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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

Take the Responsibility !-Ihese were the
memorable words of that of iron will General Jackson
the occasion of his removal of the deposits" and
the Defiance Salnmander Safes &C. Gaylers patent They
do indeed take the responsibility" and have thou
sand protected from fro and thieves the
80 John of Gold ater May Pearl
by ROBERT NJ PATRICK, manufacturer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

A UCTIoN NOTICE-WM. b. JONES, AUCrIoNEER.
h-By Jones Bogart-This day Mt 10Y o'clock, at No.
70 Spruce saleConsistng Of marble
pet looking glasses tables &C. Henry Bishop Attorney
Ing coats pantaoon vests Shirts boots and shoes lot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19
DRY GOODS.

TRY GOODS.-THOMAS FRANCE HAS NOW READY
~ for sale 800 dozen elastic Manila skirts
genuine except they bear tho impress of my stamp
thereon. liberal discount allowed to wholesale
chants All orders by post punctually attended my
factory Of Forty ninth street and Eleventh
THOMAS FRANCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

| II. ID. Lander, Late Of Jennings q Lander,
notifies his friends that he has Fulton
street under the firm ofSqure Lander Co.. where he will
be happy to and them with Watches jewelry
| silver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

OPENING OF SPRING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T..
" STEWART Il co will open, on Monday March st, their
spring stock Of Paris made mantillas DC. Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

Great bargains mt 156 Fulton strect.-Noyv
selling of the ontre stock of ladies' goAts misses
snd chdfn's boots Shoes saiters at sacrifice
order to dlose the business immediately TO those who
want 10 buy cheap. Great inducements offered
Will sell single pairs by the Dozen far below the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

yUU Who III, ~ 80 y tbs I,bmus ~ Psnama -
work the Panama Railroad, ind employment by
plying at the office of the undersigned where all
information will he given the kind Of &C.
and where written contracts will be made with such
employed One dollar per- and found will be paid
who understand railroad work Good bridge
and stone will be paid two dollars and half
and found N. c. STORY contractor Once, No 92 War
street. p S.-Steamers sail from New York to the
work, the 5th I2th goth, and 9Th Of each month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

IA property Ninth and Thirty nth street -
T.s.ssxI I'D nuiis5 Co VII sell e. sssMcs %
one lot the sosthssst q Ninth
deps fopr lots adjoining the vsryng from 10
feet inches to feet in width by 30 feet In depth Thirty
sdjoining ths above and ysryins from 10 feet nohs: 70 50
thereon walls with
of beams Ninth ots the Thirty street
lots buildings carried to second story 10
cent remain on bond and mortgage Ao large suan-
&C. all For further particulars apply the
Wall AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
A WORE OF OTk.RLyEs.

The Tribune accustomed meet with prejudice, snt
10 receive full share Of abuse from those who oppose
its opinions, dislike its independence, and bate its pros
per,y but on the other hand il reoices in wsrn and
earnest friends such make bold 10 say al Of ts
ten poIares 60 nor count among their supporters One
of ,hese resident of large Western city, in renewing
his yearly subscription sends the following cordial
expression of bis approval which though contained in
business letter and not to be printed lay be
fore the public the only reply We care to make 10 the
daily assaults We eve from the OF Rum Slavery
and other forms of corruption and pluuder:
" l comm. t.sins Tae Tri5uae more than year
ego, know rot WY fr WAS exceedingly preuiic-d
against II o what had heard Of is and
s'most regretted that had subscribed before hsd
ioysd por'uny {, investigate for my-ef Ru, IS
you ts4 among yOlr hst Of su1,crb-rs there is
not who welcomes your p,pe- 10 his home aud may
sly 10 bis heart sin 'erey th,n DO love II for
IL advocacy of tn Maine Law that beaveu.dven st,ue
II these modern times rejoice 10 It's fearless and uu
tib.ste opposition TO opp es.on sni 'ng, It's
cost and glr ia us inip ndeuc- though /. has
eiytnuy peculiar views some pretty severe thumps Nay
IL ever continue The fearless and Independent sup
porter e vbatit believes 20 be right though should
not slwsys accord with my views Give Independence
o thought and sction. even in opponent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
NIIIIl.

One Hundred and Eighty FIVE thousand Electors in
the State of Ohio have chosen to be governed by One
Hundred and Seventy Thousand for sono years past.
The Minority have ridden rough.shod over he Majority,
lettering them by abonioable apportonmeut: aud
bng them by unequal tsxes until che former have be-
gun 10 fancy themselves born 20 rob aud oppress and
the latter TO directly submit and be Piundered.
Wht this s indeed permanent or Only fOrtultOus
state Of things is question thar must soon be decided
OHIO is Wbg State. THAI question was fairly tried
in the Election Of l5l4 she believes in efficient, ben
tfctnt affirmative Government-n Government
which fosters and advances the of peace instead
If devoitg its t. schemes Of Aggression aud War.
she believes in River and Harbor Improvement, her
votes on the various Harbor bills Of the last ten years
vii attest She believes in a well managed well se-
cured Paper Currency aud in treating good sound
Banks iust like other business establishmrn1s-not
ueblytaXing them and breaking open their vaults for
the amount ard cost o. this unjust levy. She believes
u lie rule Of the ugreh, prudent and reputable, "a
Their than hat Of the roaly, ds.oute aud proiane.
Ohio Is an An'i.SlayeTy safe. Toe edes,.born Of
the J, fersonan Ordinance OF Isl coad not Well be
oil eIvi,e Her people have honestly differed a. 20 the
extent aid limitations OF their power act on Slavery
70 the propriey and policy Of certain doae ia the
iame If AnJtSisveIy they ave offered as TO the
wisdom md duly Oisacrifcin immed ,tey practical and
mpeiil,d Interests to remote abstr actions but they
lave net differed with respect 20 tie Justice and IN.
policy Of ; avery.
Is there an, real necessity Tor keeping up AMI agra
/ yating the ieIeUces in the ranks Of the Majority.
which have for years given them over aepess
the iron sway Of the Mnorit! We can discover nons
imagine Mole IL seems 20 Us one Of these Instances
1 Of suicidal dscord which have 10 impus Sc bat blial
hostility and mulsh obsrinacy
| Why should not the Majority come together snd
agree 10 act tenc,ior as brethren Why not ca MS
c,mpsIe notes, d decide whether there is sny good
reason fof lhe.g destroying each other Way no
sarec 20 harmonic Tor there sb-i De ioaol p,
sNsi ,,bst.p,sl id-n'uy Of sentiment. AID - h.i
wan each Other Ca chose ponls Waere0u perfect rs.
uent is unprecedented
Happily, there Is one paramount and pressing tOpt
whereon there is very hearty agreement among ii,
great body Of the Wings and Free Sellers Of Ohio Th
shops as body are the natural enemies Of both
the fountains Of Political as well NORA deformy
Not the discovered Majority alone, but very large
ton of the ruling Minority aso-compOsed OF its mos
intelligent and wealthy members-are ripe for DECISIVE
action against these nurseries Of pesteuce and death
Why DOT unite, then, on THE MAINE Law as eommOl
basis, dropping old and incongruOus designations an
agreeing to act together for the delverance Of the
from the curse Of Run We should advise tbs, noS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

In such case when al the resources of the Empire
are called for they vii be found to be pslsed if BY
lishrung All RUssss exporting trade will to al
instantaneous psuse. To Asia she extensively ex-
ports coarse wooden aud cotton goods. Thi. out
let will suddenly be stopped, and considerable
branch of income for the Treasury as well
a. for individual capitalists and entire manu-
featuring districts viii az once be cut Of On the
side Of England the danger is still more omnious To
that country Russia sends nearly all Of her raw pro
duce ard on this trade most CT her great and small pri
rste fortunes are dependent the principal not
the only channel by which the mobiles and the peasants
free or fer get the necessary money pay tsxe sai
in the case Of the nobility 10 supply their various ne,es
sities Thus landowners, burehers and peasants will
alike and at the same time De reduced condition Of
renury, which sgan will react on the public credit the
general finances, and the state OF the treasury
In none Of tie previous Of the present century
has Russia been deprived of commercial intercourse
with England and the world. In all her troubles, Eng
land her great and almost exclusive market has been
easily accessible and has furnished her in way
another the snevs Of But now for the first time
since she has been to any extent in contact With
Fu1ore snd general civilization she must 90 TO war
p,tfectlv isolated, thrown upon her limited money
caral aud resources and with the principal arteries Of
her industry, on both sides, severed and tied SE
moIAs in such position viii occasion ruin enongh to
foher down any enthusiasm. that for holy war,
with clergy promising Heaven reward for the com
tstants Then the Emperor and his Court will effect
usIly discover that there are limits bis power
under such conditions have above exhibited would
prove more disastrous Russia than could have
been the Continental 81 stem of Napoleon.
When Paul l.. carried away by his admiration and
friendship f,r the First Consul shut CUT the ElNsh
vessels from Russ ports. this act by impOEershiag
an classes Of the nation msdiened them more than all
hi, previous maddeniDg crueltes When after the H.
tervevs az TIlst and Erfurt Alexander vas seen TO
be- Enthusiastically inclined toward Napoleon AID bis
system, the great popularity of that Gar inmedstey
dmirshed The material interests of the marion we're
at stake its purse vas in danger aud the public will
became too strong for the Aurocrat to resist Aud it
nav be taken as cerrain that even the popularity of
the present Gar could not stand against the multi
form ca antilles pouring upon Russia from oil her sides
as the result of war undertaken under such peculiar
circumstances as thar which now looms as a gloomy
possibility before the fears of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
Affairs nj the Capital.
s,ecial Dspa;es 70 TAc y y. T,'bsas.


NJ
WASHINGTON THURSDAY. June 80 1858
Judge Mason, Comuissi ner o. Pat uts parsu,s very
liberal course toward inventors lu ms TO conciiaie
men If genius and i. hind and courteous q al.
Naval Constructor Hart appointed Chief Of tho Bureau
Of Construction 10 place of Commodore slubrck, uader
~ set IT the last relurin practical Constructor
for that office
lis not certain that Mr. Buchanan viii 20 to Euglind
Runor. are riff, ia well informed circles that h- will decline
though some shrewd think he will 20 remain there
Only shor time
The long and desperate fight over the Rochester Custom
House AID Poet Office IS As the Postmaster, and
-- Collector are Hards.
The slaughter among the clerks today has been terrific
a6ge Campbell did not spare even Robert Morris skill
fu officer and able man grandson OF the sgn-r
a. the Declaration OF Independence Ma-srs L-al Hts
kns Vsnderve and Skees New iorke s. doclpits.d
by Irdg. Campbell good and faithful clerks but
alas they are Wings Q0s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
NETWORK LEeIaL ArURE-E,rm snao,.

SENATE. Al sssr. nursssy Jane 81 ftsa
Mr. COOLEY s,k-d lesv- g. move IVA q tn- OH
sn.pd 2 tn U-ry Laws ana 's's as nsen
n. S.ns@ concs-red in the Aseul,'. amendments 70
re Street D. pa-msn' Bill - Wv York CITY, ths Biak.
anton Village ChMt-f P-ry Vilit.e hsrer
II. Sensi. concurred m the Assembly amendments 10
II Bribery Lev
The Con miuse 4 the Whole, Nr wngh'iu the chair,
re- ums The consider non u th- Soppl, bill
tspp.ars spyr prsiiou 81 s 90 Tor The New York
HoU,- II Refuge. ~ss in by mit.ke
Nr BtEkMAN thought Asd best he careful u ,;rk-
irg thi- cut P,rhap he Controller would re4are to
be "a e. -siisfN b. scrupls
Sir PIERCE prnpossf 10 sbol 81 the a'on directing
TIE printing e 'h- Red Box but IN sen ,fe r-iss-d
The appropriation f'r printing theu up
Dir lltR proposed inst nofhna should oe app-opTf.
s.o owsrd RI. Documentary History, bat the Senate by
d large vote r,fustd.
tn Committee reported progress and the recess foi.
lowed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

bowling Wilderness Poor suffering sis,-rs ft yoar
D. ads for the day 81 your redemption draw-ih uish
ID ush'ers Of Penus, vsns ts g,pd Old u- mar never
rries long behind In hud.ble urferas'nS 'nnss-
suske let u bsss-ch "a nv AL thu, is pur noble sn
Christian in womsrs hearts - s<- 1p ms subject
nv through with ranchng z-sl uotil ih- strlg
= j. over snd sre ire4
Adopted by the Members of the Lawrence UNITY
TFNrFRaNcE ASSOCIATIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

t.r,t he made TO enforce agreement on ether ques-
TORS though where such agreement already suo''.i'
ti.ny exists. il may be well to proclaim it, But ls'
Tnr MANI Law be the ranyins-OOin' and watch F0' !
Of I'll. Majority and the rule Of the Majority is at al
and u,s IL not been endured long enough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
-, ....,eur- Pc taI Railroad Accident.


-, .,.d thai Vice Admiral Seymour intend. % Join
IT. - emily in Boston, ana ff1ceed % Canada
all siIsru ard visiting The World: Fair IN sTYcs<:
At the crossing Of ihe = RraZn Who was in bug
~ atten pied to the track when he was struck oy
a. snsira tbrown out and smos. Instantly killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

u.w,xo-, Flour BARREL-THe Freicri,k Erawiger
cooper in that city made aour barrel one day
ss see in h space often minutes which considered
opick worE. vbertupon Mr.. Harrison huight smother
lime. and succeeded ia completing in "A minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
Fvam Newfoundland.

BO-LD.,i l-u-oair II az - Ia
- ~ ~ -.;..ot a Ans Jr..s shea v.4 VS. i--
80 nv me Nsunolabd Assembly 70 proceed ~ p" ASH
rr,ton r-l.tlve 70 the reciprocity qussn"o .
40 ,I-C ,beth Was vel received by Pressfai PIERCE,
u -. ia, no reciprocal treaty would be agreed
aHu - a. elud- Newfoundland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
The steamship Ocean.

BOSTON Thurdsy. Jane 50. issd
Accounts rst rec lived om ths steamer Ocean Nsnors
s,Tts-er- leland sa;e that there Is hite, Z any hope
~ e...fr e her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
m cOPsEsPOyDEyrs

n, ooee q Communications Whatever
rfeTon Be 1fherfcsfed ~ the AID
sddrtss pieno' NECESSARILY for p7bhcEioa bat
sutes o ii. goCd fsiih
unaerske % r.turn rslse-sd Connnnle.iona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

Tie schooner Advances, condemned at Norfolk as
SLAYER has been ordered 10 be sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
Nru:21ork Dailp 6ribnne.
FRIDAY JULY /, 1853.

~ Pe-.nr r,u,inr f,ys< "A ths residences places
lsn.. Vii pes,e address the Publication Ocs
.fsSsk The Posf-Oshce Pncs ~ vsek-peysbis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

The State Senate yesterday csncurred in the House
Amendments to the Bribery Law, passed . number Of
un,uportbnt bills, and debated the Supply bill until
recess.
TIE Assembly was engaged, without any further re-
suit than tail, upon the impeachment case lt was
postponed FIR day The House refused to adjourn
On Friday sine die but voted recess from Frloay 10
Tue,day noon There was some conversation upon the
p,o,riery Of each member voting himself 20 copies OF
,le Documentary History, but the question was not
decided when recess hour arrived. The storm cut of
our afternoon report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

TIE Assembly have rtfssed to agree with the Senate
"a adjourn to-day, so the session Will be continued be-
Anrd ne Adj and VIII end no one knows when.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
soule,n 7.lgrglA 0eo. cor 9, B.arer AMI Hlaoger.t

bv s storm last evening We so unable the
eu.e to receive our report the Legislative proceeding,
at Atany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

There were seven deaths by yellow fever at New-o
,ssrs Cor the week ending June and Eve by cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

The massacre has fairly begun, here and at Washing
ton. We give in our local and elegrapc col INNS, ong
and interesting lists Of victims recently pierced Their
name "a legion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

DrrtA,cE S.LAMANDER SAFEs-GAYLERs Patent.
pnsrpT A PATRlcK Is the Manufacturer the United tics
81 ~ shye ca brstd sat AID =. 1. GJrfiNs i7 De-
49, - I'M. ,esl safes Locks I'd 10 the world Depot
H. "a one beIw MAIDEN lane Tor No % Jolt.
~ 233-BATcHtLoss celebrated Hair De tnd Wig
- ,uoy o. No Odsay opposite tle 'trt Fountain
$780, avs s.yrbes sufhcen - ' WIN
s him that them be better supplied ~ mi
nhe, esi ,bhsbme1i n the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

Ts5 Nn,niactur,rs oi shoes b 'Ots, Clu'nug Mat
nr, Carriage Begh ana of all coh snd l@athCrwd
s H. Yer, ies The heaviest Sewing hochne
uoh s,su Gf stronger beaut n thru other
~ III s,ul, worn will vile thnd sttchs
pcs sG 10 SEQ Certificates from persons a1ne huefreds
tet GROVES. BAXGg G. c..
bb'~ III "' NJ. % OhanhensStsN Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

~ IxyleoRA1Nc CORDIAL -PRoF. MoRss's 1--we
:, .Sxe FcNR on CoKDIAlrhe eighth wond'r OF the Bon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

STvlNC MACniNEs "A MVTHIIg 0T'I my AFTtSStT
l., ,.r , The idea ropd revolution nns take piece Ia the
a., of fe~irq Esndoh drcn wn tod tu ous s'in
were saved bJ hi" sho uo " y. -. T. 80 i'
s and lie a. nj l which Is Elected siNGrRs firn Sew
,, NJ these uaciine do Veft ~u on ~ klud Of ml-
1.h no ohet made cfn 90 They arc ca eNh
hron nlo lVI uHlo :, ~ - NJ SINGER 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

~ DIR. PowELL, Oeust, Aurist, G, receives hi
a., O 10 I o'c ock dals his oticc. Nc 50. Rrosivsv
lS.e - = ,tcrsrea rs Treatise 90 che Eyt"
Tsr foussus A'iis' kNes n'et'e' without Do
f4e - rxrctly lac che nslua 500
sI1 exrrcsscn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

~ Drums, swords Carriages Propclors, Neoc-
- F.,, Baskets and g" variety Of ohidfeh Toys fac
Of 1IuychnE Bags mi abe for tle an aa reasonable
prices Cs"s' 'us '''s' J KrlLo.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

A ocp Peo Quo.-Whats Thati-Nhy ride 10 a
stage fer Us 10th 81 sad Fo9d at &c o. otsaS {
a. l. FosTEs tf0ea q 'i 2,
Sso Sc n Cousl ud, Nelok wh.e tay CIV ',s nay a
ssartSd 10 the season FoSieNs "-Ns' N~
errfis n apphapQu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

~ Whatever advantages eau be offered by any Ad
,poep In he Union can oh- a. Long experience
& 5eaus number AID repectabhU Of Ppsrs P'0nP'ns &C
" NcDoSALp. No lo2 Nsssaast corner OF AM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

IN Have YOU looked al The water as II dashes
49,, a. Faucet yellow with impurities and never fs
Me, IN nsiNngti The only Filter Is me PArESr
Ssos as FTER hgay recommended Tor tie v'aey Dt
H,hs No BfOadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

m, FouL.Rs d WELLS Phrenologists and pub s1
~. buton Han No. Isl Nss.snst. hsw-lors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

IN sons Of r0rt mouth NomW'''a'Wa IicA'is
- 70 Pos.sluo "a y H. snd hasS noa JUS IL 70 l
ho, ~ - - lf.ine5 of Mess PETEEsoS hrSfHgtY No.
81 TroSrrv; FNEEY COLEMAN, Nc % Falionsl saa WA g.
SS,sn,rl No az Maiden lAne. Puce - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
- uNou look ~ ,ears Younger than You did

IW " lou NOk ~ l'NTH !V.'r'I '''''' !0' 7'''
- IA the obe So hG hsvt been d1ng POO
"spnT spg those premature ssy ha b Tho Water Of Tar 10
,rtisle world lOu eau set 20 a. No " ,rrte
TO-, ION he c,r tv only taae IS minutes % c1'r
ycpr hnue black uidi eht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

~ If You want the only article IA the United
srs7ys MAJ viii clear boz &C. Of Rats Nice Coko hcs
Sc1nd Mice Ecse Cuokc, Sc wheu s~nch danger.
~, o,sqsr's tRMsAToR Dttot Nt Az bra.wy Fly Paper
tnr sale. A. Cos1AE's oeifo aztec htopus A""'-i'o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

adequate ,a Of the immediate and az
moi hch occison IN deceased do Act
nv ,ryors v,terl Whether bFok b
\, tue OF iy sckf the uusrs aud relaxed o,a
sSor h a. ned and h lhe m'ltA aud
nh,,ica M os 81 disease vanish o-erf auie ne IN
hs,re The foopug Ing victim depression AID debility 10
nan stands be ~th IRA hs
80 ish was previously sanA u gloom a. f @ Be- apathy
I'M N toyau Gnd a'tye, tnd lie urA r.rae
sc con sciots TO lie d occaTa ions
" 10 eHci teurosr On the c1utra th- relief permanent
o. III oorial prope Of tie medicine reach fhe Constitution s
A. restore tolls normal eoduon Wei may ihe preparation De
called the -,., ,,o,nxv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

PHoroeRArRIc lNsrtrUrIoS-FOr taking Llkeaesses
NV ts r. ans popular process has been opened hy BoNNsE
Ec,IT Al Nc. "a Broadway These LAe0ess have gNaed a
Ss,Vcdv hh rtpp N Germany and other oars Of t1r5
regsrded much those taken by the d.
srsssn ioets Thee Lkuss are taken Tncr sccaiey
coiOft O TIE d distinctly unr noAas =
Ssl, ,Aed Pointing urs'ure The Celery oPea the
itstou Of Tie public, which al are invited 10 INSPECT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

srL1sDiD CAnPETISos -GHEAT l@DccEHsS1s -
CO., IoDNsptRy No. rearsr dly ecritas AID 0at
sis n mn soek sIsnad Velvet lspesy, Jua III
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Cn WmsON's BUsiyEss DIRIcToRY for i,13-l-M're
and than wo now in
preparniion and will shortly be pubishtd
TEow's NEw.YoRK CRY DIRECTORY for 1854
Tins. pulbed contains Names than Other Cy Drec
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"DAkS THE ExPENsE."-FeoPlo VINO ase extra
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