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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22
Jews BY THE AIS.
THIi-ADkLPHIA, JAN. q, IoOI
Fire and Loss of Life.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1851.
Fire AND Less of Life.
The iro At Acheson, Rommell & Co.'S forward
ing depot Market street, last night, has been ac-
compsnied by loss of life resulting from the fall
ing Of wall. MIR. VIM. Van Hale, q tailor. who
kept store about square above, was standing ia
the yard adjoining the premises on fire, when the
wall fell, completely covering him up,and crushing
him most horribly He was extricsted BY the tlre-
men and police, still breathing. He fingered until
~ o'clock, when he expired, at the Dligent Engiae
house, whittier he was carried. Thomas Wardeli,
dentist, had bis leg broken, and several other per-
sons were slightly Injured. Adjoining the burning
storehouse was the residence of James Grer, who
died on Sunday, and it was feared tina; this
house would be destroyed. the body had 10 b. re
moved. twas most affecting scene from The DIS
tress occasioned 10 the family. The depot con
tanned 5000 barrels of flour. 1000 bushels OF corn,
and % hhds- whlkkey, all OF which was destroyed
The loss of the firm amounts To 1000, on which
s., 500 was insured in the County Insurance Com
pany, and $1,000 in the Pennsylvania The build
ing belonged TO Aroner Davis, Esq and was IN.
sured for 81 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22
Herald Marine Correspondence.

ArrvedBrig Sun, Crosby Boston schrs serrent koaeh
NYoik Benz Doutlss Taylor, do; Esiie Williams DO; AL
fred bArrttt Baker, dol Rebeccs, Collins DO; Cherokee
Car dy. co.
Chsred-ship Moro Larratoe HavsnA bark haryF Sisae
Hail. Boston; soArs Fannie (newb Vance, NOrleanG III
lumct, savsnrAh, sam CAtnor, Robinson NSork,
Mary FLutterloh somers Ma Asorda Bay Cherokee Can
dy, kYotk, steamer PeLobsoot, C1art, do.
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AsroRfA tOrtrtnl Nov 6-Arr brig WATSON, Anderson
Frruciseoi tchr Orbit Fav PUGET sound 9Th barh ke0ks
u u sFrsncisooi llh, BRIG Emy F.rnham Tiohenyr, do
barhs Ocesn Bird Hul do Louisiana hkendry DO, 10Th
do 9TH, brE Chatham, Dsrtow DO; schrs ksrohsntmsn
kore do matthew ysssr Dubs do. Gle Nor IS sohr Ia
GLE Bexey, SFrrnCisooi 2gd bark Aron Iris Colburs Do
brias spne Naive Baker DO Mary Dare tBrI, Mowstt
kIIssSnnA, Jan FAR Dr brig comner,s Cara. wiad.
M.
Ady, tehr Jchn G Calhoun for Bostou vtg 200 bills
BosrON, Jan 2l-Art bsrks Ann n mary, Dswes sesena
OceAnus, Green, Buencs Ayres via Pernambuco. Yesta
fnu eayannshi brgs Martha WorthnEtun, Freenau,
hEt, iA.sa PArrit Psrnambueoj flottncc, H0bAina
lam itr Wilmington NC; echrs Jessamine tirI Wes smyr.
ma CtTe Fear Eeliey sus Cages. via Charleston cy
her, Innel HiEEins Levisi Olive Cl.rh snov 0eorae
hat. VI! FEWER, and Needle, Higgins. Tsnger Cabot
bt9lt, hltaty ~ luEtutre. hr bark Dcbs HarErave
Cork signal for lfg. Ship kte0ra from Cronstsat
not below On sunday surpaed The from her
having the - me teltgraphg numbers the Atisa
outEntd btund, which anchored below Cld barRs IDS Ual
Nt fHtmtIei Nts. CunniERhkm, Woasset. 70 tens for
Lthsi br lustor tnew 1896 tonsl cAn5age, Valparaiso
hthirg SIC IN Ntntnske HbEda tatk Attcs, which slf
BtLTrOnE, Jan 2U-Arr tchr pArsh Nsrriil strong,
lotf Below tarh abd aechr CID bhrks kirkland Cook
Liverpool Creole. leBron, bio fsneiro sud mkt brig Su
nn botes NlIdiss tshrs Lucy ann warn do waterbury
Jfal mtr NYorh.
Nest Boston CD fchrs Chss Bsnnum. Whorf ana Hon.
BrstorfT Bsv toitgsnl sbt Nov 2s-Bsrh Isne, lds
trfB lssft or erfsbcseo, resdI Rachel Stevens i1s
n Rs .. frtn sFraucbeo. futt
iris 20 ths tar surposed 20 be the EmilT fArnhs from
ItSrs Del yan 90 Py-Th, brirs Adele from wIndiss
spD. trtm Boston sohE hsg gsas sad ktss others aa-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
a Question and Answer.

N I'm every Newspaper ia the country is full
W OF "H,mvagaat assertions to persuade the
crcdlI"us Mat this or tia nu~Igm is pgurrca tor
a'i Oh" his than flesh is heir To vino cuu tell what
is va.uabr or what Is worthless or now sctiuIn-
ntr between the good aud ttd Ne answer, bp
crdni"."e tar icSilHipHjGiS oi those who have used
and proved Wnc her There u any virtue or efficacy
m tu" medicine. Names and statements. are good
tor nothing, unless gwen by individuals whose
character and standing are sufficiently kuuWutu
rnu'Ia them TO theleepect and confidence OF the
public
Those who suffer from Dyspepsia in any of its
forms, such as Acid Stomach. Falu.rncy, Pains N
rhr regions u the Chest, fu mess and Weight at the
pit OF tine Siomnch, Depres-io OF Spirits, Nervous
ness, want Of Energy &c, are invited to read the
certificates OF the most rrmarlabr cures by using
the OrNgeHated BiNcrs, aud the statement Of Prot
\ \. Hayes, 10 wuom a formula OF tins medicine
has been submitted. No reasonable doubt can rx-
is, that this remedy is the best ever discovered, Ion
all Diseases arising from weakness and indigestion
somc OF the best Physicians approve and prescribe It
Pamphlets can be had Of the Agent, gratis.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN,
Wholesale Druggists, No. DC Merchant,
Row, Boston, General Agents
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for 50.
Fer sale in Burlington by TuEO. A PECK
WARD y NOIE rs and A. c. SPEAR A
Muoosu, by NM. b. HATCH. w33w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
From California.

The Steamer Crescent City arrived in New
York on Friday evening Bringing over $500,
600 in gold and a large number of passengers.
Among the passengers left at Panama, and en-
route homewards, we notice the name Of our
friend Mr.. O. p. BLACHMAY, of Burlington.
The news is not of much Importance. Free
mont's chances for election to the [. $. Senate
seem to be improving. The Alta California
saws. "the health Of the state is of the mos
glorious description, There is no healthie,
country on earth
The excitement about the " Gold Bluffs
has considerably subsided,
Business generally was reviving.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

0fTPIn speaking of our friend WEEDS ad-
vertsement c Dnceruinr Hats" day or two
ago, we forgot 10 nc ,tIon that he has reftted
his Shop, in College Street, in the most stylish
manner-corrsspo with the reatness and
taste that characterize the Sprng-,tyle Of
Hats. lie has spared no expense to render his
Emporium attractive Where is Bnrnham
The hens of Egypt now lay eggs for the
Iondoners. Thirteen SKIS were lately landed
at Southampton from AleXandria.-- ', \.
Tribune.
The Troy Wig wishes to know if the Tri-
6une understands that the hens Of Egypt have
hitherto declnedo clay eggs tor the lIondoncrs?'
If the Tribune ansNe atlrmatively, we would
like further to enquire how the matter stands
in Constantnope q? Turkeys in Europe ought
to be placed on the same ''pIat form" with hens
in Egypt, as regards "thc I.ondoners"
NFThere has been no compromise ef-
fected between the Vermont Central and Rut-
land and Burlington Railroads. notwitnstand-
ing the Boston Posts Money Article OF Tue
day last quite confidently predicted one W.
hone therefore. that those who have unnoces =
sarily agi'atpd themselves on the subject VIII
become composed.
The Bost Post Of Thursday last contain,
the foliowing:--
"We have heard of an incident go crcdtabc
TO Paran Stevens, Esq. proprietor of the Re
we're House, that we cannot refrain from men,
tioning it, It seems that Mr. Stevens, taking a
deep interest in the negotiations now pending
between the Rutland and Burlington and Yer
mont Central railroads, with his accustomed
liberaltv, invited the directors of those comps
MES to a dinner on Tuesday evening Some
distinguished gentlemen from this vicinity, a.
well as from anada, were present as invited
puests. The entertainment was one of the
most elegant which could be furnished, and We
doubt whether its equal was ever given in thi,
country gentlemen present, who had beer
abroad pronounced il superior to any thing they
had ever seen.
Col. STEVE is good-henrtcd, gencrou:
fellow and we have ne doubt his entertain
mcnt" was superb one. We are afraid, how
ever, that the railroads mentioned must have
got a little "warmed up They certainly
didn't "negotate."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
. YAK. e Is IS S
ca F11--1 l,z &
~ IL si ,{.l8r51sls534!. a, l5 { s.i
CHERRY PEGT0nAg.
For tisr Cure IT
C0TGNS. C0LNS, NUARSNEES9.
BRONCHITIS, WHG0PlgG-C0lGN,
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
C0AS! NPyE0Y.

,r,.. .,tl
S ~, I'or Igl,e"y Ior an ol'ea%s OF the
'ro I',i ,, ''9 ''.'''u f." G'.epHy rom
medicine before Other ura,Iot'. Eav vn' U,nc
themselves Dglii4tircs and sometimes ef.c,pd rn'
table cures bg none has ever 50 tnv won tho con.
hdcHce Of every community where it is known AZ
eryear> OF uia in every climate, the resuhs have
noi,pn'any SHOWN II 10 possess MASTERY over this
o,,rc, ti, attc.n nt pbyiiy p .t," ,'s "a" W
public iarae. '''' ''''
,.- ..- r, .r.,
',e r 'I' "p' o obscure INDIVIDUALS ana
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
Fast Day

1t will be noticed that Governor WILLIAMS
has designated triday he an day Of AprH, as
a day of Public Humiliation, f sting and
PRAYER. The Proclamation Of the Governor
will be read with universal appropriations 1t is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
aluabic Farm and Village
EIOt Cor Sale.

\ FARM situated at Grorgia, containing 3
y acres, 30 acres OF which is woodland a com for
Nc house, barns, horse-shed and shop also a
tmherlut near by containing "A acres. The farm
swell adapted to the culture OF tut. There were
10 choice varieties of grated apples raised on it last
season. together wih a large variety of pluns,
cherries, currans, go)se5erries pears and crab APP
pies. There are also large number OF peach trees
OF three years growth in thriving and healthy con-
dillon. The soil tor farming purposes and culture 0
truit is one of the best i'll the valley of Lake Cham
plain.
This farm is located i'll the most business part of
franklin county and in the immediate vicinity OF
TWO liaitoads and the Lake.
The village pro erty is located at St. Adams Bay,
on liuIbut-~treet. and on the thoroughiare road to
-wanton Depot, and has a commanding view OF the
Like. Tins property consists OF ii good house aud
barn and Il acres OF good land, with plenty OF fruit
Ites IN good bearing conditon-aiso a timber and
wood lot containing y acres.
The above Is desirable location IA any person
wlIlhnd upon examination. Purchasers ar" rrques-
ted 70 examine theahove property before purchasing
elsewhere, as il will be sold on reasonable terms.-
For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber
HEMAN y ENERTS.
Georai1, Vt. March u w37w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

We were mistaken in saying, Yesterday, That
the Passenger Train on the Rutland Road was
four hours and Il hdifcoming from Bellows Falls,
on the day of the storm. The distance 120
niles was run in four hours and fire INMATES.
inciu ing q stops, averaging not less than
three minutes each; which, it will be seen.
gives an average speed of 40 miles an hour
This will do, unless a man greatly ptitrS to 70
a-foot.
- Tie Rcimoad Wig has this amusing
account OF an interview Of John p. Hale, the
New Hampshire Senator, with Virainian, both
parties being at the Richmond Hotel:
Erg.--'Good morning. Sir Fine Weather.
Ha'e.-'Thc same TO you, Sir The weather
is indeed fine
|irg.-'Ailow me to ask. Sir, if your name
is Iale?'
Holr.-'It Is, Sir, at your service
|rg.-'Iohn p. Hale, Sirr
H'lc.-Yes, Sir, precisely
IirE.-'Are you OF New Hampshire, Sirp
Hi.--'Ies. SIR, that is my State
EUg.-'Are You Senator Hale of New
Hampshire, Sir ?
HdIc.-'l am. Sir, Just that individual.
lrg.-'Well, SIR, did it not occur to You
at ththis was no safe place for you 2
Uae - WHY really, Sir, it did not, saw
that it was safe for your Senators. Mason and
| Hunter, who have been voting with me all the
session on the Compromise bill as did indeed
| in the other House, all the rest of vonr Demo
| cratic delegation, except one. If you don'l
mob them, why should you mob meg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

n7-The train from Boston, on the Rutland x
Burliupton Road, was DELAYED a couple of hours,
on Saturday, bv the breaking of the rear axle
of the tender The accident occurred about
mile this side of Sutherland's Fails, in Pit's-
ford, and while the Train was on "a dowr- grade,
and going at a speed of about rs miles an hour.
The Tender was good deal smashed up, and
some damage done to the brake-machinery OF
the baggage car, though nothing to prevent It's
proceeding at once to Burlington. The cars
were not thrown from the track, though the
track itself was somewhat disturbed by the
breaking and displacement of ties. We are
happv to add that no one was injured though
several, (includiag the President Of The Road aad
"dis Nigga were a little @artied
THE CHAMBLY UANAL.-Wc learn from the
Montreal Patriot that great eXertlons arc
making to complete the improvements in the
Chambly Canal, the link connecting Lake
Champlain with the River st. Lawrence by
the river Sore. 1t is added that the active
competition between the Ogdensbtrg route ANA
the st. Lawrence, renders the improvement OF
the canal of vast importance to Canada. About
two miles and half of the anal require to
be dcepened throughout from & TO - inches
and the locks of the Canal must be proportions
bly, elevated.-7roV Uhg,
NPWe wonld ask attention to the RU1LANu
AND B'RIINGroN RAILR 'AD advertisement M
our columns, this week. In a TRIP over the en-
tire r rad. which We had occasion to make. a
short time since. We were pIea-"d Ia witness
evidences Of "A thrifty passengers business, IN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
T'EaEl "A vi T. EsEGAN
LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE. OMPANY,
CaPisaF 800. 900.
$50 900 PAID IN.
ViNCENNES, INDIANA.
o. 'Stochholders Enthusiastically Liajle@kD


FOR THE INSURANCE or HORSES. MULES
PRIZE BULLS, SHEEP and CATTLE, o
every description, against the combined risks o
FIRE, W AFTER, ACCIDENTS and DISEASE; also upon
stock driven 20 market or transported.
losses sb1H be ddjgSicd and paidi in nloncv chr
r,nt, by the Agcm mking the RISK md in case nj
d'Tute he $dW CompanV bind Memscires to be
gorcrned by The C0urfs Of the state NJ Icrn0Rt
Indemnity is what the community want, why
not then with the same proprety, insure horses aud
cattle against ire, building 10th are liable --
ASalnS accidents on ferry boats, vessels, crossing
bridges, &c, Nc. as TO insure ship against il,
peril, or steamboat against blowing up or sink
ing why not insure horses and cat lie against dis
ease or death, to which they are liable tor the bpnc-
i OF the owner, n to insure mans life Tor the ben
eilt OF ms family None can therefore doubt the
proprety OF the enterprise, or lis utility aud benefit
to the community. The capl,als held by highly rn-
sponSlbe men, and is wholly unimrairrd and the
public may rest assured the business viii be faith
fully and houorably conducted
Hos. JOSEPH BOWMAN, President.
JAMES ii. THOMPSON, Secretary.
WV. BrErCH, Treasurer, Mrrcht,
and Prest Niucennes Branch OF ST. Blk Ind.
The subscriber is authorized 10 issue Polices TOR
the GJJue- ndued iStifuiign. IN as tarOrdjie
terms as aHg reSpgaSiJie C0mpaHy.
J. +. Mills, Ag't. LOlice at IlinesburIh
Jan. l6, ISL w30yrl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
Fresh Oysters.

Mr.. SrEARSs, in the "CIrY SALOON in Col
iege Street, has Just received an assortment of
johnson, IIambien e. Co.'S, famous hcrmetI-
cally sealed Injuries, that are guaranteed to
keep sweet and fresh for an unlimited period
such as HOLSTERS, Clans, Meats, Soups, Oysters
Preserved Fruit, &c, &c. Mcssrs. Johnson
lIambIen g. Co have patented their method OF
preparing these Injuries, and those who know
speak of it a. successful.
Dir. SrEARNs has also received lot Of Oys-
TIERS IN THE SHELL, fresh from their Ocean
Nun, and not "had To take
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

OF@We take great pleasure in calling the
attention of purchasers to the advertisement Of
Mr. DIX, in Church Street, who has just re-
turned from market with larro and beautiful
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing Of all
kinds, which he sdverises to sell, " Ieet,e
cheaper than the cheapest"
0}7It is no particular business Of ours, we
know, but "a friend of ours has Just taken npon
himself new relations, Of a paterHai character,
aud is understood 10 say that he don't care
who knows it We shall call name, if this
sort Of thing .o's Oh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

r He undersigned be. ,tayo to call thratteut.on
! Of Merchants and Farmers to their cno.cc and
and extensive assortment TT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS,

Ts'HE We e + IA B L r
J PULMONARY BALSiM,
! having been tested by the expert
enlt OF thousands Ior the last
4 twenty years, is recommended by
| eminent physicians and others, OF
[ the highest responsibility, as SUI
) perior to any other preparation.
| Lrom tie Edifor OF the Bur-
IJirtoj Sentinel Nav II lS5n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31
GntIerp, 6aromare, ST.


NNLARG EMENT.-CHARLE ).
IL LITTLE successor TO Osborn Lftle) having en-,
ayeed his prses Occupying both buildings Nos IS ana
"a Fulton st. has with the enlargement. opened u IN adj
dtlop 10 his already extensive assortment new ana very
large stoCE ofHAKDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS,
&c and fr the better information OF hs fnends ana INC
public who informed to the extent Of hs assor
ment would state that IA
THE CELLARS
of Nos 80 and 81 kept Cut and Wrought Nails Spikes
Horse shoes RIves. Anvs, Wagon Boxes, Scotch Hone
and other heavy goods 1850, .x,1,o,-x>
THE FIRST FLOORS OF Nos. 80 and 81 AND SECOND
FLOOR OF No SO
are occupied manly with Shelf Goods Cutlery Builders
Hardware EDGE Tools and Tools for mechanics IN general
together with samples - o~, ~,
with Shovels Spades Hay Manure and Garden Forks 70
tatO Hooks Nlses. CHAINS Com and Coffee Mills, &c
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No 81
is devoted to samples Of Timed and Japanned Hollow
ware Sauce and Frying Fans round and oval Boilers,
Brass Kettles Furnaces Scales Pump Augers and KIM
mers Mortiee and Boring Machines. JacSscrews, Guns
skates and goods for the California market &c.
THE FOURTH FLOORS
of Nos and 81 contain Hoes Scyths Rakes traps
PUMPS Well Cham and fixtures Sleigh Bells, Sadirons
Turkey OIL Stone, Sand Crnclbes, sc.
THE FIFTH LOFTS
Of Nos % and a. COopers Truss Hoops Bellows, Scyhe
Snaths Handles assorted Black Lead Pots Coal Holds. NC
The whole comprising more complete assortment than
can be found concentrated IN store III his ne, and
to which the attention of bis friends and the public who
have so long extended then patronage Is invited
a5 3mETkI &WlaUSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31
GERMAN CLASS.-Mr. X. BRANDT,

~ who has been teaching the Languages for several
years this city proposes TO open an Evening Class IN
German for Gentlemen the 10th Of November, at has
residence No 476i Broadway Inquire IN the morning be-
fore 10 o'clock. Private lessons an the Classics, Modern
Languages and Piano Forte.
References h GourLe, W. c. Bryant: Scharfen6erg
< LUIS. Oh WFSoNNU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31

WTIGS and TOUPEES The best and
w cheapest IN tAs city can be found al BhIChk-
[ NRS c,lehrA'el v Y FactoIy No. wal So sloi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31
Alarhinerp, &r.

TNPICKABLE LOCKS-For doors of
u anv kind which challenge the world 10 pick them,
1.-THE hero If hundred locks not excepted Il IS due -
the public that locks thus offered should be fairly tested
For that purpose the proprietor offers deposit Fre nun
drsG dollars in proper hands for tire yeGrs not sooner
wop-as reward 10 the successful operator, the fol-
lowing Any person may select three LOCKS from
thry-before examining them and ma then examine the
the remaining ami Save the OF then keys
He mar then month 20 prepare his picking nstr
nen,s when he must begin the picking operation and pay
one Der per dag the amount de- sted TIL ne PICKS
one of the three selected locks abandons IT, the last o
which lie may do TIL ne has operated ten DAYS when
he has picked one lock- n the acceptance of dsinereSt
ed committee he has os prove that he knows how to
nick them BY picking the two locks IN the Two
following days the acceptance Of the same committee
aud take the $500. -
The locks are sale by Baldwin Many. No % John
ST. Abrams and johnson, No 4i3 Broadway, New,fork,
and by the proprietor. S. f WOODBRIDGE, Perth Am
boy. N. j., at '0ht dollars each - .
tied ny hands certified check OF $780, payable al the
Hanover Bank New YORK for the purpose named Ia the
above advertisement JAMES c. BEACH,
oH 4tMW&Fs Paying Teller Of the Hanover Balm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31
SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, $50 Hous-
DROF A. BASSET'S FRENCH

il CLASSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Classes Ladies the afternoon for entlemen IN the
evening to commence about the 9th inst For fur
Their PARTICULARS inquire at 364 Broadway entrance
Franklln-st % I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31

now landing. snd tor sale by -,,,or,cvso,.
si22ti GAUNI ohhhiI No."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31
to Town and Country

IMPORTANT to Town and Country
Il Druggists ronmongers, and Stoe-keepers in general
This is give notice that patent LIQUID GLUE mas
been tested and found to - per cent less rce than
glue being liquid state requiring no labor ~
trouble In preparation 1t cements iron, wood stone glass
marble china, any substance. To mechanics, house,
Keepers aud carpenters this will be found invaluable, and
no house should be without 1t. Country store keepers
would greatly increase their trade by introducing this valu
able Article We establish agencies upon the most liberal
terms or send samples part Of the United states tree
of charge Sold IN bottles at l2 1885, Is, and 50 cents To
be had all the principal drug houses In this CITY
John PHILLIPS, No. 81 Maden-laDe cor. William.
Be sure to Phillips Patent Glue there being
spurious likely to deceive the pub
H. % 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31
NuADANE DESJARDINS GRAyB5

LVI HAVING removed her Dancing Academy % NJ \
Clinton place most respectfully informs the puohr IA
She has opened her Sasses and calls the aitenusa N,
c0nnoisssurS Oh the i've elegant dances Ia tr9'i a.,
Ia Sicfenuc which she has received from her assa
Pans and London where they have been EXPRESSLY as
uosed for this season and introduced IN America ~ :.
ONLY 0S IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31

I \. GIMBREDE & co, Manufac.
~ and Ehossers Of Self Sealing Envelopes and
new s Of Colored Cards. suitable for az business par
Do.es wholesale and retail
SPECIMENS sent By NAL u al parts of the country
Agents ed 20 solicit otdeTs for the sbsve and LIBERAL
cnrninIsSiors paid. J. n GIMBREDE CO.
Si5 IN No 5Ss BrOai~ay Nsblos Gardsu
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