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Boots, Shoes, &r,

BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS At
1.-The following prices Ladies' Caters at and 10
shillings; Gents. RubbeF Al and 7s sisns stIons
8hoes S. PRIME BOYS strong Shoes s double sole gents
Calf Boots 81 So Ladies tine KID Slips and os seas
6ns Patent Leather Shoes and Gai,ss AZ less p.e 'nah
slsewhere, at II MANN SONS NO 'so"ha"'
olS 3mTuThGSs
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" Card-To the Public.-TAe community
eh agnaed IN eieTence TO the casting law fox the of
Tuaous and other liquors. and at Intended to
N made al the ensuing Of Siae Les stature by
ue various 80 called The abro
Fa'on ethat Law, and abilities public
AAswh 10 considerable extent, purpose 10 meet
psohc discussion, before Newlok audience, Opyo-
ltht OF equal talent Ia examine f0g evenings,
we merits Of the subject taey stand connected with
As osNhs character OF cur government the lmmuniles
vheeo to dealers IA Ae trade, and The elective FRANCHISE
VI ne people, suitable place and earliest pepl
sstsed upon. Address X : Ilbuae Osice ) IL
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"ANTED-A Book keeper and As
W sistart Correspondent in European Shipping
Commission House Address Post Office Box i,57e j3 30
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o. Notice. -CoRsigEses OF the CITY OF GLAS-
COW nom Liverpool or Philadelphia, Will please have
Wen gocds az the Custom House in order 10 pre-
vent delay dlschargns upon arrival OF shp she
sto sail again Tor LI\ ERpOOL ihs 9Th jan. Entries
seat TO the office If the Agent No Manut-st VIII have
prompt attention TiIOS. RICH ARDSON,
eS 81 No. al EXCHANGE place.
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GRAND TORCHLIGHT PROCESS

~ SION and SEKEHADE. 90 New Year Ess The
work employed Ia the Empire Some WOks AT the foos
or 18th East River turned out u the number q four
hundred headed by the FlsBkn Brass Band, and pro-
cseded TO the Of The Pres deaf Of the Company
Charles Shelton Esq, ami 0f the Afchsct JOhh .
me gentlemen Appeared the BALCONY and politely ac-
sD0viedged he compliment II certainly was al importing
sight to witness upward Of 100 nsa forming square IN
front Of the houe IN the oost perfect order DUNG ihe
ftfsnade after which, uTce Il the OSt enEaslAstlc
cheers were gwen ever ecDlsct heanas. iheJ
then in perfect order proceeded - the residence
OF the Secretary George She man Esq there tue sans
tely ACKNOWLEDGED by the gentleman, from the bacgny.
They then marched three deep to the residence oi VIM
X q ESQ the efficient and enterprslag manager OK
the shment who politely ackGow lodged me cOnpi
nent from whence they poc eded 70 the residence o.
MT pennlpg Assstant Secretary. and Of Mr., Andrs~,
Head Clerk from thence - he resssncs OF ~ Phspss
then 10 the readeI ce of Pbers, Washington sqoae
IL being now nearly 1Oclcck IN he morning, ths men
proceeded IN the stncesi order 10 the OF l
Riggs and Mr. Luton, who generously flrnlshen 'b'
Xtoie company with Tere,hDents yfatis hefe hs en-
thus asm Of the work men Appeared a. Us hlgbt GU
dreses were maze By the seEsra Ofemen and
IN With he greatest hilafty by tue workmsn The COZ"
PAW then broke ID and returned IN the Dess of"sf 40
good hunor 70 their various residences. :. ,,,s,.
We un6erstan tina, this demon t'stion We, ~ coan
cuepce Of the generous and LIBERIA treatment o. w.
nany toward their wors generally, VINO, ~ 80 -
10 many o'Ler benefits generously prrsenteo 49,
nal in their employ with rod fat Im..J ea 49,.
New Year dinner, the expense OF "h'eh mus " ~
more than $500 ,...,.,i. If the men Of that
s.tsblI,bment About two month. sisee Ohe ~ ~.
IN, men vas accidentally slliec. aha ever "oA ~
nan In The ishment contributed one aay
ward the support of bis family -
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" Phonography.-T. c. LEI AND, Teacher and
hsElter, No. 200 Broadway, over Bradys Daguerrean
Valley Verbatim reports TRIALS ana nents IN law,
sermons, addresses aud lectures gwen with idthfoness
Me dapach. d30 UrurhNS'
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NOG LOST.-Snayed from Che mouse
fine Arts.

YEHE AMERICAN AR FISTS ASSO-
Il CITATION DISTRIBUTION will take place on
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. -. Subscriptions VAL oere
ceved at the GALLERY No 40 Broadsy Asthe expenses Of
q ensuton borne BY the Artists themselves they Are
enabled distribute larger number Of prZeS IN proper
ton the amount of money subscribed than can be done
by any similar Association. J35tTuTh&S
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" Ward school No. 20, Nth Ward.-Ihe re-
vans aed alterations n the above school having Dsa com
he,ed the school Will he I,opened III all It's oepaNmens
RhONpAl, January BY order OF the Trustees,
Sh' FRANCIS McNALLY, PImcipsl
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DUTNAM's NEW POPULAR LIBRA.

DUTNAM'S NEW POPULAR LIBRA
Il RY Of STERLING LITERATURE will be publish
ed beautifully printed N limo volumes, of 25O
pages eaCh. bound IN fancy covers. Price 25c each.
PUTNAMS SEMI MONTHLY LIBRARY, for the
Preside and foS Travellers The following VIII be among
the earlier numbers
IDA PFEIFFERS JOURNEY TO ICELAND
Translated BY Miss Cooper.
Ell IN ENGLAND &c.
THE WORLD HERE AND THERE; or Travellers
Notes gFrom Household Words" BY Dickeps)
ROME NARRATIVES; or. Tales and Sketches. From
" Household " ords." by Dickens
ROME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY or Chapters
On Every Day Topics
TABLE TALK on BOOKS, MEN AND MANNERS
HOODS Up THE RHINE. with comic
tbs
HOODS OWN. vf'h comic cuts, &c
Is c. P..PUpNANI. Publisher New-York
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PENMANSHIP-

lVA young man teaching the city, having his even
ings az leisure desires situation Teacher in School
or Family in New York its vicinity. Advertiser has
had four years experience III teaching Geometry Survey
mr. Algebra Mensuraon and Penn anshp with the COM
En- gish Brsnches and give the best CITY refer
enCe character and ability to impat instruction Adj
dress O. X at the Office Of this paper. d27 l0TuThSSs
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Jusi Published
EANEN, THE WORLD OF SPI.
= Is, AND HE'LL b. Emanuel Swedsnhaorg 354
s7ses 90. Zeal cloth. PTice 80 cents
- - 80 we nature OF he sven and Hell and points
W ~ 20 asod with certainty the one aud 70 attain
ny .iossg ust views resrecipc that state and
~. vh''a are % AS forever Noble PuShshed by tbs
aeo s,WkS. e'-'' w 10 NAssAu-s''
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THE NEW HUTEL.-CompleteIy fur
Il nishsd Rooms at 81 per week; larxer sired Rooms
With Crates 81 50 per week Rooms per night Is cents
This admirable House lighted nth Gas and
warmed with Hot Air Furnaces has Water Closets on each
focr making IT, the OF economy order and quiet
ness, desirable house tor those who desire such The
house kept open all night Inquire the oc. Of ths
Hotel mp stairs junction Of william North William ana
frankfort sis one block tom the Park DO tins
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&C KEMP. Auctioneor
MFRS AT AlIEIIIN r q. kEMP
Urp pou6s.

SELLING OFF at GREAT BAR
- GAINS for the Hodsys-Lsces Enbroide res ana
ores; Can. and Head S rsssss san vahisy Il
tcles suitable for presents. aio ~"
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u sel Tie Stock. Maternal. sc. OF Establishment IN
Western PenAsy sr1 dong good business having oesa
established years Ias proprietor has % give II up on
at u Cher business rhs aid DC nrst rate "a
yesf ent fr p-sc 5ca Matchmaker with small caoal
Adde'S II. ABRAMS, RrC FRsvllle, Fayeite CO. Pa
d3l4ts
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" Metropolitan Building NSSOCiatiou.-Iu
extend the benefits OF TINS most popular ana successful
cooperation widely possible the Trustees hereby give
notice that the entrance fee which nov two dollars VIII
not be advanc ed until aer the regular monthly meeting
MONDAY, Jan. 10 although the shares are now worth
tpismium OF seven dollars each BY order
SAMU 81 jESSUP. Secretary.
kB.-0fioe Ne 400 Pearlst. oqea daily from 10 A NJ
ahtn Y. d - Ct
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" Secret Many do not Know.-The fac, i,

Nv secret Many do not know.-The fact is
eseieed that many Of those incipent he aaaches for
a, ia ne Ssi reason can he assigned from detects
a. ue sApuaiy acton proceeding nom an accession Of
eneTan OF othsr COLLECTION Of flttv gnstor among the
ssd rae ees remover Of those Uncean influences,
ss, healthy acton of The pores. well pre-
s'.rAuNe Ion 'he hait, IS the Hyperion Eluid
NJ % had 90 A. B Nd. SANDS. Ne 100 Fulton. st .
n ISS S NSA ", No us Broadway J M.lnaa Il Co
NyS.nS h S~S ~m: h Can Co No. 2i5 Pearl 81 ,
anu '' The Druggists ARd psrf2n,s throush0l 1t ;hs
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~ Five Points MissiOn.-A meeting Will be held
behalf of tho Ladies Home Missionary Society az Me-
uepolItkh (late 1npler) Hail. on SArl RpAY EVEN
ING January ,, 1852 The meeting will be dt ssed by
Rev HENRY WARD BEECH ER andJ0HN H. COUGH
Tie ghsnans have kindly consented 60 sing upon Inc
eeSAsen Tickets % cents each. Doors open at T. 10
commence at y NJ td3u tJ3] II. II. j., Secy.
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TO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.

Il A well qualified Surgeon. also a Liceniia,s Of
Apoihecarys Hall Ire and i desroas ofyrning oonrec
non With Physician good practice, with Sta
bic dispensing ss Adjustment. Wond require ynihs
N ether department previous 70 forming partneshp-
Salary during this perIod the object References
eHcerIonsh'e Address MEDICUS efhee Of TIE Trbune
"a
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NOTICE.-The Co partnership hereto
fore existing between the subscribers under the name
and firm Of ENSIGG, THAYEk CO. Is thus day DIS
solved by mutual consent EDWARD n ENSIGN re-
tirng the The accounts end AL unsettled Dnsi
ness Of he late firm Will be set led by HORACE IHAf
Err ERAsTUS G. BRIDGMAN. who viii continue the
MAP PUBLISHING business a. No 30 Ann 81 New
Work Ian J. 1852 EDWARD II. ENSIGN,
HORACE THAYER,
Il re ERASTU5 e. BRIDGHAS.
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ERAHAM'S MAGAZINE, ll2 pages.
O-Eyery number of RAHAM MAGAZINE for the
year 1852 Will contain il2 pages OF reading matter by the
best writer's and will be elegantly illustrated with Steel
and Wood Epravngs.
The February number will be vsnously improved and
large Of solid and useful reading will be added here
after 10 each number
Specimen copies to those who wish procure sub
scriteIs. Terms SO per annum.
d3l 80 DEWITT & DAVENPORT. N Y. Agents
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~ GILBERT d CO.'S PIANOS
Il Forty 400 FOre e., made by The celebrated house
T GILBERT 4 Co, BpstOD noN offered i0r sac at
III ces to snt at theif NV TX Wac 00ns,
No 333 Broadway, opposite y rosdway Theitsr and No
AZ below Graudst Il will be Tor The IntsTsst 4 al TO
cali and see this enter atcck OF Pianos before purchase
ing esenhere Also good ssso, msnf Of sec md hsnd
Pianos for sale to rem HORACE WATERS
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YNO LET.-Furnished front ParlOr and
Il Bedroom with Pantry in the Private House No. $40
Brosdway near Union square. Full partial Boad II
desired. J3ns
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THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINEin the

THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE in the
vORLp.-APPLE TONS MECHANICS MAGA-
ZINE fer JAM AIRY. Pilce % ceLfs or 50 per annnm
rcumencng the year the Publisher. have enlarged the
Mag the Qusyto oi and without increased
20 tie pubic. In addition 10 the wood cuts scas-
tered through he tex. each ssve number w con-
large engraving Of subject OF interest TO the
readers and 70 be executed Ich scale TO serve I'D
many instances working drawing for the machines
represented.
CONTENTS.
Ef gines NJ the steamships Pioneer aad CITY OF rHIs-
bureh.
Brick ard Cement Beam Experiments
Surtts improvements N SPIKE Machinery. .
COlne's Improvements IA Glass Cutting hachmey
Hydes NeDiiistiDg Null
The Manufacture of + AZ.
Men and Things Mechanical
The Crank IN steam Engines.
Mechanics for the MlIIon.
Exhibition Of 1871
The Sub Marine Telegraph
Proceed gS Of Scientific Societies:
DR. Be'hune's Church. Brooklvn, n. Y
Patents. Reviews. Correspondence and Notices
The numbers of this Magazine give evidence OF Us ae-
clded superiority every other OF the kina that mas
been published in this c0un ~" IAmerican Mechanic.
This Periodical has ALREADY secured for Itself the rank
ef the best popular journal for practical mea IN the me-
Evening Post.
The Magazine may be obi ali ed from al Booksellers and
Periodical gents Specimen numbers fuTnlsBed gra'ul-
tOusJ 70 Ca1vasseTs and Postmasters
3 IL ID. APPLETON CO, No 200 Broadway
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to Mercantile Library Association Lectures
The Fist Lecture of the Second Course witt be gwen IN
Hope Chapei, Broadway, on MONDAY ING; Jan
). comm enciug al IA o'clock by Hon HENRY j. RAY
hOND. Subject "Utlities Of Lite atuIe. Tickets for
The Course gentleman aud lady, 50 Is; gentleman 80
Members gentleman and lady 81 so gentleman, 81; SIN
gle Tickets IS cents-fcr safe the desk OF the Library
asd at all the prncipa! bookstores.
u N. N CAMP, Oh Lee. Com.
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nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership
IL Of CUSHNIAN & co. is this oay dissolved by nu-
tual eonsenr.-New-Yo York January !. 1888.
ID A CJSHNAN ALONZO Z CUsHNAN,
John II II CUkHNAN.
The business will be continued by ID A. CCSHMAN
and J. II II CUsHMAN under the firm Of CUSHnAN
SCO..a No. 6 COurtlandt -. JIS
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~ Excelsior Building and Mutual Loan

~ Excelsior Building and Mutual Loan As
socatiOn The regular monthly meeting OF this AssOci-
th,n will be held AZ Masonic Hall, No ga Grandf near
forssths,., on II ESDAN EVENING, JAuuaIy 5, AT u
o'clock al which time anumber of shares viii re redeemed
Monthly dues and IN are due and payable At the OF
fee No l6 Bowery On or before Monday, the 3th INST
The present fee S. which viii be Increased TO
SIC alter January s. ROBEhrT HAWS PTest
NATHANIEL I. lABARTE. Secretary. 3 2tSa&Tu
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fflisreIlansoas ADVERTISEMENTS.
EVIRE AT SOUTH BOSTON, MASS

Il AMERICAN FLINT GLASS "ORYs, Depot
Nc 8Patt-st Newfoik, and Nc 60 and 10 Wster-s.
Boston As sever al eHsggers's reports ave been indus
nousy circulated reiatv 90 the IRE the above works,
some Of which ieSrestnt that the concern 10 entirely
burnt Ont,' sc &c, which reports as they are moor
rect doubt emanae from Interested individuals
who may have become someeba eovous OF the very be-
raj supper. bestowed the crncern and the very reat
progress the company has made It's commence meat.
upward twelve years Ia contradiction OF same,
hereby respectfully Ifs'm ali Trends aud tbes
trade generally that the Al eTlcan Flint Glass Works
not burnt out" represented the staten .ns al
lUded to- but that The contrary, the tTl1Dg damage
sustained BY the fire has not al all mpedsd ITS progress
and that the American FIN Glass Works are. as hereto
fore in full blast and Illy prepared TO execute all
Gers their friends may be plested them Hh Nth
the same dispatch puEcualy, and care here ofore.
git. sLANE s BUEhELL, No 8PIaiL,t.h Y
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Two IMPORTERS and COMMISSION

Il HOtSES.-An active Man. with several years
Qe-ieLoe IN the Dry Goods Commission Phna
uhz. desirous of max salesman
with i New-ioTk house address PENN, Tu0une
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10 Brooklyn Philomathean Society.-Rev. f.
l. MACON. Of New-YoIk. wIh lecture b.fse this So.
uety, al the Brooklyn Female Academy, Joraemon-st
on MONDAY EVENING next, Jan. S. al Z. O'Clock -
suttctThe West ward Course Of Civilization. dsyel-
opto Literature Science and Ant. Tickets IS cents.
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Neu Civilizations.

TIME FORREST DIVORCE CASE
L. HERALD EDITION.
foil report of this interesting trial by the LAW RE-
PORTER Of The Herald beins the only complete edition.
will be issued the tial is completed This
report has been copyrighted and any infringement VIII be
prosecuted according 20 law All orders be addressed
TO DEWITT DAVENPORT, Publishers,
at Tribune Buildings, Nassau-st.
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ROY.-Wanted, Boy for an Office. Ap
- ply the Office Of the Citizens Mutual Loan and
Accommodating Fund Association No. 42l Broadway third
floor, front IOOm - IT.
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ROY.-Wanted, in a Cloth Store, an act.
~ i've intelligent Boy, about 10 years of age, one who
resides with his parents Apply al No lls Wlllam.st
d3ts GEO. b FOOTE * BRO.
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IY- Sermons 10 Young Men.-The hnh sermon
The OF serm 70 Young Meh WI oe
he I.nerstv.pac. Church, corner of Oih- st. on oUs
DAY EVENING next. at y o'clock ny the rev Dr.
- ~ 10 "a 80 .tt.nd % lie
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YNHE BOSTON WEEKLY MUSEUM
is the best literary and miscellaneous journal IN this
covntry certainly the handsOmest. 1t IS puonhed
QuaIto form and the readers of The Tribune are Judges
that the Quar,o tie best form in which paper can be
published and contains avery large amount of valuable
matter besides quantity that is amusing We no.
tee that JOHN NEAL and Mrs. CAROLINE LEE HENrz
have original tales in The Museum for the present week
TltMaSeu illustrated paper too 1t contains this
week an engraving OF Mrs. Warner Queen Katharine
portrait of Dr. Quincy the Opium Eater, and several
good pictures of humorous character The contents Of
IN, Museum almost entirely original and they not
mere trash either. DEXTER BROTHER, No 43 Ann
St agents for The Museum Single copies are Tor sale
all Periodical Depo's both in city and country js It,
VALUABLE BOOKS for PRESENTS.
Y ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNINGS Po-
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SCOTTS POLITICAL WORKS 2vols., morocco and
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TONGFFLLOw'S POEMS. 2vol, antique, calf.
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Bibles, Pray er Books. &c, &c.
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asOARD-A private family, where there
81 ave but few boarders can accommodate two gentle
men with single and board, without dinner except
Sundays. Apply at No. 1871 Columbia 81 BrooSIyn
Heights 3 3t'
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pOARD.-TO Let, up town, ParlOr
Id and Bedroom with Board for gentleman and his
wife IN private family The house Is furnished with gas
and bath with hot and cold water. Address C. A. at
~ afscs ~ d3l 3ts
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ROY.-Wanted, boy from ii to l6
sides With his parents Address Box 3i23, Post office.
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TEACHER WANTED.-An Italian,

Il possessing knowledge Of the English langua ge
and Competent TO teach Italian and Music vocal and
stiumenIa may have situation by addressing n. c. L.,
While Plains. ~ postpaid State salary expected,
had i33
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IL Next sabbath Evening, Jan 4, tprovldence
reru,i,tlnel Rrv Do CHEEV EN- will repeat. Dy pxsca'
lar request IN the Church OF the Punaas In unI)n square
MS Thar ksgiyng Sermon. he Position and Responsible
49, N ep,n =, o'clock > IT.
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and WIe' OF .
Nfew single Ceatlsnsn. may sbtan fan Dosre 80, Az
So FTsnAIn-st. large and beautiful TOM pa III h s1
lied Warn and cold baths nee 81 IN
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Uanten.

ROOK AGENTS.-Wa Wanted, enterprise
1bng Men, with sleo capital, to sell and
popular Historical ard Descriptive Work. speRdidy Illus
dc imDxW g. DRAKE & CO., Hartford, Conn.
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BOARDING.

ROARD-Wanted by Gentleman and
lkhs Wife front Room second third h,or, WIKI
Bedroom attached. in Murray Warren Cham0sIs-si.
Address II. b.. Tribune Office. IS 81
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MONEY. persons in want Of small
w Il Money for short periods on Gold aud Silver
Watches, Jewelry. Diamonds Plate, Dry Goods, Pianos
Sc apply TO the Agency Office at No 10 Park place
BPalties will be dealt with az this Office IN honor
able ard confidential manner % lw
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-10-14
THE FREE DEMOCRACY ON INTERVENTION
AND THE PUBLIC LANDS.

At the State mass meeting of the Free De-
mocracy of New York, held at Syracuse on the
30th ut., the Committee on Resolutions through
Calvin Pepper their chairman, reported the fol
lowing, which on motion were unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That American slavery opposes
and derides alike, Kossuth and Hale Mazzini
and Julian the Free Democracy Of America,
and the Democracy of Europe; that liberty
elsewhere is q reproach upon slavery here, and
slavery here seeks to quench in eternal night
the light of liberty everywhere; and that hence
the Free Democracy should sympathize and
cooperate with the patriots Of the old world.
"Resoiued, That We recommend the appoint
ment by the National Committee of a commit
tee whose duty it shall be to ascertain, by cor
respondence and personal visitation, the meas
ures in progress or in contemplation for the
overthrow Of despotism in the old world; and
We hereby pledge ourselves, that, according To
the best Of our ability, we will render such ma,
terioi aid TOR the cause Of struggling freedom
at the call of such committee, rs the times and
the circumstances may require.
Resolved, That the public lands are the pat
rimony of the people, and We call upon the
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pleasure or speed of my progress. ! saw but
little of the disturbing influence of the fend
alcohol; and everybody connected with the
public conyevances seemed to be gentlenanly
as well as faithful men. Everything | saw
prompted me to exclaim, Glory TO Freedom
aceursed be Slavery forever | return more
the Free Democracy are the principles OF Truth
and Righteousness and that 1t is my duty 10
labor for them through woe or weal-through
frowns or favors-through victory or defeat
believing that Heaven is on our side, and that
ultimate success is sure to reward our ezer-
tons
With these inly-sustaining sentiments am
as ever, hopefully yours j. T.. D