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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
miscellaneous.

COPPER. Superior lRgot Copper, fren
- Nlnsf se ser ALE . y, g 80, ps'ss sers " -
EII.NER a. Co. ELECTROTYPERs, Ne n
il FulsoE<s - focr-wso4 Errsvins Of every sss as-I
erf psrss tud snail tosstker vita al oh-r YEA
esetIosyPsS via few e'P's q ''fsSyP p p'
EOREIGN EXPRESS-EDWARDs sASfo4
il Co rvsyetfay snnourse tAs they prsF.rd WI
E5: 'S "a ia ,! r.s' = ksSlssS Sstaxb
LSNp' twsee a. esk to HAyRE PAkl 4 BRENES, HkNNl
,Ps Y $50 4 n roRP F as
ara I'll psr-s e AUSTRALIA. VAN DlEhANsLAsD "a ~
as Ia, I'D S csSfoS ss ao sss saks5
S spss BOMBAY s., T.: ~: ss s' r. IS ns
LIRE BRICKS AFLOAT and TO ARRIVE
Il leooc Rsscrd stouIbrsSss. per Excelsios."
letoo Red wslsh per frSsress ,r-
iGoso GsHIrI. per stssers Aorss'
Antl. Of ~, Brek, common ,aa fancy sAapss eas<1a
yard A.o, -, 49,. 80, -. j
, a. ss y,si,s. "a 81 81 Al And. for sac b,
SAMUEL rHosPsos 4 SEPAKw |
Sos rs fearl and y 11lfsAl
GREENWOOD CEMETERY The subscriber 4
VI specifically the lot owners Of usss.sl ss
hss srsnsda Green HOSE connection sub h ase kstA.
eh..s !, ess B. had IN SsEYsrk ssA 10 10. i ~
crde hy the year osAerse fesoes VII aaa 70 n.s
cal snd elec, to themselves aad not Be hunbaei y
's.sss.e,oy reference VII in al sss " F'.a E.psi
,haf al ok shs Be done ordered and panets sieaia
j EDWARDS, Mssbls Tad .s4 FtSFis esfizI
new entrance opposite oreen soef rssta<I
INDIAN BREAD-Ths is q superior artck
< Homemade Bred expressly ssr family ~ u @sAs
ssbsebs b. prepared 20 supply ersefs s ne 'ss fs
ssl uss 10 - bestsr No 81 0reen~ - go,
Jane. hAhoh.ss'I
VOsEPH KELLY, EDgrsver and Printer, Sa
- Futon Wedang WISHING. Aidree. AatogfapA sai ksh,1
Cards brasi Ln'soges s n;. - - No. LI
Il ONION and NEW-lORK PICKLE and "a
IL sRkyE WAREHOUSE .-Merchsnfs HOtelkesPep AZ ~
es viii tad apply q articles ansPa-rd By asy A'
London ana Donssfs PeslcL Vine. ssd cis.s
Nas.srl Ligsors and Corlss
Anehovies. sardine', oisns .nA PEes,Ivss.
Hsrsrlesy .s4lsd Oysters Lolssrs ks warranted 70 is
IA every other ssisls Ia The trsI.
o RAPHAEL. Importer and hsnst.ess,f
No. So BrsAtvy n N
7 IGNEOUS MAR LIE .-WsrerooIn Ma 81,
IL BrO.d~sy. swfork.-FRRuND CO. xa.sfse'sr-.
psetsrcd 70 execute promptly eli Ores COR tbs Assns
lion Teus( etA ke In e1seinsss o. ins.ie q ~ u
equal any hsT kind II used for al gsrP. nf ssfa ~
ye marble sesrsAie-i Churches Dwrlass hoteA strs
Ship Cabins and applied 10 Wsnscetnfs bses 'es
Cor 8 ana Countsrs Asue. Coama. Vases Peds. ssf
pops hard the WARRIOR. Detens %
Dias and Fancy Stores vii be furnished on ~
fsetory Of frznkn and teste 81 IN sory se1
where all persons iDterasted are invited 70 esll
MOSS MOSS TO UphOlsterers and Card,fI
W RoPF WILLIAMS, No IS srr<
CUCAR.-l0s hhds. prime Cabs MGseofado seq
- row l.ndins a Pier No Ia Eaa River and Or sale y
sPOFFoRD TILESToS Co. No - sresisr
DLAYING CARDS. The CONGREsS MASUPt4
i TURING COMPANY seeI o. s.ls a No % Aaaay 80
ana Sfarih Pisyns Cards Ivory Sata ,ui.ce stA ~
SuperfDe Esnse ed Tfsuch and Colofsd s.fs Css -
49, p
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Real estate for Sale.


A FARM for SALE in BERGEN CO. n j
"A Nae miles from jerry Say eoasnns :. .srss S.o'sy
tbeI By plank ros6 9T bs z, r9sd soi Pes'''s Dc
and 'BTosdsi. ny 70 ''''' "a
A FEW CHOICE HOUSE LOTS for sALE-On
airuts ak Of wsI.' Fsty o TorTER - chsassrsss
A HOUSE for SALE. about three minutes walk
"a. o s' ~ P d. az. "a. % f' s isS a :si1 81
riss VIZ ss.c1 as cont rssI rsas ard Il chen
and m.li Esn = Fss hs e, " se, ri,s ,es,.: "
nd ' Sss F r.J s s q s s F S
Posi- ssop to saA puchsses Terms easy Cssa Prcs
s7o-Holss, Fo rarseslsI. iSsuse Of III. An Ks'.L o-
g Ss sSa 2 Si''A '-' W'n-''''A 0'' '''' ''
A sToRIA PROPERTY for sALE.-ssven,een
"A land yisI one bdy il he .ein .s' q A.
ss he Fol oPRsSa. ,s' n ssss1I - s
sS can ts fsS VIII the Siy b. s. .sssI from
Feek slip and BY sns he wias
tursh sla AslOf. ounbu'eA For Psoso Of ioelOa. asP
on md 'es apply to ne 9Dasr,Sasd ~ ,s, R,,.
AT PRIVATE sALE.--A few choice Bulding Lots
IA yet unsod MsviaA -ioc each payable b. iss,. q
-Ss month Meivns sitaated ssa hA mills frOsi iAs WI
assea iass fare IPenes ES, u, g.s,sa.
- ss ss \ &c asseT sNS % o.nss 70 n Ssrcsf G
last MoRRISANA L0TS-Tine extended for
gsn' ss rsr cent Of Pgrsssss oasy Ss ss ss,as Ss
l IAsss s., csssp ,S s',sy ss %. ss..s + "a
resoes u he wealthy .nd rs-Pesabla eea Of
he Railroad ae.y Sa P.-. iArs4sh 81,
property, New RecAee .1d SeconasT Railroad wheh
S~,tS sewers hSases are no bsids 90 a. .sas rs.is
bssnss ef tAs property from the cJ Han nes NE per-
STryOI row, Harlem RsIhOad ohee.
TOR SALE-A Farm OF more than 80 acres all
under TIE Pa River. three
mice below PseEcu There the steam Of wafer the place
sns cossse BsSS ss1ss csIrsse Hoss coTa Hssss TeS
Hove .e Ss and sss s.,ss 2: FTs'; % ne pa ss
nss 40 sss.s.5se Of sse. 9 ne ey y ,sIs,S a5
MORGAN No S MsifSrelsss Bar saiidias
E'ARM for SALE in ORANGE COUNTY.-An ex-
eesxi highly euvs,ed Fun Of les siei ss0st
nile from the vil.se q Naasfpxn 0rAnse CSsasy Y
sspYlied wHA eoIsEoOss D~sins sOOa ca bald
has all the uoSn DAIRY ineOyensnts u large espAy
fuitrees Psoducae yss, v1sy Of choice a and also
0shAre Of thousand and thy gAet lifrees
sss 'Hs st % e S z $780, = nee
frou NewYSri Cy eosA and healthy <se VITA god
rrs, Serossiols Poss<ssn wsi he riveu u lew Tsks or
Eex sins desired Tks tile = nd sFatAhe AID oaeAs
Tss s, si Isis ron EISe ana i: 'y s' q
TO As ssk>Eiber. Aid6iee~H, osassv Ce&a.y y Y
EoR SALE. or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE IN THIS CIrf-A fsra uf SO -
nile. Ns-.Yssl Aiss Of esi5y.so. -s rsssrrs
si s.siss isS i1s 20 IS s-ss q A.y ssrs q rsiis sss
Ht NJ hccs larse viii exen'ye ort eeidass re s.oss
ard e,eosA VITA The fArn s-sire4 fess Syss g
time fe- rssrlszs inlsire the prees q JOIN
ksyISe Lssssy esa.s ssss-. Co NJ or 81 "LLiAA
Lss No nc wsss sess HOa-
Ne 8 oresswieosS Asrsss.s Hesss in W n - nes st
3: s A'S '''''s' ~ ''' % - Is n ''' ''A ''''' A@N
TOR SALE L0w-n applied for Immediately.
u fszr Wiki smsu Ho1ss god Barn Ia Al.o sod
hsss sss sea .ssSs.a: e Fss "a 49, 80
"a: .s.s.d s.s = asy sIa g.. s,i = 81 Co. 4, ''-'<f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

7 OTs CHEAP and on EASY TRRMS-The sub


- I -
- sfthe hesu'if1l Village Of CLARESCEFILLE Aolgh ths
ri,es OF srouni before The public fen Jnf
ready nsta The Los sgisFbed a sure efsace Of
It's
CIreucesi!s situated Long and miles from Brook
the P.ankro.d ~ aid beauty enf
glITtI esaeuce. has dsnt-r The L5ns ss n
Eaocd AT.lEl n. o. The fae he dePt ne
ground b o. Which p~ns eaa ah very Jk b 81
hour n Of the dsy Two lines Of 49, n VI.
Lag h.erv. from - gld az al
a. planted both des With fo-r pablo pamps
also Tad the and al wifhc1l erpens- . SUB
scliheis
nj, urorrefr 40 row erecting Carcaevle Eve hsnis
E0r $icv. which vii be offered ~ sale,
bu he Ebscrber each subscrb lag ea-
lied 70 ou ehancs b-cbd ;hs ivs sbcn5eFs be-
becoaug en.t each % hands3me 1-i c1sen mt
dwelling ard To-. e. TIE price & the i0-
TfuTreor BILL make LIBERAL oars ~ isa ~ao my q .
Improve tLeL -ots 81, - ~,
tetof-inz II HCne.ela orwth AT are M - e1u
vtnu. he hu asly loc.ed Nominal Pnce sad
On Avau yourself o. be OPP rlu TOO ts
CLARENC EAILLE Brokyu has b. .sid or mo
BUILDING 10 ~lh o9scd sllsrtes a. = follszs
Tsvals weekly q 81 o. 10, ~ per 1o7ta
two Lot "a four Los -lo -
Fxrrfso1s will rsde tn premises ever MONDAY sd
THURSDAY ~ va the Lolz L. nj Aalr3t4 iog ~nA
FIVE rsy prOcud aca.lon % the gaiefsiGasd
Rerusr pubic for the sdnlsoa o. slhcors = %
viii te held cvtry THURSDAY LfENlNO a. 0eo-N 81 SAa
J1coB PEcAEE. Proprietor. n. lsJ Hsster-.s- n Z.
Oeioe lourz 9 A NJ toi p NJ
VNHROG- NECK, WA" CHESTER-fARh for
SALE eoutaiBns - sf sOt aa1 sod laree c0i;age
kous- lGbie brildir T1es seasrsl tss1u o. u
b sold rars cnireG lElaIe Of I'D
AUND UADfBHiLL CT the prrEises
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Mathinsrr, ST..

A TURNING LATHE for SALE CHEAP-Sut-
"A abe for Bro. TurrnE Asc ools Of al d On hAnt
yobtins s-ne-sl l. HALL Ne - Elr.eesss, oas doo
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WHO WOULD BELIEVE ITi-Only 50 to

WHO WOULD BELIEVE 1T Only 80 TO 20
w Do.iGie the b-a1fal vlag- Of WINFIELD,
sUa.ec nu distance non the WILLIAMS '1rh tsrfies OF
ue SCg.h Rosd ard fsEf--F.
he io~s the ferries every hsfb0ir .a1 Wls.vs
thos< wh0 Ssh tins a. ~ corner o, akss sat
the Msspefh fank Rcd fhcy vii fhsnrc cr fskcsT % e
PREMISES ben NJ HOGAN vii saJz the S aad al asoF-
ref tbersto. The ftrce bcoE 1det e7a %
Any III Gig q New iort rra seVsi cottages hsvs ee-n con-
ihe FrsAr RsraS uzssr ooascf eosplsted By 10 Of
JsICary and VII have IL ccpA tbs property We Ei
RAroac snled ssd By f1s 10
q fth a. peE.y o; aed-eHs ssui On eseb al every
lot sold f-en liz esy.
10 wOfnep and ohsrs VITO ssh sro
the city s properly OF n11ceueris pef
The nAket h.ns within ~s1s distances from -heir rsees Of
bus a fee Hal
The VII b so liberal ceat-
fu DOAa esca Let tie Of Pzzra 1a1 the
balance N % Five D0ars =entA sss
Wstk
For i1kttE rsT. kc- syPly 10 G. O. ANDREWS p KEN
DALI No fryo3 RoE Of O1sihAul<t Se~-YSrk
ES d b cectvcd ~ ruaalert q
d5erenes gsir.
foT wHtsr Aei1re yo1 pGFc1ase
WULAMsBURGH PROPERTY for SALE
w 1he valzshle plot q goa1
md F.1srss- oO=tsiniEs rs FEET F-t AID
South sikst This prufe-ry within hok a the Peck-ip
fsIIy. and cLly tAec hock- o1 thF and e.7z
tkorO1Ehf.rr- IL woud Il Az scaes rHqgzE nah
eosl y1r Eay y viei -eli ,Eiaar. al Prob
shy iks bess pee Of property W sac y
sutA TsrHs very cay Apply TO T. DOYLE. Ma FiAss
soUfh sAst- WlliGusbCrzh
60 0Q0 A GREAT CHANCE for a besuti-
ScsOOOs fal Hon-. and oaly oz~thira e.sh rsgai-eG
the Sdsv u fIs,e eEAbohoed; ths ,ht
Toe Esr1ernsrele Dznt S1inz doors Crosoa
hss1 o- g ~ le feet; dissnce z.aaf
Hal APPJto De MOTT Co. Ss. q CAsaher.sc
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Chr nuorIS's fnr

Owes % rsE GENrtsL Sgrs1rsrrsa,..
CgfsI.L Fsisck Nss-fsrE s.. ~
NOTICE il hsreby gwen, tbA; no msfe sp,l's.s
~ 70 g1khI n tAs hsliet-s vsrss- t1-Es =, - :
.-.-t.a J. - bkfC irLakf
Secretsry 81 rtf 49,
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- &c :, pFIUANvnIF WANTED. :

~, lots At PELHAMvTLLE WANTED
L - D. .-s-is o. 81 Or t1-ss a - % Pa-L -
sr'ss tls suisel-' "a Sylvester iaT Ne waHs
rrRNIsHED COUNTRY SEAT foE sALE-Wlthin
4 :. -. n We. - Eit hs- &c 81 lee "a e. -
sqo roy - ese1Es.s Il - 80 -, a. e ss,. AZ
srs sEcEETARY. Boz so 81 Po--o5,s
EARM for SALE in NEW-JERSEY Of FORTY
ACREsAbs1' 81 tsrss VIaass SOoa AL NJ eaaass
Tasie oehscs g IT, 1re &c o. sne ys9aS h se
SevYors sSO1s susr e q Rao.S pa
vile % tie NJ CenEri & r Pre- -L1e =LSa e.a TIE
.. 40 Fsrn Of .hsI $ .crs- Oas ME tron wexzsl -
APPy 20 WA coIT Ne Ss.s.a.:- "a seor
Tor SALE In WILLIAMSBURGH on Bashwick-
eo--tr q v2rres; Eresf bargain. o,S sKio feet, o.
Ala pc;s II Colar5lse, ules tro1 TIE
~ 1.1 o Sres Of sc ys: All rsTr. sssy EseS po
.nd By sc dee sqra city 0s Also 20 lex
"a, of he Dvelhs d.srsd Apply se ozssT ne prem
~. No sS5 Grsbd-t W..aseTrsh have so l.re .s197af
nay S z P'sshs.s o 81 ss.ss 70 '' s.s so z s5
On reasonable isrzs BssE Of referees rven
TOR sALE-42 Lots in Harlem. al Of which
sbout o. usde Also IN Brookya wiAusbuth Gren
point S.stou snd Fo-dasn srs IN vs1s Psrz Of th e9.n
nv srd vsserl ,sd. Acc large naoT q do1ss .,t Los
KTSs Nc a sorrh wllHsn-i- aud So Esv-
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO MECHANICS and
VI o-hers procure home within y niles Of the CRY Hall
tie srd beasul vis1s Of sskeE "a ioesed "
tie Hsrem sDd Ne~HsvsH R,iro.a h.Ea art tsreoo q
ths land the Of $500 Ps-son dsols Of Se
s.S. ss ss,s - r. ~ s.1 q J.T rs ~ ..siy
Of u each eighth o. acre - srbed for ins
r. = az 3 @ ,. y s .. Iass. as,h $50
enc haf n acre s one seFe sii' faefs
SB-Tbe r.rul.- of II. Aocts;io1 he .vey
FRIDAY EyESISG, Y No lss BO-ery Uasoa s1t-1
oei1es JoHs oosXERFokD Prs.s1ut So 81 BTss4-sy
J. A HaS0seavek Secretary, No 10 sFrIssst
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TOR SALE IOw-If applied for Immediately,

fsrE. Wiki snsn Hosss. god s.ra "A AIss Sod
Ho-se, exrssel Turkeys otAer p01y Wssos
HGre< ans sod e Fsnx Hsas~kseVins
s several 81 Hay ser 81 cd Cora flsce<
nilss frrr Tt1hsSA % ts- Harlem RsirssA Arpiy e
=. THOMAS, Ne. str1-s~.
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7 ONG IsLAND-FOR sALE-A frst-rste Farm

T OTIS for SALE at MASPETH, l. $50 Lots,
LAlso nunter Of HoGss. Ths rapidly growing vsse wha
the fre % pcrs1ns Dong
busi1es SWYofk seldom fond Ou1ic1ss pe every y
minute Sd Terms q payment Tide perfect Al
pleasant home. free from e1orhient sye are invited
eSsuln IT, shove property Cal on = WEBSTER No ~
sAMI ID NORRIS. Isl No = ColEtst-
Brooklyr JOS II Van MATER, IT., OF tAs Trszisss
DEAL ESTATE-Lots, mOst beautifully located,
IL b SOD mach lover ihsn can e pur, within tn 's
portion Of the oh drefiJ1 AP
nv 70 RAY 1OIPKINs Are-ts and Gran rev s;eis TIA
iomrkirsviIie Ferry. ststsr LELAND
I OTIS CHEAP and EASY TERMS-The sub
IL srittr HAVING few Of those desirable L0s N he oh
q Brook en viii sell them o. he iohoyn asy er'
yurchsse and IS nO1h ln psi fr snt -
Interest chars.d Apply PEcARE. No ls5 Hesier- from
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IN Ms.viaA Sioc payable b. 1s,.a.s q
30 month Meivins and hall miles from WI
hsussursA Ferries SewIowr and Flushing snasgses -, hs
prem Yer i
SMITH premises J. FONDA NJ y sa-sss-
\. Y Money M b loaned 10 tn Fcrchssf M
hui II
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pERDANs GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE MANU-.
ID FACTURING COMPANY

L'OR SALE. STEAM bOlLEh.-An upright, .uou-
ar Boiler .stAbie enKae. aplrt- for
sale bv 4 G. N WOODWARD steam sEl GssPP- Frters No
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"A serts yi1t body, he shns village q A.
having front OF 40 feet FluhinEsr- pree p
sdTantaseoG opporfuIy for Investment
,Sciny Of NswYek Tile nasPstshe Constant eou1aaiss
had with CITY BY th- Rsve1s@oct from
clip and BY the dav md onibass sna By hs Wzns
tursl and AoTi1 ounbsA For Psslls Of csiion aesep
ten md apply the gndeTsi<aed
JOHN " EAGER. Ne. l6l Broadway.
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CREENwoop CENErERY-TAe sab.cg,assr !,

INDIAN BREAD.-Ths Is superior arnck
< Homemade Bred expressly sSr family sse u nsAs
.absebs By prepared % supply orters s The s1s fs
trssd b better NO 81 0reen~ ~ 80,
Jane. MAhehAe3'u
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CTEAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSRPH MASON, (of the

- az IN. Of vaworrh Nssoa Guid) No Bro.I<sy
esur,s wroush II Pipe toT steam Ca sad Wer sAs Cek
derpo1 o. eal sua Gss WORKS steam Sod
er. Dor Fues Feed fumps Coils szd Ev.porao Esu
an and sDi other steam Boiler ad fnEne
.ppeudass He $50 e8t vsey Of steam sud hot
Watcrv arung and CAsFkrs sppAps snd refers 70 examples
Of his work n nearly every secfen " the coEnfTy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

TOR SALE-A Farm OF more than 30 acres, al
under estivscn besari.Iy fustsd TIE ~ River three
miles h<cw Pseon There the ste. of~ator the place
and the land good QEAly Tie bGdss eOa; ofs so mall
CotAee Barn st4se Carriage Ho1e Cora Hoas Tool
Hotse 1t and vsfy Of Fruits the place fas
beauty Of The heshfsncss high susceptibility Of
AID oo1yeaEee Of the cy ~ railroad sat
Pnk rosd eoh.ni-s nske very dabe- Apply q HOMER
NOKGAN No. AtrrOloltan B.nk RualanE
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-05-26

PoLTsHNG PLOws.-Go to any drug
gist shop and procure 4 ounces of sui
phuric acid, or oil of vitriol, which will
cost from FIVE to ten cents, according to
the conscience of the druggist. Take a
stick and wind upon the end wooden
rag, and tie it on with a coarse, strong
twine, making swab. Set your plow
where it will be exposed to the sun, if
convenient; then pour the sulphuric acid
into an earthen bowl, and dilute it with an
equal quantity of rain or river water;
take the swab and thoroughly moisten ey.
cry part of the plow that requires polish
ing; work fast lest the acid eat up your
swab before you have gone over the sur
face; and be careful not to get any on
your clothes or skin, for it is very corro-
sive. Let the plow stand about twenty
four hours, then scrape off the scales
which will have arisen all over the surface
wet with the acid; hitch on the team and
60 ahead, and in from fifteen minutes to
one hour, the plow will be smooth and
bright
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-05-26

Miss Lucy Stone-Heaven send the
lady good huSband-labors Justify to
SOW dissension between the sexes. by lee,
turing on the tyranny of man. There is
nothing about the bearded portion of the
community that she admires, except the
breeches. These she wears. The stu.
salion OF married women Miss Stone in
tensely commSerates. She said, in her
second lecture at Metropolitan Hall, il the
report thereof is correct that wives were
not the custodians of their own persons
"they were Kept" (The italics are not
ours, but the repor;er's.) We hope the
married ladies present at the lecture rel.
ished the phrase applied to them. 1t is a
very neat specimen Of the delicacy OF
those gentlemenly women who exercise
among other "rights,p the right to use
language which no respectable man would
have the impudence 10 utter in the pres.
ence of his wife and daughters.
Miss Stone is so thorough a bgot in
her social creed that she will not concede
single virtue 10 those VINO dItier from
her. She insists 1--WE quote from a report
of her second lecture published in the
Express) that the man who could refuse
a woman the right to vote is not fit to ex.
ist, and could not haze been born of a
decent mother. .....
Another hardship of which the fair
spinster complained was that woman had
no will OF their own. "She wished in
Heaven that they would not consent to
marry until this right was granted" We
say again, Heaven send the lady good
husband, but fear our prayer will be in
vain. Few men would venture TO pop
the question TO such furious enemy Of
mankind. We would prefer being spliced
10 small volcano.--New York Sunday
Times.
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Good Advice.

Barker, Goodwin & Co., the celebrated
Job Printers Of New York. publish an
advertising sheet, in one Of the numbers
Of which we fine the following excellent
advice TO business men:
You might as we'll try 10 stop water
from running down Niagara Falls, as to
keep the people from running to the stores
and shops Of those traders and workers.
who avail themselves of the printing press
to let the world know what they have got
or do, or where they are.
This is lively world. The slow coach.
es Of old days won't answer now. There
is no lukewarmness in life. man must
either make a stir and a noise, or hang
his harp on the willow. If you want to
90 ahead, let the world know it, and they
will help you along.
A handsome bill headed is almost in.
dispeusable nova days to the business
men. Besides the waist of time in wri.
ting out bill, there is behind.the.age
loak about such thing, that is intoler.
able.
The habit Of the people is getting more
and more in the way of depending upon
their eyesight. lfyou 60 upon a journey,
and ask when the cars start, ten TO one
you don't fully believe what is told you,
but look around for the hanGbilI or adver.
tsememnt. where you can read for-your.
SELF So if you wish to buy or sell, you
don't go about looking for cutomers, but
call in the aid OF the Printer and address
of your fellow citizens at once.
Never do up package of goods with
out putting in circular, card or hand.
bill. Thus you will compel all your Gus
toners to assist in making you known,
and at the same time setting good ex
ample.
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Good, Sensible Talk.

The world is full of lIfe--full of action.
And yet there are thousands who loter on
the great race Of life. They pass along
and leave no record Of deeds TO live after
them. No laudible ambition seems to
stir their sluggish souls, No soaring as
piration seems to throb in their hearts
They bask in sunshine and shun the con-
flicts where mind grapples with mind, liy-
ing in brief day, and living in unbroken
light,
Our young men do not appreciate the
privileges of this day. They do not
make good use of the privileges which
surround them. There are many of them
who are nobly struggling to do so, but
hosts of others seem to have no ambition.
No impulse stirs them. The world in its
progress, brings its resources to their
very doors, but they have not sufficient
energy of character to reach out and and
grasp them.
We see much to regret in society. The
young hearts, where lies the hope of our
country, are too ingloriously idle or
frittering away their usefulness and afflu-
ence. Let person pass through the
country, and mingle with gathering of
young men, and they will look with sor-
row on the frivolous character presented.
Why so much ill-breeding? why so much
vulgarity and profanity? SO rude and re-
pulsive disregard of all the little cour-
tesies of life? Why is their conversation
so grossly coarse? We miss the heart
born politeness that should characterize
the conduct of the true gentleman. We
even see those claiming gentility and re-
spectability, treating strangers-nay, wo-
men, with marked discourtesy and insult
And where is the fault?
There are some good old ways which
ought not to be departed from-counsels
which ought not to be forgotten. We
deprecate the arrogant, selfish, and 4pul-
sive manners, which so generally mark
the character of young people. There is
no truer mark of gentleman than cour-
tesy in the treatment of others. Stale
slang is no accomplishments is a stain.
The ill-bred retort degenerates into delib-
crate insult. The young man who thinks
he is not "blood yonng man." until he
can show how little he cares for the un-
pretending qualities of modest and home
simplicity, commits a sad mistake A
man may swagger and sneer at all these
sacred influences, even at his own
mother, and talk boldly about the foolish
old woman, but we would shun him as
we would ruilian.
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Clear as Mud.

Mr.. Cheetum, I've just dropt in TO en-.
gage your services in a question at law.
'Ah, Mr.. Green, there's nothing in the
universe like law and justice. What is
the trouble 2
why, you see. Sqnibb, across the
way, owes me five dollars for a bulldog
he bought of me about month ago the
dog has run off and he now refuses to fork
over the W
"A most difficult case, Mr.. Green ex.
ceedingly difficult, and it is fortunate that
you came TO me, for | have him like a
breeze. You see, we first must prove the
identity Of a dog By an abb, then after
quashing the writ of mongribas fiery fd-
rias issue capaics coferum and levy
goosibaS pandeiariouS on his insigquS ia
tui, then we call naporitum jury and af-
Ter conclusively proving the sinequa, have
the case unanimously decided in our ia.
vor, by virtue of the c.fcstibae p'opora er-
pOnas =
Lord Mr.. Cheetum, see through il
all how easy it is to folks that can un
derstand.'