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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
Corner OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Nor. 3

Before Judse Bcebe and Aid odge and smith
The Court was opened this morning for the purpose
OF organizing for the November term. on calling
tbe lSl of Grand Jurors summoned to serve on tnc
Grand Inquest, but 10 answered. rs this numoer
vas insufficient to form quorum an extra nlm)er
was ordered 20 be summoned. ana tic geLttnen
who appeared were dismissed until wednesday
morning About 40 Petit Jurors answered TO Their
names when called.
The following Is the calendar OF CASES for the term
thus far Assault and battery VITA intent Ia Kill .
Robbery : BJgamy SOdomy ! Burglary. T.
Grand Larceny, 20 Embezzloment, Receiving
stolen Coocs Indecent Exposure of Person, ,
Indicted, - Witnesses, BasIarGy, / ABANDON
mcnt Total, "a. The Court adjourned to meet
~ " ednc sdaY morning a II O'Clock.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Riot at Providence, etc.

PROVIDENCE, Monday, Nov. }, 1851.
A serious riot occurred here yesterday. The
house of Leonard K. Wood was attacked by the
Irish, Who broke the doors and windows and dem0l-
ished the furniture. Five arrests were made.
The mate and three of The crew Of the Mexican,
hence for 81 Stephens, were swept from the deck
N gale on the 25th and drowned.
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Is will be seen that the receipts OF duties are s.
quarter OF a million less than IN the same month o,
1850
The amount of Dry Goods imported Ia
October was 81 los GO showing a decrease Of sao.
Is. az compared with he same month Of last year
There was, however, a large amount warehoused.
ssSi 80 being an increase OF s5i5. 092 1850
For the ten months ending Oct: 81. the movements
nrv(
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Iocomotiyes for ohio.

OwrGo, Monday, Nov. ;, 1851.
The freight tram passed here day. with I'VE
splendid new locomotives on board for one OF the
Ohio Railroads
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Aee-Ir0cI V1a-. 10, IIoZ TcaTs, W " ., ' %
TO- Il b. % ID 80 30 81 g. 49, 40 40 TO 3d. q -
TO o. II % % 10, 10 10 50, W to ". = to loOV
unknown, - ,,, 80 r.,
Place % NSNityl ni,ed States, POO Ireland 10 Eng
land II scotland " ees /, Germany, IT France l.
switzerland. Poland /, NORWAY. /, unNnswn
From Hosptsl, Bellevue. 10, Penitenusts Back Wells
Island 2 Lunatic Asylum. Blackwells Island, Ran
dslis Island. Cy Hospital, 10, Aims, House, bA''-
well. Island. ? , Colcred Home. 2 COlored peTsons'S
IniaInrniS IetnIMel from MaId Is tnd. ~
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Murder Trial.

KINGSTON, NY, Monday. Nov. ,, ISL
The interesting case Of Ia People vs.. Ctearwafer,
ior the murder OF hls brother IS down for trd here
on "Wednesday, the 9Th inst tc!ore Judge Parker.
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ALABAMA 4.
Mail Arrangements

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. ), ISL
meeting has been held ~ Mobile Ia adop; meas.
res 10 expedite the mail between New FORK am
nat CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

Muk.-The average daily quantity Of
milk brought to the City by the Harlem Railroad
Company during the first two weeks OF July 1871
was 81 81 qris OF laSi3 gals Number OF cans ina!
contained IL, 800.
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liRf UT fOlRI--DtiDIC JuuBC
-Neiin,aq 3 frfer against Herman BGter.-PainIfs
clam that Ar B agreed to take, at his factory IN
Milton aS much glue, leather and heads As n d r
could prepare the year at certain price, DuI ne
subseq uently refused to receive large quantity ten
dcTed. Action is brought for damages. No defense
vas Offered. Verdict tor plaintiff, 1921 ~.
Ray TompkriS against DdCd l. Tgsor.-Sult Tied
before. II Is to recover for loan OF $500 the de
tense to which IS the amOuut was included IN bond
and mortgage gwen by Mr.. 4. and wIie on property
on Staten I>lanC, but denied Verdict for plaintiff IN
amount and interest.
Sasrucr Wherior agt. Marshal o. RobTfS a a.
cii7rS Of steamship Georgia Plaintiff claims 10 nave
been passenger in the from New ork 10 Chasrcs
III April, 1850, but became III IN consequence of a
want of proper accommodations, &C, owing 10 An
Excess Of passengers, and could not land on account
OF hs illness IL Chagrcs, and had 10 return IN the
vessel. Ho claims $1,000, beng SlOO0 damages,
$50 return OF passagc-inoney eacn way, and 500
tor medical attendance, &c Ia defense, It IS DENIED
that there was any want of accommodation, or OF
good fare and, sad, # the plaintiff had asked
av of The officers Of the ship for berth he could
have got one. Sealed verdict this forenoon
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catholic priest, 10 years of age,
rssoeea 81 Dayton. OHIO, = few days since
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CuARLEsroN. Saturday, Nov /. 1851.
7iaslc. WIZ wv '"''S ="
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LATEST NEWS.
o, telegraph to tht Nev-York Tribune.

s..,.,, rel,sror, oce Rasorsr a"4 Bea'''-''
~, ytrtsg TsSsrPtic D.sfsfohs' see Vim PoSe
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rs~ Capt. Bell of the brig john I Isl'n
fron Csrh.gsns. Oct 10, reports iais' lsA'S %
ksy West sex By the ~rcckers-
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

Court CAIENDAR. - Wednesday. COM
MON PLEAs-Par Nos. 6sj, 69l, SOB, ISL, '69,
7s s33, sl3 $50, s,3 9O3, 9Oj, GIL 9l3, 9l5. Part
l-Nos 754, el6 sos, SIC, $50, S22, S26, $50, s32,
go, o3s, $40, SIC, SIS, so.
CIRCUIT COURT-Nos 40, 7j1, 100, 76l,
762 1913 76l, 7G5 766, TO-, 76s, 700, 20, II, ~.
SypERIoR CoURT-Nos. 3, 9, 10, II, 10,
% 30 81 80 g. IS 49, 49, H. A. 1903, A, As, 10, q,
a. So 81 81 s., So s., s., CO. 81, 60, 65. o. Co. TO,
o.. 6e, o..
SUPRr,E CoURT-SpccIal Tern.-Noo.
II, u, I3, I45. II TO %, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

YEA Steer broke loose from his place of
confinement yesterday morning, IN the trst-aVenue
and ran unously through the upper part OF the SIX
teenih Ward tossing several persons who were una
Die to clear the track. After becoming perfectly
irantic by the shouting Of the crowd, he was cap
tured at tn corner of Thirty second-St. and taken
10 his owner. No person was dangerously injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

ANo1HER.-Hen1y Welsh, a sailor at
tachec 20 the ship GoOohue living aIthe foot Of h-
arne-sp, met with similar accident by falling
from the warm arm TO the deck, and was conveyed 10
the Hospital seriously injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

BREAKING UP or DIsoRDERLy HOUSE,
The Police of the Fifth Ward, headed by officer
Fowler yesterday afternoon made descent upon a
house OF lll-ame kept al No Ill Reade-st, and ar
rested eight of the female inmates Thef were
taken before Justice Lothrop who sent them to the
pcnitenilary a Migrants,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY.-A wo-
man named Mara Green yesterday arrested
charged with stealing a watch and oreast-pn valued
At SO. from Mr. Bremen, residing at No. ol Baydrd
St. She was taken before Justice LOlhrop for dis
pOSal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

&c \ srand Mass Meeting Was held at
tie Second.si Methodist Episcopal Church. oy 'he
Eleventh Ward Temperance Alliance, on Monday
evening. November 3, the President Wan. Benne''
IN the Chair Several addresses were delivered by
Rev Me>>rs Reese, CheeNer, and NT Lcmuel Wal
klns, of Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

SIuNG SHOT Casa German named
John GIeper on sunday night, was attacked nen
hjsreslat nee In the SiIth-av BY mar named James
kincerhood, Who struck him upon the head and face
with siuug shot causing serious INJURIES, The as
ss,Isat aed and bas not teen arrested. Greoet VAS
,sksa 10 the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

IL The new ship that has been charter
cd to run to Galway is named benVllle, and IS now
receiving her engine At MorSan'S WORKS, loot oil
Ninth 81 Nh Bali the JOINER, thinks he Will prooa-
Div be through by the LIST OF December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

TENTH WARD TEMPsRANCE ALLIANCE
Some troe thousand citizens assembled the Iehth
Ward last evening and were addressed by the iol-
lowing wcll-known Sisunch supporters OF Temper
ance J. Douglas Woodward, ESQ, Nj. BUSTED.
Mir HaveuS and several others Amer which. they
marched IN procession, with music, through several
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

NiBLo ; -MeSsrs. Antoine Ravel aud
Msrzeh again assume this evening ,heT tagorlte
characters of the White Warrior and Red Gnome ,
the ballet o. GrayielS and The comic extravaginzs
Of the -Four Lovers are also 10 be performed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

Arrest FOE LARCENY Two men, named
Henry Derrick and Joseph Leopold. we're Yesterday
arrested, charged with highway ROBBERY IN forcIoly
obtaining a purse containing -, from James Hag-
serty, a sailor attdCaed 10 snip lying a. pier No.
10. \. X. On investigation before JuSuce LoihIop
a chsrge OF larceny only could be sustained for
which they were committed by the magistrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHs.-I ne I1I-
LOVING is the weekly report of Deaths IN the City
and County of Newly ork, from the 18th day OF
October to the lst day OF November, 1851. Men, 90
Women. G. Bows, 1879 Girls. 100. Total 375
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

LEurzE's GREAT PIcrURr.-The excite
ment to see The magnificent picture OF Warrington
Crossing the Delaware Is on the increase. Nearly
two thousand people visited the Exhibition at Stuy-
yessnt Institute during the past week. II IS PIC
ture which must be seen again and again. and one
which every American ought to see.
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Mac. y TcuaIes u Adults s5 Clildfen. a-Io'si 70
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
IL WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS in (

C.ty II Brooklyn for the week ending Nov l. 1911
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

Ato1t O'Clock yesterday morning. A young MIN
namtd TUthIll Graham. residing with his brother IN
law. Gilbert Smith. At No % TwantY f)ur'h-st.
While HIS stable attending to h. horse, was k.ked
Ia the tTea,t oy the animal and died the Of
SIX hours afterwari. The Coroner was n1t.ie1 -
hole Gu inquest after which The body % the lee asei
all bc removed 10 Orange County i,T intel uen-
He Nas naive oi Ireland, and 2 years 81 aye.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

TUE COTTAGE and FARM BEE
KEEPER. or. Suggestions for the Practical Manage
men of Amateur Cottage and Farm Apares on Scientific
Pm cipes with Appendix of Notes. chiefly Illustrative.
By Country Curate With ILLUSTRATORS Price 50 cents.
This day published by c Nj SANioN,
Agricultural Book Publisher lj2 Fulton-st
This essentially practical treatise on the manage
meni of Bees Everything connected with the Apary Is
fg discussed and the language of the text made donby
clear hy illrstratlon' (Com Advertiser
iy2g3MWSF
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4 Chance seldom Offered. in fact Never Before.
IN Drv l,nnis


SUYDAM e. HAFF. Jobbers and Re-
- talsrs Of DRY GOODS ta3 Granis,. Nsw-Yovk,
hsy, 20, CT Parcge Shaws and Scaf Tissue Scars Col
orsd SA Ska~ls Fancy Colorcd silks and Remnants ditto
which
MUST BIZ SOLD
vthouf delay LADIES' pursgi, Of such goods would do
We % call soon they be disposed of
psice 20 make for Fall Goods
Also, large lot Of Barege de Lanes Muslins Lawns,
and other Dress Goods which will be sold sacrifice TO
clear them cut.
Always on hand complete assortment of the very best
krd OF
BLACK SILKS,
which arc always sold for small advance from cost Also,
an assortment Of Grape Cashmere and Black Silk Shawls
Visites and Mantas very cheap. Also BombaEnes and
Alpacas, all colorS, all oo plain lie Lanes SC SC
Brown Linens, Nankeens, Summer Stufs for Men and
Eoy Diapers. Towelng. Napkins. Table Cloths and
Covers White PLAN and PLAID Swiss Muslns Book, Nun
ard Nausook Muslns Jaconets and Camhrics.
Also complete of all kinds Of Calcoes Ho
siery KID ard SILK Gloves. Black SILK Mtts White and
Urbl.ached NusIns. lrsh Linens. Linen Sheeiings Tick
mas, In short. complete assortment Of Domestic
Goods and House Furnishing Articles which will be sold
for price Grandst, head 0f East
Broadway. Iy23 stMWSF'
STEAM PRINTS-A large assortment,
~ for sale by NESMITH = co.
jy2l 50 Broad and SO New-s'
SPOOL THREAD" Hoyle's Royal
kSPstert Swanslovn Sewing Cotton" very superior
article roY sal. b, [ o WILSON co,
,e20 3m 70 Cortland-st and i3 Dey-st.
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TOUS ANTIDOTE.-

"ATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.-
w In the advertisement yesterday headed Procsns-
ton read for reduced consumption from "a 70 "a instead Of
% 10 "a May 10 the returns were a l7th. ~ <th,
3lst 80 June 81 18th, 81 2lst t lsth, a.. ths weeks
was N Philadelphia; J July s. 80, lzh, 70 INA, ana
u Al have len of giving aAy the last wees -.
TALBOT WATTS. Electrical NervIsf, "a 0resnwnh"
peyo' lo2 Sassau-st. WV
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DOARD UP TOWN.-Geptlemep and

their wives single gentlemen. can be
With furnished unfurnished Rooms, with without
board delightful location. fsclng Lamartlne Psrk.
Three lines Of pass the door The house which
newly finished contains all the modern nprUyemenisgas
hot cold and shower baths &C. Apply AZ I2 West fwenty
eshthst, between Eighth and Ninth jy25 Sc
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SCHOOLS.

rHFTON SCHOOL, at CLIFTON,
~ Staten Island This School has now been IN operation
for more than three IL has most healthy and de-
lghiful position commanding full view OF New YORK Bay
ample play grounds and within ten minutes walk OF
Vandertts Landing The number of Scholars is limited
TT next term opens the second Monday August
Circulars and any information may be obtained at the otce
Of Lew Cook Co. II Broadway, and at BUNKER Co,
92 Chamber-st.
The following Gentlemen referred to- and among
the patrons Of the school Hiram Kechum. Esd, Wall-s
ID II " ickham. Esq Maiden Lane; w Easton, Esq
Pine 81 +. + Bunker, Esq, " Chamber-st
iy23 3aw2w X. s HOWES, Principal.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
4 lB-Admltiance p cents children u. ceniS-Sane
beautiful perf,rmances-T THIS Az rERNOON a. 3OcocN
and THIS EVENING az s o'clocN-IIGHr ROPE IN
CHANTNENT by HERR CLINE, the FOUR GLADl-
ATORS on the PERPENDICULAR ROPE the lively
farce Of the RIVAL CAPTAINS the new connc ballet
pantomlnle Of DECHALU NEAU. The HAPPY FANl-
iY imposed upward OF hundred trained ANIMALS
and BIRDS
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

NEW.YORK AND EKIE RAILROAD.
lN-FXCURSION TIC CKE1s-In order 70 AFFORD stock
hoh.r an opportunity visit and erafnlne the Road ths
r,ctors n conformity their notice already gwen IN
I card Of the I2th Of MAJ last have resolved TO issue
Frcr,lop Tckets StOckhoders from the present time
~ August l. 1851 al the following low prces:
From New-York te Dunkrk aud baek----SS
From New-York 10 -
The Tickets 70 DunkiTk and back Will be god Tor ten
davs fru Their date and those u Dunkux only three days
from thsr date aodIng opportunity ~ stop al any oi
the stations on the Road and the journey al plea
sure within the time limited 49, .wu
The Tickets vii be sold only az the once no - "e-s''
NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary
New-YoTk. June 5. 1851. UllC
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~ .r the Face WAS an index 10 the heart and the mind
" What soTTowfu phlz my face you would ind
In the place Of the laugh. plainly wrpen "oulh ne
Hopes blasted life wasted there's no future Tor me
II some far lady's mind was foul az her face,
Boicbsd. 'reckled, or coarse, and covered WIN Tan,
And her hair red and rusty. how short s the space
That she should be legally settled on man
Ra, the JoEps' famed Chemical Soap Will erase
An frecA les, all sunburn aud tan from the face,
All redness all coarseness, ali dark yellow skn.
And make all fer lovely as ever face before sin
II the halr too falls of. turns red or turns grey,
Nv buying hundred and three (iU3) In Broadway
Aboiile II his famed Coral HalT RESTORATIVE
Twill make II grow silky aud dark As live
Tr, these two beautiful yet economical articles, but he
.ur. vou get them only al 4O3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

ROARDlNG.-A gentleman and his
~ WIFE and two single gentleman can obtain pis,san,
Rooms aud good Board by immediate apph1arion at Is
klTSt-st
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TpOY.-A good honest Boy wanted, from
: p 10 e year, # ace Inquire a. {. B PEA4SoN
Fancy store, 273 Grand 81. ySJ II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY.-S2, 900 wanted for one year,
1Vb additional capital IN manufacturing business
which has been established for short tune and promises
great success the articles be ns already gDs1 demand
The investment 10 be secured y personal property The
advertiser desIous II NEE ins with person who wodi
feel wiling TO AID hm above proof OF hs worthiness
and safety without having gold eagles at discount. for
security therefor lie alone IN The word and stvng 70
get along fairly and honestly Any feeling disposed to
notice th may be assured With meeting with one who can
give the hes, of references and who will not shrink from
any investigation of character or business Qualifications
Address Ri SINESS az this oiicc. lyJJ us
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

~ We, the Undersigned. hang as asi,S,1S.T ~ ~ TDx
rsT NOT 81 and COCkROACH EAI bn'ia-, r,e,,.s.
:. ssorm fned ds and te pg0ic tha n - ve,ra,n
ard best aIice any place N ecs'u s,, az.
fs,.d them, auo ~ rec in.mend All thos ~il' az On
ms troubled 10 tTy COstar- E1tsruinaiDi an ~, a..
A. saii,ied You can nnd Mr COSI ~ ~ DS? -, ~ W
Broadway, New YORK p nm; - :. lane. EnOlre
EoIle,on tsS Erooue-st and u Madei, iAno n.,pJ pJ
U,ne Il C,,,x & BalDw. corner VI broil" ani
p,s,r est Mercer House. corner of "efoe, an - s
Il " lliam n UndeTh'll, Prop,e'N D., - w,od % NJ.
IN a, Ieerge Cav u MON place Bes'l "y'N ~ -
IaseaI,t T. b B.nsse % JOhn-si and u 81 'i@i~s y
The efficacy Of his prepara'ion for cesio'ng ka.s,
Nce and koaehes Is ASTONISHING. Places ma nave ueen
..fe,,ed TN numbers If them have been c1hDe.eJ
1esY.d By one or no; thu two appl o ,I,
s1tcle tnite other aratons isey die a. iac "a n
ra de their hiding places-thos cnslatiHg 'ha' ois
~ stencil caused by other preparations . 49,.
Th,s preparation also eee'ual remedy Tor Destroy
ar Ground Nice and hoies A., 49,.
Al,o sale above certain remedy i"r 'ie
rfy' NV X cosTARs PRINCIPAL Depot is at DR. NJ W.
I1SrTs-Dellnc & Co. PARK Row, opposite the hstod
House ssl Broadway opposite Niolo's Garden ana ~
f.nrth.sy corner Of Twentieth ST, " Y hafi,-
on corner Pearl and High SITS, Brooklyn, N > Chas
Wells I78 Main ST. Hartford, Conn Y'V 1"
~ Card-Dr LUTENER. Aurist, att 9 anxious
suest Of many persons gbbOrng States VINO are NJ
rng fre deafess other diseases Of the ear anu IN
vcer 10 teneft his health would inform ms numerous p
tsns that bis intention to visit the pnhcd cue, IN
he mon professionally On his return he VIII resume s
rsc,ce as usual Of which due notice will be gwen iOt
~ The Alumni Of Columbia College are re-
Ie ua,e al Triper Hall "Wednesday, Jth INST Ihey
- ert4crcd 10 meet with the Trustees aud faculty OF the
calees Al o. o'clock IN the under Tnper tial ten
snc. frem Mercer. st and walk thence Professor
nlVlt n I'm '''' CHARLES KING
"" ", aaIt President Columbia College.
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Two THE HIGH TONED and brilliant


Il intelligence belonging 20 The noble mind and ygor-
Gus body Of the robust and healthy male and female
ton of this community. greeting for ~ oys my heart TO
see my pen run eey o'er the page alone TO vndcAe It's
seeming abuse of late To AZ lest have other
view IN candor then et eVplap Ny theme hath been
addressed to yonr anhess for scN weak and pIostrate
frames have scky, weak and PROSTATE sympathies-and
with that thought led Lugc, Rhetoric and Poetry Then
what renamed The SIMPLE Iuth IN simplest garmen
dressed
And every word and every lne wrote
Began or ended, with the AniIdOte
found in fact the simplest merry rhyme
Before all science. with disease would chime,
And hence arose that " Watt,s Antilote
The greatest wonder that ser ahOat'
In every car and every boat
The talk is all the Antdots;
In most remote
You IL hear of Watis's AnudOtc,
At hotel tavern table d'hO,e
"Tis nothing but the Antid0te
Diseases all can be smote
By Wats's Nervous AntIdofe
Were diseased d sell my coat
And send TO buy the Antldote.
All Who once take, forever dOtc
Upon the Nervous Anthlote,
And every man Of any note
Pral ts the Nervous AntdOte.
In newspaper quote
The wonders IT tee Antdote,
No scholar could obtain by vote
The virtues Of the Antidote.
Depot, Wholesale and Retail, i0g NaSsaust. jy3O t'
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vNHE MEASURE OF THE CIRCLE.

THE MEASURE OF THE CIRCLE.
Il TO THE WORLD This measure Is no longer 10
be doubted have from the lnted States Patent Once
the sanction that my work complete feel as though
my strife Pnd anxietes over have for
been striving 10 make people believe that had perfected
perfect feel that have, by the assist ance Of
DIVINE Providence effected a most wonderful AMI unex
pccted maheuaca problem, knowing IT. use to be OF
that magnitude which makes interest tdect or IN
Directly Ia each and the world, AMI knowing
has been the study Of the learned If all ofths world
Since have been engaged in this has led me 10
the most learned and experienced both IN England
and the United States and by these gentlemen find that
continual eHertlon TO ,olye this messdrewhch Is conclu
evidence Of It's utility and conclusive when
show world the imperection Of that has
been in the world began find by the measure
IN use 20 22 10 be wrong It will be ll3i, whereas
II ought be l3] II makes long measure Isl hun
dreds per cent estray. Square 52i hundreds
per estray. Cubic measure 20 hundrecs per cent
estray All dry bs shes sc and weights are
wrong proportion of cubic msasGre-so II makes dry
measure and all weights 70 hundreds per cent es
tray. no,
If.e that have through the Divine assistance of God
effected most wonderful and unerpcced measure, which
Of great magnitude To the and rsns gensatons
and II my prayer that may receive my honest dues
am thankf 10 God and for the noble conduct u
Mr. Ewbank. Ia sanctOnBg my work. feel thai great
honor due the United States, and disgrace has fell upon
old England.
But may all patiently submit 70 the dictates Of
Heavenly Father Peace and love- with friendship 10 all
the world are the feelings Of your humble servant.
jy3O lt' JOHN DAVIS go Water-st N. Y. CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
ESSEX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re-

ESSEX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re-
ceIves pupils of any and at any tune and favou
them with desirable facility for obtaining thorough
and accomplished education. Terms reasonable. FI
heaihfuness Of location aud completeness Of arrangements
this institution probably unsurpassed and being on The
bsautul of the Connecticut RIVER near the sea-
board is easy of By NewYork and Hartford daily
steamboats, As consideration we would add that
the teachers and pupils furnished At moderate charge,
by the stable OF the Seminary with well trained saddle
OF the Seminary Buildings references SC be had OF
LUCIUS LYON, AM, Principal.
Esser NAV l6 1851. myl9 3mMW6Fs