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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18

MO THE PVBLJC.-INDIA RUBBER


u SHOES-OGr attention has been called r. ~ aiver-
tlseIner ty Horace II Dsg, published IN tae New OrA
Herald Of Juy H. 1851 anl the C0grler ant enquirer OF
same date in which. after much unmerlted abfss OF cur
at,orreg, IN Iudscn E., he asserts thai 80 c3Te fo
rkarpe hrs prh pf-GfT7c Goofse0r's PgrEg under or
own names and Lat he does rot Infn-e Gciye4' Pa
tents IL the manufacture OF shoes
We have purchased 'icense for The manlac fe OK
India Rubber Shoes under Good ears Patents and pad or
money an 5lil paving tah fpr the sam~ an Any
other person might have doIe the disposed = % -
raihef than pirate upon Coos, ears Patents We tnA II
more Js purchase rlshi 10 valid patent thii -
InfrIuce Il. Ar Day after having been prosecuted. Ac
new yed-ei Goo, ears rights. ale settle neni AMI
agr, Ell fi re "a. @ Iainsc hs pe snis lie : ~" AZ
,ewuflug Cr - infringe SAL patents nri 10 ure -
slss v 40 have r large cons leTati q purchased Ou l.
ceu>es and work under ;hcr and re chlrre w Ds
---s~rlr and fs-- s--gfs-ss with pTatnS
u-an Gooyear- Patents n The mlnr:ncture % thr shoes
;ich ne : ueFig tho public. and notice tn1
he and al who concerned vfh hm purch1sn. "
vending his shoes made v0.son 81 SAID paiei rsh'
NIL h. prosecuted New-YOsk JulJ u. 1851
l.. CANDLE,
Harvard Rubber Co. hy
wy. 4 BUCKINGHAM. Treasurer.
Ihe Newark Ind Rubber ManufactEra- q.
FORD & co yi5ii
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
SUMMER RESIDENCE for SALE

SA FARM IT i2 acres # the most beautiful land on
Staten Island with dwelling HOUSE being a portion OF
the villa plots Of Oceanville, five minutes walk from
Cedar Grove landuR. and 20 minutes drive from Wander
hlis is offered for sale for the of S3,50e two thirds
bond and mortgage. Steamboats, leave twice
a day ffcm Spring st, aud Pier No ;, N X, for Cedar
Cove aorjmg persons ns opportunity TO cNanune the
grounds There better land finer situation within
100 mies Of New-York For partc ulars apply to THOS
w STRONG, 9e Nassau ST. or on the premises. jyl2lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
DRILLIANT DISCOVERIES -"Tbf

Decs9atailoa o Tbs EwbAak Esd, Commissioner Of
Patents by the executive OF Day wonderful
IN ashng'on Last l,'er This discovery. however was
imaginative merely
The payment io Goyear 1917 Of IS o for license 70
wok under GOODYEAR Patent, which Day has ONLY lately
discovered iso 10 great discovery but made too
late g. teneli hm
Days cer Of So reward for the CONVICTION Il infngers
GeodyesrS Patents. Rhch he himself had been ths
CHIEF. and the only Inflnger brilliant coaceD
ton OF Dss and Uldoubtedly original with hIm.
Day GlSuyeTy D. Gois great secret Of vucanizar
Rubber fu br- hs as Patent there
fer 81 : Dai Il onl SO paid - Who had
learned the secret N Gosl ear tactogy was brilliant
how closely one Inventor WI SOMETIMES follow up0a ,ae
heels Of sn9tAes Jyi5.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
INDIA RUBBER.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manuf.c-
Il tur,u under GOOpNEARS Paen.-rhe Newark
Inds htaer Msng.acf lrlEg Company store 50 Nadss-
lane. NevIUrS factory. Newark, NeS Jerses This
Comreiy marr.ctt-er> ard who.esae dealers m al
the different articles manufactured under G9otyesr
Patent. AID guarantee al th.r goods beng equal IN
Qusly % representation. Merchants requested 10
ell AL gut>s warranted 70 stand climate The
most liberal terms u country dealers
HIR An HUTCHINSON. President
MARgEN ACKEgNAS. Secretary. le25 smDxEWs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18

SPlklT GAS.-Best Gua!ly oflRl L
>CGAs for sale b. the barrel bI -. .,..,,,
i4Tf DIETz. BROTHER 60, iSs "ilA4ia--t
CATECHISM on BEAUTH.-Ques-
I ton-what does cvery person admire
Answer-Perscnal beauty ,e. ...,,-i,
O--IIow can thus be acquired II net hatniG
k-Bv using means provided by Nature
O-IIpw shall acquire Know iedse Oh s1ch nleeist
Ar, learning from tho-e VINO nav sl.uied
O-Who bas gwen these sublects the most attention
An IAVASSE. the French Chemist anu Co>in ,tlct1n
C-Ioyv does he impaTf his know edge
Ale has printed small BOOK called SECRET OF
BEAUTY or How TO BE HANDSOME -. r..
O--f-an he Learn Us how to make brown sklh TAR
G-Yes: and TO remove ton. pinples. frecAles, &c
O-Can he teach Us 10 smooth the wrinNed skin
Ayes and to make old persons look young AGAIN
O-Does he teach how TO whIten brown teeth
A-Yes and harden diseased gums and sweeicn tae
breath
O-Can he soften and beautify harsh, stiff hart
k-Yes, and make IT grow prOfusely.
O-Can he promote the growth Of whlskers, &c.
G-Yes and hasten the growth Of mustaches
Q-Can he remedy dim ewes or help the sight
A-Yes. and make the dull eye sparkle bright
O. an he color the BAR
Ayes anv color wished can be produced
O-Can he tell how 20 have red cheeks and lips
Ayes, without fail also 10 remove supernrous RaH
Q-Has any person trled his plans .
Ayes thousands trying them and all are p!eased
Q-Are the articles he preScribes safe
Ayes, perfectly, and very cheap too.
O-Where is the Secret of Beauty sold
A-At I04 Nassau-st. corner Of Ann.
Q-What Is the prce
A-Only 81. 1t Is sold under seal ~,
re- Remember the name. SECRET OF BEAUTY, or How
eC ID je26 lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
A SHORT ANSWER u WM. JUD

A SHORT ANSWER II VIM. JUD d.
LHSON and the RI UBBEk COMBINArlON -Fo- the
st month the papers have teeed with fresh supuis OF
t Sc and Malicious attacks II H. DAY AID his o>i-
mes all emanatLs from VIM Judson the agent partner
and counsel OF the Rubber Monopollsfs legal opHnon
f0m such source II course not worth answering AM
lis abuse l. equally con.emPiihle 80
Fa,lIns IL this he now T. sneaN io1 the Comb
ration Of Rubber MonoQots, and threatens 10 prosecute
ny customers eg dare T. huv -oots iFom Diy Ihs Is
10, old trek be patented. aGd the public can't De
gled anv longer The best goods II command the mar
ke., and II the Combination DO really make their goods
according e. GocdreaTS Patent. all thelr threats VIII ~;
make Their goods sell prevent omers from buying
W. goods which made according 70 Gcoyears glue
and moiasseS patent. , i.
For the pas four years these wholesale monoPohLerS o
the nights Of the people hO saye Of competition W thft
of the law have daily out that Day time had ie1
that he conld stand longer aud yet he Is on inI
ready and able - MAINTAIN his nights In tAe oh
case which the Combination ever dared 70 Oiing totfA
they were beaten and Day got verdict out ne hS nov
heard vet that they paid the COSTS for which their
surctles are liable.
Let them brng their actions 70 tra and promise them
law and Justice II their hearts content
Let them come Court II they dare lheir pun> ot
Their own goods ard against my customers are
srie;f II. IL. DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
IIIGH RRIDGE-The balance of the

LOTS. 81 to 100 map of High BTIdsevlle.
now for tho first oered for sale This property s stu
ated on Weoheser slde OF Harlem River opposite The
Eighth avenue this lsand The fare on the Eighth
avenue Railroad which leads directly TO these Lots Is 10
five for the whole length of the road Having
widS front upon the Harlem River. this property affords
great for boating and fishing Terms favorable
Apply for maps and other information. to ID u WlNION
7lCedar- st cor. of Nassau-st. le23 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
Observation-Disclosures

DIG IRON so tuns of Dover No.
u Charcoal Pig Iron.
100 tuns of Boonton No Foundry Pig iron.
100 tuns of Boonton No Foundry Pig Iron
50 tuns Sussex No. 3 White Pig Iron.
l5o tuns Oxford Nos and Pig Iron.
lO0 tuns Gartsherrie No Pig Iron
For sale IN lots to suit purchasers. by 80
DUDLEY b. FULLER co:
i've lmMWSFs l3' Greenwlch-s''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
NOR SALE-A valuable COUNTRY

u RESIDENCE, situated IN the elevated and pleasant
village Of Mount Pheasant Monmouth County. about
fourth Of mile from Middletown Point, and h,n
few minutes walk 20 the steamboat, which pys twice day
60 NewYork. Tins property we'll adapted To business
purposes being the msn thorougharo Of for the
msn,h "n u' OF the mos ere ns an w ,ce
land On a,ch 2sory DWELLING containns roonis
Al hall the first door with rooms on the seC'u
,sre, cellar well the best water together Win the
necesar, out buildings twill be sold a, tht 10" ItCe .,
hs nramses nm AIoOfay nVNt, the at "ciook
PM Apply To VAN BRACkLE, sss broadway
ixli INA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby appse the public that they are pre-
pared retail every variety e TEA at lower prices tah
any other establishment uniformly do Their ekten-
awe wholesale trade requiring them to keep on hand very
large assortment, the purchaser at retail necessarily ue
ryes many advantages b. trading with them not obtained
esew here CITY and country families would greatly con-
suit their interests BY duly regarding tins
THIS the oldest Tea Company the city Their only
establishment is at l25 Chathamst, between Pearl and
Roosevelt and they have branch stores Grocer
supplied in small quantities low b. the chest a2J 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
TO LET.-A pleasant two and half

YNO LET-A very pleasant three-story
j and basement House, corner Twen,y-sxth s. aud
Lexngnn-svenue Rent 500 70 NAV. Also one on Iwen
" fucl st near Four avenue Apply 10 KINSitIM-
TR. 3i9 Tour.h-avenus af.er r NJ. VlbN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
DEOpLE,s FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

of the City of New-Yrk. Office llS Canal-st, (peo-
pies Bsuk Bu,ldinsl msures Buildings, Merchandlse.
Household Furniture Vessels IA Port and their casces
&c against loss damage by Fire, the most favoable
terms All losses promptly adJ listed aud paid.
DIRECTORS.
y.rsr,,h rsrhen Gideon De Angtlis Charles T Persou
r,sa,,ar a. a,,nbeu lanes Brouwer Nm NJ Wilson,
I'm NJ ..xIs n a. Stokes Abraham Lcggett,
Iohn y yeEerfcn Lothian 4 Nleeker Matthias Clark
HenryfS TerheU. VIM. H. Corning. Thomas W illama,
Dsv,i N crans solomon R,nts Edward Y. Clark,
Inn N.c. Charles 4 rane Mortimer Brown,
Gsorge Yannsx George Warner Robt L. VOORHEES,,
CONS Stephens, Christopher EW'efp bohes'ecl,
Simon Shnder, William j BUCK, Wired bnmge,
FIwnrd Nelson, join, MoneypeRny. Chas. N Mcintis,
I! II Huhbau Geo II. Cragin
JEREMIAH TERRELL. PfesdeM.
Nosrs g. IyoS,RD Secretary le23 lmMw&P
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
FTUE SUBSCRIBER is authorized las
.JEWELRY. Sc.

WATCHES, JEWELRY AND Sill
w VERW WARE-ThoSe who wish 10 purchase watch,
Jewery and Silver Ware. either at wholesale or rval
viii find IL greatly their advantage to call on the sno.
scrlher who constantly receiving all descriptions ot 1ei
and Silver Watches from the manufacturers IN England
France and Switzerland which he Is selling ~ wholesale
and retail the yer lowest prices Splendid Gold 'ro-
nometers and Duplex Watches Fine Gold and Silver IN
li>h Patent Lever Watches hy Cooper Tobias, bs~eY'
and others Gold and Silver Detached Lever and Lepne
Watches Gold Guard. Fob and Vest CHAINS Chataian,
CHAINS for Ladies Pure Gold Wedding Rings. Gold
Guard Koys Fob KEYS and Seals Gold and Silver PENCILS
and Cold Rings Ladies Bracelets. Gold L@,Sets, oSid
and Silver Ihimhles Chains for Watches Gold ana S-
yer Spccisccs Sterling Silver Spoons Cups, Forks Sc
Gold Watches as low $50 20 s2J each. Watches and
Jewelrv exchanged.
An Watches warranted keen good time, or the money
returned Watches. Clocks and Jewery repaired IN the
best manner and warranted and NJ much less than the
usual prices GEO. & ALLEN. Importer ot Watches and
Jeweiry Wholesale and Retail II Wast, corneroi New
WalI->t ly9a
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
NOR SAIE-A STORE, GROCERY,

&C and Lotto aud eigibly situated on the principal
street In village of huntington Suffolk Co, LII between
which place and the Cry Of NewYoTk there is dil COM
municaOn by railway and steamboat, II no, sod rev,ns o.
premises Mt o'clock vi of that day for terms ana
more particular descnl,:.l, inquire Of ID PLATI, Esq,
,saatf WARA GAINES. 70 Nassau-st. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
THOSE ELEGANT WHITE RUB

Il BER GOODS-Neyer. IN the progress OF me lndls
Rulber ART has mode of manufacturing been discovered
Nv which the f3brc could be vulcanzed and come out
white color, uuiil Tyler Hem made Their invention ana
oh,,ned paent for thair beautiful Znc Rubber, which
now takes precedence Of all other rubber ahrcs IneSe
goods are of light drab. hight IS to border on whte
adapted table piano and other furniture covers anu or
namcntal articles, well ana better thnh 'looet auo
from any other patents free from that unpleasant,
suphurous odor Of Gocdyears patent l. not Affected ny
heat or hold. constant exposure To the weather An
goods made by Goodyears patent are necessarily DARK or
black Lead turns dark when Nulcanzed IN steam wlle
zuc remains clear white Dealers are invited To com,
pare patent fabrics with any other IA the market ana
are warned against the Infringement OF my patent by the
Union India Rubber Co. and other concerns forming part
of the combination against whom suits nave been COM
1nerced for this uracy HORACE H. DAY,
,eqO i1,NWSF q COrtland-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
At PRIVATE sALE-wILLIAMS-

IA RJRCU PROPERIY.-Eight3-st 3-story Brick HO USES
and LOTS Of GROUND situated on the norherly SIDE OF
South Sxths between Sth and Seventh sts Inc Houses
are each 20 feet from. and by feet depth and
all finished in coed STYLE with marble mantles crates
corBices &C. buHt that they easily be al
tsse INTO stores at a rmg expense The above property
commences the Of Seventh st which corner is
built as store and Will be sld separately together
Terms very liberal For pce and further particulars a-
ply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioner, Broadst
GROUND situated on Courts, northeast corner BushSt
near Hamton-av the city Of Brooklyn Sad Lots are
each rs feet front and rear by 100 feet in
price terms and further particu apply to ANTHONY
! BLEECKEH as above. VlB j"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
COUNTRY RESlDENCE.-W,uted

Ma Country residence, furnished aasurn,,h., e., a
xenemanS family for rcriod Of from three n sya
on the line Of sther the NewHaven Hudson Rner Rs
roads Situation not 10 exceed sixty under twen,y
miles from the City Of Ne~-lcrk. Ap,y lprepa.l 10
r. ". Lake Mahopac, hy Croioa fs'is n Y. bsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
FOR SALE e. TO LET.
at

VILLAGE LDiS d. ~ :, .i,inG s,ch "a
EASi I'd rear ard varying from 100 70 ie1 fee IA
iees h s.sed in The village q East por.-C
celn 1srsn Kyer oOpDste the village OF Port
on tne D,erCo n Y within three minutes walk OF the
y.e ~ the aud y Haven Railroad VIII D, snd a.
depO he Pay,llau Hsel P0rt-Chester on TIL rs
nxV July "a. al u O'Clock. NJ. The above lo's are
admnably situated gentle sI2pe oi a D VA, .n I,sS
,h,,y c,ltes and whose waters abound with me var-
oas ,nds cfsh s,ers clans &C substantial or'ss
=. an,,,ss IN erecf1 connect with poft CAc-tef a.
,,h,ch Mace an the Of life can be
shss,s than al any retail store IN New-f0fk CIV tls
Ss,,,s desirable place for families 70 locate "iO
,nSv economy as well health and pleasure Ine ~ J.
and New Haven cars 'op here 2tmes daiiy iiaas tYe
Work before O'Clock and returning ieaye ~ r.n
IbeTs are two lines slocps boarding and day scno,
Churches of different denOmnaons and IN shor' al the
cnnyeniences Of the cty with the advantages OF he c
Nv Md The addition2 Inducements Of salt water s'ua,
I'm por terms &c apply . ABENDROTH BROS; III
Ra4kman-st OF to WILLIAM PROVOST, Por'-Ches-
ter-st Westchester Co. " \
AISO-A FARM a'i'cIning, consisting Of 10 arfea oi
land at private sale Di' o.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
CAUTION TO THE PUBLlC.-AIl

TAUTI To III UIIfO' III
~ yulranized white Rubber. well As BLACK and otner
coors not stamrcd by Horace II. Daf "GOODfEAkS
PATENT" according 10 hs covenant IN his license tEoiE
Gotyear is an infringement GoodyearS fatehlS anu
all dealers In or purchasers of these goods, are equa IA
bic as respassers upon GoOdycaIs acknowledged gh's
with Horace DAY himself the Maker Of such goods and
will be prosecuted accordingly. Day has License from
GOODYEAR to make SHRED Goods only, anu lew smaI
articles by paving tariff Goodyear Of three cents per
Yard equal 10 about mills each pair of Congress
Boots while Day himself charges ten cents per par Tor me
use Of Goolyear Shrred Goods Congress Boots t. the
hard working shoemakers All tie India Rubber shoes
now made by Horace n Day are an infringement, upon
Coodyears Patents and all dealers therein render them
selves liable IN damages 70 Dir. GOODYEAR the Pa
teRtee. , N -
7 CanJee Tord A 60 and others. lelS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
\ VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT for

m SALE-The subscriber offers for sale hs beautiful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE containing about 10 acres cl
and IN high state Of cultivation situated an ne town oi
T1ushing Queens Comfy. Long Island seven miles from
Wahamsbufgh the road from Flushing to Jamaica Inc
Location very desirable, commanding an extensive sewo
Long Island and adjacent country The house large anu
built in good style There the premises good Dan
other necessary oucudngs three apple orcharos ana
great variety Of cherries peaches grapes and raspDesiss
For further particulars inquire Of JNO LAGhhNE zoo
Greenwich ST. New-Yoyk, or Of L. W. MlLLEk on the
premises. O'i"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
HNHE CONGRESS PIRATED-Cau-

FVNHE CONGRESS PIRATED-Cau-
Il tion to Shoe Dealers-Leanng that some unprinci-
pied persons offering Elastic Gore 70 manufacturers o
my Patent Congress Boots. made by brdns or weaving
India Rubber such 10 cause shiT or cohtiactoh
or EXPANSION Of the fabric with the sprug TINS notice Is
given that any mode Of and combining hbrOuS ma
terials with cords of India Rubber used III making Con
gress Boots direct and positive violation OF my fa'en
and whoever manufactures sells the Congress Boots thus
made will be prosecuted for damages All who are autho-
rzd y me 10 use the Patent required to stamp each
palr With the words Days Patent ali others are IN
a.. he Uv"rurneu IN plln ihS 'is
patent -, .-.-- -. !.
the most distinguished Patent LAWYERS the United States
10 be takcn-herewth published shall hold every dealer
r,>pousible where the manufacturer Is irresponsible.
HORACE ii. DAY, Owner Of all the Patents
Connected with Congress Boots
B-I.cenSeS granted at % Courtlandt street, New
York and by authorized agents throughout the United
States except Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire
owned by Chas. Wmsl0w, of Lynn. Mass
LEGAL OPINIONS.
have examined the letters patent ISSUED - Dupont
Hyatt date Of seth October i8i0 and am OF opn-
ion that the elastic cores made by weaving nbous
materials which expand and contract IN combination with
India Rubber Springs, If applied IN the manufacture oi
gailer boots is an Infringement upon the patent -
New-York Aprl 28. 1851 r II. CUTTING.
BOsrON, June 6, 1851
have made similar examination Of the letters patent.
above referred to. and concur IN Mr. Cuttings opinion
1880 lGNWSE RUFUS CHOAIE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
EVOR SALE-A comfortable RESI-

LNOK SALE-A comfortable hEoI-
II DENCE and FARM. situated near Elizabethtown'
J. on the main g. Railway easy of access To New
yok etheS by Steamboat or Railway, being II mule from
the Den0s The Farm consists of AZ 81 90 acres the ma
or mart in cultivation with fine double House and goou
Outbuings &C in good order, (ogether with the STOCK
and some Fixtures applied for soon Will be sold reason
able and on liberal TO approved puchascr For
particulars apply TO s. SCHLESlNCEk, ESQ % beav-
e ST or by letter personally to the undersigned on Tue
prembes disposed the 3lst INST the place woud
be rented good tenant Possession prompt -Elzaeh-
town July g. 1851. Lyle I'M JOSEPH LEVI
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
EyOR SALE-l35 acres of LAND, within

mile II the pIeasant NIsse oI IMfytOWh VT. M
ELEGANT prospect Of The Hudson River and surrounding
cnunry situated and 0lng some OF the most lash
,onable country residences the River There II fne
through about ~ acres oi heaNy
unher and grove maple and ash Of 10 acres I" any
gentlemen wishing ELEGANT country residence tls oilers
, rare cppoitunty. Terms 20 snt purchaser Apply 10
WATKINS 4 lilNE, Sss Broadway Hl3d'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
A VALUABLE FACTORY and VA

~ TER PRIVILEGE 70 Lease.-A large, comm ,dlou-,
and WELL Mann featuring Establishment. situated on
Quassa:c Greek imoed atey adjoining tne ~
shore of the Hudson River owned by CHRISTOPHER
Miller and Thomas w Christie Esgs The fac,ory bpiio
M hss been heretofye used Foundry ane hachne
ShoD-ss PIN Factory and the manufacture o cottna-s
eighty feet length BY forty feet m breadth aud three s
OF water sufficient fer any manufacturing purpose win
privilege draw water from Orange Lake anu irnsnsu
with the necessary water heels and shahng There are
the building spnnng frames and macnnsry maa,y %
new ready and which be purchased AT fnoe
rate price Connected with the Factory are about seven
teen acres Of Land Dwelling house two stores
Hgk thirty forty, with wing attached containing
IA ali eleven beside the cellar and kitchen wei M
,shed and good ORDER Also two other tenant houses
comoiious and good 0<der containing eisht rooms
and cellars Also building used as work
shop There AZ ole Orchard and other frnlt tees
on the premises II is la all respects desirable loo alton
for manufacturing purposes and as residence and VIII
be leased to good tenlnt for term Of years al
rent Application made 20 James Fowler or the
Proprietors Nevborgh; 10 p A Leonard lW rear
NJ HeW-YOTk. hyN za"u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
DABBITT'S SOAP POWDER.-La

DABBITT'S SOAP POWDER.-La-
Jdies no are interested in dspensn with the slavsA
Washing Day and those who wish 10 accomplish the wash,
s 80. ven ti Tb,s ,rt,cle IS csIed r BABBIrTS
SOAP POWDER 1t beng reduced 70 powder comes very
twenty five per cent, of water crystazed state other
wise II would not hold together. While Babbus IS re
duced to powder and contains washing material than
any other article In the world and does not lose IN weight
hike bar soap by standing II bar soap stands IN me tne
per of this loss must be water and nothing
else therefore cannot be washing material. BaDhlt
has had applications from all parts OF the country
has sold exclusive nights The average sales are ao1l
ten boxes of ten per cent five boxes five per cent All m
ngers viii be rlgily prosecuted, which are ten IN nuoe
al tins time. Everhlng IN The shape OF washing without
labor was unknown until BABBITT advertlsedthen the
whole world set in commolon TO evade BABBlTrS
PATENT SOAP POWDER, but ss yet nothing compares
except and he dare not manufacture IN cOnse
Quence of the patent. BABBlTTS SOAP POWDER stlll
leads and producing as goes astonishing satsiacoh
No dspenseS with the of IT, after they have once
USED 1t no bad smell is found IN te clothes iler wSg
for printed each package The best way
for washing is to follow the first direction on the
paper the powder direct for all white clothes For
coored clothes follow the directions for making into soft
Self soap every knows how to II very clean mat
Of those who i pu small quantity the powder
IN dish water hch removes al the grease az once
and will remove everything that any other soap IN the world
will do.
Is followed make them white-thus saving much time
and labor II has been used nearly two years and Is
found clothes than twIce long, because they
are not rubbed pieces they when wash board
used No washing soda Is required The retail prce Is
twelve ard half There risk IN trying IT. be-
cause one package Will make two gallons OF beautiful s0
SOAP that can use.
For sale by nearly all the groceries IN this place Nanu
factued at b8 and ~ WaShngton-st. IN New York CITY
Apy country druggist merchants order through any
wholesale chant NewYork. and get as cheap AS 10
amply the factory direct ANY person IN the Cites OF
and Brooklyn have single box sent 10 them
the and cents by sending to the fac
tory 10 Westinghouse or have the sroces get for You
box contains sixty papers half box thirtysix
General depot for the sale of Rabbits SOAP POW
DER az EARLE ",
So and 20 Westinghouse. New-York.
Propre,ors. y y F. R.PI1Tr EaRaE. EARLE CO. iea,6