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NIOTICE.-The general estimation long en-
IN joyed by the Perfumes issuing from the pre-
mises of LUBIN, having led to a variety of worth
Iess limitations and counterfets, notwithstanding G
the signature affixed to each label accompanying
the genuine article, NJ. FELIX PROT, proprietor
of the Establishment LUBIN, has the honor of in
forming his friends and the public that he has now
substituted for his former labels of wholly
different description and that be has caused to be
manufactured Tor his envelopes description Of
paper presenting, in form of watermark, the seal
OF his house.
In order, therefore, to avoid deception, he
spcctfully bcgs them to pay special attention to the
label appended to such articles as bear the name
of his house, and TO cntrust the execution OF their
orders only to dealers of respectabity. address
them directly to his premises, No. 55 Rue Ste
Anne, PARIS
Opening to day in extracts-Hclitrope, Gera-
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Jockey Club, Mousseline, Amber, &c, &c &c,
with all the other choice articles Of the house.
PARKER'S
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CTANDINC RULES AND ORDERS for
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EYFE'S NEWLY INVENTED PATENT
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VITINE STOKE. -JVfN TT. DO i IHNINNNs
w Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between
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and white French Wines, viz:
Chateau MsrgauH, Chateau Mouion, Leoville,
st Pierre, St Julien, in qusrtsapd pints, Margnun
Mrdoc.
Chateau Coutot IIsut Barsac, Chateau -Sauternc,
Haut Sauterne.
Also, an invoice Of superior London Brown
stout, in pin,s.
My Olive brand Champagne having arrived at
New York in the chip Naucuss from Havre, now
expect daily TO receive II, together with choice
assortment of Vince, Brandies, Cigars, &c.
Nov is
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CoKE, TAR, AND LIME on hand, aud for
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ass fuel gives intense heat, and ignitcs almost
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~ Mr.. r. r.. Liable has the honor TO announce
70 the citizens Of Washington, Georgetown, and
Aepandris, that his first course Of dancing lsssons
for the season will commence ON Thursdny, No
vcnber 8. at his room George and Thomas
Parkcrs grocery store. south side of Pcnnsylyania
avenue. between 9th and 7th streets, opposite
Browns new hotel
D,ys softuition-Tuesdsys Thursdays, and Sat
I rdays
All tho fashionable dances will be introduced
nd taught. Oct22-tf
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rI'UE ADVERTISEMENT in the Baltimore Sun
j Of the 18th. and the New York Tfinf. Of The
10Th instant by WhitcburEt, claiming the credit Of
having taken the likeness OF THE distinguished n
dividual, is not true.
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in America of Governor kossuth, was taken in his
rooms at Browns Hotel by Bennett. and the ouly
or ginal picture in this city may be seen OF his
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GRACE CREENwoOD's NEW BOOK.-Re-
VI collections Of my Childhood. and other Tales,
by the author of History Of my Pets"
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WHITEHURST'S GALLE-
RY OF PREMIUM DA-
GUERREOTYPES,ovcrthe
Store OF DUVALL 4 BRO,
between ~ and 9th streets,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13

TErTu SrHAEiEg THAN FtcTIov.-A poor
country cir, trarc.ing from Gee Cross, near
Manchester 10 London, during the troubles Of
ChR'.es tic FIRST, to ask place as servant
FGiung in her object Of her ambition, she enga-
geI hcr-aif as What IS called tub woman to
brewer, that i. She carried ont the beer from the
brew house P.ea.ed vt the healthy hand
some face, the brewer raised her 10 the position
of rs scryaut-than to that of his wife-final-
IS to tIat Of a widow, with handsome dowry.
She engaged Nr. Hyde then celebrated as
clover lawyer, t. settle some puzzling money
matters to- h-r ard a. his own money mat
tiers happened 70 lie, not only puzz.ing, but in
. hopeless state jus; ten, he proposed TO the
rch WIDOW and married her Mr. Hyde became
Lo-! Chancellor, and Earl Of Clarendon The
only daughter Of The marriage became wife of
James Second, and mother Of the Processes
May anil Anne and 70 the poor tub woman end
FL Aar h.n as Countess Of Clarendon, wife to
the Lord Chancellor Of England, and mother TO
ona, AMI grandmother to two Queens Of Eng
iaai.
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ny ny Ahe eHoi!i anu prayer ny Ief' - "
Knapp.
Discussion on resolution No. resumed bv
S. NJ. Booth, Rev. Messrs. Geo. Silver, ]. II.
Martyr, J. q. Knapp, and S. Il Miner
On motion, add to 81 o'clock Thursday
morning-closing with prayer by Rev. J. II
Martyr.
Thursday, Feb 9Th.
Convention met at 81 o'clock a. NJ, and spent
the first hour in devotional exercises.
On motion of j. II. Martyr, resolution No. s
was lat on the table temporarily, for the pur-
pose of introducing Reso utions Nos. 9, 10, II
and II, on tie Fugitive Save Law, as fol-
lows:
8. ReSoItcd, That we regard the Fugitive
Slave Law, as involving in itself, and in al! who
aid in its execution. tie essential guilt Of the
system Of American Slavery and that it is at
war with the government of God, and lis com
mands can be obeyed only Ivy disregard Of the
clearest teachings of Christianity
10 Resolrcd, That every Christian owes it
to his own character, to the religion he Processes
and 10 his country, as we'll as 10 the trembling
fugitive yictimizod, outraged and hunted BY this
law, to djsobey lis provisions, and to use al! the
power and influence which he possesses, for lis
defeat and repeal
IL. ReSoIred, That we are bound 10 assist
those who have escaped from slavery, and en-
deavor 10 project them in the enjoyment OF their
! natural and inaIienabe rights.
IL, Rescued, That we pledge ourselves, a
Men and christians, to help sustain and bear the
burdens cf those who may suffer for righteous
ness sake, the pains and penalties Of disobeying
this unrighteous Fugitive Slave Law
These resolutions were discussed hv s. NJ
! Booth Lewis Washington, Rev ]. H. Martyn,
Mr.. s Daugherty, Row n. \. Spooner Rev
5. +. Miner, and others.
Motion to adjourn to j. o'clock carried
Afternoon saseion.-Prayer by Rev n. a.
Spooncr. Discussion on Resolutions Nos 9,
10, II and u, resumed, and the Resolutions
unanimously adopted
On notion, Resolution No was taken mp
and discussed at length by Mr.. Pclcg, Carr. Mr.
@. Hand, Rev J. IL. Martyr Rev Thos Ten
ney, s. VI. Booth, and others. Resolution adop-
ted, with bnt three dissenting votes.
Rev J. II Martyr offered the following res
olutiou, which was adopted
% RcSo1rej, That standing committee Of
five be appointed to call Christian Aut-S.avo-
ry Convention, at such tire and place as they
may think the interests the An;i-Slayery cause
demands
The Convention appointed Rev J. IL Martyr
Of Waukcsha Rev. T. ID. Grow. Of Palmyra,
Jefferson Co. Rev. Hiram Mckee Of tea
Winncbago Co.. Rov, $. f. Miner Of EIkhorn
WaIworth Co. and +. d. iloiton, of NiiWau-
kcc such committee.
The following resolutions were ol',rcI and al
opted
a. Res ICED, That vote Of thanks be pass
cd to the Trustees Of This Church, 70. the use OF
their church, and to the inhabitants of Wauhesha
for their hospitality manifested during the Sos
s;ons Of this Convention.
Is R@so!rel, That the Elitors Of papers
throughout this State be requested 10 publish
the proceedings Of this Convention.
Convention adJ'd, after prayer by Rev s. L
Miner
S. f. MINER, President
, ,. n \ R Rg@Tn socro,aries.
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mo following IS Gen. Shields in suswn,
to an invitation To be present at the Kossntb han.
quet IN Philadelphia 0''''0
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
Gont'emen--You have done me the homo, n
invite me to attend the banquet to be given 10
Governor Louis kossuth by the citizens Of the
city aud county of Philadelphia, during his in.
tended visit 70 your city, For this mark of po-
me attention, please to accept my sincere thanks
regret that my engagements in Washington,
"iI prevent me from uniting with You on that
occasion, bnt hope 20 see Governor kossuth
soon lie Is now the guest of the nation. The
Congress OF the United States welcome him in
the name of twenty-five millions of Frecmen.--
II gives him welcome which il would refuse I,
any King or kaiser, prince or po,en,ata on ea,tl.
And he merits this rcsplcndent welcome In
strugg ing for tie resurrection OF Hungary. he
IS struggling toY the emancipation OF Eurone -
The friends of nationality, and humanity ar
bound, if sincere and honest, to be the friend
of Louis kossuh. In this country he has NJ
foes but such as would be the foes Of human N
erty,if they dare. H. has made himself and his
cause inseparabc, 70 honor him is to honor the
cause. May immortal honor and glory crown
kossuth and hi, cause, is the prayer Of your
obedient servant.
JAMES SHIELDS.
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s 5. n n. b DaST". Secretaries.

MIS-. SWIssHELM on DANCING Zone curi-
Gus fact VIC have observed with regard 10 dime
ing. This is, the more deeply a church or jnll-
vidua professor is stepped in the spirit OF money
grabbing, or incompetence, the greater is tile all
florence Of dancing. THIS appears 70 be kind
Of convenient scapc goat on which the SINS Of
tie congregation are laid, that they may be borne
70 the wilderness. Let the preacher al any time
submit to gag which shall, on some special oc-
casion, forbid lis opening his mouth for the duab
or rcproying a wealthy disu!lcr, or a fat Insurer
who grlnds the poor to pay tie pew rent, and
forthwith we get fresh unthcma on daucinq
Show us wealthy dcacous' Wtte who viii. hag-
Lle with a widow 10 get washing done for twelve
ard half cents a Cozan, and then pay her in
trade, or give her two dimes and four copncrs
for twenty-five cents, ana We viii show you one
who will take a spasm over the I'M Iui,irs Of a
cotIlon. We never knew the rule to fail and
have watched It's workings for 50 long that when
ever any one begins a lecture ON dancing we
suspect him or hlr Of being worshipcr OF ucm-
mon. Old Christian in lis long Journey dane
cd for Joy but the man with the muck rake was
TO busy. Nothing appears better calculated to
contend with the hard morcy-loying irit Of our
age than music and dancing /; tends to melt
the bard crust which the dust Of ladgcrs forms
arouDd the hearts Of our people, AMI there is no
pace to which we should 90 with a subscription
paper, for charitable objects, with more hope Of
success tlan a social purity where all were dan
cling to the music oftwo good yio.ins and a from
nc--PHSjUg tSltor.