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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ID February 2eth, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at No Fulton
near Sou h street. Brooklyn general assoIt.
ment OF parlor, chamber and kitchen furniture. Cata-
al6 gnes at the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

The schooner varnum H. Hill, from - for Boston,
put in here leaky.
The schooner zenia, from Plymouth, n. &, ior New
having lost her foremast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25
Connecticut Whig State Convention.
NOMINATION OF STATE OFFICERS.

NOMINATION OF STATE OFFiCERS.
HARTFORD Feb. "a, 1853
The whg Convention to nominate candidates for state
officers assembled in this city to-day and organized
by the appointment of James Babcock of New Haven,
as President.
Communications received from the several gen
tcmcn composing the ticket last year. declining re.
nomination, and accordingly an entire new ticket was
selected, as follows
For Governor-Ton Henry Dutton of New Haven
For Lieut.. Governor-Thomas Fitch 2nd OF New Lon.
don - .
For Secrstary-Thomas Robinson, OF Norwak
For Treasurer,-Danie w. Camp, Of Middletown.
For Comptroller-Allyn s. Stllman, of Hartford.
The Convention was rather slimy attended, not more
than half being represented nevertheless the
very best feeling prevailed. Maine lawsm ruled the day
although the ticket nominated Is considered strong
one and calculated to harmonic all interests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

THE SECRET BALLOT LAw-UNITED STATES SrEAnhh
~ BosroS Feb. "a, 1885,
The bill to repeal the secret ballot law passed tae
uousa this afternoon by nine majority.
Tho United States steamer John Hancock was apichsd
at the Chsrestovn navy yard to day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

Pennsylvania Liquor Law Convention.
HARRISBURG, Feb. "a, 1853 .
The Prohibtory Liquor Convention, which was held
here to day. made arrangement for canvassng Penn
sylvapia thoroughly, and $4,000 were appropriated
therefor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

DLANK BOOKS-PAPER RUILNG.--BLANK BOOKS
ID made up for the trade in large or.snaM quantities,
at low prces single books of books ruled any
pattern and bound with despatch bill heads and jobs Of
all kinds ruled moderate terms zines pamphlets,
and printed books Of every description bound promptly
and at low prices.
JoHNP P. ELLIS, 1O2 Nassau strees, eoner of Ann.
COLT'S LS.-NOTICE-DEAIERS IN FIREARMS
~ are hereby notified that limitations OF Colts arms,
manufactured in Europe and closely resembling the gen.
une imported into the United States for SALE
As the sale of any such would hs Infringement CT
Colonel Colts patents and the spurious offered fcy
genuine Colts pistols this notice given to put deaezs
and purchasers their guard AIRY person found Ia
porting selling such arms or any Others made In vs
lation Of Col Colts patents, will represented
SAMUEL GOLF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

T,HE MANIFOLD COPYING PAPER, FOR WRITING
i and copying letters, without pens ink, copying
music plans, designs embroidery patterns, mpressione
Of leaves &cBy addressing the undersigned either pere
sonaly by mail for Eve dollars true receipt will be
given to make the paper will be sent to part OF the
United States. The name is sufficient guaranty.
ROBERT f. BEEBEE, OIL Clinton street.
The paper in any quantity size or COLOR can be had at
Oh Clinton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

A DMINISTRATOR'S PUBLIC SALE IN PTIIIA.
IA delpha.-The Meade Gallery of fine oil paintings,
will be sold at public ssle without reserve Tuesday
March 18th, by order OF Administrator Of Richard W.
Meade Ed at the Academy Of Fine Arts in Philadelphia.
This very valuable collection OF oil paintings being
Of the most costly imported into this country
raj OF them large Scripture pieces suitable for churches
&c. Among them the works of Titan, MurillO, Ru
ben Vnndyke Teniers Luca Jordano Corrcgo Salvator
Rosa, Raphael Mengs, Vernet, and others. Also fine
arbe bust Of Washington, by Cerrach also fine marble
bust of Count DEsang also, ut time and place,
another very valuable gallery by the most celebrated
masters of the old school, also, number of very fine
modern paintings the whole forming Of the largest
and most valuable collections offered in this country,
and every picture will positively be sold without
limitation Catalogues may be had application to
THOMAS SONS auctioneers. Philadelphia Feb. 1858.
A C. rUTTLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
IA household furniture this day.--A. c. Tuttle will
sell this morning, at 10 o'clock at the store No. 102
Broadway, between Pine and Wall streets large and
well selected stock of superior cabinet furniture the
same having been manufactured for Broadway sales,
comprising elegant parior furniture in suits covered in
brocatelle rosewood mahogany, black walnut and oak
sofas CHAIRS fauteu and rocking chairs, library and
secretary bookcases extension tables centre soa card
and tables French beasteads dressing bureaus and
washsands with marble tops cnameled cottage suits,
aGan and cottage chairs, hat stands, &C. alf0rding
unity for the trade housekeepers others,
TO supply themselves Goods will be packed the pre-
mises IN the best manner and shipped on moderate
charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25
Final Passage Of the Liquor Law I'm Rhode
uoln

PROVIDENCE, Feb. % 1903.
The Senate passed the LIQUOR bill this afternoon, and It
now law II goes into effect ten days after the rising
OF the General Assembly, which adjourns this week
Avery heavy rain storm from the South has prevaneu
here all day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

Rhode Island Democratic State Convention.
STATE OFFICERS AND coNGREssMEN NOMINATED.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. a. 1858.
The Democratic State Convention this afternoon made
the following nominations for
OFFICERS.
For Governor-Phillip Allen, of Providence.
For Lieut.. Governor-Francis NJ Dman, of Bristol
For Attorney y-General-Walter NJ. Burgess of Proyi-
dence.
For Secretary of State-Ass W. Potter of South
Kingston.
For Trea surer-Edwn Wilbur of Newport.
CONGRESS.
From Eastern Distrc.--Thomas Davis. of North Provi
dence.
From Western Distrct-Benj. y. Thurston, of Hop
kinton.
The candidates were notified, and accepted the no
limitations.
The proceedings ha monous, the old liners having
secured that event by managing the primary elections.
The young democracy (Dorrtes) had no voice in the
convention and will have convention Of their in
due promised by the President Of the Peoples
nemocratc Club.
The new organization opposed to the Pierce and King
Democratic Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

A tC3iON No1TCE-LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE,
IN groceries, clothing, hardware liquors segars. & ,
on saturday at lo5 O'Clock in the sales rooms No. 13
Spruce street r. FOrresal. TIIOS. BELL. Auctioneer
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A DRlAN II MULLER, AUCTIONEER -DEsIRABIE IL
residence on stnyvesant street at auction Adrian
Muller VIII sell at auction on Friday Feb 25th 1858
at II O'Clock at the Aerchans Exchange the two story
and attire brick house and lot No. SO Suyvesan street
0ppo-ite St Marks Church with convenient sta BILE on
Se rear on Ninth street with under cellars and stalls for
four horses lot 90 feet Suyvesant street and 25 on
Ninth street. house 70 by A5 feet in depth built in the
oes msnner with baths, water closets &c, and most
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

TJyO HOUSEKEEPERS SILVER PLATED ON ALABATA
table casors cake baskets table forks SO to 50 per
dozen spoons SO to So ivory handle table cutlery, tea
trays Cornelius solar lamps girandoles candelibras
gas fixtures chandeliers, mantel clocks, &c. ASHER
MORGAN 152 William street, between Fulton and Ann,
ite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

SYRACUSE, Feb. "a, 1853
The Convention raasssmbled Tuesday evening"
when Frederick Douglass took the floor end commented
upon the amalgamaton OF Southern men with colored
women. No objestion made to concubinage but if
marriage between the two coors attempted, it
outrage. He referred strongly to the late of
Allen, the colorsd professor.
Antoinette Brown followed, speaking eloquenty upon
other topics.
olution then passed, that the outrage
upon Professor VIM. G. Allen ard the popular acqui-
and rejoicing therein proved that the subject
to the core.
Fred Douglass concluded his remarks, by saying Clay
Webster, and Calhoun wero gone. We are here. They
passed to their account with the chains Of three millions
Of slaves clanking in their Our would ad-
He sung !" There good time coming and the
Convention adjourned sine die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

VTyEWkSBURY'S METALLIC LIFE BOAT THE PRO.
i rieors respectfully invite the attention of steam
boat and ship to the above boats of which
nay be examined at the Sectional Dry Dock between
Pike and Rutgers streets Fast river. These fcboats
cannot be swamped. They may be launched thrown
into the water in any position, whatever, and will always
be right side up, side Is the exact counterpart Of
the other The hull may be divided into any number Of
water tight compa rments that II hole should be stove
in any one part she will loose but small portion of her
buoyancy These believed to be the most reliable
eboats in any emergency requiring the abandonment Of
ship at sea by passengers and crew. in Of fire
other cause OF sudden destruction to vessel employed
in inland navigation ifeboat Of this Kind, II feet
long feet beam and feet deep will carry from thirty
to thirty five persons board and sixty seventy
support themselves by holding on to the life rods
Further information be obtained from Phneas Bur-
CESS East Boston, Mass. general agent Daniel Dodge,
Joyeioys Hotel N. " Fl. V. Mason, 254 South street,
and Of j. s. BUNCE CO., manufacturers, 20 Washing
ton and II West streets, NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

CON MARY, HE LOOKED so HANDSOME, AND
~ had such beautiful whskers, and such a nous
tache r. 'Yes but, Clara, he used Graham's Onguent,
and in six weeks Che told me 1t forced his beard
strong and luxurant; indeed he said So One dollar
per bottle, sent to any part of the country.
r. 6. GRAHAM, 38 Ann street, (Fowler's Buidings)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

A DRIAN II. MULLER AUCTIONEER ER-yALUABLE
n property on Sixth street, avenue D.-Adrian
d. Muller will sell at auction Friday Feb 25 1853 at
II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange the two three
story modern brick houses aud lots Nos 3S1 aud 1888
Sixth street d. The street is severed and
drain il made from the sinks and cepools through
yards Croton water, Gc. Two-thirds OF the purchase
money remain on. bond and rtgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

DIAPER HANGINGS-FRANCTS PARES & CO., NO. IS
L Chambers street. (next but one TO Stewarts,l
ner Of Broadway offer at wholesale and retail tho most
extensive assortment of every quality, of the richest
style Of decorations limitations of oaks MARBLE &c The
most skilfu workmen employed to hang tbs papers
CtTEAM ENGINES, sAw.MILIS AND OTHER MACHI
- merry, furnished with drawings and Specifications,
at the lowest rates and from the best shops in the
Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

CHEMICAL BALM A. POZZONI'S CELEBRATED
~ hair restorative chemical balm and Creme Icosan
dria be obtained at the authorized agents, Rice
Smith, 726 and TT, Demarest, 607, Rushon Clark,
273 Broadway, and E. r. Gillespie, 125 Atlantic street.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

A SIHoNY ], BIEEcKER, AUcIIoNEER- LARGE
ana perempory sale Of about $40 beautiful building
los near and between New Brighton and Tom pknsvile,
gu Zen Island late the property of DR. j. g. Westcrvelt
VIZ Anthony j. Beeckcr win sell at public auction, on
thursday the 10th day OF March 1858 at twelve o'clock
al The Merchants' kschange in the city Of New York,
the ling desirable property ,il On Staten Island
about so choice building lots forming nearly eight
oocks OF ground, situated and bounded by Westervet
avenue, First, Second Third Fourth Fifth, Sixth and
seventh avenues and BY Brook street situated at Staten
island and between New Brighton and Tompkinsvle
The whole Of this property is within Eve minutes walk Of
Doth the sew Brighton and Tompkinsville ferries The
average time from any portion OF the property to either
of the above ferries and from the ferry in New York TO
Wan street its vicinity, is within forty minutes by
scambost either from New Brighton or Toinpknsyille
every half hour, fare 65d cents, and by Communication
lower than any stage line in tho city of New York From
the entire property there Is fine view sf Sandy Hook
the ocetn, the whole Of New York Eay Lopg Island
shore from Fort Hlmilton to Williamsburg the East
and North rivers, Newark and Newark bay The agent
OF Tue property pay be every day during the week.
between the hours O. 10 A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock T. NJ at
Jones, Nautilns hall, at Tompknsvile ferry, Staten
Island who will give al the necessary information The
streets are opened and graded The terms are ten per
cent and The auctioneer fees the day OF sale forty
per cent on the delivery of the deeds and the balance
may remain ON bond and mortgage for five years if
CURED For maps describing the above property apply
20 the auctioneer, No Broad street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

TNNGNEERING.-THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED
T. to furnish specifications, estimates plans in rsne-
and low pressure engines boilers and machinery Of avery
description. Broker in steam vessels machinery boil
ers &C General agent for Ashcroft's steam guage Al
len Noyes' metallic self adjusting conical packing
Faber's magnetic water guage, Roeblings patsnt wire
rope for hosting and steering purposes, &c. &c, sc.
CHAs w. COPELAND, Consulting Engiseer,
n p.nn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-19

A porCeRv SroRy-Many of our
lady readers have undoubtedly been called
to the door by corn doctor, who goes
from house to house. about once year,
protIerine his services, aud exhibiting a
large number of corns strung on ssi'ng
snd hung over his shoulder. AS evidences OF
his skill. THIS doctor, a morning or two
since. called al house in South Boston, aud
made hi. usual inquiry. il there we've any
corus TO be taken ont. when the lady oi the
house, who is a litlls deaf, understanding
the man to offer parched corn for sale.
turned arouad went into the kitchen, and
coming ont with lin psil replied, Yes
Iw;a take three quarts" The doctor was
struck dumb with aslonishment, hut Mt last
explained the matter and retired his ssf'
vices not being needed. The lady said she
thought i, rather strange for the man TO
wear his popcorn str"ng over his shoulder
hut supposed it was Yankee way OF adj
ver,i.ing his wares Boston Jrucefer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-19

Woarm kSo~sNo.-A Young ~cman,
says tho Suffolk County, N. ~ 6ssrsse,
While in the country some years ago, step
ped on rusty nail. which ran through her
shoe and loot The inflammation and pain
were very great. and lqekjsw was appFs
hendsd. 4 friend Of family. however.
recommended the application Of beet,
taken fresh from the garden and pounded
Ane, n The wound. Soon the iat,smma>
slsn hogan 70 sshsitie. and BY esscs9 ?"
~ crushed ~. changing N
oas = 4 eeeeael 70 bree ~ ,
| speedy ~ ~ INJECTED. 2 e.
.isstsel rpnsdss - ~ sespls y %ue~N
y -. ~ ~ksss
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d.. .'s,,A'u'e "as Just he'--no'hinl
=, la, w.. o."as '''e"o we are so'";
s''"' ''.'' nero you are sv
=, iii 49,, Wv NC '''"es"y ""''se I"'
81. ~. .s' Ps's anu your '''rsry OF nov
'N'" '"'"s' nuv voarscl
80 gu" s'"". s"''s o. cio'h'ns--
-. 49, WV 10" WI 'inu p!e"'y 10 &c
'""s' 'e"c"'"g' '"f"'hg' working. ~
~, n""'s,er Tome OUT give your
"e ''"' W '"e '"''e' an" you VIII be-
'"'"'""" '''"es more OF
$50" !" w" "a"e 'o'e'er around
"o"Se' ,e""''9 law Nh houf
. '""s "'e '"o''s '"of hours dayi
"'"s' "'.'''"s, IN" snoh''g' The rest oil
Wv Jay 10" VIII not hnd carriages, car.
Pe"' ''e"''e'' operas sources, rocking
e"a"', "'o "'s'"efa'ic circles. but YOU II
w" P'e"'y 10 90, anu good pay Tor dong
H.
nu' f" you nave not got The stamina OF q
rear man !" you do not come. II You do,
you WI '.et, ana whine. anu whi'uper, and
s"e"k "ae" 10 INC old SLAVES, M'gus'ed at
our 'o"snhess ana newness. Texas tests
man through aud through You can tell
"hst man Is by two days rne with him
INTO anu over pra'rie, lie rldcs oct at
'''hoef' ana Tor me iifst time IN his HE n
pra'''e rolls open, broad, bonndessiy away
on every hah", a;htthhhg IKE armament
IN us universe OF nowers. Wide. Tree ma.
'ufe - around the man. u he is dazllcd.
wearied OF 1t, 1t provea that he has small
~ tail I'd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-19
into the matter. atm believer after Iorp
and close scrutiny. Thus far and no far

into the matter. ! atm \ believer after Ior,
and close scrutiny. Thus far and no fsr
ther.
But OF one thing I must persuade Won
that these is no mystery in hi. soirituaiiym
aud that in almost every family bv one
two. or even three mediums may 10 found
Let family. or nine or ten persors sit to
gethsr, around n table, cIasp hands. AM
sing few cheerful songs or lively hymns
and ii manifestations arc not made. lii,
first or second night, you may rest assured
IN few weeks time, THAT some one OF ia.
circle will be developed.
J am told that NJ. Finncy. the clooucn,
preacher, and his friend, sat for seversl
months, before they had the slightest com.
muaication Finally lie IVES violently ok.
ereised, aud is now mad. glorious apostle
Of spirtualism, preaching 10 the world
glad ,dings of great iov!" Il ,eouires
caImness OF mind 10 ,Lssv maticrs--no
wrau.i,ng, no dspu tatisns 10 disturb the
harmony OF the meeting. You should he
calm and peaceful in mind. When your
medium is well developed. 10 further formal
sitting is necessary. Spirits ever present,
will ncver tire Of giving YOU good council
for reeolleei they are your near and Gear
friends aud relatives, who have only cast
off lbsr earthly forms.
The family of Mr.. SNYDER. Of Astoria,
are mediums. even 10 a little infant not
two airs old, through whom mos, remark
able demonstrations have been had. .Wbat
think YOU of child not twenty months old.
sitting down 10 n tab, aud writing ou,
lengthy communications in Greek, Hebrew.
Latin, and many OF the living languages.
including the English, What th;ak Won
OF a girl, not fifteen. taking up pencil and
drawing YOU u portrait OF some deceased
friend, who died wears before she was
born,
4 friend of mine. a resiJon, of Groen.
noiu, who n ,e,y ,non,,s ngo ,.ll nod ~,
ioca,sd lilo hi, .as ,,a,s,,1ahl,, .,r.a he
a,,.,J,,, s,i,,ts ,,a WIN, o,s,lad IN , 40
from hi. couch. and wbi,a s;t,;og ON. ,r,sr.
no,n in bis ,arlor with ,bo assistance of
cfntcb.. ,b.y vor, f,,e}l,, u,,,hdray,
and b;m,aIf ,si,ed "a # ne m. ,,.,, If
xtron,, ,,r u.llab ~, .,d a., T.. d,o.
for ,on,e limo eve, IN o,,,.;,;on 70 HI.
will his limb. .Y.rci,.d and ,nncb hen, it,.J
,be,.hv Thar, we,o ,.y.,.l ,.ys,ns oh,
,,,,uesssa dis s,,r,o,lino,v circua.,,,c.
In. cro,cb,s w.r. held hv iuyi.ihle hands
and caui,d n, and doyn IA. ,n,,, with
Lio Ian, at, J,.,,,,. or fr,, ,h,.. n fonr
foot from lilo no,.ou INA .nm, ysn,lcm,n
,nf,.,as,,,. ,i,,, o, ,o,.,.l o,cs.,ons la
h,. s,,., Tia, ,.di,,, tor,, of L;s d.>
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-19

SNORING RAcoN. exchange says
A friend OF ours never falls 70 mako the
finsst bacon, makes paste Of finely gron"c
black pepper. and lard. which he Apr''es
with . bvash 10 The Aesh surface Of each
piece on hanging |, to smoke. A pound o.
pepper IL ssa.cisnt for ten or . dc'ef
piece~. IL has found il an infallible pre-
vent.tiss Of injury from f'lta
The following 10 = new eur for the fave
and age: Take raw ssa. break 4 ~
Gambler, cover with vinegar, and drink :!
together IN hour o. two before the chill
tin.e |, 10 said to h. an iafallitas esrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-19

How TO MAZE Csndlswick
IL stepped in lime and ssltp~,rr. and dried
in the sun, vii, give n clearer light, and
lie less apt 10 run. Good candles may b
made thus; Melt together ten ounces III
mutton tsIlow. = quarter OF an ounce OF
c.mphor. four ounees Of beeswax, and two
ounces Of alum, then run il into moulds
or dip Ia. candles. Thsss candles furnish
= beautiful light.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-19
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-19
Sands St. Brooklyn.

Tmr COPS RsroRX. The Huron Re.
Hector has received a copy Of the Code
Report. volume of 220 pages. Tho edi-
tor saws:
The forms Of pleading are cut down in
regular Spartan style. TO tho utmost point
Of bre,ity. and are doubtless An improve
mont on many OF the long nncou'h and
absurd formulas used in courts. The new
forms remind us of the prairie practice said
10 have been observed in this region before
" book lsfnin came in to spoil ls beauty
aud simplicity
Mar. IN short
Peter SHOCKS owes mo ten dollars.
(sgusd) TN TwfAxs.
Plea in short.
You lie. sir.
(Signed) PnrrR SxooNs
Thersupon n jury is empaunelled and
sworn to try the issue between said par