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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-15

I7-There is a very commendable custom obsery-
ed III Siberia, which it would be we'll to adopt in
America, but which, we fear. would meet with de-
cided opposition from most OF our modern Ameri-
can ladies'. In Siberia, every young bride, on her
arriving at her husbands house, must invite guests
repast is considered test of the education she has
received at her parents house. Shame and dis
grace are the consequence should she be found
deficient on such an occasion; and shame, also, to
the parents who did not attend TO this essential
branch of her education. Whereas, her success
in gratifying her guests is taken as proof, not on
ly OF the woman's own excellence, but also as no
small recommendation to her own family, among
whom she must have have had SO good an example,
and received such excellent instruction. ts,l. Is,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-15

ApvsNcE IN COPPER. "A letter from Vivian md
Sons, under date of London, 18th February. an
notlnce that Copper had that day advanced one
penny per pound-the present price for copper
being 16d. perlb, andfor yellow metal IS. Per lib.
Boston letter of the 18th instant accompanying
the aboyessass-aeop per.Rasa extensively
atthe above rates. Sheathing copper, which pre-
yious to the receipt of the arrival of the adyces
per Baltic, had reached 80 cehls must now adj
vance sill further.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-15
LETTER TO PRESIDENT rILLMoRE.

... ..'a.. WASHINGTON, March 3, 1853.
SiR:-As our connection with you is about to
terminate, we cannot forbear TO give utterance to
the feelings Of unmingled satisfaction with which
we look back upon official and personal inter
course. We have witnessed with admiration, your
untri.rg devotion to the public service, and your
patience and assduity in the discharge OF The in
ceSsant and laborious duties of your office. Near
observati"nhas afforded us lnnumerabley proofs OF
the enlightened and comprehensive regard for the
best interests of the whole Onion, which you have
brought TO the execution of the high trust which
devulved upon you under ciIcums noes of pecu-
liar embarrassment. For the fidelity to its best in
tereSts, which you have manifested, the country
we believe, will yet withone voice, do you ample
justice. r-- \, - stft
We have the greatest pleasure in adding, that
the unbroken harmony which has prevailed in your
Cabinet and between youISefund all ITS members
has greatly facilitated the performance of our ar
duous laborS.
With our united best wishes that Your health
may be preserved, and that the country may long
have the benefit of your patriotism, experience and
high intelligence, remain, dear sir your sincere
friends. EDWARD EVERETT, l7
THOMAS CORWIN,
...... - y. II. H. STUART
G. NJ. CONRAD,
J. P. KENNEDY, a..
1 ]. j. CRITTENDEN 81.
ar.ss. S. d. HUBBARD.
10 his Excelency. MILLARD F.LLMoRE
l-.,i. President of tie United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-15

PnrLApELrHrA AND BALTIMORE CEsrRAL RAN
RoAD.-We learn from the Bel-Air Gazette, that
this road is now being surveyed by Capt. Seyburg
and his efficient corps through Hartford comfy
They commenced al the mouth of Ephraim Hop
kins' branch, taking atlirect course 10 Baltimore
passing about half mile south of Dublin-thence
10 Sandy Hook about half mile south of that
place; aid then taking the valley near Trimble's
saw mill and to the north of Hickory village. The
ronte is said to be far entirely practicable, there
being no unreasonable difficulties to over come.
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PERFECT JET BLACK, d att Z
4ss...g.., WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale by KELLs D. CALp
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by WSI. r. MCKEE. VI
To uoters OF the third District in Virginia. for elect
ing COm'nisSiomer of The Board of Ptt6Iic Works
Gennenen,-Sincc declining again for Congress
have, unexpectedly received solicitations from various
parts OF tho third District become candidate for the
Board Of Public Works II you think can be of service
to you in this position, you liberty to
whatever of ability may PROMOTE In that con
'ncction, the best interests OF my ia tive State.
tt .'..I Most Respectfully,
.f.t. J. NJ II. BEALE.
House Of Representatives., FEB. II, 1853.
REMOVAL
HAVE removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO the four story brick building,
No. III, Main Street, -.t
west side, between Monroe and Unou Streets where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock. direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my Cd friends andc
to call and examine. r.a... ,.....r
Geb4 wM. 7. SELBY
u1'J g. MteaJ will be found at the above establish.
nIent where he awaits his old friends. ~ = i. D. r.
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THIS Dye is WARRANTED If according to directions
to change the hair from any other color to beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK, fatf4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-15

you are tronblea with cough; pain the breast or
any affection OF the Lungs-Use 6rcntlingtr's Com
pound Syrup of Boneset.
II you arc afflicted vita Rheumatism, have received
bruises or sprajns hands bitten
or chapped-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle LiR-
Should you be affected with Scrofe, or any disease
arising from impurity hood or the injudeiOus
OF mercury, by all means w Brentihgers PIt EI
tract OF ;arsarariIla and undelion. II F7EI-.t
These remedies b:cn tried by hundreds and in al
cases have given satisfactory evidence their spor
efficacy over every other medicine in the these
complaints, for which they arc Recommended q
To be had at
r- BRENTLINGER d ARMSTRoNG'S
ApOtheeary, Monroe street. adjoining the McLme House.
dec2i'5o ..
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE Partnership heretofore SuhSsting betwseRtEe
iersigned, under the firm OF Warden d Edwards
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. jacob
Warden has sold his intel est to James W. wardea Al
persons indebted TO said late firm requested TO settle
and ADJUST their debts with Jacob n. Warden.
Wheeling, December i. 1852.
decf-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS, il.
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INSURANCE.

lwHtcH WAS ALL fAiD IN ASDSHCuRED.1
VIII take Risks all descriptions Property tddAger OF
loss, either Land II Water.
THIS is OF the oldest established Companes In tIc
United States having been in existence 20 years
lEIhs Company has always met its losses promptly anI
has never had lawsuit during the whole time
Since its establishment has paid losses to the
amount OF nearly 80 =
nH S1,OOO,OOO!
we would refer all who interested in matter OF
Insurance. TO all the leading chants I!aukeTs and M
essonal men OF the city of Rchnond and Henry List
and John Thompson and the Rev. j. d. McCabe, this
city. - ~. =, :.
~ PLEASANTs, President.
H Tnos NJ ALrRIEND Secretary.
DORSEY d. ARTHUR.
4 gents for the above Co, in Wheeling and vicinity
OFFICE: No 90 Mai,i4strect n IvIo Em1 4.
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Price, 90 cents bottle For sale by KELLs d CALD.
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by wM. r. MCKEE. .ar.
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REPLY OF PRESIDENT FILLMORE.

10 his Excellency. WILLARD FILLMORE,
President of TIE United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

In this symbolic representation of the final triumph
Of the Gospel there are several instructive particulars
TO be noticed
In tie frs place, the seat Of this triumph is placed
here on the Earth and lot in the Skies The Apostle sees
the New Jerusaem coming down from God out OF heay-
en-we DO not 20 it, it comes to next: tits to exist
rot only in tie hearts and minds ofmen but also IN their
sbode-to be holy city, adorned as bride for her
husband = again. il is not triumph which excludes
carefully the riches and spendors of the word-but
rather one which is decorated with every precious
thing that is Dug from the mine, or found in the treas
uries fkes moreover is not exclusive but all well
coups-hc gates open toward the North and the South
n, Fof, and he Wet And there is no bnddance IN
reaching ON for there wss 10 sea The aepaFss
ing oceans are dried up that all nations may find an unn
pedd path to ii. holy city again there Is no temple III Il
fr is all q temple rs whole business IL worship rs
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Eeeal Nollres.


CORPORATION NOTICE for the REDEMPTION
~ Of LANDS end TENEMENIs sold for TAXES aud CROfOS
ssec and persons thcriss Lands sni
o n 1ne & 's ih9 & sSd 1d Ds G 81
and forthe axes the year 1872 e mat dets @ o.
be found The Esenps Post daily n "spsPsI printed and
The lands and cold and not the slao mt ana
The tim Of yeer for wyeb he we're sptSVd so, t
detailed stemeuts can be had BY apply to tho
fee' October 1855 o5 2aw5wF'dsTu
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the g Of SY T e. cI H'lsE se % % i CIV 1'i
ke~Yos decta,d he sam with vouchers there9t 20
ri lawsmTr@
In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
@ s Of NsTH N RGsf 5S s. of d CIV i Of Hs
YoIt nemsD cecss'd to present .,e ss1 WIN in te
Ciy Of NewYorE on before wentyssvenh day Of April
Dstca NewYOrs the An dsy Of QeoosI ~ r,,,
IIrFFT MATHEWS Proctor for ESecioT No 81 Wallet
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF the
n Of 9oes b sysn 70 al Of Po assqs
'he sttte Of New mTsbe deceased pre-; Mt the s8e win
No 4 WALTZ in The C on OF before ' 5th day Of
Ag P5'd Ne"0 'hf G % oS Executor
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
VIII an SG' vis Of Se
YORK bUchr eeeed 20 present the same T9 VOUCHERS ~ 5eoi
day April uextDsed New York the syeneeeh day OF Otto
' 6 las "a enru d6fSBY KipP AI'iNA E'e'uo
I'm PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate of the
cams sg .s:S Of TzfkI SoMANS eye Of 9c
% At h ld ,1' i' S f %r Sn and
New-York, the Eth day ofseptcubeI Ia53 -
so27 lswCmTus THADDEUs BELL HAe'u'0'
In PURSUANCE OF an order 0! the Surrogate of the
Of NewYors notice hereby 10 all persons having
the
stiarbois a store III Cau in the City Of NswYok
On en-. sl Ie ~ h1 1eS s S Tos MRAR ,ma,rat
az law 6mIu MARGARET MGR " Admins ratrs
IN PURs UANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
Co. Dy Of n sps6 5s's sH to ely 81 OF
present the same with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
Yok the fOarsn,h day Of Japga D''ed New
YGI1 the ta Gay July 1853 s0StPh nE WSSG1ogF
n OTICE-That John T. Herd, Henry Guernsey
~ Cartson end Edwe'd Rot .e lately formed
s ~ o 5t HfED &C. in tS~ bun Of T"naas
lire sagcs ornibnses from CoenP aud o1hr stree T.
en- Thai by The copartners debts sh be
cd to ind make cid liable for The thereof
without The written consent Of each aud every one OF me sooyo
pcos obtained AID that al fhc signatures ara
order direct the contraction Of any debts i9r o, on
couhsci,d s,spt to The terms Of said partnership
NEW-YORK SUPERIOR COURT.-HENRY NJ.
II oREENk and ALBERT Z DASiEi,S as2n't TaodA =
JOHN MCINTOSH, HENRY ROBINSON and VILLA J.
Tor 9fsf c1 se Mr. r'd eo 90 a
HENDERSON and JAMES MCINTOSH You are hereby
o de- eS of tSe cst Of the Sup ro cour OF he Cay
NewYork the 2h d Of oober Sl aud TO serve eoPy o.
30 50 Wiisns, in tity OF New YORK .tan twenty DAYS
,er the service Of ibis summons on you Of 10, ay OF
time aforesaid The plaintiffs in The eton viii sppy to tie CoG hf
leT Il5S. DILLON a oGoRMAN, Plsiatas Atorness
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Waier Gnrf.
meNiral.
A 7 FIRST, the properties attributed to Professor

A 7 FIRST, the properties attributed to Professor
N MORsES INNIGORATINU ELIXIR and CORDIAL
detred 1be public oen deceived could believe the
upe sublime truths announced By the ecoyercr But c
dOub Inereduty
Ly NOS Of testimony, which perfectly irresistible. The EirI
rued all the aeplorsble evi arsng from misuse OF
sbuss wbsh make se wonderful machine
sd man Il fill vieor delicate function cnnested
b that Of matter and mind
life
- nj 10 vital Il j. ocsDulsn
,s, eBerv which 10 the proper enjoys ent Of All
81, well Of the higher mental attributes ls
either
,b, r the sns wife sles enerysed youth the overwcrn
,,,n ri victim depression the individual
tom rererel debiy from the Of single
s, viii eli immediate and permanent relief from the ns- OF
rnovefor To those who have aDredisPoso1
r-ays will prove complete and unins safeguard a7.ns'
hs Yhc sGoy There perhaps who have 20 TRIED
f%eseps Let rot even those despair The Elixir deal, with
80 he Ssoser f rebuild the broken constitution.
Cordial c01rfeetec
h e nnrnepled persons In future all the genuine CoTaia
tbe uopeOs fac ml pasted the cox Of each bot
lie and ths following words blown in the sss Dr. MsEsss Ia
s;.o1stn, CsTdisls G. II. RING. Proprietor.
No. le2 Broadway, Nsw-YOrk
DJCKFNS on BEARDS-(See Household Words
d. octobeI Now II YOU Whhkcr Mustsehes to Keep
a. OF Of vclr b1o1L btauy face and they won't
M use nv Ongutpt Il will force the Beard 70 strong
and thck IN weeks and won't stain OF inuIe the ssa per
iottle-fent part Of the country L. o. ORAHAh no u
Irt-st: Mn HAYS No ls5 FuliOnst Brooklyn.
TOR the PILES-Dr UPHAMs ELECTUARY,
(su internal TeIaedy fo this estressinz con-
Isiut For lOnhirg record &C. ram
piles Of the Proprietor al bis Medical once Or
and sdyce In all dsess No 81 fhst ID door oa
BoweIy betwes BoweTy and Broadway
CANDv SYRUP of HOARHOUND and VEGETA-
- BILE EXPECTORANTS-l IS sHd 81 centsA delightful
md Gu remedy COughs Colds Consumption sod whole
sale retail the SGndss Mammoth Drug store NO IL Jam @
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that shall apparel his once mar.ed and naked limbs
Thanks 10 tie enterprise and art that lied that crystal
crown TO symbolze the treble unity Of VIII; Of
man with nature and Of man with God! The nations meet
beneath its canopy Nature pays her obossaaco 70 man
and man Owls his gratitude to Nature in that splendid
audience ehambsr Christ stands around hs al! s-tles
breaches bis gospel in ell language eye and car bind
end deaf-n bic parable and woven PIeee Win ron
tongue and silver tones and best Of all God looks In
through the all transparent temple Of labor and oeses
the throngng tribes that unconseonsly worship their Crea
and sovereign at the altar OF Art and INDUSTRY IN ne
hsany Of wonder, delight aud gratitude
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and saw heaven and earth for the hs heaven
and TIC passed away sni there was no more sea
A. John v TIL holy cry New Jerus eu coming down tr1n
Cd OF ode adorned 10 her husband Aud
load DICE Out heaven. sAying Beho. IA t5rnacls OF
&C. i. " IA a, sc Ara "a. carried away "a the spur
~ ~ liah mountain sho@ cd NE -; sFea city Tie aoy
,u Gt su o.t heaven from God having tie so-y o.
God md l., h Ike unto ssono most lcoS even AAe
ci.ar a. cr,.tl. and the street Of the civ wa
u p. 10 d. ss u were s And SAW temple tlefeia
m d, Lore od Almighty aud The Lamb ar The temple Oi Il
he ton which saysd bai wax Ia te gAt % *
the he rerth Go hrug their goy aud honor az,
Chap.
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GESERAL JAN DELvERY--All the prisoners 10 our jail
five in number, made their escape on Monday evening
lat When their supper was carried Ia 10 them about
dark they ell rushed ouhe boy and Mrs Gregory not
being able to shut the door on account Of their having
rscs broom stick inside the door that when the door
opered in falling down betwesnthe door and cacment Il
could not be closed. The alarm INN edatsy given
end every effort made TO recapture them. In about two
hour after heir escape, Thomas j. Morrill, one of the
number came back 10 thea and gave himelfup tired Of
the fun The others were tracked 10 Little Valley and all
save one named Croker have since been retaken
tCa,t.ra gus Rep.
MORE DEAIHs FROM Poisonous CASDY-Two bright.
eyed little boys aged two and the other sbout Ave
yeaEs-sOus Il Ar Horton, Of Boson-died few days
since from eating candy which had been colored With
poi.Orour substance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

SERMON BY THE BISHOP OF CALIFORNIA.
Tie Rev DR. KIP, Of Albany, the newly elected Bishop
of California preached in the Free Church OF 81 John the
Evangelist Blocker st. Sunday evening The Church
was thonged It's utmost extent by deeply niereaed
congregation. The opening were read by the
Rev Dr. Cook the Pastor Of ST. Johns Bishop Boone,
Of China, read the lessons The Rev DR. Haey OF Grsce
Church, the prayers, &c.
Bishop Kip selected for his text
shall be dsy which snail be Known to the Lord not
day nht hut tshs pas taevsnins tins shall
Tie Rev gentleman commenced his discourse with
brilliant parallel between the rerioraon Of The Jewish
Church. fretod by the old Hebrew Prophet and the
Church OF Christ OF the New Jerusalem He then pro
ceeded to draw Illustrations Of bis text from the
which gave slike zest To the tale, the drama, and
the reality II tho future plainly laid open 70
view we should often shrink from the task winch
was assigned Ms But the all Poydenta care had clothed
the morning life with mantle Of mystery and endowed
the young traveller with high ASPIRATIONS, ani vgor to
achieve TIC INTO ascend the summit from whence MS soul
migL drink in the full spleDdors VI the West First the
toll and conflict and then the crown Thus with the
children Of Abraham for four centuries they toled be-
meath hard askmasters and for 40 years they wandered in
the wilderness but they reached the promised land a,
lsst. Thus il with the Christian The weary pill
grim travels through life, longing for the promised
land but douttng il his lines east in such pleasant
plsoesesrDg that bis Lord will deem him unworthy the
Of righteousness But there the evening,
when the obscured Of Divine Mercy shines out In AL
the etulgeLce Of Savors love- and then the fearful
traveller is at rect. Then IL bis bosom hlled with that
peace which passoth all UNDERSTANDING AMI trusting,
patient TINS
Of Immortality liz sickness, death when the bit
ter Of lie Gictionsin the loss of friends dear
heart stTngsbsye befallen and the sky Of future
dreGry and bleak how ofen does the cheering bow
-tmbem II hope-burst through the cloud and gu our
souls with heavenly tranquility!
Thus the Rev gentleman e.u dated his text by showing
.bshnd frDwDins Providence
Vie hides srni.ng faee"
lie concluded BY resret;ng thai there some whose
evening would bring igh.-whose future would have
no hope.
After the benedicton, and collection the congregation
dispersed
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Goal.

-,crAwANNk COAL--Furnace and steamer
a. s., fr sale by the Delaware and Hudson Canal Conps
" 40 and 81 70 per ross tun 81 Kondouf ana Tn I.i
ESssSd 81 New-YoIk. Apply at the Vnee Of oe O'"PN'
IN Hsll4t. NeV-YOTk
nrTSTON COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal CON
"a. h ureusred 20 furnish superior Wine n r,son Cos ~
"a clean and IN coed order suitable iq s t J..
"a Brooklyn The cOpany ssees aSs see e. 70 s
isps svsn 10 he deliver Of Coal oI domestic pu
s<z11 80 ~ DE Office corner Of Broadway and WALTZ
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dtcGmboGfs ano Railroads..

NV STEAMBOAT LINE for tho WEST, via
aMNhUkOH, and the NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
ssw and splendid steamer FRANCIS ShIDDY the Quest
vi tn TIE American waters Capt THOMAS y HULSE, will
ats r foot Of Chambers st. every day exceptns Snudsye
tstk NJ for Ncwbgrgh-thCre connecting With Expr
tNH -
ar iom Ncw-York 10 NewburEh.......... 50 cents.
ar nom New-lOfk 90 DunkIk...........b7 A. GEMS
tse Ron NeW-N0Is 10 iiaiao.........-..S % 80 cents
- tAiisl Passengers taxing this lne wall arrive ii BahslO
~ md other Western cities "tgh hours Ia advance" OF those
~, Peoples Line the evening For pass,ge or freight
hoard the Orces Of the Newiork and Ede RalfoSd
vi 'eci OF Duanest, and No. l9S brosd~ay
AVN FOOT Of PECK-SilP.-N November, 1853.
ylcv slury, Long branch Highland DOCK Ocean House,
ase1fioL. Mounts Dook STowns Dock Mtdietown, and
"A Tie and splendid steamer ALICE {. PRICE, Capt
teisy. viii leave foot VI Pecksp. East River. daily.
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REBORN and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
slres'tR ARRANGEMENT, 1874, com aeucius Novsrn-
k..ssos NV osk-Foi NeW.Esven- Accommodation a
SrfSl SneS ? The r trails y ENpIcsscs % stan
iicrTirg a. ~ stations beyond Express At A
y 49, mesa N. trri uops e ,faa'ort aad butS'-
htS,,I q s;auofe Nowslk nd eli sfatous beyond T.
u -, tef =. N a. Stsuf.ri ard bridgeport
p ~ -.ts and Nofwat Special Acc orr,osou trsns ~
- aslSP n fsT por Chester snd ~ ace n ~ Nor
asass =, f'tiora Springfield " At
- s'' River and Vernon, Railroad AID MoniiealEl
.sion trsns Of The New Raven, Harti5rc, ana
ttlp.1s!,o&t-Ati2 NJ
u setead-AtaA NJ xn5r2M
"a Nsrtea 80 Ne~-Loncoa hsroad-Af 4. N. 70 Nsw
~ a. ~ Soangon AID Providence AID 7 ". % Now
/, = h1s..,
PEA - shd Esaslsuck Rsiro.i-AtsA aud 5 PIX
issl I'D S0Fvk RAirosd-AscolnnotaiiOu ,t7 NJ
81 80 fSsk-srcu Sew.HsyeD-- Accommodates
- Aar.a a n s1d r. NJ Express a. 40 sls $50 z. VI
SAesass 80 ron Chesfor-speca Accom- noiAoB tails
=, A. t'om Pert Chester 81 ASo 4 ~ aai ~
Ssss, e,selnsr, . the station Hoases fa'ek
~ $3.50 ss.s Oaee, No 8 Cs1sls'. New.york.
49, --g-s Oaee alton Hoaios ~ 4 sven.
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Neo'2l ork Oailu Gyibu1le.
THE PULPIT.
THE CRYSTAL PALACE;
OR.
THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE
OF TIE
EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
4 Sermon

Preached the Church othe Messiah SUNDAY evening Oct So
BY THE REV. X. w. BELLOWS,
Pastor Of the First ssionsl Society ia the City OF New York
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Denlislrp.

ii.S3AciiSo s y. sold PLATE, WITHOUT EX-
EslSS I'VE s'sslssa ar ri,. Ca % thsa A, other
j. FOWLER, sc 1j BIfesssrst.
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l.E.Y0RH .nd NEw-HAvEN RAILRoAn.-

~ ~ g u readiness convey PASSENGER az Tsft o. 'he
80 tsss SsaAn Line in connection With TINS boa
- ~ toi1n trusting hl boa aea9an of tte owrers
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ican EZRA q
Copariuership.

-->-s..oI TrTION of COPARTNERShP.-N
81, the Cop.rtuership heretofore existing be-
psnsat ~ GOODWIS, FRANKLIN GOODWlS and
20 xaS0pwIN under the name Of }. w oOoD"iSS To-
80, 1lelssl p1oo' "'' ~ i'' JACOB w GOODWIN.
GILMAN GOODWIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

-z,SSTRSCKIBER, having formed scopartnershiP
TIE s,.nfs N BALDWIN Esq, hss resumed the Pr'eees
~ s. himself principally 10 ohee bn'iues, eS,rnn.tco
$50 real sfrs.e, The iagesS.n, o. nop s ana 70
sssH PHfLO kUGGLSs, Counss lor = lev,
No 20 sssssus... New-fors City.
- fTRM of JAMES q. KING & SONS was
I'M an tse tb Octoier inssnt by the death Their .,
49, IHuEs 0ORE KlEG aud the name Of thai hsm WA
- 49,. r,eS in liquidation only. -, -, 49,.
1891 surviving partners OF the nrtn viii ecn,nne 'ne
~ rscsa--e-.,s,, the name Of JANIS u KINGS SONS,
- fct.s.' ~, 4 ISsS DEESIEG DUER
0xi"~7 JAMES q. KING, Jf,
ARCHIBALD ORACLE KIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

hsss can nov Be secured 1t the Conpanys Office
h4AfO New Orleans a. cents per cubic loot
scs ony taken on ffoight 10 Havana.
ys will be supplied with blank bills Of siine Of the form IS
E The Conn any application their oc other form rs
% bills Of ladiug viii be gned after tho hour of sailing
hisf passage apply the Office Of tho Company No IN
sd sorn.r of Xsrreirst NJ o ROGERTS