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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Grand Temperance EntertaLil I NE ne
go, Lii he held in he Broadway Tabernacle on MON
DAY EVENlNG, Nov 10. The President GonS a09
Esq WI Presids R gPRo[fa y PTs By Rev Z
J. MACON; and Report by the Secretary, i', ,e and
REN Addresses by Rev Henry mAEP TO- "a ~
IT, - NM in the service Benedicuon by Rev D.
bfWi1T The Tabernacle Choir, led by Pro; W. r.; o.
s, n6,rier SOM The Flag OF our Union, adapted
~ Terptrance By consent OF the aulhor h%ercsT' con-
mencc at u O'Clock. Admission free no q
Ocean tspPH NsYFTd9tNio@nr cNp Sa
sbp W4SHINGTON, G. w FLOYD 1ommepdeT WI! sal
for Bremen via Southampton on WEDNESDAf Nov. ~
price of paesage in the first cabin, $40.
Price Of passage in the second cabin $50
An experienced Surgeon IS attached TO the snip.
All letters must go through the Pos!-oftce
Specie delivered in Hayre al reduced rates
For passage M 91il ss SAND Agents 80 Broadway
ne Ct al2116la&20
Es5r Biblical Asfr0nomy.-Prof o. NJ. Mitchell,
Director Of the Cincinnati Observatory Eildeiyer Series
of Lectures the Hope Chapel, TUESDAY and tkl,
DAY EVENINGS, commencing TU ESDAI EE hNISG
next 18th inst al u O'clock Subjects OF the hrst tour
fla GREAT FIRST CAUSE evidenced in the struc-
ture of the Planetary and Sderial Heavens
Second-THE CREATION revealed through Moses
compared with our present knowledge OF the Universe.
I1ud-The Astronomical lntenogatories PrQpolnded
In tue Book of Job, and the Astronomical Nlac7S Vi WIS
Foayn.-The Chronology Of the Hebrews, as compared
Single admission, 50 Tickets can be had at Crow
en- and Francis Bookstores, and AT the door. nl+ fits
~ DR.. Banning, having perfected mis- Body Braces
sPna Supports and Hena Tfnsse has returned na 10 si
I've nervous pulmonary and vocal arrangements Phys
clans and deelers sre invited to examine bic Inventions
oSl
gYA Home within the Reach of All.-The
First Subscription Meeting OF the Morrisaia Building AS
sociation will be held Monday Evening next Copes o.
the Rules NAV be had of the President MYRoN FINCH al
lis Naesall-st York. whom subscriptions may De
paid Morrisana, llth Nov. 1850 nl<ot.
81 -Iya-on
e. DIR. Lutener's Ear Infsrmary, It warren.
al near Broad way open from till 3 for The excu6lye
treatment OF diseases, deafness discharges from the
ar and all unpleasant noises ia the head cured In shor
En,e without fisk or pain Consultation fee, ST. by letter
or otherwise. Unpaid letters refused. s9 2mD&N2 4sW
Kg' Wigs and Toupees.-BATCHELOR'S cee-
brated WIG FACTORY is al Wellst where at all times
can be found the largest assortment in the city Strangers
aud citizens should call and for themselves before pnr
chasing elsewhere. BACHELORS newly.nvented
WIGS obtained silver medal q! the Fair OF the American
Institute Copy the address mylo m"&Fu
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ooV pINDERS LEATHER.-The

1nS..t4r has on hand, and is constantly receiving
ss Rsd cf hssSe GI sa ssI s ffSa a Cali
key hoqoeJ CIob Marble Paper and every article re.
CURED Bnde Aw s 9s hd LEX Sssp and
o. " Cif Skfns All of which offered at the loWes
msT prices By n2 I'm JAMEs COOK At ReaIs
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rIfp0pE pAST AND PRESENT.

EUROPE PAST AND PRESENT,
With an Index 10000 names, showing al glance every
important fact in the history and present condition oil the
56 European States. Compiled from official sources
Large l2mo. 81 80. ,..
-. The works above mentioned are intended Ior every
public and private library in the United States.
n18lt GEO. P PUTNAM. Publisher. la5 Broadway.
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Two desirable Books of Reference, viz
THE WORLDS PROGRESS;

THE WORLDS PROGRESS,
Being chronological phabecal record of more haa
MILLION OF FACTS POLITICAL literary and scientific,
from the Creation July 1850 Small 8yo CLOTH 81 hali
calf s. IS calf extra, S. 90.
u reference, nothing equa TO LAS OooA
60 Z ~ Cprot HaE; 6 ArtAn' Mass1iae)
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" american lns,itr,o r,n,1rnc, cII4n
1 1ns bGsd ah OF Agriculture II he Ane1csn nse an
Sod is nexI S eeSg the Farmers Club VIII
ae ISL Brosdwsy On TTg sESs Of The American Inst
NTy S as a 6S noon Of s sS s s daS OF
coming season. on The Prst ma Regular Meeting for the
month u O'clock noon NJ t ~ s9rd TUESDAYS of each
institute. Ae Aoouls Of the American
eners Stock.breeders he friends no!hcoltursts, Gard
tsetares Commerce and the Ans are Hgcapre Manu-,
70 etend said meetings 10 aid with ,b invited
esertons IN behalf Of The Insitae " information and
Gentlemen who attend admitted fa.
u and the Institute happy to sec any charge
g meetings from all parts Of the tinted Stiss a s at
fotk, November IL 1880 s'A broadway, New.
SAMUEL VAN WICK, Chairman Of tina ans mis- Il
Psp. q Agriculture OF the American In noSra
afefs II Inc Country please nodce he a6oys
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nv, Oiny at Lexington. &c

CINcINNATI, Saturday, Nov. 10.
Hon. H. Clay delivered speech yesterday at
Lexington by invitation of the Legislature. =,
Col. X. Nj. Johnson, of Ky. is dangerously ill.
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BALTIMORE, Saturday, Nov l6
Hon. Howell Cobb, Speaker of the House OF
Representatives, delivered great Union speech
at Marion, Georgia. on Tuesday last. 1t is said to
have caused quite a revolution in public opinion.
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Newly ork and Massachusetts Election.

WAsHINGTON, saturday, NOV TO.
The Repubhc of this morning says that Coalition
Democratic and Abolitionists defeated the whole
Wing ticket except the Governor in the State, OF
New-York, and that the same coalition has de-
feated the Wings of Massachusetts,.
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LAW COURTS.

Counr CAIENDAR-This Day--Cucuh Court.
Nos OO6, 1913, 1907, 10l7 1890, l2l, lO22, 1924,
1894, 998, 458, l,025 to ,O30:
q. S. District Comt-W ednesday-Nos II,
81, 28, %, SO, "a to 49,
CIRCUIT CoURr-Beforc Judge Edwards
Buyger &. La Conr VS.. Columbian Fire Insurance
CO. Of Philadelphta.-To recover insurance on
match factory, already referred to. Verdict for
plaintiffs, 92,073.
SUPERIOR COURT, Original Branch. )-B eiore
Judges Oakley, Sanford and Paine
Decisio s:-J0hn Ahs6uhs, plaintiff in en-
ror, vs. Prosper COussin defendant in error
Judgment reversed
i'm. P. Sell vs. Justus E. Earle and Benz. r.
Ba66u.-Motion to set aside report OF reterees
denied.
james B. Danforth, appellant, vs. John j. Y.
WesterveA, respondent.-Judgment referred, With
costs.
SUPREME CouRr.-The Special Term was held
to-day by Judge Mitchell-No decisions.
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LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.

GRFAT LONDON EXHIBITION of
VI 1881 The Proprietor of extensive establishment
in Regenst who s honored with the patronage OF me, ner
npd would e, for TO be agreed on, splendid
SALOON most admirably adapted 10 ex9 d qe gHGa n
Extensive dsniev the room being the largest and most
splendid in Regens aud approached by noble entrance
and magnificent staircase $3.50. :. - 49,. J.; -. h
The advertiser would not object to join any party IN suca
nnder, sEi,g Early application by letter, prepaid, TO De
MADE 1t Wiiio, ThO1ass UNIVERSAL Advertising
1,t5cee 81 10 II Catherine-st. Strand, London
Eepanily furnished apartments can also be mad on me
sane premises consisting OF Drawing and Dining hooms
with numerous bed chambers &c repete with every con
yenence. ~
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.HEENLY TRIBUNE
raR sgMI-N
- NEW.YORK TRIRUNE

tn" - Wednesday and Saturday morning.
pesBsah ey taJ Two copies for S.. Ten for $40.
srse g I a. IT,. a1sss cents line each insertion
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pGrrNAM,S ORIENTAL. SCI

PUINAMS UNIFlNIAL SEKIES,
Comprising Laysrds Nineyeh 2yoIs $40, 81 80, (or
vol. half morocco, 81
Hawks Egypt and its Monuments Illustrated, 8yo
81 80. Half morocco, gilt edges, s..
Spencer's Egypt and the Holy Land Illustrated 8vo
cloth, 50. Half morocco, gilt edges, 81
Curzons MoDsseries OF the Leyant Illustrated l2mo.
81 30. ,.,.-,.-... ,.,..,,,,u ,,o,. ,,,.o
NV WaTburton's Crescent and Cross, 81 25.
Eohen. 30 cents.
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p1,rNAArs cHoIcE LIBRARY

Comprising works OF Chas. Lamb, Leigh Hunt Thos
Hood, FouQue, Homer, ChGuceT Speuser, Mary How-,
Miss Cooper Keats Montague Greene Tasso Isaac Wal
ton Bayad Taylor Bethune Bryant Miss Bremen Miss
Sedgewck 20 yols in cloth, so. Hall calf $40 Full
calf extra, so.
- Either of the above may be had separately. They
ure oil desirable library books of permanent value.
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ruE NETWORK TRIBUNE

yoR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
,.d m the departure of each Mail Steamer Tor Law
p pIce 81 cenis per copy, or "a per year posing"
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ofo Worcester at the American from 10 to 81 of every
ods, Tuesday, to wit Nov. 10; Dec g. &c.
In Springfield al the Hampden House, from TO lqt OF
every Other Wednesday forenoon, TO wit: Nov ~ Dec
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3 y elegraph to The Tribune.
The Nashville Couyeniion.

ri NASHVILLE, Saturday, Nov TO-
ne members having assembled, the business
OF the Convention was commenced at 10 o'clock
Mr. Gordon, OF Va from the Select Conmittee.
reported preamble and resolution TO the follow,
ing effect The preamble declares, that Individual
states have residuary rights, and that the people
OF the several States are not rs one people united
for certain purposes. They are all equal-each
State has right to judge OF an infringement upon
it by the other States, and has right to secede
peaceably. Any attempt to coerce the seeding
States into the measures OF the majority IS gross
assumption of power; and the South Is recon-
mended in case any one State should seceue, TO
support that State Ali the anticipated evils, Tor
the consideration of which this Convention has
been called have been fully realized. The S0Gsn
has been degraded by the virtual extension Of the
Wilmot previso over California, ana the exclusion
OF slavery from Utah and New Mexico. Not sat-
isoed with California, Utah. aud New Mexico,
Congress has bought-under threat OF bringing
down the militia il she refused TO sel-teultory
from the State OF Texas, for the purpose Of max
ing that asofree. Not only this Congress has
likewise interlered with slavery in the District OF
Columbia.
The resolution recommends the calling Of Con-
gress OF the South, to meet in Montgomery, Ala.
for the purpose of consulting rs to what course
shall be pursued by the Southern States for the
maintenance OF their rights and institutions
The preamble and resolution We're ordered to
be printed, notwithstanding several members of
the Convention dissented from the report.
The body then took till 81 o'clock il
the afternoon.
NASHVILLE, Saturday, Nov. 1t, s P. NJ
The Convention, according to adjournment re-
assembled at 81 o'clock, P. NJ. and was called to
order by the Chairman.
Mr.. Gordon, of Virginia, moved that the Con
vention adopt the Report of the Committee with
instructions to amend.
MIR. Clay, Of Alabama, opposed the motion and
supported the report at length.
Gen. Pillow. of Tennessee, was opposed to the
Report and gave his views at length. Northern
aggressions, though great, would not justify such
measures as the Report contemplated. He would
not despair Of the hope that Northern patriotism
would influence the higher law followers to de-
sst
Col Polk, of Tennessee, moved to strike out
all the Report and insert the resolutions of the
Tennessee delegation He desired vote upon
the motion. He wanted to know whether we
were for the Union or Disunion.
A motion was made to adjourn till o'clock on
Monday, which was carried.
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~ Industrial Home ASS Ocintion, no. IA
SPECIAL MEETING of this Society will be held this
M0NDAY) evening, at II O'Clock, at ST. Lukes Buildings,
conner Of Grove and Hudson for the sole purpose OF
receiving as members those whose names passed the In
yeig0tng Committee on Friday evening last n B. Those
members who have received no Pass Books requested
to attend and obtain them JOHN STEVENS,
T. D. MURRAY, Sec'y. lnl8 III president,
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BOARDING.

POARD.-A Gentleman and his Family
ADcan be pleasantly accommodated in Private Family,
with every comfort desirable 10 make an agreeable home
MI 9teOdx
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DRY GOODS.

VeATRNONlZE G.. NJ BODINE. 1928
Grnd-st corner of Orchard, the richest and cheapest
Dry Goods Store in this city-qyil open This Day some
choice New Goods greater bargains than ever before
offered Among them Shawls, SILKS Saiins PopIins
Merinoes. Paranattas Cashmeres DeLeines and wide
black and colgred Veyets for Ladies wear.
0long and square Cashmere Shawls new designs and
colorng from 3 to $50
LOCO Plaid shawls long and square, plain ceners all new
patterns Of the most fashionable styles from 81 81 to So
500 Tibet Wool snawls long and square scarlet Grim
SON. blue green, and all other colors, from s. 30
to Sc 50.
500 pieces black and colored figured and changeablc
Silks and satins, ali coiors, from 5s to ss per yard
100 pieces Poplius all coors figured waered and plain
very cheap
Ladies Wide yelyets black ana colored, from 81 to So
500 pieces French MeTinoes, Paramattas and Lyouese
Cloths OF the most fashionable co!ors from Is Cd los
per yard.
patterns and coors be found in this market
Is Sd and Is per yard
500 pieces Mpacas Bombazines, Mohair Lusters and
other Drets Goods.
The best of Cloths Cassimeres, Satnets,
Kentucky Jeans Vesngs, Cavpts Opera Ties Silk and
Linen Handkercefs for Gents and Boys to be found
in this city, and fly per less than other
sell them
Also. so pieces Flannes twled and pain red, white
and yellow,
Quilts
Ticking Canton Fannels and Drapery OF all kinda, from
Cd per yard up.
Also Ladies' and Gents best quality Kid Cloves and La
dies fine embroidered Linen Handherchie and black eni'
broidered for mourning.
Together with prints from Sd to Is yard, Linens DID
pers. Jaconets Canbrics, Mus Plaid, Book and SWISS
Musins pain embroidered and coored figured with eve
ry variety of Dry Goods
Ladies ii you want 10 save money by your purchases,
give us CALL for determined to sell cheaper than
any other store in the city G. M BODlNE,
n181r 1873 Grand-st. corner OF Orchard.
nRY GOODS.-WILL BE SOLD, at
TTreduced prices, large assortment! OF APacas, Me
rinos, Cashmeres Black siks B5oad o3Ss ams on
S4 njs ss l''D'' ''N " MATHEWS so C4herne-st
STARTLING NEWS.-From this date
ye shall maize great reduction on ali stock with
the exception OF cd and Is De Lanes and I'd frl se
we have been selling at half price we say 10 a coie
and see at mn | =, 10 .lu1so--- -.
nAVID COATS'S SPOOLCOTTON-
A IAN invoice Of this superior Thread, just landing
pl5s,+ -'N'-1 46 Cedar-st. Agents.
ERENCH MERINOS, CASHMERES
a and MUSLIN DE LANES, PRINTED De
LANES. WOOL LONG SHAWLS, in the greatest vaTle-
ty and at the lowest prices in the city, for sale by
MIS- lOhs+ BOOTH L FUTILE, 50 CEDAR-ST.
nRY GOODS.-Most complete assort-
~ men of LADIES' Gents and Children, D DRESS
oOnDS tn ha found in the city g. Nj. BODINE,
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In Hartford, at the American, from 10 of every other
Wsnesday afternoon, to wit: Nov. 2o Dec a. &c, nib 1t
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,,,opyrA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
'el,ssed on the departure Of each Mail sisanaer i'i
y - Price, st Cents per copy.,.z,r, zro,,obe,s
sas GREELEY McEAhA1n uot-7
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-.e,=',,s' YORK TRIBUNE.
INAI npIR1rNg 10 PUBLISHED

naFT,y TRIBUNE Is run 1D
sur szFs.f o OLE mo SUNDAYS EXcEPTED0
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AZ ~ G -, for y IN sass Gents a Per Per
AID dsp WIN faey pre-. oar nj the same rats Single
ives; +, ~ Is ucis OF Nail Subscribers Five Dollars per
sD Ga sac6poas ,asen for s sT m9s T
s. . @ 7e Country P@ S5vsP P Dsy
PC al Nj Office whose terms are higher tnan
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~ ropK WEEKLY TRIBUTE,
NRW .lop PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, \! y
VIZ VIZ sTe Sa'as Exit iy copies for $40 or twenty
ssnna ID s1y r see and the paper II no case con-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
OLIVER GoLDsMITH's WORE

rIsl COnpleiS eu4tIOI.
Elegantly printed with yignette &c yos. large Emo
cloth, - Haltcalf, S. Half morocco gilt tops Ss Calf
extra, $40.
The elegant edition of this tayore author ever
published. and the only complete library edition
NJ be MY placed among English classes
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q. SIS Reward.-LOST, on Saturday, between
Nineteenth and Wall Streets an unfinished Manuscript OF
twenty pages partly written both sides, partly on one
Orlyl Whoever will leave the at The Tribune office
shSM receive the above reward nl8 st
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IN Philadelphia at the Morris House, 1893 Chestnutst
from IA Of every other Friday to wit Nov z; Dec
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ESr u. s. REails for Bremen.-POST-OFFlCE
New York Nov 49, 85OMnils for the U. S Mail steam
srWASHINGTON VIII be nude up al this Office on wed
neday the 10Th inst. closing at ? M.
nlsN VIM. V. BRADY, Postmaster.
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~. California MuiIs.-POST-OFFICE New
YoIh, Nov &c. 1856 The following extract of letter
from the Postmaster General the subject OF pamphlets
kc sent 10 California is published for the information and
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AS Cook and to assist in Washing and
Iroripg. by respectable woman. She is good Cook.
and wiling 10 assist in the Washing and Ironing and can
do the Baking in small private family The oes OF cry
tween Seventh and Eghthays upstairs Can De sen 'i
two DAYS. hlo ~
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tSgned) n. K. HALL, L. M. General"
Under tbs glove Instructions all books and printed mat
s s4esPas- sPsfs, VIII rs charged pamphlet rsstege
psgesNz q cents for the fl ounce and cent for every
additional ounce or fraction OF an ounce.
Rail- yVM Y. BRADY Postmaster
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nua Course Of Lectures before this institute Will be deV
cred al HOPE CHAPEL, 100 Broadway, Opposite me
New.iork Hotel, and will commence on MONDAY
EVENING, 18Th inst. An Introductory Address setting
forth The History Objects, &c OK the Institute, VIII precede
the hrs Lecture
ls5O-Noy, 8.-lntroductory-By PARK BENJAMIN, Esq.
SlbNc--"The Age OF Gold"
Nc Nov, %-By ,CHAs A. DANA, Esq subject-"The
Workers in Modern Times"
Dec BY Professor HUME. Subject" Electro Mag
neilsm, GslvRnsm,' &c.
Dec BY Professor HUME Subject" Electro Mag
netc Telegraph
Dec: ltSByS p. Andrews, ESQ. Subect-"The True
Constitution OF Government"
Dec 8-By BAYARD TAYLOR, ESQ, Sublect-"The
Animal Man"
ls5l--Jan 6--By HORACE GREELEY. Subject" Sue
eesS OF Failure in Life" mi. ,,
Jan la-By Henry JAMES, ESQ. Subject" The Rule
Jan 21By HENRY JAMES Esq sublect-"ProRer'y
jan Ply PARK BENJAMIN, Esq Suolec'-' L ne III
togNces OF the Mind - o,,,
Beor open at PM Lecture to commence al O'CLOCK
Eecsely. =.
NSeis for the Course - Single Admission, p cents
To admit Gentleman and Ladies, 80 cents.
T,s, Of capitalization Fee, 81 yearly Dues
payable N advance g. -. -.
P,trtego, Of Members-Free admission with family to
al Lectures; the use OF Library and Reading Room De
bsnng Class, &c; and reduction OF 81 quarter rom
School bills
Tickets can be had at the Institute Rooms lo5 Bowery;
ahe principal Bookstores ard al the door, on the Even
Ing Of each Lecture
MS SA JOHN GREASoN, Chm. Lecture Com
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V9ATRICK DILLON, an Irish boy,

FHVO LAWYERS.-A Young Attorney
Il in the Supreme Court who has considerable business,
wishes TO enter respectable Law Office either as faTner
, n, Eir 0eice J' -f 49, nl6 ST. 81
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WANT PLACES.

4 SITUATION by a very GOOD RECON- RECON-,
work and Waiting washing and Ironing or TO axe care D %
children and sewing is rstrnte Waslel ao no;i VII
knows French utiig can cut and fit chidrens coine W"
make herself generally useful, objections to 90 10 .o
Country. Pleasa cal al $50 Broadway mo ~ -
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~ TedemnfiOn from SpectncIes.-NNtUraIo RhL
go sn1 Near Sight Cured-Prof BRONSON enables
psIOn 10 their natural sight to restore ater
glasses das Sevs weeks or months without pain risk
e am ~ and a, reasonable expense Discussed eyes also
msa,sd. Upward of 5000 references given None but
u nsid Ieters received. Students Instructed.
nrracE pays In Boston, every Monday, at the MARI
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a Situation, by an industrious, NICE ana
IA tidy gr TO do cooking, baking, washing anu ao-
or for al he homework s first COOK baker "slc
and ironer knows how 10 do French dung and Is ~lng
To please the lady VIII make herse genera iseil- mas
no objection in Inc country Can Ell - no"e.J.
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a s CHAMBERMAID and WAITER, by a re-
LAspecabe young Woman Chambernad and pam
Sewer or TO assist in the Washing and Ironing fhe pei
of CITY reference given from her last PLACE. where sue ~
three years Cal 643 Westinghouse between Ghalles
Christopher. hie u
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-27

lca's great ones might be dashed off in
q series of pictures, somewhat after the
following fashion:
Webster has immense weight and
massive grandeur. Hc is q mountain
of New England granite capped with
snow. Clay has the activity Of ligh.
thing, its yastness of sweep and its
swiftness Of motion. Calhoun is a fiery
sword of genuine Damascus steel, that
pierces the knotticst problems with a
sharp edge of analysis, exhibiting the
very atoms of his own argument trans
parent as chrystal, and cutting out the
core OF an opponents fallacy.
But Bascom is like none of these -.
His eloqucnce is one unrcmitting sue.
cession of explosions. Intensity, mild
ness, exubcrancc, conHagration, are
elements Of the atmosphere in which he
moves, and have become absolute ncces-
sites of his nature. He is not the
greatest orator ofthc age, but he might
have been so had his education been
conducted in different school, or had
fortune given him higher theatre.