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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
CWEENEYs CELEBRATED HorAIR aul VIZ

- qlIAllHG FURNACE. 70, heaiuf Chunhss, Pabis ~
irrs qua DWELLING. hors. THE Nes-f1rk tCktME 10
ing purci sstd the enge rgh 70 maaaAeilfe ga EN-"
named Frrusrr IN the following States via Nej.sy 10
Yoik except he Cour o. Aagaa sud Efe az AZ "a ks.a
sirs are row reafy ftcfifs aut esecuie A. @ ~. 80
ol AZ. sb1.ea urr ~ Territory. NLWNORk FAAtAfch
30 B lrrnn--..a. o. nn-lLe thn llly lIlI. hal "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

CllEAP LOTS for SALE-ln the City civilians
" hTshl y.ar- css eEch jties; Pre-. esq ss-h
uscs, st - rf-7,s ~ .rseS Isle pey'sst ArpI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
EAsT MORRIssSIA LoTs.-Time e4t-pded Tor

~ p4ncr- of = pr scut ol prrhs money o. Ia bssee u
Le CT p ~ pr sef ioFr a. basac- tef,-e ssrca
?, IN lhe@ lots keails b. Ig-..o
snd u f Easg ave n he n--I.ate vs,
~ q rst several " fls sal hy
q 1ep. Of H-.eses Cc1siy Ae trs ssiS within calgser
81 nile. Tie H1sria nrsuch Riisa-- ~ a. tr 49,
thrgh ths p-1ey $50 ~ NesRl-tcus scorssr H.
r9st Ehi-h - beer is-,ly ehtrersd T. ezped ui p.
tbs Trcrrr-v
ella paig- D-E-e n Ais proPery Cilg II -lue
nla ll..e rer-- tor tri 1lfcr
y NlSION, IA ) l-yor-rcr, ~ Harlem Railroad Ole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

VTANTED-By a respectable GiIl, o situation az
w Ian berssid "a washing ar3 Gooi
civ YsTeIee sifsr Cal 30 West ~. corner
sflrty Can ke ssep hr ~ DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
MINING MACHINEs-The generaI supersdg
CEwNG MACHINES TO TAILORs, TAILOR

- T. 4 THTLVH1T ItIIFV"
- ESSEs. c,Se.-Ihs AVERY SEWING NiCAINy n.is
beyond question: tho best AMI strongest q c u anf - ts
20, vented We saiAyths ptcs ite sSs aesy
Die uactue ~. rot rip ne theE l l assl eqt sHy "a. Ne
may be taken By dsssa but only anlsr h enisss
valuable poiut. OF thia machine. u simple u 70 s1sea g
iAbo ~ Of order snd danger sssle ~ s,es -
Inverted or Ttlos end other cloth ~ Pdf ",
falv invited call sud tre mnhs.ss y ~ - ss@
olthe AVERY SEWING HACHiSEoe- Va ~ Bg3ssl
Price Tor Machine % aud 80 Ts sst srsss ezra -
F''n' "" sr~You Isly = 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

VUANIED-By y respectable young LADY, q Prot
w saBt) s,u.io4 He sswer ard % wait On cas 2, ~
t.Ss a. s.,i senersi lEht work lnd render hsrrelf
CO. r,con b6scTa AadTtss 5. p No ~ bfos1Vas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

DOARDING-No. 3+5 BroedwSy.-Arransement
as. he made fos winter e. pleasant
soa.s wiS hoard No SIS nresdvsS srSs.rs V;ns
OF tssrriensiy VII fnd A. The bone
~ Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

INSTRUCTION. Gentleman wishes situati

nta1tmy boarding school ~ PfOs raa nat
gssisui sise He Is o iy competent conduct the kuf
end French d. Addsfs for three days W X D. tnoia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
BOARDING and DAY

~ SCHOOL foT YOUNG LADIES. The Winter Tern ~ tiis
Irzzfcu vii ~ r Of November ijL The
Of bS2ss limited md thse n pssn 7seancies for
Clf,1ss b. Lad B. Rn esd No 4 Wtsulst ~ W.
Bu.teee's No 50, 3av shepherds h0osore No IS. Fa0n-
the lnrudon, s. sni iefhsv The Mics 5tsrGE0
Principals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
FRANCE.

The Paris Rerue dcs BeaHr Ar states that the expense
Of disnterng the ashes OF the body OF Napoleon viii be
100000 francs and the programme Of the ceremonial is 10
published. A proposition in Council being made to divide
the remains CT the Emperor amer the fashion pursued
der the KiDgshe body to be under the MausOleum and
the heart at St. DensPnce jerome started up, saying
that be would never lend himself TO such proposition for
initiating the remains of his glorious brother.
The Empress is convalescent Tue Emperor has dis
par he'd Senators Co!reet and NarchaRd and Couuc
Dub' ssy and Neman stour OF inspection in the De
psrtmeDs 10 report the condition OF the people ana
communicate il Conhdentaly 10 the Emperor himself.
The Senate bad been engaged during two stngs in dis
cussing the petitions and report relative to the ga'es be
qutatht BY NapOleonI Independently OF various sums
Of money Napoleon left pensions Of some amount 70 tia
veterans Of the Imperial armies and O. the Departments
cies partially hqucse out OF the funds stt IN
the hands OF the banker Latte, but those which were
made chsrgesbe in the codic on the civil list OF the King
dom Of Italy and alleged sum Of 50,00OOo0
ancs claimed by Napoleon the proceeds OF the Grown
diamonds executed Ia consequences Of the po
ioal events which preceded the death Of the Emperor
IL is this latter codil which the petitioners demand
the execution Of On the subject being discussed on Sd
inst Gen DE Fahant stated the Senste that nowith
standing his high venerauon Tor the first Napoleon, he
considered nudiei0us 20 create new eulo1rraslen M
for his successor Napoleon Ill, by s1ddlng the budget
with so large sum, the amount bequeathed IN me cOdi,s
amounting 90 less than 100000 700 francs The order
OF the day was thereNon yoteo and ~ considerable
he MHsrr contains decree nominating fifty five de-,
rdItut ntal commissioners io4itr' AoV nc"
ionares intended supply the place OF the inspectors gen
era and specials of police abolished some time since The
majority Of the commissioners retired officers in the
army they 10 be and eyes 10 the Government
Two buLoTed political prisoners were shipped the other
day at TouOn for Cayenne Among them It Is said, Bltn
qu srd CazaysD punishment for their recent attempt
10 escape.
The spanish Ambassador. Marquis Of Valdegamas, died
al Paris 4h inst lie was better known as Don Juan
DoLOso Cortes, and 4 statesman of ability.
Consultative Chambers for Agricultural Affairs are estab-
hshtd by Imperial decree in the provinces Of Agers Oran
and ConstsntiDa
Tie Assembly had adopted unanimously resolution
granting 10 the widow Of NJ Eugene Barnou the Orien
ias pension Of 5000 francs ss national re"ompense.
funeral service in honor Of Napoleon the Great
celebrated on Wednesday, May in the chapel Of the
Tueres the Emperor and Ministers Of State pres
emit In The chapel Of the lnvaids SIMILAR service was
performed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

Who had recently proved himssH a Tara v b. oas Of
her mot INSCRIPTIONS agents tnd s1ns vseks 40
an utiua,ion reached fhe Hto Court IL Hr,ssefs 10
he eject thas shy serious sequieon mads by Rassis
in the East would be bed BY Frame - eoss1,ahs a
sufficient ground or pretex for the ahoht0n of sast
Al any rate. the languages Of honsier us DE- bstsu
val has revived the ready Apprehension OF he Be-
oisn Government; and, perhaps, Z - Ia eonoe-fi1a
x,h ; circumstance that the yocDg Dske u brtbsnt
whose majority recently celebrated As national i-'
Val by the whole Of Belgium, shortly 70 proceed % Nen
"a 10 pay bis respects TO fhs AnatAn Confl sns
King ieopOd proceeds to Benin and the Emperor Of ha
"a 10 Warsaw whence il Is probable IN Z these SoEer
viii repair with the King OF Prs IA 20 Vienna In dosod
where the principles u free Protestant people Are nG
stuctbIv rooted n the stSneh support and primitive man
uers Of Ire nation the Pope has repeSsd. Win agy@
vatipg circumstances, the attrcns srssy Oel 20 Ss
lsp6 6y the establishment Of Papa hiersrchy without
the assent or knowledge Of the Crown The hing eAs
arAied himself Of the energy displayed ~ the HrA TO
tesfart parfy 10 eiec. Ministry 20 which be was net
warmly attached and BY the dissolution 81 the second
Chamber Of the II ,tes the neg CabnSt tnroEs II
self upon the high Orange and Protestant Pti.y
in the country Lastly in Denmark wh-Te the COnsgiu
ton s N. in lsss has virtually paced the supreme poSer
in the hands OF the minority, BY requiring on certain cues
iors that resolutions should be carried by three 0artas u
the votes given the Government is more thrown into
agitation by the refusal the Assembly 70 sccece 20 the
conditions TO which the very e1isenee ana intgy OF the
Danish monarchy are attached This absurd conduct o.
the minority TENDS unhs pply TO undermine the COnstiu
ton ITSELF and possibly TO affect the independence Of the
State Sacb Is the general aspect Of Europe several
p0ints without sdveEng % the NEST grave questions % AL
which may be slowly advancing to their solution in the
East and assuredly these difficulties and
are sufficiently great though they present ground for
serious spprssensons long they confined within
mus which DO not Justify admit Of TIE active interyen
ton OF the greater Powers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

Prusiia has reduced be- dgtes On French spi,,.,, =
cent. and s sbo1i % recacs Tho import duty o. o, ~
Countess BiAaka Teleky has jast b-ea Sentence A, .
yssSs imprissnr for her SHARE IA the Hang .rs -
1ke has already BEEN immzred three years in DE 49,.
psfh
story gees that the Emperor has assened % o. y.
u q riIcn q francs 20 the Co8nI d Ckamoor, on -
ny u The domain of ChAmbordLe money 70 Be ady.',
BY the Bank f0acisr.
The Coonsss u DalhOusie vie Of the Govsrao- sfa
eis' died a sea on her way 70 England Her boly =.
landed 81 Exmouih. ~
hr. Dufs, n p isr New R0ss Ireland had ApolOr..s
for h hasiy remarks and : szan received into gvcr =
The Hon House 90 Friday ni.ht gsihl the Gum
decided amendment that Ireland be exclud 4 -
Tie oPerE.on Of the Income Tax; majority aga:nss =
Austcment 225. The debate the Bulge, : =, n a.,
rnued-
Charles Hi cOlored man arrived 3, Liverpool Ia.
Boston u Tie ParlAmsns liner about three weeks A.
and represt nis himself % ha' escaped from Dr. AHn
bslnmorf, saying also that us wife Is owned By Rev
johnson: PresoyieTiA Cbrymxn. OF Baltimore =
VII sell Der or scoo subscnf 0ns have been -, co -
for Hill who IN The meantms has attached hnsef y.
panorama Of Uncle Tom where be exhibits several a.l,
ca instruments made n Liverpool under his drtcous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
Brihery nj Blectiou,,

In tho House of Commons on the 4;h inst. on motion 20
proceed against member for cOrrup. practices
Mr. Drummond who was met with 8 renewed call for a
dyop was very sorry 10 be obliged 10 spoil any gentle
mans dinner but bad st more reluctance to aos this
debate close without entering bis protest and giving hs
for doing against the course now insisted upon
for Oldham MIR FOx that this bat poor exhibition OF
their would be purity. He Mr. DrummOndl had ever ab
stained rom taking part IN such discussions 50 long as
ke pursts confined their eaerons 10 DISTINGUISHING voters
who had the wisdom 20 make the only they could Of
their votes, loud aughtei but when, going beyond that
the House wAsnow urged 10 Institute criminal proceeding
man, criss OF Hear hear when they were al called
upon take up stones 10 cat al S T. Smith he should ike
10 inquire wheie the man who could say with
out SIN p I" Hear" and lAIghl 1t sd trns
ago in Iks EctaoErgA RereK to show the atsud-y Of
Cents rosla eat phessans Laughter In he same way
he would say that the Three per Cents would 81 IN thai
house hear heA-iha; the Bank Directors and East India
Directors would sit in thA: house hesrlthAt Rtl~sy
knssH would s in that house loud cries Of Hsa-'-lnd
they were threatened occasionally with rush OF the whole
Of what was called "the railway interest" HsSr, hear
40 long as there rich and poor you woad Be
able to pes suade that there crime u catching and
killing and selling vile animals "Oh J nor IN poor
man selling any thing which reh man WAS Wiling to bay
lHssr hear There were only tso ways Of governing
mankind you mast either govern by brute force, with
tie assistance OF standing armies and police or yoa mast
govern by selfmerest lou night cal Il bribery or cor
uhch pxrysded our whole system from the Palace OF the
Sovereign hroughshe House Of Lords through The House
OF Commons Snd through the whole Of the constituencies
ana Won could rot rule in any other way True the brute
force system had rather 20 seed IN France ast
Ilarshi.yl and the Bsstie and res De cachef
yiyed in way that seemed very offensive 10 uS who
talked Of the liberty Of the subject but net our y
TEN Of national presentation run 70 seed dear hear
Did gentlemen think that the exhibition they had made in
this lsst yeSx was good excuse to the Emperor Of
Austria and the Emperor Of the French tor not having
fallen sperstey IN love with repr
Hear keE And why that exhibition had been
made ibis yezri Mrs. Hannah More Oh told Us
Of gentleman who went in search of wife, and Mr.
Thomas Moore "a laugh told Us that there was gentle
nan who went m search Of religion = last year Tor the
first time bad Prime Minister who went in search OF
policy. Laughter and oheersl What was the conse'
orercef he gave four months notice that be gsng
ont upon this expedition and every attorney in the king
dom determined that there should be contested election
and net enly sandidsies bs. petitions He&r, heTal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.


T,. Ro,sI Mal steamship Afdca, from Liverpool
arrived yesterday at 10 O'Clock.
The Washington had not been telegraphed from
Southampton when our Dispatch was msde up.
The nexsis singlarIy unintereEng, If we except the
xo,sutb episode and an attempt Of the Peace men to
,sSaes IN arbitrary clause Btothe treaties nov pend
Cotton At Liverpool remained steady but without much
animation Middling American Onesateenth Of penny
s<srsr Fine weather had deadened the grain markets
ne following persons came passengers N me Africa
Mis- ssfe and eysr Mis- Ls1s,sy ~, Ia. 3sssssr ~
@ N and Ma Dr. DEFY Hr A.7eI a. ~ re- ie1
~ wrfst Nj ard Ny. Bl;ecs ns 49, SiE W 4 Msv
~ Es.seo;t. Mis G. Connolly UT. Erect Ms .sssE %
s<1it,rs5i = 900 81 Barnes Foyth, MI Ma consoo
snss n A wood Mr. Rohsrts ~ AeF@Iizne koy Mr. L2
wee ~ 1ouesf ]. G. Mafhie, besi Pfeyoss Leod
e. NJ Iptyre hesss Tsens o. b. sySeA W kocShr
IrSeTso8 Woo1waro, Pe1sefso1 Ed l'A3@H- 70 -
k.<F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
HOLLAND.

The irritation Of the public mind Holland increases
against the recent PapL usurpat0u, ard the III feeling
Awakened between the PrOtesans and Catholics great
that Il is feared conflict viii happen. The more ind
among the Catholics leaving for Belgium. The minis
,es assemble daily This the Protestant version OF the
story.
ConiradetDg the above, dispatch from Paris saws, on
the Roman Catholic side, MonsgnOr Belgrade the POpes
Ipternuneio in Holland is making tour through tbs
rious dioceses in he Kingdom for tbs purpose onstApg
The new Roman Catholic Bishops. The Archbishop Of
Utrecht will reside At Bosleduc. Everything has passed
ri,h the oreatest order and tranquility
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
SWITZERLAND

riot had occurred at election Of member for the
Grand Council In the district Of Bus. The Conservative
cane date was thought by the people 10 have majority
but his opponen: was declared by he returning officer to
have carried the elect tight ensusd, in coarse Of
which the Civic Guards 2ssasd the peasanty with their
swords and wounded several persons
Our accounts Of the whereabouts OF this facas are
indefinite that may probably be the same ~ tho street
bsht u CRANBERRY, mentioned under the head Italy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
ITALY.

street. fight which, haweye- had connection With
politics took place at CRANBERRY the evening Of the lss
May. See Switzerland
The Roman Government has formally Gscreed the with
drAwsl Of the ptsen paper currency and expects 10 be
able effect this within the euren, year and without loss
or neOny enence 20 the holders.
Some further reAzaons had been made in The treatment
Of AIsp
The Austrian force in Tuscany 10 be reduced By 2ooo
men. vho are 10 be detached inc the ROmaguA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
TURKEY.

dispatch Of April 3 from ConstAnhnopls says, he
newspapers speak rsnquIizing tone The question Of
the holy Shrnes settled according to the wishes OF kas
sA NJ &c IA COzr French AmbsssAfor, agrees With the
negotiations respecting the Creek PaTi.rchAte The arm
4Eens have been STOP ped ExchA1ge on loadon : rsing
there with orders for the Ottoman feet 70 return 70 Con
staniirope On ed alt the French squadron sl in
the Bay Of salsn and 20 be inspected next day by
King Ohio Of Greece
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
LATEST BY MAIL AT LIVERPOOL.

A Court Martial at s. Petersburg has decided IN the
ease Of the officers recently charged with cmbez element
Gen UchAkou dismissed and imprisoned f6r SIX months
GenArbuson Grabbe and Sass imprisoned for three monhs
and Admiral kolsakow simply dismissed
King Leopold, Of Belgian CT yisi; 10 The King Of
Prussia AZ Pgtsl2m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
GERMANY.

BY dispatch from Paris learn hat tbs Government Of
Hesse Cassel having expelled three opposition members
from the Chamber several Of their colleagues have
resigned their seats The Goyernmeaihas ordered the lat
ter 10 leave C4sse Immediately pretending that confer
ence which they held Illegal meeting. The popular
indignation excited but disturbance Of public order Is
anur-hsuCed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
SPAIN.

NJ Turgot The new French Ambassador, had presented
his credentials to the Queen It her residence at Arsnjuez
goth ut Turgos address and the Queens reply we're
equally complimentary.
A Ear. 81 Ministerial crisis are over the June being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
PERSIA.

By the route Of S. Petersburg, OF date April a. il
stsied that Persia Is preparing for another expedition
Against Heraf The British Ambassadc Col Shisl had de-
cared that he would demand his passports the projected
expeii,icn were carried out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
PORTUGAL.

Lisbon advicss TO April g. mention that the Chamber Of
Deputies had approved all tho Dcta,Ora DEGREES OF ISL
ana e52 by 20 against 20 the only alteration being
tax until 1854 as proposed by the Minister Of Finance
This result was IN accordance with The general eGPecta
tiCns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
RUSSIA.

The Administrative Council 81 the kingdom Of Poland
rad Seereed the eOnhses0n Of the properly Of hOse 20
Hea refugees have net taken Gdyaaiage Of the an
neatly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
Livcrpssl Cesroa Market.

1r. had heen more th.n average hz: -
sk<r ksa without ramA1a and with he cs
ficn a sslhnr Aersn which lisa de<ss vifhouf ~
rscussf snt eonsnrst 70 con nsrd sxfrsls rsss Ds
Esyptsn N spsd sen.rt q ready rsss IA. nd. nssJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
Wright, Candy a Co.'s Circular.


PR lJTc1I LiFkkFVoti MAY . I'1ss
circular ssvos Issued 2 ut and repoiei oq
quietly that day with estimated sales
bales Ga saturday better eslg ssd snd The tTade
chased ee q extreme prices the sales however limits
1909 baes Wednesday Europss advces reporting df
receipts higher prices the American ports 6
feeina establish
cautious and The day eesed without preepbs change 20 e
amounting 8Go bales Ga Tuesday and "Wednesday
existed tho inquiry far extent bot eey met
holders the transactions amounted go and oo0 tales esoeset
demand the id exoe4
baes he market closed quietly without quosbe chang
from the Of ndsy last
The toisl q the week Ia details IN aInesd statemen
which A30 aud 4l10
e1porfer aEd rcrde 30 bales Auecs6, which GO
speeuato and 40 eIportsf leaving $500 bsss Of al kads
tie tTsde.
TIE Import .s time slIs bales Of which "a 90 a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20


s;s ::..a. .:::::::..:: ~ pa s
TSssy 81 ias quiet, =; sS e: ..:,. Fss,.,lss' t
DAY The sss eoo bales 100 ef -heh 20 spss
Is, Cotton devoid Of m., n.srs
s 1., .d'S ~ h. popS 4 .ss s q & ~
he les1i ssry poIlea q DE ss, moth
ss.s ossis ~s As SisS s Z ss sv.sd he Len % We =
": - GO o5 e. suy ~: m "a u I s"s
e ss S os * .V Sss cs ~ sss
to ss.s me- .,' s :S .sn 70 .s sYs "a nj,
sr4eaycBg cary o1t pga.ion I.s.euss tho r.tara s.s
poO hsbhesteI chambers q Commerce. c51asd ~ -
caS "a. q I'd S - ,ss s "a. cssSa
Esslsd wesh = ost o. he a.. o. s s.s.ass b.ss . r.
fhs outh aIa ahoush Consumed in ~ Aory 81 ~
ss.,s sos Of ss sSsssr q vel q he as1h.ns x. ss s
sD he ,sses'or !, % Z, ssAs %. y rss
leerstls md tsasaes he nssuus q Ihs Ms
prSsSJ ocs IspoEs ~sss bo.ass 70 sdyss
r., s.s9. ss =: .:s s e,sssi % 90 : !. 90
..h Ees tom fear u turn oss s1sens he .slat s.<
OslIwah o. ssssosslls ga ne yO.psd
IL &c &c RS y s Of .Is. .L ~ Ss St Wal %
sss. 10y s ss it s sa 5s sss sd s is
isps Co.'S q lie sVos o. s4si on, limited request -
2 .s ... ss q. i e. r''' ND P''
% -
REsIs-ssles tbs advanced prcs ny % III 4 -
amber.
Richardson Brothers A. Co.'s Circular.
Po Af1oal LIVERPOOL, Friday, hsy Z, fs,t
Tuesday ths weather has been zach genial bat go
sho~ vsad se beneficial - lie spsassown seeds -
~ trs2s Ia vsry sa for the lest days ssl =
sf WsEAV FLoUR h.ys been rs,o>< en.bs
any saIi.fs1n IN the has taken place.
had becter attendance th<n -
DAY wet bet the sas q proceeded sosy and The fa1
Tuesdsy dis day qars suppoe and % -
White E1seoa q 70 ns Be so.ea tsss @ heis =
very FLorE N siev request ana he tefo o. -
sIsss yer q ihs hsysr Fseeins P.s q Iso.s coss 80
pess>tsc orders coz irsh sccosnt
hama bad tie eject ef uprons The ysle Of lbs article s1
ets q Dot b. made - the css 81 ne <x<e a. ~
4 Iced Oars firm IN vsne, sn< so1ese egssst But NV Ef
tisn EEkns heinz cr quoted 3 y 80 tezcr
this d.y vsss eon<st o. " 30 -.
61rsrs IsBtas Coes 49, b>.s fose -
AIS aeks E1pos he sane PERIOD fiss osssssss ~
Prices Anseso White wErsI y sise1 10 49, e
sass wsasn aeax y hbL wkss csxs, - as 8 fsnss'
1 CaoxrasfTp eust-ssIen q ca y est a.
Psonsss 81 al wAosf change. sxsspAns Baees
4 Which there s fAlT inQnny.
l LsED-A eal sale &c 81 ts5Asfevt
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COMMERCIAL INrELLrGEycI
Barring Brothers, Circular.

Pr Afrios LONDON, Fsiisy. Nay q issS. 5 =.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-15
CONSU MPTION!

The above Expecorant, prepared by an ex.
pcrienced Physician and Chemist, las now be-
come a standard Preparation, and is offered for
tic COMPLETE CURE OF those diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, which, il neglected, usu-
ally terminate fatally in Consumption. II con-
,ains no Opium, Calomei, or any mineral whatev-
er, but is composed entirely Of those roots, herbs,
and vegetable substances which have ,pecfc
influence upou the Lungs and their connected or
gans. Its immediate effect is TO allay all rrita-
tion, and gently remove the rhlegm and other NOR
bid secrelions from the Thoat aud Ar-passa ges,
thus relieving the Cough, by subduing the inham-
nation and other causes which give rlse TO il. IL
is approved Of and recommended 10y Physicians Of
the highest standing, aud may be given with per-
feet sseiy to the youngest child or the most deli
cate sInae.
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Gothic Hall, No. 3l6 Broadway, New York.
New-Engiand Depot-BURR & PERRY No.
| Cornhiii, Boston, Mass.
For Sale in MiddIeburY by RussEL & Pow
ELL. 47:3m. l-p.