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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
EOR SALF-Tbe COUNTRY SEAT.

LNOR SALE-The brick front Houses
and Lots, Nos IA and l44 Forsyth ST. near Delaney
The los 23 by Ito feet having an alley way on each
side This properly could be improved as To realize
large interest upon the investment portion OF the pur
chase money bond and mortgage for term
of years al per cent. Apply Ia RICHARD STILL
WELL, u. s. Courts New City Hall dis SruThSSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
YARNS. MILLS and FACTORY for

YARNS, MILLS and FACTORY for
SALE-The undeIsienedin,fers for sale three Farms
situated in Shawangunk Ulster County II niles ives, OF
Newbuh One OF 81 acres and tive OF $50 acres each IN
good cultivation aud suitably divided IN me Ad0w,
pillow ard wood land Also gIsi mil PRIME order with
three of stones. MIL AMI trip hammer mill,
achne shsp and factory aud machinery occupied
carpet making The property the WAIKIKI u mhes
from NewbUrgh three nom Walden. with plank road TO
Newburgh with full and failing supply Of water The
saic mill property VIII be sold separate together with
mansion house and sax dwelling houses, and land
adjoining 10 SUIT will be sold low liberal terms The
location and country areuBd will comuae with the
state Refer 20 Abraham Cris. No Wall-st, NewYork
or he sroscn5er, on the premises
di1 ims JAMES N. MITCHELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
SHOE-STORE TO LET and

> II q u = > l y Is II I y IN dHI
IA STOCK for SALE The Store, No $40 Bowery,
now dong q fine business will be let with the dwelling,
aud stock sold, easy terms The stock IS new and
store the for Offering this Apply to r. b. klNS-
HIMER, No. $40 ith. av on on the premises oN ~
VgVO PHYSICIANS.-For Sale, good
y Country Practice and Residence le miles from the
c,ty II net sold a Partner will be taken. Apply 20 J.
KFYsER No 81 Bowery, from lOtil o'clock. ID In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
Aamps ann .5urnine flnihs.

'a'ltt. LARG f. L and best assortment IF
LAME Grandolss. Cbandshers Caad-iahrss Han
~ 80 -, latest styles dn1 patterns foand
r > toNhLiNs. No. $50 Hud>on-st Al shns- a no
etSzh purchasing 20 ds 10 the above .fne vii DO VEL 10
os ebd examine HIS prices vii o. forni t. re q ser
CEN eas than ANY other establishment H. e etv ..nur
hsho vel selected assortment Il Glass afd pnan.,
MHe, Globes. Shades. Lamp GzIses aud VIC. Of s.erv
gsscrtton; Sperm ana La OIL Csmpheae aui Barulrs
lug Goods sshi t. aEY part 81 the CHS ~ ctrefly
psrA'' '@r the country. ot9 salTs ra1S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
fiNdurfGI.

GAN FRANCISCO CITY BONDS or
~ SCRIP wanted. Address " San Francisco" Tdbnae
Office d2T 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

TAMES T. DERRlCKSON & Co. Of
a. for sale, AZ their Paper Warehouse No. les Full
ton -
go Teams Blue and White esp.
500 reams Letter. Blue and White.
$50 resms BO. Printing
SO rcams Co,rei Medium
200 IeaEs White and Blue Folio Post.
800 Ieams VIII { and ColOred Tissues
leo Ieams White aud Blue Flat Caps.
600 rtams Sized MEDIUMS tor cclonns
geo reams Ca Mldtlers. 22xsS
2cCC rcams Manila, assorted sizes
Geo rsaus Wrapping, Tea ant Cloth Paper
60 tuLs d nch White and Coorsd Hanging.
1000 lbs 3aX36mch Green anG Blue Ranging.
81 tuns Straw Boards. assorted numbers.
10 eco lbs Trunk and Binders lards
B'eachng Powders Soda Ash, Ultra Marine Blue,
Crude Al Ground Alum. d23 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

CAUTION TO THE DEAF-There
~ are three kinds OF quscks that the deaf should be-
ware Of the first is those protesting g. cure all desiness
with Prussc Acid Vapos the second, with Oh AID IN.
third person protesting to be an experienced snns! VI
like growth and nothing but Kiaring idver
isement 20 recommend HIN. DR. LUTENER, No. 40
Broadway, Is the only recognized aurst in the United
Sts'es DC I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
NREEK.-Mr. J. WHITE, A. NJ, gives

IN private lessons IN the Greek Langnase, Sacred and
Secular with hehishrst to beginners or advanced
stucenis Fer address apply to Isssrs Bartlett well
ford boob sei.eTs Asor House; Mr. Wexford, No, 43f
Ora DIST. or Mss. Hanseil, no. 1911 Division st.
Q IEGN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
MAKES for the HOLIDAYS.-PubIic

~ attention respec fully invi'ed 80 the establishment
OF the und ersigned His long experience and con nued
success lead him believe that he yield the utmost
satisfaction to all Who ehtrus their orders TO him HIS
preparations for the approaching festivities embrace all
kinds OF Cakes consisting OF Plum Rssin Pound, Aim md,
New. Year CtIon, Cunans. Scotch, Lady Fneers &c.
" DUNCAN, No 373 +th- av., cor 27th-st.,
dI7tJls formerly Of No. ls9 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
Gpnses Wante0.

HOUSE.-The subscriber wants to rent
n House for the term Of years, with the privilege
Of uurchashneIt within Location between itl
and Goth sts Broadway and 8th-ay Rent of House not
over sGOo per year. Address II. II. W, Tribune Oes
d23 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
Gats, Gaps, Sc.
Boots, Shoes, Sc,
Jn0ia Rnbber GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-The New
u ark India Rubber Manufacturing Company, No. 50
Maiden lane have hand and offer for sale. Boots hoes
Foohods and Clogs of the most approved styles n0la
Rubber Toys consisting OF Lions. Dogs Sheep, hears
Eagles owls Frogs sc Balls and Doll Heads of Infer
entsxes qualify and other goods IN the India Rubber
line made under GoOdy years Patent Metallic India Rub
Der. ldl9 2wf] h hUIChlNooN fres'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

hOOR PLATES DOOR PLATES
- "A rev ard beautiful syle Of Door Pa'es Bel
Pats, Church Pew Number Plates, Silver Plated rlsures
Letters &c, wholesale and retail gr,s.l. red acei
Superior manner.
The attention OF those who wish 70 buy TO sen
AGAIN. u particularly solicited
5sh Hanging elecui,d nth durability and q spatch
81 ua' II. :. CRANE. No IS Gs6 81, X Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
MdchinerH. &r.

NOR SALE.--FOUR NEW FLUE
Il Dollars. complete, of rs horse power each. and
the following second hand Boilers:
one Locomotive Of 10 horse power.
Two Flue Boilers OF 20 horse power
-Four Cylinder Boilers, % horse power each.
Two Low.pressure Boilers, 500 horse power.
Two Propeller Engines. second hand.
one Seven horse LOGON olive Boiler new.
One Nine horse Locomotive Boiler
One Twelve horse Locomotive Boiler new.
Engines Boilers aud Machinery repair short notice
We Will manufacture
LAND and MARINE ENGINES. vertical or horizon
tai, and high and owpessure Engines ard Boilers of all
descriptions Castings OF Iron Bras Suthing Turning
Finishing and Pattern making in all their branches, with
all kinds of machler. at the FULTON FOUNDRY.
foot of Cherry andfoot of Water streets. East River Of
fee No 81 CorleaIs-st.
OFT 2tTH&S PEASE * MURPHY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
EANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLI-
H pAYsIi-A LEGOUX 4 PARDESSUS, No
6IMAIDEN LANE

S. MAIDEN LAM
Offer TO the trade and amateurs of the Fine Arts then
large assortment Of articles for furnishing and presents OF
the latest styles comprising part Clocks Of every style
with reliable movements; Candelabras and Conpes 70
match; Bronze Candlestcks Staustts Groups Therso-
msters, InksaDds, ANIMALS, Chlus Vases Ornaments.
Dinner Sets, Tete tete Sets; Work. Odor, and Glove
Boxes Dressing and Liquor Cases, and infinite variety
~ Of all kinds. Brushes Prayer Books Desks, Port Foos
Opera Glasses, Fans, Charms Accordeons, Paintings.
Gmaes Bon Bon Boxes, Corbeilles, &C. oi3 mW1StJl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
rAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID.

v Olls-W hoeEsle AID Reiail. a. sAc loves. m.ISei
plice 90. lamps OF every dsscupti1u Al y. DTFTZ
NO tS' Oreerwch-s', doors above Bsrclays Ma 3ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

"a UGAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.-Oh
- fashion, 'ye g. eAJ Hnnse N.,ssses for sal. AZ OCK
EhHstSEh Sueai kthleiy Ms y ard 81 Rose It.
o;t In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
HO! for the HOLIDAYS.--New Fruit,

Teas, Cofees Susays the best and chespes, at the
peoples Store" No 100 Cana St. West Broadway
Black TEAS from % Cd ley ID; Green, ss Gil Sardnes
g. Cd IS and Is. per box French Chocolate Is pei To-
Cstchup IS per bottle Cgars Tor 10
q per box Of 100 old Hennesy Brandy dark and pale
0tard do London Gm South Side Madeira. cd Sherry,
Scotch ard Irish Whiskev, London and Dublin Porter.
Scotch and Ea,t India Pale Ale 1909 lbs old English
Dairy Cheese for sale cheap, to close consignment
Alsc q 10, of English Brandy Cheese. ], STEALS.
dS7 StSru&Wh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
TYyO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS
r PRIVATE SALE-Two valuable

AT PRIVATE SALE-Two valuable
Building Lots the east side OF eh av next 70 the
srahe Lots on the north sido OF 28 81 between fh s.
aud Broadway mencng about I'D feet from 'ne oiha
large o. rton OF the purchase money can remain on opnd
Az mortgage Also one valuable Buidiug Lot on me
vest side o 3iav between 59h and6sh SITS commencing
IS fest from 3gh-s All Of the above lots are ton Size
10, price and further particulars, apply TO -,,,
ANTHONY !. bLEECKER,
i23 Iw AuctoReer, No Br0ad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
INDIA RnhRER Toys. DOLLS. &c

The best asserted stock Of India rubber fancy goods
suitable for holiday prosens, is 20 be found at The inda,
Tubber Store, No l26 Willam-st between Fulton and
John SITS including beautifully dressed dolls also heads
and bodies or arms separate attached also cheap lot
of India. rubber balls TOYS, animals. &c. sc.
HENRY DAVENPORT Manufacturer.
DIS 2ws No l26 Wllliam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
toCoRD's KAOLIAN SOAP.-(Pa-

%tcCORD'S KAOLiAN SOAP-(Pa-
We spphod for IA superior article fir washing,
tehsved by VINO have used aad cheaper
than asy sap nov IL con nothing that will IN
the most delicate faDrc hut the hands dAnu-
f-ctrrtd and for sale b. 81 McCORD i Co. No al
suivan.st. and BY Grccers generally da I'M
CLOAK and DRESSMA KING, Braid
ing ard FnSreidsring the most modern s;yl
perfect IL IN all cases guaranteed a. Ne G. Gtssae
nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
XoNErCTJONARY and FRENCH
IrEW FLOWERS for the HOLIDAYS.

\-Tbose fond Of Flowers are ipyiiea 70 vnIt IRE
~ the subscriber hay and lloh-st where
es s,Il End a plant Of Bgscha Nenusta covered WIN
is gorgeous bloom Of which y vii be snorn on New"
S ses sts r DUNL AP, ZIONIST, No. 635 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

SCHOONER for SALE.-The faS. sail
~ ing fchcontT MARTIN VAN BUREN,. Tow lying At
the foo, of Christopher North RIVER SAID vessel - "a
feet beam feet hold Is feet keel draws fee; water
built from her keel this last Spr,rg she has rggps
ard sails throughout Also every hi1g completes aud
in running order Al aus moment web calculated
run to Vii giDa the pine wood trade SAID schooner
be bought low aud aodaurs terms BY apYe 70
PETER CRAMER Poughkeepse. o. 70
WI DRAKE Deputy Shsuh
"a lms CITY Hall n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
DEDUCED PRICES. WATCHES

DEDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
h and JEWELRY at REDUCED PRICES:-Tns
subScrber expecting % receive several large hFoces
WATCPIS aIG JEWELRY for the Holidays, IL now SELL
inc ri hIs present stock al greatly reduced pnces a.,
fine Gold Lepine Watches, holes JeTeed ior------"'
Fine Gold Detached Levers full Jeweled- -------- ~
Fine Gold Patent Levers--- 49, %
snd ali other kinds Of Watches st equally low prlces
slso an kinds OF Gold Chsns pure Cold Wedding Rngs,
Gold Keys and Scala Geld Pens snS Pencils ood ana s
Iockets Cg Pins Rings Gold and Silver Spectacle
Rrsasnjps Finger Rings Silver Fruit Knives, Sterling SLY
GER Snoons Cans Forks &c much less prices than any
other house Gold Watches as low as $50 each wacnes
and JewelTy exchanged All Watches warfantee 70 freY
GOOD time or the Money returned Watches, Clocks and
Jeve repaired 10 The Vest manner az nuea ess man 'hs
nsual n,ces GEO. c. ALLEN,
ioporter OF Watches and Jevelry holesae and Retail
No II Wall-st, rear Broadway, up Nsri' toTnsIi. u
20. 81 Wal-st. NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
sHT CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,
sNTREBRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,

A DVERTIS EN- ENTS are inserted In
"a the best papers IN other c.ties and towns At "
rALMER's Advertising Agency. Tribune Saildnf AUS
NHTIGS and TOUPEES.-The best and
w cheapest IN Ia. city can be found az BATCHE-
fOB's ce ebrated Wig FACTORY No. 4 Wsll-st. slsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
rEACHER Of ORIENTAL and Ell.

Il ROPEAN LANGUAGES.-A German Gentleman
desires give Lessons the Modern, the Classical and
Oriental Lsns uag,s. being thoroughly familiar with all
German French Italian, Latin Greek Hebrew, LyTiac,
hsdac Arabic and Sanscrlt he IS able to teach Would
Ike place tutor IN private family. Inquire OF
JULIUS IkOREL. No. % Spfuce.s 81. dH II
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
Still thew Ceme.

Daniel Peck, prominent Wing menaber
of the Constitutional Convention has pub
4ished lengthy and able address ~to the
Wing Voters Of Belmont County" in favor
Of the adoption of the New Constitution
and against the address of the Wing State
Central Committee. He claims that the
members Of that Committee are nearly all
residents of Franklin county, and that their
opposition to the adoption of the New Con-
stituion is greatly influenced by the fact
that that instrument provides for biennial
sessions of the Legislature, by means Of
which the contributions which every por-
ton of the State has heretofore furnished to
6ll the Golfers OF this central clique will lie
cut off. He shows most clearly that the
new Constitution IS preferable to the old.
AND STILL ANoTHER.-The Star of last
week says that Senator Wade advocates
the adoption Of the New Constitution"
Now who believes that the New Cons,i-
tntion is the base partizan instrument that
its opponents charge it to be? If it be,
why do not they denounce as traitors to
the Wing party the Wing Senator, Judges,
Presses, and leading men who advocate and
favor its adoption! Why don't they apply
to them their choice cogncmeus Of @loco
foco, "destruetives, " @agrarians, " &C., &c!
No, no, those presses that are doing nenial
service for The monopoly power and the
whig central clique, dare not thus denouace
those leading men of their party who advo-
cate the adoption Of the New Constitution,
though they know that if what they say a
bout that instrument be true, those men are
recreant to their party and traitors to it,
principles. 1t bslrays an entire lack oi
moral courage and honesty in the wbig
press to unsparingly heap their denuncia-
tions upon that instrument and the Demo
Gratis who support its adoption, while they
| breathe not a word Of censure against those
of their own party friends who are lending
their aid to the accomplishment of that eEd
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
Bout Face.

2 Our sage neighbor' Of the Wig was
very much delighted that the "Editor Of
the Cleveland Advertiser, radical free
soiler," had concluded to vote against the
new constitution F" He copies an article
from tha: paper giving his reasons for op-
posing it, and says he ''should like to see
any free soil supporter Of the instrument
attempt to get a-ound'' Them. In the last
number Of the Advertiser the Editor aban-
dons his opposition, and announces his de-
termination to 60 for the adoption Of the
new constitution, and thus "gels around
his former position, and We hope the Whig
will give its readers the benefit of the
'sattempt."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
The Glorious Fourth.

The Board Of Government of the Por.
tage County Agricultural Society, are
making extensive preparations for grand
Mass Celebration and Pic Mic, 10 be held
at the Agricultural grounds in this town on
the 4,h Of July next. This is what we
urc glad to see; and we hope the people
will universally join in the celebration Of
oar country's natal day. A large and
cor1rnaodious building has been erected by
the Socie,y upon their grounds, which will
be fitted up and spleaiidly decorated by
the Lldies for tire occasion.
The following distinguished speakers
have been invited and are expected TO be
present on the occasion. lion. B. F.
Wade, R. F. Paine, Professor ST. John,
Hons. r. P. Runney and R. P. Spa4ding,
Ex-Governor Seabury Ford. Gov. Wood,
]. P. Kirkland, l.. V. Bierce, Hiram Girls
void, and FL. D. L.. Webster.
sit is proposed that the Agricultural
friends and Others, in true Pic Mic and
independent style, out Of their abundance,
bring forward such refreshments, as shall
no, only afford to themselves truly snde-
pendent dinner, but also TO grace the fes>
tive board with liberal good cheer"
The invitation to intend and participate
in the festivities Of the occasion are ex-
tended to oil, young and old, ladies and
gentlemen, in this and The adjoining coun-
ties. Come on, then, aud let US make it
one OF the celebrations long to be reraem.
bered.
The following are the names OF the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

0F The editor Of the Whig is still en-
gagged in attempting to defend the banks
tn resisting the law cf the last Legislature
to tax them upon their capital and contin-
gent fund the same sother property. The
Chief argument of that luminous sheet con.
sists IN characterizing our remarks of last
week upon this subject, as "pointless twad-
die" The argument is a elincher, and
we must ackno wledge that we feel exceed.
ingiy mortified at having incurred the con-
tempt Of the liteiati of that intelligent sheet!
The Wing says it does not labor to sde-
fend the banks in wrong doing" Oh. no,
Of course not; DO Wing paper was ever sus-
.pep,ed of doing that! When the uuiver-
sal suspension of specie payment occurred,
the whig papers did not labor to defend the
Banks in @wrong DOING" did they2 But
they justified the suspension, and sought to
shift the responsibility of the act from the
shoulders Of the Banks, where it belonged,
and ehatgs it to the Democrats and tie
Specie Circular! At later period, when
those same Banks closed their doors against
their creditors and their lying promises be-
came as worthless in the hands of the peo.
PIE as so much paper and lampblaek, the
Wing papers @labored not to defend the
Banks in wrong doing" did t&ey? Bat they
did strive to exonerate tlrem from all blame,
and to shftthe whole blame upon the DEM
ocratic party, though time has shown that
those Banks were fostering with rottenness
and corruption to the very core. And now,
after the report Of the Auditor Of State has
shown that tue Banks are annually defraud.
ing the State and people out Of over fifty.
ssrea thousand dollars by an unjust and
iniquitous system Of taxation, the Whig
labors to Justify the Banks in refusing to
submit to most righteous act to tax them
upon their capital and contingent fund as
the people are taxed, because, forsooth, they
can do it By 4aao> and at the same time,
the preoocious genious seeks to justify the
party that passed The law by which this
hagrant outrage has been perpetra!ed upon
the people. That is adding insult to inju.
ry. 1t is like the thief who after having
despoiled you of your property and escaped
beyond the reach Of justice, turns round
and insolently tells you you can't help your.
self, H. f
The Banks have the power to right this
wrong, and when they refuse to do il they
but manifest their determination to prey
upon the people, to assert their superiority
over them, and to continue their unjus,
privileges, nor can their couduct be justiG.
ed upon any rule Of right.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
One Week More.

One week from tomorrow will decide
the fate Of the New Constitution. There
can scarcely be room for doubt as to tie
result. The only ground upon which the
enemies of Reform cal hope for its defeat is
that its friends, too sanguine of its success
will manifest too much apathy and stay a.
way from the polls on the day Of election.
Let the l7sA day Of June blast aa surh
Aspes. Asss- 4sc
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
Hold on-Let US think that matter over
-t.- again.

After taking position on any question,
to acknowledge an error in that position is
one Of the severest trials human nature is
put to, and many seem TO think that to
maintain position once taken, even tho
they suspect, if,hey are not fully convinced
that it is erroneous, is proof OF manly in.
dependence or consistency, and is charac-
terislic Of sensible man. On the contra.
ry think it much more characteristic of
a certain long cared animal. ..
In the last No. Of the Advertiser, stat
ed tha,l should vote against the New Cons
stitution, and gave the reason why. The
suffrage article. In a conversation with
the Hon. s. P. Chase Oh the subject, soon
after the article was in type; he suggested
an idea which shook my opinion of it
amazingly, and as The more think of it,
the more think he is. right, and was
wrong, promptly acknowledge the fact.
formerly claimed that although the old
and new Constitutions, both alike, contain
ed the unjust article, denying the right Of
suffrage 10 colored people, however intelli;
gent they might be. yet that voting for
the new one would make me party to
that measure. while voting ugains, i, would
not, as was not responsible for il in the
old one, as had nothing 10 do with adopts
ring it. Mr.. Chase said that the coming
constitutional election was in fact voting for
and against The old and new Constitutions,
aud eaery vote against ths new one, will
be practically and morally for the old one,
and the Objectionable suffrage article.
Thinks | tomyself Addison, the Ssna-
tor has got you en- pin hook and no mis-.
take; and | cannck get over, under, nor
around his logic onthat point. And as
that knocked my main>reason for voting
against thd new Constitution into cooked
hat, carefully reviewed the old and new
one, and with all its defects, On the whole
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
Hiukley's Patent Suspension Bed Bottsm

This is o new article in this region, and
one Of great utility and con venience. 1t is
exceedingly simple and cheap in construc-
ton, and superior ia almost every respect
TO any other article for the purpose now
in use. 1t consists in two iron rods run
ming from end to end Of the bedstead, which
are drawn tight by means of screws al each
end, and across these are arranged wooden
Stats which gives the bottom spring equa.
to that Of the spiral spring bottoms. Some
Of the advantages of this improvement are,
that It prevents the bed settling towards
the mhdle-can be easily taken out for
cleansing the bedsiead-offers very little
encouragement for bugs-the perfect firm
ness Of its contracting power-nnd the
great elasticity of its spring. 1t can be
put into old bedsteuds which have become
leose.j jointed and will hold them together
firmly. These bottoms are being adopted
almost universally wherever they are
known. They have been adopted by the
Aslor House and living House. New York;
by the W Weddell House, Durham House,
and New England Hotel, Gle yeland; the
Neil House, Columbus; and by the Burnett
House Cincinnati. They are universally
approved by all who have given them a
trial. We have had one put in for our
selves, and it gives US entire satisfaction,
and we do not hesitate TO recommend il.
as an article Of great value. -
Mr.. A. B. GRIFFIN has purchased the
right Of the above improvement for this
county, and is prepared to fll oil orders
! for the same. a.s'