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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
A VALUABLE FACTORY and WA

~ TER PRIVILEGE to Lytsv laisv cDlIiI.iious,
el siis ssan1Iactuung Establishment, situated on
OuASsac Creek Immediately adjoining the Village OF NEW
BURGH Orange County. NY and w1tbnforty rods Of
shore Of the Hudson River, now owned by IhrSOpner
Miller and Thomas W Christie, Esqs The FACTORY build
inR has been heretofore used Foundry and Machine
Shon-as Pin Factory and the manufacture OF cOtt0n-S
eRhty feet IN length by forty feet IN BREADTH and three st
ries high above the basement IL has ncVerang supply
Of water sufficient for any manufacturing purpose, win
privilege to draw from Orange Lake and urnshed
with the necessary wheels and shafng There are
now IN the building spinning frames and mach ney nearly
rate prce Connected with the Factory about seven
teen acres If Land large Dwelling house two stories
hieh thirty by forty with wing attached containing
m All eleven rooms beside the cellar and kitchen well fin
ished and good order Also, two other tenant houses
commOdious and IN good order one containing esh rooms
and cellars corresponding Also building used as work
shOp There IL fine Apple Orchard and other fruit trees
for Neutrality-suspicious. purposes and residence and Will
be leased good tenant for term of years at moderate
rent Application To be made To James " Fowler OF the
Propriotors Newburgh or TO = Leonard Jog Pearl
At New-York my27 2lWtf TuSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
a VATUABLE COUNTRY SEAT for

IN SALE-The subscriber offers for sale ms DeaatIul
CoTTNTRY RESIDENCE Containing about twenty acres
in high state Of cultivation situated IN the town oil ID M
10 be plans about miles from Rye Depot where the
trains leave slr or seven day for New-1oik Inc
location very desirable having extensive view OF some
~ ,es m LING Island Sound and adjacent country Inc
house h large and newly built good style WIN an oo-
seryaOry and containing twelve rooms also aIge hc-
e. st,,c6ed with other cOnyenlences large arn oder
mill carnage granary, and poultry houses &c IheIe
re three ample one pear and plum orchard ana sea
VARIETY az cherries peaches apnc0ts ounces, grapes ana
xaspbernes full bearing The lawn Is ald TX IN waiSi
and nlanted with variety Of choice fruit and ornamental
trees and shrubbery For further particulars inquire OF
HENRY NJ CARPENTER. 800 Pearl-st or ISAAC CAR
ss5tsNTrD L. an the nremses res Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
IgOMEOPATHY.-The surprising and

u y beneficial effects Of minute portions Of mediahe
taken regular intervals upon the human constitution nl
membrane, blood nervous system glanduaI secleson
decidedly manifest while taking Rev io0aTdt
VEGETABLE PILLS IN small portions from quartort0a
halt pill each night than any other medical comPouni
whatever Strengthening the nerves purifying the blood
restoring perfect digestion curing nveteate dyspepsia ana
diseases Of the stomach liver compliant, fever and a
and IN word giving new vlgOr elasticity and blyancJ -
the whole constitution Immediate advantage Ofths .eai
fact should be taken by every one at this season who de
10 insure for himself pure blood and vigorous heas
As general medicine FOR females, they Incompatible
For sale wholesale and retail At the principal Office ! re-
moved from John st. ~ % Nassau-sI Herald Bndnz near
Fulton-st., NY TIMOTHY L. IIfBBARD, ND,
ie3as sole proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
ITO MACHINISTS, IRON FOUND

II Frs, &cThe property situated IN Twenty. s.
near the North River known az the "NBW-YORK
SCREW BOLT MILLS" Is offered for SALE. This prop
Of four lots of ground, very favorable
lease having II years uneNped from the list day of May
last with for two renewals of 81 each SAID
being about square. There good frame
buildings the premises. and all the tools and machinery
Including engine Of 10 horse poWer necessary Tor car
rylnr on an extensive manufacturing business The aiten
ton II parties wishing such accommodations as this prop
crty affords invited TO It, as the present affords slch IN
ducements as rarely The premises, with an nVrn
tory the machinery tools sc may be seen daily from
A Nj to PM and all necessary information may he oo-
tanned by applying at III GreenwIch-st lJe2 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
COAL 81 80 PER TUN.-The Sub

! Scrlhcr Is now landing Peach Orchard, Rcd ASH
Black Heath and Lehgh white ASH Egg. Range aud
Stove size Coal all PRIME quality AID IA handsome
der which he offers for sale at the above low price, dev
cred free Of carriage JAMES l.. WORTH. u broadway,
ana Fourth corner Of Thomson So myl3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
no CAPITALISTS and BUSINESS

n MEN.-A Philadelphia Stand for SAIE-the well
known PICKING and PRESERVING ESTABLISH
MENT Of Thos h Smith Co. embracing two large stores
sary fixtures Also large and well selected stock Of ar
tcoS hand adapted TO city and country trade and for
export The said Establishment offered for sale to close
mp the estate consequence Of tho death OF Thomas H.
Smith. Apply the premises AZ l52 South Front street,
Phlladeluha Ie5 2wA1W&F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
CEMETERY of the EVERGREENS-

~ Situated three miles from willamsburgh on the Bush
wick containing 200 acres unsurpassed as Is IN
adaptation and natural beauty the extensive recent i'm
prOyemena afford those wishing burial lots the greatest
variety choice Chartered by act of Legislature and
land free nom all incumbgance chapel for service IA
open upon the grounds Lots from 100 20 400 square eet
mice AIS TO $50 Omnibuses from WILLIAMSBURG TO the
main entrance by Long Island Railroad and stages from
Brooklyn 20 entrance at East New-fork Apply 70
eemetery Office
q HALL. Agent, 29i Futon-st Brooklyn
G HENRY, Agent, $40 Broadway, New-lOrk.
BENNETT, Agent, 10 South 1th-st Mlllamsbursh
mylT Inns Hon LUTHER BRADlSH, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
r FAKy TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

Ifre Tor one cent per TO-, with the New-JersI Aaii
Corrosive Paint, and warranted Ths Pant Is we. 1lj
stci rcaGy for use Ofice 90 Spring 81 near HUDSON
frus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
DAINlS WORM KILLER.-MOre

1Ichidren annually die from than from all 9th,
causes combined These little citizens" DO saved and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

II MENT. lol NaSsau-sr newt 90 the Herald ,a;-s -.
premises have been occupied fer the last ten years as Re-
aeV.olY or tsllhS a' = So stand For further
MAN, upstairs mv6 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
SODA WATER APPARATUS Of

- ever, DESCRIPTION either ~ the mangAoiuIe dr1s'aS
~ b.tlng n Slla a;sr manufactured Snd Tor sale b.
ICuS MATHEWS FiTst-av. corner T~sniy -SHsh 81.
NY Iihocaqhrd Plate wiih printed laS.i icilous ~
the ~turc of soda Wacr. SyTupS. &c LIKEWISE or
the MANAGEMENT Of the Apparatus accoa anes cAch Ap
uarats Iycry mfcrnaii0n relation - the aofs olsi-
sb.,v. '- ~ le3 m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

CHURCH for SALE.-The SULLl-
OVAN-ST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, having
resolved erect place Of worship town. now offer their
desirable Church odlhce for sale favorable terms sad
Church located Sulyanst, near Houston 81, is W
feet deep hy 50 wide and viii comfortably seat 600 persons
The building which nearly new, erected m PLAIN but
neat and commodous manner and every way worthy the
attention of any congregation desiring to secure place OF
worship "a central part OF the City Possession gwen -
medatey Inquire AT l2s BleecNer-St. OF kins-St
ie2 3tDiW&F1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

N ioita res a'ogt IS by o. isei each well lshted
ON three SIDES Win ELEVEN large wn5,, s,,tshie f,r
nan uiactcing purposes, with OF wthogt So, -rer :
Inquire on The premises, y Aun-St r,st1Ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
ACKAWANNA COALATR RETAIL.
DIED ASH COAL from Spohn and Lew.

VEINS for sale by the cargo delivered either in New
York waters and vicinity board OF vessels Port Rich
nord Dealers wanting very choice article will % we'll
before purchasing, 90 apply 20 TYLER %.
u,v20 i'm Miners and shippers Of Coal. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

u Moses CLARK deceased containing 0l acres situate IN
the town OF Hast Chester about uoS fg0m tAe llckA
hoe Depot Of the Harlem Railroad II bounded North
erly by the road leading from Hast Chester % New Re-
chec, and EaSterN by the EaStCry foat OF last ChSer
which rOsis hes ESQ reds On the farm sn1t mari
SON house large harR and extensive sheds. ul house.
cAraase house and Necessary ont buildings al n good c21
dittan Also goCd tenant house Ihe farm m alch
stale ~ Improvement Terms easy Inquire of 81 MNEl
CLARK, las kll1Sbsth-St New Nork.Al PtEl = LARK
Sa the premises ~ 10 thc undersigned, New Rocheic
JOHN SOULlCE.
h{to OW' executor 81 Moses Glars. deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

= ttf.-A l9ige and ven desirable ROOM. embracing
th 'ne oor Z trcS building the vicinity Of Nassau
~. i- = suitable fo- any mechanical business. For
iul'Hss i iS'i'l'-iais inquire III GEO II BELL.
"t>@ "a is NaSsau->f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
Morse's COMPOUND Syrup on !,
DOCK ROOT.-We feel


n prompted by every principle Of humanity, 70 ma
known the world the wonderful efficacy Of ihs ciIsS
binary PREPARATION Thousands havO been reheYea %
great amount OF suffering and many lives saved by he -
Of D. II acknOW lodged hy the best JUDGES Of MEDICINE
the elegant scientific and saluary preparation "a
m use and depuratIvc remedy seldom II ever
u stands unryaed for the cure Of ErYspeas, SAN 60
CaIkeT ScTOiIla aud all the diseases afsias
impure state Of the Blood Also al Bilious co1pIl.'
and used with unprecedented success a eases ~ -.
male Weakness and general debility Strengthening w
weakened hody tone 10 the yar0us organs ana -,
Onitng The entire STEM and also Or The cure oihe
Complaint, Catanh Dysgopsla. Headache DhLhssss'
Coughs &c Those affected with Chrome Diseases o. ~ bs
FORM VIII find this medicine not Only pleasau 49,
taste. but cure II be within the power o. @
dial agents 10 affect Their disease IT. composed - 70
cines happily combined 20 tend directly 20 Yer
the stomach and bowels excite 10 healthy acton
and the whole Gandular System, allly Nervous
and promote the free action Of the Lungs, thus
applicable To all diseases Of Chronic nature "a,
vegetable, and may be used in all climates, ana " ~
sons Of the year - - ,,-,.;a.,t
Prepared only by c MORSE co, at lo2 FolhItrasej
Providence L. and sold By thousands al owe, ta1 20
States, Canadas. &c HAYDOCk, COhLlhs 40.
Pearl St, New York. General Agents ID--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

a SEAT-The Subscriber oilers for sale her residence
the village OF PoughkeePSc, formerly owned and
pied ty the late Judge Sweet; The lot, containing about
of land, situated between and fronts upon
Water and Front SITS within three Minutes walk Of the
Hudson Rivcr Railroad Depot aud tho Steamboat Land
ing, and occupying elevated pSitou, commands 6no
of the River and the ghhorag parts the village
IL taStetuiy land out walks, and planted with avery
desirable vauey wt and ornamental and shrub
bcy, and contains large nuuler choice raspberry
grape me bearing condition The dwelling Is Of
the coilnade SlNle "a architecture, COmmod0uS and
gNod order the barn, stable and other olthudngS
cOmlncsii0us and m go0d repair Ga the whole is be-
leVed % anofd Tor securing one Of the
most desirable residences IN this beautfa village ~ for
profitable investment Ct funds y m the ycinsy of
the most hOurshmg business part Of the village and nav
be conveniently dlNNicd uto eligible building lots Pos
session can be had immediately II required by The puf-
chaser FOr further particulars inquire of the subscriber
the PREMISES Of Thomas Vail PolghSeerse or II
Williamson Vail, l6s MeSt-St NeW-NoyA. ANN VAIL.
PoughkeefSe. May -. lSal mvl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
TPRTYATF SALE.-As small COUN-

ATRY SEAT at SING SING for SALE one Of .he
Snest places on the east bank II the HUDSON hyef
~ = 6ne view up and down the Hudson, conidhh3
.tst IA acres Of ground. with fne improvements al1
sbnndantly stocked with fruit trees and shTuDey anu
.h osS ~ an half mile Of the Railroad Depot a. sing
snS Also % acres Of LAND2i miles east Of sing Sing
81 he town Of GreenbTgh, all IN good fence WIN q~5
~ JniIdn1s. n good state II cultivation and aDolt
.iSeS west OF The Harlem Railroad VIII be sold 10y 4
anped for soon For further particulars apply 70
stu TON AuctlOneeIs. Wau-st Jei Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

ECopanv hereby a,grse tic public tia. they pre-
pared - re,a every yaney otrEA II lower prces than
any other establishment can uniformly %. lhrr extern
sv boeSse trade requiring them 70 keep hand very
o assortment tire purchaser a retail necessarily de-
riyes many advantages by trading "h them not ooahed
eise, here CITY and country families would greatly
suit their interests hy duly rrsarng tins al'eItSeent
THIS the Oldest Tea Company IN the cI1y Their only
shueut i az rs ChathAu-st between Pearl aud
Rosoyclt and thcy have n0 Branch stores Groccrs
suuc IN small Quantities As los hy the chest al 3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

The pubic have not been informed for what purpose the
Il Per cent 90 be used The meetings Of the combination
are held quarterly, ofener the nature II the
may he The amount expended for certain purposes dur
ing the past twelve months supposed % reach about s
CO... Jei 3tAlMSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

EARM-For sale. valuable Farm, stu
h ate on the road leading to Rockaway, about q miles
ffOm the village OF JAMAICA l.. 1t contains about 20
acres Of FERTILE LAND, large part OF which Is IN
HIGH STATE of CULTIN ALTON with RICH, GROW
ING CROPS Of GRAIN, GRASS, sc, about 1900 thrifty
about bear tins and also other fruit
rccs There sufficient woodland for all uses AMI the
premises good substantial dwelling house build
ngS well Of excellent water. &c. The stock be pur
chased with the Yarn Il desired For view Of the pre-
mises terms sc, apply 10 Mrs j. c. yANZANDr, ON
the premises je3 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
a TIANTIC nOCK MILLS.-Indian

q Ian / II ENJON vi lIlHps ihNioi
= Com Flour and Indian Corn Parma dred and manu-
featured by Staaors Patent Processes may ne obtained
of respectable GrpCers generally th> CITY ami brpoNVn
Indian Corn Flour - designed for making Bread Pui-
dngs and Cakes and Tor mVng with Wheat Rye or Buck
wheat Flour ard vii be found on ual SUPERIOR ar
tce 1t put up double papeged packages Of lbs and
boxes Of one dozen each. -,
" Indian Corn FaTiua," entirely new and most deh-
couS article for making Puttmss. NuSh, &c, Will prove
an admirable substitute for Rice. Samp and Hommonf rs
an article for the composition Of Pudings ms Parma mas
no rival Il Is put up To- papers N beautiful STYLE anu
IN boxes Of dozen each. the extremely low prlce Of
6. cents rcr single package ,.,
The above manufactures Of Indian Corn are peculafy
eapt to the use of the INVALID and experience mas dc
moStrate that DYSPEPT1es can partaSe OF TINS Nna o
diet with mpuuy. u the exclusion oi almost ever olhef
form Of food lis daily Will improve The DIGESTION cor
rect the bowels and give tone and energy u the "hoo
Tbese articles are sold q; Wholesale by MeSsrS Allen
Whittlosey q SouthS; J. NJ H9,t Sons, iI5 Washing
tc- = and # 4 C. Benson 80 SoUthst or ~ the NILS
consumers can obtain Of The Grocers pamphlet Of 10
pages entitled Remarks Indian Corn It's PreSerfa-
ton ard Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking together
with testimonials II the highest reSpectaonify 40
Orders addressed 10 r. kRON>oN, Agent Athhuc
Dcck Mills Company, Nos u, is, ~ and -N AtalN DcN
Brooki,n Ney-York VIII receive prompt attention ana
dispatch oonl'l"E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
.np SALE-About thirty acres Of

.s-D hs.utifuy situated IN the town Of Rye, /" es,
obsx,e oa,y On the border u Long Island s1and 1aa
within ten rde u the NeN o.A 49, n harr -
p.-nsd Ser6t al Mauaroneck. OF less tAah on ~.
Ne York ei;y The premises are Wen sutgqi No s,es
N -. the sound There also on the pfeilsls
thee ap1e richards n fun bearing Ihe ana Is "a 80. mn
~. q Sul,rva0n and well fenced with snstInt ~
walls F0r iurtoti pa ~ mv22 2wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

lIchIdren annually die from worms than from all 0'hs
causes combined These little citizens DO saved and
made healthy.
BANS WORM KILLER
the and makes the little patient perecuf
well II fails It kills Supplies the worms and
drives them from the system wthou, the least nu ana
always does good It IL the only infallbe Worm Reme
ever made II pleasant syrup that all children VII
gladly take and ask for II contains mercury II
Is the CHEAPEST and destroyer IN tho world Te
bottles are large and sell at only p cents Read the nT
toms Of the worms
pam in the joints and limbs offensive breath picking n
the nose grinding II the teeth during sleep and n tunes
paeness about the bps with flushed cheeks bleeding n me
nose gnawng sensation the stomach, flashes % neat
over the surface Of the body slight chlls NJ shyens
headache drowsiness, vertigo torpor disturbed dreams
sudden starting sleep with fright and screaming s,s-
times troublesome cough eyershness thirst, paln hue
fits bad the mouth, difficult breathing, pam IN inc
stomach bowels, fatigue nausea s1ueams1ness FGa'
cous appetite eanness boaed stomach on limbs, snphss'
shooting pains various parts II the body sense 81 sone'
thing rising the throat itching u the anus toward ms
frequent desire 10 pass something from The bowels AZ"
sometimes discharges of slime and mucus
All those miserable feelings are banshci by Bans
Worm Killer. Trust other medlc .ne or the cbds ih'
may be lost Sold at 100 Nassau-st Of Ann, ~ s.
TOUSEY, sole general agent for the proprietor my@ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
DUILDING PLOTS in UPPER NOR

lbRISANIA That fine TRACT Of LAND, known as
part of the property Of MAJOR LOWRY lying Fordham
av adjoining the above thriving village contiguous 10 the
Railroad Dep0t and occupying the space between the SAID
village and Paramount offered 10 the public
easy terms and the plan Of sale and distribution as
the first village Of Morsana &C Books % receive the
names of subscribers at the store Of MORGAN
& co 22l PeaTl-st X G. AKERLEY, $50 Bowery, aud p
J. I.UYSTER, 298 BOweTy and also nj the subscribers
where maps circulars and price lists can be obtained TINS
is Enthusiastically tho best opportunity that VIII probably
occur again TO procure building lot at Mornsanla. on
ANYTHING like the and price at which tins is offered
In addition 10 which the locality of this tract unequaed
for beauty and saubnty WeStchester Co WM JAR
Wis Agent for sale of said Land Upper MOrsanla Jc6 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
4 CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

" CRAWBUCk'S UPHULS Ekl ,
w sHOUSE and Ship-Furnishlng Warcrooms, So3
Grand-st New-York where Will be found complete as
s0rtmcnt If the following articles Feathers hair moss
and hugk also beds mattresses paaSses and cushions
also hedseads II every description, w patent screw ron
JOINT lock joint, iron screw cottage ana trunde co.'s nc
would call particular attention - his new style Oh har
and Syang mattresses. y. BOD beds and mattresses
renovated and made over equal 70 new, by
" CRAWBUCK, go Grand-st second door
los Ing east Of EsseI-s:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

NARM for SALE.-The subscriber offers
II for sale his FARM, situated IN the town of HEMP
STEAD, Queens County within five minutes walk OF the
branch railroad running through the Village of Hampstead,
which pleasant, healthy and thriving place containing
four Churches. Seminary. one Boarding and one Puho
School ~ the 6rs-caSs Communication may be Ind %
and from the city four times day. 10y stages aud railroad
Said farm Consistes OF 50 of land all under good
state OF cultivation and good order garden ornamen-
with fruit and ShTUhheTy The house - JSao lee
with lK2S feet each two stories with garre anu
cellar CONTAINING 10 rooms built years in modern
STYLE and rs mn good repair Ram carnagehOuSe and all
the necessary outbudmgs III. adesirahe residence lot
man of business or for one wishing 90 devote his 10
agricultural pursuits hne stream Of water runs abon-
ing and partly through the farm For dividing into
mons the purpose Of Summer residences II IS adVaata
geouSy located being bounded all sides by public roads
ANY further information he had application 70 the
underSigned on the premises SAML h MERSERAU,
,e3 lw. n MILLER. % Wall-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

Achester Count, PfopertA REGISTER Farms; Plots,
Cottages Mil Sites and Village Lots for sale and 20 let can
he seen at tho Office Of d NJ CowdTey ESD - Chambers
ST New York II contains every requisite information
T1chI. Ferrv myl6 In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-The man

ufacture ofthis article has reached anumbero millions
value yearly The first cost 10 manufacture ladies' shoes
about p cents per pair and the retail pTce j. one doa
The cost o those of mems wear from 3Jto 50 cents per
pair and the retail prce about and quarter 20 one and
half dollars per pair The daily product N the United
1900 pair The process by when hese soes
made h thus far been kept secret rms arr Is OF
great and Importance and has not yet been discover
ed IN Europe The profits this business VIII reach ABOUT
two millions Of dollars tins year, and the present manu-
tones cannot supply the demand Shoes which welgh nine
ences per pair hayg only about three and hall ounces OF
rubber the other materials being worth only from one 10
SIX cents per pound One girl make from 81 10 ~ par
per day which her two 10 three cents per
PAIR The expense Of curing heating twelve humid ed
par does reach three dollars. In lSs3 four esash
ments made a arrangement paying Charles Goodyear
TenQush all clam he might be supposed 10 have IN any
patents all applicable the manufacture Of boots anu
Shoes the sum thousand dollars The associates
agreeing take the risk o. All profits loss resulting
from htgation-savng Goodyear from all cost and dam
age and consideration Of half per par O. be paid
GOOdy he has signed and conveyed the right %
hs name whenever desired institute proceedings az law
against who NAV be engaged the business Of
making India RubhIa Shoes And part Of the agreement
which published m fun IN the New YORK Herald 3Wh
Nav, contains the following
An the shoe business IN which India Rubber used,
component part thereof shall be deemed and taken to Oe
carried On under this agreement and license
Agan the combination agreement reads
sad licensees are % stamp all goods by them made aad
sold, Goodycar's Patent
Andi Is further agreed that II there should be any
surplus of the ccH per cent provided and set apart Tor
ceTtah purposes boy agreement with sad Staples and
Judson, after satisfying sad purposes then sad parties
hereto Of The second pant shall have the beneht oi
towards aiding them IN the expenses they may De AZ IN
prosecuting the suits herein contemplated, far as the
same may but all other expenses they are 70 bear,
ian event, without recourse 20 sad Goodyear.
In witness whereof the parties have executed these
presents this st day Of July one thousand eight hundred
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