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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.-The Temperance jubilee mat
has teen sometime in contemplation, came OF TUESDAY
At Flusl ing las ysrsedl The day was most unpro
pitous but Notwithstanding the noemency of the wehsr
quite large company awaited themselves Of the op?ou-
nifty presented Adkns Colion Band aocompan d thsm
and in the excitement Of ths dsnoe and the festivities Of
the occasion the company enjoyed themselves until
o'clock when they len for home in the barge Irene On
board the barge Temperance meeting held and
addressed BY BGekman Esq, aud other friends of the
cause. The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resorf4 That thc thanks Of 'he complny be shd they
are b.,,bv tenSc-e' % r B1ckHn ESQ Dha rn.n OF
The Con it,e f rang reutS, for the aoe saner N
which he has Cya-G. J.. 4. o~4 sOti-i 'thsFinS -,
Resolrtd That approve OF the principles OF Mi'He
Las and pedge osres by agitation and rally AZ The
Ballot Boz 10 labor for the aRHtaGt'0a OF the Liquor
Traffic. M,
Resolred, That We approve Of the holding o. hAoe
Worlds Temperance Convention IN New OK On Tue 81
and I'd Of September -,
Ps,olped That we viii with Union for our watchword
earry the or of e, into the very camp Of the
and never forsake the field until the banner OF lem
nerspoe floats in triumph all over our land
Resored That copy Of the above be presented to IAe
Netc. York Tribune for publication.
Many were prevented from mingng in the occasion on
Eount Of the storm. motion was made snd uHaEim0sy
,1~sd for repetition. Active preparations are being
adeor The Pic mic Of the at an early hour when
he Watch presentation and other attractions will come oh
tus sofiss Of which viii be given through the Prssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

NNNUTNTIUN, IIlTsl y, J nv ~ D
motion was made in Count th morning by the counsel
10Y Or Gardiner continue the the ground that
there was 10 prospect OF hs OF the NJ scan Com
Mission al present Tie Court declined because the Com
piston was daily expected
NJ = Harker has been appointed Mail Agent on the New
Haven ana New London Road.
J. OH ant recently removed rom the office OF Register
Of the TT AL ry, has bs u restored.
Charc, Sch bss len Washington.
Col Paine. Of Rochester let here for New York ths
evening by Mr. Parker chief Schem Of tho
StieCss. 800
Judge Smith Of California Judge Potter Of Ohio, and
Can't Ouperu who made the ant charge ~ the Nauonl
Erif,a in Mt1,o ara IN town The latter hs been sat
Gflt from itismpaory r1eumatism but IS recovering.
lie spoken Of t.r handsome Consuslip.
Il Understood hat he squadron sent 10 the Fishing
GROUNDS j. intended 10 be- ornament.
Gen. Armstrong, Of IN lai0r, is seriously III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
Funeral Of Col. WetbeTill-ghe Fugitive slave Case
Democratic Convention.

ItlLAbr iffIAs wednesday July y lN)J
Tie funeral of Col Nrhrrii took place this afternoon,
and asuce by ihe argest cortrge saessed ia
ibis rfy UgT bring go carriages n line aad procession
81 900 Ma-or-. Frrmrn and Police The CITY Councils
and j. trci Commissioners All attended The ln'ermen-,
which took plaok at Laurel lll The state House bell
tollrd Hhle the procession assembled.
Ale fugitive 1as eat-rdsy conveyed safely into
Ma yl,Id By Marshal WynkHop, Via Hirrisbu-gh
4 D-uoCrstc state Convention assemblies At Harris
bursh omcrrcw 10 nominal caud date Tor the Supreme
bench in place ct Judge Coulter
Tie fatal sickness abch broken ont ia Ibis city ia
tie n-ghborhood of S0ltast wharf creates much excite
ueIt Eight ceas have row CURED ana seye-ll others
ale n hopeless -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

Tie rolitie Of NeTJersey are peculiarly Interesting
70 le county O.. large the Art-Spnop,y Question
BIS fair 70 ,i.pc the coming contes ior G5s.n)r
We Lave expressed our preference for Mr. ii. {. Ca
rrr q. the sitting candidate 70 head the reform party,
Al. e think t. position Of NeBYork TO the badly maa-
aged hvay between the north and south ustifes in
doing Some Of the jersey papers-enti-monop olists-
hesitate about the nomination Of Mr. Carey, which We
mink wroDg The Neicark Daily Adrertiser however,
says:
mir Henry c Carey, who has been nominated by some
o orr good Wings for Governor has undoub.ed quadca
tions for the Office There is not paper in this State
how.yer now outrunning in temporary zeal in his be-
Tsf which has to our knowledge, been heretofore more
cBpoken in bis praise for hs powerful advocacy Of those
eo,gist and unfnchog appreciation and support II we
, nod b. theory % the grounds Of national prosperity
A.. f..tt B. 81 min .c have We thought with HIN and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

DE.rH OF DR. EDwARDs-A telegraphic Dispatch
announces the death, at the Virginia Springs, Of
Rev. DIR. Justin Edwards, of Andover, Mass, aged
about &C. II has filed many responsible stations and
/. widely known as the author of The able Documents
and Manuals on Temperance and The Sabbath, aud the
Comment on the New Testament He had carried the
Comment nrhe Old Testament to the NHefeeHh Psalm
n which the last words be wrote we're Men must die
and leave many things unfinished; but God lives.
His cause will extend, and by such insrumenalitieS
as he shall raise up, will ultimately triumph DR.
Edwards was a graduate of Williams Colege-to- many
years was the Pastor of a Congregational Church in
Audover-at a subsequent period was President otthe
Theological Institution in that place and Of late had re-
tired from public official functions. He was man OF
great energy and of equal integrity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

The Syracuse papers publish call for " Delegated
Convention Of the Independent Democracy OF the State
.of Nrw.York' to be held in that City on the 3lst Of
August The Independent Democracy of each county
are requested to send Delegates equal in number to their
representation in the Assembly The Call is signed by
Clas A. Wheaton, Robert Il Raymond Hiram Barney
5 / Church L. z. Noble, +. l.. SOule L. Marks ). d.
Porter and T. W Stewart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
The Journal Of Commerce has the following IN lis
editorial column without comment:

The Journal Of Commerce has the following in Us
editorial column without comment
~IYScH hel0rs x 70 H. Fr'ne Of Fer, c. y :.
e ij last. 'or r1lr1frng ~ VIE oi
- p.- under ne ard b. tnser
orsree ont Il the Safe Tor wig q the crime
II seems that Mr. II. France cOnniyed az the negro
crime What connive means the relative position IN
teicence and incentives of the parties all considered,
does not appear II would be perhaps correct TO say
thai Mr. France iustsaed the crime, bur be tha; as Il
nav. the EXTREMIST celdes indicted on an igno-
rant wretch of slave and his cOpartner and az the
least. co6Qul in guilt free white man, with all the
superior advantages of education, socis rank aud
knosledge of right from wrong, is simply ordered to
quit the S-ate by the sovereign mob.
Tha- such Circumstance can be pusilanimOusly in
serted by Cotton Press without word Of comment,
quite explains the life and adventures OF Judss lscAro'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
Tie Alieshrby valley Railroad Arrest o. Couater.
fel.er.-I.nmy er Nl-hng.

FIII5bL NIII4- y -dl8sIfY. Jl- y Dbl
TIE managers or the al noAy Valley Railroad tod AZ
a. pied the Bros hyle ute Co., Tue N-S YORK i.4e.
Two cCurferi tiers from D. .!D.' Michigan w.r9 AZ
retfd here IBIS afternoon hsy0g IN their possession 600
counterfeit "twOs oothe Ba k OF the Empire STATE.
Thy hso psss-o a large qusulity in BroFnyil-, Pa
h1FshaA >WaTtzWaider 2 well known Pittsburgh Lay
yer formerly member Of the Il Atsre from this County
hss been eng FOR Rome time add fears elt@r so,
that De- ha. been drowned. Hs visit % 81 uls
Minnesota and ie bis baggage ~ hotel on the st July
since 1ch be as not been 1eard VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

The NnetyNinth Annual Commencement Of Colum-
bia College was celebrated yesterday before large au'
dience The proceedings, rewards, degrees, &C. are
recorded in another column
We also continue our sketch of the proceedings Of
the Literary Societies Of Old Yale
Rutgers College Commencement is likewise IN pro-
eress We give the proceedings Of the first two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

too IN the injurious influence OF the oversh siowng
,11oropoy power Of the Camden and Amhoy CAbsl No
p6vcu; therefore stands higher th,n Nr CTsy in oar
S n, he ,csssssion of eminent ability and the gnu
,,;,c;,ls. ~ t-ua American citizen, who loves h.
S,as and country and you'd serve the as ehcenny As
.rv nan II an opportunify was afforded him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
The McsiIia valley Affair Death OF Ex-Governor
PByne-The yellow ceyer In Nc,y-Orleans-
IBd milton against ihe Mayor OF BliIniore.

BALTIMORE. Wednesday, July n 1853
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday AMI Thursday last
sre received.
The statemerttlsi NE Mexican troops had been with
drawn from Mesl4 Valley. is confirmed
General 1fiss aud his officers Visited Fort Fillmore by
v'aion ~ Col Miles and spent two three days there.
IA GOV Payne died At Waco Oh the 9Th inst.
Twenty losr deaths by yellow fever took place 10 the
Charity Hospital az New Orleans the lytb aud .Oh inst.
Another indignation meeting was he'd in Monument
square hi- aft rno0n 1900 ~ 5000 persons ing present
Nun made, and resolutions denOuucng
tie Mayors corduct adopted. The meeting adjourned TO
the MAJ ors residence. where resolution requesting hin
10 resign read a. hun lie expressed his determination
o. sustaiu the course he had aooptsd.
It's rumored that b. has called extra Session OF the
Council and bar lie will resign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

Ex-Governor Paine, OF Vermont, died at Waco, on
the 9th inst We have no further particulars Gov r.
was one of the Railroad Exploring Expedition hence to
the Pacific Philip Greeley exCollector OF Boston
and William Leland, of the Metropolitan Hotel in this
CITY were In the same party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

S4-fNifftAtr ffrohesuif 5ly u 3d.
Six courterieiters arrested lat night mi .
below tbs city. l. Their house were fuud 90 0J0 In clIl
terfeIt crey al o. A- SAFE BAuk OF Ohio. except
fyes TIE Fairfield County Btne Ok Connecticut Bogus
dies asd ir e'', .0fld Dut the plate. have Mt
bids and another named Ql-ry Hlfscney Wa large
subcolracor o. tLe O.o aa1 Mississippi 0slroad. 1ls
whole p.riy have bssn comm ted T. i.u. Toe gang >
-rsrtsej % BE- 90 mo-t d-rig extensive .a tls
county,.
t-.h T. Tal Dr. i.- Glycr u ls Gin 49, o.. al ..a
The kiyer confines 20 rss A. the rate Of inch per
hour and COW neaa lres nine feet N the channel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
Cvr.r CosrnuArIos SALn or VALuABLE LOrs

GRrAT CoSTiNUATION SALE OF VALUABLE lOrs.-
l,SEKr H. KcoIAY los great eale Of Wesi tnag @
H., GcosS, ~ the Merchants rNehthk'
T teutfui properly OILY % miles from The ~ OF Ne"l ON on
a. and Flushing Railroad, which now beng constructed
al urdI coIiito he I'm sheo BY the LEI D. fnp neat
recd 10 and express tat ara me oepol
80 and m an rol aiy persons will be able 90 rrah ts rus
s IN on IS 10 Is minutes Rsnad The and eey ted ad
~ -, ot he pue kird contain stringent
nussIce L0uss will be allowed . De- buI tna %
ss ,b buf specified when they shall bee o4t
W. tbrk Tins desirable and valuable npcrtf au recon
mend our tins ponuuity snd attend the me
For fuu particulars We re-
fer 10 the Auoncuecr, No. 20 Wal It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

The Msther Impeachment trial is under way. The
preliminaries nearly arranged and the Court VIII
adjourn for two weeks to look over the papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
Tie Impeachricnl OF lIr. uather.

ALDiNIt y 'In"
Tie Court 81 upeachuleIt met at ID clock hs
Dg Presert-Leursuauf Governor Church. i've Judges,
a1o twenty one Senators.
reac.
committee consisting Of Senator's Taoer Ysol .rbnt
ord Pierce and Judges Ruzg'es and Johnson Tas ap-
POINTED 10 prepare RULES 10y the government Of e Court
Recess lOr tao hours.
AFTERyooS qFs,t0s
ST. Tabor reported liat Il rules which adopted
TIE kespoloelt made answer 10 ne articles denying al
tie -gecihcailDr3.
Mr. LOOMS. from. tie Msn'gsrs asked f,r time TO pre-
pare testimony.
TIE Counsel for Respondent opposed 10
II pas olltred fO meet l1fn Aug ust.
/ pom . motion O. meet a. Saratoga Springs private
COZ ulston was held and tt motion finally lost BY
to-
The Court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
no onRRESPONDENrs.

o.s Of C0nmuniceu0ns "late'tt
rerSed f merton he sutheutceied By ne name tno
address ofthe wienot necessarily Tor paOsuo O' - sNN
kntee Of ti good faith ,a
undertake % return rejecteo ioni1nnoaHO@
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Ncm2Durk Qailp Gribnne.
THURSDAY. JULY %. 1853

-, gsr.on, ,.uts T1bae sf If their feenees o. pics
~ address al the Publication Onicr. n
n, N. ,b.r IN PoOfce Price ~ censs "eos-plaee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

We have some interesting items from the Plains
The Indians are a. always troublesome. Nothing very
serious however, had occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
Prom the Plains.

LOUISVILLE Nednesdly jay n, ID
TIE Sal. Lake man reached Independence, Mo, on the
24h inst
They net good many trains mostly for the Salt Valley
Tie Indians had troubled Smiths train on the Thnytwo
Nile Creek and Dawsons sand Creek.
party Of the Sioux tribe took possession OF the ferry on
the North Fork Of the Platte River, but did not hold
long.
The Platte was very high.
The Railroad fever is getting high again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

Tie Political fever in Kentucky is running high AMI
the home and resting place Of The lmented Clay Is the
theatre OF much betting upon the approaching result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

Later adyices confirm the runor that the Mexican
troops have been withdrawn from Mesia Valley, and
That Cen Tias and officers had been juncketlng with
our forces at Fort Fillmore. The hOusters are there
fore in low spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

The Religious feud in Baltimore runs high. Another
Indignation meeting was held yesterday TO denounce
the MAYORS conduct. The Mayor s firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

Nothing had been seen Of the Asia, now due, at 10
o'clock last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

A Democratic State Convention assemblies to-day at
Harrisburg for the Inclination of candidate Tor Judge
Of the Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
The Earl Of Plle.mere

BOSTON, Ncines3Ay, July =,
The Earl OF Enesmse and family stsyn Al the TnA
mont nouse in this CIV His Lordshp attended the s,,,.I
festival Of the Media Scholars Of the English High ana
Grammar Schools at FAnsu Hall yesterday s.erpooa .os
made bris speech euogstc OF ucsiina am hishl,
complimentary 10 Bo ton and is SeminAries Of learnras
Hs appears in quite eble health.
The Florida at savannah.
SAVANNAH Tuesday Iu'v = isy,
The 'te&ms' p Fofids, from NeEIork, has arrived !,
this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

The subject Of Consolidation agitates our suburbs
Brooklyn and Williamsburch Many influential parties
oppose the scheme the ground that is aim is and
its feet would be, to subyert the Wing majority IN
BrCOhlyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

A sineulsrly fatal disease has broken out in Phla
delphia, which creates much excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

Tie fugitive slave recently caught in Philadelphia
has been taken over Mason d DixOns line Agitation
is luppressedthe bleeding Constitution is saved once
more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
~ M sdrlse one and aII Nhose hair b gray. ID

~ Advertising and sub cnpuOn Agency. Tribune
Bui dipg DEFY ocuetl journals Of the con'
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Non-ArrivnI OF ,l,e Asia.

SANDY HOOK, Wsdlesdiy, jay 2 70 PM
Tho weather Is clear but there signs Of tho Asia,
a ~ overdue at this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE Ih1rsday, July q, lslJ
Ta contest between the candidates for Congress In the
Ashland District Is wa1i1g warm and bets On the result
p. ruruin- bi sh On both SECS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

CouNsFI FOR THE FEEBLE AND IMPORTANT ScG-
cEsTIoNs IEALrnMoRsLs lNv9oeAfNG Elixir toR
DsiTic srsa s,Ieng -s Is. lins aua ",.t ,
~ has become urouAh0a tins country aud taf''t
that no PhysNau, who values lcPufa would Veaf 10 -ah'
hu sell sl0aut Ci its cXEaeouJ pHpcso AnA V Ps'"
mai seop a. and without designing undue ar
would rcuiud the feeble, tie eA iai SUMMER "ns
cheat upon that the lhc s'aea Of Nai5 '
creased twslfy ioio- and fe "inou' te nns az o ' l
pf tnio n deadly lsi,nt
the Iies5ae 81 neu4 e1a g9".a eyer ol o.
disease. uusl le c.ss.ed he san 30, 8 ~ ee''I o'o A''i
rimusI s's hrug back It's blossoms - the F'se .
No "a NO .c healthy uesc.i the ee"gs Of ..',.Sit @
ton. Our climate hcaAs do Fnt-o4sinus 81 s''H- ~
YET by the q tLs peerless uNsmaui 'Ae On.
system ua5 he 20 tuced e and on. srst ~ q, t'
permanently restore thap 'f DER snaueP $780, %
tune application dy, Ihssca eNeon, no' ne t aaulas
hhor OF thou-h or muscle va soloe lne 'nes w 49,
egt almost GN, created by o. inierce ans Is th so' o"t'
which system should ''qse ne Necessary stock 81 'toi '' 'e
4srt ~ bosd iacss who uE ly.;'r,. depression OF
4. ma lod wtgkues hfaoahe, nervous enrc ne'iAs '
lss.-do ~ aly OF tnosc diseases OF qist'is n,'t
arrangement Of The telc1te so eonpeN lhyN.osa
brace and sc 20. en ihs IcANoa pse ~ 49, '
tins cordial advance OF me rlons la~'s Oh ! al N.'L
LIS fu up hgls concentrated pa pn D'tes, ga ', "a
a. The esss sd to- . ~ ae TWO II - pa j.. 80 - III
RiNo General Agent No gl Broadway Sew lo O We" az
be addressed bs far ss q ',N it , no Az
Cordial there en f'1'aion H,. ~ "'iA'
II,RRHEA-fliy collars ui, be paid # Dr. IoBiAss
NrNFrrAN LINN NJ Immediately care ta's eonq nI
throughout United states an TIE Canaaas rice ,a.
DYorT sons, ARcnfs Ffatar'pnt "cp- ~ "eel~'''s'
Ar Han THE GREAT Ham kEsroRAR!-DAyiss
HlrrRIoN the hr la all case % pre- nature la a.
s. ~ he hs Prces5 cnts rer b5e D,ys RAWrSEw WI
e.ofe a, ha ona color, by acting uieu te os o. ts
hair Pco par bottle Fl sale O. tac rnepa aep' No
80 Grand ct and by al drpgs'sis aud Peifuuers
Ham DYE AND MIGs-BATCHELoRs Mandatory
or these articles Is removed Rrad~ay opposite h- PrS
shere he has The best accompaniment " the W." M ~.
Toupees rriyG at floor Oops MS adlrr ana
All 70 OF Il New-Yosk's sights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

FARPASK's PLATFORM ScALEs-Long known, severely
'e''eU' FaiSDANKs a Co, No. % Nstefst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

STAIE AND national LAW ScH0oL.-Removed by
an Aet Of the Legislature Bason Pougheepse Oec 70
m eedings causes eXtempore speaSn -,
&c "A ELI a. m the law NeHt beens on dl ap
IN S'eNN' 800 J.. va oWLEs, Pres dent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

~ Bankers ChcvcuNtOnq1e, Tor preserving, fes.OT'
ina ard besufng the Hair Unlike peparol. dusgne of
ohes hoe from ~ grease A an etca'
While ty OF hohdac urnt ne
moi oent n Inomen) cannot fail conead N % universal
appre aon BARAtRs Ladies' Hair Dressing sb sat
No ErDadW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

C,Rp-TaylOr's new Saloon is now open Ia Dfoad
aS con "a Of FraDihn-s The Hotel will be open 10 as 90
, fr he patronage hitherto EXTENDED 70 hn, anf
49, to5 coufipuAnce Of In MS enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

IL
or tupig eray 10 supply themselves without delay with Lovers
n 10 ina Ch.nicrsst NcwNolk which has tn proper
ties of tu o1al color THE mot hair aye bu o
er.es On the loot of the hair restoring 70 10 nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

-DTrI,No, SALAMANDER SAFEs-GAYLEKs PAfkNf
-RosrKr NJ PATSoE the sole Manuiscttef m lns INC M
- az sbve &c etaied Sas aud T. G. GOfiNs ien
go ss tie psi safes Locks combined IN the oia pe
~ 1o5 pert one door below Maiden lane iofaI NO Jolst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

THE SEWING MACHNE-Al persons interested III
nakrs sellg using Sewing Machines by &
called e requested TO notice the advertisement On the Ny
Comm h ae rsge HOWE Jr- No 800 Bosdway ne Gnfa
Inventor Of the sewing Machine established by the T. CO
otler they will become involved ia the law for lnngcm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

n FowLrgs q WELLS, PhrenOoglsts apo pun 81
49,. -, ro, Hall No. iSl Nas.aust, New-Nort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

IUE INsURANCE.-A new scheme, presenting al
v,t.ses vastly superior hitherto devsd Inc sH- sun
$50 ~ rrrrfsse one of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES an hIeu
ate income can derived from sufficient for me
vii he ore equal the OF S'OO a, interest Az per
srs having families pendent their personal eAeIlns
u 90 s,terd 10 his These machines for SAFE a. me ON No
We SeI n 70 s,.'r' ~ ' l. NJ SINGER s. CO
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Ty.yTIISG SHAwIs Attention is asked to an eie-
ran, .ore u Of these indispensable articles ior
kh,- - sonvsrieree utility has made them pop ~ no
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them due aDpTeca oa ana
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- S,no Machines Tor making clOthng Of at Kids

Sewing Machines Tor MAKING ClOthins VI ni ai."9
~, ,,hp AID cosinc boots shoes and all leather and cloth
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~ V,ry simple construction Nth means
direct r m sp0os makes the only scenic as Wei az
i-'~' - GkOyBR. BAKER Co. No ~ Chanoh+.t
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~ HOUSE nut ptIh dIIu IN - ~.
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d he largest assortment Artcesin his line ever oisea y" '
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~ Undergaments aud Hosiery Tor hoI "ea'ler
s M he houshs Of importers and MauuiAcufeIs o.
sNN~~ " no lQi BOwery.
All who love enjoyment Pgnd health ana '1'o III e''S
WA wv ZrrNR NEESo JNpEgvCsIs
unteissi g. y Ie.t soocs Of the very lowest prices VIII
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