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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

hey would not only improve Their own concinnh %
would also supply the greatest want OF the West
good I, male hep" -,
We have an abundance Of such philanthropy rIg1"
here and don't need import any from Massachusetts,
but proves unsetyceabe for want OF due admxture Of
knowledge snd common sense There are ten thousand
vrtuous and dgeni women IL our city who eontrVe 70
exist BY sewing for stores who have somstimes tribe
ahead and sre as often in debt 20 their landlord grocer
thresds store &c but who never ten dollars ahead
for lifetime To bid these poor, inexperienced friend
less girls 20 out to illinois Wisconsin and engage IN
Homework is about as sensible 70 tell them 70 ny AZ
one stretch 70 San Francisco there Sc, up boarding
houses and make fortunes Their last shilling would be
sneut in the Journey ard when turned of some boat at
Milwaukee or of some ear at Chicago. perhaps in the
nglr pennies frendleSs and unknown what prospect
have they TO obtain suitable employment even werethey
qualified TO do rugged housevork What guesses Will
be made as to their past lives and what sort Of people
will be likely TO crowd around them and offer them tua-
tons or stoppingplaces
II any poor Young woman il our City has virtuous
ard frugal brother uncle other relative in the West
who Will give her home until she find work, and
whose character will be esteemed guaranty for
hers let her 20 % him by all But twO-thirds OF
our sewine.women have no such relative Those they
once bad are dead, gone whaling, or absent in Cali
forna or are dssipated ard vicious and either cannot
or will lot help them And, hard their lot may be
here. we cannot advise them to 20 West absolute
strangers. seeking employment There IS such move
as out Of the frying.pan into the fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

Noi returned but psoo.ty al2gi 9 goo
III cliy TIE Mutual Aiiile i TITS Ni-5 H ZIG
STATE of Connecticut
The United States Life" of this Cry. h.s jas.
given - fret ricnuia statement from which j. appears
that is business per annum and rs rate Of expense,
are about he same a. those Of s nimesakc OF Paia-
delphia BY rle second lunqaepnial -taenent Of the
lately rcvolutooizcd Mutual" Of this Ciy,we eis'
learn tLar 's expenses q MANAGEMENT for -he is hs
years aye been but per cont on its receipts f'r
premiums AID interest This is less than taif Fla' IS
confessed BY ire Neg.York Life Formerly The Slar-
''us for the last yesr aud he year before The 4,-
ter Company makes a raiLer sorry figure IN ne 5a'n
annual report by the side Of the Mutual Bs'eh, OF
the same sgs. Whether toe average age q s policies
and Of ,heir holders is the same cannot Of course, be
learned from the reports bu, assuming as Fe ma nor
unreasonaby do that il is very nearly 60. l. S i',@
that 10 be on PAR with the Mutual BENEFIT is assets
should amount 20 8 little over sl0)00)) and assun
ing that the Mutual Benefit las no. reserved 700
much for its liabilities the New York Life Ia r.
served too ttle by $36lO Where the fault lies can
only be decided BY properly based and acclr.te VAL
ton Of the policies Of both Companies But tie dior
ence in the expenses il patent snd striking sad sarej
goes great Way to account for the apparent deficiency
Of assets Of the part Of the New Yosk Company. Il
the members ef Company which coniesses year airer
year 20 double The expense Of others OF lac age choose
LOT 10 call on ice officers explain the wherefore
show What they get for the esh tina. dsa2
pear out Of every dollar they pay, it is their oFn
Germ Having called their attention 10 the figures
have discharged our duty.
To US appears that the expenses Of any OF the vel
established Companies above named are TO high fOr
the interests Of the members. Why should Company
having from 5000 70 10000 policies aad fll With RE
premiums amply sufficient o. nc. c3-.s--1ce5 cr-
pend $4,000 TO $4,000 per sanum 10 agents e5mns-
sions and ysrg TO increase It's business l. i already
sufficiently large for safety and The interest Of is em
bers safety having been secured, lies in the creates.
possible economy With the officers il may be other
wise and possibly these Institutions have been esab
Hshed in some cases, with particular yeE 70 benefit
the officers.
It's difficult 10 name any financial institution which
coners greater benefits Society than this Of Life
Insurance on the mutual plan. bns unfortunately il is
quite impossible to name another which offers SO secure
shelter for quackery and sSinding. In sPi,e OF all
preventive legislation boeas Life ln;ursnce continues
to flourish ard enjoy longer day thaa falls 70 the lot Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

Hon Henry Vail. N. c. cleo; from Rensselaer, sho
died On Saturday Troy was one Of the pioneers Of ,As
city. worthy cOmpeer Of George rbbetts Stephen Wa
rem John Paine and other early settlers who len upon the
city many MARKS OF their perseverance and integrity NJ
Vail entered the mercantile business with his brother Geo
Vail about the year 1910, and continued in It until be
amassed an ample fortune. lie was married In 1913 to
Miss Eliza Seden. IA Il ter Cf Or. seldom by whom he
had female child which died in Infancy in October isl
Mrs Vail died on the 5th Of FebruUy, 1918 Mr. Vail did
not marry second time and el children. Mr. vaaia
1880 was nominated and elected to Congress BY the Demo
cratic party Of the county bis competitor Hoo
Hiram Hunt over whom he had majority Of EOS vo,rs
In SIS he was nominated With the greatest unsniy r
reelection but defeated in the canvass. Mr. V i1rnx
competitor, Judge Hunt rscsived majority Of oetwesn
400 and 500. From that year he bad not At any tine
setvely engaged in politics IL is supposed Mr.. Vail has
eft property 70 the value Of half million Of doll RS
bonds and mortgage stocks Government, securities, &,
We believe tha, he posses but little real estate * eps
the beautiful place on which he resided during the at
wears of his life and where he died
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The Hartford Tunes has the following from a crony
in Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE, Saturday. JUICE IS lass.
T. fis Editor of ne dr,fyrd TINES
notice that the subject ofthe Maine Law has been be-
fore the Connecticut Legislature Permit To say that
this which is in force IN Rhode Island IL working
ont most unhappy results Since is adoption over 800
Club Rooms have been established, where young men in
large nun beTs constantly resort aud not only drink hut
gamble The aine Law has caused these Club Rooms 20
e. formed and il ascertaned that great many young
to csc ard indulge in great You know that the
Maine Law does propose 20 punish snch wcNednes As
this tony strikes at the seller. lhese CLUB Associations
can buy as much liquor they please in New York and
bring il here drink and they are not liable % Dc prose
outed long they do not expose 0r s7ts ut there
s r need Of going to New York for liquor Il Is sold Sl
orr Rhode land in omen day The zine Law does not
accom- p. the great object which hoped God prayed
that would Indeed, am reluctantly compelled TO say
tia, it is cong muchAnjury
The Times is perfectly aware that the above is a
onesded, dishonest knayish representation, wherein
certain acs are made by the suppression OF others, 60
answer the purpose Of fasehOods l. perfectly true
that Rhode Island ia flooded with liquor in defiance Of
the Maine Law but it is simply because he enemies
of The Maine Lsr are fully in POcer, and have appointed
Shers Justices c. who the faithful servi,srs Of
the Rum Power. In one county, We hear that ecey
man ,rLo is selling liquor in d6dHcs Of tie lac has
Gently been appointed Justice fthe Peace OfcOurse,
a law answers no good end when those appointed aud
paid expressly to enforce obedience 20 the laws con-
spire to defy and subyertit.
Perhaps the people of Rhode Island will succumb g
this conspiracy aud treason, and perhaps they vii re-
buke and overthrow its guilty authors. The LATTER .
our confident hope The Times probably eKfN'ts -
former. But if it we're disposed - tres; Tx ass n
honestly, it would look for e1swF,ss o. tie vt-in: ."
the Maine Law to Maine i.sef 10 4 f-nmi. &c &c hnA
sachusetts out Of Boston-s1E n win-i ilf NV IS
really in force There il VI b. inul,i 20 'us.s ani
foudest expectations of is sirantass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
Onr Philadelphia raner. ANA enrre.n,nd.....

Our Philadelphia papers and correspondence gi,.
s. counts Of the initial proceedings OF grand Nus
cal Congress, one thousand strong. of Osr Geru,,
friena. The lyrical visters were kindly received by
the Mayor, and preparations were making for tAeir
musical festival.
We are becoming accustomed to things on lsrrs
scale. but what would hSve been thought feF year.
back Of such a demonstrates Il is truly colossal.
srd marks, too. the genial spiTt Of the Fatheriaai
They may introduce tie word Liberty and kindred
terms into their strophes, Vi,hoat the censorship q
Germany, and find thar this country is broader ssn
for their art than Europe.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


Special DfsTotdh 70 TIE n y IFfesns
WASHINGTON Tuesday June y. Is0
II Is rumored that the Cabinet have been engaged du
ring several recent sttnss upon the instructions to b
given to Mr. Buchanan, new Minister to England
Old Buck desires authority TO settle al matters Of Dc
ference at London. Secretary Marcy srenuousy resst
this wish Of Nr Buchanan to acquire caf for negotiation,
here The Cabinet decision is said TO be in favor Of Mr.
Marcy Mr. Buchanan is not pleased with the decision and
probably will not embark his mission Cor time YET
Judge George r. Barret Of Pennsy ysna is appointed
Codfer Of the Revenue Laws under the act OF the l,s
session, appropraiiug $4,000 for that purpose.
SIX or eight clerks ia the Navy Department have bees
removed today. Qum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

Ii, Union has discovered . BeF cause OF Nation
SO ictude a cool many slaves, baby educated o.
not 10 know when they sEe EEL or from time 70
time escaping o.a the blessings u pa.rarchai discipline
in our more Norrhery Free States AID taking refuge
from Democratic stripes under the sEag Of Queen We
tors in Canada These are al poor, ignorant ragged
and oten u1skel in any lato- 5ut that Of the cotton
6eld. wh.ch happ not 70 be in demaud IN Cansla. Of
course ley need employment instruction, sad some
times bread IN defauit Of work Hence meeting Fas
recently leld Ia London and very TssPecaby aisnled
70 concert measures .or the relief and sasieln's Of
these poor e1iles On this meeting TIE Laion cones
down after this fashion:
1--WE carr,- see h5E Great Brtsl ca ho-e % in
.. .f 'rs...s
1889. .t-r size eouat-ualres s1eh Interference ~ fn
80 sf-tliors We have called a1en'ion sl-l earnest
- D. evf5eures q her Opposition % cr.W around US
49, ii rec black governments, BY procuring Lh@ eln-
~ 80 evidence - the sane spirit "a TIE readiness YIN
heb means arr furnished 20 induce concentration u
80 bl.rk, O. cur Northern boz ers'
Csn,r Mr. Buchanan be Induced 70 siznaiize his re-
nrn 70 Diplorrstic Life by remoastrance against these
meetings Of free born Enghshmen 20 provide the ways
rd means for subsising and educating these poor fag
t;ves from the house of bondage We should Ike TO
ace Lin read tie Foreign Secretary answer It might
t the Enbasssdor into the secret that LAW mot the
Iypch sort) rules England, and that Ministry which
should undertake 20 suppress such public meetings a.
that ia question, would 'o0a ind itself IN particularly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

81LgMlzl Tsssssy s-as ?, li55-'NRA
Efs h-ks Gel. tbs -vralg in >,rals' four story Gro
csgy rsrskc1s- % BfottFAy. Fsl Point. Thsbaishig
w.. entirely s-rist t. same thea communicated 70
5 stor-s blow AID tie a,-. ile corner which vef'
--c.r-ed TIL N17ke; H0-ss thea cslgh, Gre ani ~
al.o ps.ely G.trored TIE flames next crossed ~
street, burning strauss other grocery store Mfs Randd'
house and several frame buildings The fire Is still rad's
AID r IS feared will destroy be entire blocks on b1th ads
Il tie street TIE Joss thus fsris considsr.ble.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday and "Wednesday last |"
received but coutain nothing worth 'e-graphng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

sosy w. quantity Of thread required % seq Eood
that sesed -ta tTce tae
proper quantity Of thread with three qua1e.. thst hresd % oe
cloth Yet SEWING hAotioe are s- N ne
which work with Two neee snd nsts
precisely this imperfect and rsynz sea Iaey fseeousi ea
"a superior tcS The orly Machines which capsule Of dong
every perfectly SfssEE PerDendular Acon -
which freely exhibited and e. a. r sale the nee
No So Broadway. J. N stSsgs 20
To ADvEKrIsERs-A list Of Cities, Towns and Vii
ls-. the ard Canada Ws Ida lllloas ~ Were
Nse res published revised lnd corrected By IN VIC D1S
AID win 10 ind 10 the scDpsmsnt 70 MeDasds EH'eor
NN. Il Nj D0sALDs AdTertxrE HOVE No
10 Nasag-sf. q Arm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

BOSTON. LulsliJ, June y 30
fire broke 0rf about lJ O'Clock th. morning N "a,
eysl '-e stores nos g. and North MARKET 81. osnH
by Abbot LnsrsLce. and cuqet ~ II >angfo, ~.
r.inter. Marshall s. S.mlrd. fsIDrs baton hAAAA
br,eu., dealer. and Weld Wellington a. .lef' % fAes
& Tt- dafnage by Ere and water Eil PROBABLY fssi1
sf-CC0 % 10000 winch D, partially Insured ~ tls ~"
Dl.rf.- nnd E-r.r.ns nlIl.. IN tlls oIly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

I-''-IT
Tie funeral q Rev IT, sharp book place 4is aissaea
fr Clar..sf Church all vas largely after de- b. 10
citizen. a. Boston luG B. ir IlorAx towns fsJverN
clifford. y e. winthrop aud macy oiaiinguishrt NJ
eisfis ard cifgym.n 81 various rr gous d'nomiatDS
were rre.uf Tie fGrflsl sermon by Presided Naytel
a. Irwn ll. tra'fg elegant tri0 NE % The Con-
tsr character or fh. deceased. Nay oi hs stores 80
r.,d all he bells 90, le oiarcaes toed b order q .
M.llr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

Tie Worcester Spy Mss utters some mercfal truths
with respect TO the wages Of Sesmstresses ia our great
cities and then proceeds to kick the dish as follows
@ris true our shirt makers have easier remedy thkn
their British sisters have they wo1d only ayaA tleI
sslves II hi They can enrats and procure household
suu0,ment in TIE West; which woad be better paid and
more heahul than their present life Of pain and misery
ihsy bar only energy enough 70 foFsake the gri o1o
1b.rs ccrretiiou RACES ike burning fever and could
eu from tie system which has divided Europe INTO two
e1trsns classes Of enormously rich and Erstchsdy poor
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10 sPOHDENTs.

no noics can b. Of Anonymous Commune sios -
4 iceuded for iuserOn must BE- tuheuuceieo ~
sSdrsps o. he writer not necessarily Tor 20 ~
anfee q HI good faifh. ,.f.-.
v-.csnr, srdersis % return rejected Communications
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NEw.YoRK LEGIsLATURE-EsrEA s'''''"


EsrDals -
NJ urTrTswg had eor.-u, 20 oT-r joint fase'siy Z,
Tor he s6iorrrn.snr Of fhe Liiaf1re % ilnrslsi
N iIisrrs aid TIE ressoLs ara Oogiors ~ p n2~ - -
months since We assembled un1er ne -. =. ~
ZION of bur orr flrdr,d dsys Ieose ~ --ss .,ss
- ,r5 sr ertrr sef.,on j. leugtarnta OK ~, ~
10 b. d1poston 10 pgoirict il ~ more SoH q
diligence he poI,aa,t i , o. g ne y his
S S q, y iae rs o Of lie s:4ssihit this a''
NJ IC9RSELL regretted Tat - many la - "a 2
were y,t un.e,sa upon lie s la Ss5 ,.' b i ssa H. -
oc',fgi. Ihe tiae u wasted on minor miasf@
mi 20 Tor sdjOurnirg his siteruoop r,s bss
NJ TRlsTOL Eas 10 favor Of hNnf ins S, ~,
ress cold - eeHe Al experience . So n, .5,rh-T
,,.. 49, Hcuse III be GssPdIedi Bat n'iA--s
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~ SEE THIRD PAGE. Ii
The Tribune for Europe.

The next number Of The Trim: {eg I SG
C,;-l,'Jo,or viii be Issued THIS hORNlNG' a.
O'clock 1t viii contain all The Latest News up no me
time Of going press. Single eoPes, ID p plg SI
,esdr FOR mailing. can be bad at the desk. rice o4
Cents Cents The Asia sails from this port To-Day at
ofclock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

not-vater. Why should at our Government atemp, "a
suppress anti Slavery meetings right here On our on,
soil before undertaking TO try Il in Great Britain,
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TIE Cincinnati Forgery Trais-rhe Weather al
NaVIvuffoU.

CINCINNATI t-fHi-lf s..1 . -
Tie TRIAL Il k,sssIc and FMcley ior foi- y D. ~ -
irg In tie case g Mi.fTg r0he pos 90 has D5-n~
tered ana be- l. retained as witness.
The weather bore i op4f-ss'e- IA-f-i'n- ttF ~NT
NJ 6egrees ihe rhale
Ths rrYer Is very loT and navigation h airoi
reudrd
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Our 6,Ss City Or Comfy who would Ike to "itne" 'as
s, q our se.na Jndsr Pressswhich I'VE think have no
obse n By calling any Thpr'aay between a u ans
aPM At wt-ch WEEKLY edition " running o. we vi"
nv TO ,s, ih,n on other days Om 10 s. P NJ but oar Daily
mainly printed between midnight and A h. To all who viii cal On
IS Aforesaid shall be most h'PPy to 'pe orr f's
p,,, and we II nh they will fnd It verify Of their attention.
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CHAkLLsEDa. Iuraiag. Js-e = -
Col Tlauou Cuyler q lawyer, ~ Adei0ylf. Gsfft-
b-o.ffrsfR z Clyier. q SdglnnahFss murdsfe1 - -
IL rsscfnos On saturday last. -Four parties haFs y"
zrrr-f~d on susf ici0n.
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Grm;1lork DAILY gribnl1r.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %. 1853.

~ Persona wanting Ti5ans ef Their residences or
oftu~rers VII esse heir sddr he Pubic1tion
rsugh the PosiLOfee. snce ~ cents Teet-f'
~
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sPRTS0F ELD. M9aity Tl1s ~ = =
About 4 o'clock this afternoon q mtn ntnrl 80 -
Duris nan while intoxicated fel flr0.sl ~ " 50 y,
Railroad Bridge into tie CSnnec.ic-i kif-f aaa "
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In Senate yesterday resolution to adjourn on
F,;5s, vss psssed. Tie Ten Hour bill was taken up
from Committee of the Whole and kled-l3 60 >.
The Senate held Executive Session win no mPo''
tspt result The Catholic Congregations Oil was
discussed until adjournment for want Of quorum.
substitute viii probably be offered for this BILL pro7d-
inc for the election of Trustees, to represent the con-
greeatioDs.
The Assembly concuIred to the Senate's amendments
IN the New.York Pilot bill The Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad bin vas taken up and consumed the remain
der Of The Session.
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t.
~, ,, ,,,ce,,.. o,',ss nd the .rsst Of aoHer,
Sotsne ,hsa Az % Va ~ s, es,s 4. III lrssry.
~ ril o. I'D f'c ..cer tras ~ R1r--ry ,.,,,
az ssiIl ia Re void m .go,ias lae hlaaa hsiT
th'''or' e'e IL" si i "a n. "sssaiiy t-el-r
81 10 su.. iss he5 S.s .ss.-.,lv
~ ~ (, ,s..ose ,So ss.i . ssa hsss.
% sh r2 4s ,1,t 70 i. &c i3s . 'i,s
~ no eve ~ ei'ei 80, q si sss .le.F'
-h Toc--ei5s heai,cae,
llih 10 dress e. clsns Dr. ts ss,i So, MS. sc
ssssarer I'D p.o9,-s dsr5s 30 . fremont Roy 3 B2s' a.
Ns SEA IN NsrY "a or sy a, on e'h 90 s ~ "a a s.
Mshsss ard BY ssuis everywhere ir'i bo'''' - '' '
An ISvuuAplK MEpiclsE-We have frequently
heard Ds Hoeais Gsusa sit.., s ~. ,e ,.r a..rg-
yAexsoS .Peas - Of 4 tsss' o. rs 10 Sas al
Hsstsr Of TIE ;,',e ~ s'- 1.,
as9sIs g. a. I've ' cS jssae Nol.s, ssi, ga
sTtssg. d.sssss vhss sn o'hs Iassaes have ,..a & &
Se ltc6 Ia constantly sss st-es sa and Gle
rsme iies verify q s's' s9a.' On 9s n'.' s
,seeomassdink lie Gsrmsn D;eEs AID s aesa ' cor
dI ", s "a. <, 'i isss r. Nos,as evsryvA
Fer ale 81 'si'ie 81. .'-t ~. - Il, -
rY.,.. -.f l.at3. s-- = 1.., Dr. .
Ne "a band. ,li. n HAYES D''ya an by '''es'a' DEAL
-. "Ob. her hair is dark as tie midnight waves,
sad an eptvssc ssairer Of hs beses lon, .-'''u 'Sss
and we he irish. have s1,a ~ ~ "a eh,-i regular t'rssl
mic bead Of Jet Tie Water OF l.si.F9s ~ W !.
Hyss,ss HFSsT o,s1SsR, sair Cutter ard VIZ NAi o.
No Wsuer-sf
~ Mechanics, Trsdesmen and Citizens OF New
vH YOUR health ard dpriv ~ yoE ia'ae' q e
se,.l nsee,s,lies Of odr TIE eAaFasaui e
- IN a. eltv We earnest cal y0ur attention 70 tie id'
e., seas WOOD No 9S BoaawsJ 10 tins paPsf heeaa
@Ov One p.y Len" Here is Opportunity where BY
only SIS you procure dehshaai e0un ~ 'sa'' -
location, The city.
K,ypoRr Lors.-This sale viii take place tomorrow
4, e,s,niue the properly do 20 today, By steam
- h,r,,, fro1 o Of cbsmbeissf a. 10 n aa3f r NJ ss'1
pg before aaTk.
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NC Fyrn1oRprSAnY Cum EFrEoTED BY Dr.
To- Depot No. 2l0 Greenwch-st, New-York.
To on who fiom Rheumatism suieT,
And nom the pains OF Toothache groans do utter,
Ave CONNIE I'd Tobias Venetian L.uamenti
IN the only warranted modicament
All main 10 stop,
Even by the use Of few drops


-. IsV,coRArING CoRDIAL-PRoF MORsE's lNvIG-
..-,se t,tE or CoEDA-The eighth WONDER OF the Boanie
world - 81, .r,yo.s D,sr,srS
NalsrsuaQe can convey sdequae idea Of ne ana a.
most tniTct ulous change which occasions n me seas
49,, ~ The unruug aud relaxed ofslH
esop IA 81 ebfeced re,ivleo and o up the nsi .l
nh~,cal symptoms deae VANISH oi'iI sue i l
huepee The s.eofiDg nCisl re vast Oiotp ,n ~ ueus W
he WIN iii f-tp,
go h WIS previously gloom an most oouc 4pst7
hscenes lsht huoyau' ard active ana ne goei oh ne re-
&c ~, medicine reas the constitution i
I'D restore Il L normal condition Wen mag tae ephio- 0s
called the .,,,,v,, yvoNpyR
f the Keteenth Century. i Is a. the .i nie Aeh n me ga
Wod have admitted that miracle Of medicine heretofore supposed U
h"" s1iMuiANr THAT ENTAILS No REACTION
The case OPIUM nlotl1l
prepatator and Ell other excfsnis Inc sl9e ol
t,sv vi h. aid Of him takes ttn The last state o. iAa
49, z ve har he hrst" Bot he Elixir s ~ eAhIrani Nolt
snss Jaw cksaie Fra s paon pr eii its iN --4 -e
rpop tie uervts she f.ind ard tnf elffe oir.l1i'l
CNgAI MEDICINE Tus FEMALES.
TIE "a cffc az ihs great restorative ~ M conn GUS
iprdert Ia females ga u the annals OF oc' i-
sands Of stuuiauts have been tNrtei oaues Of '-'i
al rurrortns r lTthcs in h- various ci anl
tt. r.. Which the conformation of woman render Der
been
indeed rar.eS ,olratar1 ,ac % ne nervous ssea n
49, md rrola-on $40 tf tAiN
- he la. 100 been utterly fn nlrtfte e frcl CRAVE
, en- OF n nerve. the ya o--aa ard hA1 10 eeio
Tie i'Fi' ' Nors1's i>yiGosArIVs ELixR
il pflortr. te i ra-4ca h-lto l-t-S
OF ~ pse ,,sr i-n r the lied states, No l'2 Bosvay,
NsW-YofE God ~ ura-..is f,rer y ." t-e -'l ~.
49, III r.rf btes the words n. hi'fa ' .of nl
cofss t'5vn 10 a, Price s. per bottle two bort % I'VE
~ M ei-r.c,tnrt sis.cc accruf anying r1ch .aite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

There is joyful prospect that our Legislature Will
adjourn before the week closes They cant guess 10"
irtertlv their constituents long to see them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

They are not yet ready to abolish Capital Punishment
in Connecticut. whch-seeing that they persist in up
holding and legazing the Rum Traifc-does not sur
nrise us. The anti Hanging bill which had passed the
Senate, failed yesterday in the House by vote OF nearly
TWO 10 one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

%. FowIFHs & WELLS Phrenoogsts ano puo isn-
.,s- Clinton Hall 70 IJi Nss.a9-st Ne"'ioik'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

ByvAaE or IqPosToRs.-ihe bona hde. ong.nal
..S oplV ssnuie E5tenninsor thai nhatss ksis NICE
((<krotciss anti &c. without ste1ch COsTAks CDsIAH
pfss "a fs Brotdway CosJARs Becbug EremnatIny i Oily
tlis he Beoiugs but IteIs them away.