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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Of

VNHE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of
l. the CITY of NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL S5O0,eOO.
Un6er the presidency OF SIMEON H. LOOMS, late of
the Htna Co, of Hartford, Conn.
This Company will be prepared at the expiration OF the
necessary legal notice insure against loss damage by
Fire in this City and throashout the country Also to TAX
nsis Of Inland Navigation on favorable termsL
DIRECTORS:
ltsptr Corning, firm Of Corning Co.
Theodore MoNaneo, firm OF Bowen McNamee.
Richard Bigelew hrm OF Doane, kins & Co.
William H. Melon firm of Claden Meilen 4 Co.
Geo Bliss, firm of Geo. Bliss \ Co.
Amos X. Emo, fn, Of Emo, Mahony Go;
Oliver u. Wood firm of Willard Wood
Levi Z. Stone, III IN OF Stone starr:
Henry @. Ely, firm of Ely, ClaPP Il Bowen
Charles b Hatch firm of c. B. Hatch Co..
John D. Hutchinson, finn OF j c. Howe Co.
William G. Lambert, firm OF A. x A. Lawrence Co.
Charles A. Buhley, firm Of Balkley Go. =,
Lewis AtteIbuD, Jr. firm of Lewis Anerbnry, " 20.
Lew r Morton, firm Of J. NJ. Beebe, Morgan Co
Amos r Dwight firm Of Ttowbrdse' Dwight Il o.
John Nelson. firm of Nelson Co
Charles p Baldwin, firm OF BALDWIN S'a' Nv
SsSl.s D. Mors " finn of E. D Morgan Go.
Thomas SOSs i Messenger, firm of T. &H. Messenger
CsrS s II Norton, iirm of Norton, Butler HOst
Stsrhsn Psul, finn Of Boyd 4 Paul
Ruel and W. Bull. firm Of Haskel Merr'ck Bun
Alfitd 5. Barnes firm OF A = Barnes Co
Roe Lockwood, krbn of r Lockwood Son.
Luous HOPKINS firm Of Hopkins Allen n GO
lame, A Dwisht. finn of Brown Palmer Dwight.
Isaac IL Frotnusham, firm Of FrVthinEhsm, Newell Co
J,hn II, Swif, fnn of Swift HurbuIt \ Co.
%sr n' A. Woi., firm of Work Drake;
Nathan u. sieckwell, tim OF Gibson, stockweh 20
William Il. fookrr, Cashier Continental Bank.
panicrhN Barney, firm of Wells, Fargo Co
0eOrse Pssfee, firm Of George Pesrce L Co.
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,.ICUIGAN SOUTHERN X NORTHERN

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN X NORTHERN
w INDIANA RAILROAD-On and after Feb T. 1875
until further uotce Passenger Trains viii run between Cg
cs.o Toll do .rd Monroe daily except Sundays - fellows
Chiesgo for Monroe a. 3! NJ
ChicsEo for Toledo AZ s. ard Z VI.
Toledo FOR Chicago ate An and PM
No-rce for Chicago 50 u An -. =,
qhis Road in conjunction with th- Toledo aud Norwait
Lake shore NewYork and Ere, suialo And Albany, aid
Hudson River Railroads, form TIE Only hsfoad co'nman
eafrn between Chicago ard New-Nors CITY
Also .Rsirr.d communication ~ now Opened between
Cbrsro and Columbus Cncunsi snd Putshurgh, wa tOie
A. and Novw.k Roac which intersects the Mad RIVER ara
V,mirou ard DAYTON Road, a. Bellevue, the Mansfield
Road az Mon-oeve ara the Cleveland Counbos and Cin-
cipuati ard Pittsburgh Roads u CleveaPd
"' JOS " MOORE, Superintendent.
MsSNIR r. Oafce Adrian, Dec. y, 1854
JOIN p. PORTER. Agent. No los Broads' NY
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IN Pursuance of an order of the Surro

cate o VI The County Of Nv Yors = he-ehy tvsa
10 AZ ms hav us claim. ,snst FNNpERtck MArfaiEsk>
hate q city New iok 4ccuigd 10 pescat ae .ans VITA
hef~o ubsrrher ~ huwsy, TIE C o.
New yol op before d,y Ausat Dated New
YoI heb n ifsa JOHN HErTlNGER ENceutos.
a
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho surro-

safe Of the County OF New Yo notice hereby 10 III
having clsms agnn MARY PERKINS, late Of the City
widow, deceaed 70 rf-ent the with voucher
subscriber a. hs rsdenee No 80 Spring IN
C OF New Yofl the 6hh day VI March Dated
New York. the ID dag OF september, ls5l
IS lawtmF WILLIAM PERKINS, Executor
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t1atfhss, gemelrr, &t.

WATCHES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w SEN WATChES.-Just recJSged by che subscriber,
some very fine julie, Jergensen Watches with certificates
from him with each Wstch warranted perfect tnsseepsa
for snle at less th,p tire ususl prices
Cooper Wstches-some IN hsntInf cssca d1pleI and e
yers perfect tirue-beepcrs
IndepeIdent Second Wstcnss auarter-secoDds for
timing borr.s. in gold and silver eases - .
Splendid Gold Pocket Chr0nonnsters, -hcn run witnui
any variation.
Enamel Watches for ladies.
Gold and Silver Levers Detached LeEsxs, LsPne, Do
peJ and eli other styles Of Watches All OF the above ioi
ale At less than the usua prices
Diamonds Diamond Pns Rings Earnings, ringer
dings, snd Crosses tor sale low; eos ..
FINE Gold Lepine Watches, hoies yen eiea''''''eS2
FINE God Detached Levers full jeweed ~
Gold Hunting Watches. for ladies' - %
Gold Hunting Parent Levers for gents - W
Silver Patent Levers. z" ~
Silver Detached Levers full jeweled..'.. 10 TO 10 "
Silver Lepines holes jeweed ..........''''.'' gov
ard all other kinds OF Watches az equally low Prices
Also all kinds OF God Chains, pure gold wedding hns'
cold Keys and Seals cold Pen. and Pencs gold and silver
fhimtlt diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold LocHeis
Cuf-pns Earrings god snc silver Spectaces breast.
Pint, Fipger-Rings, silver frut Knives s'ern2 silver
Spoons, Cups Forks &C. at much less than t1e usufi
prees Watches and Jewelry exchanged All Watchef
warranted TO keep good time, or tie money returned.
Watches Clocks and Jewcry repaired IN N. bs roanner
G,osGK C. ALLEs,
Importer Of Watches ara Jewery, wholesale and retail
No 81 Wal-tt.
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~ Y AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM

In. SHIP LINE, through Go SAN FRANCISCO vis
AsPINWALL and PANAMA No detention on tho
Istbuu. AT greatly reduced rates The n" and ias
Adams Commander will leave New York Cor Aspinwi ~
CNsvv BAy) on SATURDAY, March s. al o'clock z "
lie new and magnificent side wheel double rDgne
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT. t2lc0 tno-) Edward
DuTn Commander which val be- IN readiness At
PANAMA. 10 receive the UNIONS pas-engcrs snd -tu
iuu.diafely for SAN FRANCISCO The acconnnodstlon'
and ventilation the Winfield Scott are all that can .. ie
80 Ne, .peeS le.tab.bed on the voyage between New
Yok and Panama and while the Pacific COAST = nnsur'
p0fs,d. 49, -. -, a.. il. tin.
snT. comfort expedition aud safety Passengers s De
landed on the wharf at Aspinws Tree taxing the rAnsns
Railroad ard cautioned that Tickets iof us Line are
cold only at Ne Is Broadway. O., -.
DAVIS. BROOKS Co General AGENTS
Msl Bag u made up at the above Office under the ne~
United States Postage Law for the e"n'ensnce OF the
uuhlc
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NrEw ROlrrE.-BUFFALO and NEW

NEW ROUIE.-BtftALO and NEW
~ YORK CITY RAlLRoAD.-EStensson OF the SiS-
Euct rrek Buffalo This rpsi exeudine from bsAo
% Ho-r~,ve On NewY York sud Ere Railroad Is nov
enrplesd sno tul esrlcu, forming m eonnecon WIS
THAT road tie shortest cheapest and most iree, oate D.
,rsr, ard buit in the substantial manners and ne
rrrstrr orep Of having been operation some mouths
I, Is entirely free nom the foughness usual ON new ros
F,re from New.York 70 BEEslo..............s
through rckers ard baggage checks en- BE- pr'cnrvo
she Depot OF the NswNork and Erie kAirosc 1905 0f
Dusre-st- v Y. ,..s.
HE times cor ieavn N-wycrs nsy b. learned cy rsfrr-
sce >. ~ s6ver 81 the Nes-Nork AMI enc NAIL
80 The trains viii leave HOrnesVie for butsio on re
arrival Of the Eri~ R.rosr trsuS-Butaos Nov ~ s'-
G. EOYT Sapt Buffalo and y. I. City X e.
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DORCHESTER. LOCKPORTand NIAGARA


IL FALLS RAILROAD oveu 70 BUFFAL0.-rhe most
direct duickss; ard ehesncS roate . T1ro1to Hamilton
tTsins in leave Rochester for Bgao anl Nss,Ea tas AZ
follows: 7So AN ard Els PM Returning tram VIII leave
Rgfso and NiasaTA FAILS f Rochester az % An and ~
PM FassoLseIs Buffalo VIII ind thus route superior "a
point Of comfort any other The road thoroushy bait
A .quiu ped IN entirely and lOcOmouyes lac
pr.sut terminus of the Rad in Buffalo the Terrace
VIC H'0S' 9oH''H p.'' WV WARREN COLBURN. Supt
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Professional Noiireg.

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
IA GREAT BRfTAIN-Csveats having been abolished
III ii county under the laws short Patent for
months granted in place thereof Immediately app-
cesn One Patent protects the whole kingdom, H.
stead Of three being required formerly while the cos.
avery greatly reduced Patents OF importation are allow
ed, as before.
FRANCE, HOLLAND and BELGiUM-Patents are
tab en- for 5, 10 or Is years.
AUSTRIA having lary modified her Patent lave, that
Empire OF the best markets for American inyeE-
tons.
UNITED STATEs.-Arplication made for Patents,
Extensions SuIreudtrs and Reissues Additional Improve
meni Inerftences conducted, Caveats died. Appeals
taken, &c, &c.
Fogn Patents taken through my Office viii be deliver
cd the option Of the parties here at my agencies IA
London, Pans, Bruss, Is or Vienna
Ii 10 useless proceed TO Europe 70 dispose OF an nven'
fion before Patents have been tecured por exposure
will void the title. Further information may be OBJ aimed
BY addressing JOSEPH L. PRS SON, No. B Wallst.
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NAMnLN nnd AMROY RAILROAD ID

- PHILADELPHIA From Pier No. |, North River,
foot OF Battery place Two Lines daily at A. NJ and
NJ Accommodation ne at A. NJ, by steamboat JOHN
POTTFR 20 South Amboy thence by cars to bordento N
ard tetrboat X STOCKTON 70 PHI adel phia fare "
Fypress Line ct p N. by ltesmbDaf JOHN POTTER 20
Ansoy, thence direct 20 Camde.b by cars Through IN
hour. Fare, e9 Returning leave Philadelphia at A IL
Nj
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTE.TIfnee y kaN,
w FRPOOL and PHlLADELrhiA 60: SLI,..''Ai'1
~. Capt Robert Leitch-
LIN iiII1 ~ 0s ~ sSf;oW l.sip. Capt William "yhe
III ~ IRON rHiLAozLsah- ~, ,ss,
City OF MANCHESTER ..,... rH-is1-s' ~ a. ia
cry OF GLASG0W......... tHN4 @~-'' - -
-,,v or ar .sGoW- WEDNESDAY, nr : i Is9
CITY OF MASCHESIEaH ~; 80, n, sssGE
tos $500 so saloon aler SSatsr0ous gins
:: I lnidshiP :. sg,Aslss :. IS :.
forwaTd - 90
lneindns STrTIRp.CLAss PASSENGER
Hr,;,.A nnynt-er of rhirdelzS Pesss - =
e., Phii.ieInhs .nA Liverpool NOD tound " prVs
n III. sol From Llysrpssi. . fa.nes
- az pa-are WI be lssaed here 70
- ss.rors .! bringing cut ths1 frienes a.
rxtrs . - - -. cn.r.s ,oo.ix hardware, &c, viii be
asss s1YsTienced surgeon VIII b e.rriet on sssa
Ss a. S-sffs drawn AZ sight on England and ifeAo@
For frsiEhf e. MN No 81 Hxchsnr-plsres Y,
THOMAS All "a ya WLrutA, PhAdeph.
RICHARDSON, sRorH.Rs Co, L's''S'-
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IN pILRSIIANCE of An order of tho Snrro

safe Of The County Of Nee foft notice heety gwen % al
pr.ns ejms sssnt ALBERT WILLErt late OF the ty
of New yos - present the Oh Noa hers thert
90 the suh bFhGY =, the Williams No. ~ sats
4. IN the C Of New York before he hifueth dv oi JOS
pe1t-psted New ios, the ara Day OF January, isbi
JOHN MIILEI, ls....,.,.
i.s iawfmF. GEORGE y. WILLIAMS,
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VTyHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

V'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
70 LNERPOOL.-Csief CABIN Passage, sIoi Se-ord
Calm Pssssgs $40.
Prom BOSTON to LTvERPOOL-Chief CABIN Passage,
tCo Second Cabin Passage, $50 The sps from Boston
esIl 81 Hsbfsp.
ARABIA Capt Judkin< AMERICA, Capt Leitch
PERSIA Cert Ryre, EUROPA Cspt. shannon.
ASIA Cert E. G Let. CANADA, Capt StJne.
AFRICA, Capt Hanson NIAGARA. Capt Lana.
These vessels carry >les white hghr AZ s'as head green
on startoard bow, red on port bow.
AFRICA, Harrison, an. EW-YORR, "Wednesday, FEB 9.
CANADA, Stone, from BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, FEB. IS.
ASIA Lott from NETWORK "wednesday FEB D
AMERICA. L~iieh, from BOSTON. W~5nesday, Asrh 2
ARABIA Jud.ins I'm. NETWORK Wednesday, Narch 8.
Bertts not secured until paid for
Ane1perienced Surgeon board
The owners Of these ships will not be Accountable foi
rold silver bullion spece, jewelry precious stones or
.tas unless bills Of adng signed therefor end ire
vslue thereof therein expressed
For freight psssage supy 10
L. CuNARD. No. I BowiiuE-.re.n.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

safe of th. County Nor hereby % all
.n. h.. ,sin- a. EIIAkIM HORTON, late 81 the city Of
New lork 1eaed psetent the ~h vouchers hese To
a. oss No. no Warren The CITY Of View
io. on or twelfth dy Of Agni next-Daei New foss
'' ~ nv i,.sny4 CHARLES STERLING, Executor
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C,TEAM BETWEEN NEW.fOkk and
I,Senxv -Tbs Glasgow and Sew-York stea1nssip
.si. r,s.rfpl new Steamship GLASGOW, -
ssS. spd 40 bore power, Robert Csit NJ
al from New-Y0rk Tor Oiase0" " %
FI,s. CABIN saloon state RSousl. ,.''''''''
First CABIN iMidship State RooiA-'' ''''''''''.'
Third Class.................'-,-t
Stewards fee iDelrd-d ssps
Apply 70 j. MSSiNiN.', ~
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revisited q, ,r-sfrc> ~ scr sve years both II IN
and Pr sce phia and IT, person far c4ste or % -
dcsly with one Dozen bottles. tie bad spent han-
creds without refet and cared with twenty our do
hIs worth o. -. Aossss CossiAL
A. KENDALL. Nd.
II. RING, General Agent for the Uuted Ssa'eS Ne.
ls2 Broadway, New.Nors
Sole BY nrusr generally throughout the United srsfes
II spct sp ~ pint eoties The wo-ts Or Nerses
lnveors'irs Cor,sl blown the ssss Prs- " per Bot
tie hcsiles 81 I've hotties me &l s,d "a dos
N. B.-imrcrt~n' sdv,ce accompanying each bottle.
MANY PERSONS suppose when they read
lVl shcut Ccssh ke-5c;es tat al tish alike Too
rary CT them ba, tee Cot Oh LoZsS0ES made BY
DANE seiertinc preparation. TIE meertas coz
w. rure arS highly corcen,ased and combined with mach
e.e-srd II TIE reaeer Is raiortrnstey s-cted with
Cursh e;ther recent ehrcnc Ashms ensaysc, bron-
rht. Whccr,rs Ccuxh rckiss IN ire Throat. Cstarh.
or sry psesse the Legs Teroas more relief eAa Do
obssned f.ou teese LeEenses than any other remedy
SOD hv A & & ID. Sands, No ica seltoast.; III Dame.
Nc - Csrusine-st.; Abr. Brasal No Isl Peri .. NAV
Hard Ncs lSs Dvis,c and IA uenrys,s; ard othes-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. South e.h and th-sss Pentie.oa
4,h ard sor,h TN SIS; Ratten, Nc - Ithss Js Nor
re No. Grs nd Sc and others IN town As country "
packages for lst and IS GEMS each
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gopartnersbiy.

COPARTNERSIiIP NOTICE.-We have
~ Tn. Day sdniued EDWARD d. JONES and AU-
cUsTJJs " ATT RMAN az Partners 10 our House.
kew-York, Fsb.8 1853. CYRUS w. FIELD Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartner-
,bp heretofore existing oDder the and ys Of
ELT sTARKEY Co. ia tins dag dissolved By m5tDa
.srsrt The agir Of the viii BE- settled by O. H.
T.. j. FELT,
@. H. STARKEY,
A. A. WILEY,
WyepthArn Feb %, 1853. J. d. FRANKLIN
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NIANY PERSONS snnpose when they res
NEIIEF REIIEF may al an dimes be iound

EELlEF, RELIEF may at all times be found
IA ou the most CoasSs 90 Colds N NE 'so
srsce OF Ten Muut., BY ssias DEFINES SoAroONp
PITCH LOZENGES They never fA % restore ne 70 &c
when IL hss be~a suspended ~ hosseae-s Pnse y ese
per box. with fal directions. G. v Clckener CO. "
Rsrrlsy 81, the general agents fcr Ne~.Nek AMI
the vicinity, whom all orders sAoald ee addressed
CAND's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP,
~ ~, - aud ~ delight III and sure remedy
for Ccrshs Cods sna CONSUMPTION. sold Wholesale and
retail az SANDS Mammoth Dzus Store. No " Js1es-'t
NOU HAVE NO WiilSkERS-Woal Won
i Ike 10 have them II you woula uss GRAHAMs
ONGUENT ard IN six weeks u will io-ce the eesrd g.
grow strong ard pNursrt and will not ssin OF innrc IN"
ap Rut Tim tirr Of telling ven, try yoaoselyes-ps
81 per bottle seat 10 any psrt OF the county
II. g. GRAHAM, No. Ss Ann-ss- F,w'ers bunidings
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Sarro.

AZ OF NwNos uo hesehT Fv@n - az pei
An hs,ns claim. against OLIVER WHITE. ate 81 the cry
OF New YoIk eaied 10 ye.eu, the with vouchsr' thereof ."
,he suscr rr A. hs oMr- Murray the CITY ~ New
ios on or tenth day OF July nsDaed, New ios-
v" i5 is~SaEs JOSEPH Z. WHITE. Esecu,cr
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER

~ SEY.-New-York TO Esston, Pa. Fare 81 7o-tLl
A1ransemsbt. commencing Nov. IS 1852. Leave Pier
No / North River daily, for EastOn and intermediate
places AN u VI, and 3ltj PM and for Somerille
NJ aud 3l5PM.
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ENGINEERING-Th Undersigned is pre-

II pare furnish Specifications Estimates Plans IN gen
aud Low Pressure Engines Boilers aud Machinery OF
deecrTtion Broker in Steam Vessels Machinery Boilers
&c uencrsl Agent for Ashcrors Steam Guagc, Allen
Moves Metallic lfsdus;gng Conical Packing fabefs
Water Gusge, Roebnss Patent Wire Rope for
hoistipz and steering purposes Sc., &cr &c
CTiAS. w COPELAND,
Consulting Engineer, No. 81 Broadway.
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Clothing, &t.
tIlHE INTENTION of the LADIES is Inn.
Jnsnranrt Tompanies.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.
" CAPITAL, SjUU,00G.
The Capital Of this Company all paid in cash. and the
tomIsDy Is ready TO transact the bunessof Insurance.
Office No. ~ali-st. WIN. V. BRADY, President
Gro. 4. HoPE, Secretary.
NETWORK CITY INSURANCE Co,
IN Ofce, No. go Broadway.-CaptJ $500 Oo0.-Insures
Buildings Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels in Port aud
Their CargoCs and other property against loss da ige
by hie.
DIRECTORS.
VIM w. Leland, j. Van Watt Thomas Andrews,
Peter e. Baker, Alex. Snyder, Henry Pike,
GiraId Banoker, X. Stewart, s. q. Southmayed
sieJ hen Cromwell, Peter IT, Roach, l. Smith Hosbie,
NtebliES Stettes 5: Bell, Samuel Il. Shaw,
Abba W adleieh, John l.; Deem, L. G. Hall,
James &. Gibbs.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN President
CHARLES CLARKE, Secretary.
Pom May l. Office No Wali.st, corner Of New.
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DATENTS for NEW INVENTIONS PRO-
III CURED in ALL PARTS Of EUROPE-Under the
new laws OF England important reductions have not on
been made In cost bat provisional protection granted
iume diaely application, and at small cost for n1
months during which time the Great Seal can be nIed
Austria literally extended the advantage OF ITS
Paent laws rendering that country now desirable held 10
American nventors Letters Patent taken In sny par of
New York London, PAA Brussels or Vienna - parties
msy prefer.
useless TO proceed 10 Europe TO dispose OF an nSen
,io h,o,e Patents are secured poT exposure will VOID
the tite Full information 20 costs Se can BE had on
.nplicAtior to JOSEPH 7. PRISON, No.o Wsl-st
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Tor PANAMA To sail about 5th March,
i the rseke;--hip AFGHAN. Sine hls eecotn-nods-
tons Tor few select cabin psss-nsers only for 2,ssee
OTTO OyERMANN GRUNER- No 3 SSa,lst-
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I HENRY ZINMERMANN, MD, Home
~ opathc Physician and Surgeon, No. 20 Hicks It,,
third door from Joralemon, Brooklyn NY.
MRS. FRANCES G. MITCHELL, MD,
WI No 90 3d-sv, above lfhst. N B.-Dr +. q. M has
on hand improved Trusscs supporters Shoulder Braces
Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, &c.
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INyIGORATING CORDIAL-Professor

i MORsE's INVIGORATING ELIXIR or CORDIAL
TIE EIGHTH WONDER OF the BOTANIC WORLD
Tie eorating Elixir Cordial introduced into medical
practice by the chemist physician and traveller Dr. VI
Morse has basis oriental herb r brought from the
stony Arabia Petrsa by that eminent philosopher
The natives that region remarkable Tor their longevity
exemption from sickness and power o. sustaining fatigue al
sfwch they attribute In great degree 10 ihe ct the
herb or plant referred to- which they universally chow aud
somsties smoke. On his 70 Europe, atera long
res,dnce IN the East Professor Morse commenced eIpef.
mentng with this wonderful natural production and the
suit Of abors the ygoating Elixir which has be-
ind0rsed by the Medical Colleges Of al the great cities II
Europe a. the beet preparation eItant for life
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

Yet the God of Justice maintains his
throne in the city, as well ms in the country.
You remember the Union Safety committee,
and their efforts to crush Bowen aud Me.
Nance. The object of that committee was
to execute the fugitive law. and got the trade
of the South. Some four or Eve of the
leaders of tIist committee, at that time ex.
tensive wholesale mercantile firms, have
failed, while Bowen aud McNamee, and Crit.
tendcn aud Co, whom they sought to crush
for their abolition tendencies, have increased
their sales, till they amount TO over two mil.
lions encli, per snnun. Thus mny all ner-
chants politicians aud priests I've rewarded,
who seek to gain tie appreciation aud sup.
port Of shareholders, by volunteering their
support to slavery. Like that colossal knnvc
aud swindler, Daniel Webster, may they be-
come so poor that none shull do them revcr.
ence. Slave-hunting, even in this city, is
becoming odious.
HENRY c. WRIGHT.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

to he sacrificed" though true in the figure,
it is not true to the understanding. No new
er, no never! You say, "ns to the ely hint
of your correspondent, u. ID. C) that Disun-
ionisls are as much tickled with the Inaugu-
rul as Wings and Democrats, we will laugh
Mt the fun of that joke ms heartily MS he,ichet
he gives as some evidence Of The fact" wiz
you he 50 kind rs to inform 81. ID. C." aud my
self when we may participate IN the FUN? tcr
il would really be a source of much real en-
joyment to meet you on this occasion.
As to your believing with n great army
of Free Soilers," il will, think, he consider
ed poor evidence of the truihiulness of your
opinions, or the sincerity OF your Defence
God knows Free Soilirs have great room TO
mend. But while we find men in error in
our estimation as to what is right, or the
most advisable, it is n test of sincerity, TO see
men boldly carrying out in their capacity,
their highest perceptions Of duty, with n
willingness to improvement. To suffer our
selves through Legislative Enactmenis, or
Interpretation of ennciments to he debarred
of spot on tue eartlI's surface, or u Hall
wherein we may not utter our honest senii-
menls-where we may not plead for the
slave and oppressed, of the laud, rs other
men, "as bound with thetn," Is to acknow-
ledge the Commands of Despolism superior
to those of God. Well did the champion Of
Liberty, (Gerrit Smith, on former occasion)
say, q that lie entertained but little hope that
this superlatively guilty nation could be saw
ed" "Oiher nations might be guilty of as
high crimes, but they were not committed
under the garb of Repuhlicanism aud Chris.
tianity." Were our Government Despotic
and our Religion llea,henish, there might
he hope for our country by rephulicanizing
our Government aud outstanding our Re-
ligion." &c, &c. But / must close, my
sheet is full. Please give this room in your
elegant paper, and elicit Truth and Progress,
which is the motive of the writer.
Sincerely yours, aud truly,
JNO. ID. COPELAND. +
CoLumBIANA, March 2slh '53.