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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-22

EVANSVILLE LUMBER YARD.
L hESPECIFULLY INFORM the Citizens of Evans
vile and vicinity that have taken the large lot
corner OF seventh and Main streets, North Canal
upon wheh am now piing large stock of White Pine
Lumber and Shingles embracing all the different kinds
and quies usually kepiin the lumber Yards of Louis
VILE and Cincinnati. - 1855
respectfully invite persons intending To bui,d and
mechanics generally to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. ~
hope with suitable stock and close attention IN hus;
ness to receive liberal portion of public patronage
JOHN r. GLOVER
n. BHaving to leave the city shortly to superintend
the delivery of further additions stock refer for
prices. &c, to my brother, GEO. w. GLOVER ESQ
jan2slyd&w j.. G.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-22
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
so ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwarding
III OF Sc.

70 Es
MOGRID & McFAUL,
.(iate Twieheil * Mogridge,)
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PINE STREETS
CONSlGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
~ our prompt and personal attention. and hoera
adUdHees will be given when required Copsignments
or Bills OF Lading in hand. !,
Orders for the Purchase Of Lead, Grain, Temp anu
other Produce will be filed al the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding Of Merchandise anu
Produce will with especial and dispatch ne
lowest of freight will always be procured anu e
avoided
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-22

OO SACKS Of Bran and Shorts just received and
lVO for sale at Is cents pei bushei delivered,
feb22 COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-22
NEW YORK.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

MYERS KNISEiY, Gate Myers. snydan & Knise-
wi ly looking the interest of their patrons well
as TO their own have adopted tho popular Trade"
selling goods entirely for CASH. Every business
knows that where goods sold for they
can be afforded much cheaper than where a general
credit business is done therefore hope that al
old friends and the trade ger orally will call and give
go looE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-22

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-22

NEW ORLEANS sUGAR--l0 hhds fair just receiv
IN ed and for sale by S. Z. GILBERT e. CO..
feb9 Sycamore near Water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
TIE EPIDEMIC AT THE SOUTH.

Our dates by mail from New Orleans are to the 23d inst
In that city the mortality from yellow fever created no ex
element and the Board of Health had agreed to suspend
their daily reports at the close of the week The weather
Cd the 22d was remarkable cool. The PtciyeRe says
Winter clothes were by no means Dc fr0P-ndeel tey
were necessary and population assumed suddenly
very grave and dgnfed aspect consequent on the
change from flowing white and other tinted loose linen
garments TO suits Of sober brown and black"
At Natchez there had been $40 deaths up t. the 2ls
inst commencing July 49, The Howard Association oil
New Orleans have sent TO various places on the river
physicians and Quite deputaon passed up on
The Southern Belle for Grand Gulf Rodney, &c The
quarantine OF goods at Nachez had been rescinded
Ar Jackson Miss several cases OF yellow fever had
oa;nstsJ Many families had le and others were pre-
pairing to leave and the physicians thought that II the
disease had already assumed the form of an epidemic
Il would vet prevail
AZ Ynzoo ne Democra, says The yellow fever has
become an epidemic in this place aud is doing Ia work OF
devastation all around u.s. On Monday night We had thee
deaths There three deaths on Sunday night also
Their. are many others sick OF whom we learn are
improving The disease IL proving very fatal There are
some thirty in town The authorities
of the town are burning and spreading lime all over
the city fact doing all in their power stay it, ravsge
Nearly all the families have left town
AT Grand Gulf the 10TH - were SICK ana mere maj
been 90 or 50 deaths Many had died lof want ." Sood
nursing All the stores were closed 90 "a
Al Tor Gibson there had been A. deaths, with about 20
new daily -.
yiTulence.
Al Baton Rouge a cases of death from fever we're re-
ported up 10 the list
Az Plaquemine the disease Ices violent and would
probably soOn die ont.
Az OpeIousas majority Of the citizens flying To
pcruments away from the town because Of the violence
OF the fever al Washington in the same parish.
Al yicksburg The Wig OF the Goth says; The Sex
tons report shows dimnution or abatement Of the
disease The dread pestienee still hoyers and en-
yeots our city in gloom Business il perfectly sagnaut
land nothing thought Of talked Of scarcely but
1.-The condition OF the sick and the means Of aeyatng
the distress which the terrible scourge has inflicted upon
us" -
AT Point Coupe Fayette, Lake Providence, Warren
ton Woodvile sc accounts show d trcssing state IT
disease and death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
THE EUROPEAN CONTEST.

There can no longer be doubt, We think Of what
the Russian AutOcrat means in his present assault
Turkey Tie has now blsakly rejected the only terms
Of settlement to which the Turkish Government and
people could possibly be brought 10 agree and that in
a manner which would seem 70 preclude further nego
tation Had this rejection been accompanied by any
statement Of reasons new proposals an oppor
tunity for additional mediation would have been
opened to the pacifying powers They might then
have argued the case, or suggested terms aud
new forms of language more agreeable TO both Musco
yite and Mosem But this il seems he has not done
his rejection is naughty, unconditional uneompromis
ing shutting every decent against the attempt
to peaceahy end the controversy On the other hand
the reports unanimous in representing the exaspe
ration of the Turks as almost uncomfortable; some
thing Of the fanatic ardcr of their ancestors burns
again in the natisn hong score Of insults is to be
wiped out long epoch Of weakness and degenerscy
obliterated-the crescent long BUNDLED, must again
drive the cross before il in defeat while their fatalis
tic reliance on what they call the will of Heaven,
ders them Indifferent; TO all odds and circumstances
katwould make more civilized people long hesitate
before plunsng into Such is the general state Of
feeling smong them but il is in the religious and the
fighting esssesthe inspiring soul and the executive
hand of Turkish policy-that the enthusiasm for at
isekre the Russians is most powerful. The priest
hood and the sedery vie with eseh other in their war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
rup pnocaEss OF IDEAS.

The admission yesterday OF the representatives, o.
church of eolored persons seats in the Protestant
Episcopal Convention, is fact as credabie 70 the re-
Igion AID humanity Of that respectable oody as
is was unexpected BY tie public st. PhhP ;
Church, in Centre-st., in this City composed Of
rersous Of color, was organized many years ago nc
eordpe 70 the eanons of this denomination and las al
nav. maintained the character of orderly, zealoGs
and every way worthy body Of Processing Christians.
About 1916 fnGng that the! had few or no friends
an Ong their Christian brethren OF lighter complexion
NJ Jotu Jaw undertook their cause IN the Diocesan
Conveniion. He presented the credentials Of their
delegates and advocated their admission. Tie VOTE
however. was decidedly adverse to the proposition
Next yesr he renewed the motion, aud the next AMI
The next but always with no better success Tie op
rousnts Of the measure visited him with the eFerct de-
uupestious and even went far TO expunge from the
Journal Of tie Convention by deliberate vote al aIl-
siens to UT joys uotioas- Last year. HE proposition
70 recognize no ditnetoD Of eass color in follow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

The most essential portion of Secretary MaRcY's
reply to the Austrian protest the Koszts adar is
civ en- to our readers this morning That il must be
document of great ability is matter of course, AMI is
fully demonstrated by the extract We now publish
Austria is singularly unfortunate in the American
statesman with whom she comes in contact We shall
pul sh the letter entire in editions of this evening
aud tomorrow morning. We think il will be received
with great satisfaction by the public in Europe as well
as America Its length is no, surprising in view Of the
great Importance of the points il elucidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

shin with churches rssed crest breeze and after an
angry debste was rsArd Ous Of order, with not more
than dozen voices in its favor. In consequence Of
this violent opposition. and the paramount IN
terest manif. sted to select Bishop, hr. Jays
proposal to admit the Dele<s.es from It PhhiPs
was we believe, then Voluntarily withdraw suose-
auen,lv. however, at the same sSsson he PROPOSED
an amendment 70 one Of the referring 70 the
sane subject bat. strange to say, not word OF tins
proposal. ar Of st. Philips. or % the debates
or votes arising therefrom can be found IN the official
Journal OF the Convention. 4 new hgh however,
seems dswning After patiently standing st the door
of the Convention for years more, the Epsco-
palan fock in Centre-st have the grat6cace OF see
ing their chosen representative admitted. The vote
in their favor was remarkably large and seems to ndi
cate that in practice az least Mr. Jays often rejected
amendment has been adopted. Upon the recognition
and admission OF 81 Philips, the Clergy gave l3' Ayes
to Is Nays and the lay 20 Ayes, to 30 Nays making
a clear majority of l6l out Of PSI votes. This Is
gratifying evidence of the progress of liberal and truly
Christian feeling, on which we heartily onyratuate
tie members of the Convention and othe Church they
represent And the advocate OF unpopular truth may
well take new heart from the success OF Mr. Jay in
case which seemed so hopeless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Oct.
The New. YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following

contains the following:
RDITORIALs: Sof Resolutions; The Hot End Of the
cusson; 10 hose Who Need Railroads; The Grand Jury
British and Slavery Disgusting E1hbi0ns The Ada
mAntine Rails The COiOrtd National Convention Vernon
Politics and Temperance
IIrOLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: From Massachusetts,; New
Maine; vermont; Maryland: Pens Sania; Onio
Come ctiout Also ss the Members Of
tbt XXhIId CoDEos.
III NEW PUBLICATIONS: Reviews Of "a Visit Europe in
1854" By Prof Benjamin Silman and Lorenzo BenOni
or tsssres In the Life Of an Italian"
" CONs1 AN1INOPLE; It's Chsactesiics Population Gov
Def nses
vTHE KOsZTA AFFAIR Testimonial 10 Capt Ingnh.m-
Grand demonstration at Metropolitan Hsl-speech of John
VI THE CUBA QUESTION Letter from Mr. Everett to Lord
John Russell
VII UNIV ERsALIsT GENERAL CONVENTION: Report of a
Meeting held at Columbus, Ohio
VIII THE ALPS An Interesting letter by Harriet Beecher stowe
TX REVIEW OF 1HE WEEK: Giving in condemned and
the important that
CURED n the United States Europe and Australia
CALIFORNIA Two Weeks later intelligence BY the steamer
Northern Light
XII MFXICO: sdnts Anna-his Ministers and Measures
XII COSTA RIGA Gold Disco, cries; Agriculture; Earthquake
Kill AORICJ LTURE NewYork State Fair From Re-
Tortr
XIV HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION Address Of Rev Z. II
CLspin.
XIV AIRIAGEs and DEATHS
XVI. REVIEW or THE MARKETS; Reports of the Stock
Grain Provision Cattle and Lumber Markets Very fully
and specially reported for The Tribune.
Single copies wsppe be obtained at the desf In the
Counting Room this morning Price, Ct cepts
copy for 50 three copies I'D
FIVE COPIES sS copies S12 so twenty copies ito one cd
dress 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

On Friday last there appeared in The Tribune letter
fr,m Albany signed Justice commenting on certain
statements made by writer IN TIE NerI0os T@s with
regard to the mansgtm, mt Of the Central Railroad Jus
tee warmly sssa,d hut DID not name that writer accu
sing him OF being sc:uaied by personal motives Mr.
George Barnes Of syracuse has written to say that he
i. the poron sssaed by justice and that the charges Of
the latter are caumnous he Is ready to prove whenever
he shall be fairly met By who VIII write or speak in
his own namc and bring ACQUISITIONS under cover Of an
anon mous signature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT TEMPERANCE AND CRY
RyyoRs CsNDID,rE-Last evening Convention of Dele
gates fm the First Second Third Fourth Fifth and sixth
Wards met the Hydrophaic Institute No Is Laigh st.
and unanimously nominated Clark D. Wheeler as cand
date for the Senate Of this State In accepting the nomins
ton Mr. Wheeler returned his thanks for the honor confer
red upon him and said tina, having been total abstinence
man through life he felt sure that his friends would place
confidence in his fidelity should he be elected The Con
vention then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

THE METH ASNUAL FAM Al WHITE PLANS, Y
There was large of people assembled at the
Fair yesterday The show OF Cattle was fine and that Of
Plants and Flowers beautiful. The assembloge wss ad
dressed by Horace Greeley and DR. Underhl To day the
Flowing and spading match will take place was post
poned from yesterday n consequence of tho cold wind
blowing which was considered as rather against IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
WING CONVENTION IN wEsTCHEsTER
,denee Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
WHITE PLAINS, Thursday Sept. %, 1853
The Wings of the lid Assembly District OF West
chester County held a Convention to-day at White
Plains for the purpose Of nominating Delegates to rep
resent the District in the Wing State, Judicial aud
Senatorial Conventions this fall Lewis c. Plat, of
White Plains, was appointed State Delegate Fred'k
A. Coe, of Yonkers, was appointed Judicial Delegate.
The lid District has followed in the wake OF the lst
and elected Senatorial Delegates favorable to the nom-
nation of VIM H. Robertson, Esq, of Bedford, in this
county for State Senator. In haste, Nc. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

Killing the whole inset mob -
tY Central Depot for LYONS (PolsonIcss) hAG-
rE1c Powpsns and LYoss for destroying rats aud "es
No ~ roadway ---
u FowLERs & WELLS, PhrenOlOg.sts and Publish
era Union Hall NO I5l Eassaa<-, hewfork.
READERS OF The TEIBUNE.-We respectfully eau
,our stton edveTiis ent in this payer he dsd on
tire DAYS No better opportunity was ever oHefea 70 se
country only si5 Apply immediately 10 Ohs
WooD, No as frosdVsy
CBIsIABoRO ExCEIsIOR HAIR DYE-Ihs 10 not an
sttiee viii purchaser required take az venture to be tse
H. dsous roe home. The value OF NE article Ro'sn
eerp,D before Is expected 70 hus H. rne Dyeh
ybis y al piled G. No. Asor Holse wnere
made retail Also to be bad at TIE pncps
stores IN The city
rY The sale of Lots at Marpetb, only u miles from
sbur Ferr,s will continued SATURDAY next the
Of October at II O'Clock. on the ground.
m Be In waiting from TO u o'clock al he rerIies 20
take ptnies out and briug then back amer the sale
The sale y the finest OF the property irving
ruhsse Of choice opportunity Of supplying themselves
without ceay.
Free tickets can obtained the Office Of H. ScoLAY the
Apctioneer No ~ Wals from agent at the ferries
s. ~ PETTENGILL q Co, No. ~ Nassau-st., are
Aepts for Newspapers in the United States and Csnada
do their dverising through
will sey merchants that they have facilities unsur
passed better and cheaper than they IAN them
selves Cell md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
BERMUDA
Ra,sse, Of the yellow Fevsr-Desib OF the Gov

InferTncnt- We
fever

sTnOT.
We have received Bermuda papers TO tn slst Inst There
+ no new. except that the Yellow Fever had Committed
serious ravsger though at the Las, accounts was aPpsf
emily subsd;ng Col George Phinposts Acting Governor
Of the Colony died on the 18th OF tie epidemic He came
10 the Island in May at
Colonel Robe on the death Of Gov. p became Com
mander Of the forces and eoufornaby With the Queen
direction the governments OF the Colony deyoYef on CoL
bur on Monday before that gallant officer could be in
aled into the government he taken down with the
fever which OF prevented the n.eesry oatns Of
Office from being administered 70 hin Not having been
sworn a the reins Of government did not pass into hs
hand. Col Robe TINS being H. the temporary Command
Of the forces devolved the officer nsu IN seniority
Major Oakley. 18th Regiment Bot daring tho niznf ma
r oakoy km.sIf was attacked with the fever ami this
eirermstsnce ha. barred hs assumng the sdmnis.-i m
Of the government even ii h. eoa3 gmately have done
60 while Col Robe wa present ibe ofhcsr next N p
MARTY 4 MAJOR Byles also Of the sth r. ncnL who, In
conseauenee 81 Major Oakley sickness, hs become ten
uorarfiy inve ted With thu command OF the troop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

The workingmen of Massachusetts, met in Conven-
ton Yesterday to consider measures TO enact and en-
force Ten Hour law and other matters important to
the lnhnIing classes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

BESETrs OF RAILROADS TO F,RxERs.-The Freehold
and Jamesburg j. Railroad is transporting large guam
titles of mari from the pits in Monmouth County to the int
ror of the State greatly the benefit Of the farmers We
are very glad to see somebody benefited by NewJersey
Railrnads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

In consequence of heavy storm in New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia our Geographic communion with
Halifax is interrupted, We shallprobably hear Of the
America at Boston to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No be taken Of Communications Whafeve
intended for insertion be authenticated by the name al
address the necessarily publication out ~
guarantee Of his sOod faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

Nrunrrn,,x. Wedne.dnv

NEw-ORL.,Ss, wednesday sept. -. 1879
Tie number Of deaihs during the - hours ending Tbs
morning was 29-inoluding "a from yellow fever.
MOBILE, Wednesday, Sept p. 1888
Inferrnons Yesterday Ii-of which were from yellow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. 4
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL

Speasi Dssai.$ . Tss \. Y ry's~se.
WAsHrsGroS Thursday. Sept - fsss
The President Il quite indiposd oday. sud couiad
to bis room.
The Erfra I-nicn. containing Hasomsna's dsps.x&
Msrcys response and edosl comments sent By he
clock trs;n to Northern paPen
Those who have read Many's rpiy prcnoHns- q uss
terry document sunihiaiing the Ninssr Of HIS hnpsrA
Roysl Apostolic M,jes'y. Qss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

wanting The 7rne Left their residence places
business please their addresses the Publication Once
through the Post oce Price H cents wsek-Psya
Bile o Carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
Aerp'llprk uailp Gribune.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1853.

~ Fifteenth Ward.-GEORGE CHOWN will hereafter
paper the Feeuth Ward route Persons Wishing The
Tribune their residences and early will pease hand
their Mr. c. send them TO BY post OF other
wise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

BUSTING = s,IfL FIriss-The Postsaes,er- GeRerzl
bas sruored Mrs sissn " Banting posnistsss A. Cot
isse AonfgcndIy County, Md VICE Chser errains De
CT sed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

Ts Bossoa Pot s.aies that the (oei who attempted 20
III al a "poetca license or verse. of -Iirit was in.
fomed by the ita and ~ the Maine Law be mast
plodrec the license "a eoUt Pos heisg rnahis 20 "a "
he dc,rmr N. "eRv' .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
SAVING nj ACmINrs-C ARn mo- TmE PunLIC.-I per

eeye that Flas Howe advertising himself paentee Of the
Original Sewing Machine and claiming that all who machines
hayin with the point Response
Me 10 him. contradict Howe the
original paientee John Gcenoash and George X Coss each
lad patent on Sewing Machine before Howe Obtained his patent
she the Patent Office show Eowe not the original and
s OF tho machine which he Obtained bis patent lie
a needle wi the the point lie not
,he original of hc combination Of the yeoped needle
spd The shute making stitch with threads
These things which form the essential bass OF All
sewing Machines Es; Invented by me- and were eooha
Machines which ured snd extensively
xhed both NowYok snd Baltimore more than 10 years be-
fore Hopt's pss mt srenicd . al,
Ny other person than myself could havea valid
upon the eyepoed needle and shuttle any oobnao
them The OF these facts abundant aud conclusive
have taken adverse woad permit
enioee rights Sy applying patent foI original my en.
lion. am BY law entitled add In due no doubt wt ger
n. Ia that Howes license will be protection against
cAs end shall then ssk and insist eusf
nom oil who my invnon All who feel an iners N tn so
ci by calling receive the most A
the fIst and original OF the sowing Maehine
WALLER HUM. No li5 Charlesst- ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

Nssss Hish TaIs DsT tFrasTJ By ALsrsT scot.Y Ase
op.er c'coek MsrchertS ExchsoE ra k@s1f pro-
rsT, bou BTeOzere and portion q c1sesrd
b fr5f The osion per city bs4ltay
"a rrsss ed The sverss al % b. OF ned mi
Of and VIII D. ORB
Of k-de IN. flshinK heifo11 sea
r teus I'D u-der rotact b 1sed ~ the G
ofDreps.rrsIt horry rans whch vii - feiss
viii Tercfr here 9aiss
the dis.s line CT the rsod fas to
uou Ctvr City Wsustargh pased r.sol7on tEi2s
trnscr RairDe1 Company trne their car. E ,11h a
div wbicb Of persons d NJ brsHee
city gspYork hs eo1ar-E:ioa ~ railroad WI pfon..y
not srcfef 81 Ter which rrcs les hsa an E
Thar to e1ceBs n Inc q oIant nf En pss-es
raiDutes III dsy Tree LOS vii b u m 80
title tncsI u:ebe o. which yrinfsd sssrrse ~, p
every purchaser fee Of srf esnt o. re a. pei
esr remain lend and raoesge for shres "a hss ali ,r
with the pieEe Of Psyne o. a. aay ei. 70 guard
T.ptse vii b gwen. suDz nu1fe 49, = a.
sssrst The srckn Of tuisiDr q an r. "a s,r
Ssr 70 sseure rspectsbie vltse Ihas ~ .esen-
r.rrnspfu mpso IN o. Th ss ~ IN 5,fieasr,
ion For lfiorsPtlc nnsIs ies. PEI VEL W. " ~
srrly 10 the ADeiioJeer NC ~ "e4'se
WrsT FIUsuJy0-We see from our advertising cor
- -, IN, ropczs beautiful village o. W IN
si,s nofIef on snciber auction sale y A ~.
:, sdsT the and lh OF Octobef az ~ ~
rre,sd ell who are aoogi % pafeas pr
sea~ht 70
h. sore Look compare ana jog ~
syfks who urchEse viii have the tn DsneSt o. ms
$3.50. ~. value the prOpsry consequent On lne
- ~ s ,ro Ia Tro-ress Free tcks 70 '.S nS
Snd, can s. had the BAKER ELLIOTT NO V MAJ
at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
-srMING MAcmyrs-From ther iirst Introduction

SfWING MACHINrs.-FTom THEFT nIsV IHtIVuuVt'uu
tue notice Until now SxoeRs SEWING NAeRSEs have Il All
manssned rustch,d reputation io Peeton ~ every
branch Of sewing Numsous mrons-co Pne'py lS"
tAs Dovn Ensi region spurious thiags come ron
crowded npon market bat slight nqaiy Wal say al
po interested ha, SNerKs Machines only capable OF doing
pe Of work ought he done These Machines are al
Wsys exhibited and sold at the once, No 80 broadway -