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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

that as better than nothing. Mr.. SOulc fol-
lowed amid a great CHATTER Of tin pans and
sounding Of rams horns on his expedition
fllibuster. wise he travelled on for some time,
and at the end. his followers, hearers and read
ers concluded that his road led ROcitre. lie
got no farther ahead, so far as anything
practical was to be attained, than horse in a
bark-mill. And lastly comes the Douglas, the
favorite, and champion. and candidate of Yoang
America, 10 hold kis flambeaux 10 the path they
should follow The moment he stops talking
all is darkness again. The Filibusters have
crowded to the shores at the sound Of the
tugles Of their leaders and impatiently await
embarkatiOn or direction. But the atroS-
phere is misty, the ways are muddy, the ships
are not forthcoming, the leaders are in state
of ObfuscatiOn, snd nothing promises to be
done. The play don't commemorative enter
tsinment don't begin, and the audience are
getting impatient.
We suggest that Fillibusterism is on the ebb,
ard that unless somebody does something
pretty soon, Young America will begin to dis
band and dispense We don't want them to
take it hard of US to say so, but really We
think that their prospects are growing poor
under their present leaders. Suppose they
should try change There is Sken Smith,
and Rynders, and Mike Walsh. and others, to be
had The old ones are getting quite too old
foCeyish. Turn EN- on. and try some new
ones. We don't want to see this party go 10
pieces it las a mission 10 fulfill in which we
have an interest. We have among us some
chaps who have a great peaohaat for storm
in the Caribbean Sea, and who would be i'm
proved BY it, especially lift resulted in their
getting overheard.
There is a lack in Mr. Douglass speech
which strikes us with great force, considering
the prominence given to the subject by bis
lieutenant in the House We allude to his
omission to say word Of HAITI
Mr. Marshall seeing the need of doing some
thing for the fllbusters, after finding the
CUBAS scheme exploded gave delicious "
picture OF Hispaniola, and turned their eyes
thitber. But his suggestions have fallen still
born. The Senator is silent as the grave
thereon. No echo has been awakened in that
quarter to inspire the hopes of the little band
Of patriots who sail under the flag of Young
America There is no longer a CUBA, or even
a substitute for Cuba, held ont TO them.
HAYTI would do better than nothing, but even
that it would seem is not hereafter 10 be con-
sidered legitimate plumber. The hopes of the
Fillibusters have turned 10 dust and ashes.
We DO not wonder that their organ is adver-
tisCd for sale-stOck aud iluke But who will
buy The Democratic Rerieo after al this col
lapsrg of the Young American Leaders, and
especially after its awful Gdnr pas Ofpublishing
the likeness of the ablest Democratic Editor
the sight Of which, according TO Prentice, has
Occasioned innumerable deaths from couvul-
sions. Nobody. IL is a gone case-leaders,
party, organ, and all Who'll write an epitaph
on Young America and the Fillibusters'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY. FEB. II, I55
~ SEE THIRD PAGE II

CoSGREss.-In the Senate that everlasting
Deficiency Bill came up again, the particular
point being TO strike out the provision which
raised the salary Of the Superintendent of the
Census from $500 TO $1,000. As usual on
topics of this kind, the debate gave some rich
developments of the mode in which Uncle
Sans Servants O. get pay for their time and
taJ0rs. How the Clerk can creep out of the
position in which the speeches of several Sena-
tors have placed him is difficult problem 10 an
outsider.
In the House, the Post-Oflice Appropriation
bill passed The Reciprocity bill was put OF
for day, and the Civil and Diplomatic Appro-
priatOn bill came up in Committee of the
Whole and Mr. Majors seized the opportunity
to turn laugh upon Mr. Venable for having
lectured the House the last time this bill was
up The general debate-that is, the debate
de omnibus robHs cum mHitiS aiiis-n0w ceased,
slight amendments were made, and the Com
miJtee rose soon after which the House ad-
journed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
Gen. Pierce and nJs Cntiae;.

torfessencelscDl Tue y Z. Ifbt-e
CoNooaD, =. H., Mo-dsy, Fc5 ~ ie'1'
This place for two Or ,hre, mouth'Past Las
been yisiied ~ more oaxos s,rcR9ays has any o-a3
place tits Continent dlse .ay buttherlsA. oVa'
and Washington VII nov be the laUying point ior nc
unnCr5ere1 hosts OF Office seekers wsa Nnoin ~
country now abound more thlneyerher32iore 1"dT
the President eject eft for Washington, snd soon 20
whole country will know who the scyeh men are ~p
compose his Cabinet Il j. undSssood here 10
Hon CALEE CUSHING will be secre0ry d s,a'e' an
until within lew days pest no ons has doubted %
ExGov MARCY, Of your sts;e, wo'd BE- called 70 -
Tresfury Department II be shsn be passed o'ef .
will not be 70 give place TO eilherFicn D. s. D.eksn'o'
or Cen John A. Dix, they are botn cut OF TIE q0'
ton. The War Department u not scaled fully ana
will not be for a week TO cone, as the chances "'
nearly equal between Senator ceasens OF AlAoln'',
and Hon. Robert ~ acLane Of Maryland. hoss .,
the other Cabinet officers are definitely settled ana
when the whole lit shall be officially known the DAT,
Burners Of your State, the wluot Proviso DemoeFs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

BARGAINS rs DAMAGED STATIOSERr, PAPER,
&c-A large sock Of dsulssed Blank Boots Check BookI
Gallery Car5a Dsrss for 1885, and al the 1susl articles
in that line psr OF which damaged BIZ water and re-
noyal Must Be soid az once AZ great Darsa-ns - t1
who wish Lay in sock Of these srrces T1olgh pay
tally damaged ell Fl. for The s0zn1 portaoa OF our
STICK szved from 11nsge OseT 81 reduced prices
RfcH l. LoUTREI. Pnnters Ststlon-rs ana
Rlsnk Manufacturers. No. 81 Willsua -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

PR0GREss, IMPROVEMENT AND SUCCESS
Encouraged by the remarkable Of his past efforts
krox evidently determined TO keep pace with the pro-
ees Of the tunes shown by the marked improvement
In bis stye sprng fdshou Of A. its conception
Ia alike er,dabe "a hrs taste aud his .ll manufacturer
and question II the world furnish 10 superior
nesnes, bgbtnes, durability, excellence and cheapneS.
IL to be introduced the public Saturday the 10Th
Ksoxs Saleaoom IL NJ No f2s FIltonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

WISpow SRAprs.-Best assortment m the
..oyla =, krlry E,zsr.pS,s Nos sS9i Broadway aud
50 ReaSesi peslers sarpes from hlss hands Shades
vsrsnsed stand any climate, and sod lower tsAa a. any
>th<r establishment
n B-Storr> Church, aud other large Shades painted
ana le,ter~d 90 order, IN Superior style
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

WIsCoNSIS.--GOy. Farwcll has rcapPointed
Judge Lsrrabee (Dem) Circuit Judge. Judge l.. ~
signed lsst year and became candidate for Chief
Judge, but defeated b. Judge Wilton (WhiD the
independent candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

Con- SrocKroN-It IL remarkable Illustration n
the punctoUs observance of etiquette that military
or naval life begets that Com stockton addressed his
letter OF resignation the Governor of NewJersey sad
not 10 the Directors Of the Camden and Amboy Railroad
Company This delicate attention, although OF prsc-
teal value must ne gratifying % the feelings OF the Gov
ernor and Legs sure OF that State while the seqaL
essence OF the monopoly in tho Formally shows the
Lborsiiy that belongs the quiet assurance OF power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

" Why are we less careful about our Hair
-, or boots or finger nsiisi u the Hr worthy
orr s.t-utlon a. cur na shossi When you neat
r-.tT rern Won behold whOse Hair properly taken
care o.. and one Who Dr. DEssY's SIoyEEEyoLto Il
i .od al lS5 Clinton Hal and j6 Trbune Bsiding1
Ne,szust go Broadway, 81. Msrk-plAee also corner
Broadway ard 4h.st. and Of BOokseles gsn-rBly. In
Brooklyn rs Puton-st Address Dr. z Y. DELAY l15
Nszsau It. care II +. French
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

"a" The details of recent Mexican, Texan,
&c, news, which We have briefly heretofore
published under the head of telegraph, will be
found in our columns this morning. The sc-
count of the revolutionary movements in the
capital of Mexico will be found Vi interest and
importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

AREIvAL oF THE PREsIDENr.-Preside
Pierce arrived in the New-Hayen train at II!
o'clock last night. He took a carriage 10 the
street before thecars entered the depotand pro-
ceeded 20 the Astor House. where rooms were
in readiness. Being in rather poor health, he
desires TO be undisturbed during the day. Ii
is expected that he viii go on TO Philadelphia
this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
EXTENSIVE SALE or VALUABLE Real

TA7T-Our readers viii please notice that ASTHosf
BtEycxgR will sen AZ pub bic suction THIS DAY, az -
ocoek a. the Merchants Exchange The vaI1Aoe oass
and lot 80 ogl Broadway; houses and !2s N's -.
~ ST. b,,se "a lot 0r shst DeaT the btfAV eisl,
o.. IA 25b and ssh SIS 7hev; house and ot 20 x4
I2tbr: ~ lots on Madison and sionroSss, neAf -
49,, the valuable store and lot No - James sap eoIn.I
- Ws,ey boule and lot No. 5i2 Pearst two l9S On
ssL ar Isr LexinFton-sv house and lot NO 10 81
Ioe ~ lot No SOC Madison ST. four lots WITH tns Du--
- - oor,b west corner Of Greenwich and Hsrrsoo,
@ the aud lots Nos g. g and % ff1 F Man. s sod
Ss,tb.T psrtcars apply to the Auctoneer No Brsadt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

Local ArFNRs-The Aldermen adjourned
yesterday for the month. They have held just
as many sessions as they could get pay for, and
crowded them into the brefest space possible.
Since the Controller refuse to pay the tea-bls
there is less lingering around the City Hall.
The business done during the month has been
as near nothing as would secure the salary Of
81 per day. The only item of Importance was
the finishing of the Ninth-ay. Railroad job.
1t is uncertain whether the Board viii hold
their March meeting in the Hall or the rOmbs.
The Coroner's Jury in the recent hOmi-
eide in Brooklyn, return verdict that death
was caused by blows inflicted b. the husband.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
M,xsuA Co.'S Improved Elastic Sas-

,rasr shoulder Brace fr expanding the eneS ana Pr
.rxns ,ympetry OF form, adapted 10 men women IA,
sSi,rra Abdominal Supporters LADIES' sastainas ana
Camprss,ps Bella Of the approved paerus hass
4 Co. No. y MAsaen-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
By LKrrsKs PATENT (secured) lSi9-

By LETTERS PATENT (secured) lci9.-
pVtvyRM.CHrk's rATFNr HNDE0-EiEcrgIc NoLrAlc
GRAINS constructed be nudcr the garments are The
most wonderful discovery Medoiue and Electricity OF
the pTeeent day They rceN aNthout pein or shock, IN
simultaneously nervous pains such rs Head Ear aud
Tooth ache, Rheumatic PANS c DoloUreuN, etc. an4 ~
It's mild bat continuous sua pccepuh action the body,
diseases Of years sianGne such - Goat Local fsalyss
Nervous Complaints Liver diseases, etc. disappear -
II by miracle. They preptate medals ro,n Their soa
tons decoinpase wafer defect The magnetic needle IA
short show all the pheuoacua Of powerful Violate Pr
The producing thosc elects weiEh about two
cunctA can be iodei up pocket book always ready
hisnsl family ana his friends e;c- Against that uamhar
Of Diseases AID complaints IN Which mild sieamny eectc-
II perfectly sane certain and wonderful speedy NJ iey
The plce OF complete cham Is iFon ~ to - Batteries
$40 So 80
IpcTelhe As may seem the above css any person can
essy convince himself Beforehand AZ the DE- pot OF ther
truth The Importance OF Ghe lnycnto ats eccn &C Now
edged IN America BY tie Academy o. MedcSe OF New
Nofk AID the Cham have been applied Win great sue e
in the Medical Colleges, the CITY Bellevue aud WANTS Is
aud Hospitals Bgookl,u Clty Hospital, &c m Euro, BY
the ROYAL Colleges o. fhvscans and Surgeons IN LONDON
hy the AcAamse Rationale de Meiecn a. rurs; ~ ne
Imperial Faculty Vienna b the Royal Faculty a. Bor
hn and ether Scientific nsftaOas OF The highes. oTdcr
Including the prnc pal h0spitslsir Europe,
The poPretcge ae n possessVn % test U0nias - the
same rilecs from al taC aeoye Institutions America aud
Turppe "a well Of the mcs eminent aud pushed
men hers Of the proie bolh hensphcIes and invite
the pahie 60 examine theUa.
sui aud Illustrated eescfpfionsone tar personal use
and one Tor scientific nenth copies Of testimonials and
eAsipea srstis the oce. They win be loaraea free
OF psase ANY part q TIE United States in 10
Snaairiss containing taree cents postage ssarlps
VI STTINERT, NJ 80 Bgoslway, cor OF rrnce-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

~ We copy the following from The Pros-
dence Journal The amisble editor Of tia.
print, ever on the watch for the amenities Of
life, seizes upon a circumstance illustrating
them,which, conspicuous as it is, seems to have
been overlooked BY every other journal:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

TRVSsEs-NARSH ~ Co, No = MaluenIaIe,
NY have inst imported from PaE;s large sssste3t Q,
az .f proyca French Tusses CONSISTING q silver Atc
snr,ns, with IVORY and ts persha pa&s Aso seaeEa
,ss~oytrD~pt Of Ba<king TreSscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

IT, Hernia efieetually cured by MAEsa's
newlymrroVed hshf selsa5eslinE Hvss. UaqaestOnsSs
references given ~ koSe who rave len IaeAS ssIe
MASsH 4 Co, No, q Maiden lAas, \. \,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

HAIR Dye AsD WIGs.-BArCHELOR's Man
pfac,ory for articles celebrated al parts Of tho
world persons wishing Light elegant and durable WIZ "
Toupee can surely be suited His Hair Dye Happlsd, I,
sure guaTGDtee) or sold wholesale and retail At No Walt
81 Copy the sddress-bewsre OF limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

VALENTINES AT AUCTIoS.-LYMAy, corner OF
p,osdvav and Whitest viii sell THIS Thursday Even
1S ,e most beautiful lot ever in tins cou1ry They
sr. pten6ed 70 sell from g $40. Buyers Will find It 70
their advantage 70 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

~ The Legislative proceedings Of yester.
day offer nothing worthy of special notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

rYLYos's KATHAIRos gives the Hair rich,
soft sos,y and curling appearance cleanses the Head from
DaDdIuf and is natural impurities; prevents the han
from turning grey, and reproduces Hair upon Bald
Hesds Pnce only q cents
Sold By c. II. Ring, John-st; Gibson, No S93 and
Rice and smith No Us Broadway; Wan NJ Giles No. ls9
eth-sv; w. B. Freeman, No. 81 3dsv- New YORK; Mrs
Hays No. l46 Atanticst and Radclif Bros, No. lSs
Atante-st Brooklyn General Wholesale Depot No. l6l
Broadway ~. =. BARNES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

RI FAIRBAyKs's platform ScALEs-LOng
Known severely tested always rightths ackno~ledged
standard FAIRBANKS Co. NO. % " ater-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

IL Housekeepers and all others in want of
Bedding Bedstead. &C. would do well to call at NJ Will
tRs odestablshed warersouns No. 80 Chathan-st
ner Of Mubery where may be found the largest sssoT
Inent of articles in lbs line offered to the pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

~ FowLERs a. WELLS, PhrenolOgsts and
Publishers Clinton Hail. No. ISL Nsssaust HewYork, and
Ma. 1l2 W ashin gton-st. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

IooKiNG-GIASs WAREHOUSE.-lS03.-L Look
tns Glasses AZ reduced pices kiNcsLANp No
SO Courtlandt- The trade supplied with Frames Sc in
composition state. Factory No. $50 DUanest, New-hofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

SPLENDID CARPFrINGs FOR SPRING SAILS,
1855 MIrH LoUssBERY. 80. as PcsIlst,
eeiying M storr per late arya large stock OF Velvet
Tapestry. Brsses 1hrec.fy and lngtain Carpetus Of
ehsste and designs winch having bseu purchased
previous 20 the advances m prices they enabled
Ia cner very efaAt Inducements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
r1IM SNcrs a Co. take pleasure in an

poucpg TO the public that the extensive addition % their
factory ion manufacturers StNGESs SEWING MAGAZINES,
and tie introduction of much new machinery calculated
very greatly 60 expedite the labor, now Completed,
which vii enable them az those orders hch want OF
MACHINES has ptyent,d them m attending 20 sooner snt
prepa them TO answer the future demand these anfyeo
,nnchnes are daily creating These machines may be
in Grafton and specimens Of their superior work freely
sxanir cd, st the principal Office 40 25s Brosdway
No ~ Harvard place Boston, No ~ South fth ST. Phila-
delphla Baltimore st. Baltimore. and No. 1871 kmsi,
Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
Rr0rEslxe OF RARrmotenEw q WEsp,s

RE0PESiNG or BARTHOLOMEW d WEEDS
Nyw MOURNING sTosT -NEw OooDs.-BARTHoLoNEw
WTED have the plearre Of announcing 20 their friend.
and the public tbat The seIafons ia their store
completed and having renewed and rPelbod their
they prepared 10 Oer large and superior assortment
ieh and elegant goods which nave beeu selected
with great care from tle most recent lmplrtatons.
h. w viii be enabled, by the alterations their store
b keep much lagor soek Of goods thsn heretofore, r
which will be found every article in the department Of
m0fHing appaiel
Ladies and amihes arc very respectfully invited 10 call
aud examine our goods, which vii be- freely sh0wn.
Goods sent 10 part OF toe city for eIaiuat when
II 10 not convenient for lsdcs 60 visit store.
RoCollect tho name and number 81 The New Mourning
Store No. 55l Broadway between Spring and Prnccsts
nearly opposite tho metropolitan Hotei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

THERE Is NO LiMIT TO DIsCovERY.-Once We
Travelled miles an hour travel 60 miles Once q
hours were required the HAIR from Gray, Rod
Sandy Black Blown Now the same tng ~ done IN
fniioy better five miuuies with CglsrApoRos EXCEL
Dyr sold and phed AZ ss Rooms Not Asor House,
and for sale aso by the principal Drugrists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

lg' III. l.. FOsTER's Fashionable Clothing
Establishment No n C0urtandt ST. desirable place 70
purchase Clothing OF every variety wheie the buying
public all tiues find fell supply Of ready made
Clothing made up from the best materials aud by the best
worAmsu. Clothes made TO ordnr with promptnss and
dispatch.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-07

COUNTERFEIT PLATES AND NOTES Found.
On Friday night, United States Depu-
ties Marshal Jenkins and Crossen found
in stable, near Paramount, upwards of
$4,000 in counterfeit IS notes, on the
Trenton Banking Company, and six cop
per plates. The bogus money and plates
had been deposited in box under the
floor of the stable, clue to which was
given the officers by person who had
previously dealt in counterfeit money.
One of the plates was evidently prepared
to answer the purpose for either the bank
of America in Connecticut or in Indiana.
1t is thought the plate was originally in
tended for the Trenton Banking Compa-
ny. The other plates indicated that the
counterfeit issues, purporting to be the
genuine Tradesmens' Bank notes of this
city, Wyoming Bank at Wilkesbarre and
Miners Bank of Pottsville had been
struck from them. Another plate was
intended for executing Trenton Banking
Company's $3's. The name, however,
had been obliterated. A SIS plate was
also among those found, having vignette
of several cattle grazing. There was no
name inserted on the face. The other
plate was intended to alter notes to tn e
State Bank of Camden. LEDGER.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-07
THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

w. ID. WALLACH AND VIM. II HOPE,
Having purchased the Washington city &c EVEN
L ING STAR" will assume its future publication
from the present date. While it shall be spirited,
racy, and thoroughly informed upon all subjects of
public interest," it will be conducted entirely indie
pendent OF party considerations, and without fear
favor or malice 1t is intended to make it welcome
visitor In the family circle and absolutely necessary
to all transactng any description of business i'm the
District OF Columbia and its vicinity, as well as to
those at distance interested i'll knowing precisely
what may be going on in Washington, or what may
be contemplated by any branch in any department
or bureau of the Government.
Subscribers in Washington Georgetown and Alex
andrIa, will continue to be served with the daily at
SIX cents per week, payable weekly to the Agent.
TO single subscribers by mail, for the daily, the
price will be $3.50 per annum To clubs of ten SO
each.
The "WEEKLY STAR" a handsome double sheet
will be published at 81 per annum. Fractions of
dollar may be RENTED by mail in postage stamps.
Mail subscriptions to either edition to be paid in
variably IN advance.
The postage all letters and communications ad-
dressed TO the Editors Publishers of the EVENING
STAR must be prepaid.
The citizens of w ashngton, Georgetown and Alex
andria will shortly be called Oh by agents who will be
authorized TO take the names and address of those
who wish to be served with, emphatcally, the Wash
ingfon NEWSPAPER of the day.
The EVENING STAR office is on street, in the i'm
mediate vicinity of its junction with 10Th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and nearly opposite the Irving
Hotel.
Washington, July 5, 1853
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BELLS: BELLS. BELLS.

FNHE subscribers manufacture and keep constant
l. ly on hand all sizes of Church, Factory, Steam
Boat, Ferry, Locomotive, School house, and Planta
ton BELLS. These bells are hung with the patent
iron yokes with movable arms. They can be turn
ed around so that the clapper will strike in a new
place, which is desirable after bell has been rung
a few years. Springs affixed in a new way TO
prevent the capper from resting teh bell thereby
prolOnging the sound. These bells are manufactured
from the best stock, and are cast IN iron castings.
At this foundry these first used, and are found
to be great improvement. We give a written war
ranty that if church bells break within year from
date of purchase, with fair usage, we will recast
without charge The tone Of all bells is warranted.
Nearly 5000 bells have been cast and sold from tins
foundry which is the best evidence of their SUPERB
ority. We have fifteen gold and silver medals,
awarded from the various fairs, for the best bells
for sonorousness and purity of tone.' We pay par
ucular attention TO getting up peas or chimes, and
can refer 10 those furnished by Our foundry is
within few rods of the Hudson river, Erie canal,
and railroads running every direction As this il
the largest establishment of the kind in the United
States and has the largest assortment of BELLS or
ders can be filled with great despatch. We can re-
fer TO bells in any of the States. Old bells taken IN
exchange for new ones. Levels, compasses, &c,
constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
jy6- West Troy, N. Y.