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Br Your OWN LAxpLoRp.-At the las,

meeting Of the Washington BuAding Association large
ovwse new shares were taken by ladies' Those
to avail themselves Of the present low ensrsncs
&C. any cent? would do we'll 60 cali the SccretaTy's
Once Ne SIS Peasl-ss without delay, secure the
numser Of shares wanted This ali
the advantages Of ,lar Association aad is nav in sue.
osssfl operation. The meeting will held at War
rea HAL corner OF Oliver and Henry-sts., On MONDAY
Dec. .. 1851 At o'clock. Shares Will De redeemed.
H. H. HOOPER Secxy
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~ Dress aud Double Boots, Leather
Oveshces Dancing Pamps and CATERS French Toilet and
PesMaA Sppsrs we'll every other Article In the hnc
II the best quality made and soi the lowest prices by
ma NTuThkS WATKINS, No ia Fulton. st.
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MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH,
NE GOLD DISCOVERIES IN AUSTRALIA.
THE NEW ELECTORAL LAW REFLECTED
BY THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
ON THE SECOND READING.

BY THE NOVA SCOTIA NEW BRUNSWICK Ayo
MAINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND,
AND THENCE
BY BAINS MERCHANTS LINE TO NETWORK
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- On the subject OF advertising, V. B.
Palmer the ssent may be consulted at his once IN the
Tribune Buildings, where the best papers Of the whole
COUNTRY file examination BY tkes who choese Ia
sAvertsee Wak dscrininat
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SALE or TRIPLER HALL.-Attention is
called to advertisement of the sale Of this build
in a; the Exchange to-day at noon
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Advance in Cotton and great business doing,
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"A CvRE FOR DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL.
rr..Those who wish to ind the most efkcscens
sy ~ these COMPLAINTS. and have no Confidence IN
genased Brtss ''s'" si~' "''4'''ae oAy-
ss. 1 y 4 D sanas Zoe ru.on-st; A. L. soo,in
ssssrsii. - ~ r,.n ns i Broadway; and BY Dvussss
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Mas. BosrwIcK's FIFTH SoiREE.--The
subscraeSs these charming Sources bear in mind
that the as but takes place THIS EVENING Nibos
saloon. The prcgra secular sacred
and IL Of the most attractive charactvr
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SPANISH LANGuAGE.-A Gentlemen's
Glass fsr begnners, Tuesday ard Friday eve
ninss ~ No iQ6 Pievepent ST. OF Clinton BROOKLYN
ceu.rensing. Apply early. n2i ST.
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SPAIN.

The accouchment of the Queen had not
taken place great prepai atoms were making ia an
ticipation of the event.
A bill had been introduced in the Cortes
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Doors, Boors.-The cheapest aud best
place 10 got Boots Shoes and Caters is at No d Court
sndt e., under the Merchants Hotel Fine French calf
dress Boots for 81 50 usually sold at Sc and 81 Patent
leather Boots aud Shoes of description of superior
yaaiity) on hand nj wholesale and retail ID BROWN.
n2S NIVThNSh
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WtnD,se GIrrs A large VARIETY o.
, la. Tor wedding Presents. On hsai
az c1ns.sn,lT recsyins by Gee W TuTrLp iIs
~ s.,c, e,ods Noyeaes foy.. &C. NO Sio bro.IN1
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THREE DAYS LATER
FROM EU ROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT HALIFAX.
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Board Of assistant Aldermen Special Meeting

MONDAY, Nov. "a, ls5l.-Present-Th
President, and Assistant Aid Moore. Haley. Mabbatt.
HoCarty, E0yce, Bar J. b. Webb, Miller Smith. TIE
an, Ps1rsall Wasd. Bolster Ely and Edwards.
The President announced that The Board had been con-
tthtd by his Honor he Mayor pursuant 70 the provisions
OF Tie Charter II relation % the recent affecting calamity,
- 70 he School House IN the IAth Ward
The cliowlng preamble and resolutions offered By
Assistant AID. Temsn:
Where's most deplorsbe ard melancholy accident
occurred ItDtdsy ATE moon zot the building
u ovn Ward School House No 20, situated Green
" ct-ay N tins City, whereby forty three innocent and
hsy children and scholars Of said school suddenly lost
thsI syes, and
Nhsrsas This sad and terrible calamity has rendered
ceOfte the heaThs of hundreds Of cheerful homes and
hTCush tie kfenekt anguish 10 the hearts Of many
iafer sno mother sister and brother we'll touched
"t lie deepest soow The feelings OF every inhabant Of
cur CITY ard
heTeos. 1t proper that the Common Council Of this
CITY should pour ITS sympathy the great stream which
no~ng III M every portion II City and county, toward
tie eTeaved parents and other relatives of the deceased
en- ldIeE-Iherefore,
RsseteS That eeyIy ard sincerely depore this sad
otcUeDes and tender most heartfelt sympathy the
tea sfc ed aId Der eayed parents. with the confident
10 hat lie vEo, by this stensaion has taken 20 him
sfier In ones IN the flower Of their youth and In the
q health VIII rot forget them the day Of their great
'icn but Will pour INTO Their bsedx hearts that
Aolatit which he alone IS able 70 give.
tscrte That copy Of the foregoing preamble and re.
." duly suthf niicated be transmitted by His Honor
We NAY OF TO each family afflicted By ts deplorable calam
The preamble and resolutions unanir orsly adopted
Resortd, That Committee Of Five lie appointed for the
purpose O ccnsceIDg and reporting the action
u Re taken b. the Common Council relation the mel
Aneaoy event which occurred in the school house Green
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TBaEg GREAT WONDERS. That some

peope will expose their health by not wearing RANKIN
RAYs UndeYsh often recommended by the Medical
Faculty headed by the great Dr. Valentine Mott That
they viii paw high prices inferior goods when at No
i0t Bowery good under gsrmens at low be OBJ
tanned That people cut flannel, when soft,
elastic and durable Nnder SHIFTS may be had 50 cheap
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IRELAND.

The Catholic Clergy, from the Bishops
TO the Curates, are particularly busy In matters Dose
temporal and spiritual. The Primate Of all Ireland
soas for their threstened Opposition to the Uniyer.
sty-likewise an opposition to the system OF Ma
tional Education, and finally plan for ParliameA-
expected will prove successful against the present
Ministry early IN the next session.
The Bank Of England has declared
dividend OF v cent annum, and bonus at the
rate Of IS shihngs y cent. f20O0 were to DO added
to the reserve fund, making it f50,coo.
In the Encountered Estates Court on one
day there were no less than ten properties put up
for sale, being the greatest number ever submitted
10 competition IN single day. The total amount
realized was So 67j.
FRANCE.
The second reading OF the new Electoral
Law was lost on Thursday evening, the 18th, by
majority Of 3i5 to 3is notw tanding this defea:
oil the ministry, everything renamed Ta0quii, ana
no agitation likely 70 be attempted by the MOUNTAIN
until nearer the general election when the strength
OF parties Will OF course be exerted to the utmost
PARIS, THURspAY EVENING Closing
prices on the Bourse Five per Cents 9Of. Sc
Three per Cents ST. 9Oc. Bank OF France. 1901.
PORTUGAL.
The dates from Lisbon are TO the 9Th
instant The general election Of Delegates TO choose
the Deputies, took place the % inst and The re-.
suit was the signal triumph Of the SetenSrufa "
party IN BY far the greatest number Of the Distce
In Lisbon particularly and throughout Essrema-
buZa, their victory was most complete and decisive,
fer the Carsts never expected 10 cary the election
here they were far from anticipating the to,A
Pre- stration OF their party IN the Capital, out OF w
electors, they co not count more than s.
In other parts Of the Kingdom the result has nov
been quite 90 favorable TO the Setembrltlas, bus
still they will undoubtedly have large majority
the Chambers.
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-. .vn THE PUBLIc.-It IS zoo Iate

KNOX AND THE rosLicM Of KNOX, the Halter
m the dag for forGs, or terms Of the most friendly and
Sss with IT, Sg - nsysf Su and
place 70 20 tsf AL can be thoroughly posted up on
s,ct His Hats have for years back geo sne
tns admiration OF the multitude and hls ss'olt
s rs never beter than a. PRESENT adss wen guy
- hsonns don't fail to VISIT his store, NO iSS ~
"a sgemns his superb display Of ch and elegant iurs
N AZ are N nth Inur attention.
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LATEST NEWS.

By Telegram to the New-York Tribune.
sosern Telegraph Office. eorrer Rsnover AL Besver s
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S2NAssAu-sr.-T,oot-m makers Union Asso-
citation Boots Shoes Caters at retail for wholesale prices
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R Fall and Winter Fashions, as Manur
f,c,,rsd and sold hy ~ this season. are M y "a
20 ~ mice n ,hs IT, people kaos Co..
why our three Y s. H Of al color. patterns
Eur, vswe' an 9. s corner Pesh and Cha'ham-s''
mo Int
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~ Housekeepers should attend the big
sale Of English three ply Carpet Rugs Floor Oicoths,
Rugs. Stair Carpets, Mats Window Shades. and splendid
Ingrsin Carpets, SC, at HIRAM ANDERsoN's spacious
Sales Rooms No 90 Bowery The entire stock OF goods
u ut great reduction from former prices Also, spen
did assostment Of DIugges Of 2, and Yards wide
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r. E,-.s Fres-An elegant assert

Fuas, FURs, FuRs III eIegdnt dssoir
- Nc and V ct3rihes c"ntstsrg OF stsne and mink
ueu, % s,h I'm and yanety Of other nch Ears asc
an uSsurssssd assortment q gehte@.ss youths sc
~, nj Selt Bopnets TIE pubic viii do well &c cav ~
srsns for themselves al The Oid established MAJ
FRI store Of Jos. T. BkEwsTER, No ze BoNsD ruSS,
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See With Page Morning Edition OF The TribnHs for
commencement of Mondays proceedings
AFTERNOON SESSION
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PERFECTION IN SHIRTS. The lmprOve-
meats introduced the art Of shirt making GREEN,
No Aston House leave nosng 10 ne ocsirco IN nese IS
Genital articles in the costume Of gentleman HIS sys
ssm OF ms style Of making up. and the quail
isy II the used render his shirts unapProachabe
by any other establishmen.
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CHupREN's PARIS HATs.-Juss received
and this day offered for eramnson ana Hats a
Pzru manufacture, equaled BY nose e'g, = 70
"a OF oaered for sale m his country y, 0en,s. T.;s
Noe 4 and Astof House, Broadway.
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~ Uou.eLeener, and all others, in want

II Sas;.. pedstesds &C. would do web to call at NJ.
sIp's Old established warerooms, 10 Chstham-st,
scrssr u Mulberry st. where may be found me iaest as
az articles hs Line, offered 70 the pupc,
sousst,nx Beds Mattresses &c Patent Scse~
Sslstea1s and Cots Wholesale and retail nSS
u$lOO,OOO worth of Silks, Shawls, vel
vets. Merinoes Paramastas. Csshmeres Dsiamss S.k
ps,ds (a,a Piaids Pesss Cloths. Apacas, Cloths Cas
msrss Sstinets vestBgs. Fannels. Blankets Massnes
Quilts Table Cloths and Covers pspsIs Linens s s S ahsr
~ Of Foreien and Goods, TO be sold mme-
"heH INV s''" O. NJ BoDyNE,
"a nh No 323 Grand st., corner Of Orchard
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SELLING OFF.-PETERsON q HUMPHREYS,
No s7s Broadway White will sell the entire lot
Of Carengs at the late large Auction sales at
the following prices Rich Brussels to los per yard
Extra Heavy spy &c. per yard Extra HEAVY o. 70
Cloths Extra heavy, % per yard. And all other goods
eousllr low mo 4ws
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FRANCE.
sale Of Louie Philippe,s Picfurea.

The sale Of pictures, statues, and objects Of A.:
belonging 10 the collections Of Louis Philippe com
menced on Monday, April p, at the sales rooms
in the rue des Jeuneurs. During the time they
wore open 70 public view the rooms were crowd.
ed, and at the sales both on Monday and Tues
day, the biddings were very animated. A pic.
tOre, by Leopold Robert A Funeral al Rome"
was purchased by the Duke de Galiers, for the
Orleans family, for lJ,30Of Cupid and Psyche, %
by n. Picot, fetched 6 40Of, The Arrest OF Ores.
pierre by n. Tony Johannet, vas bought for the
Duke de Montpensier for 4,O00f; The Greek
Woman" by AIRY Scbefer, fetched 35O0f " AL.
ian n Aulsy," by Horace VerneS, went for l,3l5f
Combat with Corsair" by the same master,
fetched l,375f the emperor OF Charleroy," by
the same, 2, 40Of; a Male poste" by Sweebsch
fetched ,2sOfi a Brigsnds Wife" by Schnetz
l,2O5f. The two paintings by Gericsult, the
Chaneur de Ia Garde and the "Cuirassier
Blesse," were sold Tor % 403f Five paintings by
ii. Horace Nernet, viz: the B Rtaiile de Jemsp
pes" the Bstsille de Vamy," the Batse
de Montmira,' the Bataie de Hansu," aud
Camille Desmoulins az Psais Royal" were
purcbased by the Marquis Of Hertford at the fol-
lowing prices, respectively; ,GO0f, 53l0f, 65OOf,
lOOOOf, 2lOf. The " Descente de Ia Croix," by
Delaroche, was sold for l,65Of; the Visite du
Cure" by Belange, 1,4l0f; Vac du Mont st.
Michel" by Gudin, l,325f; and the Cote die
Normande," by the same painter, l,20Of
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s'dered recommendations on subjects vhicc are
the peculiar province Of the Association
The liberal action Of tss Societies having 'or
their object the cultivation OF Science OF the fur
nishlng their members with various means OF in
strRctlon, in opening their rooms 20 the Associs
ton, has contributed not little 10 the grSsifcz-
ton which we have derived from our stay n the
city The facilities furnished by the rsi,rosd
companies. by the reduction Of Their fares hss
been crest convenience 70 many. What shall
| say Of the admiration with which we have seen
the growth and strength Of this young Br0biis
nsg. Cincinnati To exhibit it, as il or custon, ~
diagram, let us show Cincinnati In l1Ss 4 log
cabin and Cincinnati in 1871 Whist shSli say
OF the arrangement Of the citizens by which We
hsve been, each Of as. while many hundreds Of
miles from our home, made emphatically " At
hOmel The kindness is 10 Dc se,-nos spoken.
THE END.
Thus ended the first Western Session o. this
important Scientific body. Indulge me. by snd by
vi few words Of gossip, and few matters
connected indirectly with the meeting, and that
viii be the faGle. A. ~.
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hereabOGts I am told tia. choice vinsAges readi-
" bring 81 per bottle in any psrt Of the country
here Il is sold for less. TIE sol is admirably
adapted for vineys ara culture ard the Wine Of
Ohio will prove As famous and as profitable a. It's
Wheat ard PORK.
No CITY can boast Of better Hotels than cincia-
nati number have recently been opened here,
and all are doing good business The doors OF
private citizens have also been thrown open. dur
los, the last week, 70 the memoersoi the Se'ea-
ti6c Convention. and every attention has been
bestowed upoa those in attendance The redac-
tion o. haffare on all the Railroads Of the State
in view Of this meeting. has also proved OF great
benefit and other facilities have been t'eeiy
proiered-ior which the writer, ss an humose
member, begs 10 return a. one and al bis most
sincere scknow ledgments. To the courtesy OF the
Superintendents OF the Little Miami Columbus
and Nenis, and Cleveland and Columbus Rail
roadside proprietors of the WAnusst. House.
Cincinnati and to Captain Hazard Of the Lake
steamer Emppe Siate, one Of thu best aad
staunchest conveysnces between Buffalo and
Cleyesnd-IhS 1ti6sRe 10 under obligations tor
the facilities afforded to its RepOsser,-vho re-
mains az ever, Very truly yosrs. An.
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Prospect Of Kossuth's Release.

A correspondent of the Duly NeicS writes from
CoDstaniiDople on April u, as follows;
know that in spite of the efforts of the abso-
Iutst powers, the intense interest the English
people took in the fate Of Kossuth has not yet
subsidized. | therefore indeavored, Immediately
after my arrival at ConstAntinople to ascertain If
there il any probability the liberation of the
illustriOus patriot. was informed BY the best
sources that the Porte had soemnly declared TO
the Austrian Government that the Sultan had fol-
filled his pledge given in the autograph letter Of
September, ls49, and as peace has not been dis
turbed ia the states Of the Austrian Empire, abe
cannot detain any longer the Hungarian refugees,
and is willing 10 restore them TO full freedom,
which 10 their natural right in the hope that the
justice of the cause, the pOEer Of the Porte, and
the good will OF England and France, will pro.
tect her against every aggression Of Russia and
Austria, which might ensue from the liberation of
kOssuth.
But the dispatch Of Prince Schwsrzenberg
claims the further detention of the Hungarians
for two years more and it is now t. be decided if
England has any influence In the asst, or II Rus
STA rules without control in COnstanSinOple. II
Sir 6tra.ford Canning cannot prevail against Nj
TitOf in a cause where justice and the European
sympathies 60 hand ia hand with the intentions
Of the Sultan, then England has no longer any
need OF an ambassador In Constantinope; the
squadron IN the Mediterranean can easily return
10 Spithead, no Turk will ever have any more
doubt tn at there il but one real Emperor in J.
rope-the Gear. For, he sees It, that every order
from ST Petersburg is complied with all over the
world, and he believes, therefore, that Downing
street is nothing else than the branch establish
ment OF ST. Petersburg, and Lord Palmerston but
the first clerk Of the omnipotent Gear. You do
not imagine how anxiously the expectation Is
raised about the ultimate decision OF this cause
everybody feels it that it is 'he decisive diPlo.
matte battle between England and Russia, and If
England ia out generated again, as it has been
Tor these last twenty five years, all the liberal
speeches Of Lord Psmerston, which insure him
the msiority in the House of Commons, are in
vain, they cannot maintain the English influence
in the East, for the Turks draw their conclusions
from facts not from words
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TIE NEW LIQUOR BILL-The bill relating to
p,o,cnuR Equers passed yesterday 70 third eadios r
80 pr.s ~ knpressu tStVes sfser l0rE cisc1saoo by
vo,s of las yeas 10 S. nsys This oil, Il bseomss az
viii sy me rum-seiler open 10 oe PtesesI ts~s vii
-, ~ mean, of cslecuon OF unlicensed sale OF auSr,
90 impose heavier pensiues Oh the ushe Il a l;d are
sxc-p he.e Il for The purposes o. m-elcios SCI
euce or The at o0''oH ' '
o. ROBERT ATWOOD, machlnl't' n the en-
49, H. Rosion Ard Providence kslrosd Con piny'
-stins upor he trnc 10 RoXhafy Oh W ecnes ~.
vs., ,,rucl nv he passenger train sod - tnoea lt-tee
thsI be oieo ia lew hOUrs. NOBODY 70 o.A"7 ''' u "
self
Enron WHlPPED.-Mr May, junior Editor o.
The (l,I,4 Bs,aid wa whipped OF ne $50, ~ III,
fspy E,o for rruAGs upon the ehSs ter snd eoeal o.
TIE lHltsT 10 conueeusn Slll nc -, -
busns.s Mr.. TGany, whslsveT ne prc'oeau'o'
GAMBLING IN ToLEDo--A gambling estAo's so,
snTgy of Ihe eiY ooeeu.
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dan'' IN bis translation Of tire Bible into the ian
gusge Of the Asssachusetts Tndians which VAS
hrss printed IN 1853 and EaE the frat 3 ible print
ea 10 America, could End no Other words for
cpclMoeTs and 1slORs. occurring IN Numbers X
- tnan GskO0fGyQudih and n0aqsk0ot7s yudsh,
DeIeoy indicating that those fruits were unknown
10 tne lndians by name. IL seems. however. tha-
the INDIANS had 4 naue FOR gourd for Eliot rem
Ger, tnla word 9u0E0Oask. in Jonsh iv. 8, :. and
~ SeVerA Of the French missionaries In CGnsd1
rave mentioned the chronicles cultivated by the
Inoians A n1mber Of extracts from early voy
sgers were cited By D.. Harris in this connection,
Vnien prove that the vegetables alluded 20 we're
IN common nae among the aborisiDes through tue
"noie extent Of country from Florida u Clnads,
ana PROBABLY far 10 the West and hence they
could not have been derived from Europeans,
soil.
Other papers were read by Dr.. KING OF ST
LOUIS on the Geology ofthe State Of Missouri,
BY Dr. JOSEPH RAY Of this city, on the Mean
Temperature Of Cincinnati, and the Method Of
Calculating Mean Temperatures by Professor
AGAsslz, on Some Points of the Structure and
Reproduction Of Physais (which animals the
Professor considers by no means ielly-fIhes, as
has been considered, bat Molluscs. A paper on
the Equivsency Of the Rochs of North eastern
Ohio and the Portage, Chemung and Hamilton
Rocks OF New.York, was presented by Col. CHAs.
WHITTLEsLT of Cleveland.
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The New Church Messenger. April
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
Nsu-York special Election.

LEWIS Co-The Opposition have nominated
Hon. TRos BAKER for the Assembly IN the
place Of Hon. CALEs LYON, who has resigned
MIR. Lyon is now supported BY the friends OF the
Black River Canal, without distinction Of party
for the State Senate, in opposition TO Alan'on
skinner. one OF the twelve fugitives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

Ependor Al such = tine vel might the OF letters ana
The who 6lls pOFient saa c~men, themselves
together Offer prsss TIE Divine Power While th-
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hs shop ard the merchant Del Ehsd with hs specu soas
The sire will beat time The chi 1ren dance and aye
called with emp Of tes gsts Of pleasant vice And
The eyes or The youthful will sparkle they ascend toe
stately bsll-for ell mankind have heart"