davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-29
For the Ohio organ.
CHAMPAIGN Co.


+" MIDDLETowN Division, No. 222."
Bro. CLARK:-I write 10 advise you
that the glorious cause of temper
ance is moving onward in old Cham
paign, Our Division is yet in its in
fancy, our charter bearing date
March l2, 1853. 1t is legitimate
offspring of "St. Paris Division, No.
698," and is proud to acknowledge so
noble parent. These two Divis-
ions, named, are the only ones in the
county, west of Mad River. Since
our organization we have broken in
upon the enemies ranks, and some Of
his heretofore unhinching soldiers
have heard the command, "Right
about, face!" and have enlisted under
our banner and, are now doing battle
gloriously, in the cause oftemperance.
Our prospects are quite cheering
Although we number but nineteen
members; yet among that nineteen
there is Spartan invincibility. Our
influence for good is already felt. The
efforts put forth by our enemies to
cause our overthrow, is sufficient
proof of this. But, armed with the
panoply of Truth and Right, we go
forth, nothing daunted, in certain as
surance that 'Truth is mighty" and
by the blessing of Heaven, twill pre-
vail"
Like most small places, Millerstown
is hard one, and our neighboring
village of Westville harder; the for
mer, however, | am happy to say,
through the influence of the friends
of the temperance cause, is somewhat
improved, but the latter still main
tains its notoriety. But for WestUaLe
even, there is hope. On passing
through it few weeks since, count
ed nine empty barrels and kegs Oith
their heads smashed in, lying in front
of what had been an Irish Doggery,
but which had met its fate few nights
previous, having had its contents
rolled out into the streets and served
after the fashion of the Maine Law,
sin such cases made and provided" "
By the way, | will say that the feel
ing in favor Of the Maine Law, is
stronger in this county than ever be-
fore. Declarations are put forth,
even by those outside of any temper
ance organization, that they will sup
port no man for Legislative office,
whois not fully committed in favor Of
prOhibitory IaW. This is the spirit
that will secure to us the Maine Law
sooner than all the petitions that have
been, or can be, presented. "Sheep-
washing candidates" will be remem-
beTed-HsdTE htdtl =
Notwithstanding Champaign coun-
ty is cursed with distilleries, yet we
hope ere long to see the day when
her last distillery fire shall have
ceased to burn: when the smoke from
her last distillery shall have ceased to
ascend over its smouldering ruins;
when the streams of liquid death shall
have ceased to flow forth, scattering
destruction and death on every side,
corrupting the morals, blighting the
intellect, destroying the bodies, and
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-29

This company was organized at White.
water on the 10Th instant; the amount Of
stock ($2OO,OOO) required by law subscrib-
ed; the per cent. paid in, and meeting
appointed for the SGth Of June next, at Elk
horn, to elect thirteen Directors Of the
company.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-29

A FLOATING LIoUoR SHoP.-The
Boston Transcript states that a sloop,
with a house upon it, has been anchor
ed between Apple and Deer island,
for the purpose Of supplying parties
up and down the harbor with spurious
liquors. This is the latest contriyanCe
to evade thenew liquor law. ~
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-29

E9 "A thing Of beauty is . joy
forever" s55 .asoa,e w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
CAELos D. stuart, secretary.
Louisiana Election.

The returns which have been received indi-
cate Of course, the election Of the democratic ticket
The entire State ticket elected and probably an avail
able ma Ogty n tie Legislature IN New Orleans the
msjority for Rebert democratic candidate for Govern.
over Dordelon wig, Is 1893 for Farmer demoers.
TIC candidate for Lieutenant Governor over Ray whg
liJOi for Heron Avery for Secretary OF State
l,2isi for Morse ever Ogden, for Acknowledgement
LIE for Grenesux over Mcyhorter fox State Tres.
sCIer, l2e for CaTrgan over Thorpe lor superintea
dent Of Public Schools I,237.
King DeEbes, Lewis and Mickey aze elected Senators.
e. IN average ma ority Of l2Jo
Tie following Representatives are elected in the cite
Fv3 1iggeftH,a1SCe Di:lrict-W. r. Crane r. w. De.
iesdernier.
Sse0ad RepTeseRtaties Dists.ct-P. Herman, z. Mac
mUEco, Dennis COrcCrBn.
hrd kePrss<aiGr,ce Dtstrie,-sqmi 2 vra.es II I
Rs1neT, G K Whear, John l.. shesfe T. g. Hanf
y hawthorne. '
Fourth RtEressaiaiirs Dis,rta-P. X. Wseeer. o L.
kaac. tie btween Peeqget, Hoffman, connitf and
I'm Rsprs.ene'irs Di'trel-P E. Theard z. H,riar,.
Felix H. Loze.
siltt RTr'ssHisfie: Di.fr'e,-J W. Nixon clernen,
se5ead ReSrc.sa'a,irs Dtsyie,-E. Besuressrd, J. D.
Eig6th RsprsseNiaies Dissric,-F. sierwers.en VIM.
h Wilder y '"'
Niali RpTssestaiss Dtrriq-John B Hale
-, fsnA R'Prs tEt1t'rs Dlssriet-Tpoms. Warren, G.
HiShf BGHk-A}siyr-PeterM srey
heoerts majority N Baton RougeD H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
THE NEW MOTIVE POWER.

We were present yesterday at the second
trial trip Of the Csloric ship Ericsson, and are
prepared to say without hesitation or reserve.
and not merely a our own Judgment, bar on
that Of every gentleman in the company, thar
il proved utterly and beyond the possibility OF
doubt the existence of a new Motive Power as
sure and efficient as steam, while it is free from
all danger Of accident, and is vastly cheaper
and more manageable The demonstration is
perfect The age of Steam is closed; the age
of Calorie opens Fulton and Watt belong 60
the Pas, EsIcssOy is the great mechanical
eenias OF the Present aud the Fatsre.
The CalOric Engine is no hasty product.
Twenty-Five years ago Ericsson conceived the
idea For twenty-five years be has been Ell
gagged in celebrating and perfecting il. In
1888 he propcunded it to the scientific world
at L"ndon. Men Of the highes; authority.
such men as Faraday and Brunei. pronounced
IT good, and predicted its triumph. But there
were practical difficulties. The principle WAS
clear; not so its application. Those dificaltie,
have lad 10 be overcome gradually, one BY one
Since the first model engine Of ive-horse power
was constructed, the inventor has built some
twelveor thirteen Others, in each making some
Improvement. removing some obstacle Two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
THE CLAYTON AND BULwRR TREAT,


THE CLAYTON AND BJLWER TREATY q.
Messrs. Csss, Downs, Weller 4 Co, have
oyerset kettle of hot water upon their own
heads by their recent assaults upon the Clay
con and Bulwer Treaty
The main point they undertook TO make,
was, that fraud had been perpetrated upon
the Senate and the country by the protocol
attached TO that Treaty, which declared that
the Treaty was not intended TO compromise
lhe claims Of Great Britain in Honduras
II is now shown that this ras the under
standing of Mr. King, the Chairman Of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs who had charge
of the matter in the Senate that The NatiOEa!
ht.liieencer, the official organ Of the Taylor
Administration, announced the fact when it
published the Treaty and finally that the Pre-
sident distinctly declared it in bis message to
the Senate which accompanied the return OF
the Treaty to that body.
The gentlemen alluded TO have evidently
thrown their hot ashes to windward this time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
70 Hon Charles H. Atherton, .on Of Hor


Je~hsa Asraou ard father Of Hou Charles O Asaertoz
( Senator eleckl died ~ AnbeTsf n a. Ise ~ yeazs
hs bad long hesa in Cengsss Aa The Sssse Les st ard
ksa A. made soie important contributions Ire Near
HsmysAire Historical Socety, fy his wise, Mary Ana
Tspran aseghseY Of Hen Chrstophe- TtppSa Of Htug-
tea he bad several ehircn q whom TIVE ealy son,
Hon C. O. Anterior. sd daughter Fsrylve. Al tie bar
AFR Atheroa associaod with SGlaysn G0rdoR, Nzen
ard Webster.
u Col Harold Smith, late editor OF the
BsGAsrias Rsps5liaas died Of hydroskorSx IL Lsxing
ton, Va on "Wednesday, the 18Th December, sd was
buried TIE next day with rlSIy hanOrstAe Csaets oi
the Virginia Military lnsinste in body and large
number az eit:Fens attending bis funeral tie YVES an
Officer IN the Of lsls and for hs g1lsnt servtces
was prcsensed with sword BY the Legislature u Viz.
siais-sn honor which be had richly deserved
~ Hon. VIM. Taylor, Judge Of the Flint
Circuit in Georgia died very suddenly aeout the Ash Hlt
In Baker Csanty ftom afs< eee2sencS ffoa safes
cyssa Hs died 81 the house Of MAJOR bsoeking and the
morning s>r hss dsoesss. MAJOR sso snddsniy 81,
Attacked ~ tie ssne nsunss. and died mEsdiasray'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

CoEsREss-The House Of Representatives
passed yesterday in discussing the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and in having flOut 81 the SHIN
plaster currency Of the District.
Mr. CoTyin was defended by Chapman, OF
Conn. and BarTere, of Ohio Any man who IL
malicious and maleyolent enough 20 assail Tom
Corwin and charge him with corruption or dis
honesty, ought 70 have his mouth sewed up.
The Secretary is human, and therefore has his
faults. but man OF DObler nature, or one more
quick to recognize or more prompt to spurH
every suggestion Of dishonesty, don live. lie
bas fairly earned and richly deserves the so
briduet OF glorious Tom CorwIn' May be
live thousand yearsi
Cartier assailed the shin-piaster currency
He would serve the cause OF honesty aud islr
dealing if be could induce Congress to crush the
whole brood of fictitious and worthless paper
money utterers in the District.
In the Senate, Iowa put in another claim tor
more landfo railroads The applications of this
State in thisline are already greater than those
of anv other State After various, uniDpor-
tsnt. business, on motion Of Mr.. Chase, the
Senate went into Executive Session, and
therein the Injunction, of secrecy was removed
On the proceedings touching the Clayton and
Bulwer Treaty, by vote OF 81 to p.
We shall now have some more brush IRE
kindled on this subject
A message was received from the President
on the same topic, which viii be found in its
properpace in our columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
rler The Stomach nrersres the elemenIs OF

the bale and the HOOD dots the wofk eehy aud
npesfstly liver disease is the certain result As sou
erstEe any affection of the Ever perceived We may
he that the digestive are oai OF oEdeT The mss
thing to be dole IS 10 administers sPeeine ~hch W se
directly epon the stomachshe fsprDg Of the sniElal
machinery For this parpose We can recommend hoos-
LsSp's GGSMAS RIrrERS, prepared BY Dr.. Nj Jackson
fheaelphaa Acting Ntersf.Ve and tonic x sirens
the digestion, ehanRes Tn condition OF The bod and
thcreAy gives regularity 70 tie hawels.
fog sale IN New~lork by A. b. ID Sands Fulton
and Nilhsm sta C. Rms corner Broadway GnG JoAn~st
DR. poolitsle, Ne l4l Gragd-ss- ana BY Mrs Hays IN
Rrookl,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
RICHD. GRANT WHITE,
JANIS y. MAPS
gnEHktAN uI"gT

On motion Of Scion Robinson, Esq, seconded by
ErSsu Brooks Esq, IL was resolved that in addition
TO the OF the oiecTs the proceedings should be
signed by al hose present the trip and ii being
tced that several persons had left before the meeting
YVES organized, i. also resolved that committee
should be appointed procure the names Of those gem
tleen who had joined in the previous less formal ex
precision the opinion embodied Ia these resolutions
HgSRY J. RAYMOND, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY,, JAN. u. 1853.
~ SEE THIRD PAGE. III
For EuYopf,

The next number of The Tribune for EHro-
pan Circulation VIII be issued THIS MORNING
ct nine O'Clock. Il viii contain al the Latest News
upto the time Of going TO press. Single copies IN
wrappers, ready for mailing. be had a. the dssk
Price six Cents. The Ass sails from this port To
nay If ID o-elock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

- Mr.. Fay delivered his Seventh Lecture
on Music last night, examining the musical
capabilities and adaptations Of the English
Language and comparing it with others, es-
pecially the Italian The lecture aud the H.
Illustrations were well received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

Grs. ToA THuNB IN TnREE PERFosx.xcEs.-
This celebrated little woDjerhe minutes, hyag a., .r IN
the w0fldwih give three performances B,kSUNs No
scum tedsySf o'clck s3 a. o'clock this aitexnoaa a.
well this evening Thps BE usy be without ne
nsls crowd The Forty Thieves viii Ae presented b.
on each occasion Tins Is positively tie week OF The
tiny GensFsts SPPcarsnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

70 The Legislatures of Rhode Island and
New-Iersey convened yesterday. In the former
notice was given Of proposed amendment
to the Liquor Law, which will obviate the
Constitutional objections
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

u The Peoples Lecture last night was by
Lieut.. MAURV, OF Washington, upon the Ocean,
it's Currents, sc. There was a large and in
terested audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

HArR DyE.-CmsTADoRo is the only ind-
yduaI tus far who la succsssly accomplished The great
discovery Of producing hat may truly be termed Mature
Coorips FLUID His Liquid HAIR DYE stands alone and m
appsoseabe IT, effect - mmedine the color t iDPars,
whether black brown, natural aud permanent; a cunts
Nc odor when applied and leaves the scalp perfectly Tree
from stain Sod and applied DO private roons by Cas-
TspoEs No Aston House and f)r sale also BY the prine-
pal Druggists IN the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

y The Military Convention at Syracuse
yesterday, received from the proper Committee
q Constitution for the Military Association
Of the State Of New.York," which is 70 be
considered to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

gV- The Cherokee had not reached New
Orleans on the eth inst, and much anxiety
was felt on her account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

AL ABOARD r--lsn't II pleasant to hear the
soynd All aboard - when dozen little packages that you
expscted al behind sn6 you have 70 leave ths u
G.nteen about % leave the city ard who desfe 80 o.
Shut tsl viii it 20 charm had better give heir orders
to GKEpE No Aston House, who never falls 10 keeping
his busiDex PROMISES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
u The Concord IN HI Po,,;o,

- Inc C0HeoTd n. II. Pdtrt0t, the lead
M DeHcerate paper Concord the printing of ee
OF hst paper mas been the sIadnAtng school OF Governor
SeEascT n Congress several Representatives Csngre
many ectoa ministers AID many other young
VITO rave Allied various times pancr9es Responsible sta-
lis1= ~ the eeuazasty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

~ Tie Baltic has arrived, after rough
passage, with four days later news, which is
cOpiously reported in our columns This fine
ship has again distanced all her competitors,
having made the run from Liverpool in less
time than any Of the steamers recently from
Europe BY her we have the news Of the
complete formation of the new British Cabinet
under Lord Aberdeen.
A new Spanish Ministry has been formed,
which is less rampant against the Constitution
than the retiring Ministry, which goes out
under popular odium. France sleeps, and the
Emperor goes on with the drama in which he
is chief performer.
The Baltic, in coming up the Bay yesterday,
met the Ericsson going down on her excursion
"trip, and saluted her with three hearty cheers,
which were responded to by loud hurrahs and
the discharge of cannon from the Ericsson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
A srnoNo CrnrlrIoArr.-From Nc SOU.

81. A SrRoSo CERFIFIcATR.-from Ihe SJeu-
hsnvie Herald March - ishlIhe reader u reieTea %
an siye,tsomen in another column which the details
al wonderful cure the use OF MelANEs NtsNfVet
h,cA il cated have been ehectcd nos NJ Maine nor
i'm LopsVille nor In Orceon bat here, shnssf IA your
midst. Read IT, aDd Judge for yourself;
Public attention Is most respectfully invited 70 thc P4,n
nnyaruscd statement Of your own teiiow-citt,n NJ
Stephenson whose child wssNsondereiy restored 70 hes'a
by the use OF DIR. AcLtnc's NoFnifnse
CKoss CkgUG m. NEAR Winicuuhe Jsaerson 60. o.
March ~, 1851.
MsssRs J. KIDD 4 Col have little boy three yeals
old the 18th aav OF this month that has been very dess7
N health time After tyng great many olhei
medeiEes without eeoivug any benefit from their nse,
~ss induced TO Try Dr. {. MclANES AAEEieAN NoAi
SfseutC NERNIFVCE, as pat up BY Your h0nof--SaI
wonderful relate after gvug HIM two teaspoons n ne
passed leo OF them very large AMI others rot
h:sket than szed knittlnA needle snce which
time the little fellow has enjoyed excellent health and -
st thus SETTING very eSlN OF a a. the old women say
And mast believe thai Y he lad not taken the Ney-
~ &c he would ere this have been CONSIGNED % the tom
JosEfH ', SrsPRESsoS.
Far sale in New.YoTk wholesale and retail, ey {. v
CtGcXSSsR 4 Co, No. 81 Barclay st and BcSo flvi'
No ~ Courtlan6st sold also BY al the PrInepa drug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
NV YonK CRYsrAL PIAcE. Notice


hereby gyeu by the ASSOCIATION ToK THE Exafuitf0N
OF IiI iNDusrRY OF Att NATIONS, 10 all parties IN
Amenea deTons OF cOuT butinR 20 the industrial ENhbl.
ton 20 be opened the City OF New.f orK 10 Nav 1913
AL persons desrOus Of obtaining place IA the Bniin
eIecssd Rsse square, in the City OF NewYors b.
the Association for The Exhibition Of the Industry OF
Nations requested 60 send IN their Applications for
speoe before the LAT day Of February, 1855 immediate y
ster which date the Association will proceed TO decide
Applications and aiot space
zach Application mus, Furnish the Exhibitors aud
address full and whether he - Manufacturer, Pro
pnetor Agent IL must contain eoneise description OF
the stcles offered for Exhibition and statement OF the
precise dimensions Of the spaco required q ca Wall ly
Height and Length If Floor Coulter by Length and
Breadth
Applications be signed by the persons proposing 70
exhibit and be addressed to fhe subsrbcf al Sac oce OF
the Association No. 81 BTosdy ay New oh.
The hopes that attention viii be given 20 the
exact terms OF s notice, and ibsi IT, requirement. VIII he
carefully observed IN making applications by onlor,
w WHtrrES Secretary
No charge made to exhibitors ioT space allotted
Janukry O. lf55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

HAra DYE AND WIGs.--BATcBELoR's Man
world, pesons wishing hight siegau; aud durable Wg
Teupee can surely be suited HIS Hair Dye meppied, a
SURE GUARANTEED sold wholesale aDd retail, al No W.
St Cory the Eddreas--bcWeTe OF limitations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
Senatorial Nominations.

Nrtt-dI Uspdfca % TIC Y. r Iflstne
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dee IL, 1873
John Petit has been nominated for the u. y.
Senate by Democratic Caucus at indianapolis Ind.
Houston will undoubtedly be reelected by the Tssss
Legislature. John $. Phelps viii urge hs claim to
seat In tho Senate from Missouri. against Benton.
Qui3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
10 The Effective Instrument for the eman-

~ nc IsutttNt lheAlulll'nt iOi INC tihhi-
epaton OF from the deadly slavery OF this needle T.
SIRGER's fatcut SEWING AiGchlne Society must aud ~
iuInish better employ IN place Of the ,lerniinabe
stitchlug which has heretofore been wearing ont human
creatures hves but must b. turned 70 the uncr-
rns hnstfs ~ the machine TIE multitude Of men who
doing womeBs work must resort 10 manly 90 upateus CAL
and the msgca machines the Office No 2)S Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

" India Rubber Gloves and Mts will
cure chspped hands and made them white and sg The i's
may be ern In sewing OF while steering All per,ols
pcsed 70 the westor Should Try the lined Gloves and hS
fsr sale by ell Rubber dealers ana az No 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
W.T. Lrvyvs! WEr Lryyrsl l-The greatest

WET LINENS WIT ITNEFs. line greatest
Bargains ever found in Linens 10 EsvYo may Be had 20
day at HITCHCOCK LEADBgATER's, No. 80 Brosdfysy
They have large stock Of wet Linens which they sell TOY
song and sfH wa-Bt 20 be free from any ma
They have excellent article g. Tor geenens >ra a
Il9 yard Up ii 20, 81, $40, 81. They have
also every stye Of Linen Good zach as Table Daasks
Eapsifs Toves Sheetinss &c re, equally ap wbieh
though vet thew warrant free from injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

Mrs. JERvrs' CoLD CANDY. Time tested,
and recommended by the FIRST men Of the country for
CoasIs Colds Hoarseness Sore Throat and Other Pu,
mons,y complaints Clay TgyOr- Benton, Van Burn ADD
other have recommended t realty good
article sold by Ms w JERvIs No 20 Broadway Lleber,
3dsf below Chostnurst, Philadelphia and Druggists
seuefallv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

sv Opera Glasses, Spectaclcs, Eye t'iasses
and Optical Instruments Of description with elsssef
OF ovI own and houses in Munich aud Nirnns, wrR
have taken the premium OF the people OF thus metropolis
WALpsTlIN 4 BENKkl, OlioIans, No t9l bnlsdWay,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

~ FowLERs g. WELLS, PhrenOlogists and
PabHsherv Clinton Hail No. 1871 Nasssnst, NewYofk and
No. I4z Washington. a., Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

~ New Fruits also, Sugars Teas and COT.
fees az great bargains the best OF Dairy Batter az The low
es mafkcl prioe. a PAREEg, Temperance St0fe, NO ~
BToonosi. cenoT OF Lujowsl. Wax, Sperm All large
assortment of CUndles. Winter OIL. only 81 Fer gnho-
Also low priced naisns emily Scents per pound CunaniS
a ceafs pouud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

~ BRADY's MINIATURE DAGUERHE0rYPEs
put 90 In fine English God Locksts Pins Rings hfys
SesIs &c Aloo reb and elegant Fancy Cases OF various
sysas Va Velvet PspieT hacbe, Pearl ard I9riss SneA
bssycy inIsd Tor sse al his Gallery No 25 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

On the passage up the bay, the party assembled in
tie cain wheH Capt Ericsson explained the Csloric
Engine Il the most s4sthetory and lucid manner Ieav
point unnoticed 10 questioner Unsatisfed and no
objection unremOTed- His lecture was Eustra.eiby
diagram, With witch be rendered every thsng in n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
"a. Gour.UD's LIQUID Hair DYE is, without

exception The very best invented. Equally celebrated
u CouxsUDs Medcsted Soap for curing PuPies, hccdes
salt rheUIn flesh tetteE, sallownes5 Tan rgug mes
elapa chaes cracks &C. PO1re Subtitle upoots az rom
suy pat a the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge, Lily White
sod Hsir Restorative az 81 WskeT.St near Broad~ay