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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

SAVAGE Docs AND Doc Laws day or
two since gentleman residing N Hoboken, while
coming up Barclay-St was seized by the leg byasaT-
age bulldog which one keeps In that thorough
fare. The gentleman received an ugly wound JuTbe
low the knee and had his pants torn down to the bot
tom lie went to the Chief of Police to learn II there
could be any redress obtained against the keeper Of
like this Dogs must be either muzzled chained
If a dog is chained or muzzled, and succeeds IN
woundlng man, there IL 10 redress cham isa
chan" no matter il It be long enough to allow the
dog to cross the street It is also chain although
made of penny stick OF tape dog raying up ana
down the sidewalk and swapping At persons who pass
IS not nuisance provided he has string around his
neck the other end of sand string being fast to nal
inside the door the dog that bat our friend was
chained because he had small rope OF six or eight
feet length which kept hun attached to his owners
premises ergo, there is no redress, nor would there
have been had our friend lost his life-the dog was
chained the law Is not broken However, as a pan
acea for his wounds, friend was informed that
there is an old law which declares that any person
who shall be bitten or assaulted by dog may sue
he owner Of the dog and recover thrty-sx dollars
and costs which thirty six dollars shall be paid into
fund for the remuneration Of such farmers OF the
County Of New-York as may have lost sheep through
the rayages OF vicious dogs but the Judges hayeong
ago decided that as there are sheep usually keH
at pasture within the County, there IS consequently
no law-And Tins is redress for having ones leg torn
by a bulldog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
KNApp's HEALTH REsreRATArIvE BIr-

rERs-These Bitters have become so widely known.
that II Is almost superuous remind the reader OF them
A. .toms regulator and for affections, weak
ness snd debility Of appetite and depression OF spirits
has probably superior General Depot Sbl huhsoh
Il 80 cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
~ Nyw-YoRK LAUNDRY, lS Spruce

~ PALMER & Co. great California Ex-
press will take Freight and Packages 10 per cent lower
han any other responsible Company Through IN thirty
Eve DAYS or no charge PALMER Co, 90 Broadway, an-
fhorised Agents of Z 6. NJ. Steamship line. Jy22u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

HAMMocKs i-LEARY Il Co., leaders and
,n,rodpcets of fashion for (3entemens Hats and
Aston House Broadway, Will tins day several bales
~nner;.r Mex,can Grass Hammocks Jy2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

To CINCINNATI, VIA SANDUsKY. First
Glass Passsse Tickets 10 Cincinnati at SH So and Freight
Contracts 1T tariff rates Buffalo Dnkk can ne
had a The Agent Of the Mad River and Lake Ere Railroad
Comuany l.. JOY, III Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

~ Sea Bathing establishments can be
into public notice through the advertising
1rencY Of V b PALMER. Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

Country ADVERTISING BY w. III. NC
Dos,LD 1902 Nassau corner Of Ann-On file the leading
spapers IN the United States for which he has fullest
authority TO contract for advertising at the lowest rates
charged ly the Office HIS papers filed IN the same
manner a. the Exchange and other reading rooms Pamph-
let's with lists Of towns sc furnished 70 advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
10 Dr.. PHINNEy's VEGETABLE FAMILY

PILLS do not grippe scken leave the bowels cOStye but
m free and natural For sale. wholesale and retail,
by A. H. & ID SANDS, 100 Fultonst New York Pnce %
cents d. 9mW&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

~ MAGNETIC Pill. the rats and mice
To exterminate suffice.
While Magnetic Powder sweeps
Everything that cTawls or creeps,
To very sudden doom,
Purifying every Teom ~,
Depot for the sale of Lyons Magnetic Powder and Pills
s24 Broadway VzJ 3'DSt"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
A SEVERE HIT.

In the Halifax and other Congressional Districts as iefc
the same stupid cry disunUn has been raised against
Dr. Averet, and tine of candidates. This absurd
game cannot be swallowed by many Whigs-and one vi
them "A Whg of Henry" has come forward in the Dan
vile Register 10 enter his solemn protest against it. he
says:
ho disapprove any Of the Of the last Congress
known the Compromise There is doubt but the name
disunoDst is appropriately applied to the opposes vi
those measures that OF lcdcras The great "hg parry
by the ocofocos. The locos Gail the Wings ledefasis os
cause they know the fcdcrais be very Unpopular
with large proportion of the American Pe"p'':-
And they have thus lar succeeded in making lie ls-
norant uf the party believe that federalst IS worse
than nlonarchisi. | suppose The term ieiei"lle'
has hcen potent raIlyng word win ,ie D1-
mocracy that the Wing party hope for ike favorable r. sun
from the OF the unpopular name, dsunioiiSt nave
acted with the Wing party ever since and before Inc ofsI
zaon OF the party under that have bcrn " hs
from principle believing the Wing policy as ~
carried out would be pomoiiye Of prosperity;
believed the policy Of the Democratic party be
in its influences upon the prosperity OF the Country
became Wing the Compromise part OF Ine W ns
creed suppose like the Democracy Wing phclpiss are
progressive and that The old principles Of tie wing parry "e
now obsolete II So beg the privilege OF dssch'ihs
the new principles for the party that DO not concur VII" my
honest Judgment. disappruved OF Of the measures
known the Compromise, and if had been In Congress
should have voted agains; them. Those measures "e'
passed by both Northern and Southern voters, therefore,
am decidedly opposed the reagat;on Of hose
Congress would for Mr.. Fivurnoy win much plea
sure did he ask my cote Hhig He asked Inc 10 'o's
for him. because doctor Aveett voted against some oi
measures of Tie Compromise should haze roteo as Ar
dnsreH did upon those Uou then can conss'e'
could my suppcaons prevail with taa ute". nns
Good Being that rules the desnies Of natohs lh's oho
would be perpetual.
The Register lWhg) "sladly and cheerfuy allows 'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24

inc Petersburg Intcgence tiorous; Whig paper, ale
noticing the Syr4cuae outrag and rcslTins Feesoi:
siS ard lbniitlunss for their ana crimes
employs The following stron: nnae which would be con
5ldered very good treason by Mr. Eus and his "ta''
We say, in oil seriousness that il the G.ecieys and
bfyan'i and kindred scribes the North sol
Their sheets with the nauseltIng, vile South
property and Southern peunle, which they al
most dy publishing and circu ng will not be very long
before they viii have uuors undegO for tel
ein, and the whole Northern section nj the Union, that il
VII not take rcpctins of the Chrisilana ara
cusr SCENES 10 call togeer Southern Congress hct cA
rrpresent tie unanimous sentiments and tegs 0 oil The
S0rehoIdng StGes and c be cLsd rt ocer u frunlc
nse Cogltderacy. We are among ne war'cst tn'" ne"
proud To belong. No citizen has cXercd himself more
=eaoESy and sincerely tIan have done in 'tl'ai
OF the Compromise md the uni'n a"d against the DIS
organizing agitations which haze been threatening,
both The North and the ScuIh to destroy ii. But
We have sufficient degree Of srli:cspccI 10 avo",
that Just soon events may impress with the
conviction that the fugitive slave DILL cannot be exc
cured in good faiIust soon as we perceive hat lc
General Government possesses not the strength 10 enforce
lis own laws and procure just rights mW be pre-
pared 10 abandon he Union utterly rllnS and as Eoi
u0rty of decent respect SO iesc a.ltaufs may shape
their accordingly. II tEcy wish this Union TO be
IN ntaned. they Put end 10 the nefarous game
they are playing against They must become me alvo-
:acs OF the Constitution aid the Comprnnse instead oi
seng as lhey are theoponcnts and rev!cs o both hey
only become better citizens themselves, but they
teach their higher law brethren 10 become 50 .rwc
They need Halter themselves With The idea that Tic South
annot be driven 10 csunton we n them that as nuch
abhor The thing would embrace II tonorrow II we
satisfied that Government no; strung enough
have the fugitive slave law AcCucd U pom the faithful
observance ais law have mind staE2l the
eAsence Of this union and however eeay We wold lament
train Of occurrences which would test i'll nNcacy yet we
wuud such c"ndii"n ot things 10 advise
the uggreycd break oil their rCi:icai :'"n
with others We would glYe The Union 10 The winas and
thus leave uw gentry 10 get along as they could
by themselves"
This leading Whig paper is out openly for secession and
dsunion should the North refuse execute the Fugitive
slave law. As the means, il admits Southern Con1fes
or Nashville Hartford Convention" Mr.. BJus dcnounces
secession OLE under all crcumsances and az
rays himself against lrgc portion OF ms party VINO lock
to dsunon as the only resource in Of further outrage
by the North In respect does r Clsc dliicr irom
those Wgs as TO the duty n the South o. nontul'
f,ent of the vui Of the Compromised and ho"
can any true Southern man vote for Mr. Bolts AID agains:
Ii -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
THE DUTY OF ALL PATRIOTS.

The New York Courier, leading Whs paper says that
"as Wniss might regret the defeat OF GoYcrnsr John
slun were the friends o li!c Cos'pf"n'isc and
The Unon long since deemed duty 10 place on record
our conviction that his woul be- n1onai ti:or-
tuuc NJ, content with bcn:; iIc candidate o tie "g
party 10 be sustained upon W ?f.aci?cs 'o arcwci am
rii the slavery agitation ty dcciira: i' htc!-
ton 10 n.italc or Il repeal Of the Fu!iti"c Slave Law
The same spirit d,uh; not, wl' Acetate many " has
,. Today nooly sacrifice :eir party e"iinas' as
Wings % HE higher duty sustaining lh onstituu and
the Co,nrronises -! which based MIR. Lofts has hl-
sell t.rown away ali parry ssucs-by IS roitlvn, e r&a
tons "a W,gscfy n Gicsti0nand ilc ';"n'2' rs 81
...--.T rI arrnrdin9 '.'-
y;ctuna OF cy 20 Themselves their State, ard the last
inc nicr,s I'll" Union. Mlny @! them cannot o~ ooN
sikh horror upon Mr. Bots consolidation doc
ncsh!s srucous purpose "soO; down as traitors his
fellow czcaa OF the South, who may ac! Under l'e cc
uands oi sovereign State and by wrapping n" kepuolc
in civil war; break up the glorious c"n!cdeFacy ah'ds
/ iu.i nd ruin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24

writer SPACE 10 say that =: disanu"a;. Now, as
upon HE ca Of Dr. Avcrc; have been poured tic .icrest
r''hets OF 'dlsunonsn," ana this Henry WING. who
"'a nave voi;G Exactly Df. AYcr.t ti IS permitted
.'a@'y 49," chee:u!y' IL! Wing Pafc: isclm and wipe
." Tue stain OF dsN"i"sa', is IL on entirely ptoirr a fair
'' ''f G"S;ic ~i" certainly ;ocs farther :an "A wing
I" Iien", should os allowed tie ,rigcge Rcls1n
ana c'iIi"T justice Tie .::a::" Hal Nh.
LOIS desire! h;s election wing, ilrgs m; i!4i
ote'i cilerrnL; out discarded ell whig ssus a:d
c"'s 'o;cs upon :he GROUND oi s.o9tIng dow SJutEei
c"eiis anc upon lac l!sc pr-teXt Of Mr. Cuskirs
isi W. expect many whiEs He hin from Henry, vim
dcae The cause Of equal justice AID s.ap with .ei' dc
apiosaliun the counterfeit cry OF 'disunuE" against
excellent candidate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24

THE ILLUSTRIOUS KoSSUTn PARTY.-'Fhe fol-
lowing nearly authentic list Of the Hungarian ex-
lies who lately embarked at Consantnoplc on board the
United frigate Mississippi commanded by Captain
Long, could bc given under the circumstances, and we
publish it as Of considerable interest 10 many oil
readers:
Loris ky,t Governor of Hungary, aged 80 years. Te-
resa his wife, Wll,c. his daughte Francis, his son;
Louis his son Vsoski, Gcne A. poie iych nereze (Mag-
ar) NJ P % Tona, and Colonel Vl Infantry, with his we
agyah) It. Col OF hr Staff and Genera AdItan vi me
Governor OF Hungary; Don. l.e=Z (N gyai It. Col o
aaty sepsn k0yIsh S"Eya[ al 81 di "n1r 1 M, M
Adrian Wagner, (Gerlnan Major Of Artillery IoroE, M1g
yar Captain ii icany; Frazier, hagyarD Captain q ID
Magyar Captain uf Cavalry Waiglc (Magyar,) Coums-
s.ry D4itaun oi foot; Laszll QlaGyar Lieutenant o Or
ey Grehenck lagys Isl Lisu'enan! man; OF lnianiy "a
Il Artillery Llzaaovsk. (poe Captan Of Cavalry; les
sack ('oe Lieutenant Of Cavalry; Fran Hazman, alag
psp,fs nen: Lad Bezcns2sy, NJ. T. for Aasos vsasSey,
in r1a:Yyrr;a, and Colonel OF National Guards Ec%.
Jared. ilneyar) Counsellor Home Departments -Ne..ah
); urnsn, (lagyar Editor .: Government Gazette WIN
MI. an, chi L. Sr.czek Pvle) Physician VIII wife,
r.,I % nai!c Aus. :Ao.cngi (Masy..l Conn? Jua.s'
~ -, Governor KJssuti. children; w. LuIey, !Gsran)
| Officer 0i Police. wi. and five CHILDREN
The auor. fory-sx comprise the family OF Ibis dis'i-
,isncd exile and his associates and fri ds who enoaNco
Yi, him These with sixteen others soldiers llans ana
crlblicans make up the sixty passengers on board ''
| rrisate
cJrrespoaaen, OF the Ncwa: Advertiser unecf ca2 Of
.,iin , the Miss-s'nri '''r
| LczHu writes as follows
is purpose Of tie Hun sarlan cader u vi;it Eng
land and 10 dr, Ter lis visit 10 the United States ic cher
i.ns belief that lie is he appointed instrument Tor cl'
ing general reformation in England, nEd To iat ED nc
shes 10 confr with his con;.ades in LGnd" els WI"
and ,hec boys with him, and tho latter urc very nucl
admired Ku.su,h has person, irposng address
and is Il rian vr various accomplishments AZ misat o.
s"o,osc lie s an enthusiast IN e fullest sense OF The
word and possesses remarkable popular quallles
thou l without resemblance Of Washington 10 "ho
! !s mas been oddly enough compared
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24

certify tina, on the l4th day Of April 1851 the day on
which the Hastings Court OF the city OF Richmond aPPon
ted Commissioners hold the polls in the several wards 1T
his CITY, the % OF Ocnber, 1851 the following gentlemen
msricrs were present the beach, and made inc appoint
nent viz Samuel r. Pnlam, John l.. Tate, L'tt!cneny
;arrinston Thomas CnwIrs Joseph c. "ingtcd .HkIf
" GizeprouK, Alfred lnors rhnnls lyrer i"a fnff"t
Testc, CHARLES howard. Clerk
October %. 1851 of Richmond Hustings Court.
Jones X Casks qualified Alderman for tn, , itst lms
Dc the 2lst day Of April 1851. CHS. Ho"Ahp' I'e'H'
report having bern circulated that commissioners ad
verse to Mr. Buis had been appointed by The HusilnGs
Cour, nj my Instance append above certificate oi me
Clerk Of the Court which shcws that was not 'i''hae
n IN. Court NJ the tim" their appointment, and co"la
auenlly have nothing 10 do with ho matter sa'
yoc for Judge Caskie not on account OF re'aonsnp :"
arson, affection but because believe him be sound on
tho Southern question: and in every resncct more eomSerra
lice than Hr. Bots. JAMEo n. CaSNiT'
The case stronger than we presented It ynssrla!
The Court consisted Of eight Wings and only one Denoc'
and /, is such Wing Court that Mr. Bolts lets NY MS
because of the Commissioners they appointed
IN conduct the election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24


Srw YnRK Ocr 20 g. P M.-ih" cpPo, snir Er' 2ssi
rived this u.,rnnr She LEFT San FcaEcsc" Jnn: 2ii.
Valparaiso August ION, and Rio JanerIo Sept, ~ '-n
10 DAYS later from The later place Inc u " ah"
Susouehanna having completed lie! repairs w"s ve IT
a few davs for the Cape OF Good Hope and Els nd't
The soldiers Of army formerly he"irgn' Mont vide"
refused to march under Gen. Oflnc' wac n'a gong " ~
interior II was agun reported from Ric GTanie Il -
that Brazilian force had marched into Baaia EF"ns hn.
no conflict had taken place.
Letters from BuenOs Ayres, 10 September !S II is'
the markets were unsettled by The reported Nroc" 1H1
Admiral GIenlelt OF the Brazilian forces, wh" "t "r
hustle attitude towards Bunoes Ayes md 'u"'G ~ "a
v,ssels urucrrGiur 10 Panama Flour vas p 'm:r y !'-
duce scarce There wool on sale iH !h= ''f" -
nd ninu nI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
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LAND For SAII;

WILL sell rmodans !c farm belonging TO the
estate VIM IIar un containing o13 acres and situated
Caroline county IN tie FORK between 'orocos
Greek and the Malapon u Ge the head 6 tdewaer
and n from the Depot, Richmond and Fredericksburg
railroad The soil OF this farm much more consistent man lhe
usual land. we'll suited tn the growth o Cor
the Make just much t"o!cc as he
lorce there 6etng suHccncy o very n ooac
land cleared 3J weight besles hundred acre
or smost nexausible toblcco land yet t" clear II
purchase VIII
,r themselves Mr. VIM Penney manager on the ar or The SUI
Sc ber adjacent will take pleasure showing II 10 lc Cumu
10 the New Town. King and Queen
County prompt attention. The ne!sholh"d Is c"s
cred healthy, good II be proper 10 saw There VII
be p o wea, seeded for trouble n which, here vii! be &c
charge Possession. given lst January 1882 ii sold
| pct rcwIu RIO III, HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
METROPOLITAN WHlGGERY.

The New York Mirror Whie) speaks its mind plainly In
reference to political corrupons in New fork CITY, says;
We have hardly patience chronicle The reports "i "aa
and primary meetings. for the nominations OF candiA.s or
office Tcy are conducted hy parcel ot rnn'.ui"ins
ocss in way ;. disgust all good and pcaceabla citizens
And vet these re who rule s tax u. Hna rad lis py
the nose They prescribe officers maze our law rlua
dor ,he rubc coosa and leaet their nests Plenty o
money nlcnty of bras. nd plenty oI al liquor 10 Iha
business at these .unay elections, ana ei-vde nra"ihs
tlacngu,lGs 10 posts vi nonor and influence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
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TL.E EESIlI.I In OEl0.

CrSc,ysArt Oct l9-Thc next legislature Of f,!' viii
stand as follows Senae-2i driIocais, Wig. 10 ''6
districts vet 10 be heard f'unDnc u "t. ~ Lc f"'1-
blv elect democrat and the irecso !t house,
nc far as entertained Stands SO tcmoc1a "a w,- ami
free.soiI with districts yet To BE- learc tti
The official returns for have been hSa .f91 ~
but l3 counties If The majority for Wood 3moci . s"G!
bn increased these counties it will rec2 very 'ea'y %
in, ,i,n Stafn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:

CcMBERLAND Get. II, Ic3!.
Perni, me 10 ons fa"orub, consideration 81 n"
Democratic voters OF the SrnUri. District, con-. " - 'c
counties Of Cumberland, PnwHaan aa: ChcS'i'i." '!i'
name Of Thomas M Isse!! E-a Of the county o. Cuao:-
aBa. -....,,
Sir lsbe is too we'll KNOW renier VI n""cG@asy :oT NC
N ar; inu n his cp!I.endayn. Suhc@ 1t ~ say,
ihat he is gentleman OF fine talents rood popular spthh
ar and will! selected your candidate, cci;i'' NV,
n;ee..i., ' 4 VOTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
PUBLIC MEETING AT NEW MARKET.


VIC were fortunate enough 10 be present a. very respect
able gathering OF the r"pr" G" The lower part OF henIico
county on Tuesday last. Mr.. Samuel Bal! was called 10
the chair by. Capt. Jackson ChiJfey, aud Nh "m ]"
pcarce was appo!aled Secretary
Alter brief address from hc chairman, Judge Cassie was
called address The people which lie Po~s25ca 20 40 IL
clear orcbie and plain speech OF some hours
After which n short nternis-un given To pirtake oi
srnp,uous rpas provided b? !hc hospitality o the c"?n
10 which ample justice done. Judge CasSe then re
snmcd his DISCOURSE which give universal satisfaction
Mr. D. w Haxall the Democratic candidate Tor tie cohn
IT, then addressed the audience for few minutes in an clio
ouent and appropriate ate" winch, 'if. JOHN II
purEhili wound up the proceedings Of the day by spirited
appeal Ia the Democratic party.
We do not know Then have cnJnyed ourselves more I"
when we were pleased with the remarks o our can'i
des the zeal d;splayed by the present. anu 10
bright prospects glorious triumph which were opcneo
10 view.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:

PowHArAN c. H.. Ger - l55l.
As there will be meeting the Democrats "I Pow
hatan and Cumberland at tic Bold Springs, Saturday
November ls for the purpose Of nominating cAn"iae 70
renr,srot the iwo counties in the next ric1e i
bly, take much pleasure in placing oeiore tue n"etrs
az ur standard bearer the name Of Doc Osborn = ''@Ac,
Of this county gentleman every wy qi: "a :" -! tat
important station having been practitioner o In"chr Vf
MANY wears and by his easy and correct department. nav
inc ,tercd himself universally popular. 1t, the nc'ny
select Drake standard bearer and victory VIII Je oG:s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
poaAD ROCK FALL, RACES.

SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY,, Der. 22-Far Silver Plate
valued a. sO0-four horses Started for tic Paie, aud the re-
su was as follows:
James Tally's Virginia Payne. By Herald dam
0y Tariff,
C. en- Green's Tom Walker, by Boston, dam
by PriCm
Alexander Glliains Capt. Bragg. By Register, dr~n
John Belcher's buy horse, by Regent ois:ahcea
TrmE-lst heat, 50-2I, 3.5o-3a 3.o7