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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

DOATS BOATS, OARS and SCULLS.-Pleasure
~ Bcstsn quantity can he found at l. A-' NO.
NHALLENGE TO the W0RLD!!!-rheM Metallic OH
" superior to pure Sperm any other Oh for Maehneryiae
socsso O have Che boosted superior gusie, 81 ta9I
by Conlee Mssh to be rejected by the Dansser Of the
Hsras ts. Lss Obs b 10 s S q, Ss seiSo hs
used @ eomPeien ana Their merits as "oncA'0s' 10 Dc
Fi.r prvsnos friction ssePns rubbing surfaces or
teuings Lsatng the longest period OF hne ..
Tree from gum or gno or eao0a< prop
being most for the 70 taxing
into dersby eeaniioe Liability " ignite
Tie rot 81 "a Puhh.dsi the expen'e ofhO,e
h,,in ~, inslios oils II daily papers be selected thePty
esnnos believe that dess. in oil VIII require the ID
sssi to iIduee bsi they shall have the PRIV
'ssS that iabreao gallon of the Metallic Oh viii
G s' pssn two aOn. sperm otasr OIL ,ad 70 be more
se roS shall po sss perfect ss,i;AsSn AsI t I
q. ssoI p al ssa ~ " S iSIs s,, ; .
Ind Ges. r;T and s At ne . $ Navy Yard Warrington
" c,ss Motive the I.aod Rail-
rad, stephen cse El M.aus'"S =
sse Alan wor.s worGs Morgan Morssi ThUsssy
s.Ss SSp 1sSas. sS Steel wo jersey e
wus ns .ss s ,ss. between Ne~Yo
Proysssss Ss1,.:S1 ana No
1oMpoIjND FERTILIZER for SALE-.HU
~ GUMS n sa SsIs Fame for
l. ~,
ID for ir can Dc hsa. y y :. : ~,
III OUR Of the Ioowins brands, fresh ground aAoat;
.sssESA sIts@-'iis f Brand
"a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kxfra
b. For sale BY YSLEkR1ON fELLONS No oV 7" stefst.
NUAYAQUIL COC0A--70o bags Of superior quail
NJ mp Cocoa n bond Tor sale BY SPoEfoRD,
TILFSlOS Co. Nc 3 Blosswsy
INDIAN BREAD.-The subscriber is now making.
and prepared iarA t excellent article Of Bread aad
Sops. 10 give sateion to all Who psoaze him Orders received
The Bakery No ~ oeen"sei cor OF Jane Also h9re ,ae
Bread Cekes and Pies MARCELLuS.
r IGNEOUS MARBLE-warerocm No 53i l-2
II Rrsaws, New YorA,-FREuND Co MA.uac,u-er are
10 execu.e promptly =. ordeo Tor this Marbpg Wo.A
R SEM Tss Gotta &c IN exsetness Of inson tsc
expensive marbles very :cpenS, and aSsa Nd ssrpe
III Sesirabe-in Churches Dwellings aotes se-s and
ssn Cam. ara applied to wansotsnss Bag Doors
cup onasrs Haxes Coluals Vases fecesiAs sad rbe
Tor are ssps haha at e Wseieon psssn %
ss Corner 81 Frsnin and cerstrees Oh J room No IL
49,. III peT-ons interested invited 70 CAL.
TAPER ,s WHOLESALE.-CYRUS W FIELD
. No n CEest Nex-Yorb cner 70 erse sna mt n
$3.50 iep hber terpl Of the Dos sna
seuI sNs ever before exhibited in the Unit-e STATES
xSAprR WAREHOUSE.-J.T T. DERalCKSON q
= = ,ss ruosSt offer the lowos terms "r'h
y. " rrr,ish French and Amsr,ess;
EswspspsI 81 size. ws s!.s,. 90 sss ssa.asies ~
and white OF the oes 49,
u ~ Ssssr white and oolored. daesat v1&st'
49, nnssSsssss5 PAPER thin end Of th. hess quAhJ-
Sotn tss,awsre Paper large sssortnesst "a" ~0SS
shssthins Pspsf of the best qasn.,p.
S@sssninss Paper straw, and hsails
Tea fspsS Of different as re a., ,o.s IN r,l.
Ir Roefns Paper sa''s's' W. ~
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Professional Notices.

4 CARD-The Baron, DR. SPOLASCO, A b.. 4 IL.
n Az A. Professor Medicip. and susJ eoo- mn PHrsesa
- s,,.o, frr Londonl ID r-opesr fls dS ur1
1900 ~ suere from I'll paris Of tue Dnon ,nf
nos d.e-se In W 70 =. OF 1sr-n
O. .Ehe hope Of for then n ms
- C1.r,irr rooms Prrces- corner q A-D1ug1i<
A,dr. 70 N and IN ire evening ron
Ito 10 O'Clock strictly secret and conndeur.
nR POWELL, OcUrIsT, AURIsT, &c, receives hi-
f.,i.r cay ~ lis o.ee Ma 90 Bro lay
procured bis Treatae The Eye ae as sell is
Tvs ar Rsr founfsr. Eyes inserted without III EsaieE
p.in exactly Ike the n.;za eye and s e. Il ol'
sd expression
AfICHAEL NOURSE & Co, Home and Foreign
m Pnt GeuerA Of 9th and Esi. near Post
Oece Dep4-tnrut. WEshinstob d. c. , . -
HIcBAEL sOULE. SHaSLE. =. oIAsssUH'
Solicitor AID Lszal Adsi.s-.
KtrsRENcEs
Hon Il Fah L. s. z. Edward K Collins E.l " 7:
For A. DIX ASS Tcas Y. Appleton Co. Pabl.hsc NJ
Hop RfooEs "a EIsres T. C. Mozan Mora Iron WOrss M
J. T. soutier Rep y. Hon ID Dickinson Bnzh.ntsA
Z L.ils Brokers. NY. Hen W H se-Nd Album
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 the DEAF.-tSoee g-rsoa'
Or LUTESt r. Oeul- .od Au-t No
90 Princes. corner Broadway will pe-se cal gur further
notice or MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS from AN
t r Al other DAYS Dr. engagements ar- 1 ann m
pe L. nth other person etler 70 tar
utoo the deaf assnst employing 1nseSs
All fes must BE- p-pad and contain the lee o.
o. to receive attention.
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Goal.


COAI.-yery best quality of Red Ash Stove and Egg
~ for grccers Ard delivered o yard No
IS and White Ash 81 IS .
tosis MAT CLINTON.
GOAL. COAL COAL.-CHARLES Z. CARMAN
~ ccffay n;os As ff sds and TIE public 81
pared with bes casify 81 PA "a
Heath ard Liverpool Coal BY the ehsiroa
.hcA se! thr oVe.t and .afsa-
through tie Pct Jice u1l
factoe ard ruhho kou ~ TIE -a.s
WEIGHT qualify Dfres ~.
~ 49, sgton Cs sc-, NJ 8 Mails f9l s1-
uieisi ccraer q csnI al Na's No iogs Broaiway
between 5si and sd ss -
COAL-The subscriber IS n0a prepared 20 supply
siuds u Aninfa- and Bt,1no1s
81 " Peach Orchard BlAct Hesih Lehh .xletor Lgr-oo
or Camel sduey Cumberland uined psrant. e
- ~ Ire vsry h. qualify which AZ ery iow-
os.s pro<s oeiverj oH the vessel rereneS RON tie
80 JluTs WORTH. southwest .nA
$3.50. ar cor ThomrsOn-st- and 6fh-a.. AIac.-
O,s.,. in Al the ohce Of b " WORTH No 50 wal- M
s. tCy Bsnl Budsl zr0ush DsPstch Post ~s
Sumpt sttsnt'oa
ayrrs1ON COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Com.
psny prepared 70 fuh sapeor White Ash Pt.oa Coz. Of
N f. ele.n snd Ii .d order suitable for ,tea- shippns
nestle purr-sc. To ysls In III, CITY, WulAm.barsh
,ne Booilya IN Csupsnys f.es such 20
rvr rood dxasb Nevf0ft Pot
sus .t,rnon ven 70 The delivery of Coal M 3s.ss purposes
Apply 1t hs once a. broadway and Wells
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6teambcafs axo RAILROADS..

CTATFN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of Whtehall-st-
- SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS Fase 81 eeau To OCARAN-
TINE sTAPLErON VANDERBILT LANDING On and .fS July
= shsR leavsSx
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Rc-planug.

TNlp WARE REPLArED, equal t. new, at very low
,,,~ arc vs.s,eo Goods ordcr sent 10 the silver rAuns
rs.,Sneri Nc Ccav, Grand s or 10 No 70 'ohnS
Cs,cs Nc Will with attention
EuVER. PLATING and ENGRANlNG -besutiui
~ sh, No. Fsr. Of all and patterns, Belpuls steam
= sslsir. ChuTsh Pew Name Plates Vsnut Weddns 40
- Acr< C.ras beautifully engraved and printed or enan
- ~ ss.oi cards by vM BAILEY No 80 eioeoNNy
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A. NJ. MsRwIS, Auctoneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER x Co.-Trade Sales Rooms

WILLIAM 5. MELLcR, Auoioneer.
ELEGANT HUt SEHULD FCRNIIURE-At the
II radence OF W Carl Esq, No. 2s III 81 TUESDAY,
uy 70 O'Clock OF one carved wood Par
French bOcaiee rosewood PiznOfOre
Harrison. Sio carved rosewood marbeop Centre
French Pier Glasses, wood Bed
.aS wood Bureaus and ashsAnd IN
Div Carpets hair Passses Engravinss
daInask Window CuuAus Tood
seer ar, hack with the usual assortment found
house Also Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive GAIA
leru.so ont The mo o sale
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.on9 Branch, Gees

stages W Dc ~ f.ane~ 20 convey ~.
persons forbid trusting this Boat secouat OF the owners
July, ls53.-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch, Ocesn
House gbl.nd Doc. Por W'shnstou MOUNT and Brown.
GOLDEN GATE Capt Coroyer will leave Pier foot Of Rob
nsoo-st, r, as 3loss Fare . cents r D., H..
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W. W =-IstsY. Aue-oneer
STOCK of GROCERIES. two Horses and Wagons
- Ie.s. 81 S,o-s Firfr-- TUESDAY July =. u osc
At ,tne eoper H sv and Toive cash sale OF choice Uroe
ries. sc, Of p>r.on cecrrr fne Husiness
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y
uPor the Mutual System, either for the whole tern Of life
cent California and Australia sS' taken the usual
Ns q roFrEk secy g. n. HUNTINGTON, Ast ar
join METeAIIE SD, EbwARDF IELDs, ND Eedes Y1sn.
inep; $. CANEREIESG, Counsel
AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
0"'' conner CASH caPiT&L 81 5000.
HoutS ps aud S :s Ps D. Of G2 through %
i'''' JACOB wEsTEayELT, President
NICHOLS RtoLL, Secretary
CT. MARKS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- one: no d'v between s5 and s;,. Bef Hsa an
David Banks George iuton wm. O. Chsye,
J n Williams Abm. Mcbride, Christian > Oely ~,
Tbeodor, Hirsals Tho. L Rose Charles jenkins,
Abu. 7. Ma be, joseph Rogers, John McCarJ,
1hon As fer1s Elas Williams, Charles 8. Banks,
fT q. MSny ,'' Rcna5d BasIlc JEo " Dsi1naer
Geors sa H. Ben Xs@ M,.erois, Juiiaa, 4 caadse,
Aaron swertr Amos Woodruff, Richard Kelly,
james r Brow, Joseph II Jennings rremhly,
) II Fowler, VIM Banks Horace Andrews,
David Wsstisa, W@ VII B Bai.o%, i 4. Ksn
John T. Allen, Rott. II. COT, K Osborn.
N0t' Could M'''Aa' wh HIHS POST Secretary.
wM. c. BANKS. Counsel j. I. CoUENHOvEN. sarveyor.
pEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. No
N 81 wallsi
THIS Company hsyns capital $50 paid in in cash and
.ecuey invested prepared to insure sans loss aud dns7 BY
The charter Ofhs COMPANY pfo,ds. tbs aer paying
the 'ioekhods at the rate Of cent annum o. se
Which he redeemabe Whenever the sce1
uused profits and capital amount TO : $4,000.
Stephen Whitney Reuben WIther. Robert r. Mnturn.
John C. Gray james Warren George !. Adee
Danie b. Feafing Arthur Leary. Samuel Holman
William II. Russell Mortimer W Hamilton John J. Astgf, Jr
Augustus c. Downing Dennns Dser. Fredenek A. DelAro
GsNwsy K. Lamar John steward Jr james G. Bell
George ". 6iEes EdwsrdC Center Daniel Drake smith
Wm Butler Duncan JOSIAH Oskes Frederick g. foster.
Charles n Russell. Joserh GailAd lr Pecg Hall
isasc Townsend james Waterbury Robert 3 hone
J. p. Girand Foster 0eorss CuT-s - al,
DvscASF CURhY. Secretary. ROBERT 3 HONEs Presceo-
NETWORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY
IN Ofee No Wss Capital $500 000 nsgres sgAns. los
or damage bytIe
piRIcroRs
Peter States Bell, Wesf AID
auard Bsncker IFS Broadway LAshf-rs
A o. ;eh5Is lis Broad<t John a. Deeh, - Waterst
Thomas Andrews, 10 CedAr-- Van Wat, lie Broadway
SoGihAyd 81 Wesit Horato Gallup W est sn1
AbeTt L. Coukin, Slo Greenwich Barrow-stA
street Peter II. Foster corner G.nseyoot
james A Crosby lis Broadway. and West-ts
William W Leland, Nsv-lork heubes loss, Jr- a. sth.y
Charles Lent, NevYoTh Stephen Cromwell, Camden, Y.
Lambert C. Hal. Clieaxo, IL Henry Pne Cincinnati Ohio.
smith HObb Rochester, n T. Alba sdlesh, Philadelphia
z Rank-sL Alexander Snyder, TrO, "
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, President
CHAsLEs L. CLAAkE, Secretary
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fnrItlIurt, &f.

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
OMATTREssEs 80, tcRAwBUGKs No S5S GtAnd,st oond
o Es.=xsf, New-Yodk CHEAP UPbolsrEei and
fEATHtR STORE The Of families about purcha
respectfully invited he large and beautiful assortment Of Bed
Passe Beds Cos &C. All Of wheel have been
.d Iees and win be cold AZ such prices make an -
the above stock previous 70 max
g their pehasI Goods Of the city Brooklyn ADD
md made over. W. CRANBUCk,
No $50 Gand-st, % door east OF Esser-a
SCHOOL FURNITURE The subscriber invites the
~ seAton Commleea Teachers aud Others TO his improved
Deals snd ChI TesheIs Desks and Cha Tables Char
schOTA bookcases, Drf
boards 6e az b. FACTORY a where he any
manufacturing the above articles H. IAlON
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Nsht host the ls.1d, 10 O'clock Fare 81 cents
Nsht tsa from SswYos ~ Seoek. FAss ~ commuters
Included
leave half hour until ~
Esht Boat 10 O'Clock fFUm the Island
F.re 9
July, lS53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch, High
~ sud Dock Ocssa Hous-. Pen Wsshss,on NouHts Do H.
Brown, Dock Red Bark New sad splendid
bat ALICE {. PRICE Capt II. s,ssey WI leave eeckr
Nev-Hs-en PIER East River. duly. y follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

XITA1CHES-PRATT d REATH have just re-
w yeo per very full sock o. English and
Sw Waiche. nd Movements o. al qualities styles and MAKES
JEWELRY
receiving from mandatory large os OF
DE ists and y- and patterns to ali u which the
invited Johbe and BUYERS especial
As Tor extent variety Of esnno be .sssed
~ ' PRATT REATH,
No i73 Broadway corner Courtlandt-s, Sew-fors
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nOCHESIER, LUCkPURT and NIAUAKAF ALLo
IL RAILROAD op-n to BgPFALo-Ths mos. dI,eS qzeses,
s Hamilton and Cesads West ia snd
sner sDAY Jan is lass ss will leave Rochester for Basao
a. k.sx. follows I'D A NJ ard 2I5 r. u Rstarnng
80 v Buffalo AID kseas Fss for Rochester 81 TO NJ
and ~ Passnse for BgsLo viii Ind hs reos n
por Of comfort any other The road thoroughly built and EQUIP
80 with entirely Locomotives Ths pssn, terminus o.
he Road BgasO the MOS eends Rase sns
city "AhtIoO e"b""""' '-S"
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Jnoia Rubber Goods.
Bales bp Aucilon.

A SSIGNEE's SALE-Will be sold at Auction, to
N highest bidder WEDNESDAY, July p, 1856 10
dispose OF sale tn
u Avenue aud 1bid aid Avenue aud Fourns The
Fixtures and Lease OF Grocery Stores formerly kept b.
The sock Is SELECTION Of choice family Groceries ald
wonhy ofhe attention Of buyers Aso Horse SINGLE
aucess double together harness FOR
further paIcr apply SEARS HYDE No. 10 Wsrrenst
ALBEIT II. NlooLAY, Auctloneer.
UCTI0N Sale of FARM Will be sold az the
IN Merchants Echge, NcwNork MONDAY 18th inst at y
Ybluabs Land containing - and
rood covered heavy growth Of hickory aud OAK WOOD situated
in the tow arising USER Co NY q miles from Een lie,
8 ules om Ner ugh and = miles from Mddeiown the Ere
Railroad The plankrua0 from NeStugh TO Eeny runs within y
miles from Farm, and like road from Mddeiown 10 Elsue,
within nles Eelvie contains p 100 inhabiaut extensively
enesged various KINDS Of Manufactures and affords large market
m The the adjacent country The Delaware aud Hudson
which thorough Eenve has large depot there Ine
soil excellent and with the wood removed, viii valuable
Fam and te naspuabe For fall particulars
-uouire Of A. H. NlCOLAN. Auotionesr.
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uiunp-fcrfes.
DIPCITNS in PIANO FORTES-Th undersigned

ID have pow jest suhed their wa-eiooms NO i9 "a
I'M plain carved and large SIZED cases and ay
49, ~ "a vii be soa al very reasonable prices Ihose IN
rsnI % - ~ r. HAINES,
e<ce fafeA@~At NJ o l4th 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

YORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD Two daily egore.s
tsins At ~ ard Is Psi connecting At Albany with Genital liue
m aioa3 No from Depot Of White Elm
and Cfre sis through tickets cn bo cured and baggage
ltca Syacds hJclest- sud buftO.
Ps.pes cfised 10 BrOome ard Bo~er ami 4h~ AZ oh
av s Tie viii and passsnser- II Cr0fon Fs and
hafau -Four tontf. only. AL s.@r trains viii s-'t from Cry
Centfe-st heretofore.
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FORT HAMILTON, from tie foot Of Chsmhe+st-Fase ~
.sps-The and splendid steamboat KEYPORr leaves Nes
York daily Sundays excepted At oelo1 " sad Keeper. a.
,cock NJ. The steamboat JOHN HARr leaves Newfok daily
isauda,s pted o'clock NJ and s5 ocock
81 Saturday returning leave Neypor Al O'clock, Z ~ et
ssiurdsy and
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~ York soer0e sld Fasf0nC-mmencns MAY 100 Id aya
Pier North River hasoD snd 1terHeds places ~ VI,
Y NJ and n 81 md for Someryl Returning lesgs
phiIrsfnfsb opnosie Easton md 10 A. 81 and 3l5
kUahethtrn ~ he"'a
foot Of Couftafdt-st
sfas, fous un In couuectn ssyYok folowS
. A. PAINTED n on Wednesd.ys 3fb VI siflrtAYs
sr Bssfrnrdle a. someyie 54j daily for Pucssan aud
Psorrcs At White House NJ daily. Tor eminEon Nes
Han ptou daily FOR Beydcra &C ard ~ Pnip.hurgl dy
Wkstbare Bethlehem, Allentown, Aeueh Chunk and h-A
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nAY's EXpRtsS Tor NEWARK, n J., at ADJ
CCH0oLEY., MOUNTAIN. yia Cen!raI RalIroad b

- New-Jesey Hampton only 10 uil.s BY sage
July daily At VI s'd u
by RED JACKET from Pier No N,nl gst theoes
by Central Railroad Fare hrou "a p M Through
n 8 hours For ticket apply HOPES ESpress Ohce y, "a
Broadway board the boat HOPES Express IN
Ill Al I'M.
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c,rrAAiFRs NORNALK anal CROrON for W.

s5rio, AID NorIport-seaner NORWALK viii leave Futon N4
ks Sip daily Sunday. eIe.p.- Al j N M satss Docs Wae
Hautns0n, Oyster Bay and Mondays.
Wednesday, Fridays fr COD s0rng Or Tu-iay' Ih1s
kortbpoFt " N
R01ON daily tPs Sundays and ne p po ars
Fa.ton Market Sip a. Il ~ Tor " %
s-op. sud Glen Cove or ~ 81 WuitOne Glen Cove Glen
Mood ard Roslyn returning at "a Pleasure Pasr
L.. oderafe
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JHsnrants Companies.

HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
2S7 This Company makes Insurance sEs ar Lii.
the Mutual either the whole Of life
period the participants profits the s7S
Der California and Australia sbs taken the usual
JACOB REESE, Pre- ie t.
q. n. HUETiSGTOS, Ast az
Jols MLrcAITE s. D., EDwARD FIELDS Md, Sedes fxsn'
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TOR ALBANY-Fsre Sl-Intermediate places 80
Csuis-Te sad elegant steamer FRANCIS sADDY III
leave York from Pier foot Of Robinson FRY MORN va
(suudys eIcepted and sr und, June 80 1885, O'Clock
landing Cozzenss, Nevturgh Pouss Cassi td eoS
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~ sEWJERsEY RAILROAD.-U. MAIL and express
lINFs-Thrsugh Hog-Leays NeV-foTk foot o. Ccu1
isndt.t sd A. NJ, and and Leave Rh ade phia
N ia kensieFoh and ana y ana . v, SO, o
al PM Philadelphia Through tick sold and
sbusl baxsass carried Baltimore WahoTts Norfolk and
Csareston the and a. and y sd p NJ trains ard con
sectous certain Nth behnf time PAsen Sl
Aaaaaa no. lerr, lnuLas hetore lhe nsls
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rhe.e ships BY contract expressly Governres
,e Every hss been taken in their Construction - Ala
the srensa sni speed their Accommodations
m aneqnsd Tor and cofJr Pnce Of p-.
re NeYork Liverpool ntesss cabin, slS n second
a. q $50 from Lyerpoo.
NevYo 4S and AZ Al experienced s1geon attached e
Ne berth secured Until pad for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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miscellaneous.

DOATS BOA1S, OARS and SCULLS.-Pleasure
I'D Bostsn any quantity he found at L. lNGERsALLS No
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

CTEAMSHIP AURUS.-COnsignees by this vessel
- seed their permits .oon ~ possible IS tae ship
will be discharged 81 once
CTEAMSHIP TAURUS, Capt. LlTTLE.-Ths fine
- new steamship will sail from NewYrt 70, Liverpool "a
WEDNESDAY the Sd Aus1s First ca5n passage $50 For freight
or pssssge spplyto L. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green-
Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-U. S NAIL
LINE.The iayors add fsst sOi1r steamer sOUT5EREER
viii leave Pier No 4, " r. SATURDAt
july O'Clock P NJ precisely For freight apply board
sheIe all b Of adng VII be sned and for at the Office OF
SPOFYORD. TILESrOS Co.. No 30 BrDsdssy.
Tlroush tickets FlOds lows To jacksonville s5 to p
lafka.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-15
FAYET1ETILLE TENN, THURSDAY, SEPT. ID, 1888.

with clotted blood, he showed holds
position to faint or falter. His fac
was somewhat paler than it was won
to be, but his lip was compressed, a
as if be we're summoning determine
ton to his aid, and his dark eyes sho
forth brilliant CLEANS, showing BIZ
spirit to be unsubdued, and that ht
was bent on revenge, even if his lift
should be the forfeit.
His hands we're loosened, and hi
rose from his huhiliating postu #
He glared fiercely around The Cap.
tain was standing within a few PaceF
of him, with a demoniac grin Upon
his features, as il be enjoyed 70 th$
bottom of his spul the disgrace and
torture inflicted upon the poor YAM
kee. The hapleks sufferer saw that
smile of exultaton, and that mot
ment decided the fate of his oppressI
or, With the activity, the ferocityl
and almost the strength Of a tiger.
the mutillated A merican sprung upi
on the tyrant, and grasped him
where be stood, surrounded by his
officers, who for the moment seemed
paralyzed with astonishment, and be-
fore they could recover their sense
and hasten to the assistance Of
their commander. the American had
borne him to the gangway, and then
elutching him by the throat with
one ha nd, and firmly embracing him
With the other, despite his strug
sles, he ledpfd with him into the
.urbid wa atd drsI of tie Demarara!-
They par ted to receive the tyrant
md bis victim, a hd then closed owes
hem, and neither were ever after
Yards Sc Pn- Both had passed to
heir long account,
iUhannoifted, unannealed
With all their imperl hctions on the If heads +
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-15
On DuelIDg.

In an extract of a lett er from Dr.
Franklin, to Dir Percival, date,
Passy. near Paris. July, t7I4:
at is astonishing the murderous
practice Of duelIin4 which you justly
condemn, should c4ntinue 81 long il
vogue Formerly when fuells were
used to determi4 law suits
from pn opinion that Providence
would. in every instance, f,vor truth
Or rigl It with y victory, they were more
fxcusd Die AT present Il Hey decide
nothing. "A man says something,
which another tells Him i le They
fight, but " ieh ever IS killed the point
in disdatc, r amains unsettled. 10
tiiS p!rposb ; VI e have a pleasant sto-
IS hepR. A gentleman in coffee
hoJis desjrea another to $it further
from him; Why soe I5ecaud de sir, you
smell dfensi lively. This is an atIIont
and you m4 4st fight lle. / will fight
you you insist on it, but DO not
see how tha will mend the NATTER
for if You / ill ne, | shall smell too.
and if | kill YOU, ydu Will smell, III
possible wor Sc than You db at pres
ent.
I" How ca such misogable sinners
as We are entertain as much pride. as
to conccive- that every offence a.
gainst our imagined honor merits
degtL. These petty Prince$, in theiI
own opinion, would call Il at soyeI-
Ing tyran who should p4r one Of
ttem to dei ith fdr a little slhciyil LAM
guage, though POINTED at bis sacred
person. \ et every one makes a
Judge in hi : 6wh cause; condemns
the 9lfendef without jury; and un-
dertalles b hFmSelf to be tile execu-
tioner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-15
PlaineSt Words may least Deceive.

Ny speech is franK my VOWS are fe4,
donot WOO nj III courtly smiles
But all / say is warmly true,
And all prot sc bears no guile.
IcRnnot breathe fdlse tones Of lov4,
Which gentle hdarts top oft bcliete;
But take me, MarJ, and hou'lt prove
That plainest words ms y least decel I've.
Thcre'll be some shadow ia pur lot,
When welded fifth sh hll crown our day
But I will clear cad dh thorf y SPOT,
II manly care ckn smoPth Lies ways.
THIS faults shallmfet v{ice still kind,
I'll sigh DER all that bid + thee grierq,
An d gray q dld Age shall dnly fnd
That plaIncst W brds ma " least deceive.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-15

Cpre for B0pc,fs1oa. "A cores
pondent Of the Baltimore Clipper
says, that a thimble full of saft snap
and qaieE silrer, mixed bound tightly
over the lelon will draw it ID n head
in the course of ten or twelve hours.
The core can then be removed, and
by application Of the usual Houltices
the sore viii be soon heal4tl. The
remedy is said to be very severe
one, but altogether preferably b to the
disease. Bone ieions Oh late years
are quite common and the remedy
i eflectual will prove a real blessing
TO the suffers.