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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
Flake otton and Linen.

That improvements have been or may be
perfected in the machinery for dressing and
manufacturing the fiber of Flax whereby
the fabrics therefrom produced Will be
greatly cheapened and their consumption
increased. we have no manner of doubt
That anv one man has invented, or will
hereafter invent. all the machinery which
NAV he advantageously employed III this
preparation and manufacture, is at the least
quite improbable. We believe NJ. Claus
sen has done very much in this field, and
that his inventions or discoveries will be
extensively and proftably used to produce
cheap, substantial, desirable. fabrics from
Flax, while the growth of the plant will be
very widely and rapidly extended. We
therefore invite the special attention OF
manufacturers, farmers and capitalists to
the detailed account of NJ. Claussen's pro-
cesses which we copy from the London
Morning Chronicle 1t will richly repay
a perusa. and NAV suggest to fertile minds
still further Improvements.
We have just been shown some beautiful
specimens of Flax Cotton and of Fabrics
manufactured therelrom by NJ. Claussen's
process, which may be inspected at the An
ti-Slaverv office As Beekman-st. The SIM
ply dressed fiber is as clean, as fine, as soft,
as strong, as easily spun. as any Sea Island
Cotton, and is said TO cost but alne farthlngs
Cess than five cents) per pound in England
being far below the price of Cotton. That
it would produce Fabric every way equal
to the best Bleached Sheetirgs or Shirtings
British or Americana we have no shadow
Of doubt Now, suppose it would cost elght
cents instead of the four and half estlma-
ed by NJ. Claussen, and still 1t must be tar
cheaper staple than Cotton. And the Flax
Cotton fabrics accompanying 1t are at once
elegant aud serviceable, especially panta-
loon stuff closely resembling satinet The
specimens of Dyed Flax-Cotton are also
perfect, proving the capacity of this staple
to take the most delicate tints as well as the
most vivid coiors Il! any are skePtical, We
urge them to examine the specimens.
But NJ. Claussen is not alone in the
broad, inviting field which he now occupies.
Others were there before him, among them
several Americans. who had made valuable
discoveries and Improvements in Flax Ma
chinerv before his attention was drawn 10
Che subject. What they have accomplished
has been from time to time reported to our
readers. We DO not pretend TO Judge who
has done most or done 1t first; what We de-
sire is 10 bring al that has been done in this
field to the knowledge Of practical men. so
that the Flax business may be promptly and
vigorously prosecuted to the greatest posi-
bic advantage The following letter from
DR.. o. :. LEAvIrT Of Ky, who has for
years been an energetic and successful Ia
borer in this field, embodies facts and psae-
teal suggestions of great value. 1t is no
part of our business to adIudge the relative
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, AUG IS, 1851
For California.

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNlNG
The Tri51n> for California; Oregon and the SlHa
uich Islands Il Will contain all the Latest or
eign and Domestic News, City News, Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths &c
Persons wishing copies Of this paper VIII
nlease leave their orders early This Morning.
Price. single numbers, si1pence.
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Mr.. GREELEY's LETTERs.-On our sixth
page will be found another OF Mr.. Greeley >
Letters from Europe. This one is from
Dublin. Ireland.
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WISCONSIN f III. Baxter and III. ID

Wisconsin. H. Baxter and Ill. ID.
Barron have become Editors OF The Uaakcshl
Demorat, leading Opposition journal.
The Wing State Convention Is 10 be held at
Madison. Sept "a. and the Democratic" Con.
yention at tho same place, sept. 10 and the IN
dependent Anti-Fugitlve Slave-Law and Non.
Extension of Slavery Convention. at Water,own,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

TENNEssEE.-lt seems by the report of
the telegraph that Chweh'ceH Opp Is after all
elected to Congress IN the Hid District over An
DERsoN Wing by y majority. This makes the
last Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

yWe are compelled, for want of room,
to omit No. Y of Frauds and Fallacies OF
British Free Trade :" it will appear to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

AWFUL iAIASTROPHt
Have tou heard The race feline.
Though of lives thCy each have niue,
Al are oyng, far and wide
D,inc and Us suede.
Lyon Pills have Spah their trade
TN then lawful Prey have preyed
And with spirits quite depressed
They IN death seeking rest
Mhle the rats and NICE 50 fast
lhe by LNoN's tsmous paste.
TIT between a choice OF ais
They prefer the cats 10 pals
D,t for IyoN's Magnetic Powders for the destruction
Of insects aud LYONS Magnetic Pills. foT the eNtermna-
ton of rats and nice 81, No 4si Broadway. auSo ~
TO FowLrRs d WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Han 1911 Nassau-s near the Park
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For Europe.

The next number of Tn Tribune for European
Circulation will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the
latest news up 10 the time Of going to press
The Afico sails from this port on wednesday, at
70 o'clock
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY AUGUST IS, 1851
Nrw-YosK.-The Opposition State Con

NEw-YosK.-The Opposition State Con
yen,ion will be held at Syracuse, Sept 10. and
the Wing State Convention at the same place.
Sept II.
The National Reform State Convention, Cor
the State Organization Of Worklngmen,) meets
:, Albany Sept, 3. and many Delegates have al.
ready been chosen from this City and vicinity
The Liberty Party State Convention takes
place st Syracuse. Oct. | and the Liberty Party
National Convention at Buffalo, Sept l7-is
zen Clark (Fiunker) has been elected a
Delegate to the Democratic State Convention
from the Id Assembly District OF Washington Co o
and Charles Hughes 20 the Judicial Convention
Resolutions Gan Albany Argus correspondents
SAYS were unanimously adopted, endorsing the
compromise resolutions passed at the State Con
vention last year So the work of saving the
Union has again been renewed
The following persons have been appointed
Delegates to represent the City OF Rochester In
the National Liberty Convention Frederick
Douglass, Geo W Clark, Indy VI Moore. :
d Porter. Henry Peck. stephen Cook. James
Wick. J p. FOgg, Henry Wright, ID. l. Pickari
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BROADWAY CARPET SToRE.-PETERsoN

=
379 Broadway corner Of White st,
have lust received per packet s'p slas Greenmand
large lot Of rich Velvet ADMINISTER and Tapestry Capetng
direct from the English neutrality-suspicious. exclusive
IN our own and entirely new which invite the atten
tion Of strangers the city, and those about pnf
chasing as we can offer the most extensive and decidedly
the stock of carpetng the ety. at prices fall
ten per cent less than any carpet store on Broadway
auyI ivx
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NIRGINIA-A State Convention of the
Wings Is to be held at stanton on the 18th of
September James Lyons, Chairman of the
Central Committee. has issued an address call
Inc this Convention.
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NV Fail DRy Goops.

4 LyADBYsTER No. 347 Broadway, corner Of Leonardst
have been receiving their Fan Goods and are pre-
psrsd 10 serve their customers wei with rch, heav
Tall Silks De LANES Cashmeres, MerEoes, &c as WIN
all kinds Of thin Summer Goods, which they are selling be-
How cost, 20 make for their Fall trade Strangers IN
town will find theirs pleasant and safe store to do Their
trading in their system Of business strictly compatible
with christian morality, prce, without variaton
and deal with all alike whether nch poor bond ~ ree
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EXCELSIOR BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN

ASSOCIATION Office Of this Association Is now Permt-
nently located No 1856 Bowery, three doors above
Frooe St. upstairs where the Secretary IN daily attend
subscribers On 'he hrst Tuesday OF Sep
fember number of shares will be redeemed Those desir
Of ayang themselves of this opportunity to procure
for building purposes would do well 70 JON early
An ad ourncd meeting OF the Association Will he het On
MONDAY evening Aus 2oih, at o'clock precisely al NO
ga QGaLd-st ueaI Forsyth 4 - ,
ROBERT r HAWS, President.
NATHANIEL p LABARTE Secretary, No. lj6 Bowery, up
.i,,rs aus IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

MASSACHUSETTS. - TIE Randolph Tn
5rne Is the title Of new Democratic weekly es-
,abllshed 10y e VeaEIe It Is a Land Reform
paper. and supports the nomination OF Isaac 2
Walker. Of WISCONSIN. 20 the Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

NcmGAS A State Convention OF the
Reform (ultra AntlSlavery) Democracy OF
thls State was held at Lnchhsld. hlllslale Go
on the 10Th, and a strong s.ncs Of Anti honnpo
" Resolutions adopted, rcafiminy Demoef'i'
lc principles. &c AND strongly protesting
against the further extension Of slavery. IH''
CHANDLER Of Raisin. resided, and Lewis Long
Of Litchheld acted a. Secretary. We publish
specimen Of the Anti Slavery resolutions adopted
PREAMBLE
Wtysos. The shades ~ vnip hight Hnh ~ az
goom Of aces are aossilg AS' ruhg place 3 TO-
30. pe6fs nd rhssuns times Ne RIGA a ef t'
superstition yielding &, tbS bhusnc's q fsft. sn 49,
naiHTs. ofening a. tgf VISION ben ts~s aud .a~ -.
Ne ,one ieseihtf - eoA'-ef "hAi lhe "H'a Ny'' w.
fulJ e,ur,d are 10 that th world need ~ b. ne ~
chm 81 tsars, &C ss>ah her 4 hoyes ha. t@~n -
s.ll Cos aLd psss a"fr la glsss - great az !.
hos fea srra.n 4 slavery. Opyrsssiun, VI lnsprig ~
over mlAcIs = rsCs. while com -sstseJ ~ ~"
forfd q in' sstion from their cure Au1 sl,,.,
Wisrsos. hafss,, ~eI - ne nri'fsn sof1 49, -
the rLlt} 4 fhg ace, would place .sfseyrs . -
unii 10 5rnk sssst fsacs earth ana fod =. i.-,.
We void sgDsitsts sat lnf wrnpg Iifnf - n -.
usre IT. %. pare g. var p .n'nj - ,,rs
81 al o. g a. -goirin shd h,.s - A.is 70
- We ~ sih." q ~ .-s 40 49,. pefsnss a. -
counflce fh himself - $50 49, b. s-staNs - S.
fel .t4g 8fA 10 hsf G. lfro % ffsni O. ~
elisa AIrnss q socle'y fTsi. s-d he '"''
tea.. OF u b ue D~nsyc - "a.
Eg.trI Ital the mat f-g-.i 0g'rsFcs - a. .--
rg,f f.tt.i 10 vIaugs sni lfe1 race a'e tias -
t0r's.fl lgr hfst alicia arrz whcAtif -.
.r,rrrf .ig fov efing wlh rtut fJrn l's.ss 81 49,.
- ma .nnAl.ttlng > .t.- ~ American ss2sfJ 'r'f
ns.ste. tTFssr loth g. saI usn -
s@sos~es thai The nisD No hollis s4sf~ - VI
fo..Asf such lgusiY fsunif al, So tbsi - .
dEf. ffbs fisyelo.-sr - once 10 lrt me grpf.
ne e.efy hour ss Tsf.sss inffslsirg ~ ~ ne -
Inn dru lr guilt g Treason aflns Dsh I'D is@ L.
E,so{ssa Ina sk< - eht ,-ise "a - ihe $40 -
~ abb 10 ca sns = y 81 ~ a. = n'. 80 !,
2 e. cable CAsai flom lrk all -s9 love ths HNs -
an lesga. sh0si1 Zee ~ 81 IN = sesS.y & g 80. -.
IfsCrss, That IA GosernrleLs. ksllg - . - -
,Irs soNsr g. Strengthen and refssfalts es-ssi
E0i republican bot 8espOsss ana 70 c'hseh. -
rsyfer Il a. while q fnasfifsiOn Kurantret " ~ =
'sr he ,sit II property M nAu % b. "a saESe w
/ pyis 4 TIE worst Kind - %
r,geg -. That u. FHstIse siate bal ~hrttsL - a.
UaisB ere 'bey even lea lAj tAaa ~ 70 -
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rY FINE FRrNcH LAWNS AND MusLrNs at

Cd YARD worth 2s ID per yard Also BARGE Dea,nes
from l. Cd per yard Bareges and Tissues at q
per ward Fouard Silks and Popns from p Cd TO s. Cd
per yard Summer Shaws from 81 10 Is Mantllas and
tseites from SO so 81 Men and Bows Summer Wear
at Is per yard Yards DE LANES at Is per gard worth
81 per yard All kinds u Domestic Goods at yery low
prices @ nj BODNE, No 323 Grand corner Of Orchard
~ aus 2th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

~ PALMER & Co. s great California Ex-
press will take Freight and Packages 10 per cent lower
than any other responsible Company Through IN thft
Eve DAYS on No charge PALMER Co, 80 Broadway au
thoriseJ Agents Of U =. M, Steamship line. jy22u
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Uxo,,o,oo ELL FAsHJoy FOR 1851.

Byysy Co Haiters, 10 Broadway, Si introduce IN.
FsiI FaShton for Gentlemen Hats on SATURDAY August
18Th A. which they Will be fully prepared 70 serve
f6eIr customers and friends and the pubic generally VII"
hats the model and finish Of which VIII De, In every re-
soect an advance upon all previous issues $50,
Their mandatory complete IN an us 1eals,
winch will enable them fulfil al orders al the shortest
notice a. the same time nsunng the production oi an ar
tcls they always recommend as superior ana they arc
deteruned continue deserve The liberal patronage
they have heretofore received
BEEBE Co would say 10 those "ho WISH 70 isvQr thsh
with call that while they present hat which they de
srn TO he essentially The Fashion they are ever reaoy 70
satisfy the taste and wishes Of the customers ana VIII
manufrcture 10 any desirable pattern OF hat winch
will he becoming 20 the wearer both N shape and style
They also manufacture Cloth and fancy Caps o. various
pafteroS and invite an Of their goods IN this
H. fault 2wl BEgBE * Co, lJ6 Broadway
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so NAssAU.sT-Boot-m makers Union Asso-
c,,,,ou Root. shoes 4 Caters Wholesale prices
ELEGANT SHrRTs.-An elegant fit

ELEGANT SHIRTb.--tH tItBdIIt III 10 !"
desirable IN SHIRT any other article OF dress ana
nothing can be beautiful than The set and style o. me
SHIRTS msde AT GREENS celebrated establishment Astof
Mouse Every article that leaves the store warranted
and giving their orders may depend upon recev-
ing the garments exactly the time agreed upon oo"eSef
shn the mott
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to DR.. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist, Au-

s &C Continues devote hs attention especially TO
Diseases Of the Eve and Ear from tod o'clock, daily al
the same offices occupied for the last years No Pol
Broadway, entrance No II Wauon-st where can be had
his Treatise the Eve third edition. with plates price
81 cts Also large supply of beautiful Artificial Ewes
winch I've inserted without any pam or operation and
when properly adapted Will move and look like the natural
sxe aul3 6tMruSrhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

l-V'5O,OO0 WINDOW SHADES for sale at
reduced prices Dealers and others examine the lar
gest best and cheapest assortment the United States.
at kelly L. FERGERS0Ns Window Shade store No 81
Reade- st aud No. 1884 Broadway
aulR6tcOds kelly fERGERSON
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIaARs.-JAMEs

SApiIER No. 1917 broadway, Franklin BUILDINGS" would
respectfully inform hs friends aud ,hc public thnt he has
iust large choice assortment of Havana
and Principe Cigars brands which he oilers for
sale reasonable prices either Wholesale retail JAMES
SADiIER 1917 broadway "FIankhn Buildings au2O 81
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The Ocean Steamers.
Ifsr OF srEAaERs FOE THE MONTH OF AUGUST.

An alters aud Newspaper hand foF Enc and TIC Shs
Scotland Ike arst steamer Nc matter Oh "h
hns. ,,.,
be prepaid Single raie eNccp' Io'
tAose places required to oe prepaid IN full
Letters 60 Continent II Euro2e ~ the CVNAsn Inc
must he prepaid Eve cents sif e rate slceR 70 ioss
places required H. ne prvlasd N :tN
Lsttersey the HSvrs Isae unsi ~ prepaid twenty fou
cents half Inland posge 10 BE added except 10
Gsrea; britain.
Newspapers by etAeT Line 70 the Continent; mus, be pre-
BAD four cents each
Inland Postage must be added Letters and Newspaper
80 the Continent Of Eore BY the Have and Bremen Lnss
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STEAMERS TO ARalvs PROM EUROPE.

HERMAN SID from Southampton for New York Aug IS
CRY 6LAseow-Sld FIN LNp1 for PAlladelpra Aug 10
Asia Sailed from i.veTrssl Cor New-Nask Aug 10
AT!ANTlJ->ai.ed ffum LNe-p-il for SeN-NasA A. ~
AskRs A-Sallel iIosa Liverpool sor B's,oR, Aug =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

~LxARY & Co., leaders and introducers
,,s-a,o, 6,r Centlemen's Hats. Nos. 3, and Afor
Wons Broadway Will this day open several bales Of supe
nor Nsvicsn Grass Hamnlocks
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offering the largest stock of Mems and Boys Clothing
be found in tins city, NJ wholesale OF retail cheap Tor
cash suitable for Southern and Western city trade,
ssting of Goats Pants Vests SHIRTS, over ais Drawers
Sc. BoUGHTON KNAPP, No. 81 Malden-lane.
sulS6tMW&Es
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Genin Hat
IN. La Announcing the Introduction Of his

~ In announcing the Introduction OF his
Fall and Winter Hat GEsrS would remark that II Is the
most costly fabric Of rs knd tina. he has presented 20
the pubic 81 New-YoUk When the original model was
perfected the design satisfactory hat be deterihc
should Ue clothed 10 material even reher and nner .na
ufual and that should no. only out.hne all composition
abroad but eclipse all predecessors Al home ne theie
fore oers the GsnIn Hat fT TINS SEASON a. nearer ~
pyOch n, he perfect On contour material flush. and caS
taste than ANY that hi neoaaied loanufacte -
ses have heTetOfofe enabled MN 10 pfOouce D. -
enhancing the value Of his iaaes. Il Is MT hIs
enhance their prce and be would have unosIsvo ,
the standard Germ 2rce Of four dollars = 81, "a thst
He challenges cOmpar.on between bis az 5Ie ano Ia
Of any other house the same time cheeflf S In
20 hs competitors the nghi TO sen az ~ " '
can hat inferior 70 the faDrIc ne sells al u. o.
nav CysTS No 2I1 Broadwsy, opposite St Pauls
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tn, E., F.spIoy KNOX, OF No. l25

rsl, tssi.sued his Fail style Of hat NOS; striking
1870 - b,s taste skill and ability Graceful and eI-
ssssneI, becoming IN appearance light and durable II
4; 10 add q his reputation, and Jeos hs
e., ,hs 1euand II "a likely % prove the most popular ar
tcle sst sent out By thnvng manufacturer
a. usiaI A. but 81 auSS -
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THIRD ANNUAL FAIR,
OF THE
South Carolina Institute,

9 THE Third Annual Fnir of the SOUTH
CAHoLlNA INSTITUTE, for the promotion
ot Art, Mechanical Ingenuity and Industry,
wilt pe heid IN Charleston, s. c., opening on
ing the week.
specimens In every branch Of Mechanism,
a Ar and Industry; also Of Cotton, Rice, Sugar,
Iooarco and all other Agricultural Products re-,
solicited, for which suitable premiums Will be
awarded.
The following special Premiums arc ofl.red:-
r, for tho six best specimens Of Steel made from
opar!hnburg or other Iron. the product of n
nou,hcrn State, and manufactured into Edged
Tools OF any kinda Gold Medal.
A. ia specimen of the Steel in Bars to be
sent with the Tools
roi .'io inrgest quantity Of Cocoons raised OH
one plantation, not less than Ten Dushcs-A
Gold Medal or $50
for The largest quantity Of Spun Silk the pro.
Gucc OF my one plantation, not less than Ten
Pounds-h Gold Medal or Premium Of $50.
For the best Sea Island Cotton Gin, OF some
new pfinc'pie, superior to that now in general
use; or for nny real md important improvement,
on the present onc-A Gold Medal
>, tor the invention of n suitable machine for
rGivcrisins Red Pepper "a Gold Medal.
For lhe bes, Steam En:ine--A Gold Medal.
ror the best model Steam Fire Ensine-A
Gold Medal
A large and commolious building has been
selected for the Exhibition. and evcrv care will
De paid TO uie reception and care ofAriiclcs sent
to the Fair All Specimens must be in by the
18Th November
Contributors To the Fair nrc respectfully re:
Ines;ed when they forward Specimens for Fix.
hibitions, to send full descriptions ofthe Artic on
oni such information In general as may be of
use, nnd proper for publication.
Address J. H. TAYIOR
h" Gh.imn" gsh Of; Of Committee on Correspondence.
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GIN MAKING. &C,

We are prepared to execute orders to
any extent in the above line, both for new
workanl repairs. Our Gins are not sur
passed by any made in the State, posacslng
all the advantages Of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves Il great dca!
III way OF rcoairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws. With teeth set in an augle that
cannot possibly injure the finest staple,
with an improvement % regulate the mo; ing
ofthe cotton; our brush IS constructed on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages Of
l'ghtncss, strength and Iorce--all very
material III the rlIcccsstUl operation O, a
Gin. We would inv!'" planters To call
at our shop and examine i"r themselves,
whilst We would assure the public general
ly, that they shall have no cause 10 com.
plain either oi our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We ar: also prepared to do work in The
Cabinet lnc-snch IS B:h-icn,,S. Ward
robes Safes, Book ca.cn, Stands, Tables,
CnPboar,ls, &c. SC. at shor; notice, OF
liberal terms.
HUDSON 5: BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Suntcryillc, April %, 1917 96
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ICE! ICE !!

me Subscriber possesses q Recent, to cna.
bic any person to make Ice. in any climate.
with but little expense or trouble. The process
is simple. md can he accomplished by tho most
limited understanding. so to produce from
even warm wner, in the hottest climate, n pur.
Ice, equal III every essential to that formed by
natura! causes The luxury Of always having
nj ones will in the heat of summer n pure and
delicious Ice. will readily be conceded; and il.
advantages, in cases ofsickncss, cannot he too
greatly priced BY this same process warm
water cnn he rendered delightfully."- cold in about
minutes, and ice creams. with many other
luxnrics. can bc made in from 10 to 20 minutes
The following notice Of this great discovery
Is taken from III" New York Sun:
"A REAL LuXurY.-Dr. Jumes Il. vii.
mngton pronccs, he an artificial process. pure
anu SOLE! Ice. from warm water, in the heat Of
summer. IN less lhnn half i.o,lr And hc can
render barrel of water ~ cold ns ic. itself
in a very few minutes. This discovery mus,
be Of Immense value TO al living South.
IERMs.-Ih:s receipt. which c,ntams full
instructions for making icv and ice creams,
cooling water, AMI nms:rop o,her useful
matters wi be forwarded to order for Two
Dollars, by addressing
DR. JAS. r. WILMINGTON.
l22 Nassau ST.. y. y.
Ono Agrn, only will be appointed in each
county, ami those desiring the agency mus,
forward $50, for which they will rcc-iv.
d c"pics OF tho pamphlet, containing full
inRtructionS.
June 18th, 1851
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-07-29
WATEREE HOUSE.
lLAT'E PLANTERS HOIEL,)
CAMDEN S. E..

THE Subscriber having purchased this
extensive and we'll known Establishment,
and having added largely to its convenience
and comfort, by new addition OF Furniture
and thorough and complete repairs, begs
leave to inform the Public, that lie is
prepared to entertain all who may favor
him with q cajl, in a manner hitherto
unknown in the town OF Camden.
IIc deems il unnecessary To make any
pledges, only 50 tar US TO say that his TABLE
will be supplied daily as vel! as any in The
state; attended by polite and attentive
Servants.
His STABLES, will be bountifully supplied
with provender and attended by the very
best Hostlers.
No pains will be spared to keep quiet
and orderly House.
II. UOLLEYMAN.
Camden, June /, 1851, 81 3m.