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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-09

The project of erecting monument to the
melory Of General David Wooster is being agi
tated in Connecticut The Legislature has an
pointed a committee on the subject General
Wooster lies buried at Danbury, near which
place he was killed, without any memorial TO
distinguish the spot Indeed, it is said to he
doubtful which Of the two contiguous graves
contains his remains General Wooster was the
most distinguished martyr in the cause Of liberty
whom Connecticut can boast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-09

ATTEMPTED Murder AND SUtcIDE-A female
named Harper, residing on Vine street, in Phil
adeiphia, attempted to cut the threats Of her
three children on the 3lst ult., and then to end
her own existence by suicide, was prevented nv
the interference of some of the neighhors Two
OF her children. one of them quite an infant,
had their Threats somewhat lacerated, but the
oldest one, little boy, escaped by eaping from
a window. The unfortunate woman was evil
IDENTIFY laboring under a temporary fit of insan.
ity, caused from extreme poverty and want
Her husband, Thomas Harper, is a pie and cake
baker, and has been out of employ for some
months past at his trade, in the best of times
he could make but a few dollars week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-09
.N.OftCe.

OU Gsr Camp Street. Oh
NEW BOOK
lFrcn the Prpss of Lippncstt, GrAnbo 4 Col
ELLETT or The Mis-. s-ppi snd Ohio Rivers.
TALES or THE SOUTHERN BoRDER-By q. ". Weber.
THE FoorPAfH AND HIGHWAY or wsndsrmgs ueriesn
in Great Britnin IN 1891 -, By Boz !. Moran.
GREAT TRUTHS by Great Authors
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN FLAG s. Hamilton
SPIRITUAL yAMPtRISM-By c. w Weber.
MANUAL Of ELoCUTIoS AND oRAToRY-By John Walker and
r. Culver.
~ F OF sale by
y. b STEEL
les SGD An C..,u $780,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-09

DETROLEuM; or, Rock on - The BEST
u KNOWN RANDY
BsoNCHrls AMI ASTHMA he relieved by the Petroleum
he n,trassRg CouLh, sht S-eat, bfsahpg AZ.
-sTB4ved by n 4
FFNEk AND AGuE-1he P.osum used in s. We, .,l
s h complete II VII certain and sf-etx
arnedy that sruub The dos.
@ cas- Don III in pleasant vsh.s three hou
the absence Of the Fever. - ~ S-'''
~ FOR sale by JARVIS a wonDNAS
Common snd Mag.aia. ,treet,
and by J. W RIGHT co, 1871 Charue. AZ ~
and by o. WooDMAN Vcksburg and J. NJ woRDEiL Baton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-09

GREENWOOD CEMETEKY.-The populous city
of the dead is now arrayed in its spring attire,
and its cool shades attract large number of
Wis tors, On an average, eighteen INTERVIEWS
take place daily; and passing the gate, from
morning till night, is a nearly unhroken line of
funeral professions, During a small POI tion of
the year the daily number Of ntermeuts reaches
% or 30 Since the month Of January last the
Interments numbered 200 The total number
ofintermeuts since It's first organization 10 the
present time, is "a 40, of which 23,7l2 were
made previous to the opening Of the present
year The first inrermenI took place in Sep
TENDER, 1910. [Journ,l Of Commerce
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-09

FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs FOR PRIZE STORIES =
g The Dollar Newspaper" published in Pha-
delphia, contains nm announcement of the offer
of five hundred dollars by the publishers for
the four stories, decided to be the best, that
shall be furnished them by the 18th of Novem-
Der next, rs follows Three hundred dollars
tor the story decided to be the best one hun
dred dollars for the second best sixty dollars
for the third best, and forty dollars for the
fourth best. The only restriction imposed by
the publishers is that the scene Of the story
shall be in the United States, Subject, length
and manner of treatment are left entirely to
taste and Judgment of writer's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-09
an al pery LOm Prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

VIII Ind 10 their interest to CALL III the .to
are EXTENSIVE WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second mira and
""F'n hoors' c. NJ, SIMPSON,
u 30 2pf ma Cou., -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
N ccsAnGs LEyTEs N ~ sAcHtsE1T9


bDsgOS WecuesArl, no, ~
Tbs arrival u ,ones0eyt Jribtr' r.ee,ee gwv
~ sriVng lDi'tlcisut az fias eist Be- etel ~ tVt
h0l Democrats Wers tefoc ~ fler lepgne 1l-o's
assinn M Custiiig f0' re tospuyt qi ia ca'n4 y,
Menefs ~ our S.ag cleiu Jle3 Nra alf ietlff ls
tit.b,ste Hgt ytpef ene pronounce sg,.Dsi y ~
gastBpIae terios Das u ti.s lfoc1G ef.1 rayti A,t
JHOefSfs q Nd8stclUseflt. WAC 81, mpee Pc i"'
Fgfe suc Hing esd s Cor Pirfces wei~ pr'a'atI
keIf expressed ne Vyu.op a. er Jeo-af ~ -eiDi
ia2 w0Un iaere1ss bea " u1Oy yoyt-cf svH ifVr
a0l =, IS 90 o. O. 10 ed would ffe bifa9t aooyt
AVA iseying tte Aciljniftfs lgc prn5 1D f.yfr.s
nIo,.y u u Commonwealth ~ aa yfehep. fAf W
Se< " tfsifs i L. ei.osl lWpVsHy4 ~ flfsf. f'et,
"a. Ef fssUf Wi b. Jl.efe nD be- - f@tffr-f
Lo,sasd Or We or t.e otDef f-lr' 3f Cpf ..fpb
1eEpetts I'D o. b SgutmHi btlf Bep"it''
SfrtIe es1 Eelsf W. a. .a1eyealfD. ttG Dst.
~ l5cirg ~ to dooIs1nss - c.gfe i,gifs "l o.
tar vsf sgsipsi ~ Ac"9D' .tfalDr 81 N1s.lbfb,t
y lL5 VII ftye i1 10 f.eusf5fl - fhl ryt'i- ts
eatsls VI Masstfb Usftfs sa1 upoa flef sneef ttD".
= la gLfJ vii ia tuigfe ODey f-e oorN.D1t VI ft-'t
ttsiisg, ~ Coalition Jt1Se Da1ef lc @1nsRstst'-
Voc BoutHeI We is,e hetf1 inepy ee 5f FED.
:, benoers,s ffcB lslogs ytrts ~ Nasse1 gsetis
eifftss tteiF opinion ia niefloa ~ tf tH'tog A"F
az Lot oDe n t.ell l1ii1d h. deGounle ~ ~ ~ u-e0
s~tsf hard u siect GsLeJsi Fe'ce IAfy fpk s@ffy
6etfk nv
Il IL tLe pTessllg opinlon NJ slyesl pfa he'e 49,
- Administration th1iag that lteJ h41 h'df feA
..,ssie 10 istaierng win t.e H1nlfys u ef~ IDff
az ~ Removing bIossgs. s9ugbt ue pfese0i oypp'
~ 70 app4ssf Hglke1sm t}sCyTLeif W gjDW 81
siss-ooil Demccfa's ~ Afsss oisEftt a. siieMW ~
st"is NE c0nsistency II ~ AdnAlslIatDD % le"H
va i long since losi
I+t, sss q meeting " he DeiA1eGfs - o. fsst
go es City, 10 Ward T. bet gtt 30 ntleL a frs
A. oolaesftts tlyLifefnes w6s m8llest1 j. DaI,
-, 80 b. e0Dsidefa1 q stgsw, but ~ lpdRNfot -
D. D.. W ne eDufse ~ the eufgeUt HE jfsl Is 3
e.Ti Wa one d The speakers iie 81 eoDtleJ PEI
80 40 Confidential iIleBa VI Cel P.eref BstJft
'poss The TntVne con,sldng CgsAiAys ktte,. Wss
Nm And he read IL snd then handed fLe Paper baek
~. ~" owner and fmiisd That Was ~ b. A4Af ~
'Oob Introduced ~ he hQdlenee sA1 s1dgesse1
n. Tr % the new Constitution. Aitef sLoplDg u.at
~" ~ oPpostioD H. tam fepfeseaiatDD, - prg
a. w ~ NE new instrument Naf oeeEslmif1 nun
se that ths Wing party, un1ef H. uiil bose
baen power IN bOslOg sad 0Ulef ctiss, M
krsTs proceeded 70 ssy, that he pfe1eDt pfopent
''''e'""a TOT Ooyerner sad LlesleDsog On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
YNE CARsON lNyvsrIGAIION.

tho tea,ses II Assistant Aldermen upon tho charges
"a sf Ch,ct knsiaeer met yesterday az about %
Y NJ Assistant Aldermen naker and MsConAey were
iAVsvia .,
Alderman rAfser called H. J; Rates, nom Engine Com.
NAM Ma "A ap n.kx,i him ID no desired 10 b. examined
vn The eharsos against the Chief Engineer aud Mr. Bates;
salA he ala pes Mr. BARKER then sad, desire toe
.i.ta thAi iha Committee have power 10 compel any
.,nt. man "a be exanaed these charges Ii any ono
l,sH,. "a conlo forward and give his evidence we "A
hear hlm bat ~ Nc arr only Committee OF lnveS ga-
assss, Nor preseni have power to pei any
peFson ~ sestty,
Me naies declined 90 be examined and retir 4
Alderman barker then called over several nj the names
attached 30 the complaint hu, nd ti he came
" the name Vi A. H. Ticr Ia Eercm, a Of Eagins Gem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

1vc, wee cNvupeel 90 ths, AZ honesi mso WI
h. aint a. A. O, 49,, can hreen th'rinr' ' lrss
s.d NJ, n 80 lsss Asi l-r sAas's 10 81. - -'sis
,,,ts,est ss,s ~ tes-'e~i'rs r#f a. ssss''sf
ltss Nle ssef~e a. trssff, "HA a." shs f'tf'',
t so s.,., A.. - spt n,.ss a. See H'sss" fhi-
~, ,,,.,,,. We ga eiius,n g. Uva Nisen ths tree
S,n candidate i,i tv,Ahr', who 10 s0woNmcs eallod
she be- Natt,A I,lN'cs, apd, ,NasilvtiNs u',t iha al
lrt t,Arc tlutlel had lust gvai HE Instructions NNm
N,e tNthrx. was m "a, the laAsi. ~ independent
st,,Ae uui,, la powerful mAN, aud vantut ee ea'b
sWa,vd Il Ia believed chat hr vii sru,h tho lns'tHe
tl,ps NJ, kpewlt,a, ,he Now iNe'm,u,cf oi Merct
tvt s,,i ,ltvA at tis iaistss vt that ot,, " tVtll
hN ,ndansnt i,e Is lcade, Ia the coalition AMI viii
,y,sA ,bht sat ~ With Att hAtrs, al M Fs~FsiA
MNk ~ Nsss, N chic eit,, Nhvse able edition Oh"
ttvn Vhsiita & NssVwell s a Coalition candidate
it Senate, Nvm MhJloscN. publishes thc icstr, thia
weapvs and stN adhc,rs ~ its Independence iNs
rev d eapot publish Cuthlrs eitcr ajunct fdi'"r
4 Nci anh ~ toWhom the le.ic, Was addressed
ts cut, Ais WoN.Ne, with an article doclatins that hc
tA r,t N,to ,o make ,ha,lo, Sumae, S.natet iie
ts.tNt have tA,,,i himsct tho tucWhc W Wat iM ~
,r,, ever tur,stA HIM capaNe ~ such an act lie 10
SO smallest l,,nAcv ia MAssachusvtts Ia u not
lut,c ,neW'st that ~ Re,ass rssi ami pasA'ssias
lstss should abuse H0st at all othorp The Hon I W.
lN,A tle wyN Who. hN hs Ntc Ia houtwclls council,
srnittc Caleb CUshins uto tho Coalition ct Massaehn'
,ciss /, maNips HIM iNjec " Che Supreme Court IL
&. ,crMtc,l ,l,s mo,niur. that ! tcNis. Coalition
iNr,ctSi srd meu,hor ut thc Rosiom Custom House.
tssicst he head doubt 81 che report Ia tue. u IS
ttvc however that Nj Lewis has darcd to a'i indS
rcr,cut ~ tluuAciism a. all times
4 Sits the orlncn vt some leading mnn o' the
ratt, With whom have conNers"d since writing we
81. h., v,fi,e vi the CaSbue threat whatever THIS
"a, r. ~ The NunAor democrats are dolightot
a. r,w Constitution viii be adopted 10y lou1J M"
h,ssc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
TNUI/N NNHJINGS
HARD SHE'LL RALLY.
Cottrg nArlfIcAriOS MEETING,
etLt'tt 81 tAMitn Z, huAhf
nf1AnHs go wALHb Ann @Apnnn
eesolVr,ons ADOPTED

ne ld4a.i,ss h.ia iii. ra's'fi 'a'nta'i"r 'r'-'iHf
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i,,.4 .t ~ fa.,',srs SOB iiss ""H 4frtlff4'f "'N
as~s te,ia fAni aid"
Jla JsH I.i,- sse fhsl ~.ih -lfri"s srii's H SOL
go,a -,.s sa.d "aAs B." &c. e-is,'s is'e ~stH "H'H
L,,. isas.i .ss.ins h.it.s ~ o.. 'a'"s Hans i'~"0'
..s. fbL 49,. lsaHss Glib hsnht' 30 il's ssf'H l"h
20. asb4,.a 30 20. iiait's ts,sHa So sHrrf's'' %
ns t.ay f,..,.l b.. ,H.4i Hire, 9'ai-f t"s~s'"s
r.Lap n. ts,fs.e ~ ftisaairiis Hisr Mal'f 'H'q'
H.,l.a ~ nuufie se4 sfhita
Iit4 stbat INN ~ ti-slise sffha f'ih Na'l rsN y
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~. fstipb at4d p. t,a4lai ila N.t,iHHilH" HHs 40
.aa Aaa N. tteltattl irsh 49, itaif
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L.. ss,L wan shH aE'. sfsHis'Hatf Hlaf'fF
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,.... med 49, lii4slnH sfs'hHilfr4'
W its b.a. 30 tfifs fiif NJ pee Fs't b erf' r'
80. tis4 s s5 n 49, srtf iHffttii lflf h.if ~
~. y sAi.t s.f-fsts lstsf Ufia r.Hirffff ~ n
.L.lI. Lt.Is lfa. lf ~ Hft fire 600 - p '' H'''
u...tl4 ~ ils4 a-lts ~ rf- tfi iItff' ere
III fa.sf. W. 'tr- f"shi,lrs T'.-t,' n ~, -. z.
t.,i, stst ~ ts,g s,-y' f'.n'e 80 = ,lr.Ta,..st
lA I'D ri4s Va 81 isf ~ 'st hrH 49, ~ -
"IHt IT, ,llks N t3s W. sa4JtA w. iht b~s.ig. ",
a., DfsDlE. y hahaais b ~ .s.iis-,'' s ifI.'f. ~
I ..,a,,tt.t ssa stpsif is - fh4.s .Ht iH Az ~
ss La,st, Ass.,. ~ satiseis 'As'-s 40 '-,r' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
LAIGHT-ST. LYCEUM.

Last evening a meeting held at the new Lecture
Hall No Is Laight ST. to form new Association for the
enlic lienment OF this part OF our City.
Or Trail presided, and said they had formerly do
hating society in that street. which it's last meeting dis
eusstd the subject OF corporal punishment for children
hut 10 final decision arrived out A they had now
new raee OF assembly he thought they ought TO adopt
name more sppruprse their present advanced position
Aner seine discussion, In which Mary {. Vaughan Z. H.
Ia parcn Miss GunD. Ar. Baker and Henry ;. Clu0b
ook part il was decided TO call the institution tho
~Lsth strets Lycsur The following officers were
ursu. fnoUsiy appointed.
Frvsisal- Wa A SrE9XE
Ctrhh
-. slrts>-M Ms : A Coxyssu ga 4. D "a hsrun-
e.na4ias,-J g. SAsrgkr. asrs,ietso sse saith.
lte tow.rs GnSssiea VA ssSd 90 Tor iAe deoase OF
slav ~ erik aexis l. ius,6Shia 90 usa c0Tporeal
vsu,Ar,srs n 10 s.ee4tea II children Mics A Cogs
VEL ~ ;sSs ne pesslSe vos.2u ani d. Tran The pos
Ghe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

ti,aisi ftitg Flt M t,f fisp ~ H''-" r"'
LID ~. wus ~ bbt4esA1 afgse's w. her, h''" he~'
ss.4ssfeJ Itl ~ s.f DpvasA vih f'''ib can w.
sf4.S salnAisoy he baii~sG TpiD," "@'"ef". '"N 30
MIN ysle4 81 nqi cisel h. atv |"'S y" N"' '"''.
L.i No. ~ ~ ne .tAabfas. Ds,ta # ~ ,s"f""''" ~
slAet 1ft D,st nm spt.s' W hss' h+'"" f"f '''H' ~"
yisy III 9s hae 80 trf" nm vi 80 w." We ~ =" '''
LII. ..A nm, ga,a el.4g ban 10. si,A vsiss h'H t"y
al, st.i, sssi II DD M.ssapb 1bess vAisf ysM
s... h. fl4d siL fLssp ba hg '@ mare "se'rFs s'H
AoOs hofLifD sLegl,yqs M NJ hAa " b'se s""'"f
aa,4s ssa a0gs az ebpdgsiyhD "4''"44' ~ g'b''s-
..,y,A s,A ,ay4a1ss ma tifiAsH hhset ia tsh@'a ~
s,..,., al Inc. H. .sssl,y iniss'sl sAb v1.ges
TLs y,gias tAsD Ag,1sbo's |~.''y ss'sm 3" i''@ h''
mali, ~ hand A. ea4 ~ g1 qstsile" di'ed ~ fe 49,"
W., ylilE VII yeo 6se f''t'""es ~ d"es ~ 'N''F
TN sasDsi Is1 tDH'Vfi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

APPLES AND HAY IN Observation-Disclosures County, Ky,
is ated the Ohio and Mississippi rivers The Argus
says what we very well know that the land of thai part OF
the State is well suited to the production of fruit and hay
Tie soil cayey and uneven and very convenient to ship
ping ports Of easy from New Orleans 1t is only very
recently that the people have found out that these two pro-
ducts are more profitable than and tobacco. If some
ENGRAVING Yankees would 20 to that County they would
make fortunes at growing hay at sl5 un, which it will
bring readily in bales for the New Orleans market One
sold his apples this year at New Orleans at 80 50 per
Dbl netting him at home - Is. Tho County is healthy
and land cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
n-,r-rClL - n NA>SACHrSETIS

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- -. -. ri Trr,--l-. Ca1rs1 CTS o. " 1-e,st-
r.-r M a. ~ i-rfca- il-iIr ADJ cu-ns.r a.
A. :, sf ns ufuauts i ~ Cushing ls- - 80 l'1'-
- fsa1fi TN is l-es-tr sass, l.- CO 10 q r -
S-as vi s'r-s l-ElllT fI- f-ss1 sl--ls ssE, Dc
tl-4-frr -,fs Wa 1H1-1ria1 -sls Dlrls d "a AZ
= TJsiI Nu-dn1f A "a Eurnss LI- astFt " 1--1t-
b, T.eusn-ais uEzsri -ssnu-ii- i-Ir-.- Il 1tGo-
~ EhErfTt- uuE-.s- = usr ca-nt-
y. aurrrr lsir-s Il uurbau ia s.E,s E-s COMMIT
= n l,usl-1Lr ia--e--
- Irrt 30 s-ait Snii = smn1~s-ie pE-sr sJTs Ia;
BE- fa- cs.nIlls B.. Gushing % i-t-if - y -as-
t.ss.1 -la1sa-ucr Lnl VI -ag-Vt --ti ~ = VA
= Eaiata -5anrs--n- H. r~rLl l,s AK d--li 70
1r.slrI o. .ts SIZE ~ --rgs l- -s-lc VII illi
y 4 IL Cni1lr1 Lituna-l-F VIZ I1 r--i t-t " z
Tra-s AZ suT o. EG-irutl C'fbaas = sun re ~ n
rs-sr ar t,,u1 -iss ssirf 81 I4alf- rtE M
N assc a. lie r-uinr -hf fac-ir1 OF --l-la -r--- ~
WI as r-1s- v---s1. q -hf boz. ga Z y ~ --ilf
4. r,shrf Z New M The L--al- 81 1slcs- d.
fui.ci-r "a rLl-f LmiuE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
WOMEN'S TWENTY SECOND WARD TEMPER
ANCE ALLIANCE

This Alliance met yesterday afternoon pursuant to adj
Ourument, at the BOomiDgdele Presbyterian Church. 10
Iiftieth IT, the President, Ms j. NJ. Huntington, in tho
Chair.
The meeting opened by prayerby the Rev Louis L.
Lockwood pastor Of the above church who expressed his
approval Of the enterprise and desire to aid in any
sstCHt manner.
II was decided that the Twenty second Ward should be
divided into districts each Of which should be thor
GU bly, canyassed by ladies and Maine Law tickets dis
tbuted The ladies present seemed very enthusiastic i'm
their new plan Of operation entering into i with great
heartiness Speeches were made by the Rev Mr.. Lock
wood and Mr. D. b Mathy, after which the Alliance I'D
innrned 10 meet on Thursday. Nov 10, At O'Clock W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

ArPIEs-The ABany Argus says immense quantities of
apples have been shipped from there to Boston Philadelphia
aud this City We do not any evidence OF large arr
val in this city, in the reduction of price If you want
good apple to eat you must pay three four cents for t.
We should like to see some of the immense quantity Of
apples or any other eaab thing that other folks have sent
lere to an amount equal to the demand We have nothing
now plenty or cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

The POTATO CROP IN AILEGANY County, n. Y.-The
farmers this section have been favored with fine weather
to secure the fall crops which have all been secured in
good order Corn in this County is good-near third
better than the previous year The Potato crop is fair
land Those planted on dry gravel land not much in
iured The average yield il about hundred bushels
Der acre of sound ubors The Wheat crop is far aver
ared by drOuih average yield probably 81 bushels per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
UywCCEbTIC EOxIEATIOEs.

/No14 o. sltmbly : v y Fosjth de.lDf. the
bon stel a,luiielieL u. william Auis1eN Hard, d
o. lcsf-siC
I.>kL4n (1>-Lne1,by fusB y Dsmtyest ~.
100 I-torae1. Lncge1 J. srasrn, Hard
LNttJ CfulLs. fCfH<sf mt ftQYoy0 -- benstDl,
1ta Ia T. Lay y nm 1scIIes.
u Au-ssDA mi LsUfVo. tenafoT. euDH Z. Utrl
ao,s roro H.er. tts Dstl gtfe1l1fs1 bys t,h rnfu
fflrii.fot viz Aac pesfiytf1 tia - ~ De yitws on
fns C.fcllls nilei te1 twutI 81 u nf Dem,cfalr
~. Ill u IL. ~. agg.As...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

N .srtNsras 4ar-sSv. Nv s. i>'N
"a. 80 s1rs li,1 C.7grsss q - ssSs~ - Cst,.
n, s-ar l-es 81 irs usots O. "eAs ''~ i-'-' '~-'-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

RUNS DoTGs-A correspondent writes from Troy that,
a few nights since two drank upon wager at a
rum hole in Congress in that city One of them cheated
by throwing the liquor under the tabeor over his shoulder
The other drank 81 glasses and died in consequence The
landlord furnished carriage for the mother and friends of
the deceased and gave SIS toward the funeral expenses
He seems to have exhibited some little conscienceafer it
was too late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

James Drncy tho Liberty party candidate Tor the
Presidency IL spending the autumn and winter IN Philade
rhia Mir H. owns respectable property East Sag
nav Mich The Eaierpr.sc of that town says:
"Somcihng Of the nature OF paralytc stroke has
sompwhat mpodcd the Of his limbs aud renders d
fcut for him to Grcuolo distinctly yet he walks erect
with dignity and presents very healthy and agreeable
nppearaucc Tho profession of the law in which he has
stood omn,n he now deyoie scarcely any attention to
though il said that many of bis ncghbors are occasion
Iv Indebted TO him for very valuable legal advice for
which no charge made Though decided opponent o
human slavery he is not tho fanatic which many uaac-
ouainod with him take him 10 be- Mr.. Brneys claims
f. The Presidency were considered to be valid do
his Vows appear TO meet with general favor yet he is
vcrv ostimabe man. his neghbors egregousy mis-
taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
INSTALLATION.

re nas.sgaton ii he Rsy Thos L. Smith. pastor Of
see Hsasscass Nvshy terrain Charvh corner Of lhomp-
sen ss .QeA rlsee W slusscSy evening The sermon
delivered - Ae Rev Geerse l. tentiss o. the Acr
e~rst Chgh ale n Skinner TIE charge % the pastor
sss StsSe ay NJ by JOEL Parker u and the charge
g, iae peegle ey he ksv Asa ID Sla.h, DID. The exer
...s. W.. -.a.-ss.a,g tnl LaA aaA.anee large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

RA.-sVotF. TA1-slsy NV. & ls.1.
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str 1IrA
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

,esv,af ssoeshN ueel.eS OF see American Institute
No, hSA a. s sVSr,S NJ 81 Broadway, last evening.
kse ts III NNeSevgs II the late Eair presented their
t~i.,t shVa S laS heV ycceSed for admissions 10
tse ksie seSut sAeN AnA Is necessary % raise ad-
tsa Gee t,f ths sA0oo IS dao % tho Institute
NJ. "a "a u lesNe ssec0 ~ be borrowed The managers
.AL ..lAs-... ~ an anaa.Ans yN.a 90 raise that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

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fss..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

G1-Ln TO-. AsaaUt8y 3 v,f1 80 s|et',,'. ~ t'ff
te tae - .,f L.Aff1'a y, e. 0yD.hss'.z vg'".iN'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

In tho United States Circuit Court at Philadelphia yes
erdGy judge Grcr and Kane granted special injunc-
ton Ggaina saac Brown and others restraining them from
infringing the Woodwork planning machine patent in the
District Of Remington