or 10
HORACE HOLDEN, Eco.
jel 3taw4w~ is Beekman-st. N Y City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23

AT PRIVATE SALE-The three-story
IN brick HOUSE and LOT, 499 Third avenue, finished
bv The present for his occupation, and sold be
cause Of change business Has Croton water through
out In every respect well built Size OF Lot "A feet
fnches bv 100 House "A feet inches by 40 One half
remain on bond and mortgage II desired For terms &c
apply from TO 2 Pm. TO .. - ,.
lNlwH T.. II. BROWN, III wall H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
REAL ESTATE.

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-N. MIL
lhLER 4 CO Agents for letting Stores, Houses and
Lois collecting ReBs ssd other debt. buying ans selling
Prourtv On CmmIssoa; Houses and Lots taken on Lease
for term az wears: Taxes Weterrens and Assessments
stiended 10 desired Deeds Boods aad Mortgages Leases
Ir rsSefllv drawn Life and Fire Insurance effected;
MonsS procured and loaned on Bond and Mortgage Com
,rIseIons moderate. Office % Welst
REBEkENcES
Messrs Harper 4 Brothers. 81 CMfsL
A. Van Santvoord Co 10 SOuth-st
3. Loder, ESQ - Wallst
J. W. NitcheD, ESQ. Wall-sL
e. B. Minlurn, Esq. 70 SOath-si.
Isaac Newton. ESQ. la Green ~ich-st
d. Y. Manice, Eco 60 Pine-st ,,ttros
7. B SullmsD, ESQ Novelty Worss -
AT PRIVATE SALE.-Three Lots OF
IN ground on Frst-st between South gu anu oou ,n
sts WILLIAMsBUReHeach lot z BY IVOsSo' 40 5 ~
thirds OF the purchase money q" '' ~ $3.50 -
mortgage. For terms. &C apPyy Ar.ao,aa,
49,, ANihO-'' Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
CLOTHING.

CALENDER AND STARCHING
OMANGLE for sale cheap II applied for soon. Inquire
Of RENNIE corner OF Thirty hire-s. and Eighh-av.
10 2w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
TELEGRAPH.

L ELFItT n AFH.
ARIELLY TELEGRAPH LINES,
~ connecting al sections OF the United States. General
Once ISL Broadway. TIE general reputation OF the vast
rEnge Of ONeuy Lines, renders Il only necessary TO say
hal Increased efforts made render them SUI wOrheT
ofpubic confidence JAMES d REID.
IS SGwSTu& Thu SuDerintendeut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
THE GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE

OYFIcE MERCANTILE MUr: lss Go. % WnEsL
NEw-YoRK, January 10, lSSl
VNHIS COMPANY respectfully gives
u.t.ce that by resolution OF the Board OF Trustses
passed on the l4h mat the business OF the Company vi
bereae be extended to the Insurance Of Vessels sdt
uon TO Cargo and Freight
LEWIS GREGORY. LIST Nice-PresidenI
ELWUOD WALTER, u Nlee-Presideni
CHAS. NEwcoMB, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Joseph Walker c. w. A Rodgers, Cyrus Curuss,
Thomas Hunt Paul N. Spoford, Herman Boxer,
james FreelAnd, Sepumus Crookes, Chas ". Casetos
Henry Sheldon. Charles Payen, Lucius HOPKINS
lrhonyyas = NeIson Chas n Rogers DAM O. Haviland
Wilson q Hunt, Samuel J. Beals, Levi Cook,
Stewart C. Marsh William Watt, David u seyre
Gsorse Hast,ngs Amet Reed. Henry A. Stone,
Samuel Wtllets, John Steward, Jr. o r Maitby-
Geo. d. Phelps, James soutter, rrcdencA .ea9
H. w. T. Mail, Richard bigelow, INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE
LOIS for .SaIe.-On Tenth

tNIavenue. Manhattan Lawrence Hundred and twenty
yhth and Hundred and twenty ss In Manhattenve,
NEIL locs ied for immediate Improvement by factories or
dwellings, The low price Of lots In comparison WIN
,her nsrts OF the city, the present demand for houses
sSsre he convenience OF sccess by Water Railroad aud
Omnbuses make Nsnhaitenvile worthy OF the attention
SUPERINTENDENT builders, &c. Apply to
VI 90 sIs 3 b. SCHIEfFELIN, los John-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
INSURANCE.

OFFICE BROADWAY INSURANCE
OCOMPANY, No AIS BROADWAY AT the Aaass
CIecton for Directors OF this Institution held The Oe
OF The Company this day, the following geneu en- wss
elected
Schureman Halsted, Benz r camp, hetDen W.H0wez.
John Harper, Cnus Ssnaiofu, Joan Dckinsos,
Wm.V Brady Chester Drugs, Joan Fisher,
WIN Il Skidrnore Sml Al6anSe, Aaron Arnold
Wilson c. Hunt, John Is. Cories Chas Browa
John Fslconer, Bernard SHyth, WIN Irusl0w,
Leousrd Kirby, Jno w Mersereau, Grower Hstden,
Geo T. Cobb. Helmus N. Weis, yOhn Mclean.
w Edmonds, Matthew Bird, Stegh"a v Albro,
Lewis Dolly, II NJ. Forester, James FOSTER
The following gentlemen were al the same ue chosx
Inspectors Of the next election:
Richard Berry, Washington Yale James Hst
AtA subsequent me eting OF the Board. SCHUREMAN
uAISTFD ESQ was unanimously reelected President A<
the ensuing year. JOHN NhAfi seefctsfy.
New-YOfk, Jan. IA, 1851 JU lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23

WASHINGTON INSURANCECOM-
w PANY-Ofce No. WalsL (cor New-stl CASH
CAPITAL, RltO 600. Insures Buildings, Merchandise
Household Furniture Vessels in port and their egoes
against loss damage by fire, on the most favorable 'e'
r,ata,,cl Psn,x Ru.sslI stebbins Edgar, H. LsnL
naDjsi q MnIeT Fred n Wolcott Rich. p. Csmxa
NJ y poyvlspd w v Wilmerding Jr VIM. Oothoul
, Un :. n ~ 0rver A q Kin1.lsnd Phil X. Kearnsy
11nh5 x Haigb, Geo q ssuerlee Chss n. Quincy
Enrn,. ssvssa9 Geo 4 Greer Robert Lane,
Harry Moygan j T. X. Maxwell.
GEO c. sATTERLEE, Presidenl
81 murra secretary ia eodn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23

WVHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
IL COMPANY or THE CITY OF NEW-iOhh, once
CASH CAPITAL 100000 Insursnos against loa
ar damage by FIRE CROMWELL ADAMS, fres,deal
0ToRGz w sAvAss, Secretary lo~u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23

II AMP WICKS, cheap for cash, at the
<ofRee Of the manufacturer IS Cedarst Hew-York (up
stAirs) 1870 SIN AARON SUTTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
BUSINESS CARDS.
lCHABOD WASHBURN & CO.

Manufacturers OF all kinds Of Foreign Refined Iron Wire
Telegraph Wire Gard, Reed Cotton Flyer Anneaed
Broom Buckets and Spring Wire Also, all kinds OF round
fat or oval ire, beat adapted to various Machine Pur
poses annesed and tempered, Strengthened and Gu! say
length. Worcester, Mass JH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-23
PIANOS.
DUBOIS & WARRINER, Piano-Forto
DMskers SIS BROADWAY NY jeO Inn
i &C FISCHER. date NUNS a. FIs-

al cHERA Mandatory and Wareroom, 40 Greenwich
e. corner Of Dey. PIANo-FORTES warranted WIN re.
verse bridge and patent 9e ws and eIcbspged
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
Colonel Benton.

This distinguished and notorious indiyid-
ual is in St. Louis, preparing for the ensuing
campaign, it being understood that he will
run for Congress in tha, district. lie has
been nominated Tor that post by a meeting Of
his friends in Jefferson county, who at the
same time expressed preference for BIZ Ter
Of Kentucky for the Presidency, The old
man seems as bitter towards his opponents as
ever, and is determined so far as he can pre-
vent it, that no union shall take place between
the two factions of the democracy. He has
taken house, and in reply to the remark Of
a friend, ''that he would spend the winter in
the State" he replied, "Yes sir-the winter
of my life" Considering his peculiar POI
sition and temperament, the latter part of
his life is likely to be wintY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18
Woman's Love.

lie cannot be an unhappy man, who has
the love and smiles of a woman 10 accompa-
ny Linn in every department Of life. The
word may ioo!, dark and cheerlesss with
ou--cn.mics may gather in his path-but
wien he returns 10 The iircsidc and feels
the tender love OF woman, he lorgcts his
cares and troubles, and is comparatively
happy MN. He is but half prepared for
The journey 9; life, who takes not with him,
to sooLo and comfort him, that friend WHO
will lorsake him in 10 cmergency-who
vii divide his sorrows-iEcroasc lis Joys
lit the veil from his heart, and throw sun
shine amid the darkest scenes. NQ--hat
man cannot be miserable, who has such
companion, be he ever so poor, despised,
and trolden upon by the world.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-18

We observe that Capt. CLEVELAND, of this
vicinity, is offering his farm for sale. To
any one DESTROYS of purchasing, we would
advise an examination of the prcmises--as
we know of no place more cligibly situated
in our whole section of country. The tract
of land contains nearly 300 acres, over 200
of which is enclosed. The soil is well adopt
ed TO the production Of our chief staples,
Tobacco and Hemp. The improvements are
cxcelent--tho dwelling (modcrn bricls-built
cotagc) being one of the most convenient
and roony houses we know of, while the
out-buildings, of every description required,
are conveniently situated, and in good repair.
The grounds about ihe house are capacious--
tastcfully laid out and well set in shubbcry
of various kinds. The Orchards produce
the best fruits that grow in our section. Tie
Huntsville and Glasgow Plank Road will
most probably pass through the farm. there
by much enhancing its value. Upon the
acknowledgements of this last consiIcra-
ton-we know Of no more desirable place
either as to location, improvements, OF
healhincss, and with all these advantages
,limi, it cannot long remain unsold.