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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

We received papers, brought by The
Pacific, il side of tvrnty nine days from,
New York. We call that quick time!
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

ra, The i'OsT OFFIcE. Postmaster
Grneral's report, il is said, will exhibit a
sYeat limcreaSe in phr nulnIer of letters
sent during rhe pasr year, htit "A falling OF
of near.y a mi lion of dollars in the re-
ceiuts under the new law.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

time the survey Of the rivers Gila and
Rio Grande below Ell Paso.
Senate Dec. l5.-Mr. Atchison, (dem)
of Mo-, gain took the chair, at tine writ
ten request Of Mr.. King.
Mr.. Gwin, of California, gave notice
that he would, on Monday, call up the
bill to remit the duties on certain import
ed goods destroyed by fire:
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
To the Afflicted

J0R. jAsEPH, the Celebrated Indian Doctor, has ar.
IL rived IN town, and can be consulted at No, 1l3
Main Street, Worcester, Aass
. The Doctor cures Sick Headache Nervons Diseases,
rheumatism Gont, Dropsy, Fits Epilepsy, Piles Can
ker in its most mali gnant form, Constitutional aIec-
tens, ChoHe, Bilious, Flaulent and Painters Debility,
partly decaye Bones, Gravel, Catarrh, Diseases of
Children, ILhamation of the Bronchial Tubes, Of the
Liver and Spleen Chronic Diarrhe Dysentery and al
most al diseases Of tho Blood
Also, all diseases incident to Females, such weak
ness and all the like. My medicine will restao them
again to full vigor Snd usefulness. 7af
Come TO and be not faitness. Pll cure that lame
and almost broken back aud botched face, that spit
ting up of the food likewise that Fstnla in Ano or in
Quinsy are cured by my Vegetable Medicines n very
g shaxi time. 8Ht eAgtt 5as sn
The Vegetable remedies which the God of Nature
has spread out with suah richness and prouson over
every dae, field and forest have at last to tho
rescue. ana Consumptives may Live and not Die! Is
The DOcior is also justly ceebga ed and distinguished
for the huudreds of wonderful cures he has made and
for his sound and philosophical views upona disease
whieh carries with it wherever II appears which
has brought multitude Of Ills upon ra humanity. aud
whose consequences are often felt by the innocent
well as the guilty use Mercury in the of this
disease, and have never faied so much as one
DIR j., after great labor and EXPENSE has succeeded in
nventing aud perfectng medicine which wonderfully
effective in prnduelpg saary change and restoration
from the long list Of diseases above mentioned to vIg
orous health These medicines have been tried with
the happest result, by thousands many of the cases
have been Of more Than ten years standing, by taking
them III hand, and by simple with his nedi.
cine, has wrought perfect cure. lie does not leave
theIe important facts upon his own assertion; he apr
peals TO the numerous certificates which gratitude
alone hns put In his possession. aM
Please try the Deoo's great and pnient remedies for
do know that they wiz yet cause millions 10 rejoice
and be exceedingly glad #s -lt
Medicines with All objections, carefully pached and
forwarded 20 any place in the United states. Yt
Dn. D. I, JAsEpII, m
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
DAGUERREOTYpES ES

MIR. i. BABAirT respectfully invites those who
1 in want ola god DagueTreotyp call at Nos q
II Pper's Block aud secure themselves the follow
ing advantages, viz: 3at -
OF having good likeness alta lot0 plce 0f having
t taken BY the lagest and beSt sky 9ht in the
city OF having il taken with the best Of Gernian la
surnments OF having it taken m Operator who has
had tho largest experience in Inc business Of having
The Daeuerreoype finished with eoi mating them per-
anent, and not effected BY heat cold OF having the
textures 50 prominent tha they can be Ia any po
sition Othavng She eyes altbongh light) made clear
and disncl OF fhaying the eol0rings thepeatest
pnssihe manner; OF having gr0nF pi lures made on
aige plates reduced pdce OF having the privilege
Ofseecting fgom The largest anlounf Of Daguer-
rem offered ta the public, from ihe size Of
three cent piece 10 csse measuring l0Xf2 chess OF
having paicuiar eDiion paid TO fhe copying OF other
Daguerreotpyes Of his readiness TO private resi-
dences toDagueeotype the sick and deceased OF hav
ing their Pieaes cut into Plus rings, oc cts bracelets,
&C.; OF having person take a ebild's Likeness " ha
has the faculty of keeping them st5ti OF gYins per-
feet Satisfaction "a, dH eases
N. b.. Office hours from ~ 81. NJ, ,tD 6 P, NJ.
o26 adWitssawtf 4i
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Aasociation.

EEtHE snecess of Associations of this kind, in other
i Cities, Induced the Secretaryot this Association,
70 prepare Books Tor snscsibeFs STOCK in the Lowe
Mutual Loan Fund AssoelatQn. ip November last, The
Association was formed, aud fog HE Shares, on which
thirteen dollars have been paid, valued at rEysix
dollars each thus sho wing the rapidity Of accuulula
Io for scheme has everbeen devised by which the
accumulation has been sorapd having allq the adFan
tages and securities ofa Savings BanK, With greater
profits. The great benefits cQnlefrelby their .opera
ton, in the aleyation of rent and removing incun
brances from property, must fcrcibly present them
selves 90 every intelligent person. Any one having
property incambered, by taking advances OF bis
Shares, receive from the funds Of the Association
sufficient to the nrumbrance, and repay
thoAss0ciadon by payments each month"; having sew
eral to pay IL making il comparatively easy. and
if he wishes build puIsaase house in this way his
rent may be turned To- assist in piYrg for his
hou e. or if be pays two dollars per month into the
Treasury, he viii accnuulete the sHnof five hundred
dollars III six to eight years. aseoring TO ih9 op
erations thus far. Ehe Booss af this Association are
now open for SUBSCRIPTION, and the public are invited
call and learn he advantages, m Ike any inquiries, ex
anime the plan of operations ad subscribe for stock,
AT tile Office of the Secretary, No. 2, Nesadths New
Biock.153 .s.asss 2 SO SAMUEL MCINTYRE, Secy,
Who a also Agent for f.st class life aal Fire lnsur-
ance Co npanes, H f ola dawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
New Fancy Looms.

4 and improved Fancy Room, for Woolen, Cotton OF
Linen i can be built at less price than the Fancy
Looms hitherto used Win accomplish as much more
work iih the same power Is conyenint and simple in
its construction, and easily attended 1t may be seen
in OPERA ion at Messrs Smith d Pratt's Mill lin New
Engiend Village, Grafton. For further Information in.
que at No. 9s Main street, or of him personly at Mil
au23 daWtt JOHN pENDER
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
Da. d. I, JAsEPH,
d3mfp No ll3 Man vt Worcester.
Important to MiIIers and Mill-Owners.

r NEW and IMPROVED dressing for MIL stones,
n (Which wins patented in ls49 by NJ. Gaines OF Tex
as and tho right 20 nse which In the New Engand'
states, and throughout Europe 10 owned by Col, CHAs
MILLS, OF Geores IL now offered TO the M0lers and
Mil Owners Of thsstate BY GEORGE T. s. CURTIS
OF Worcester, who 10 The sole Agent Col Mills has
caused t dressing TO be put Mills IN this
city, with the understanding, that # improved no
charge should be made, In no instance has he failed to
ealn so PEI cent Ia the amount Of meRi ground with
Tho power esd ~ most Gases the amount has been
doubled. III some trebed y ......5 4. IA qH
Tho expense to the owner, Of fitting pair OF sonca
with thladreasing, Is about $40 And The price OF the
right tothe Improvement. varies from $50 Go 5000
oordng the amount OF business dono, @l00 being the
general price per Rum ~ tu
This q considered the most important improvement
ever made IN the mode Of grinding and the ease and
g simplicity with which II 10 applld cunnot fall to COM
mend aalf 20 all concerned In this branch Of business,
II virtually doubles the powers the mill Reference
may be made TO Vim. Dickinson, w. W. Patch, Or ID.
L. meraoo OF this city, whose Mills have been dressed
In this way, andhie now grinding more than twice as
h much as bccrs.r4as eco. 4. y. CURTIS, .is
as6 Gencrai Agent for tho STATE of Massachusetts
aliss6 sQ,ati. lu 7sflsa4 dFaru wifi les affN
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02

The 4 Octave, in Carved Cases,h
te sahd7 Octave in plain ronnd and round coaes,-
the and Octavc in square Cases. with prices ting
from $500 to $500; The Boudop style which is SUI
peFior 10 Others IN form and tone the Octave in
carved Cases the Oolave In plain Oascs prices fom
@250 70 $500. All the above have Gifbefts PateHt
Aciioas andarc superlo 70 any others ~ tho Market
and wi be sold or exch lgtd on favorable terms. a
from the host Mixers Music Books OF Kinds. A
choice selection of Now Sheet Music, Piano Stools,
Shrleys Furniture Polish, &c. Riaos TO ettnned and
rcpamcd.ss EMERYnPBRRY, Professor, and Il S
iu.aug df i5a A,.ANDREWs Teacher ofMusic.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
= 4 James Hovev & C07aOanv

MO q MIX street. havs Just received per oNiagara
~ 10 cases of English, French and German Fancy
Goods, selected personally by Mr. Hovey, while in
Europe. ff &c ff, 4siili7 ~ lffllEi 7l-fs s,F7
iERshsh Goods VIZ. l50 dozen genuine ]. .uz Scissors
(Button Hoe &c); so do Wax Dolls (hve sizas); $50
DO ketiches (w styles) together with Gents Dres-
sing Cases, Ladies' Housewives, &c. y " baa a1is
French Goods, viz: $50 dozen portemonnaes, ,Leath-
efPear, anu JetD 800 dol Buffalo Combs (new styles)
300 do Bracelets, (Rewand various palierns); rs do
Retcues, (beautiful styles Also, ladies' Travelling
Bags, French Work Boxes, Pearl Studs. snk Guards,
Gilt Brooches, &c.
Germaa Goods, viz. leo dozen Rocco Boxes, COM
prsng Gears Dressing Cases, Iadea' WoEk boxes.
Nests of Boxes, various sizes.
ht.fl- 4 ALSO, FER AMERICA. Il u s'#F
l6O dozen JET Hfaeeietss Zeal Jet; 100 do Coral
Necklaces &c, with large variety al goods suitable
Tor christmas and New Xearssaes. For sale TO the
uaue ohy.. eat as deodlmai IS ass n26
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
ETkaf8as air ssssS.ssssFg &, Voose

sttAko a. A~ssEA kF GSSssss SfssEDsBss
ma Essks. JANKINs & CL0UCIi would most re
lv2 spectialiy inform thair farons and the public
generally ihsf they baye fitted ppa new, Hair Dressing
sa'ocn III splendid sly &, over the Jewelry Store of L.
laGoodaTd d Co. IN the new Block recently erected
between the fost Osliee and American Temperance
House, where they viii he found in proIpt attendance
upon al who nay faver them with a aeall Returning
their most sincere Thanks for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried the buslHessih this city,
both separate and ogether they trnet thai this new
enort @iil stH inerease the public favor.
$500 ao sW. IT. IANKINs,
deei4 dtt r. A. ELOUGH.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
sMIYH & BROTHER,

oRALEBs IN tsdD Ha e.
Eses Ss'a' NaA sEH % E =,
OF ALL KINDS.
No. 141 Main Street, opposite tile Post Office, Wor-
t9 cester, Mass. :.
JOHN T. Smith. o24 dtf GEO. 4. SMIT14'
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
Spcctac!es for all that Need !
~. n. TENNn "a G0M.

II fave a large stock Of Double and Single FowDpg
Al Pieces Rifles, Pistols, and Reyolvers, in great
variety, Flasks aud Pouches, Game Bags, Drinking
Flasks and Cups, Wads and Mad Cutters, Percussion
Caps Gun Tubes, Tops and Slides TO Pouches &s., c,
Also,-s hiking Sticks At wholesale and retail at l66
+ ~ daw2w au22
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
COAL AT CITY COAL YARD.

COAL AT CITY COAL YARD. B
Nov on hand, und constantly receiving at City
LN Coal Yard best varieties Of rennsylvania Coal
iol family USE which will be sold tthe lowest market
~ ice, aud delivered IN ihe bast possible order.il
Qunlily Qnd Weight wntiapled satisfactory. Orders
left nj City Coai yard Oite Park 81. at the Grocery
store Of Mr., d. A, Hnwkirs, Jr., Lincoln squero or
through thePost Once will be sankfely received and
iHonpl'y nt4ss aa nu4i bavaGvE, MAN ~, Agent:
W. IA ~ I'D sS dos eai 90 .aetsea " hssil \,
faifnis ussi
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
NOTICES. &c.
Freneh ana snanish Convarsatioa.

TlHE subscriber is ready give private lessons
/ to lsdies and geutienlen in French or Spanish
Call al No. IS Pleasant st. E. G. AIlSNER.
aug4 df a'l
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
INPORTATT DIsC0VERE

a R 2 unfaing in the care of CoUGRs, AsTlimA,
fA BRoNcHTTis, SORE THRoAT, HoARsNEss, DIFFI-
CULT BRENlHING, INefPlENF CoNsumPEIoN, AND BIS
EASES OF THE LuNGs. They have 10 taste Of nlerii-
cine, and anY child will tke them Thousands have
been restored 70 health thai had befeie despared. =.
Testimony given in hunireds of cases. single dose
relieves in MINUTES.
z Ask for Bryan PUlmonc Waters. The orignaland
only genuine Is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds are
offered Tor sale Twenty-Five CENTS box Sold by
dealers generally. J. B2Y AN & CO., Rochester NJ Y
Propnetofs. NosF la3 dawis3m
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
J. RUSSELL SPALDTNG'6
6Nn eAsInR OIL.

: 8 : ID G q 81 0 r. Oil
= Is ths bessette for the lIaiFln the verdi There
iofe use theha'f You wish tH tF
,h--To beauty the hair
sf-No eufl tbe hair elegantly. tt
- Ill ~ - I 2 tg's2ye the daadpf efeetpaps.t
sthFo give sldess \ beonpi ieis s,,ssg,,e
- o'hIfo prevent nig hair from, fllia,g Off
''aMio o,, ag cure an tiseases af the scalp.
a eih ..Wos rtss fass llsif elegantly!
.,.. r,.4e 9Arsno care ne Aeslacbes
lGia-g9k kI M e9ters
nni filEfh 4a0ibsei, the lf1&es t,gf r,,..s
l2th Iodreas eif5fens hair hG,,tirfv 'anf sv The
tonndatidn ar 3 GOO ileFti Of hii NJ NFNe'
l3th-4ti yop enaot giss gr@asa p,i soil The bon
net CAP ai, R'eow and eveTy hiaa g. ai,in contact
with the h-,ir pse 81, lBnl Sfsas ~ SIS NJ Az u
All geiiii lave IA s2ea,iire e tna6ufac
tprSr end NsaR ielpr, ., iiIsssfi.l SPA LutNg!
pf'r2f'jd 4 Ai,5theeirt Fremont Now
-fa isa a gna opgsi-isas d2 gsai. g son, Mass
., So'a " tteestei ~ A H. 8ffe, n. scott, q. Ii.
Niafsn, al Si9lel y SttHt eeo Aeow6mfp eul2
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02

.~ssr> A idtge assortment Of Iloy's Caps, made In
hs most fashionable sylss saRS may e 4, tcend
Awt II Nh M No. 2Ql Nant IN
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
Il .E:T.,T.AS,
P. OU N G.,

of every kind varying in price fro 25 cts to $780,
BASKETS and Willow Ware IN endless pro-
fusion o
METALLTC BTRD CAGES, af
of more than 20 kinds, Bird Seeds &c. BIR DS and
b every article wanted by Bird keepers. a
Umbrellas, Canes, & c., repaired.
PiRKLNG in several styles for Capes Flounces and
Talmas. Eyelets set and lnany other Jobs done too
numerous MENTION Also, Rocking Horses, and 20
kinds of Y
s5t BOYS SLEIGHS,
for Winter sports, and doing errands. Please observe
the sign Of 1hs IA iety Store,n n o. s6 Main street.
nearly opposite the old sfana Of James Green, & Co,
NJ dawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
W z ANTED.

L0UR Gentleman Boariels may be accommodated
A with easant Rooms, a few doors from Main ST.
Alse Gentleman and Wife, and a le W table board.
ers. The House is heated with furnaces. -
For rpariicilars inquire at this Office. diff SO
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
a Rare Chance.

TTNuREE four Blaeksmiihs accustomed 70 the use
Of rrip-hammefs. Also, wo good Giiisel grinders
Apply to z. FOSTER & co Worcester, or RAGE
WHlTHAN d 90, West Fitchbutg.
mcn24 istf
Worcester daily spy., 1853-12-02
WANTln.

A Experieneed Salesman is wanted immediately
n by the subscriber Good Recommendations, as 10
character, ~illbe required rla gtsa 81. les iese
MARTIN STOWE,
ne DIFF Flnge's Block.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

injured Oficers Knapp Brdsar Knslsy and others Of
the Eighteenth Ward Police, were soon on the ground
and did all IN their power to quiet the disturbance but
was not until renocemsn mt Of the police beaded by Capt
Whgan came upon the ground tia. the Regulators took
fight and for then place Of rendezvous in First av
between Twenty fifth and Twenty s,thsts Here. about
forty Of them entered ard after barrcadng the doors com
menced throwing stones and bricks the police ANer
desperate IT ugRe the latter obtained an entrance into the
place and succeeded in capturing twenty-five Of the gang
The oRiurbsnce here ensei and the crowd who I'd col
ec'ed SCOT dsperseo The prisoners were taken 70 the
police station and locked up for the night and yesterday
morning brought before Justice Stuart Who committed
them all to prison. in default OF $1,000 bail EACH for tri.
Their names are Tbos. McNsgenta, Thos Barnes Thos
weldon, John Sheran WIN Brodfnck Bernard Dolan.
Daniel Blake, Mike Victorian. James Tisrnan P4trick
Fuller, Mike Manson, John O'NeiL Joha Ball Patrick
Kelly Bernard McKenuy, Nike Burton James Wallace
Lawrence Nation, Henry GrogaD, James Moray William
Turner and james Broderick, The magistrate after dis
pong Of the above issued warrants for large number Of
o,bers who known to have been engaged in toe dis
turbsnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

sbt Of using the land, while the domaine direct OF
-, right Of property, isin another' Can he develop
Il resources Of property, who canno. erect a mill
a<rsoD or spread net
=. only remaining point At issue between SIR
re and ourselves refers TO the national character
u. fellow .cauDtrymen. and, being pure matter Of
80, /. hardly susceptible OF set argument. We
~ regret 10 ssy, firmly convinced tha; the French
- .,;.,, are far behind auy other race on this cOnt
!, everything that pertains to m1.eral progress
ss.r farming oper''oa' would disgrace the isle Of
a.. Manufactures they have none. The late Bar
J,iette was solitary exception TO this rule Of
= .oo.ervafsn, and dosmstical opposition to pro-
-. Politically, they OccuFy more creditable rank
~ need not tell Mr. Douue how much Of the lib
-. they have conquered from Eogand they have
resigned to their own priests Oar cores
- has. We fear committed the common mistake
T..s,,aipg himself as fair type Of his counrymeD,
"a Svng them credit collectively for his individual
..s;,;,, To accept Mr.. D,utre as sample Of the
F,r,b Canadian hab.tan', would. be equally unfair 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
A TRIP 10 cOoPERsTowN.

car Special Cs-rtsPoteeu-
COOrERs HOUSE lCo.r ers'0yyn y. " Friday July p
4 cold breeze ahead q clolied Ky; a race between
he Manhattan and he RIP Van Wqale, 10 which the
classical named steamer was victorious on Thursday
tfe i.aolle look Of eyu.,aon which vas given b. our
anov-pa.seneers tbs morning as Sc passed rival
vl.ch had formed "an enranging slianceH with a
uulbark Union which i; DESTROYS Of d.sso.gly.
ttwL'cl like another Union was not % be dissolved
these were The ch Fl incidents Of passage from New
York TO AHau, on which tuudist might indeed write
much bur which / shall Pass over in silence Scenery
tsfo,y 20 q, .cr0eior SCENERY described is scsner
1.tu good or nothing but 10 be rOciea under FOOT Of
EDITORS.
IN lie cabin Of TIE Manhattan became acquainted
VIII Mr. Pay les. voe dealer. i-U,u 5iasOn Star Co.,
Ohio @ constant reader oi fs lnbaae, wha melt0u-
IL Cle ccuptalcc 90 which it important y call the
ar,lt.c- Of ouI Western rcaler ali OF youf Market
LOior lie states that distinctions are constantly laid
g way of tdOse engaged bis ina Of business by the
crufictirC quotations es given By The Tribune. The
Hloi Grutr Tie leatst 4rmer ead other agrcuitursi
.lsrrs For example. l-,r month n Vol Gr0rsr
ruote3 the best aoo ai ron - u cents 10 Rochester
size Inc 1ullre gave ir ~ 'i0l r. 70 - az AeT-l0rk
Were II Olllt O. have s0t lev ceurs deircr The
-E-rs ref bee ~ caoE ledge tlc ac.urscyoi lie T5-
rt. prices. lit. Is iLel aie correct glarres often
,f.re re--'.' ,--a-1 s. 4 rlrh d'-
..r..iIr A.. n...rr D. lt- TIE 4. .1i
a. clr,5ssec a.sl.l i .-ale e-.-e-l from tas
,act Mr B4ys Iuired o. wool dealer, who's store
IL situated next DOR ~ hc Office Or iAe Bogl GDcfr
u Rocheser lie price o. tAe best wool ne Aishesi
a. Erice Gs CO cefs Willie the jo mai quoted -
cents Your cotemporaJ should Ie called upon to *
plain, he Lot Only DuTng oar reputation Tor ac'
cuTacy. bur embarrassing the ade oi those Win WHOM
bis own subscribers have dealings.
The route from Albany to or Plain Is DEVOID Of
attractions In the car IN which we seated was
enc of the eatrosuarrors of y, vho tso yeors ago.
we're pardoned by the Queer Of Eng and lie VS. ~
to1icared ara spoke With prde Of MS patriotism b.
vas poor ana bis eOquence " se NE p te' o. ~ s
,fthe fcr hat 4 col-i..s. Paysi.-l oor 81 = q.
las, heroc tlst L is a.e. ~ ~ % 81 ia 9'.'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

II, SUNDAY atlas has the following gaesses with re-
=, ~ the next Election ia our State. The writer
-. not 10 understand that the People Of this State
:, gong to carry THE MASr Law this Fall aud con-
an. the election of T. S. Senator eighteen months
,.,,s ), the Legislature to be chosen next year, as
-. .obordDate matter Says The atlas:
mos, important point in the next Election this
o, q ne s. nate and both parties AID both cliques Of
s s,ty will make desperate struggle TO secure
80 IN that body with special reference 20 the election
u .rni,ed States senator place OF Mr. Seward. Tn ;
- H.yd Shell Democrats want @ elect that old fOge,
n.,;s s. Dickinson the candidate OF the Young De-
pse. urion ~ d Harmony uiDg-is John Van Buren,
= ,cnirs nj canddae 81 the Wings v Il BE- Washington
- Mr. Sesayd il Is undertod d, will not be cindi.
s..ior rseltcti n. Governor Seymour would like to pc
s.fr very much but be Mt fetch IL, We do not know
~ ne Bon Francis 3. Cu'tirg has bis eye upon the
Sns bot n ud not be surprised to him The
80, a. Mr. Seward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

for our comtrvs sake, than 10 live holy life for II
One good man reflects honor upon his native lana
than whole regiment Of rufans IN red coats or blue
pants
On esch seat was lying Temperance Tract They
seemed 10 be attentvey perused. II vas an essay "
Rev. Mr Delevan. who demonstrated beyond tue posi-
biry of contradiction that OF the wines drank IN a>
country not oneff eth portion pure There ara hua
dreds OF yards beneath the stores OF NeglorA o
which eur citizens have not the least conception Our
vines are home manufactured cider. whisky or an
other LIQUID which Il Isles agreeable % think D. On
which il is impossible 10 nAme-mixed VIII poi oaaus
drugs and With logwooi covered into vine in hese
subteFTane0us manufactures How long " IN We en- ,eur-
age rhe home manufacture Of crime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
them 7tleeyopA OSce cor Of Beoser and Hanorer-''
Young America Ascendant.

,sJ DsDatcl 10 The ~ TvtbpHs
WASHINGTON Sunday, July 81, 1913
?Be appointment Of GroReE N SANDERS, leader of
sYoung America" as Consul 10 London, is fixed fact
r, President has passed his word, and will stand by IT,
M Sanders is to sail for London before the close OF
lgust.
DE Sickess appointment as Secretary of Legation to
,1udon is hailed az good omen by Young America
HhAddress to Kossuth, pedgDg him the moral and ma
sa support of the American Democracy is freshly re-
p.uber,d. The Filibusers also regard him as one Of
ssr own folks II is understood that he surrenders
Dre lucrative Office in your City to accept this one