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" ss sA~ v.~ss es the srsrcstve spirit IN winch 'he
ssssxsssaaxs wers soxsxd aud reported
H. ssst ssupx u the convention VIII be IN wash
ex,s nteaxbl, Al % sboat the ths. the American
As~<.l1 Zoe ne Aassnesaen of Science viii hold It's
.sm~si assns Il hopsd that ssery eonsidsfAois III
sssr, - -ae lts s~lsss. and tina, all who attend Will
sas pssgsfsa 10 xks active part ia The proceedings
saay 10 a.. sfs sxs~cs~1 from xensi~men who either
aass~ Lh1sssns 90 deeply interested an the science
n hiAsnxf4.ty
~. era~s~lg sssnlyias 10 had the attention of ii,era
~ n.n fhss directed 10 Washington and its Institutions.
laef.aa ss@ -<Asses scsssss the neutral ground on
weleA Ne lAisllossssi sl All parties may meet We
sssss shst sss a~y distant when Washington will
n 10. s.rsy aad ..sshe capital Of the nation Il 10
Ne~ the r4te. esqsssl There 10 city IN the coun-
w Saving a~eag 10 lnhssa,s1s 30 large proportion Of
slaest44 nsa There - ~k.ch possesses 30 many
srsseens 90 rssrons Of this character We are happy
10 see HAL ~lis have seat forth liom OUT mSs'
ds.fsslas s~gosss. lhs ssss ksosa, and that every
~~lf "a seu nssss.ng and sihasox kno~edxe
saAas.sx from shs s~s,s. appreciated throughout The
ceaatss, caiy lFv@ a. ntfiastc Importance, bui
ALSO adding Ina prosperity, honor. snd dignity OF The
city IN whiEh all Aw~fesns have a common Interest
fAsfs can Ne eost hat ihs proposed convention oil
Amsssexa hsrafisas will be @adt welcome by the ei-
gees 81 sslia~ioa The object Ia which not
IL lht metropolis bal The nation has deep interest The
6eassa asassioa 81 sss,s HE hss, basis Of
Republican government Il 10 so be hoped. therefore,
hat al the ,aIscoss snssis OF ibese lihansns and
,,sass 81 the sdae@tcs Of the people win be eminfnty
ssoesssisL HERMEs
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lion besides those which have sussoms,v fsouenisd
nose parts, they shall, account whstevef Be per-
ned 10 trade but merely be suffered to remain in port
until The sicefoy and hoppo having reported TO US every
circumstance respecting them shall have beeu apprzed
ia retaIn, oil our tsieTminaton.s
is unnecessary to add that Russia in this instance
succeeded Where Russia has gained most is in the
close eonnexon she has kept up with Chinese colsnss
in the Indian seas who may be safely estimated al mil
lion and hail. and are not greatly dissmilar charae-
Ter IRON the Russians themselves Some eighty thou.
sand OF these are engaged in navigating unks 90 that
In the absence OF Russian vessels opportunities Of
connexlon are frequent Ii on caculatis OF com
mereAi a. well ~ territorial sggrsndzement that Peter
the Great projected his scheme for the future oil Russia
and gave her place not only the shores OF the Bos
phoIus, but on every se promontoy and of the
Yellow sea Russia has sought 10 make progress with
out noise and without ostenaiion The fuil-deveoped
results alone startling and nletw ned have her
egn relations become with political and commercial in
iefess throughout the Chinese empire, that ii not by
ore stroke, shock OF arms that her influence can be
couneracied or her progress seriously mpeded A ri
vAry in commerce. equal facility for interior communi-
cation whatever The dynasty that may be permanently
seated is that 10 which must look, and for which, if
need be- we must negotiate.
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x.acs Frases sstss~s - as~vss ss~a'sass~ sss
la been an sts ~sasss s ~sesss s~~ssss~ saT
m ts "a Rome Esd th~ fssws "a Fts~ss ~ss rSnnxws
into Avpsk al d~ss~t sssas~s cd asxtssssps. ~ ~
ressbse rsi6, of wLsch shs CIV Lxs< wet4 ss~-ss~s
40 exsmpie HIS sfmy -ssxsessA k~~sa ~ No.
who rulcs Tho oussh~ Hes tossss ~ rs swYsFs ~ss
ssssed IN be'gsn-bis sEvwn ssssts ~ W NJ bfsi~@
sword bis Liberty fails cd ~ bnish eAsfntlss 80
nxGt NJ bis ysAIs woss ~~@t ttAAs@ e&nxss@. go
his y k0le dyaasay hssx sosx ~sts BE tnle ne f&
cal tomb-wegc oniy the saett~ela 81 Ne EFtt faS*s
process Of our age TIE ~ofh hss esse '1rssst y =
lara 10 peacs wnle the s~yxsAfs g t.@ Sss gs 49,
and boundIsss grandeur has hers sesfsa e sM@s a.
midst Of that passcn which uos fe9aes ~ sss $3.50"
that ambition always pays fof ~ sssa4s ~ -
ties; thai he stse setb o nson = ~ se ~ ~ ~
councils; sad that be who v~ss ~ $500 'ss" 80"
by the sword"
Pssbsbly due conssjsrst~n night sbnS -, 80
peslosned mach 10 tumlisie knslssd, - wsA - 49,
tra Prussia ard Rasrs- whom The ftsi*~sf 80 49, -
the aalions hs preallssy cons'.s.eee~ $3.50 20
Il nav ulso be a not improbable snpfosit1h shss 'as
casralion OF his dynssiy-issa, decd q nc tss3 -
opiaon-may bring ass.a ,hs vice. 49, $40. =,
their infections
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Departed this e In the anmsSs prospect Of better, the
tosassee Of her father ia Washington city ths
Mrs. MATILDA .. CROSBY, wife OF Lieut. PIKxcE
United States and eldest daughter Jons O.
Seldom has the secured ovler trophy To person
Tar than Ordinary attractions united mind Of
refined and delicate Her disposition, TOO,
and spsisht, gentle kind. Her open
ank Distinguished by courtesy which
object Of and affection she Among
lmmsdinsc relatives and friends she
doxng devotion and attachment In her
cn and persona charms displayed with peculiar power
and 10 her devoted husband she all that
could demand. TO her younger
family she object
And 10 a these precious gifts Of Nature happy
s brighter accomplishments which Christianity
and illness
ass Behave subject OF the purifying and eevang grace
fsysour and seldom has II been privilege
lively emphatic exhibition Of the power holy
sustain comfort soul gradual approach
lo portals " the spirit world The bod
though she has on Ia mighty
the expiring Spartan she ricsory upon
ssetssy tArsSsA oar Lora Jesus CArtsf.v
The hard Of friendship hangs this chapc upon halowed
r.
rTr p.psr city, Alexandria, Winchester, viii please
eoIyl
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York al the late session of the Legislature. held their s
meeting. ia pursuance OF the charter yesterday, al h
| Metropolitan Hotel. majority OF the commissioner
in the charter present. bu those pres
proceeded to business and opened The books Of sub
| scIipion. E.as ag4i t5tlsf
MIR. Robert J. Walker commenced the subscription il
the stock with the of ten millions of dollars DR.
Newcombe, OF Albany, and Others in behalf OF them
selves and Others subscribed tbs OF two mllionr
eight hundred thousand dollars. and the company
then adjourned to meet this day fortnight
The capital stock OF the company is one hundred mil
lions of dollars Under the tenth section of the charter
each sockholder is made individually liable for all debit
which may not be fully paid up, and also for all indeb
edness TO labores and Others employed on the road
The charter also provides that the stockholders may
after the whole amount Of the stock shall be taken IL
good faith proceed 10 the election ola president and OF
hcers OF the company
The company have powers under the charter, 10 con-
struct railroad to the Pacific, with the assent OF ths
United States, through any territory OF the United States
and through the territory OF any State, with the assent Of
that State.--Journal Of Commerce. 49,
Buakrss IN the Pension BuRxAu-By way OF show
ing the OF business transacted in this office. state
that applications for land warans under the acts OF 1856
and 1882 averaging sixty three day. made during
the last week. The number of warrants issued under
the same laws during the week was 365; in the week
ending September l7h instant, 4l3; in that ending
the 9th instant, GOA
The correspondent Of tho Baltimore Sun says: "a
clerk in the Post Office Department. who has recently
had 60 with the posi- Offices in The Uated
States has handed the following list Of poslmasters
who are the Oldest in point of official relations, with their
dates Of appointments: John Bicksi. Jamestown, Leba-
co.. Pa, 23d Sept, 1902 james Colwell, Oyster Bay
Queens CO., N. H., LIST jan, 1912; Lemuel Showe ST
A. 9Th AI~~t
McKan, Lockwood, Sussex CO., N. j., 9Th May, 1916
Thos. F. Young, Hiram. Portage CO., Ohio. 4h Nov.
1916; John Billings, Trenton, Oneida co., N. T., 18th
Dec, 1915 Timothy Carman. South Oyster Bay, Queens
CO.. NJ r., 30th Dec 1915; Gould Hawley, South Salem
Westchester CO., NJ y, 2lst Dec, ISIS; John Newlin,
Lindleys Store. Orange CO., N. c.. 10th Now 1918;
Abraham Hewes, Weston. Middesex co., Mass, 10th
May, 1875 William White, Long Meadow, Hampden
CO.. Mass, LIST May, 1920. There may be others. but
these the oldest far has been ascertained.
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NEw osLxAss, Sept She steamship Texas has ar
rived with dates from tho city oil Mexico ISsh and
Vera Cruz ed Gen ToIns, the Mexcaa Minister
Of War; had died Tacabaya Of spopexy. and sue
csssor had been appointed. Cen Manuel Michael Fere.
rs died AT Mexico the 7Ih-
The Indians s continued their in The States Of
Durango and Chhuahaa Ub
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Fakir II SlvA's Ns
CHINESE JUGGLERS, brr
.auebsh, Corforio~isfs and Essissis~isas.
ST - IN number,
nA VIII appear In their es.
THRILLING AND STARTLING YEATs,
AKRON HALL, MospAY EVENING, September
evening during the week.
TAs IsJaa Bo~Az sd MusiesI PrsAssS,
Master. Lewis Rets only and yesrs old. With the
DEWITT win their chas ethiopan
cor .seres,W
Pm iicuiars bills. ...s..ss
Doors OPEN at O'Clock.
Tickets children, as Reserved sesu rs GEMS
gen 2f-iw
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frsnse scw va following example Of found
lag representative gsxsfnment based popuias suf
trace We years 10 casting oil the chains in
~beh iysassy had boaaa our hands sad feet. Q175 10
lTsa) AID Great Busaia wouli needs have bound our
minds. -Four Yeas more ELAPSED before the Frssch
mind eegsn 10 exhibit sssinss from the ocean Of popu
lar iesng which threatened 10 oyerwheln her accent
A%Aasty and in i've years she behesaed her ksx,
and swep away every vestxr OF ieadaism and royalty
Il Ia mistake suppose thai the French revolution de-
sroysd religion. Tbsr aoi = pArs,els iesl To de-
sfoy ln6dsy had long and openly r~veed. in private
and publs circles. This rather than an ssei
oi the revelation and when the tide rushed on fusous
". il contsued to be Why the OF opinion
no; soon fs.homed And The gov-rnnea, did no,
had resting place and this Inc si widely acting
cause why the French MAD no, c2imsd aad " ,ed
but continues, up this very day TO be disturbed With
revolution on revolution and piles Wild sxpermsni.
nj government another. Bonspaus was the nfss maa
tei mofalisls cecry HIN ~ they m4y) who sac this
fault, and restored religion, such wss, and Esvs in
deed, tolerance 10 all secss OF religion.
God founded human government rels Ion, and j, ",
coniessedly. the only solid basis which II perma-
nenily resi-. Ii 10 ia. great ehsrtsrihe true nA.sA
CHARTA-oi human liberty TWAS no, WI the opening
Of The 6rst century. A. D. that ths charter Of principles
was fully aud clearly explained and ca!oFrea la founder
democratic relos Der-dsmoeraic IN liz highest
sense moral reformer, 10 true. but the 6rsi ceclAref
OF equal human rights and who ioos~.
by His sublime dccaratoas The seSar from The sdo-
aI power aud thus lei, governments TO be provided
cordng 10 the moral Will Of the ina.ses Compared 10
Him. who IL there In al the pages al history who 10
gssAt q rciosmst tior Ls ~ho rsiof@s the ssind Asd
heart, holding men ansnabe 10 equal responsibilities.
daes penalties, and ~aIIs Aasi a<eds BE- the gre
es, political a. we'll ssmcvs reformer the world ever
saw No other man (o ia individual character he
also many ever sc, out with sueh pure PRINCIPLES. and
abided by them.
American liberty 10 thus founded the highest ard
puest authority 10 which is smenAbe. The Euro.
pean governments have cot this great nushs but
have continued, in ther governmental. 10 ak Christian
inv with their written civil sy-sems--ss il hess sysssms.
where they have risen highest the ossss NOT The
,fs OF Christianity. This ia putting ihe cart before the
horse; for wherever The footsteps Of Christianity tread,
there civil liberty must flourish BRUruS.
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Nav oaLxASv, Sept rs The deaths for the "a hours
endiag yeste fday morning were s. including ~ from G
YER aud for the "a hours ending this morning co. including
u rom lever No more daily reports will be issuod afscr
this date. AZ
NOZZLE Sept 2L-Tho yellow fever Is Abatns rapidly
here there having been only IL deaths from all diseases
the last "a hours. f,65s
MoELE, Sept 26,-Th- deaths for the Fl hours ending
last night were 1, Including . from yellow fever.
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NEWPORT, Sept 25.-Ths general assembly adjourned
yesterday The resolutions for removing judges not
pass the senate. and cannot be renewed this year bill
to call convention for the repeal OF the registry
postponed a.f sa .Mf
Snow, the bank cashier who several years
prison.
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.#.a 6hIeb Ao-DOy.
By ,. G. Me0UIRE. Aucsaenesr.
ID osEwooD PIANO FORTE, HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE
II horse and csnsse, kc az sucIionon sdses4sy
10 ocock residences 81 voa
erc ofcsy and Green Georse
NJ shall Sell
Rosewood 7oetsve piano e BY Brsopf Hurte, Lsip~s
Rosewood rts-s tsts SOFA
and rrceps,on chairs, covered with sh dasssk
Rosewood writing cabinet, osnue table ..I
Rosewood soohstand, qaarsrue tables
mant~i clos L. match
Hsnn damAsk curtains cornice, Are srr~~~s -a
Beautiful gilt carce limp, bronze ornaments
pas-r lief sculpture, git frames
extension and SIDE tables
DO sidsboavds oak tuuets tray #tss.e
Elegantly Gscorsted Berlin China dessert set
dinner, coffee, and tea sets X
Beaoafa French China bouquet centre piece
Cut decaners, tnuskievs, wines finger hows
Two DOZEN silver handled knives, table gallery
Mahogany cabinets desks reading stands, book shelves
mineral
Mororco-covered chairs and other once furniture
Very large nj beautiful oak wardrobe
BeAsscads, bureaus. washstands
and oslclsth mating
wi. mi and chnp curtains, coenics
Refrigerator, cookins stove kitchen utensils
tuhs, shower bath, nc. sNtHs5t ~ 2
ssYfS# AZ e'cIock-~
A s~.l csrvsrs suissAs FOX ono
Pfse large bay horse, old, sroes"s s"y
Harness, saAaes, hsiAes stable furniture, Ae
nd crsss " "" s"s
months satisfactorily osdoescA ees"sg
Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
Sep nd
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Providence, Sept 2J-Ths Of George w. Babcock,
Of crowded in this city, entered
yesterday noon aud ribbed Of forty ty watches and
other property. arrested suspicion At tbs
Earl House. and searching his baggage tho stolen prop
srty was Iound He gave his name Williams.
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ARRESTS ron FRAUDS.

ClSclNNArI. Sept. 2LJohn 5. Dye was arrested hero
this morning, charged with keeping Office for ths
demp ion of fraudulent bank no,es. being similar to tho
charge made against WIN. McCannon. Both
this afternoon before the police court when McCannon
ncd $500 and costs and DJo hold to bail ia 81 go 70
appear next Tuesday Dye keeps exchange Office, and
is the proprietor Of g Dyes Bank Mirror"
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Usw 0s~as - rwy4ss = aa~syh
THE II Ezsssx.e-s, rA~
i lee H@~ts.
The Mod sshss r~~A~~~s ~
'basaa b Wwsoa oapaol sAUani
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~ GREEN a SCOTT, Ascue~esrs-
,,orsruor n Am KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
%. Wednesday snsa sss' = eessns q
M Al the resdesce M. aw.s ~ sstwssa - - ~
strects an srceisss assoaest a fasnnss, VIA i 81 s
M,hoS.nv divsns pastos nd rocking che1ee
hsusck Ar~sdnG and other bursaas
n, .ns rse top sSe ishtss ssd French bsdseesA
DO s,debosrd diasg - oshev tassss
walost ono nd pslor ch~irs
DO w~sh~ssWAs, sad naeas esestsaAs
Grasdoe. solar, hall, and other lamps
beds and bedding
Hair ssds huck mattresses
Three pay inerss, pssshes, asS sep esvpsn
China, clAss, ereckesy, snA snes ware rtEur
and other window curtains
CookiMg, siGhi, and oehar
With god u kitchen requisites ssd say "tSsr "
ucles which We deem snaseeasary - sas1sssss- :.
T.rmss An 81 &as credit on ~ sss
Gays for notes satisfactorily ssdor'sd bs''cs SCOTT
r. s.The ssd il desirable and s's'ss~@ "
qure Of Dr. Boyie.
NrEW FALL AND WIHTEn eOODa--svllLAn TUCK
En- uass Lane T.he. s.vss s s"s. e..~~ss. a. w.
~ ~ hss hsss1s ead - sess
- al "a before pnscsasssns
- :. h}rss I greatly heis Advantage to ." 81 = -
s nss,. .ree.,-d pompse. ard IN he I.ss - sc
Nsssss s ssys 'ss r~eesps |" ne ~sssT ysvcn
~: s .ss y,. .ss h.s
~%os. ~a~ ~ - Cvss Ness - ~ - sSr9e
su0nAsu CARPErsNOs - vvsm OasW tWsC2s-
prices before the late sAvsse~ TBS
CLA0eTT n DoDSOH.
sep S-aufeed
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MORE coUargarElTxss

CINCINNATI Sept IA counter feiting estsblismsnt VIA
discover red Diytoa in this State, low days since
Two of the parties arrested, and large quantity
geld and silver coin foand. admirably exc
cuted.
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YELLOW FEVER AT fAiiAOALfHiAs
PuILApELraIA, Sept. 27lt is reported thai the yellow
fever i. prevailing hero considerable excn and that
seven deah. occurred yesterday
Secretary Gahro passed through here to-day - rosie
for Washington.
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Nsv Yeas fscvc RArLsoap CosrAsY-This
company. which Vas chartered by the State Of New
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Galvanized ~ hse6se
dWsuiug bonsss eSsrch~e aas - -
the We 49, m TIE mar
se', having msny, and entire .ssfscn.n
WOODWARD n GUY,
No. 4, North Penn. Az, het~ssa 10th iih streets.
Sept 2l-Suf
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FATAL ACCIDENT
Bosros Sept. N.-Marln Beals old resident Of this
citv fell under The the Worcester railroad depot
and was cut in half aaa8ss @gta + Ns8b
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Cowweacx or BALrrMoar-The number OF vessels
tsxclaalve OF bay csaf) in this por, Saturday
ships. al hsrquea, n; briggs "a; aad schooners, 40
total l2i, OF which for Ne~ York, 10 Boston,
IS. Rossssdam, 5; Liverpool, s. Plymouth. N c.. 81;
.ProvJscee, 4; the Yves, Indies, Havana, Rio de
JAnsiro. a. Fall River, a; Norfolk, q; Savannah. I;
Richmond, a, Nswbern, q and one each for China.
Trieste Qasbec Japan squadron. Australia. ireland,
San Franesoo. Pensacola. Bremen. Lasuayra. South
Amss~a. PASSPORT. Sanssnder. New Bedford Alexsn-
aria. Virginia. P,'sburg, New odeans. Troy, Bangor.
wssAia9,os. N. G., and Wilmington. N. c.
Johnson vii ~ mphas,ly elected governor Of Geor
sia The signs ominous OF glorious victory. We
hear the ost encouraging accounts from every quarter
Evea in The stronghold OF whgGery. the 7h and 9Th dis
,sss prospects brighter than vsrbefcrc There
ere hundreds Of wings who cannot and will vote for
M. ysakss scecaa, n he Aleerine law They may
sos vc4r for Judge Johnsoa. aad viii sbssan from
voting We have covered With several wings during
ths last weet, very door, who viii not for
Jesk,ss account OF his property qualification law
The State sboands with similar Instances. s aat
[Hedrd Un,oa
GcAso At RcHMosD.-The amount Of guaao re-
esvsd SD soad In Richmond Virginia IN TIE ysar 1852.
vss $4,000 tons The smssat of receipts W "a 10Th
September Of this fear 10 a.i5s tons. while sbs demand
lbs ysss 70 twses0 uea' a. last year. WY
Nsv Yeas Axp faovc RALsoap CosrAsr.-This
so~ssny, vhxh vas chartered BY the State Of New
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Gloihins.

AIRS BEAlAN would respectfully announce 10 the
WI pabc that she has taken Rooms a No Sc orSed -Ay pos
pl-ad a. who tavsr Der
with hdcuty IRA. be- vel NOVA rPs,1o ~
Ac ~il ilsrs Tor hrf i- ss VI PaD
favor
NOVELTY, Elegance aud ECONOMY combined al the
IN New L.die. aud Chdreus C0tsns Es.AsnHeH Pzree-
en- s-v INV. ed 70 and tsp-ef the stnck AZ
Ne 754 Broadway.
DRMOyAL-PIERCE & BATTLE, TalteHrs and
III Importer Coda sad esaes = every vaey ve
Furnishing Gosds tAte ths netnoe 81 tns -
toner. "a he puk removed No 80 No 80
Bosdwsy nes opposite Asiroo Shers tney
- ~ $780, VIII almost sock o. sood and hsrns
increased Their acies doing bznes are prepared % n Al or
dsrs with pronrtrer and espeeh
STRAW G00DS-In every variety, lot uents, iouns'
- Char.n snS Ipf,u eousrns Leshsruz Ckns.
F.eh Las I.sn Dunstab< CANA PsaEs he Ass Lsshsn
fS'' M & xosARoUE. NJ - 5svsu.
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Professional Notices.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH on GOLD PLATES, without
N sxtrsctug On plan teeth 0ok nataTs s1a
sv more y0hfu appearance thar other method
FOWLFR No Sc BLscksst- q few do0rs east Of Broadway
DR FRED. HUMPHREYS, Homeopathy late OF
IL VreA bss reu New Nc = UnivstypAcs. OF
foe lcurs 70 20 A M Ito r..
DOWNING a VAUX, Architects. Newburgh, \. Y.
~ gue0oe Of The d Of Mr. DOWNING ias esTns..
% firm : Psnrr, Nh CALVERT
yAf'x Ofsces removed 70 Cra~foTd's Han, NeSbUgh
EORFIGN PATENTS-IMPORTANT INFORNA-
TON 10 EXHIBITORS Of AMERICAN INVENTIONS 81 the
couuire WORLUS FAIR
IN he Prtelf st q the nAtoos Of Europe there are
s-s owtg Importation 70 be t4ken- and those
$500 70 Al, spc egaEd Il vbo Be the sctA iaEent
if e,pey Enssnd Which cosn1y eav,ns conner
Is. .s SIMILAR
on 70 GU ts- Of otter nso1 lnsnses
Uunbers Of Manufacturers g1s
doasss expressly chain <hs they can "a a7 q IN
unqueeOnah ths thew fos TIE
.; psfsDs important eKkb Of
s wbo 10 Dot nieuS sbndoa heir shd should r0o-ed
Ulces the ASS Of -nd
,.,l Proectou = given no1,hs moderate expense
The Pzlerts Great Brian AID al oths-
F1-r~ N rze ~ delivery ths Fur i1aese
h. ne r IL, rEsrple JOSEPH ?. PRISON Ne wEsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
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~ sapty 1hrg Protection claim TIE sgtes
haa has occerTea OTISS PATENT INSULATED LlOaf
MAC CONDUCIOk. the bui10 Which na been sPpe1
On t BOD las 1vsravy received unqualified prefer
Other Rod Perors wsbing eoteonon
call The propnetO7s LYON Co.
No IS Brosdwy o. CORNELIUS BgRRfAS their ouy agent ~
Ne1-Nofk ard vicif itv. ~ 9isf-st YoTkviLe
CtEWING MACHINES-Of entirely novel cOnstrus-
~ uon fon ary without uue aeE
Uneqneeo trd strength All eloih $40 leather |of
Iqf peorr-sd with rap cJ and
de1iery hho unknown. 1be threads are ned together a. ever
sch and the seen Up ths eh Az
working from TREAS wthort e1e i>st az zoe
stitch unee Feb H. lsb Y s5 s11 FEB
1853 sp5 Will BE- dealt with Pnce eco 70 ESQ Cone and
them rom unz hEnoreds 1t oar Store NO "
Cberberf-st New YORK or asyusrket square. Boston
q .OyER BAKER & Co, Pstentses and PTeprietors
CTEAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON, (of the
- lac firm. Of Guild No q Brosdwzy manu-
cturs Pipe for Gss and Water Valves CocEa
FITTINGS description Of Steam and Gss Won steam 30 ers
Boiler fines Pumps Cole and Ev-posors ofesm vacuum,
Gsugs other Steam Boiler ana Engns sp
eeudsres Vtrety OF steam nd tot etef
srrg sna shtpE sppara,us refers examples Of hs
yor5 10 nearly ever section % the country