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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-19

VXTHISKEY, APPLE BRANDY AND RUM
w 20 bbs. Rectifed Whiskey; 10 do. Old Rye do;
do Apple Brandy; do. E. Rum.
ATH VOL. GLEASON'S PICTORIAL-Is at hand
H Price 50. The four volumes for $40. For sale at
July 10 S. w. WH1TAKER'S.
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FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE AND LOT, the South side of Dock kaA
~ Street, adjoining MIR. D. NJ. Foyes's lot. The liN
dwelling house bass good rooms two re-places and All
ouhouses together with good carriage house.
&c There the promises good well water gar
den and the yard Is well ornamental with shade trees The
situation healthy and pleasant and neghbohood good
Apply to E. HANSLEY.
august Z, 1893 2Sl-4S-Im
T UBRICATINGs OIL.--IO bbs a superior article for
IL Machinery, Mason's patent alo bbls Lard Oil for
sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
QAY.-l00 bales North River Hay. for sale by
IL Aug. Is FREEMAN K HOUSTON.
DROF. P1NNEY's FRENCH BOOKs-Consistine Of
Reading Writing and Speaking the French Language; The
Practical French Teacher, New Method Of Learning to
Read Write and Speak the French Language in Series of
Lessons,with System of Pronunciations Synopsis of
Grammar and Table of French Verbs The Progressive
French Reader especially adapted to the New Method with
Notes and Lexicon. Just received and for sale by
August Is s. w WHITAKER
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The Old Brown jug.

Jones Kicks of Portland was emphaticallv a good
fellow but he had weakness. It could not be said
TO be love of gain, for his heart was free and his
hand could never remain long closed sixpcnce
Neither it the love of woman, of Neal Dow; for
at forty he still bachelor, and the originator of
the liquor law he regarded with pure hatred he
did the law itself 1t predileciion and strange
one. for old brown jug which was always we'll fill
led with Otard.
One night, meeting with some kindred spirits, he
got his ideas completely elevated that he to-
tally unable to tread upon the vile earth,' and at
length, while attempting 10 banace matters and find his
way home, he pitched into very quiet looking indi-
vdual, who, perceiving his stuation kindly assisted
him 10 his apartments in the hotel where Jonas board
ed. Being Waterman and rigid liquoraw man,
upon discovering the old brown jug conspicuous upon
q table, he raised his club to demosh it, But Jonas
seized his uplifted arm and thus addressed him:
Watchman, spare that jug. Touch not a SINGLE
drop. 1t served many tug, and will be its prop
Twas my orefalhers hand that placed it in his
There, watchman let it stand-thy club shall harm ii
not. That old familiar jug whose credit and renown
are known TO many mug, and wouldst thou smash II
down Waterman, forbear thy blow Break not its
earth brown clay nor make the liquor flows but let
that old Jug stay"
The wachman could not stand so powerful ap-
peal, and after leaving pamphlet of the Maine liquor
law, which Jonas used next day for shaving papers
he took his departure.
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PLANO FORTES.
Q FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES,s of SUI -.
. perior tone and finish, and warranted in eveTyeffgTf
particular. For sale at New York prices, by
T. ID. LOVE, ss
At his Furniture Warehouse, Front-street
May 10TH Com. and Her. copy. 2l0-tf
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WHO'LL will give the highest cash price for all tn.
w Wool that is brought to market.
May w. G. HOWARD.
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Miss E. NJ. BOWERS. respectfully informs 50
1Sl the citizens of Wilmington, that she is ffTET
prepared to give instructions the PIANO FORTE, at
her fathers residence the of Orange and Old
Boundary streets From her experience In Teachings shd
her close application she hopes to be abba to give general
satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
Her terms will be found to be moderate
July S0th, 1853. 279-fn
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TUST RECEIVED.-1O boxes Soda Crackers; 10 hal
y bbls Sugar do; 10 half bbs Butter do Also, 20 90
Cigars of various brands and qualities. For sale by
June WIN. H. McKOY.
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r ARGE BRASS WASH KETTLES.-Just received at
L. the Hardware Store Of J. d. ROBINSON.
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A PPLICATION will be made to the next session of the
"A General Assembly of North Carolina for the passage
Act to incorporate The Merchants and Farmers Bank
in the town of Wilmington.
August 18th. 1853 496w
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After lorg silence we are at las, enabled
10 publish letters from Me-. BAYARD TAYLOR,
conourg iDelil from China, with various iuier-
estpg details eIDiDg tbo nsurrection ard che
ments III that quarter. Al the same time in
cent Of puvate advces from Shanghai to May -,
some five dis la'er ttan before possession
Of The rebels stI Ltld Marking Cum klaLg foo aud all
the nver be wten. The fleet sent up by the Tolu-ta
of Shanghai bad been able to effect nothing aud il was
rum,r,d 1t SHANGHAI on tue 18th, that one Of the
vessels tie Boxer, had fallen ins the haods of The
rebels lLe impeIia oroors we're becoming disguised
with lhe s,rugg aod were inactive, II .hey had 10,
aread, begun - Ieuei- Toere was very Itde excite
meut there either among the Chiuese the foreign
se,idcms The orner bad very generally returned 20
heir homes hi opened their shops in accordance sh
be Taou. tai Commands.
The sloop Of var lh mouth to remain there aud
not accoup by the Japan Expedition. expected
The AM ii, al mercantile houses lad addressed letter
10 Conn issouer Mar,hl sskDs mat hey should not
be lett dci,nsc,ss exposed To any emergency thai
might a,isc ComiuoJo'e Perry, therefore, had de
tsohtd M mouth Tor the present from the iptnesc
Squadron TIE Commissioner had yet received NJ
snsVcr from PeAin with rega.d 80 his reception aud
lfuouc should come within hcee weeks he would
probably proceed t. The nth OF the Pal no, ia The
yellow sea and coniaunica,e directly vi. the Csp-
ial.
We learn also that MI TAYLOR had Joined the
yped.ti,n il Japan, having been assigned place in
tie corps OF artists with the TauA Of Masters Mate On
board tic ttcou n SuSqueh4nua. TIE Expedition was
to sail from Shanghai Tuesday, May H. and though
its Immediate nation wag not kao m il was SUD
posed Ga. Il would rcudezycus a. the great Loo Chol
islalds tLtre 10 await tie SSra'oga and Powhat4n
iumor in existence that the japanese had fortified
their shores and stationed war unks 10 prevent the
en- trance Of the strangers into their waters bu, tbs was
regarded a. piece of Chinese exaggerarioa il having
cone tlrouch Celestial mediums The Expedition
would probably not be able 10 Remain in the japanese
waters longer than the btsunng Of t1o yphoOn season.
in August when the coasts OF the ands become dan.
gerous ard in cast thai il spite Of he resolution and
energy Of Com Perry, lothlng hsd been accomplished
b, that time tie purposes Of The enterprise would nave
10 be pos ponrd TIL another season.
Nj T,YIor wiz probably MT return TO the United
States before the montb Of March next MeanShls
n e regulations Of tie fleet and difficulty o. sendng
dispatches VII restrict his commune ATOMS; bur a
soon as practicable AID earlier tan from other sofcss
tie public viii receive from his pen through tie col
ums of THr TRruSr the most complete AID authentc
account not only Of be dOiogs and experiences q the
Expedition 10 ia, sn but also Of Nha ever novel sad
interesting IN The many remote aud ankaown regions
he WI yot explore before Irnng 70 his post Of DIR,
in the editorial stat of this Journal
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,yAR

The statements in our London letters, which We
publish this morning show TIA. there remains hardy
SOY chance for the preservation Of peace 10 Europe
Louis NAPOLEON hss de-, mned thar Russil shall either
immediately eyacuste The Danubian Prncpallties or
that war shall ensue and has even brOugh! the British
Ministry 10 Join in an ultimatum TO the Car conceived
in that sense The Sultan has also demanded the same
thing declaring that though he does not desire war he
will accept it. But there is probability that the
PrncPalities viii be abandoned and allowing the ut.
most time for diplomatic procrastina.ion and formal
ties may expect in the course of month to receive
the official Declaration Of War.
How that war will be waged where its battles viii be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

non io this city. the present poenl .,,o- ~ ~
~ probably 600 eco ~Aiis hat ~ Boston To- o.
cxoo. n w-iork sinad have. IN nrsc rtiao q u
i-' N ss'-ss'd vAiaAep Of one thousand mlbon. :.
dosrs. "s Of
Is Boston so much richer thsn Ner.Yors !, 49,
ton L. the I"Oul.ti'n If 50 tier, must % , -
for t. suppose a'groure il n part 70 orr h., O.
Cover mert. Boston Is clean cry, ADD r..se,.,N.
people nay live pretty much in sur greet H-rs has.
ever most OF the rests are usir 60 b. inA.,.,.,
Tbs' affect the r~n's. Shile il e1Aeger,,s, -,
price Of living in o'ner streets rhcn sg,in r.
has much more fixed poynli'ion ban tAls city NJ.
thou,suds of people bure represent only - mach ..
pste'ic labor polished rude witch the, have brop,,
viii them from Enrope Boston. hoEever. eoo,,,,,
people who are more settled in th,r habits. AeOc.
more thirty. snd Dos :sed Of more accumalatons If
tbs be- the cannot accnuot for the aAo,
DIE ary sgsinst us for If survey Ffth.av AID "A.
streets OF that negtbOrbood they are METROPOLITAN
able the streets Of Bo.t,n are provincial in como.1
SIS to size. Appearance and wealth.
What Pung-nt colomeu AIRY il is on the value Of Al;
versed home industry be ond The r,zng &C
OF the Pstudo-deDocracy. to 6od MASSACHUSETTS. .
county not Distinguished for rich ,O. and wthout
cos or iron having capital city wea,hy be,ond al
Others comparatively, If ancient or modern tunes
While on the subject Of Boston ", must express oar
wonder rha, fhe so pie Common presents such crude
aPptasDce instesd II being proper, laid ca, and
adorned with statues and fountains The Busket's
Hill Monument too is frghtfuI hptcb. aud should be
displsctd for somethinG shocking humao rca,on
sud boman taste. HoE Nc. Webster could extract
poetry cut Of such pur'aoic abortion Of act is
bBouy question fov ,s,betc people. We shOu,d a.
soon think # becoming lyrical over load &C bricks
Aliens had moBG u~uts. The Athens OF Americl.
where hers Ii Bo-t n has not Gcecsn taste .he
Should bot adoP' Grccln names She has imn~a.ura-
bly, greater pecuDIs! aus fOc municipal sdornmena
tfsn ever the wonderful ciy of Attica had but tse
taste thus Jar is uncuivated Suppose Boston gives
Us little less hterate Of one particular sort-ths IT,
oraiiCbs snd discoursss-snd lutte more art. We
many words for few sights of art. worthy Of
cWuized people In that capacity she has noChns
worth mtDtioDng Baltimore led the way a. far back
bs lcl6 vitb her Washington Monument; Phladelphia
has ,te United St.tcs R,nk aud he Gicsrd College;
Ne~-Yoik has ,Ae Crys'a Palace-'be Exchange ahd
Cusb n. House We ~'h MT name owing 70 their us-
at ersbly bad sites brt what has Boston 20 show
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

The Massachusetts, Lt,- Boat thus crcutousl5 replies
to our earnest Inquiries respecting the nonenfOrce-
meEt of the Liquor Las in Boston
THT Rural DisrRICI> ANn BosrON Non who are rasi-
deut q ~ dislnct where there
phlo pubic irsnt against tina liquor trade, and
whore p'rhs p- that die j. nu.d because there
esrtsst Efforts enforce The existing Nv * ,ast
IT, frequently sskins # bose With h. m they
the sul shAt Boston - about 10 do 10
sin tO ~, mailer. afd WHY don they enforce the lag
is Boston o. New. resided in town Ia hs-sacnu-
sets with qsoI shops shout regard
Dit outy a. have nra,urcs taken tT the hOro lgn
Of tho law - noms before began 20 trouble
our.,li much about Bos'pD.
1hsIe oifcuur- Ia he way ofthe thorough emf
mont % he law IN to city, which the friends from the
coiuiry con badly "a Cai- anu and which will rqare
tine v n n &c cv.rcpm bile suOst Any
couriIy town no be I'D e The curse Va tso
three tncrtts hat st,zen r.suu's should put heir
rsrds ~ heads 10 80 toIk Boston will fjlos surely
but low y. tor great b dies movsslowly
He who is confronted By ques ion he cannot IN.
sWer vithoue s-ii-n Pation generally begin, by mis
stsiug n. The cues ion perpctutly aud everywhere
oshtd by Itmpersnc, men respecting Il ,rtou, ia not
WY is not tie L'qupr Las thoroughly enforced
there but, d" Way In itrof enforced ataHi' Why
den, nc Temperance men ny 10 enforce IL Where
are tbcir prosecutor tb.ir Wac their Vig-
lance Committees vi Life Boat suppose You try
your sud on these questions
Great bodies ose slowly" do they Well, We
don't zee boa that sppos =" the Whoever fan
citd me TEMPERANCE parry in Boston great
BODY! lin il, il very meageIly provided with soul.
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LATEST NEWS ~ TELEGRAPH.
Southern 1segrorA ana, co., gf Bea-ev and hare.s,s.
Arrest ola Fugl,ive slave at Cincinnati.

CINtINNArI Tuesday, Aug 10, l2sl
4 negro named Ge.rgo M5Qaeery. alias wash.
brought 10 this city lest night from Pla, ca' ned by
my Mills oi kenrnofy y. ~ aflgtvs slave The lOf
people gathered IN large numbers round tho Gait
Hnuse, Wbtrs the fukuve va, guarded by the United
States Marshal and pss Of police, ard exhibited mach
seue but speised upon being assured that the prisoner
81 ould have trial t. day
THIS mo ni-g the fugitive brought before Judge
Mclean 10 the United States Court wnen tho oase
heard, aud adjourned iii 10 mouoR.
The eycsnce Vas dtcdsd in favor Off claim Of Mr.
Nils the iugilve having corfe SEED being h 5 slave.
The sttop-ys for the defense rely upon the
cor .tituuonal.ty Of to l.v.
Judge Mclean in ans yer 10 objections raised by coun
sci r rhe slave decided that the Fuguye Slave Lass OF
1903 ard l-S0 were consrntiona that State ID the
power pass Law preventing fgi,ivss bsrg delivered
Uptc those to whom they service tn proof ws
uecss.ary before the prem. at fvvry existed
IN he State SheDce the fugitive escaped. ihould bs
is fer granted tbs suJr JIo7 kueE ths Il Vs Of
al tie States that status could be compelled % give
Uplueiyes BY kw Of Congress Il as provision IA the
Constitution not q" 20; nat s1gery onS exist BY
IT, authority Of law su1 - v exits the Ssy- states
s.d law not beng su iDirng cement "a hs Constitution,
II Tree States b.lni ecogaz@ m deli ,-rng up
fugitive slaves from tese on,ss, upon clear Proof th@
h y such
Tie decision make - columns Of Iae ComasretA.
s,oaf DtD1th.
CDCESATl, T'lrrday. Aug H. 1853
The Fugitive save ois- came no sksl this m ming
II, csmani, both T. .be admission Of ihs ug I've and
Other witnesses prov s1 Us reht 20 The slave.
juOee Dc Lean gate tltonFde opinion the cOns1'
atty a. the iAw I'D ordsfed rbe save iuto the cut
too5 Of bis master, wLo took BIN over the river thu a.
: lafqe crowd esiecy iarsd po..oul assembled. and
nroh txa~meut prev % bat DO r,ss'sles sss phe'ec
Late and InrerestIna from rho Brush Provinces
rbip@reek AID Los or life &C.
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THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE fOrAuE q

TEy Nyr.YorK wrrKLY TRrsrSf for this week con
taiDs he following;
TFDTogIAL-: Pot-ssr t- Mine Law; A Other n'nes
II T-rf .' A. 'iHrs lnt eiio@ -,
s,.st The sgFs.7 To pse'a- d el1 n Of the a.
uitisrsHCn-
IL POLITICAL IN1E. LtGESC-> Returns OF the AaSl' e
tious 10 be vera s'stes
moorBRsP0SDESCE Lats Superior TIE Peslenes = New
Orlesns &c
UNIV PUrLIcATIOns , r. view Of L. Mara i'd La
Of Issse Hopper.
VBTt.Lw or IHE wFEK- OivtnE ~ eonds7se az D
spic1o 'fr 49, mo- iufaTtant events 'r..r'
30. IT, -iso MEXICO tn - D. q trtfii
America Europe. &c.
VI TBL CRYSTAL FALtcY AR,vs~ Of tas Asreit-'- L.
ItmtL's, kc., ~ tXtblIon
ard Hot Con.
fIII.THE Earl or STIRLING Hoav asv sea
IX.1Fr SAMMOJE CAVE: d-s.fpi91 o. Csv' 10 hea
tueEy.
XAII.corEsE or FLOWERS p He,Ig W,ri Bee Der.
HfNfRPrfCE@ and DEATHS.
XlITIE NV vOHK MARKET Re2ors o. me - - r.n
Povlisl. Cfule. t,iso the Csrlhniz Ca'te Nva
rf'ts Makes Wy ful ara specially fe'onfa ~ Luz
Tntube
se. ,ors vraypers Obtained s d.. ltas Corn
lrr Pt.u tbs MOVING Pre-. C.. oeas
Op eory fr me yeT 81 three eo1-' - ~
eo9ie- sig 80; twenty en- e 90 on Alai)
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TIE UNIoN on MR.. crsnSG

The Gov.rr,n,ur ,ourr,l The Tai,r shou. tia, Mr.
Go: -. -; -; 49,, ! o. >, 4, -; me-. 3 r. r.
Nu'Di = ''''''- uN' - NJ
"a hs Roman dILeAa'lou Daiensue AZ ql''rs z Ca
dt1uatory Article from Tie Bar0re Am,ric4n, ~ iol
io,,s ..,il,c II d. fse ,fl ,,sli.,rr .,r,h ,r .-.
- -.
Oec'Nt 'lan 'u@' VI i' i0'" '''f'e anu 'f'e-d
Of lrs kindred Prints
IIs ~ ~ u1 ''.s ..'9 D.. n i, - - "
lNi'r, -, - - -, ~ - -. = 30
-p't = = ID" ~ ~, -. 90 -
L' -. - - ~ . - ,l. ,, % ' . ~,
y ~ S,,f5 ,,,e,..,.r ,-..., -,
- 'io",r5. Of H. y.,- ,h,, 80. +, So c.,
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fought. VIA. nations It sill involve hov deep l. viii
plow into the boundaries Of coun res sod sbe funda
tOns Of thrones ard what viii be ia up-h"t are que-
tots Of which 10 clear s.la'iOn can npF he had. Blt
v, DO not think il ear fail TO he terrible sud vide.
reaching struggle and leave more perm 'nent marks in
histort than sDy otter var u mod-rn times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

Mexican adylces state that the G,gernment Of nat
county taxing active measures - protect fheir
lfonrier from the ludiaos the United states GoyeIn
Irebt having failed 70 comply WIKI the treay Of Giuda
loupc Ilca 20 ii he matter. The subject IL u be
submitted TO the Cabinet a. Wrh ngton. TIE ranOrs
Of sp alliance between Mexico. Span aud England are
positively e. med Au epidemic resembling YellpF Fe
yer vas commit ing fearful rayages in the Capital Of
GueTredo
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Tn, Tribune for California.

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNING The TdJ-
vne for Catfornia OngOn and he SaRdrrioh Islands.
# viii contain a summary Of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the sailing of the last steamer;
Money and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, can be
had at the Desk Tomorrow Morning Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

We 1--WE this morning several interesting items Of
news from Nova Scotia, Ne sfolndIand, aGd he Fen
inc Banks. An is quiet Tee American and Dti'ish
Ulcers seIe leliDg each Otber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

The majority for JObt sol (Democta1c Gogcfnpr) ia
TeDuessee. II set down b. 2 PIG; C0ngfessmen 3
Wigs to Democrats, with a Sac Se's'e Of -
Wigs sId Is Democrats, AID n the House - Weigs
10 81 Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

Our telegrspbic cOasIns contain brief notice ofa
fugitive slave II CIncnusti. Judge M;L~an, BE-
fore whom IL brought, decided that the Fugitive
Law Of $50 was Cons.ltu'ional, aud sclt the slave
phck To Kentucky.
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TO CORRFsPOYDENTS.

No poee taken % COnuurncstons Nhte7er
iueude5 for Insertion e authenticated ~ the nt1e and
sd1rs.s ofs peosarly for publication bat guar
anfes q bis good faith.
We csurot undertake reg cted Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

BosIoS YALUATIos-The assessors valuation this year
about s206 900 Co., State valuation SEQ 900 OO0 This
enormor amount is psrAeled in this country excepting
the CITY OF New York which now shows q valuation OF
nearly so0oOoo0 Ysi even Der wealth hssrs no proper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

HisrepcIfed on fhe ao'hori'y Of private dispatch
tia, he authorities Of NeE-Oreans unable 70 provide
deem buda for the victims OF pes Hence nsye ces,rted
70 he anclCnt custom OF burning the dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

night on Lake Ehe, whereby one man was killed and
taO bad Y scaldtd
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Nem'llork balm Gribnne
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1853

L. Te1os VsLI The Ttne lei =. the. rssi-noss o. pac
%, 'trotql the Post Ofce Pnee IL oe-a week e
10 the Carrier.
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We learn that Mr. Edmonds Warden Of the City Prison.
10 very sick, and not expected to i've lis disease Is
dyseatsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

~ S NJ. PETrs6uL a. Co., No. ~ Nassau-st., are
The AGENTS for the and widely essed Newspe
States and c.n.as and make. e The :av.n,ss q A.
do What they contract 70 do They have
tes ether Tor sdvsaens the Interests o.
fbsircu
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- MnLlT's Music SALooH, No ~ brOrdwby, /
s OF Ilaeoir heslo sa'ge snh general a-s neo1
nae huca pUeb ed cheep Tor cash PEI
soT. B otown sending aice rely beng sfved
vel a. iftreesrt NlOtso sia hstall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

Tur StwINs MACHINE all Pers rs Interested in
nalus sclne using sewing Macan-s by whssoeyer "a no
90 ia
sosn n SIDE PAS crt howB Jt No Btoslway th lsnn
inx,ur th Sewiu Ms hnt estabaedh N ths T. Cos
affArui. the, vii involved n the Jaw o infringement
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FoRr HAatiTCN LOTs AT AtcgioN.-Ne N''p 10
remind thr r-ai p,fenpt,r sr 81 So desirable aid
,alu, Ia, Hanio has btrn spouea 10 60 nce o
N. ito ~ ,cgtlcaN ske pitcf TINS DAY Aus ~ sofih pc
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IOrgAur IUtlAI tAsts The compact hno perrc
,ntv . these Arcs Indispensable comPan 30 20 OH
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

~ Although the world Is represented IN he Cfysla
Palace contains no DYE compared CSsrAo9So %aSa
change HE color Of he fhr,s nth rApdy OF an eec nash
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

" County NJ, rchants should nt tan to embrace
Wor Sbads OH C,ndccs Lsce aud Muslin Curlinf eir
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prufeai e'd
and 'rducsr cute tott &C.
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about 5, MscLhes Nh tlt public oash 20 ko'" ROT li
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NYApy. BpornEks Observation-Disclosures pa.
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