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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
COTTAGE HOUSE. 70

~ Brooklyn twe-sory attic and basement fame Coz
House on the east Of Adepha between Fulton and
Atlantic avs Lot 2jxlOO house 22K30 allied wlq 0rlck
sliding doors marble mantes cOTniced rooms on the hrst
6osr part OF the purchase money remain desired
Possession gwen Immediately Apply on the premises II
X TURNER ly2l litMSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
r. PRIVATE SALE-A Beautiful

N COUNTRY RESIDENCE and 80 acres Of desirable
Land situated about mile north Of the pleasant village
N eStche-ter county N v The situation OF
this place cool healthy aud refreshing and prospect
~ BEAUTIFUL commanding fine Of the Hudson uver
and srrou ng cOontry On the premises there neat
cottage house and - N good re-
psy There u also all necessary Out-buIldinys. rue
sorinr Of pure and falling stream OF wafer
running through The place there D also an abundance o.
all kinds Of fruit such apple cherry peach, Plum and
other frat The above place possesses all me a1Tan
Of constant and communication WITH the u
NewYork aud could easily he divided INTO villa jis oil
10 acre. each o!erng capitalists good chance ir IN
vextaent alsO to any person desrous OF purchasing
beautiful retreat country residence near te cry ohe
half OF the purchase money remain on bono ah' mort
gage desired For prce and further particulars appJ 70
ANTHONY J BLEECKER, AuctiOneeT, Broa1-st,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,
E,OR SALE in ELIZABETHToWN,

II New Jersey tive conveniently arranged and pess-
sny lated HOUSES suitable for the re> deacc oi gen,
tss families The lots each 81 &C. front and rrr ana
40 "a dsep entins Streets with abundance 81
fruM ornamental, and shade trees, &c immedisle pos,
SESSION gwen If desired Apply 10 J. BALDWIN, "a
Pine II OF OF A e Il J. THOMPSON. Ehzahethiowa.
tv9Rx N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
I W KELLY'S PREMIUM LEMON

~ 81 GAR, preis-ed from the fresh emca, AM when
s sol, e1 gives all that be looA ed Tor pure
glass ii Lemonade Also, Luxury for the ladies' j.
". kelys Raspberry and Lemon Sugar. beautiful
conhIiA,.on o; the above fruits To al who not &C
cuant,d with the above articles invited q CAL A. i6A
Broadway. and test them gratis Sold wholesale and re-
tail 81 s6i Broadway and retail b, the p1nclpal yrOcers
IN. CIV CNGniI msTchants slcItel " call an2 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
PROPOSED DATES Or SAILING

Ter freight OF passage apply 10 EDWAhi.f. SULLlNA
erpoOl; G. ROBtklS co Is Kings Ansf.d
L.ondon Boulevard Oientmartre, Paris
After the LIST OF A-rl ney. the rate OF frsshi he
above ste from Liverpool will be matenaN reduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
nFFICE To LET, 1888 Broadway. rem

let SIS Broadway with two good windows nsrA lights.
rent IS IS per month Apply IL GEoRVE FOX. on
rhe PREMISES $50 Broadway, 0i AathHa' II wv %s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
| Desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE

~ for SALE er LEASE, at Ellza5ethtO~n y J, St
uated nearly opposite the residence of Gen scott lac
h0use large and convenient, hail running tvdsh me
center There also good carnage house, sc on me
premises with great variety Of fTuit trees and shrnJney
FERNS Of Sale easy Inquire Of ISAAC FORD, is Eliza
beth II or Of HALY on the premises y5J wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

II new iye-story buck Workshop, Manhattin-place
with Croon second story IS by 80. unit the
most snbsa manner sufficiently Lighted for any busl-
ness Immediate possession gwen Apply to JAMES W.
THORNE. 1863 Walkers aul iw'
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
A Frying Yankee.

A Yankee in London al the Worlds Fair, has gwen very ooavincing proof of the prying char acteg of his ceuntrymeRi he has succeeded in picking his way into the best patented locks made by the EnSAsSh manufacturers. This feat was done by Mr. ffusAs, who operated upon lock placed upoa the vaalkdQot af the State Papers Office, and considered proof against any plcklock. In twenty i've minutes he was n among the State records, and n ten inmates after he locked the door, feat, the lock being desectnr, that was thought impossible. He Is to experiment. On anotLer patent lock, which IS 10 be enclosed be- tween two boards, sealed by the committee. and nothing but the hole for Inc key is to be exposed 10 vew, and thirty days IS to be the period ailowei for opening it. Toe experiment. Is looked forward to with considerable interest by all persons con nected with tue trade. Mr, Il. Is to get E200 for opsaing Il, and he says he Soa eo Il. Mr. Hobbs exhibits a lock, and offers a reward Of E2t0 ta any peTSon who can plck or form a false key which will open II, after examlniug the lock and key for any period they may please.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
.why ss ss TAw.g

A correspondent of the New York Tsibmae d. ladng ts the aaanimitY in the worlds Peace Con- gress, says wilh too much plain truth.
 Let a Convention bc called of the friends of Peace Of Temperance, of Personal Liberty, of she Sanfedness ef Haman Life. oF any other tangible and positive idea, snd many hanlreas will ousns together from distant nations, speaking diverse languages, and holding antagonist opni0ns Un other important subjects, and wil ur days discuss aud deliberate h perfect harmony, Anite in au. pfopfate and foFcibas dpolarations cf thsie ouli- Iuan seatimeass and in the adoption of measures calculated ensure their triumph. But let gen. ers Convention of tie followers og Jesus Christ be called. with view to the speedy Christianisa- tion of the wplid. snd either thseesfourths wonla kAsp away 0F the whole time of the meeting Do wssfsd in an acrunanious quarrel as to the mean ing of Christianity ar the wording Of the Shtb- boleth. whereby those who were should be esstin- gaislscd ff0n those wlo wesc mt entitled to haar tho Christian name.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
cotton sueoulas;ons.


 Calculations gre now forming about the auan- hfy of eoilon which will be gathered during the next three months Already the Spies of the Man chester Cotton SpinneFs and Lsverpool Cotton Brokers, are FayeBiAg the SoutheFa States in. many directions, taking notes Of much of what they can heav, and ali they can see in the Cotton regions--these meu arc fast and sharp. and their employers have very extenslve pecuniary means fur any sps@alatiea they may enter ipan. iu thia state of things, Amertsan cotton dealers should be quick to see and stow to believe.
 Tue next cetson crop s variously calculated .--- i.so0,000 to asD00.ltD of bales. Along the river bottoms. from the Chatah-ochie to the Nueces, the drought has scarcely injured the cotton plant On the high or bluG lands, the case s otherwise. and where one sees fine felt eg cotton. dossns ef other helds may be viewed aa likely to afford scarce remuneration for picking.
 We would advise Planters nos to sell thesr Cat ton before the middle of January; if they can hold It back until that tune.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
Jnyl, 1851.
TO PRINTERS.
Jones' Improved Hand Press.

YTNHE Proprietors of the 0aso THPE FOUNDRY take \ gseat pleasure in informing Printers generally that they have the exclusive Aght fot the nana(ac ture and sale of this invaluable Hand Press and are now prepared to fill orders for medium and double mediu.n sizes. This press IS more compact and more easily haldied than Inc oid style. By an increase of at least fifty per cent. ol work IS ob tained, with great reduction of labor. The pc cular adyaages 0f th,s Press over the old consists i. In the savag of time in putting .on and talk ing off ,he sheet.
 ?. In the saving of time n running Inc bed un- der and oai from the plsiin.
 !. in tbe lyiGg The igls ael as Il $ eii-ac.lns. 1. In the application ol inc leverage, by which means very heavy ImpreSson is obtained 5y a small expenditure of physical force.
 B. In the saving of tune and labor Of stepping backwards and forwards by he preSSnaaa, as Il Is unnecessary for him 10 out of his tracks while al work.
 c. From the manner in which the points at tsched. l; being impossible for Inc blankets io full up as he toUa runs under lhe platan, which in the ordinary press renders ihe points liable to move. IL IS deemed unnecessary to Say more in refer enee to this Press, as we are willing that should -iand or aAil en its own merits, and we respect fully invite Printers ant others wishing 10 purchase Presses or Printing materials to call and exaInine our stock, whcn we would be happy to show them one of the Presses how up at our Foundry.
 GUlLFORD & JONES, No. 1T Colsmbia Street, Refneen Sycamsrs and
 B,'11esrqg CiRcinAah.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
Expensiye RaIioling.

The Secretary of the Commonwealth of Masse has contracted for the immediate manufacture of l,200o oo0 sef-sealng envelopes. which intended for the voter. of tho State ia carrying into effect the secret bAotlaS enac ed by the last Legis The paper of whch the envelope are 10 be made is reprssen cd of tho finest quality, and they 10 be stamped upon their face with the arms of the Commonwealth. The price agreed 10 be paid for the entire number ordered is SIS 900. At this rate the righ, of suffrage is likely to come a heavy burden upon the people, without an equivalent ad- vantage for the tax.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
Crossing the Atlantic in a Row-boat.

The first man who has accomplished this feet arrived here this morning, having made the pas sage from Liverpool in little than thirty days He had no sail on board, but was protected from the sun by tarpaulin awning. On arriving at quarantine. he exhibited no signs of fatigue CT ex- haUsion, and indeed declared himself better able 10 undertake the voyage agaln, thaa when he had been onlv two or three days out al sea. Probably the mans story would be disbelieved, but that il happens to be attested by Capt Hovey. Of the De- yonshire, and the officers and passengers Of that ship. who repeatedly saw biIa and hlS small craft during their passage. We believe three of our pilot boats have crossed the Atlantic, at some peril, but thS man found his way to tue land of hlS hopes in small boat not larger than such one as the Devonshire. or any ship of her size, would carry at her stern
 Reader your faith Is tried. Let us explain When the n bic packet ship DevonShire was one ,.ay out at sea, Capt. Hovey detected symptoms of small poy ln one of his steera-e passengers. He immediately had he stern boat, hanging from the davIts, made perfectly secure and comfortable re- moved the man lntQ'it, erected over II tarpaulin house; aud ln that boat the man crossed tAe At lantie, not leaving Il until he reached quarentlne He was jed from the captains table, Tec,vered completely from the disease, was well aah hearty whea landed this morning, perhaps more SO than hiS fellow passengers, and as the result of Capt HoyeyS pfecauti0n no asher case of Smali sr,ox occurred on 5oark the DeV0RsliiTe
 h. !. CaaamcrelGt ilsertser, 2d issi
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
Water Inr sinck.

In many situations cattle and other animals saf- fer for want of PaEe water in summer, especially in dry tlms. in some cages they are supplied from small spring or gesy small Sireain, and s1e place for the anlinas to drink IS nothing but mud hole 4 few of tic SIeGgeSt creatures dgiak aai dlStaro the watsf that aosI of the stock have g poor supply both In quality and quantity.
 Wlsh proper management, a large stock can have good supply of pure water fton ssnsii fountain or stream Conduct the water ato a large trough and cover ihe spfias 80 thai the cat tie cannot dstatb Una water of drop ghrT a.aauee n Il; and If the trough wls not hold water enough to supply the whole stock when thirsty. add tubs Of other vessels. Aftes tbe animals have drank, wash oui the uousa and other vessels, as ofteu as once week sersaaTfsg, them with broom, oE brush, as water standing iR large vessels. with only small supply, will soon gEaS Ioas iR ho; weather. W aen water is supplied from pump or aaaedues. ihcse should be the same atea;lo ta cleansing the vesseis.--k. E. F4rmer.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
Great Revolution i'm Business

MYTH the view of accommodating my custo- W mers. and others who may be pleased 10 fasor ne with the.r business, have made arrange meats to procure, with great dispatch, at either CiSciNaArI, MrAPms or NEw ORLEANS, on the cheapest terms, such Brass and Cast Iron work as may be ordered by those who prefer their orders filed al either of the above places, as well all suca orders as cannot fu-niSh from my estah- hssment, free Of any commission, or charges Of any and, except first cost, drayage, freight. and insurance.
 Pals plan, 1t IS believed, will greatly facilitate every one desirous of erecting Cotton Gins, Tirssang haehiRrs Sep Nils, Corn Nils, F5g Hlis, and Cotton Mills, aay other des- e7Pt0n et Machinery or Engine cork, m procur- :ae with certainty whatever they may want from abroad and al the same time afford them con- ye9Jea; opportunity of judging by comparison be- tween my work and prices, and others.
 IL .s indispensable that all orders should be ae compaaed by draught and specification sufh- eratly explicit m detail to serve as guide to the h3echaHlc who may be called upon to execute the work, as well IS that suitable provision should be made ioF the payment
 Au contradictions addressed 10 me, will be thankfully received, and meet with promp. atten- ton. ROSWELL BEEBE
 July 1i, 1851. at Linlc Rock FsGnG5y.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
A Treasure round,

The St. Landry topsiousas1 Wing of the 18th, says: We have understood. from reliable author fy that a citizen of our parish. whose Rafac is Frederick Luiz. discovered on his farm near Bayou Chleoi. m thts parish, some days ago, large quan tty ot gold com, amounting to sli0o more or less Some hands were clearing plece Of land. and accidentally struck the axe into tke ground. 4 jinghng noise beard, which induced the laborer 10 examine the spot, and on so doing discoA cred the above named sam We. have not seen the coin, but have understood. from the best authority thai the discovery was made. The dates Of the coin s from 1920 to 1881, and is German coin. Its mysterious existence has not been satisfactorily accounted for. II israIaored that Polan,Ier pur- chased the place on wsieh ll was fonnd. some yeas ago. and that he had lyed iAs re but short time when he mySieriousy disappeared Nothing was ever heard of iiiin aftefw ards
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

Ths success inst has attended our recent efforts, ,a3 the in.ere<l takea in ,hs BAsSEA by many of n. eatroas, have induced 10 offer, for the par e.s of ssctIng the formation of elubs the follow isg list of
 -" WEwW N WJ WM@~ Any ters9u forwarding 10 us ten dslaTs in current faais e: Ee.=asa subscribers. will receive 8 copy sf sEr pspsr for oae year, gratis. Ta any one forxarding ,weGty dollars in current fuud.. we will ssud tea copies of the BANNER for asmAny new subscribers, aud oas copy cfGoDEr L4pr's Book orGRAHAa's MAGAZINE for one year. To any eas forwarding thirty dollars in current fanjs, we will send ffteea copies of the BAssEa for as many new subscribers, aud ens copy of the [ nited States Magazins aud DsluocFatle Review for year.
 To any ons sending the largest number lover hftsen) of new subscribers, accompanied with the aivsaes payment. atthe last mentioned rases' we will ssni one copy of the Spirit of The Times with three steel engrsyings, and one copy oi Biackweod's Magazine for One year.
 IF Relistanees may be made at ozr Ttsk. and re- eeols will be promptly returned. In making saen r.ni,tances. the Post Masters receipt should be oo tained for our protection.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
naIzl,r.

Two posthauous works of Balsac 1t is said will soon be paAlished n PaFls--oue romance called '' Les Paysaas," which he terminated only short tune before his death. the other a cnlIee- iloa oi confidential letters to lady, in which, it IS said he took pleasure laying bare the secrets os hls Teal opinion of men and things Both are spoken oi most highly by persons wha have had tae opportunity of seeing the manuscripts. and Inc puohe expects them with very natural impatence. 'Ot all fbe AierQry men who have gained their lame within the last twenty years," says a PaiS letsef " Balzac may iHstIy be considered the great est There IS something terrible, yet fascinating, m the power with which he describes French SO ciety and ana,omfzes the French heart. His works % HI i've, bat the effect of them will, fancy, De 10 cause the people of hiS days 10 be baled and despfSed by theIr descendants; for they prove that men and women we're intensely vicious, that money was tbelr only God. ffvolny their only oeeupation vice their only passion"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02

TWO TO TWENTY HOURS. This ageht in the Mstcra Medica, and which perfect harmony with the laws of le; producing equilibrium the circulation oi inc whole sysem acting directly upon the neres, the great
 HANDSPRING OF LIFE, gently and snrey regulating and bringing that harmO nons condition which heali whenever there excessive action, either local general. IL
 NEITHER vOMIrS NOR PURGES, the deese stomach We give better idea @feets that described by E. F. Fly Esq, letter dated, Coansia La, Oct IT, 1850, m which Yoar Febrfuse been used with wonderful In least five hundred his vef (onaehta) has been nsea, and every has acted Ike charm ai TO EIGHT HOURS. As far my knowledge goes there te pores Of the san, equazes the circulation o te blood, and patent lies down and b sleep, he wakes and we hardly knowing what cured him. Il s em2hatical- ly, the
 REMEDY FOR FEvERs." Tn witness of fss remarkable powers will add few nes rom E Nosie of Caidwd Fsh, under date oi have used the Electrical Febrfage in great maay and variety of cases of fevefaiways restoring e ant to perfect health from tw0 o four bours l. therefore, dc not hesitate m prunot,nrng II one of the
 Greatest Discoveries of the Age" We could produce enough Of such testimony l 0c taye volume, from the hrst meaia the oaom planters, physicians and ohers; ha ai of the article itself Is te bes, proof ard all the testimony we Is-ire, We in all aad should fail 10 pish ~ha s SC; forth in dlrecuons te fnoney wt be fGa'ied.
 PRicxsl per ounce soIe 50 cents per haif ounce; s1 for 5 One bottle euntai8s enough fo- fom eight cases which renders the cheapest medicine world IL will qaiuins enough pay tor itself than twice 0ver without regarding the great savg ol time and suffering
 nbei discount win be maie to dealers and sales guar. anteed
 Npne genuine, without fac ne signature win the likeness zisFi, s signature ef Jamts sPsed the velup, with .1blnwnr the viai.
 CAtfiONWe wish the public to he particular cautious psehae any thIng pnp1rng to be Electrical Fearl fuge uness bearing ihe above of gea0nsnesS We remarks called lof ia consequence of persons having been ts u1n by commercials preteBded recipes, &c wheh il worthless, arc, tosay ihe least extremely dangerous.
 F. sss hy !,t;Sis:s aia neseFs ge;'ersly throughout t South
 \. KENDALL co, Sole Proprietor THE MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr, in aaY qlai iy al pgoeueiors pTicss osiher i, igge superior FAMILY MEDICINES, always on hand, whole sis retail depot, za Aiagazi9 street, New Or leans
 For sale wholesale retail, Lits RocS the New Drug Store, by "
 THos. BUTTERwORrH. Agent
 the State oi Arkansas. July l, 1851. im-
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
U. s. Surveyors Killed by a Tornado.

|. s. Surveyors Killed by a Tornado.
 John M. smith aud K. 0. Lynlan were killed on the night Of the 2Ith July, while engaged in sur veying the Indian lands Wolf r,ver. (lowa.)- They we'e encamped with the other members ef the surveying party, when tornado eaJne up, during which large tree was blow n directly across the tent, striking Mr. Smith and Mr. Lyman on the head ani kiling them instantly, and seriously wounding Davis Howard. Mir Smith being the chiet of the party, thls unfortunate casualty had the effect of breaking it up, and the remaining mem bets were to return to Dubuque, 10 be reOrganizsd by the U. s. Surveyor General.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
Banana Cotton. i.

We were shown stalk Of this seecies of cotton. from the plantation of Mf. William R. Harond, of this county, which surpasses any thing wo have ever seen. IL was exhibited at the store of Cant. lohnL. Powell. Of thls town We actually count cd 91 well formed bolls and I46 fprms and bios- sonsi and no doubt several oi the bolls and forms had fallen of. in transferring tt from the plantation to town. dsstaace of some six or seven miles, It IS doubted by sotne that limb of the cotton plant ever produced thirty boIls. We counted that uun,- Der un one limb of this plant. Mf. Hsgood says he has 200 acres Of this kind of cotton. which would easily produce 100 bales, if the stand was rcxuar His experience fir three years teaches him that this species of cotton is no imposition. Mr. Eli s. Shorter. of Barbour county, pronounces the Baa. ana cotton seed the best for rich land; and Dr. Phillips, of Mississippi, says he has forty acres this season which calls for fifty bales. Tins may, no doubt, be interesting to those ofouE planting friends ho feel an interest in improvement in the eul- tivation of our principle staple.
 HayaepiHa Ckruairlr.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-02
Lost Articles.

The following is return of things found in ahe Crystal Palace, wblch were delivered over to the custody ui the police between the lsl oi May and the st Of July. and al that last date still un- claimed by tbeif owners:--'' 27l bandkefchiefs, 65 bracelets, is5 breaches, lls parasoS, 7T shawl pms, bdfhst shades, IA silk umbrellas and cotton, 46 Neiis and falls, shirt studs, 57 eatR- logues and other books, D punches of keys. II neck ties, pair of goloshes, lockets, 5 camp stools 16 yictogineS, pan of goloshes, 3 oeketS, campstoolS. l6 vIctoFlhes, pair of slippers, 10 laldes' cuff. pendulum, coats, 5 card cases, 15 brequet and other chains, knlves, pincaShions. 2s par of g.oyuS, 25 wakugStickS. 10 pair of spectacleS, l2 eyeglasses, pencil case, 3 um- brella cases 1 rIngS, 3 fans, l silver watch and guard. 1 operagiass, toothpicks, l thimbie 3o rettcules and hasketS,' ii shawlS, boxes petti- coat 2 carpenters rules, 1 PruSsan S5 note, 3 scent bottles, purse 6d., ditto ls, do Is I'd, do., E5 9s. Id, do Cd, 1 do II d.. do. 6s 3d., empty do, cash found, @ ios. 0ld" This miscellaneous list, Ii IS amusing to observe, shows that the weaker sex are mach more careless oftheI property than men, for 1t will be sesn that the greater number oi articles enumerated are female araphernalia-EErgPesm Times.
 Among the ladies who visited the Great Exhibi- ton Monday last was one who was 30 stout that none of the many entrances in the trsnsept were wide enough to admit her, and she conse- quently had 10 enter through the door allotted to pianos and other heavy goods, al tAe west end of the building g.-EUepem Times.