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Tie HarltcTd Tunes, after dilating on the feud now
;.. ,;o Ia our part, in thi, STAT. procefds:

asitatirg lie own party in this State proceeds;
Atlt cane ne tie Whs poryor EseF tie renlan 81 r.
AZ, re- 10 NeYok biriy he Dsuocslfic. We,d-
~ FJrc leading BIZ paper Rochester md she
adm Wine neal7 loagerh sd TIE result a. the polls
rrliug II WOOL OnF be known afer ne
ifs csnyad sEd then probably VII nt be worth teie-
sftI Llus'
we insist that The Times shall take back this cal
unny On our inofeusiye meeksouled sheet. We
have Quarreled with nobody about Politics since Gen.
SCOTS defeat but have been agreeing with every body
lib most peTseyerng resolution When the result Of
F, Il Presidential Election showed tat party had
teen overwhelmed b. tie votes for Pierce Of
vIo haze always Wanted themselves the stfsst ani
most ortI ocox Wigs, adveTsares RAJ ed shout
that the Wig Iarty was auuhilated We az once as
serted Whom the Rum folks declared that the ques-
ten Of Free Liquor oyeuode al party eonderatlons
yeasseuted TO that. When our Silver Grey of1eiss
troclsmcd III tie Wigs Of this State must base
Ticket con posed Of their very strongest and best men
tbs Fan Ne agTeed again adding that ve liin' care
a hutton vlctlcr they were called silver Graz or
Wcolk tut II thcy we're Lee honest and c1gAels,
We ,loul5n't vote for them When To A'eHas
Etsr.rq rca.aci rcd - cut o. 81 Wizl ~ ve
ebecrauy ,qaie.rej. w lave Seen 's $3.50
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F1REMENs gIOr -oNE FIREMAN KILLED.
PnnAngfr.na. sept. II. I.5l

PHILADELPHIA, ctpl. H. i'''
During or alarm 81 frc lasi night the Ffenldn Hoe
Conrany while posing the Ibern.a Hoe House were
frrd mon bv percns inside None Of fhc Frankns mem
bcs were hurt bot member Of tho IIibern' who lived
opposite aud was booking Of his window at the time
was sIot dead FOuroen pcFsons were sncsed IN 'he
HlbeIna House wiion iogld tgy reyolye's ana
other FIRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

CIRcIEvIIGE ONO USIoN ScHooL-lf the cut OF the
schc-hou~c andts surroundings Is true picture, we arc
SURF that pupils VIII leamto appreciate rural beauty and nc
pet the good taste of hos who have expended $4,000 or
lust sush pscc as should always be provided for the eda
Cafion ii Amer, youth
We ere Informed by a friend that iois scholars are en-
rcled and SEQ now in Attendance Five deaths only ec
urd during tie last wear and two Of those were oecasOned
hv A., dent
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NEliEEONr.

Tie rotuIns are stll Incomplete. bu. taeir general
sspec,s SIC substantially as follows.
Ne election Of state oaicsrs by tie People. iu. s,
Wiz plurality in tie Popular Vote rs usssl.
4 Wig Serste
Wig rlgIalii! ia ile House, bu, aos e ualoris,
rfrrr lie D.uoQ-te snl Noltoa member. Of
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srAxToS,s cAsE.

so.t,sy. wlo eviaces the better part Of courage IN
Withholding bis rame writes Us long letter IN depre-
eaton 81 err original view OF Nr K H. sian'oas Gaze
We LEO, break our rule excluding anon! nous eoin-
rrir-r.s especially as We have already given place
.o ,Ir s..u.ous own version Of the matter; but We
,,, vrraly extract from the article the UAole Of Mr.
private letter TO Pike Of which the latter pub
F.tsS ars we have tuce copied tie material portion
II is a. iclowl: ,,,..-.
-.- .1.-. fcr- a--- ~ 1 il- 1-sin -
-r--- ftlr llt .s.r-el- a -i- ~ al
K 81 r-s.-.- So .l1--.-- ~ "a. - -----s--- ".
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rho Trihnnc for Europc.

The most nnmbu OF The Tr7bune for EnrQecaH c'oc9t
fon viii Lc Issued TO MORROW MORNING. at . O'Clock
II VII con,on all The latest News MP to The tine Of going 10
Ifcs Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had al he de,k Price Six Cents The Europa saIs from
Boston ~ Wednesday nj - O'Clock.
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The receipts of Julliens Concert last night for the
benefit Of New Orleans sulerers reported at about
sI,sCO The house was brilliant the applause over
vIclmiIo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12
Maine Law Nominations.

Lars and JeGsrsoa-Gardner Towne' Esq OF Rat
land. Jcfsrson Co
NINA Diarici--For senator, Charles Rogers, o
Sandy Ill., Washington Co
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NEwJERsEY WING CONVENTION.

lfJtfVf, sept ii, 1903.
The Wig State Executive Committee met Yesterday and
Issued call for Wig State Conveuton to nominate
Governor 10 meet at Trenton iho 18th o. October
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Drmocr,tlc Nominations.
Tfh Dis

ITM Tp9ieial District -Niebone Watson. VA DIS
triet-John Willard. Both denominations.
OswTGo Co.-For Assembly .--HesteTH Dlsirlf.-
Aanson Iooms of Va ancy. Independent Maine Law.
CLINTON Colon. ID. : McMasters, of Platts-
burrh for the Assembly: Gen. Ira L. Chamberlain OF
Crazy for Sheriff; Chas Moore of Champlain. for
Clerk; and Jesse Gay of Ausablc for District At
torney.
JEFFERSON Co-Assembly- W Inglehart An
ii-Caucus
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Arm-pork Uailn Q1-lbu11r,
MONDAY. sEpTEMBER z. 1888.

a., Perm, wanting The Tbpse ifn cir rcd nots or pl'e''
of Ilsrtfs win ps ti,r idfc a. tho Pubieai "a Oc
sud cough lie rost once frcc ~ oeuss weck-p'ya
bic 10 The iGuitr.
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Van DpIsgh's hIpROyID WAHPgyR-Fof rs en-.

tire eHctcy IN changing gy hair % - onsi color tni
gTotgih The would rep cty 'f 20 t iJo"~
Other psn n prof q is nqgci pie me
Mn Bogss No ~ Walls, Wilcox. No ~ Nests Hty.
T.. TspyeB, 10 "a We lGh sf+ Ms sr,I5 80 DI - g.
Tor he opp No 10 Coiubrt ed - Tie pre pa Df z
FrG
II Bald heads will disappear BY the use a
BAIEEEs CBEyEgxfosIQUf Is word n propala' Oh a. 20
The hair - wheu eYeytnAi es ia
failed Ole apricson viii present lie falling ont Try 4, fn
q ctfs bottle Sold every whore. Principal oeio DAAb-A'
Ieds. Hair Drcssirf Saloon No. - E.cadFay.
Iry W II. McDONALD's ADVERTISING House, No
70 Ks,ssu continues 70 afoi e mos rel.ia iaei i
frr end conc rsf- Adfe s1a D. lines 90 90 Pr
oftle mon Caradap. rufis who void IKE - c'slh p
fortig wfO s.. h t1d vo cannot Gil On hin wh b' "tel
al o. a. bl rf7s fenug tlff eaafat0 hs lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

DELEGATES TO Tm DEMOCRATIC STATE CoSyESrios.-
The Sofs of the first District of this City, send OLIVER
CH,RIIoK with William Minor a. Alternate. From the
Second, THOMAS MONROE Delegate, James MeCirath as
Alternate Tenth FrRy,Do WooD, Delegate Fourteenth.
WM IL BAKER Delegate Robert Donnel as Alternate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

CroRGI,-Co Thomas T. Safold has been nom
mated by the Administration Democracy for Congress
IN tle With District
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AID ron TIE ORPHsxs-NEw ORLEANS SUFFER-

AID tOf HE OkPUiN---4NAN OiaistsA'' - ~
III srt1rer feptcfay announces % me pees o. cN
ard ne neishborinE hat being dssons q
sood % city sni 70 ssaero1a ep11
F1@ereIs 6emc raging 10 evO~sr - pa. Ger
mined 70 ergrrafe tie yrols q o q he Dn4ne1 eaosa'
NJ for cue fit 70 dsv % IBIS csrse. o.,
GoScocf 4 " 70 <Gcock mid
rqh IL as- ppo1'ss h charitable obec. sad - order 70
usie te 81 ~ e. large pobe that occsi0n he vii thep
offer Al he bszssr The NichCt Hotel No 5J Broadway s1d
biz ~ Broadway. opposite s. Paals Clrfch III most
slsId stocks n FOoo tt have ever been exhibited
uueqphd IN vanity and esTance al n rleh nave
be fiofs - Broadway vii b. found ever description Of
Censm Hes CtYs Ladies Riding Cloves and Fpe
fh1rTs s md Csp Ulnbgs CGnes and Carpef B1gs L1l-
NS Beaver Boune nd very erRe ok o. Ladf F1rs
Manufactured egYIess'T frT the c0nina NiE1f
the the g. Nich0 ID H. No SO BfodVsy viii
h. e1he, fl brilliant and qaguGcer sock o. unqns Hsf-
essndse ths has evf been opeufd lte insecu f s
AtDtia Of bJvs tnf Brf hfal-
Drss Pow and 0s Ccins iDnf Clothing Ladies Bonneis
HeadDless Lsdis Mics aEf BoTs SHOES Hyiery te Tor
Ltdfs Ofuiemsn and Children. Lnlles fd1s Hat oa1ae.
Gloves and Whip Fancy Gools s,ale ~ Presrn n1re4-
Psso end CsrTff Ctrencn8 hsfs tnt tels Ia
end Mae Rfaser Bonnet. md EubrOdeh 10 al Tafsl
IN complete eject he OCCASION IL stores VII
open Do hour ofC ooct IA The morning and vii r.nan
~ u ur gf Afa gof' scd "a these esabs mont nave
always had a,ing p affixed en ne psn ~h D.
Chieved m day The entire pTDs - ms dalF ras VII Dr. i
the How ard A. oaOn of NewKea1s n % agent - BE-
tppfcJd for She benefit u the orphans made ~ ~ 80 cn
- wiiok he's IT. fha unfOt nae ct7 The 1 1ebr 1ss ~
he val b. tc0udfd y he reon o. N pubic o t
and Win Afford every fsciF 10 the visitors o. .o eaS-
Id fr,ffS The tublcs rcrgsuf J0HT = CsNfS.
E0a ffud HrJsdFav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

HbHiusoN HcwAEp. Secretary Of the Pecpns College.
will dev,ran KIP sticn OF il character and objects in tho
Mechanic, Hall Uiica this evening Hear him. U,icans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

Tic Jury in the case of the Camden Road accident
tay that The work of design on the part Oh some
person recently discharged from The Company ser
Vice. The Company offers ~lOooo for the conviction
# thc murderer
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The steamship Georgia, which left Ills port On the
9Th put into Norfolk Saturday with eight feet Of
water in her leld-passengcrf md crew all safe The
ship net with Il hurricane on Iiattcras and sprung
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

CosvTcrrcur-A Temperance STATE Convention VII 30
held at Merd,n. Conn Wednesday OF this week pshl.
Efforts will be made to unite the most iudcous plan for
eurng The passage Of a prohbiiory Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

MINNrsora-Alex Wilkin (Whig) is an indepen
dent candidate for Congress against H. NJ. Rice the
regular" Democratic nominee.
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1EXAs ELFCTION. q.

NE8 CELEasr, Nedn-scay, :. n. :, I'D
Uctr rom Cob the I'd INST that the Is-
elic fcu has ably resulted IN the choice ol Peafs -
GoveIrrr Dck rson gor Lieut.. Governor all Ben tot ri
cree Tho su'enCsa rts 70 TIE Consultation had t'
sdo, ted bet de River b Wa defeated b. ovegwh'
ing na jor.iy.
H. accounts r ITO crops are very flyoratie
Tie -ierushp iaicsn called tofay lor A,Pm
Amor h,g ps.se1ger was Colone. Hnrd the ues SO
az I a..ul.
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Tie latest dates from Galveston safe that the Texas
Election has probably resulted in fhe choice Of Pierce
ior Governor Dickson ior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. anil
Bell to Congress.
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SEyEN NILE MIRRpn-1he greatest wonder Of the
world 2cf Chs Tickets One Do ar saeh Yors,l, sy
HoEscE WsTERs No IS brosf~sy.
BThs holder esf cfet entitled 70 four sda'ns IA
oaea lsre Of ~ or Ealne u On -1l-5eL
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, sclurle r.a1'af 90 Pc elL lrl.i 81 lli'
ne u. b. 70 setis az ~ y. h.s.i a..
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Tie, have model police ia Cincinnati. On >a'-
uriay Waterman and haokudn were held 10 bail for
attempting to steal free negro aud sell him in Ken
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.,.., l,,,ronltN TT r4LN, Gle ierst'cftiN H'u"
of ,c ard cld has s.ev 1885, '.- & s u.s.. +. .ros
mtn 10 -. - ss.i,ned A. presents far he pr't ~
o',.l,, Watl.lo,tr pvt t-loaAe fs " 90 "A ~.
~" " pc,i.n ficurss la proiusIt t'e rs t.'
80 W. 80 H., M, III dIst vith ers certain 20 eeisn iui
~. ID, ~. 20 hi ishrrrf i UNfIH
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= Ptos have long been sckroledeed % b. TIE bss -
both price ed qualify Thy d al comp eie1 I'd =
BE- found vsrsrooms Of oEAet
MlTEga 81 q IfneNaaY
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FAc1s wruo,r Co'WNrTne =. D, &c s"n ~, +"


NNow FuAh - d. 81. ~, ,-i,rs "a tha she hiss btfr
troubled IN fer some tite lesi' N 75 trh away
-, All, sf.e v,sms Her usual gcot neei iu' a.. IA
.N.i-t,, H, 10 Nrp-l0fA tnts' ~
u.s. NJ e. ~ hat sAo hta chi hi,h hs. e,e - nd
-, H. mo-, ~ She rrocucd 30 he " NJ tano ' e' y,
.le,t,r.si Tic en- parsta larse qnsa tN o
~ DAYS hearys ever had eeep Ieo =. Ii,
49, ,horil hrsifair When theic any '-
s~Iseef woiua sud los time Ia rfec.ths snn p ~
MI sue Neluifese fats nj . per- Guy - ~.
r. purcirsrrs viii please b. esf,l Ito ssA tor na
IL NIL NrRNFrsG an o'hgrt ia Cewpat r. a. ~
sA h,ssle ts G v Cick,ncr Co. No 81 hsoiN ~ "'n
iaoh N''''N'N'''' ' " 81" n
&
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CATION No counter citer imtSt ties bills on bank
nj ts t. Tuicn he hods sooi IN relation 90 iosrrs
"A .~,NNF w0ad Ccuuctt initiate if uo er
a. for crtlrE hsenesS AL flr s.
and hair 10 Ice yeushiu sPpesruc, Ode, No t
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JAMESTOWN WATER CURE,

7 COATED in the beautiful and thriving village Of
- Jamestown ut the foot Of Chautauque lake, Chau-
tauque county, New York, is now completed, and
open for the reception of patients 1t appears that
nature in this locality has blended every facility TO
answer the wants OF both body and mind. An abund-
of water Of dewy sofness and crystal transpa-
ease-worn and dapidated system; and to please the
artistic eye Of deality and to charm the lovers of the
sublime natural scenery of surprising beauty pre-
sents itself TO view.
Here lies the lucid lake Of Chautauque rejecting as
Q mirror the royal hills that rise on either side and
the roar of the waterfall caused by the outlet of the
lake eapng the rock barriers of nature sends
up continual anthem. Here the disciples of alton
ply tho rod and line to their hearts content, in
taking ths fine specimens OF the fnny tribe that
swarms the waters OF lake and stream and tho nu-
groves and ravinos in the vicinity afford de-
lightfu retreat foa4hose who love to gaze nature
in her widest moods.
This establishment constructed especially for
Cure, and planned, in every particular according to
the most approved model by Che proprietor General
Allen.
The medical department win be under the immo.
date supervision of Il. Potter M. d., and Mrs l.. NJ.
Potter DIR. Potter has had much experience in the
treatment of the afflicted having practiccd Alopathy
six years. and the Hydropathc system during the last
three years, with admirable success.
DR.. Potter has associated with him young man of
energy and ability Mr.. Albert Allen who will take
charge of the business department Of the Cure There
will be pains spared to render this establishment
emphatically the Home of the invalid, and to assist
in his or her speedy recuperaton.
Patients coming from the East or West will take
railroad TO Dunkirk, thence by plank road and omni
bus, thrce hours ride to Jamestown from the North,
by road and stage on the various mail routes.
Terms-from So to $40 por week. according to
treatment and room occupied Patients will bring the
usual amount of packing clothes, towels, &C. they
be furnished with them at the Cure. For further
particulars address e. POTTER, M. d.. or ALBERT
ALLEN jamestown, Chautauque county, New York.
May 19-N
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AvE8Y's SEWING MACHINES

Price only S25 - Patented October ~. ls52I
THIS machine is acknowledged by an who have usea|
to be superior to that OF any other sewing machine
Invented for Its simplicity, eompactness the beauty
strength Of Its stitch and its chsspness IL weighs OBJ
20 pounds, and costs only fron S25 to $50 Ii viii
neatly, with the smalest thread, the finest muslin
bric, or silk, well as linen wooen cotton geods
all kinds OF leather Ii Is simple that child d
years OF age understand and work II rapidly With
any danger fits getting ont OF order and DO the
Of more than twenty seamsreesss much better every
spect than 1t be done by hard The stitches are id
pendent Of each other much 80, that ~ every Oh
stitsh is cut, the still holds good and strong fl
unlike and much better than any other sewing machine
invented. This machine lie peculiarly adapted to fsnS
use, ~ 10 will d. all kinds Of sewing and when known
be generally introduced into families
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfect
their ents for the largest sea
and will supply any number Of machines at the shorte
notice. Orders addressed TO CHARLES NETFLETU!
Isl Broadway, New York will receive prompt attention
Dec 2-6mif
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HALLErT, DAVIS, n CO.'S EoLIAN AND L. EN-.
GILBERr's BOUDOIR PLANO FORTES.
New York Ware Rooms at 7. s. Berry & Co.'s,
297 Broadway; Philadelphia Ware Rooms

HALLETT, DAVIS, COS (EDLIAN, AND L. EN-.
GILBERr's BOUDOIR PLANO FORTEs.
New York Ware Rooms at T. s. Berry q Co.'s
2s7 Broadway; Philadelphia Ware Rooms
at J. y. Gould & Co.'s, successors to A. Fiot,)
1896 Chestnut street.
DEINd determined TO offer the public the best
Id Piano Fortcs that are manufactured We have
arranged with the above named Boston man ufactur-
ers, to keep constantly hand at rooms in
New York and Philadelphia, In addition to our
stock Of New York and Philadelphia Pianos a full
and we'll selected assortment of their celebrated Pr
amos
Messrs. Hallett, Davis 4 Co. have been long and
fsvorabiy known as manufacturers whose Pianos for
volume purity depth and sweetness Of tone and for
the great length of time they would stand in tune
could not be excollcd. They have recently intro
duced the grand patent suspension bridge" which
imparts the rmnoss and volume of of the Grand
Piano Their Eolian, having the latest and most
improved voicng Is pronounced superior TO any other
There ia no instrument desirable Tor the parior as
their 4Eolian Piano Forte. combining All the beauty
briliancy and touching pathos Of the piano and
OF LemueI aibsrt's Boudoir Pianos 1t is only ne
nossary 10 say that by series Of experiments con-
tinusd for eight years he has trumphanty succeed
ed In making IN. instrument for small rooms fully
equal Ia the square piano.
An of the above instruments warranted In the full
est manner The prices, at either OF our ware rooms
the same ~ at the manufactures in Boston We will
select tusIumens Win OF without the <Eslian. and
forward them to any part Of the United States and
II they do not prove satisfactory, they may be re-
turned at our expense and the purchase money will
DO refunded.
We are engaged largely in publishing Music and
Musical Works Of every description, at both New
York and Philadelphia and having purchased The
extensive catalogue Of Mr. A. Fiot Of Philadelphia
and having all the Boston publications. we are pre-
pared to oaer better inducements to the trade, and
TO schools and Summaries, than any other house
We also keep large assortment Of second hand
Pianos and Molodcons, for rent or sale.
Z. ;. BERRY A CO, 2o7 Broadway, N. York.
j, Il. GOULD CO., successors TO A. Fiot
March 2t-u 1876 Chestnut at. Ph,laaelnbia
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We have spoken plainly on this subject, be
cause the Bulietin, above all other journals
here, has earned, we think, right so to speak !;
for our advocacy Of the Compromise was not a
partisan advocacy-we were entirely indcpend-
ent Of party-but the result OF a sincere convlc-
ton, and was maintained against much ohio
guy. We fought then for truth, as we fight
now for it though under different guise, and
as we shall ever fight for it wherever formed,
or whatever aspect it assume, God helping u.s.
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see that nothing could be done without the
consent of the States. With respect to the sup
posed operation Of what was denomnated the
sweeping clause, the gentleman, he said, was
mistaken for it only extended to the enume-
rated powers. Should Congress attempt to ex-
tend it to any power not enumerated, 1t would
not be warranted by the clause. As to the re-
striction in the clause under consideration it
was restraint on the exercise of power ex-
pressly delegated to Congress, viz: that of
regulating commerce with foreign nations.
lTo BE CONTINUED
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THE OXYGEN LAMP,

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the ppbs
that they are he sole manufacturers for the orsin
oxygen Lard or vi Lamp ss patented by Kiunesr 81
Hh iooi This lamp has been before the pnbr for hrss
years. during which time there been over one hundr
thousand sold snd IL has received three rst premiums s
two diplomas.
The subscribers have now on hand a. their hon In ,.
VILE Ohio fifteen thousand Of these lamps which AZ. rdy
fr sill orders that may be received In prices ne sr
Inducements to Dry Goods sad Hardware merchants H
men, Pedlars, &c.
We caution the pablo against all limitations Of this s
rs We intend prosecuting all gements Of s:ths, nj
faoturer, vender, or
Persons who will make the selling of this lamp their eo
business may realise handsome pfohts the success
agents testify.
Rights for twenty.sx different States for ssls.
RICHARDSON Il RkOTHkRLiN,
Nov. 4-6m Circleysie Ohio
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BUELL. d BLANCHARD. WASHINGTON, D. c.,
have now ready for delivery
MANUEL PERElRA;
OR,
THE SOVEREIGN RULE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Views of Southern Latos Life, and Hospitality.

Written in Charleston. S. c., by Il. Q. Adams.
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The above work is a delineation of the scenes and
incidents connected with the Imprisonment, in 1851,
Of Manuel Pereira, steward of tne British brig JAN
son, in the jail of Charleston, S. O.
The following notice of this work ia copied from the
National Era of February IL:
1.-THE above is the title Of a work now in press,
founded upon that infamous statute of South Carolina
by which her citizens claim right TO imprison coloys
seae, OF all nations and those cast upon their
shores in distress We have perused the book in ad-
vance OF its publication and find that it gives life
like picture OF Perera the vessel in which he sailed,
the storms she and her wrecked condition
when brought into the port of Charleston s. c. to-
gether with the Imprisonment Of Pereira several
men belonging to the New England States, and two
French seamen the prison regimen, character Of the
Charleston police, and the mendacity of certain off,
cials, who make the law medium of pecuaton. The
work is repete with incidents of Southern life and
character pointing Southerners to the things that call
for correction at their own hands, with force that
cannot be mistaken. The work is written by one who
has taken prominent part in the affairs of the South
and cannot fail to interest alike the general reader
commercial man. and philanthropist"
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ard Washington d. c.. will have a copy of the work
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