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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30
CANCERS, FEVER SORES, sCRoFULA,

sWELLEDJ JOINTS, HARD TUM0RS, and SPINAL.
AFFECTIONS this Medicine has aud Is caring he D9rSt
eaGSs: let no one afflicted pith those complaints, Or any otAer.
ksTitats 10 trv thus .HedieiHS, as a cure Dh CERTAINLY 70.
sGlt from its use, there bang no .ncsieins Hon 6eJoTe he
N1rIS il squsi. COL On AGENTS aNd get a PdEPhtst.
FEVER AND AGUE.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30

Possessed the information contained in a little ysluns, twih
N he reach Of ALL which would spare TO herself
YEAR, OF MISERY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
Cha a.tone and Lnra Derby.

The Ttmes publishes the following letter.
addressed by Ne Gladstone q friend, dated Dee -
IT causes me sGrprsc learn that the unwsrr.nt
&ee st1teon u Lord DeFbs in the House Of Lords %
Monday night ~ the eject that hs defeat on Taursiay
lsst g. The result 81 concert combustion bt eco
the friends OF slT X PED AMI other polcsl pArri--
should have caused much SORENESS among those WI.
supported ne al the isIe contested oecor for OK ri
Tor they VAL no doabt remsnIber hat sYo~ef ht re
an during thai election, wish kEi the policy aai
measures u Tie Government such - wcal uSt " ne
IN sNIsg them my support That wish .ineerely co
tanned, and am ready % show n ~ reference Z. ali
my subsequent scts but the man Qnestioa-,pe
really Of personal homer, well O. plrcsl consist
ency-s tins whether the conceTt or corn ins;ic,
ALLEGED 10 have ken place Tor toe purpose OF eertisg
Lord Derby Goyernoclt fYvm once s fact or Sc.
nOn. have Dot the sghtse k-s<sna IN stsins 70 YOU
that Is nctscn- give yog tnis s~<sraace ss.olurey
regards nsyseh and With al the nee - resrs
my immediate friends that can have IN he v.r
scAy ci another shall denOUace 4 a. = Rcsioo mn,
every legitimate occakicn that rSy 0Err Reef 70 NJ
and sAsl complain OF the propagation from EucA
source. Of statement injurious .nd 20 entirely an
supported BY ieSrunsss evidence Il nss eaar-iy a.
supported ~ such evidence, FIR the 0ny m
Ne favor tkis-tAai voted sezas ne hai,.t "a
Mr. psrseh u strict ccnso-1uy MI er.rv prir;,,~
OF nnaree we bad possessed tArozgh or eoti,.I ~
srd with tie poy of former finance ministers fr., 80
time OF Mr. Pm. Against the pr-nc-ies' ara -
pohcrs which NJ LnSrseh declared a. Ayl4-b.rv Si.
Intention y submit 10 the H0ass o Corar,o,. 49,
which admit thai be completely redeemed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
AUSTRIA.
Tie daring of the Hungarian robber, r,

eresses cm day To DAY. in spite Of send@nss cod rs
ulsr frocps Formerly the socsllei poor fellows, ~
dem ven'ured commit their depretstions in ,o~,s
ard large wills se hut few days since liae q ,Aer,
n ede a call a. O'Clock in the evening a. house m
CssbaT = small tow in Lower Hungary, with q p,p.
stion Of shout = 400 Ater hestns and binding tAe Is,
rnsfes az TIE house. they isarely proceeded 20 collect
tie vsiuktes Aer their work VII Oh took three hoars
60 reform tn fellows tlt in need OF relre~hnent ~
servtut wrs uubound. and inside ~ wsit apon them
while Trey So, cSrtuiDs Gr; ocock in tie mornia,
Coun; Jrius Appoay, the trotaer Of the satrisn as.
ter q Turin wsiiei rerson, high IN ofice A. ven-
ns srd ccnrs'rei sir-ery tbs; the public security We
90 N cared for in Hungary that nine coaA ea.sr
the house Of his hsi situate In the town. and remain
there ten hours without attracting the attention Of TIE
ccndsruisry l. sppears that tie Gully satisfaction to
,rrhcsn; oi wEs en- assurance tia; the Haarians hsf
brought the evil upon themselves Among tho new
nesu,es adopted in Hurrsry two which may pro-
cuce sorrs e,sct A senersl psrion, which has been
ofe-cd 81 the Emperor 10 al desertcrs who viii sur
render 70 - civil or military authorities " tlnn hrea
months from this time nsy possibly dima ii he vast
number Of thcsc hcp'eless prowlers whose Business e
i D. Prey en- the pubic The second mesSare y, thas
TIE ccnsgrhke cattle and keepcrs-tae nasorscus
"Czkcs~-wiii in future he OBLIGED ~ rhie sses IN
s.esd Of their feet h,tlG horses The TriSsts Ossrp
sgys: we learn ;hs, the sentences oi the other per-
sous implicated in the great conspiracy have been
passed II Is rumcrsd thst 10 OF the prisoners are CUT
Of the Venetian provnccA' The AUSTRIAN papers say
that hc infamous psns OF the eonsplrstors have
cited uniysrs indigestion in Italy" but unfortunately
this does not tally with private information acquired st
perfectly credible sources
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
North Oregon-Pugets Sound.

A"c DtyNPt1N 10 warmly urging the lmpOf-
tGnce Of avlsion Of Oregon Territory, and appeals
euergeoay 10 the inhabitants attend tie ayent.on
called Ter lhe 18th November at Monticello to take tho
question into consideration Speaking OF the proposed
acw territory, 70 says:
TIE Columbia rver forming our proposed boundary
On The south and east up ~ the forty ninth parallel vi
north latitude, would include within juri,dictio1
beautiful and fertile valley Of the Waila Wals or ,hs
ftkne and defable portion OF the sr.famed and
magnificent Seb Flat Head country ea.t OF the
esoe Mountains, which, together with he country On
tie west eide Of those mountsins, would Constitute
sufficient scope Of territory 10 form State admirably
circuInscribed, ind Of very desirable dnens Ons With
the Pscitc ocean wcst, the British pOssez ons On
cur EOrth, and the great Columbia nycT a. aDressd
"hst stronger neutral Boundaries are necessary TO marx
ju,t clam for independent territorial exvtencc and
future state sovereigntyt Pugets Sound, tie crest
commercial thorosgifare fcr Northern Orrgon add the
seyers nASiesble streams enptying into AMI the Pa
chic occsp, nbe Chckecles Duwsmh Snohornish Ge.,)
draining Interior iurn sh facilities unsurpassed ~
sny region Of country in the world for the ssfe cheap,
and speedy shipment OF eli articles Of produce or
usetnre COR people may ever have 70 dispose Of, all
which may be demanded b. foreign market,
The immigrants Of the present year are
vending their way INTO Northern Oregon 81 siow bs,
stescy peae End which, doubt will be increased ten
Tod o. sCop a. the rains are The vacant hoa-e 70
al cur towns are being teran;ed, and W. constantly
hear Of tie occupation Of e.sn tue erection ofhe ise
snd Preparations IN Pfosre Tor putng 10 crops Tor p's
coming year. Tbs " very important. Too much lsaa
esnnct be put ;Eo Immediate culv alton TO suPy p'
fuflfe vsnn OF cur territory =
To these unacquainted with the character OF
COR climate f.ys tie last Oypp,an the Wn. t's
valley 90 well 60 IN the States -wbo wl,n " pfon "
ststnleEt u isCtF, would remark, tis, VOC fa.
con conuenees vsnou,y, from thu middle Of p,tooes
10 the middle Of November. and continues I'm tne Il
de Of MsIek or let OF April, the ga<s ma.haihg ~
ysTsiure throrgho,, the winter can De 20 caIen.
Pr "a the time ri The 6rst American st eIent made
here I'd 10 the pressni tie mercury In
momoer has tat been ss bow As 10 degreesss
general sser,ge Tor the winter months being from . 20
"a aen-sss IL ere hos never been knowa 10 exceed
ar i, In ID kness, or snow remain On me gsound
one ,.e Iorser than 40 hours So much ior tn,
husb,sr sLout cur wiDte A for proyifiny prosenie,
sorss1 oar fsmsfs never think Of such thing sni
,Isir enc tre - ~, summer and winter, hoe Ehs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11

q, de,Ey ,h1ss freely with Lcpi Absrieen's esarsc
,.r IL voud be ju.tice deny ia. tie sr1,1n IT
der whom IL understood Lord john Rasssl Afser aaE
ing hinssf occupied fore o~t Cibinst p1siIion, u
viirg 70 serve and whom 6r Jsfnss Gransr re DIks
ofseross;le, ard NJ. Sdssy Herbert a--ee 20 re,o.
usze a. heir lesdeTs probably perso ofsTs3 gre :r
capacity ard powers than have yet been apparent "
can hsrdy be supposed tnst tie eol@suss who-e AL
be has sought have joined bin expecting IA, over ua
CABINET be nance Lord Aberdeen vi ~, BE Z FSAi
chief And this !; i which renders ias. nav yeler-
estrns;e Ct he iordshps snteoedenis and prooati-'
90 interesting aud important
Liberals ra1Es, then hare their fezrs ard spPrel-f
s;ensEoy ~ tIe, rs-4 he Ed f Aberdeen b8i Ger
t.pIv no, been m tines pa>. The transition sa;e N
which, however, his Iordship hAs Of late oeen no.
On the other hand unEszZsstve Of hope AM exo -.
ton Ard IL this q suspense ani dooo. tae -
snd 10 ,atsfed ui-s nothing short OF su5s-2nah pro
gress-:hankful, however. for that waence'oeTer Il
rYEv CINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
LATER PROM Psnx.xsrco-Advices from

LATER FROM PERSAxsuco.-Adyices from
Pernsmbuco (BrsziD to Dec IS have been received by
which we learn tia; the U : ifisste saraasc. Capt
Long hove TO on the 9th Nov OF that port for tho
object of landing the Minister OF Brazil, family AMI
suite, from Washington She lef sgsn the following
day for the South
The port and province were healthy, the tranquil
lily OF the Empire undisturecd, and its prosperity
great
Fine weather had Sc, In. sforiing the planter
favorable opportunity OF bringing his prodaee to
market
TIE receipts Of new crops OF sugar were 'arse,
but The yield it was thought, would be considerably
below an average on account of the humid weather
which prevailed during the early growth of the zane
The quality Of cotton was good, and, from the in'
creased attention TO cultivation the crop was much
larger than at any previous year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11

FROM CosrA RIcA.-Wc are in receipt oS
the Gaoos to Dec IL, but end in Il nothing OF mpor-
lance The conclusion OF Concordst with the see
of Rome was the occasion Of some popular rejoicing
aud official festivities. The Treasury report FOR tho
month of October, shows &c follows Income, siis'
95i AZ; expenditure $50 6o4 o. balances, sJ'soo w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
FRANCE
Things al Paris,

PAsis Monday pee. % lss2.
The Emperor vent out to Cempeigne las,
Saturday 70 ehioy weeks shoozias "A tie f,,..,
there, which has helosg-d to lie Crosa Of Fr,n-.
since the tine OF Cove. Trcons Of The linz dog. ma
ssess hOrses ambassador etc, preceded aocxau.pes
and followed him The order Of their gcia. 10 resort
e6 With great ercunstGn;airy in TIE Psysaad Pr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30

TOR sAJE-A choice building Lot. ,tua'ed IN o,utn
Tithst b.wssB Grove and Lis s. ApPJ 70 Sl IT, - -
CLEAyER Esiiosd sv- betSeeH oio'' "a -, :, :,
Uyuprr nWFLLING-HOUSES- UNpARAl~
i IFTFnrSDUCEMKNTs --iS LyF9-fhe n tSP'lh Nv.
formed sra5sd 70 o1ef h'as ana
49,. !, III ia tie Of IN - secars good aones -ls
80, xps csfsncs Of Wiiars.agh, TIE sssto.a n
w p, rlss fen Gfanc. Fery. Lou for from r 20 20, sa
ire. 1901 Hosecs be cisrba;ed snolg = ~
II woT:~ sistc sD AID " Ano
- - ~ a tor will take p,ace ga
M ssrfsnbes chances 'are5 HON a1c are 700
~ - sls rub.citirs and sl5 At tbs time Of as
tiuon e1es al tie pouEiiy Of se eetn oas o. ~ -
ouss ar vi YER tho pees slt fo
~af, a. ri uartcu a inc-ife Il W. JOHNSON No g. WI
No.. s. n FURnAN No Deg Of c. LYON % ne
Tfeuaes
YI,O SPECTATORS Persons who wish to make
good speculation Building os On Long i.snH ave
Form the, Ell ready 70 az ~ ios
10 rs-n whole crposd Of on liberal terms Ad-
eTess A. w. Broadway Post cfhoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
c,T.TrN ISLAND EARN for SALE. or Elk,

- CHANCE for CITY PRoPERTYThe Subscriber ofsrs 70 dis
hs.uf M situated the psk road from Vac
Sssirs Landing ROyi. s,sh mile. from The former and two
slS-s, oclet the choicest varieties OF fruits The delhnf
hh aated e sws. sa'rcnodsd with evsTcess sa orns
Nosens and b>semeas - By % feet WITH
49, los eight ket WIDE The sad oas
large convenient and u Eed rep<f fof par
80 "a tssns apply 70 r C. cokTkLYoC No. y sruess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
Daiuis, SIass, Sf.

OTS ANTS, GLASS.
()r--rh 80 ,r-rscua Lined OIL Be.shs-u so.fn on
: -, =, ..se.a Boiled Ok. Bk.ehed Elephant OA
lbsnsH 80 ~ - =. BieA.hsd Solar OIL
Ptoslta fsrf on 500, al
ii>fnsd Ees'n u og T.nnerS sad curien Cd.
kelEss ssls ~, Machinery OIL
pefred hal .OiL 1900
$3.50 I'D Wi,6ow Glass; tossthef sitn al
- firs Of Psns dry s,d ru1rd IN ca Nfssn o. :. tsse
- p.iT, Bra.hfs Dive sr1fs &c Al o. Snea W o1e -
49, -, on the met Hb.r. for cash or approved
er.a,f srd In los Z pule hs.srs re- - ,,,u.
ZINC PANTS. = THE NEWJERsEf ZINC
II COMPANY Do~ n'-nu,.s,snss snss r'A" " ''P
-..;,v al nj which . srrsnted n kE
w. IN every espse Of Zinc over tesd fsnn vel
"a a. ,y cover eaua qusnrtJi nssry double te s
u srr,, much o1ssr evsn. thsi the cot 70 me
.o n he .onr orebsk - uea, - 49,. dr.. q,
csnuf,cfu.erS price, I'D by the csm2 u NswYu4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
Clothing.

COMPETITION only hurts
~ Makers e poor worthless shirts,
Flkins challenges the usde
To n aich the sbiits by EkiDs made,
While the price is cNcely half
The required by OF char. -. -
/ Il Is WRAPPERS and CHtLDRENs CLOTH
IIkC-M- EDWARDS desires thank her read' for tn dc
-, cuase received uce her commencement m MAJ
SIC tsstly Introducing novel ard original design end pes
m erye The marx preference which has been eeady $40 Va
ier les aad Chld, Furnishing EsasIhnet ~ lIlI.
MINE and BOYS CLOTHING Inc best pace
WI 20 90, COhing made made 10 oier
81 Fulton e Gold st. You VIII also s2c ii
shicuabe goods which viii De male 70 ou'r IL @
that cam OF be srrpassed n, 81 Iuiton-st - ..,.
' JACOB VANDERBILT, superintendent
CHIRT ana COLLAR WAREHOUSE. JOHN
- STOE CROOKEs No 90 Johnst- coner ~ Daten tHP
rs Importer. sud Manufacturer Of shirts rafesPy os4ls
bsrd ,r- n. snd stock Of Goods the most
,roved az 10 which the sit-non Of Merchant fMot
sb.r. in Centlepen Furnishing 0ods ard he trads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
fnrniiurt, Nr.


T7NAMELED and COTTAGE FURNI rURE.-rhe
,uhscrbsr invite their OF OTnmelti fun
tue Which, Durability and cbeApne gnsurpasssd sGeston
md upw finished style sur chS DeAe sy
and he trade supplied hbera0le terms racy
- legroou, no. 90 Wlte three doors Of Br0ats ay
- WARWICK TURNER
SyREAT BARGAINS ia FEArHERS. BEDS.
tvNATTRFssFs &c CRaWBUCK's No 5e Grand s. second
ioor east st. New-Yo-k CHEAP pPho' srEsf anc
gEATHsR STORE The families about purcna ~
pectfny invited and beautiful assortment OF Beds
Beds al OF whict
a,ed At rrce, such = AXE 50 in
uceuent he above stock previous 20 max
M Goods part Of the city BROOKLYN and
williamsburg Of Old Beds and Mais,s, r1ovstee
and made w cnaN psSvSn
IRON BEDSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAI
i TBFss BIDDING DEPOT The best place 20 get the
health, complete Spring Mattresses and Elastic Paters as IN
the beet msnDer q half the usual c0st -. a..
comfortable Spring Beds 80 --
Iron 5ed,fesd. ell s4to $50 so the Patent st Felt en
Pillows Private dwellings, toei. &C. urr'sn.i p,onply
use Ro No Broadway below Prce Call ard exrnine
NETWORK BERLIN IRON FURNlTlI h
N WORKs-WN J. BACHELOR formerly OF No 50 Dufne-
fnends tht having completed
tu,iness connection under the name and ,n
r BACHELOR Co. will continue the manufacture o. 100 rl
scale lOndbg with Tue cf as
ing demand and 81 Duans The rsabDshment ~ c
all freshest zod patterns % the arr ira"
abr sd will msse such L. A. may % p
original desigus OF every varey - an
B. cond-ly invites his oa Gu toners Ia thf cry ta
ouutry ard examine the sock conunt OF
Chsrs Brackets Mirrors ~ tpn
Door ard Gusds Hote. Hospital Asylum sod Army ped
.,sd. bres S.nds Fir-stands Cribs. Cradles C-nr-r .a
nd 10 connection wih ti- NeS- Or rul
~ -, -, p,o., BACHELOR & "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
Dentistrp.
godi.

godi.
OOAI-very best quality Of Red Ash Stove and Egg,
Or yrer. and delivered snef rom the ysrf No %
Goerrs g Al s White Ash IS . per trn y GEM, e ION
boats
TyOAI-lhe subscriber 10 n0z prepared " supply
with Kinds u Anthracite AID o1ninoef
80 o., peach Orchard Bacf Hesth, Le1ign heon Liverpool
o. C.,ne sidney Cumberland newly mined ana ~ifanped
the Very quality which he o1rs ic SAFE Al TOE vs{ o"s
ss;.e p from the vessel or re-ereeoee ron NC
ANS T. WORTH southwest corner An>ny sad waning
o-,. am cor Thompon-st7 sad sb-sy cor Amo't Nm, -
orss,, La a, he oree Of = W. WORTH, No ~ WsnSf ~
80 e,S ssnL sr,dinx Dspsteh Post Will reesys
sruHr sffsnton =
HOAI.-yI have now opened new Yard corner OF
z5tbs ard gay with old established ard On
p-eb Orchard and Ash Goal and sell 9. the lowest possible
&c -, ,n, r' PETER CLINTON
NOAL.-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut "a 70
" Pa stove and Rance - 50 White Al Esz soss or anse
Is from wards LES t4kea TON DSs NO pa
Bosery and 40. I'll Oreele-st yA10o .nnn,
OIITsION COAL-Tpe Pennsylvania Coal Con
AN, repaired superior White Ash Ptstoe Cos.
IN tr. clean good suitable for steam saippns .d %
o.sric purposes fs bsss yards w the CITY
md prsslvn The Coupsnys facilities s1en a. % eneo,
vessels loading ~ NerYorf PoTt kres -.
trts- .f.erfo, nver delivery % Coal for d9srs 'Up
.p,- !. he osses eorner Broadway sns ".ll-t
c,uAIJ PEA COAI.-Tbe PENN COAl. Co oi-r
- 10. a. by = cargo Pea Coal vel ;ee2is i'1 S's~ par
toses Apply at tkeT oifcs Brosd~ay' coroeI ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
Iron REDSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT
miscellaneous.

COPPER-Lake Superior Iugot Copper, from the
Nin,s. Mines. ia suit purchasers by the
Minnesota MINING COMPANY No iS7 Green sieh-st
TOR SALE-A lot of clean Cop Waste for Locomo-
"'e3NO j. MORTIMER HALL L Co.. 9cedirst
FRENCH WAX MATCHES, without sulphur nor
ever Tnoer and Chemical Perumed PePer Tor mos
s Box with Pencil &c, Of The manuctufe Of hes "
Csrouil s Co Ne Passage Violet 10 Paris - . ,.
wbee samples ere DEP in fhaiuht BY Ar Pintad d
HARDN GOD LUMBER-WhOesale and reta 40
i I wneeVngi, ship tu der. cabinet Maker se Nos 20
2e Wessf psarly opposite Conss wharf Tough i
Oak Ash srd Hickory Pnus Western OAK Whte~oh va We
% carr Boone ,xes seloes s5ok,g Hnbs Nas5 Pols ~
shas reasonable Bills II TIHet IN, oidsr, Up
Ulth liberal terms JARVIS IOiN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30

VOITNG LADIES SEMINARY WANTED "A
10, it.. rn-chs.- r. he Sfp. ~ "a =
taiIsffrs. el-s. o. Adir-- e 70 - In'lae VI
fec fr Seek Co.'s ~. Erred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
yntIerp ann dsrowdrt.

Tntlerp ann udromdrt.
1OOONTON CUT NAILS-Manufsrtured snd ,on-
~ ''aa'f ~ Ns9S 49, FULLER LOHO,
No l5c Greenwich eorn-r 'e~sr<s
NALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA GOODS-Mer.
~ chants Companies Individuals fttns out fr nese nsrte1
.sn 6ad fu snd someDt Of Miners roos ple<s,
ss.. .rS~sr- EDGE Too fsearIA &c ke AZ TIE
al stand Of CHARLES LITTLE Nos - Ane ~ faion o..
first Premium Ranges ,
IOHN n 6ITDD Manufacturer ana Proprietor OF
- Irrwoo, lesAed COOKING and Laundry Range Also T.
or esanct Re surpassed warranted sB-Pnces from
se,r-eSs s--4 sPDosse - ft.s--r. sH'see
NID COLONY IRON COMPANY CASTS IEEL
~ SpOyTLSThe attention dealers want Of really pFe
.ee shoysls nyiec 20 those NJ" ana-,isa y
- O3 Colony lEon Company which are OF me Do st Wy az
f,sb Al q sousL ,upeiio, sny 0hes 90" nass
6IsSISc Co Aseuts Old Colony lIoa CO No y CA.t "
MANUFACTURERS Essi- ast Nails
DIANOFORTE WIRE "A full assortment of Web
A.. steel Musi- Vine lny o. n4ne ~ii
s B, EDWARD u. JACOF Agent ioE the uaiied sti' ~ "
God-t 49,.
nIANO HARDWARE, SCREWS. aud FRENCH
FKLT tsss .usiry. or e hy GusSfAL lH fr-ase--'
QABIE CUTLERY, HARDWARE. &c, n AUG,
4 TION-JoHE p VAN ANTWERP sou ~ll sell rus
nav ~ 10 &c och 80 Pct leo TAB cate err n
So. B6 srss I'D pls, aeni Of Shell .I,'s ~
cs,a cgue. The whole >uiah OF reAet ana o'a-'' 'e''
petz Terms tour nion1ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30

CNFWING MACUNESi-To TAILORS TAILOR
- FssFs &C Ae-The AVERY SEWING MACHINE makes,
b,oo ou s,i0a best AID strongest stitch OF aay sewn. aeae
vel v.isd We satisfy he most scepes tI4 l-e
ma, but only u1cf sucn g 90
n hue AZ PECULIARLY really ADD uy one OF ne H't
M 40 et ont Of order I'D darE OF breaking tn Heedes we
h.yo1d Quesuu. tie bcs VII AcA4e YET
,etd Ia a,s cloh The public are res2ct
g invited cell AID eysgine e ashne ana ~ ~,N y "a 'e
Price for Mlile $40 Tables and teAdes eAApe1 -
sud Slo. ,,rvyopx Juiy D. 1855
We the undersigned hereby certify that nave eHansd ne
tyFRY sENING MACHINE sud chs sra recon nend II of
il Tie ,uch Is ornsl AID r. sepsr,hoe u IKE 'r most 80
aud lsns me b-cs-.tch ng' We have hloug1, lei tpe
Strength Of the sewing ard satisfied th. the ten - i'
sroser than be msd BY h,n eAs
In n ttis VI IN 10 our fnends ana 20 lofS
s~sr.ferts miles sef.laiy trogsho1t tho country ~
BOIGHTON KNAPP Whos sale Dealer 10 A-ns ana boys
Sop DUBOIS Merehsut Taor., No $50 Broad.y
GOULD6 Co. Wholesale Dealers W Cio'hng No ~ a'h'
ngtonf . ~, ~, 20, os
DICKSON PETTUs Merchant Tailor. No. % sfoaaSy
SHTFAN and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON GOT the
- a. tn II W.eonh Slon Guie No . so,as-J manu-
crT.s wroasht iror Pps for steam 1as ene niist e
yiu.. .ai description u steam ara js "o noel''
- vs Gomez. md nuurols Boiler ana .gne Ai-
.eodlses great VARIETY o. ste-na g n.
ssTmirs ,,5 Gssiashtnf sossr--1s Ies r''-' " 7' ~
sofs ~ n-sri7 ss-ry s-c'lo1 o. ne .lll-I9
oITFAN ENGINES for SALE -Three new Horizontal
- Frsires Of IS 8 So horse with Sor
Ao re Lsthe ether machinery lnlnr- AZ j. bt n IN
snefs Contractors Oce No. 92 broadTsy corner 'o
kew-loTk
V,URASHERS- The best invented. New and cheap
hon ssio So with Cleaners delivering srai9 y i'r
from $40 10 Also CuRN-rALh Gu am Cat shEhs
which save 50 cent the Psrmsr Come and see ,,s p
JOSEPH g. GILBERT No.2ls Pearls
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H,ExsEN & Co-wEsTERN LAND AGENCY,

N .s.v,tts Ind Ofce IN NewYogk IS Halst. Govern
lerssd cash shares ~ioas
4; ipaisrs Ino Wisconsin and Iowa Juaeous locations made
~ swlv railroads IN the above Ss will reat ONE
HiNpREb PER CENT per ess Interested shoad sp
DIV In meoistsly the beet locations are being aay ahensp
srtber ncrns circulars apply at the Land warrant Once Of
j. COLEMAN, No. s. Wsllst .
RryrR 10 W. Runsy Esq- President New OK yone tnomp
cr Esq Banker DIT CapssteI ssrmi,e 90 a. meesi
49, Pee Bacon Co BANKERS st. Loas Drsxsk Co. Banksr
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JEFFERSON HUMPHREY lsnzist and Domestic J. 80 Bl..,
carriages.
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cUAs w BALLARD NORMAN W. KINGSLEY, sa Brosiws'
'' Diapers oaJ HsiIsss.
lanes A. CLARK.......r0 ee' hfoad"ay iofe osssssf<
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Dasusrrcosypos.

4 =.
IIhs Oldest extensive establishment H. Tie U, 81
DEFIANCE raiaDiandss safes.
poRERT NJ PATRICK &C ,Ufs psieus. l9l fh~
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PETER SWEENEY: 4, ..,. .v.u
Dear have had t OF your furnsce ana hna tna u
the coolest wssiber ~ no,. os
bs purTo Some would no heat ana ots nsa
tIe house with gas certainly Tree from sa ano nrto
plenty Of heat ioui'' '''F RICHARD FRANC
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misses 100 acres beautifully situated hall mile above
st.t, !. spuyteuayy Creek Soras Of the sites on TINS proper
afford and picturesque views Snsu y any ga M
Hpson River The properly offered IN lots half an are &c
scres II 4 inse rendering every pa. -
nuSnces the erection OF s
Ina interior In al eouveyanc OF nv
property and desirable location for seatleinn
residences superior other the vicinity OF ms
city that offered fs sale Fifty yer cent Of &c puss
bond asd cent TOT terua
.~.rs Fos apply o. HIGGINS No
Il 70 ID. n WINTON 10 Tryon-roVs %
Hall from4 A M To
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Dry Goods.
+. 4 Co....No q Park-plsce add - Barsss
4 Co.....................,Ne n Manga
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r saRFNTFLpT tFrrch) No s. MAIDEN and Is i.bsr5s
tIoias, Casslmercs, seSiincs. SC.