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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
A RECOGNITION.

ENGLISH BULLs-The following posted on the
door OF the Ludlow Chu: oh, in Herefordshire, Eng
land, some time back
" his is to give notice that person is 10 be bu-
red IN this churchyard but those living in the parish
Those who wish to be buried are desired c apply 10
Ephram Grnh. naIsh clerk"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
Marine DiSatrl

DIsatrl.
Bosrox Nav 3O-The brig Wasti from Wilmington,
came cohesion Saturday night. with steamer, sup
posed be the City of New York for Philadelphia and
received much damage necessary throw
over l50 barrels of naval stores.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
FREIGHTS:

TO NEW YORK.
Turpcntne Rosin, and Tar, ger bnrre,...$ 35 5 40
Spirits Turpentinc do .O0 6O
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross. 90 20
Cotton, per BALE % 90 2s
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, e
FlaXseed, per cask, .UU a JO
Ground Peas per bushel, 80. ..6
Lumber per No.. go. .5 90 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar per barrel, 800. 40 IS
Spirits Turpentine, do. .......70 90
Ground Peas, per bushel, -.
Lumber, per NJ as to size 6 90 a 90
Cotton goods and yarns, per cubic foot, ......6
Rice per 100 lbs ............................ Is
TO BOSTON.
Turpcntine, Rosn, and Tar per BARREL ......45 80
Spirits Turpntine, do. 80. TO a 10
Lumber, pcrM... ......S 90 10 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
VALUABLE CAPE FEAR PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having determined to to Co sc
lumbus county, offers for sale that valuable PantA- Z
ton which he resides situated the waters of the
Cape Fear River and Bakers Creek five miles above Eliza
bethtown containing 403 of Land well adapted to the
growth of corn OATS wheat rye potatoes &c It has it
first rate mill site, beautiful young orchard Of nearly 700
which for the last Eve years have been very pofabe
dwelling house and the out buildings
and superior style.
Ao 43 of pine land situated about two miles back
of the River place. which cut $4,000 Turpentine
boxes. 5000 of which new.
The above Plantation offers inducements to persons desr-
ing comfortable situation, which seldom found.
i. J. TROY.
Baden county. June Sd, 1853 39-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

B5- We authorized to announce Mr.. GEORGE NJ.
BISHOP, candidate at the ensuing election in August
next for the office of County Court Clerk of New
County Mr. Bishop pledges himself elected discharge
the duties of the Office faithfully and the his ab-
ty. May l2-2l26t-36-e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
To rss.nr.re Enn<s

$. A DESIRE
! 9cu hrge-Draintd woman and large hearted man.
SelI;cailed George SaDdi whose soul amid the lions
a my tumuituons senses. means defiance.
ana answers roar for roar as spirits can !:
! would some wild miraculous thunder ran
ABOVE the appla,idcd circus In appliance
VI thine own nobler natures strength and science -
drawing two pinioRs, white as wings of swan.
from thy strong shoulders, to amaze the place
with hotter light! That thou to womanss claim
And An mans night join beside the angels grace
VI pure genius sanctifed from blame;
III child and mai den pressed to thine embrace,
Io kiss upon thy lips stainless fame.
RECOGNITION.
Irue genius but true woman! dost deny
: L ny womans nature with a anly scorn
And break away the gauds and armets worn
BY weaker women in captivity!
All, vain denial! that revnlted cry
l. Sobbed in by womans voice forlurn -
Thy womans hair, my sister, all nnshorn
Floats back disheyeed strength in agony
Disprovlng thy mans name and while before
Ihe world thou burnest in poet-fre,
We see thy woman-heart beat evermorc
through the large flame Beat purer heart and higher
I'LL God unsex thee the heavenly shore
Where unincarnate spirits purely aspire
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

DAINTS! PA1NTS!!-
L 10000 lbs. White Lead, Pure
5000 " - Extra;
500 s. Chrome Green, in Oil;
100 Yellow, s.
500 " Yellow Ochre,
500 &" Spanish Brown, :"
500 /" Venetian Red
hills BIake's Fire proof Paint &C., &C., &c For SALE
Wholesale and Retail, by w. H. LIPPlTT,
June 3 Druggist and Chemist
oils! OILS!t-Just Received a fresh supply of Lin
I seed Train Lard, Fish, Elephant Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w. III. LIPPlTT,
June Druggist and Chemist
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
T,RESH Ground bolted and unbolted Meal
r. do do. Hommony.
Cracked Corn, Husk, Pea and Oil Meal
Also Corn. seed Oats and Peas. Fer sale by
Feb. 70. 49, ELLIS MITCHELL.
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< 000 POUNDS Tallow of be quality. For sale by
C.U(JU VIM. g. HOWARD.
VORDAGE AND SHIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u and Masters of vessels will find full and complete stock
of Cordage Blocks, Hanks Mast Hoops, Duck Hoops and
Leather Paint Oil, and everything required board of
ship. Also Ship Stores put up low as possible. by
Nav S w. G.. HOWARD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
$50 NE WARD

WILL give the above reward for the apprehension 50
| of DENNIS, bong last February of Mr.. Newton a
Morgan will further give 800 for such evidence a
will enable me convict white of harboring ~
said negro Dennis about six weeks ago, captured in
the woods. and has abseonded second time. lie is
TALL slender black % years old, has wife at MIR.
George Tayor's Long Creek Bridge and cooper and
turpentine hand. G. J. McREE.
May &c, 1853 2266t-39-H
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

kENANsvILLE, DUPLIN COUNTY, N c. May, 1853.
FslIor- Citizens If Dupin County:
To avoid misrepresentation and place myself in an
quvoea position have chosen this method of saving to
you, that candidate for the office County Court
Clerk and solicit your surages the ensuing August
ton IT, in your Judgment you elect me- the
duties and obligations of the shall discharged
with zeal and fidelity. JOHN ]. WHITEHEAD.
May IS, 1853. 37-Im
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

RB-We authorized to DR.. JAMES +. SNIP
son, again candidate for the Office of County Court
Clerk, of New Hanover County. Dr. S. pledges himself if
elected to discharge the duties of his office with industry
fidelity. [April 29-33te*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
THE CROPS AND THE WEATHER.

The newspapers in various parts Of the State are making
reports Ia TIE prospects o the wheat crop IA their re-
specive sections II country appears thai ia BotsiOuh
snd IN several 81 the gbborDg Counties the crop looks
remarkably promising, aud larger yield n ~ usual IS
anticipated At me last accounts apprehension Vas only
t in reference the rbak Ia Ro kbddzs the prospect
\. pretty good although the fly ard jnfw0rm have dong
some damage IL Fauquer every field seems % have SUI
tered more or lees but the extent II thu
injury bs. not been asceu sned Toe farmers expect 20 be
and talk about absI dOning the culture " wheat
FIR tune In B-rky the fly and high winds have Injured
the growing wheat such extent that IA peru OK
the county il thOugtr there will MT Do one thrd OK
An average crop IN fred.rk nDtw nstanding the sts
urisy0Tabe Tep0rs tn wheat Pr sp-ot IN many places,
never va better IN the DtiZhborhOOd Of Wheeling,
though some feds affected by the y the majority Of
the crop IS very superior In Orange. Abomtde Spout
yi,,,is s.d the aUpsr Counties south Of James RIVER.
ne ravages 81 ny and worm have bern ,-ry
In the n.ighbornood VI Richmond add throughout ths
lower couLuy. the crop IS un'"mihopy bhs a" LOU
dour Jefferson Clarke Page. shenand0an ana hpcHiDs.
h.In ih- fy aid 10 have Jnr-d tbe "hra' - tn az.
more than haf si BE- made ana any farmers "ii
hardly ee their seed and bread IN ms county GAugst4l
harvest has coz mend and half CT p Is ss ncn wn-ats
o. s,np.se - most farmers viii make. In the Long
G.ds r.giop however. and the nelzhbOrhoOdo OF New
H.. ~ ,Lsst (. Aly fine
n0fs' 'A' is;aaHton VA Spectator. Jan, q
,our through several townships las, week and an
animation Of twenty folds u Wheat convinced us
N the wort fears expressed I'D Ard % The failure OK
H. Wheat crop ~l BE- than realised. We f0gnd IN
The sheH Of single grain Of wheat not lees than si>"d
the destructive vsev and field that Itnlined vas
fee the meet The Oats look even worse "a 20 Ihs
Com and W heat, and Duf very u" Wa Dr N ''D'
pasture feds too are dry ana prche remaining one Of
bsnen waite. .Coshoct0n % Republican, june 80
In All portions Of this state there il abundant pome Oh
heavy wheat crop The only danger 90" !" os App,s-
bruded \. rust ana Dasmuch - that depends upon the
stsf II the weather hereafter, must hope Tor the best
Tie spring eroys doing pretty veil ihooga ram nacn
,e5S a. 40 NOT hear any complaint about ths pros
1850 e,~;, Detroit Free Press, June 70.
We are informed BY gentleman who has been through
Wa.bteuaE. Jackson, Calhoun, ksam4zOo A1sxan.Ks6t,
Isuis Clinton Shswassee asd Oakland Counties, that
the uhea, crop never booked b@rer, = - veil.
Detroit (sich) Free Pres Jase r.
ST. Paul PORT % ESrRT -Messrs Fuliers have, on
the way from Liverpool forty dys Of Queens ~are
bpon which hey vii pay dunes Il our Cut'm hpass.
hey rom - 20 81 per cent ny mP'TrnY dfecIy
Liverpool instead - purchss inZ "a ~ tv,N
wholesale houses VIII b. need here WINCH Hh IN
por; their goods directly from Europe aud give the SIR
~ = ~ ST. P.aftnnnsssssl Dsu.oBs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

20 ,,rk. $50 blow. m rinz.e In. machine q. the same
time sets m motion pump which forces cans,ant sup.
NV NJ x.,er uto rss.rvcir the unD., n,s f h;eh n
sll,a with oompr. SD sir BY this mean. ,hs v,,.r q
driven On, in lets through small pipes placed the
eb;. ,,s i TIM. made to play upon IN. grooves vhrs
prr.. the double cce OF preventing the cutting in
strrm.r,. from becoming heaed and removing thu dr,t
and broke, stone which would eherwise aecumal.ts m
n, grooves and thereby prevent the e-c,usl WORKING AZ
the excavs,sr
Tar Projection OF CoIoRED sILS-it hes long been
Known to physiolcgts tAsi certain cocring matters i'd
Mustered 10 snusls sepg with their food possess the
pr, perry Of trerg their bones In this way the bones
efsvne hsve been tipged purple by nadder Mr. Rs~p.
proceeding upon these facts LATELY administered coored
matters TO silk worms us before the time 'r spinning their
i,x,s He frst tried indigo xhich he mixed Ia snail pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

<1oIRAUDs LIQUID HAIR DYE ~a, 80,
" ,,s "a d sS sfs ,"if rAGI.S sEeIcTs6
bsp n, eslss pnp seks saowss sh,e. i1aS Zone
Pea. Salute SPiGo ~. sds.a,. = q Sra Sore res.
ss,.lwsy q ball pfe i. %. De sssih Agents
; ~ stS ~ a.b r. 8 Sd
raRs ALLEN. wORLD' HAIR RkSIOkEk =
ns, D.. 80 :Si'I sr. % @
an, tas rrsih,n ard fes. M ,ar w os, eor s9as
~ orstf R ma,ee nerves soos "
=, ana s.,: Of re 1 s;s bo.s: PT1
s.d esrets sst Se 81 PEI
shi.ss e. sse, No sHIes'h >, 80 10
ss,syt ne ~ siselya iss w.sears
~rrw yoRK FAMILY MEDICINE Co.-PriDcipai
N osc, 70 =, r ~ sss1..e,s. ~: a.. sshs Medic.
co1rosuds e q -aeh ss ben otsn'd from rH'''n
- ssfffs:stossuTIc sfkP comrosHd s..p. Yso-
ne soS n, .,s,m .,s I'll cur. ,ai.eI py.psg.,
ssrcis. s t a. "s,r.op I'd wessoe.s has 90 equs
sso & sre isdsd ~ Pa.
B.si k,r1egs Irr,,5iiy wsstne:. &c g. f., ,..,
cry bi.rss sorsq Ady .ae Pan IN =: s ess.
rs ard his hiss never been Known 20 f -hen thoonsaJ inca
oHoIrRA sYRup-The only perfectly .,b. remedy 70, 10.
ise has ssrsc thousands Of ives and h'i never 'aed
Az there tie.s ar. Ddord BY Johns No ere asa.ton
.sSss ors1 .s. ~ !, 5s . iss. solicit
"a 4 abeIsI deduetiop TO The trade
DLANETT"s BITrEks.-Tnii article = offered 70
s.. ses6s. b,.y-ps. s...I.y ms, .,s
s, g,.'a' - " ' 4ics i'T Co 90 So, ~ 49,.
CAND,s SYRUP Of HOARKOUND and vEGETA-
- BILE ExPECTORASrSl2 q A0d 80 cent? "A dehgbss ana
re remedy Coasbs Colds ard CosSumptoG Sold "osss -o
s ths SANDS Mammoth DrDE Store, No II james ct
yV,HIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE Of al OLD
NUGsK-Nu WlNsLOW would ssl The s'tsnon Of the Ise.s
her SOOTHING SYRUP, for children eeihing II viii eve rsne
Sste relief reduces a. inflammation m.firr me process o. fns
the dYsentery and effsss
ou,uties are sold suglsns son BY g. "
sIsO ssrner Of John- and BroedvsJi BOYD pAUL NO
Cerrf,rdt-st and w % CRUABis Ne sS BowsrJ conner Of
Bssekersi ker-York; Mrs HAYES, No r5Fstonf broosJR
Fhce, 81 q bottle ... ovnv,,,s,a NH N cuuppy
BTTEks 81 Bilious and auDdee eopanN ana ssnsa
1si,, Tlv oucsu Ne hts and 70 fas
whole system Price only 81 esnfs in pint bottles
VEyHISKERS and MUSTACHES produced IN SIX
w webs nv ur Onguerf without sn or injury 70 me
,lp Il will do you try ADD he convinced am 10 sf Or
ossk will show 81 per bottle s-nt 20 y lit on IDS
country q OhAhAm, 10 ~ hhn.t euu ~ ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

CUPRFME COURT-RichsrdF H'ydenbars PAM 1nn
- ia ssssst A. smith Wiisa saith, $40. Am -
Pm eih rhD smiih. Emma Suih Lesrs- S1t s<lssi e.ss
Chusehil Defe01aLts Snr1I0s or rs'e, soo
81 10 sai u the above tan "a DElbNDAHlS lou ~
required 10 as ~ Ia eo ln. "a 20, - ~
oftbs CLERK Of the CgantY OF q III
=, a. crf Hos Rivss.d IN ssd Cssnty and % .efss ~
- - -, I lie camD4nt be nl-b~rs a. her on
~ e. s City SiiAig t~coy a-ys ss ne ses.Ss
Of ia roHHsns on yo1 .Is..ss - h S g. t. fr..1 A.
1.Et- Il J. ston vii .pps :" t.s C"of' 0' ''e i
= ~ .>rplsirt- Dsiso Nsy e. ~ - -. - ...--
BRIDLET, MILLS WooDHCLL Plsnas A' 49, n
The complaint 10 ID. sbsys snisd thn "a. p "a 10
--so rxgnf. o. lie dsy 81 Jsy lst .o,--,,.,,
h''" ""0N''' BRADLEY WILLS WOODfULlz
.zIs.e~w Plaintiff Ationsys No u Wen. ne~- or ~,
GIL RENE COURT-Tbeodore Smith sgalnst i-asc
- .,-,.r-e-ru,or,-ro pYYESDAsT-Sr YOU - ae-soy
"a "a er the oopast til icon, and ferve coy o.
e-r ,rFrer On ne EiccttrLle. Ct.zsns C2a1y
s,sr fv.r,t Ssys rer hereof eIeiuAv OF nc
,cb seryee and The deer Ga: fas 70 sss .sI ns =
..5 -. vii ~ the Co1rt for The rslief
81 - And ysu notice that the a ~
rs sepcn 80 ~. ~ - ~ - A.. q RICE,
ne i.tn cay cr yuSe- -~~''- PlsinefI Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
Nesn,1)ork Daily 0ribnme.
LABOR AND THE LAB0RERS.

finder the above head We propose pub. rapidly
series Of articles s1eencty olsyni the sat- q Labor AID the
srdscp Of the the different q ii. United STATE
Statistical other i8rsti0n the subject solicited sos
VIE. ssed will be pad for by The TTfbHHf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

and the pressure reduced to atmosphere In 'ass
two experiments then the in and snd c'ndi'ons Of -
"a. are TIE sane bu, this identity Of eoocon aeoon
panied BY calcrhc results vhi'h ara very
while in the former experiment there Is reou'oa ~h
perature. in the second the oslorim-ter does nov 'n
the s!ights, alteration 81 temperature
Afer these Introductory remarks the pSPer pr"cee1s W
give ibe result Of experiments en- the specific ne"
.sstic nuds Some Of these results are widely dirren
from those obtained BY other persons and more reoe
Since Regsault is considered the most shlhu e1pen
usrer who exhted Here are the more Important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29


The of all this to the is not less than one
hundred millions of dollars year The yearly consump.
ton Of COTE in the United States is 557 per head 6ve
tin es more than Great Britain 1t is thought that the
introduction Of Coffee and Tobacco have conduced TO the
prom oion Of sobety and that the enormous sums ex-
pended in these commodities would without them be
thrown s-sy in buying intoxicating drinks.
FIREs II LOHDos ls52The total number OF drss du-
ring last year in London g2J at % Of which 81
lives los-the of death being the folowing
From the Ignition sf wearing apparel.
Prom explosion Of ire works
NplosiOn y boiler
From explosion Of fire annihlstor composition.
Fhemen killed by falling walls
Unable o from burning building, killed IN
Jumping out Of
Among the II lives lost from ignition Of their clothes the
explosion of burning fluid lamps plays prominent part
The Royal Society for the Protection Of Life from Fire
had its Conductors in attendance at 25t fres where they
accomplished the Of so lives Among the causes OF
fires the following prominent occssioning the NUM-
Der OF fires annexed;
1871 drying before the
Lsoss shavns zned
Stoves overhsaed IL
Fir, SPARKS ........... Tobacco nsnhed
Escape II from defective Nliul
htnpsf.,.ss' sss's''ss %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
CUsTOM.HOUsE APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. Collector Bronson has made the following appoint
ments for the Custom. House at this port:
D,Dsfy CoAecfO,-Thomas A Osborne.
HSigksrs-Darie Geary, Louis DufOn John Coz James
Il Csco Robert - Clsrk
Masnyers- IheOdorus Van Tine, William Francis, Lew
is Conover, German Thompson
(iansers-E Edward Pell, George H. Hesly.
Iaspeotors
las Na,,erson James O. Adams William y Lerch
Dewitt Clinton, William rOxp, John lawrence
Patrick Murphy Wiliam Pagan Peter Borroughs,
Geo W Rome. Peter A Ross Samuel Graham,
Geo Fred.nbursh Henry Dnsenhury, Corn-Is w Oakley,
.Jro A L. Terhune Michael Ky aD (Sec Aodrew Brady,
Eugene McGrath, oDd ward hns'gn Dnggs
j, I'm A.isn, John Quin, Chas q. Coutrel
Alfred Windsor Henry Lisbenau Henry n Wnght'
las Edward Porter, John J Baily Hiram Walden,
VIM J. Wiswsll Ihos. Doughty, jacob hlnHoss
I.aisb r Clark. John C. Roach, Israel o Dsossay,
Rch n stodoard Edward Brown. Aionzo H. Mercy
Daniel H. BOden -r. -.
AsgA Inspectors.
YIN gyes Rich II Bbbop, Morris Garysy
Jackson Yermilye, Jsmes G. llamln, hchael Egtn, Z
joseph shaw, FRANCIS Ii<ra' n n.ys 'nsNsDf
LANES Keelan John Carroll, William Brtis,
H. n uouyhki,k Patrick Fox Francis Lsnzeb
gbos r Tsvine,s John Psletreau John A. Hsyilsnd,
Slysnus VI. G tuler.
Mint Wafchuea.
Samuel d. Bedeli Francis Donnelly Jeremiah Welsl
- C.n,reu Harris Wines Peter Brown,
Peter CurTen, Thomas c. Emery.
Clerks
l. G. Van Kleeck Geo r. IA. Youngs, Daniel Jackson,
Thomas Kyle Henry De Alma, Jonas T.. isrrls,
John Reese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of the

County York hereby al pefsJAs u wing
clans e.susf CHRISTOPHER JONES late OF thc Ctg OF New
York deceased pfs tie with vouchers thereof to
The slseI bel Of e. Calbersst tbs ca, 81 Ne"
lok lth day of October next Sc~ ga
tie 18Th CAV Of AlIil las FIiLN H. H'Nit'is
aWbuiM iUhuc Aiii0islfitnf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
NOlICE OF DISTRIBUTION Noilco Is 0.l,5;

NOTICE. Of DlSIklBU lion Notice Is nsrebv
~ hat he prOoeoc Of he sale Of the @ Fiera
hCtof c Of tl- CTS Of New Nork, deceased hy
DsS ttder the cidc 81 the Surrogate Of me tsu Nes Y.t
vi fsuilu according fhe Suros Oh.e, G
q Npl - second dsy coek ts
tcttoor Of that day, when al persus having cs
or vouchers A W BRADFORD sarrosste.
SUPREME COURT-Tuman K. Colman at Zic-
- elts fser sld Beisey Oegs widow Col. acose Ois1s
A.ea - ee Losna ull Ehsla Mofss Irlhsii
~ 80 Nme. ard Caroline b. wife Aioato Fay I'D Stfsa -
80 n ''itiiuek, John Ostersfatk. Emory oterflcA sd
.sus 81 sw II john Oefsfles deceased To
sihhsl * Yea he.ehy noa.l 80 ne
' ~ ~ -,'4 and serve copy q. your a.
- -, ,,-,asses Gently New fofs, within tscay dave A.
ttei exc tgc VI fat u sri ne
esil e-4ts -. 20 an.sf tn oeapf r,ssd enc pssI
81 ..t Ne' ei ths ieit c'ua1dl ile al cant And
w .-A, m . q IA .hc conn Ia go as s ir lfr
eaes g p, Cek u Clffsusss Count. an ~. f f f n
-F''"' A0EiNE, Pln.ihs Alfgfsey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

ht ma t4N ~ H. un ul,olt etts pu.saaat
The pQvi- ~ tr l Arc che hr ~ ot fhe h iaDer
q he stcc st "a te Revised Noos dt PUBLISH a
My - ltc ttrs = en- pea trc the Hea. r.
Guy J1ese ty Of Nes lo e. hs Chambers ty ut sid Cy,
"a lht hehAN JAY N ~ pOeck I'm the fr.u93l -
then fhtrt show have lv r s.srr n
sou aae. be- b. .-g INN
hs d. ~ rrso atf ~ et-intc JOHN FOWLER Jr.
Aitru,s ior MosaEce No ~ B'oaday. cry Vi Ne~Ysrs
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

srATE on NV ioRR IN SENATE, juno 49, 1879
81 the Cons 1ton Of the state
by majority Of all tue ected 10 the
~ oid-f o the Scnetc. . r. thONNti ffesnrht
Auest ltA 7. BARsfs. Cerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

SfATE OF NEw-YoRK. 8 ASSEMBLY Juue H. lej
The proposed amendment 10 toe luon oil h' se
this aesd Ia BY majority OF ali the meoefs V'u 10 inc
Assembly BY order Of the Assembly - .., .,. ~
Attest: JopN s.. NtFEW, Clerk.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF The Surrogate u 10

County ora, hereby sNeo 90 AL persons hvns
ens srsnst ANDRtM BALN lave o The Cu col Ncw-Fofk Nn
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DR.. MORRIS'S
Antf.Dispeptic Elixer.

THIS medicine has been in use for several years
and so great are its curative virtues that many
cases which were considered incurabe have been per
manently cured by the of one bottle OF the Elk
or.
Many persons are aft cted with uneasy and pain
full feelings after eating in all such cases the use Of
the Elixer according TO direction will give the high
est satisfaction. giving relief Immediately and in
few days etfecting permanent cure
Infants teething are often attacked with spells of
vomiting. The Elix.r occasions Il this char acter
is the mothers best fri md rs few light doses re-
stores the stomach to its wanted healthy tone.
In short no individual or family should be without
SO invaluable a me- dicire.
Soil by C. sTOTr co, of It'll street aEd Penn.
avenue: W. ELLIOTT. of and 18th street.
PATTERSON MARIN, cor. 9th. end Pennfylvania
avenue t0b tt
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new 90 ks and newspapers fast publ shed. lie
is agent for liarpcrS and all the other Magazines and
our readers will alway find large and good assert
ment of blank books and stationery at his book storc
0Ieon Building, coracr of = street AID Penn av.
feb !
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Roots Wonderful DaSuerreotypes,

Go TO Roots! No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth be traces
MuititudcS OF lovely faces
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh
street. ian 81
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

Mr. E. A. MARSHALL.......SoIE LESSEE.
First appearance of the distinguished Tragedian and
Comedian,
MR. ]. z. MURDOCH.
The Manager has also the pleasure of announcing the
engagement of the favorite Actress,
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
Who has been expressly engaged 10 sustain Mr.
Murdoch during his engagement.
THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY
The performance to commence with Shak> peare's
celebrated Tragedy, in five acts. of
HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK.
Hamlet .M Mr.. j. Z. MURDOCH.
Onbalia ...........MRS MRS. d. 2. BOWERS.
Pas Tambourine ....by miss ANNIE WALTERS
The evenings entertainments to conclude with the
]aughable farce Of
THE WINDMILL.
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