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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04
WINDOW SHADES.
TELEGRAPH.

YNELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Stran-
Il gers are invited 10 call and examine the operation OF
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH at
NORTONS TELEGRAPHlC ROOMS,
IN Broadway, NeW-York
The Immense attending the adaptation OF DIN.
sead's Patent Telegraph Battery to the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber TO accept from the Manufac-
turers, -
the appointment sole Agent fol- the sale thereof and they
will hereafter be kept constantly on sale at
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway, NewYork-
The Olmseed Patent Magnetic Machine FOR MEDIC All
purposes is entirely different from any other medical IN
strmente person form proper idea of It's ad
vanages without Witnessing its operations when they YIN
be found so apparent render argument suPerhuous
The current OF electricity completely under the control OF
the operator and from almost mpercepubty be grad
ualy increased to any strength the patient may desire
while instead of feeling the painful spasln9dic contraction
of the musces produced by al other medical tnstnmens
gentle current Is flowing pleasantly through the
tenn Telegraph Companies respectfully Informed that
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus is kept constantly on sale at
NORTONS TELEGRAPHlC ROOMS
III Broadway, New York,
where all orders must be addressed. oil FM&WH
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PATENTS.

S.-Bartholomew' Patent
4 SelfActing-.he only patent Hydrsus the market
nnd the only Hydran took the medal at the late far
Are strong Durable likely to get out Of order never e
liable to freeze will moi burst pipe are easily and cnrsPy
repaired wlhoutay digging uP have been in genera use
real estate owners, landlords, R E agents. &c Also
Double Hydrau for two yards also H0se Hydranss o-
sale by the plumbers generally 40 ,,,oos.
Beware OF counertes and infringements. DIS lmeod'
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INSTRUCTION.

MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, AT
1yH WILTON, Connecticut-ABEL WhlTLOCK, Prn-
cpa and Propreerhe perusa OF the Circulars Of ms
and erected by the Principal isin every respect convent
with ample grounds about The location is , elevated
aud New-faven Railway. The Pupils the present year
have numbered about thirty The terms range according
age from $50 10 $40 quarter Circulars can be had at
1893 Broadway do ST.
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VVREEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN
Nv RRYAN,S PLILMONlC We

d minutes, insured by BRYAN'S PULM0NlC WA
FERSA single dose of this extraordinary remedy guar
aneed to give immediate relief in all cases OF coughs Colds
asthrnas bronchitis irritation of the uYsla and loncl' and
all diseases of the lungs, or the money VIII be returned
They are pleasant the taste, unaing in the eject and
have been fully tested by thousands both in the United
States and Europe Price % cents, Sold by Druggists
generally Wholesale Depot in New ork ZlJ fidson'sl
wholesale agent wanted in each Of the principal cdes
rou ghout the Union Orders addressed to the proprietor
J. BRYAN Rochester, N. Y. (post-paid) will meet with
attention nj I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04

"A LADY who has had many years ex-
"a pegience In teaching the Piano Forte having now
few hours her disposal wshe0 10 take or two more
Pupils to instruct either their residences or her own
Address 6. s. Tribune Ofice. NIL Inns
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vH7HE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE

FHNHE ORIGINAL AND GEN UINE
q DR.. TOWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARlLLA is manufactured under the imme-
date direction Of the weknown Chemist and Physician,
JAMES R. Chiffon, of NewYork, whose certificate,
printed on green paper will be found the onsde wrap
per each bottle This prevent the possibility ofany
mistake or question to its genuineness
DR. s. P TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA is war
raned to possess more medicinal virtues in one bottle than
in six bottles oany other soaed Preparations of Sasapa-
rlla and to keep good for any length of time, in all c-
mates.
This Medicine has cured more persons of different dis
eases such mentioned below than eli the other adyer
tised Medicines put together.
Ii cures Scroin Stubborn Ulcers Effects Of Mercury,
Fever Sores, Eryspelas Rheumatism, General Debility,
Dyspepsia, Costyeness Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, Ringworm, Salt Rheum Heart diseases.
Sold By all the principal Druggists and general Store
Keepers throughout the world.
Principal Office in NewYork, 80 Nassau-st,; Principal
Office in London 355 Strand door the Lyceum The
ater R23S&WJlt
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HATS


QUESTIONABLE HATS.-Just 6n-
"a lshed, the most splendd article offered Elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS 81 the low prceoi SS Usually aold
Of g. AlRo, an article al o. 80. Neat Hate a. ~
49, BROWN,
n25lm 1855 Oanai-st door from Sullivan
NHIII)FsEN'S BEAVER HATS
OPeozl pure white, drab black and brown bE.AVE IN
HATS of nanowest styles, trimmed IN he most lsleuI
md elegant manner NAV be found at the extensive esta6'
mark nhlv low VIM, BANTA,
ny 6,eod. LOG Canal corner OF Woosterst
AIDES, BEAVER BONNETS.-La-
Adies will find at BANTAS, LOG Canal of Woos
full assortment OF dab black pure whe ana o!ue
Felt Bonnets fashionable shapes n9 6teod*
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MEDICINES.

DILES, DYSPEPSIA, COSTIVE-
Il NESS, Liver Complaints Sickheadache, Kidney Aztec
ons and many other Ailments pleasantly and Ell
fectualy cured not by Biers Drops Sarsapara but
by STRICKLAND'S AMERICAN FAMILY PILLS ana
VEGETABLE PURIFIER, because they act upon the
Liver Kicreys tie Ssivay ard Glanduar bodies aud pass
the perspirabe fluid from The pores of the skin See an or
Ucle in The n Y Medical Gazette OF Get g. signed G. and
more fully explained with wonderful cures attestedt IN the
pamphlet al The Office l53 Fulton ST. and al The Druggists
fIenereiy di3.V
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DANCING.


TAANCING ACADEMY.-Ma a III G
1PAUGUSTA ST. JAMES has the honor 10 inform the
public of NewYork that she has purchased Of Madame
FERRERO her splendid establishment, No q HOWARD
ST and begs leave refer TO the following card OF Mad
anne FERRERO:
Madame FERRERO most respectfully announces the
fashionable circle and citizens generally OF New York, that
che has discontinued her Instructions in the polite
plishmen of DANCING and that the possession OF her
ACADEMY has been transferred to Madame AUGUSTA
ST JAMES whose very refined method and beautiful style
OF the einenty qualify her for the task she undertakes
Madame FERRERO, from her knowledge of the great
abilities of Madame AUGUSTA is most happy to recon-
mend her 10 all her pupils and patrons and zeaously
sohcs for her continuance of that favor and extensive
patronage which she Madame FERRERO has enjoyed for
many years assuring them that if nRd strict attention
10 the parng OF her others be attractive feature
Madame AUGUSTA, she ia persuaded will give general
satisfaction.
Madame AUGUSTA has made arrangements with her
correspondents Ct Paris Messrs Perrot Coray Mazlier
Cearius Msbile and Sco receive all their compositions,
positions for QRadrles Wal;zes, PokaS, Cotious Ale
mandes &c &c. and has already received new German
Dance called Motron, also the Dreer and MazuIka Gus
drles She will also teach the Spanish and Havana Qua
dres.
Regular Glasses for Misses and Masters on WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS ct O'clock Pm. For Gentle
men on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS at II PM Private
Glasses of eight be formed any hour 10 suit The
Venlence OF ladies' and gentlemen. M 6weod"
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H.. and fg gsu1y p. s"a S gsss M
g. Wirsor and Jlco5 w. wnse,.-sa@ng9ess ~ WiSs0s
ca costraeL Com yet ssr.) To LETA1 ,1bssssst y
eairsd TO lsswer he complaint n ta - esss
&sS a ths ozes CT the cars o. tha C - .srTe s
nssWsr 70 Aa said compliant The ,sS g.sa sHss1
y 3 u de City . & s ~ y 1871; .lsEs Z
ser As SeTes o. Ise -. Al q sswsr sad
30 .ss ~ rsss shs paahs tA-' ss;ps sr.Ioas ~
ax.sst you for tls Of Eve ha ~ .ts Ssy n
80 ss' s sd9 6ondr5 spa ory eight Bessie %
aas~Dssss New Taes. O. 9ssEs ;sa E yEaur rs' Ass
oa9;aw6wH fA@S' -
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E9NGLISH COUGH CANDY Or

ElZLONDON EXPECTORANT-The GREAT REMsDY
for bad Colds Coughs, Hosrseness, &c II is prescription
strictly scientific and will positively all common colds
coughs &c. All persons, especially travellers, wa.cnen
eealnen public speakers &c should keep supply hand
This of the year Price dime per tablet cts
half tablet. d. lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04

mo LANGUAGE can portray the JOY
l which woman must feel on having her Tanned,
Freckled, Suuburnt, Eruptive, Red, Chaied, Rough,
Chapped Dark Skin Transformed into Whieness Purity
Smoothness Soflness and Transparency through me m
SOAP II Is impossible imagine the exquisite briance
hich continued of this wonderful Soap capable oil
importing 10 the complexion me spear OF TIM
rel never worked greater wonders and ms also may be
said of GOURAUDS INDICATED HAIR REsTORA-
TIVE which exers marvellous influence IN preserving
and restoring Hair places whence has fallen off and in
rendering wiry Hair silky and richly glossy Trial 1 bottles
welIknown deplaory for extirpatng superluous Hair
from any part Of the body quickly and safely warranted
change Red Grey or Light Hair to beautiful Brown or
Black in fey minutes without sianing ihe skin Con
carnalion tnge pale cheeks and lips detyng deecon
by rubbing with cloth or handkerchief GOURATpS
flushed rough salow skins ever invented
Tho genuine cosmetics and preparations OF Dr. FELIX
GOURAUD are only be obtained al his Depot, 81 Wal
frat from (not I'M Broadway Boston BATES
Il JORDAN, 1919 Westinghouse CALENDER 30 south
Thrd-st PHILADELPHIA. no In
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TgyOYS TOYS! az So John-st.-The
subscribess have imported large and general a.soI.
men, on ToYs for THE Holidays which they ofef q mo
ls'7'iS11eON r. p20tD2S*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04

EXTRACT of LOCKWOOD and CUT
.A1DYE WOODS OF tbs Grss quAaty, Manufactured hy
the RhFP.RhAA MILLS Cox sale q dc oweai marked
Auss smeOd' RUSSELL L STILES, ISIS Ys,cr-ss
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NRANFYS PATENT SOAP.-There is
~ no longer any doubt of the superiority o. this 1 article
over everything else yet invented for washing me IN
creesng everyday demand for Soap is ample evidence
thai we have claimed much nor said TOO much
OF cur Soap aud that the public do appreciate me @
of The award to il OF the First Premium and Diploma BY inc
Y State Agricultural Society Albany and the late Fair
of the American Institute in this city For sale al IAe
manufacory al Sulvsns ST and by GroceFs generay. III
This CITY and Brooklyn and Wiliamsburgh. d26ieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04

YEVO LET-The extensive WINERIES
IL and GARDEN at Andalusia, Bucks Co Pa on the d.
rect line of railway between NewYork and Philadelphia
The graperes supposed 10 be the largest in the ned
States Apply either by letter or in person, to CkAId
RIDDIE 6I South Eourlh 81. Philadelphia noO Nv
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DRY GOODS.

OOO GASES BLEACHED SHIRT
@UUINGS, &C. q, 20, SO and Sc inch, suitable for
manufacturers OF Bags and the general trade For sale by
ID C.B LIE BARON, SIS Pine-s-
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ITO LET-Furnished OF Unfinished, to
a small family without children, the Upper Part OF a
two story HOUSE situated l57 Highest. Brooklyn, H. l.,
within ID minutes walk Of Fulton Ferry References CIV
en- and required particulars inquire as above n23 o
FENO LET-Rooms, large and small, over
Il our presen, store-entrance in Dey-st-suaoe ior
Offices trades and professions Possession given rS' Oh
December until the FIRST OF May. Rent low
Dv pl9tf "NA' D. APPLETON L co. 1911 Broadway.
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TO LET.

VHNO LET-The LECTURE ROOM of
Il the Society Library Building, corner of Broadway
and Leonard at for Sabbath days. Apply to THOMAS s.
MILLER, 5l7 Greenwich St n50 Inn
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET
Il The hreesory house. 252 West Thirteeni-st furnish
ed throughout Has Groom in and cold and hot baths In
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PIANOS

RBlANO-A very fine Second Hand Oc-
IL Piano for se5 one do for as: one de- for SIS
Also very superior Rosewood Piano 81 Octave for 3l75
Also God Hunting Levcr and several other Watches,
Silver Plated Table and Tes Spoons &C. Cash advances
on merchandise and personal property Of all kinds
as ]. z. JONES. 81 Arn.st md door.
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DRINTER'S BLANKETS-And Lap
Il ping Engravers and Roller Cloth, for sale by
d4 CD. LIE BARON, IS Pine-st.
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7 CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY



N ses fyo1 arc Ia wantof good article OF FAu,iiy
ard Soap and Son d. and Starch also an excellent er
ee owhiia Soap used principally for linens and enncoes
vi, remarkable iers hleaehn qaAliea Orders received
sna Attended 10 punctuAg BY JOHN SEXTON 81 the Fse-
to'S' La neehrcSses-s1 nS Inns
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TTHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
IL COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK office
Ocean Bank Building corner OF Greenwich and Fulton sta
CASH CAPITAL S20e,0 600. Insurance. against loss
or damage by FIRE. CROWELL ADAMS, President
GgoRGE " SAVAGE Secretary Je20n
DROOKLYN FIRE INSU RANCE co.
AD-Ofhce No. 6 Merchants Exchange, Wall-st N. Y.
aud IS FuonsL Brooklyn WA. ELLSWORTH, Pregt
A. G. STEVENS Secretary. aus 6m'
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THANKING HOUSE OF J. CARO-
Il others 4 co. No. Is Woodst PITTSBURGH, Pa
Collections made all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF me
limited STATES Reference In New York, messrs.
Vins!ow, Lsnier & Co. 81 Wall-sL eulW
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Y-PERPErUITy-U n Q N
~ MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-Cash
CAPITAL and Assets $500 0O0-Insure Lives on the most
foreign climates or to California Particulars given and
Policies granted, application TO JUDD HOLLlSrER,
raj Examiners nz3 6is
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DOCKY BAR MINING COMPANY,

NVONh
Ne CALIFORNIA1The Subscriber hereby gives no
flee TINT ne has sold all his interest in the said Company
and thai he ia neither Shareholder Director thereof
and thai his has been used as Director OF The said
YORK. Ney. n. 1850 ma 1wt HENRY BANGE.
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nEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs.-To BUILD
~ ERsseaed Proposals viii be received At tbs oee Of tie
Commissioners OF Repairs srd Supplies basement No Cy
Hail. until Saturday, Dec 7th ls0 IL O'Clock wheh h.y
will be publicly opened o' building house for Easns cospaay
No. pas aud specification Of the required 10 ssl
all normaonu regard hervo be had At h5 oes OF tbs CON
Repairs and supplies the cce OF tbs Rt
pairs 10 Public Buildings 10 ENIsbsthst
B-BauA Estimates beihAj siher OF the above oa
mss WIN ADAMS. Commissioner OF Reps and Sap1h.
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STREET. DEPARTMENT, Nc. 4 y ALL OF EC0RDS-se.e4
nronos will be the Street COMMISSIONERS
THURSDAY Dec g. 1880, at O'Clock NJ TO Regulate ADD s
Curb and Gutter Batavia st Roosevelt
information thereto, be had application
10 tia Contract Clerk fthis Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04

SHEPHERDS MAUD-Or GENTLE
SMEN'S SHAWI.-This article 10 used in Scotland, for
protection against rain and cold promenade garment
In England and this country Is becoming extensively
for the purpose well In carriages railroad
and steamboats, As bedbisnke,, in travelling, nothing
can exceed for comfort full assortment, from the Bay
Ttate BILLS, for gale by VIM. 4. JENNINGS Co Isl
Broadway, NewYork, Wholesale and retail dealers In
Clothing. o28u
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THE TEHUAsTEPEc RAILRoAD-The attention of the
people Of New Orleans is just much taken up by the
subject OF the proposed railroad across the isthmus OF
Tehuantepec. year ago permanent committee was
appointed TO to New Orleans il possible, the right
OF way, and this committee has just reported its
In that object II appears that the Mexican government
had granted the exclusive right of communication by
steam, caas railroads, the natural
the shmus for sixty years. with ten leagues Of
land on each side or the line IN simple to Mr. Garay,
and that he had conveyed the same 10 Mr. Hargous.
This latter gentleman has been for some time endeavor.
ing to obtain assistance from the government OF Wash
ngon, in the shape OF mail contract, 10 enable him TO
Construct railroad. but without With him the
committees have entered into an agreement partner
ship, by which he conveys all his rights 10 the au,hor-
ties Of New Orleans who TO construct the railroad,
upon stock 10 be raised in two years, OF which he is to
receive for his privileges onethrd The estimated cost
is six millions OF dollars, sixty thousand dollars per
mile Mr.. Hargous will thus be entitled to stock TO the
amount Of two millions Of dollars, and at the rate
in case the expenditures exceed the estimate.
These the leading features OF the agreement Il is
believed that The returns from the sale of the lands alone
Kill PAX the cost Of the road which will itself be profit
ciiaie intercourse with California - every advance. IA
In furtherance OF this enterprise Major Jonathan G.
Barnard oil the United States corps OF engineers, accom-
panied by thirty forty assistant engineers &C., leaves
this city on the 18th instant, for the mouth OF the Coat
zacualco, to commence dwelling the road
(Pennsy uanian.
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SUCCESSION OF JoHS ENTHUSIASTICALLY Msssrs.
Cro.smau, Roseius, and DAquin qualified as executors,
The property is estimated from six ten millions; but
much Of IL consists OF land situated various States, that
is impossible arrive any correct opinion IL Is, how
ever largest property the South Should any OF the pro-
visions Of the will be declared void these Requests will de-
volve tbs States Of Maryland and louisiana, who will
carry out charitable wishes Of the tesaor, though they
may preserve his property ashs desired The
OF eccentric lawyer, who filed opposition to the action
OF the executors, 10 looked on as harmless display He
claims be creditor OF the deceased and, such, emit
tied the administration the deceased having died nes.
tate Even II the position tenabe, would like TO
lawyer who could give the bond We would rather
sec the prodigy than hear Jenny Lind sing.
INsw Orleans Crssesmi, Oct. 81.
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THx BosroN DAILY TIxss-NKw BuiLDrso This spirit
ed and handsomely executed paperths pioneer OF the
penny press In New Engand-under the charge Of Messs
Roberts &c Garfield. makes iu appearance in new and
beautiful dress The propretors have just completed a
new and splendid building, six stories high, Of
about S2o0Oo On Saturday last by invitation, number
OF the propetors of papers, editors reporters and
czens, assembled the buidng and pariook Of an eIe
CANT collation. provided oe that purpose. The sccommo
daons made by the propreors for their editors reporters
printers pessncn, xc., upon the most liberal scale
rendering Il of the complete newspaper estab
lishmens in the county. We believe that is less than
three months Che demolition Of the old building the
Of prescott one) commenced. They appear
work with rather despatch in Boston than In Ba
more la the way Of erecting buidings Baltimore Ssa
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We know not, and we care not, TO what political
clique the author Of the following communication from
the Augusta Consttutonalis OF November 5. belongs
All that say il, he toes the mark like II the
citizens Of the South do not unedy stand up like
against further aggressions and "fur eneroaehments.
il will be worse for them. for the North itself
and fatal to the Union. The North should now stand
up for the South or the South must stand up for itself
at any risk and at any extremity. II they now submit
"secession is lat no distant day) ineviiable:"
+" To the People Of Li~eoi~:
"FELLow.cnIzKSsi Finding myself assailed, and my
views perverted, In reference the southenrghs move
with whom have heretofore acted TO place my principles
In the ir light before you. =.
81 think the pretended adjustment OF the California
question, have been unjnsly dealt with but am no
dsniowia or wcsssios In the present state OF affairs
The remedy for and present. sggressions consists 10 me
spsdv CREATION Of howe asd the promotion of
patronage souhr sehasies scSths~ schools ard college,.
ard sohUw who soswd, whsthU hsy % nanrs or
adopted czsws The northern people eoof calculating
Ssrm ,Ssn al tho and shells we could throw
among them IN ton years and u will either smoke mem
give Justice their hands For fssrs eryoaeA,
ss.ts zoe should b srifsd PEOPLE, and taks rariy a.d
cot, ssd fasssy ssbif, sscssiow i~svifa This course
the only policy know Of the dissolution Of the
Tine ns soy 70 ny Sga01 9Sd es
but moderate means which will insure unity Of action and
be rnthed ty the State do think sscssioa legal
should y 2: rs.'nsd 70, but fr s.d ss
These are, briefly, my individual view. II the
ton Of the STATE should adopt better policy OF
shall a. good ciuzen :cqusscs The ias o. Gscrss =
unless il be proovs Of The insidions march Of sssa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-10

The LARetsr MERCHANT woRLD.--A ship 10
about to be built in this city by W. H. Webb, Of 23o feet
length ~ breadth OF BEAM 2i depth OF bold, and clip
per built She will be rs feet louger than any merchant
vessel sailing from this port All principal pieces are
be efive oak end, what 10 altogether novel in the con
suction OF American merchantmen, system Of iron lat
work, diagonal brscing, 10 to be ntrodnced
with view the greatest prsoticabs degree Of
strength. She be finished la about slx months, and
win run from New York 10 Canton, via California, and
thence plotting the circuit OF the globe with each
trip She will measure near 2600 tons.
IN. r. Scientific Imuies~.
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TIE MON.

ism Ts~s ssbmisios viii dissolve the Union-for Il win
lead 10 sbolition. and none Of us will submit
Fellowciiizens. lot Ne act eooy. calmly and s~dgsia.d
In conclusion. win remark that II this doctrine Is fire
saisg ds.stowism sscssoa am guilty OF L. and am
willing TO defend u before the citizens Of Lincoln any
want. an Al RAMSAY
r .. am clearly Of the opinion that no member Of
the convention should demand cont for his