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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-15
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WARRENTON, N. c.

WHE exercises of this ancient institution
y were resumed the 7th of this month, under
the former Principal R. A. EZELL, A. NJ
The Trustees are persuaded that Mr. Ezell's
well known and well established reputation -
a scholar and teacher renders unnecessary any
reference to his qualifications, yet they feel that
ii is but an act of Justice 10 him to say, that he has
conducted this Institution for the last twelve years
much to their satisfaction snd with the most hat
tering success, and in a manner e~yihcihg entirL
competence, and great experience in training ant
disciplining the youthful mind.
The course Of .tndiss is extensive, and is de-
sgued and suited to qualify boys for admission
into tie advanced Classes of any University, or
for tire various and active duties Of life all pains
are bestowed upon the moral as well as inte1lee.
:dal training Of the pupils None are admitfed
as scholars whose habits are deemed vicious on
Communicating, nor will any be retained who do
not implicitly CONFORM TO OIL the ysqHireDasnts Of 3
the Institution.
The Department OF languagesls managed and
conducted exclusively by The Principal. The En-
glish and Mathematical spa nm emf is confided 70
the assistant Instructor. Every incentive 70 ems
u'ation and industry is earnestly held up 70 The
View Of the pupils. and no effort spared 10 en- surs
all practicable progress.
Few Institution present sreater Inducements -
kPaTenis and Guardians than this. The pro-
fciency ofthe' teachers and the judicious system
ofiustructIon peEsGed by them, commend it TO ali
while its locality offers many and great advsht1s
yes. Inc village oil arrentofis II IS oeneFeosl ~
unsurpassed foI healihiulness and refinement and
intelIi gence of society with a suict sud visiIantl
Police, morals are well guarded, end quiet and
good order secured. Besides it is ofeasy access h1r
Stages and Raj, Roads, and in case of sicness. ths
best Medical aid is ever at command, and ample
mail facilities afford prompt COMMUNICATION with
distant friends.
TERMS. .'
For Board with the Principally for the Sesfua
Of five months, $50 %
Room Rent. Fuel, &c, 90
For Tnition ia the Languages &
Mathematics. II so
For Tuition in the various English
branches, IL so q
Fuel at the Academy, 00aa
Charge is made from the time Of admission
10 the termination Of the Session.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
w. n. EDWARDS, PREsIDkxT.
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JOB PRINTING!

UUD IIItUs
WE are prepared to execute JOB PRINTING,
Wv of every description, with nea,ness and des-
patch, and respectfully solicit the patronage ofour
friends in this department OF business. We will
wa rant ouI work to be as well and cheaply done
as by any other Establishment in the State.
Send in your work and give us a trial.
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E
SONS OF TEMPERANCE OFFERING.
EDITED BY GEN. s. F. CARY. +
PAST MOST WORTHY PATRIGRca oT THE soxs ~
TEaPERAScE o. NORTH AMERICA. =
On the first day OF July, 1851, will be issued
Cthe first number of the American Temperance
Magazine, it will be gotten up in elegant style.
and each number will contain sixty-fuur paveS
original matter prepared expressly Tor this work,
and embellished with fine portraits, (engravedf
on steel (ofonr distinguished Temperance Cham
Pious. This Magazine will be particularly deFo-
ted TO Temperance Litsrature Of a high charaeter.,
to consist of Tales, Essays, Biographies, Poems!
&c. Among the Portraits already engraved faS
this work are the following viz 80 =
Gen. John H Coehe Hon. Theo. FreTing-
~huysen; Hon. J. B.. 0sNean, G. W. p. OF s.
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Evans, G. s.. of Va. ! John B.. Cough, ESQ., 4
IT. M. Gslly, P. G. w. P. of Va; 4. B.. Mo-
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?. DILL A. M. Baker, P. C. W. P;ofMichss
w. A. Hannaman, P. G. W. P. of Ind. Hon,
C. A. Odds, G.. W. P. of Ohio. A. D. Elwood,
P. G.. W Of I'LL, Jas. Patterson, P. G.W.e
P. Of La, J. MeCaleb Wiley, P. g. w. P. Of
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This work will be issued monthly, printed on,
fine paper, of extra quality, with new and beauti-
fhl type.
TERMs-Two dollars per annum. inyaliA-
bly, IN advance. :
A. M. GoRMAN, Raleigh,
Gen. Agt for Nd s. Carolina.
r. VAN DIEM, Publisher, New York.
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TO SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
MAS0NS, ODD FELLOWS,
AND ALL OTHER ORDERS
A I'D SOCIETIES,

MCDONALD s. LYONS, No 7, Exchange
III Place, Richmond, Va, 2 doors from the
Post Office, manufacturers Of U. S. Flags,
Regalia, Banners, Costumes, Emblem, jew
els, Marshal's Sashes and Hat Bands, Marshals
Batons, Gavels. Ballot Boxes, SC, &c. One
of our firm has just returned from the North
ern cities with a large and splendid assortment
of every kind of TTImiHine necessary for eur
business in all its branches. Our stock has
been selected from the best importing houses.
We are, therefore, prepared to manufacture ev-
cry thing in our line at unusually low prices,
and warrant onr Regalia 10 give satisfaction in
style and qualify. j
Eleciroiype Seals engraved at short notice
and forwarded TO any State by mail.
Banners painted and trimmed in every va
riety of style. from $25 up TO the most costly.
Gold and Silver Embroidery Of any pattern
or design, executed in the best manner at short
Eotice,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-15

A SPLENDID TEMPERANCE MAGAZINE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-15

MCDONALD & LYONS,
No. z Exchange Place. Richmond, Va.
n. B.-Gold and Silver Laees, Stars, Ball.
ion, Fringe, Tassels, Braid, Banner Silks,
Gilt Eagles, &c, Sc, always on hand and for
sale low. Med. & l..
A. NJ. GORMAN, Agent for N. c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-15

%Are these hard shells? No other demon
ination in these parts would have behaved SO
shamefully. The Baptists in this region Tex
cept those calling themselves primitive are
the fast friends Of the Order of the Sons Of
Temneran,-e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Charleston Mercury has The col.
lowing. in reference To the late cl, clinn
Tor The South Carolina Stale Con,en.
linn:
The Convention consists Of l67 men,
hers-eqnal 10 both Houses of the I.egis.
Ianre. OF these we think We arc quite
safe 10 saving l27 are, distinctly and IN.
allcrahly, for secession and withdrawal Of
the Stale Of Soulh Carolina alone from,
the Union; or. in other words, they are
men who. us an old friend from the coun-
Try saii TO us yesterday -. have made up
their minds that the Federal Government
is cursed bad bargain. which i, j. high
time 10 gel rid Of" These men 90 for
secession nv the State alone. because there
can be no other eces.ion then hy ilr States
rs individual sovereigniips. aud because
the Withdrew al from the Union will thus,
in every si~ge of The AT. I've under the
senctlnn of the supreme AUTHORITY. aud
give 10 secession the same basis and SUP.
por, Of the sovereign will expressed III
the same form as the art by which South
Caroline entered the Uninn. A minority
Of the Convention. consisting Of. we think.
less than forty. are opposed 10 the speedy
action Of the State by herself. But we
are certain there are less than ten
members who viii moi unlesilalinply az
firm both of The following propositions
|. That The Stale. as one Of confeder..
cv Of sovereigas. has clear right g., Sc.
cede and. 2. that the ACTION aud posi-
tim Of the Federal Government afford
ample Justification for the exercise of that
right"
A fl commentary on this language,
we make The following extract from t;en.
cass's letter in reply 10 the invitation 10
attend The celebration Of BID in New
York:
" We are placed togelhcr wi h all The
essential elements Of identity. and with ~"
natural boundaries 10 separate US. along
which dividing line may be traced. and
il we cannot i've together in peace. with
q general government extending over all.
and protecting each BY the power o. Ill,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12

ice Ooayrwian istmeHa De Gun, si,v,l,s,-
ilameadel atall--ana ihal Il,r qpss,Isa \,
~ 10 Caastuiiuh.'' al a
rhafarief. naahfio - snbmhtr.l A. Il.
F,eaplf. l,s hrepms lle sfn.imrnt ~
iaige parina q Dc D-morra,ie Par
Whsse lez.lsrs sp9ase "a. wilh p<niu.r;,.'
an har.llisssi. slas <s<slins af osa.rp6,l..
The in,ellisrnrr nj The people,. ami the -
gaarr af srif-rnnrrii tan alone snvea...
-. me sslhiers y Rs 10 be errlssisrlv "
parry juris.Iisiian. and q earhi nss Ia b.,
eiiher in wh.,ie or any part. lItis feaole.
decide 10 haFra Cdnvrnsion. tisf n, "a. F..
meufs Of thr cnnssnasfan slsali b. "a.
prasrsed ar.i~r ihe ssspseer af pune ;u,s...
non and patriotic irresian 20 -al.e ro..l
rights u man. Ia ba<ly - int .tn.e ~
enrrapi and sirsisainz 4 snsengars whs ~
rnnols f,r srlf. should End no place.
II .l,ilnai-d 10 q pfss., af dir,a,;e,
and arc stoned 20 enIire ohedienre. pol;.
he i leaders serm 10 look spea l,eir on.
.ir.irns IS n matter NJ destiny. Indeed
this IL ma sn wonderful. a. The irnn ,r,,.
,r of party dominion has long since been
raised high abaFe al principle-all con.
sidefalions NJ RICH, and wrong--and -.
enis have not b en- wanting W carry ou,,h,
views and rnlaree the licis nj poli,;r,l
rlieaes and jun,os. The leaders have
bren an accustomed 10 stibmissioa ON n,
part 81 The People. thai proposition ina,
they should assert their sovereignty. take,
lhrm nv surprise. They would fain learn
The People better manners Than 20 trans.
rend The precincts marked oul fisr Them By
their political masisrs.
Bur The People rannnl fail 10 be alarm.
ell al hi. barefacsd slieInpi 20 iyranniz.
over their rigms. An insnlled and oulras.
ell people will assume an !. armar and n
aliilnde" that will canse even impudrn,
denagcRnisln ~ quail and say 70 their
presumption and folly:
.Hs. thou hssi ronsed The Lion from bis den,
ale stalks abroad. AMI the rude foresi irembI..
Al his roar" va. Commercial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12

nov are Ne % live oseshFr, Torso wsmusl
i've. II lFasl " position, WHEN ous bond
3 bloken. m Nc ere lpit with 70 COM
.non bmnise bul ihal 81 umPire a na-
lioas. Niih uhirh God d he iHdsmenl
has 70 aflen pnnishrd IN nleners Of asan-
kind! BE. who eannnl red De ansusi
10 he history az hnmas exp ae'lcs. Van
SOM real Il IN has swa. shtnld lilis isiai
asrrgake 10. :
10 those fr xbom Ilse pas shadows
forth the f.iurr. the hisinry and fate al the
6reeian Repablis,s furnish pr.gnanl les
500 fr Telerlinn. AZ vel IS solemn
warning fort The rnndurf nf ronmuniiies.
injeaendrnl IN their rights. bal mutually
depend. M by si,naIinI,. alf5asy and inter
raal.se upan lhf vii AMI fns5sarinre III
onr another. They @anld M hre in
peace loze her. and 81 liIfy lived N MAR
together. iill the eaDqaeior earns. and with
hrs iron heel cru.hed a. once lh'iF dimen,
Sims anil lhrir frre.lon. and The fais 81
Greere herame a hy-war. and Teproarh
among the nations az The earth.
: And shall We follow IN The same ca
rrer and furnish similar example Of ma
lisnal drlusion. 10 the ages thai sill sue.
coed us. proving ourselves unworthy al
The blessings acquired by the wisdom and
yalnr of our fathers. aud .nable IA maintain
them! No. nn. ii cannot he. This Union
and constitution are routed in The hearts Of
The American people. and they will pro-
ieci both. as ihey woalsl prolscs their al
lers AMI llprir fresides. :"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12
Washington, Feb. 20, 1851.

Gentlemen lit is a source OF deep re.
greet TO me that ms public duties absolute.
IL prohibi, me from having The pleasure
Of accepting your invitation. in hrh IL Of
The Unlon Safety COMMITTEE. To attend a
public dinner. nn the twenty second. IN
honor Of that suspicious lay. Auspicinus
indeed! ALI good influences. all ompns
Of independence. liberty. fee government.
The creation al nation. IFS prosperity.
happiness and glory. hung over The hour.
when the eyes Of Washington first open
ed 70 the light.
You say truly. gentlemen. that the pro.
sent moment admonishes us tn rally in
support Of his principles. Ia express anew
our admiration Of his charac err, and our
gratitude for his parting lessons Of patriot.
ism aud wisdom.
You say truly. gentlemen, that The
great daiy devoIving on us is ,hal of re.
garding The Union as The foundation of
our peace and happiness. and The Cons,i-
talion as the cement Of the Union. So
regarded them; 50 he con.
iured his felnw citizens in all genera
llnns. 10 regard them; and whenever his
Farewell Address 10 his country shall be
forgotten. and its admonilions rejected by
he pshple 81 America, fiom that time il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12

The letter from Mr.. Webster. Secreia-
~ Of State. I, the New York meeting.
was as follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12

Il is not only proper. hm absolutely
require by The principles Of our political
assoriatiun, ,lia. there sliuul.l be full and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12

Professor Newman says. that q is M.
ihematical certainty. that il The ex's''",
population al the world were To IN ra-'
for ahou, eleven or Twelve centuries. AZ ''''
same rate as lie Brush pnpulal'"" ~, =,
done fnr some time past. no room y" !"
be LEFT on the solid earth Or men. w'"r,'
and children 10 stand upon. allowing my
4 square f,ot for each.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12
our much obliged servant.
DANIEL. WEBSTER.

To Messrs. Moses Taylor. Isaac Townsend. Chas.
g. Carleton, Joshua ]. Henry. Francis 8. La
ihrop. George Douglass. Francis Griffin, Hem
ry Grinncll, and Edward X. Collins, Commit
tee, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Cntlerp, 6aroware, &r.


ENLARGEMENT. -CHARLES ).
IL LITTLE (successor to Osborn Lrtle) having en-,
larsed ms premises occupying both buildings NOS 50 ana
a Fulton St has with the enlargement opened up IN ao-
don 10 hi. already extensive assxtaeGt new and ve1
large stock Of n HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS
nc and fS the better Information of hs nenos anu ING
nnc who are not no ued to the extent Of his assof
"'"'' THE CELLARS
II NJ % and "A are lent Cut and Wrought Mails Spikes
Horse Shoes Rvets, Anvls Wagon Boxes, scotch Hone
and other heavy goods -. .>,D ercoSD
TEE FIRST FLOORS of Nos 80 and "a AND SECOND
~ FLOOR OF No. 80
are occuued manly with Shelf Goods. Cuaery BINDERS
Uardware Edge Tools and Tools for mechanics IN general
together with samples 49, ,,1,. ~, A., =.
with hoy.s Spades Hay, Manure ana Garden fotks 70
tsto Hooks Vises CHAINS, Corn aud COiee MINIS, &c
WIZ THE THIRD FLOOR OF No. 81
il devoted TO samples of Timed and Japannsd Hoo"
ware Sauce and Frying Fans, round and evai Bones'
Rrass Kettles Furnaces Scales, Pump Augers aud Run
mers Mortice and Boring Machines, JackscTews, 1uiS
SIX afes and goods for the California market, &c
THE FOURTH FLOORS -
of Nos 80 and 81 contain Hoes. Scyths Rakes acks Iss
Pumps Well Oh un and fixtures, Sleigh Bells Saa-hohs'
Turkey OIL Stone Sand Cruclblesy &c
THE FIFTH LOFTS
of Nos 80 and 81, Coopers Truss HOOPS benows scye
Snafhs Handles assorted Black LeadP Pots, Goa hods Nc
The whole comprising more complete assortment 'na
can be found store IN hs ahe
10 which the Of bis friends and the puDue VIM
have SO long extended theqr patronage rs invited
a 3mFr&TukW lam5
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NOTICE To MANUFACTURERS

For sons time past, we have been engaged in build
ing, aad preparing ~ build Brundreds Patent Throstle
Having cony ced stUck of oils for that purpose
able 70 build these machines with greater caracy
and dispatch than previously. and 10 recommend them
with confidence 20 attention Of manufacturer These
machines have been successful operation the last
four years. They VIII do much work the Danfo-rh
Throse with third Of the power. The more
uniform than from any banded spindle she Of bands
beng dispensed with In strength and durability this
Thios;le ssknOvledged by competent Judges. excel
every other spinning machine Many 81 the Live Spinde
Tn be atered 70 the principle 10
OIL nearly double he former quantity of work The Dan
forth ThrUsle also be altered, 20 give the full
quantity II yaln hOagh edac hg the power ~ least
thirds These ihrcStcs IA active operation 10 the
sotoilss Of siessrs p ChrySler Co. Of Klnderhook
sad Aimed Wild ESQ II Coaces Falls 10 whom We refer
the public Ol Inflammation u their practical working
We prepared a. us1si orders for Cotton
N'olsn ard Eta, Saclinsiy CASTING 'iIh Gearing.
sHstfuC T ifl's vel al eheI ARTICLES ~ oar
i'n. = .f,,rt. NRtNn2FD SCN \ q
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T AND WARRANTS LOCATED

- The undersigned would inform all Derxons in the CIV
OF New YORK ahd throughout the Interested N and
Warrants not located that they made an
with an efficient snd responsible Agent IN the Stars ~ We
eoRsn BY which they enabled locate the
best lands not taken up the State al y-rv r5r~ az
pense 10 the warra1tee holder Our aesat I. ntmsty
acquainted with all The lands the saie ,t, IN marked
and has accurate sectional Of such I.nds U.s
connected IN this business with the Hon Theodore Conkey
former Superintendent Of the Surveys Nsrthe WiSon
SIN and who has accurate minutes OF all surveys M. has
constantly hand large list OF the choices.
lands IN the Stae made from the rzd nerSonal er
animation OF such lands And the rners gaed onlJ su-
ges 10 all holding the hes, lsi
being rapidly taken up and that the sooner ther ,rn
are located the gIea'ef vii be Their cholcs ~ atIon
The entire expense OF Locating single warrant will w., IN
ordinary cases exceed the twelve doars and ner
located the arfAntee wi Certificate ~ rbs I.
ton and an accurate map Of the township IN WI oh th iaod
nes together with description Of the qnalv ~ N. oI
nnber anc water prvile II any thereon psrsons ot
OF the city upon Inclosg their - a. Tor iso
Wi receive receipt therefor by return mail ad "a zen
the location Perfected VIII the certiSrass mas
&C and We hold ourselves responsible ot all xsrr.,s an
received IL VIII be readily perceived that the afvart,1e.
~ the wArahtee Of early location are two frl1 n.
Choice OF the selection q land 81 The glyn da6nrs
character OF value 10 then warrant and renasrnr no-s
available that which before of uncertain .xsn...s
The above arrangement extends also the md,
and paying tAxes Northern Wisconsin ana 10 ~ -
tecins OF tin Der lands DE MOTIF srTTTFSI S TE
st'orr.ss ~ Iav. No ~ P-oa.!sav New Yars go
- if"S. y 81 ~ N O. aawTS r3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
EITS, FITS, FITS, FITS, FITS

- "a CHILD SAVED OF all the dlstresssx ma.
dies that affect tho human family ths disease wer,
because they " ~ na< give crejence 10 Dai irss0a
6xanne tbs case. and oaEef say csnaDt be csr,i
butte and be healed
Randolph Psasants Jr residing AZ FTahxlSrd opoot,,
the jerusalem Church, Ia the County II Phaie paia Pa
~as afflicted with FskDs Fits f,r wears ssd had fro
WAS much emacatei ard comp'a ned e coatnaed heas
ache and veal Of hs knees. and walked srh ats
terIns gait aIpete sose and set he thitle,
he groaned at night when ssleep and always lad "a ~
stomach that beng the position ne al ssu
deslre bre ks fingers snd when the As ~
him has parents obliged hss r.os,
TO prevent him from sns his tongue "a two His kI
been u1der the OF the most p<sctca ohysscsns ~
country he brought To this city ter MEDICAL avn.
ard bad tined all the wonderful medic nes advertised n,
Such the state OF his hopeless vhea BEGAN IN.
the 9Th Of September. 1853 with all the dnay.,
ages that opened to this beng Of 10 year, stxns
ing In three weeks broke the sts and ans x,e..
be perfectly restored having gssed flesh frOm ~
moment he came under my II any have loas, AZ
one Of respectable residents OF the of Pr.ni
ford, let him call and viii cow nee hin
B-The above under the care OF one Of IN.
mos, celebrated Homeopathic Doctors OF NosYork ante
whose care be became than he had been sncs
he had the Fits but he ENJOYS go d health ana u
growing fat Such the state Of this aious n,
and Is signed BY the father Of the child TO induce al M
have Fits 90 and be completely cured without A.va,
their constitution DESTROYED by mercury. their chdr.,
made bind by pink root but have them healed gently ssi
restored ~ health according 70 natural rules
Opposite ID. Jerusalem Church Fnssiors
All letters to c W. ROBACK, No. White ". viii b,
relsiousv attended to- # prepaid for more partcaias
cali and get Astrological Almanac gratis where ceS,
Gates can be seen att
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
AT MEDICAL DISCOVERYi-

GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
~ REV. A; LIB MYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT
% Rsi
RR S1i SAT- RH fNH BRoNcHf3i AZ
FECTIoNs, CANKER, SORE MOUTH, COLDS,
and S b
BILITY.
THE PERFECTION
Of this valuable healing art caused
by of hard study employing the
bottles have been used whia the last year. hrong
and without the effort Of the discoyeser Ii
sought heretofore, but vain for reef-to only
but the best medicine discovered for the
from persons Of high standing who have been restored
perfect health from the diseases promises to The
medical men have spoken OF IN high
Each ingredient performs ,aga6s part IN eecting azure
one of the greatest blessings that possess II
better than ne goid and who among the afflicted would
not few dollar. possess article that would
tore them 10 health All persons who lAborng under
the above disease Use: are requested % ~
ROCK ROSE AND SARsAP ARIL LA!
Rev. A. b. MYERS NEW LONDON, Conn.
ana sarsapars has effected certain cure Ia my OpiaOn
te relied upon as an agent capable Of eradcsns
the ''''s" and ''n ing the '''f Rev WARREN
Rock Rose apd sarsaparala for Salt Rheun. which, by
eiectually rsdcated cheerlly recommend il 70
Any VINO nave nteu 81 ftiiel IN HiDilA cases
Yours truly 8. Il JEROME.
New Haven, Sept 8, 1851.
Rev. A B. l.. MYgEs NZw-YoRK, Sept 10, 1851.
Dear Sr-Dunpg the last winter. had three attacks Of
Typhoid Fever, whlsh lef low and weak state
had he ard Of wonderful being performed by
your preparation Of Rock Rose and SasaDaf and csca
hated that If the half SAID Of u true suited my
Afer other preparations without benefit
and from knowledge Of YOURSELF commenced the Of
the Rock Rose and Sarsapala and found Of great
wee 70 me. a cotector and general tonic.
am very truly yours VS. WILLIAMS
No 100 Canat-st., New York
IN Ne4 " uho and rot nv
Ring, corner Of Johnst and Broadway; W. D. Crumbe,
No 2ss Bowey, corner Of Houston st. j. Crumse, No.
363 BOwery +. Guon No lz7 BoweSy Of Grands.
and ". ID Crunlbie corner Of Broadway aud Inh-ss
E5tfWEsM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Maebinerr, &r.

CAPITALISTS are invited to examine
>,ANERY BRADYS new Rotary Lever Multiply
ing MAGNETiC ENGINE, for which patent is secured.
IL Is oaat ON the best mechanical principle of any in
vsne1 can De seen running for few dsYs from 10 A.
nlS 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
CONWAY, No. l43 Fulton-st., near
Nm S VANDERBILT would ca
TIME FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

THE FALL CAMPAIGN UPENED
Il at Gen Taylors Head Quarters, No rs Eulton-st,
corner Of Gold l.. ROGERS, Commssary General OF
The above well known establishment desires to acquans
his patrons and the public that he now prepares to 9is
them an assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
(mads of superior materials and by experienced workmen)
at wholesale and retail, cheaper and more varied In
STYLE than can found any other house in this city
The entire establishment under the supervision OF MI
] SOUDER who will specially attend TO the custom de-
thereby guaranteeing perfect fit TO all who pa
tronze him Remember rs Fulton st. corner Goid-Gsn
Taylor's Head Quarters ole I'M