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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
United States Senator for Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Oct. Is, 1858.
Eight more ballots have been had in our Legislature
today for United States Senator. The last stood as
follows Bell AZ, Nelson co. Johnson IS, with three
members absent.
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Knox, No. Ias Fulton street. IA the Prime

OF hatters. lie gets hat IL style peculiarly his own
and which he initiated by lis rivals than
the light of the be ohscured by feeble The STYLES
for the present far Of his former
and add considerable to his already world wide requisite
as an accomplished and graceful hat manufacturer See
whether are N right in our assertion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

Travelling md Evening Hats and Caps
Grr Appointment complete consisting of felt hats pa
e and otherwise Ok every cloth and winter
u Kress variety. WARNoCKS, Hatters,
rs broadway Irving House,
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ways dorous OF Getting the value OF money! and at this
season OF the year. wien rsmcnt is becoming imaSy
deratoD IL IL desirable 70 know where the cheapest an
best may pr1curee. We can inform all-at SMITH
BkoIhLhN NJ. ~ Fulton street in thor marble store.
Their coal sacks frocks dress coats and every
drcss tho beet and cheapest in the city.
Iry item.
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The Sunhury and Erie Railroad.

FNINOIIFliIt, OCT 300.
At special meeting Of the unbury and Erie Railroad
this afternoon Christopher Faon resigned the Presdea
cy Of the company, and John Tucker, Of the Reading
Read, takes his post temporarily.
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-, .ai..ted assorinan. :, Ssta.S large anss
on hand besides cloths oassimeres vetngs superior
quality which are made to order in the latest STYLE HEN
KY u. FOsTbks we!lkbown clothing establshmont, n
Cortlanit street. -
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Gentlemen and ladies DESTROYS of perfecng the: han
ing at the most elegant establishment Of the kind ia this
country, should Join GUDSMITdS cheap ses
3G2 Broadway open November Premiums to the
CT $500 to be presented to the pupils.
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Fresilct ut Albany,
The Southern Mails.

NlBANY, Oct Is, 1905.
There is heavy freshct in tho river and the water is
rising rapidly
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Accident to the Steamer Southerner ON Lake
T,fc

BrFFAIO, Oct. %, 1885.
Tie steamer Southerner, bound down with cargo Of
hogs and -four, went ashore below Ashabula this
ing II Is thought she Is badly broken and making water
fast She would not likely have many passengers.
Nothing has been heard from the yet.
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Court Calendar-Ihis Oay.
SUPREME CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. 1872 42S TO 4ii inclusive
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NJ derstand awarded by the American Institute Il
REFS CO. for tie best pictures and tho greatest
ment for taking four hundred daily twenty 70 cents
This was observing. Rooms 80 Broadway.
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BMrIMCItE, Uct. e, ISo3.
The New Orleans mails Of Thursday Friday and Saur-
day Of last week received but the papers contains
news of interest.
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AT this establishment ladies may obtain every article Of
ladies' wardrobe and childrens clothing ready mado OF
made order Parties prcferng their own goods
have them made in the best and STYLE Dressed
made at from four to twenty four hours notice. Every s
VI embroidery executed at short notice.
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Whatever may DC the Weather to-day.
ROOT viii take his perfect agucrreotypes usual Clouds
and storms do interfere No. 363 broadway Crayen
pictures taken only by ROOT. Rooms easy access.
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McnIio. the Introduccr of tic Y

America hat still continues manufacture ipim abu
hats, which made Of the very best material and the
workmanship cannot be surpassed.
NEALIO, corner Of Broadway and Canal al.
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Tsmus beayere reversible beavers Russian beavers blue
pilot Sacks eighth Of inch thick Hmla ovorcoats;
pettes every styles and vestngs ofrich and
materials pants French cashmere, 1000 pair from So So
pair finishing Of all kinds Cutters attend from A. n
till 5 l.. N. for orders.
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the red hat is only the sign to direct But you
tho best hat and the cheapest hat call and examine the spen
did stock of MOMMENS Il BARNES, Ill Nassau street
near Ann street, sign Of tae red hat.
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Governor Of Vermont.

BOSTON, Oct. %, 1853.
Robinson, Democrat has Just been chosen Governor
Vermont. having 124 out of 2S9 votes.
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the upper Of broadway and Murray street has
added to its attractions MI Evters daguerreovpe In oil
which should DO by oil who appreciate truth aud
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have no effect with the sale of RAFFERTY, LEASK'S in
itable hats to whose stores Of all sections and par
hes Hook of those beautiful daguerrean which
attract the much attention in the street. at the Crystal
Palaee and everywhere, No. 81 Chatham street. oppose
Chambers anu corner OF Pearl and Chatham streets.
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The Red Irat.-Don,t be Alarmed.

matters of this city and vicinity will be held
ternoon November j. at O'clock at s. A. Brewer Co.
Office 2G Pearl street. adopt fashion for the spring trade
Of 1854.
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The Fail style of G.ntlcmcn's Hats Intro,

duced by w. r. DAVID decidedly tho beautiful
hats yet offered public Call inspect his
Gales 90 Broadway second door stseot
and judge for yourself.
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The Richmond Enquirer-To the People Of
[irrInin nnG the South.

The Richmond Enquirer, having assailed the
Union party Of tie North and poured the vilest
calumny and abuse upon the editor Of this
paper, has, it seems, discovered its mistake and
endeavors TO retract, in the following terms:-
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Hats thnt Not Only I.oolx WcIl. but

WELL sold by the peoples hattors tho pra
les of No. ii Park Their fall hat is most
issued this Price 81 49, H. +. IT, No. IL Parl
row, opposite Astor House.
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BoolsIseep,ng.-A Liberal Propo ,iuon.

Mr. GOLDSAIrHfs circular just issued, offers to all who
may the study Of bookkeeping at hil writing
1862 broadway, before Tuesday, November
free Of penmanshp under his potent super
,iain
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Fashionable Winter G.

F0shlOnabic winter ClOthlng.-.Alf rcs
HUERo2 co.'s zone price store" No. Al Broa iway
where may be found extensive variety the beet syles
clothing all we'll made and the host Of trimming
used. No deviation from marked prices.
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nsures you superior free handwriting for few dollars
III and Broadway Ladies attended TO at their homes
N. Bat tho Crystal Palace Mr.. BIS family will write
medal was awarded TO Mr. II. for best business
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Malls for Europe.
YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

New York, Saturday, October 80, 1858.
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BURTON's THEATRE, Chambers Etrcet-SsrIoeK on
rHE MrRcHANT or VrNIoE PKEsKRyED -Togss AcrREss
SERIOUS FAMILY.
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LOSS OF TIE SCHOONER PLEDGE AND FIVE LIVES
FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF THE TOW BOAT AJAX
SHIPS AND sCHoONERs WRECKED AND ASHORE, ETC.
Boston, Oct. %, 1858.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19

least is faithful" \ distinguished Statesman.
some years since, exclaimed, Zone country,
one home, and one wife" He had Doubtless
garnered his affections within his own hal
lowed household, and his idea of numanhap-
PlneSs was embodied in the sentiment we
have quoted. And where, indeed, on this
side OF the crave, should we look for real en-
joyment, for earthly happiness, if not within
the sacred precincts of home, and in the fl
delily of the beings ofour friendship and al
lection :-PonhSTc0nia Mqujrer
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Hid look at I.

Hid look at T.
Ooh dear" she said with her roSel,ad lips.
and sank back. half fian.inE. ca the so',.
"oh fiazes :" cried Homes, ani SAM: lc-
side her, rrStinc the fatal tar, hmrr.t in H.
hand "IIerc'S lots Of happiness aud cham
raign gocS to ruin"
1t was a hari ease. Instead "f heinr d.
rorccd and at liberty 20 marry 10 widow.
Jacob Jones Wa simply bv :hc Legislature ot
\e'F Jersey. Incorporated into tn-nn:zr
COMPANY. and whi-h made it worse. aqrhor-
wed t~iih hi> brother directors. )-o ,-rn>.-nr,
aturnpikr from Burlington 20 Rri>.c'. When
rou rci;ert that they are a miie n art. oa o,,-
po>i'r sides Of the Delaware river. Won VII
perceive the extreme ho;orIc->n,.~> of JonD>'
ease.
IL all tie fault @: that tnrnniSc m,,.
who rav" I'm The rh,mrqrac el,...rr. or u-7-
It A hrc1R;''~':" r~irl.J,a.>, in a.ouv. If
rhcyh chartered III. to lo :, -nrrriLo from
P'-:'< Ran to T.r-aI.'n Ii.law. I n.;.l. I4,r
f~-~r" if,hnt n" r'.~v lce Of }u'l.;,.a a r,.rn-
pix tr"ra Har'inr-on to Fr'>'ol l..ar- an a.
-''r'li:v on the fac oft" - i, i:,}.
And, amt 3ivorcrI:~ al Erze. =
tear r,iliI. down "e~h check.
No" Numbered Homes, crushing HI, har
h"'we"n hi~ knees. and wha, i> worse. the
legislature i aliournrd, and zone home
ar'' <, ani won't i'r larl, to Trenton til
n"N' yr2~," Itwa> hard ease.
The m;-'ake had occurred on the la>t dav
"'r'" session. when rg;~atnr> ana -ra,r~..r;f-
'..-''"rl> We" lafrring nr1"r H.. c:ir-t rra
"Aam:'a-ne ~''n""r. tn'lowol ly a rl,ann.e-n.
'~"iS,''>'. >m,'i'> name had hcen ,a' wh,r,
,i"n''>' on.'.' - have l..,n. AMI .-,r,s.y ,.~
,.ty.' - 'h.. aim r,,.- las -
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well calculated to give a power of the most
durable kind. Since that time the mobiles
have shrunk before lis WILL while the great
body of his subjects have worshipped him
His word is the divine law: and wherever
he points. his devoted people will follow, with
a unanimity and an enthusiasm which was
not surpassed even in irrlal davS.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19

S,,na weeks since. = ,o.,,,.-,,.., .ol 90.
man were II. :. tho Fr,rL1in J..,,. ~ -.
Nn~.a'L County Rai!rn,1 Tho, ..,r,..., -.
;op, .nwa~l< Wr.nrr,n and - -l.,- W.. =,
.u;r,al a...n - Mar, H',L,.~ ..>l.. ,,,r
mother" ,l.y >3-I n-..a-;'v 49,, y,.sl.l
,;ll r,,'y ni.,l- wi.1,o,., ,,,... ;,.,, a.
vo--tlr answer -. -1..., r.e-..4 -,...-...' -,-
won ! compel ,h," ro - . la.l.,n.- ..l,..,..-
~,ranaa~>. ~."' rn., -ra''ra ... era soon
ranl, 10 iou>,. .,aur.', lr.w,. 4> -l,. Pm.
Ire lnDrn- Is" .-t'ri -roma t-,. a'rl:~ Bee
-r'r''on ~ -h,. rarl H.. w. a v1o;..sn
IN a r'rr'i," mairin. .lr lrr le>l-li wl.o
Aad '">i'''>> ''' doors Approaching L. "'rh
.r''af '..rr, ani li'r'. hope. rhcv 'r.n'.',-lv
a-a',! n" could tel th,.,m ~Wh-r,. Narie
hlh, l'v.i:" anl >aiI = u>'r,'. --SlI,. / .,-r
mothcr" Maria Riak,. Ma,;a E.aA,. 90
unused II" woman, and att,~a ~ho~ ,en~r,
>aii with cn:o'i"n. Yes. children, vi, r,r-
~ vnn rh"~c."
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THE UNINTENTIONA DIVORCE.

One win.o- tJoro ammo T
Jersey. two men named sr,:,. a,a Hama. ,u,..
had both of them drsion< ,,,on ,ho I.l,
ture. Jones had b,d v;f;. AMI v,. :, 1,.,..
with pretty woman bo ov;.hod+o1,.u
ed from the bad wife. 50 tb,, bo r,;.h+ r,,r..,.
the pretty woman-vbo J.. H.. L.
widow, with black ewes. and >ncb bust =
Therefore ZONES came to Trenton for ii
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the sacred precincts of home. and in the f.
delity of the beings of our friendship and af-
tection :-Peony'conia hg'drrr.
~ o'HA'
! ~ 'o.'o"'''3 extract from letter to the
"iN ">' hdrf''"> an event IN the lie
WV "o'' "o' -''''''"''' A"o"n- IL VIII De
interesting 10 our readers .lU>f now' as IN
some "'@ftc rharart"flZIn1 IN" monarch who
Is ''o"' 10 ehNinH' the fires OF war, and set
Europe IN h.az';
\ historical Inr'drnf OF the lii" Of \lrho-
las a>'lNrIIa''S N"H the rharart"r Of th" m1n,
h" incident orrurred IN 1881. soon after hi>
accession TO power and may b" fresh III the
memory OF many OF our readers. Tho~" who
are acln1i1.frd with tn" history OF the c"un-
Try ka'" that III all times pa>t tn" taron> OF
"n>>ia have ruled tn" '"nntry not hy LEGAL
r"w"r-tut ty force, Their lower extends
even I" rh' l-InnrTor; amt when III" ch"t
"l 'Nr safe 'r'aih' lnr"nvcm'ht T" them.
ne was unrrrrm"mon>iy rn' ont OF the way,
Soon a'"r NJ h"ia~ come IN" N'w'r. :; I"-
came apparent 10 tn" no'ir> ;h1t they bat
man t" deal with who was El"iy to thwart
their plans and Nv" 'A"m t~'l'.' IN future.
- '' '.' -" .-'''' '''' '''..'.'''> MA '''-
4 '''''''' '''', ~ ''''> u VIII ,''''''- pow
anu '''''''' t''''' '''' '' - '\'>'' nee
\ '"">Nit''E ""~ 'h'rF'i Ii''" ~ r'riain
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-,
VII"
'''' '"' t''>>''' ''''' IL - ''''''' '''',>
THE STARVING LION.
The following incident is from DIR. r.Warland.s
Memoirs of the missionary Jnd<on's cruel
rer<ccution hv tbc Burm,n ap,horit;os
After MrJn,l>on had been ahont \ month in
the loath~omc inner prison. he was attacked
hv slow fever which threatened to I.s,ro,.
his life. ITiS guardian ANGEL was. ,s eyer ON
the alert: hnt it was in win that she. cntr..,-
ted rarmi<>ion 10 roInilI his room IN ,Ln
prison ward. About this time the poor snt.
f,.r,rs were. astoni.l,cI l.,,, ,,os, s;,.r,,~ -.
cc,>on 10 their numbers Somc-Linr Ike =
yoar ,.royior,s r the con,a,c,c.,,.,.. o., H..
war n. Lirr had ro..i,oI rro,, some c.~
c;.,ro,. a.. ,,ro..n, of . Low TIA ,o,I.
beast h73 t'rn 4 r2r'lrui2r fav"rl'" with HIM
anI an o'lr'f OF great interest at court
h"' i was now whispered about, and with 2
m'~''rT""> m'fnn" IN I'll" whispers that th"
fh3'~h pore i''n N'"n th"'">'andar"
,cr
-,
,,..r....,, ,..u.,....
,5.,r,n.. ,,r.u.,. =,
r:,.....l,..,...i..
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FlD f. 1T Y;
ok' The FALSE AND THE Tp1r

-"FAITHFUL TILL nr,r,, H.
had been a wife. and tbo ..;h.
marble, was by her bere,voa h,.h, ,r
cpitaph was >imnle and ;n
mon. place. and ,.ot :. .ol1 49,.
of truth and fd.l;., rl
bcinr mist ever hn ,hou;,.,
tenderness and ,f,a,.;a =,
tiops rcsnoc. ,,l o
Thcro ar. hut -, c,c
last, few who are true in al ,b;,os f.w ,,ho
NAV be relied unop in cvar,. l;tr.,,,,. .,,J
under all circumstances few who will ,l;,,,r
the closer in the hour Of adyorsitv Tbcr.
is. indeed. nothiur ON tLi. .;do of ,Io r,..,,.
more truthful, moro heont;rl ,.o., ,,,;,., l...
than fd,Iitg. And This Ianoroaa will a,,,l,.
to many conditions Of li+c many ,rascs of
feeling. man, trait, Of chara.t..r AVID ,,.o,,.
understandings Lc,woo, ma, a,, n.n =;
drlitv j. the true. and tr.,ch.r, + ,I,. +,1..
The one has l., source in III, ro),I.st t...iirc.
Of our nature. and the hiel.,st conce,,,iors Of
,,rinci,,Ic and -ln c,1., t;,.l, ;..,,.,,,., o,.l
il, lpornov in >o,li,tr, .,I,;.ln.,. ,rJ ...I,
d,ccrtion. The one ,dorn, d;,,r;f.. d.
Yates and rcfinc>: the other J,rkons 1.4.c.s
dcb1>c, and brn,aIilo,
Who that has ever cr;oy.I ,l,.. ,,,;,;I.,.
4
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EY There is one suicide for 100 deaths in
New York,
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Gutlern ano 6aroware.
Diauo-fortes.
NOLAN PIANOS.-T. GILBERT & Co 4.

n LIAN PIAN0S.-I. GILBERT & Co.'S
Ill PIANO;FORTE WARE-ROOMS. No. 30 Broad
way, of Auttouyst ID fsor. Se~York Pianos sth
,rd without the eelehrsied EoLAu- wholesale and rvtA
Boulder CottsEe Piano convenient for small a.
ssoond-hsDd Pi.nos Pianos with and without the 10
nan toLlre- Meloeeous for sse.
HORACE WATERS, Ercllslve AGENT
The attention II the public vltod 70 follow IA
notice from The New I orr EvanEes-;
7. GILBERT Cos EOLIAS PItSO-FORTEs-Loaz IA
rnary with these Instruments ,tAbes us 20 speak th
degres Of ooEtdeDee thai could Dot otheTSse claim re-
sItc;Ius he ard tbe besuty and sd&ptednes
q the hsan attachment some Of The best garPoses
wtlch nuslcal Isriuent serv,s n Christian iAIy -
III. rsumsnts very firmly built eqalrnz iess tunins
than Auy sfhers kn0w o. and psss Remarkable sweet
purity Within few years great improve
ueufs have been made ~ Their EiaLuiatgre, ~ Wllcl
much ard brilliant tone i secured In ont
Of pth and volume vel syeBne~ Of tone through
the sister and elasticity Of touch kno< lot
whose manufacture = superior 70 Oubcrts Tb0se mo
have tined hem viii be surprised % ind such at n
ments inside The AOian i sOt aud decsfe and a. ~rh
dspeo for the and for sacred music the ~
III N thee also NJ Gilbert has been maSiaE marked
improvements within few years TIA; esntfll deli
eacy and purity Of has been secured We are a
frd tbs N beginning 70 b well sppreclsf-d TINS
hODse has spped about two thousand hOans IN the 80
EIGHT year They now applying Ten week and are
unable supply the demand They furnished a. TIE
WsJeroon the prces AZ the Manuactory and
tie buyer may feel assured Of r dealing and upnght treat
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NEW-YORK and NEW.HAVEN RAIL

ANROAD-MSTEk AkRAsSESksr.-D>ee1beI Is, lsot
Traina cot cf NeE-Y rE-Acccu mOdetzca .ne Special
e snS lli A NJ AID 7. NJ thrOaEs 20 Ss~HaVea-
Arsle A VI AID 81 P. NJ through q Put Ch-s-sr
The II. 4 NJ ruDs IN co1oecssoa Nth trsn tron New
Haven Hartford sEG sPrnxEsd- AID With EAa over the
Cora Road
kIparss TEASs .; A n ana = ?. for ss~ Haven,
H.-rfors SpZrE.e1 Worcester sn1 Boston Cccnecccgt
River AZ, Vermont RallE0eGz The A n connects
a. Sev-HsSen Wiz t-EE Of tie SeW-Lore0c Road %
Ne~-Lsnaon korxlcL- stocInxroa sr& Prosl1scce Tas
$50 P % Ss~-LOo1on cnly.
Tke VI ss0ps a Stamford and er4sspori- eonaeef-
IN VII HOuszLSIc AID Sszx.rccK EI1rO1s - b-efs-
port Ths = SOS a. StAsnsDre No<ras and BRIDE
port eo.nsefzzx With D4nbS Railroad 81 Sor~lk. al
Tth Hon -Srouic and Sxaxxr1cr Railroads q Bridgeport
-r.1n. mo Mes -Accoznu2ostss1 AID speetAa-><
& lad asa NJ. snd ?. NJ through ron NsS Hsysa-
AtS NJ sad S IS P NJ from P0rg Cnester.
The sS5 A. n. receives pesssnzss ron sprrxasf .n1
H.-r.urd NewLooGoe snf C.aal Rroaex q, Nes Hsyec-
The 4 P NJ receives 2~v~aSen ho1 Hkzfrd and sPrns-
Ted .a6 N0rtben knroaca
F1T.E,s TsaIxs lsa.e Ssv Haven On E1yA u z.ns
eu-a Bo-1n AZ Il .n1 S5sPE, tr0ppzs Il ba4x-port,
Sorx.s ..1 stamford , ezs1ax Bo<lSl a NJ snd 8
PM TRIMS Of ne Ne~-Loncon Ro-d n soroocr7oc-
Sc, arE- s q save-r,sso.sn, q % st.oc aoes aas
Nsw-Hsyer, pessubsr, lsd2
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nlafbinerp. &r.
NEW THING ENTIRELY

NEW nv hHNoN
IA astonishing performance heard Of Barrels, trsins
ont defect alright and smooth enough to vsruish, en-
Our Machine with the tools used 10 perform the work
is patent Tor which we have received Gold and Silver
Medals and State Diploma IL takes the timber IN TIE bos
saws the Aye following the grain cu them ali Of equal
length planes both In and outside perfectly smooth ics
the quality ofthe timber joints them IN perfect manner
GIVING each sAye equal proportion OF bse according 70
It's width be IL vide narfow clsners hoS eds cuts tne
crease turns the head and prepares the barrel OF Aeg t'
the hooping process IN manner perfect complete ana
OF finch that challenge the word 70 produce
hetfer barrel frkin keg than Machines make AZ
the rate of per day the nsle set to which We invite
The PARTICULAR attention OF all who choose 20 owe tn IN
erection We manufacture articles OF the barrel iauiiy
from the smallest white lead keE TO the largest ease ~ g-h
ersl use all Of which be warranted 10 hold the most
subtle hqui5s o. be adapted TO the packing OF dry goods
In fact de sehNes osnDot MAKE AZ Imperfect '''e CA
cept the defect exclusively IN the timber
Ne have shop az Elnira y. W directly on the iae o.
tie Ne~-Nor aud Enc Railroad, and the hlnnra ana
Naearu Fss Railroad i've minutes ak north OF tue depot
where any persons who wish witness the operation OF
the machines and te TO then per7ct safsaeton every
bnpch OF the wcrk We viii feel the utmost pleasure N
,hh,rns 20 such eyrrythinE connected with the WORK
peT,ous desruas OF purchasing the ksEs sno MA ahes
for any location unsoa Obtain any nto "a n
tton thereto BY spplyns a. US throush the A thsfs
are but lev Of the States remaining IN our hAn unoa
ssil applicants viii D. referred 70 The present.
locations within their respective territories Goa
C. ded by al ludges who have tx,inei tne msh7, ','
stpases thing that hAs or can Be % VIC
same purpose and must entirely snpcrsede al aAha
c9OPerirg -. l. lila. -. -.
TAitor. OF The New-icIk Tribune Co...
MN TRAP 4 Co, PstenteSs and fropIissorS
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

EOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and
Il INTERMEDIARY LANDINGS -rse spIsndd steamer
SOUTH AMERICA and COLUMBIA VII lssye foot u
Hsrr.onst every afternoon ocoek connecting with
STAGES from Sewbgsh krnxssOa .nd C.zsl and Had.on
a.. Birt dir Raslrosd-
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CUPREME COURT, County Of New-York.

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Me0ifal.

THE BEST COUGH SYRUP in the
i WORLD-Dr ROSES celebrated COash Syrup sm
Gods or sSnsgaprse par1sEts the best preparstisn
r.6e Il dam al IrstatiOn o. the wpd DiDe lgrSs
cures COACH lst1nty sDd ne thousands Who have nset
!. n Phaeslphiz and esshere pronounce eonsasnpsoa
curzbs b. In hotties a. = cents and fHs-S
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Boies & srzitb, Cznsl-st- snd Es<t br0sdsp ",
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and <ss
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the sarro-

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