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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-16

PoLITIcs IN THE PULPIT.-The New York pa
peis Of Saturday were filled with notices of ser
mons on political subjects to be preached on
Sunday, in different sections of the city, in view
of the e.ectnn to be held to-day. The" Church
Journal" IEpi>copalian,) commenting upon this
extraordinary feature Of the times, perlnenlly
inquiries:
"Wh is the reason of al this? Has the
old fashioned Gospel-wIich we nave been
accustomed 10 believe was lie Everlasting Gus
pel-bern at length exhausted AMI worn thread
bare! Is 10 lext fresh enough nnw for preach
rra and people except it be- taken from the Gus
pei according to the daily papers? is i! That
The ministers are tired of The uld topics of grace
and salvation, and no longer believe that = Cos
pcP' of which ihey pretend TO be "preacIrrS?'
The point we now wish to make, however, is.
thai in The country, where. rs we had fondy
hoped. Church and Staie-Rcgon aud Politics
were thoroughly and forever divided. popular
preachers are rapidly rising t" BE- The leaders Of
political parties; and pulpi are found to be
lis in times of old--lhe brs recruiting drums to
beat up voters for political pariisans. Aud Il
corresponding change has taken place in politics,
too, us well as in rrligion-buth of them rising
and falling upon ore Democratic pivot-ror
p0pN!i. As the pulpit, therefore, has grown pu-
litical, the stump has waxcd pi"us; and if Ne
br;ska" rings out Justify from the meeting house
il is only in sonorous unison with the higher
law" resounding ir"m the halls of Congress"
----+.+----
THE American Bible Society, at its regular
monthly meeting in New York city, on the I'd
inst. recognized five new auxiliary societies in
North and South Carolina, Mississippi. Wi>c"n-
sin and Iuwa; IN appropriation Vi $1,000 was
made III the Arcol mission. another appropriation
also, 10 The Protestant Episcopal Missionary
Society, for the nIi,>inn arnnng the Chinese in
California and grants were made of German
Testamenls TO The ChiIdren's Aid Society, Welsh
Bibles and Tcs,amrn!s 10 the Methodist Mis-
si"nary Society for distribution at CnrbondaIc,
Penn; also German and English Bibles and Tes-
tameuls iur dslritniian in Al!cghany County;
Bibles were granted to the Methodist Sunday
Srl,oul at tie Quarantine, S. l.; also, Spanish
Bibles for Valparaiso; Portuguese Bible for sea-
men; 10 The American aud Foreign Christian
Union, Poll Bibles and Tcslamcnts to The
Methodist Missionary Society books in Spanish
for Buenos Ayr"s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-16

THE LATE GoyERSoR BURr.-The remains
of the late Governor Burt, accompanied by the
committee appointed for the purpose. arrived
here Yesterday. The Town Council and num-
ber of cur c'izcns<unilrd in an, escort, and The
remains were conveyed 20 The Council Chamber,
where they were deposited until this morning,
when they are I" be conveyed to the depot Of
The Grccnviile Railroad, o be taken 10 Anderson.
1T is buta few weeks since Governor Burt
passed through our town to take charge-of his
trust. We little expected to be so suon sum
moned TO allen bis funeral escort.-Carolinian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-16
REvoLurrosaRY AsEcporr,-A correspon.

REVOLUTIONARY ANEcDoTE.--A correspon-
dent Of lheN H. Patriot furnishes the following:
When the British were at Boston in l776 my
father was in = barbers shop waiting to be haved.
A British officer came in and wanted to be sha-
we'd if The barber could do it without drawing
blood and saying if he did not do it he would
run his sword through him The barber was
frightened and dare not undertake the task. A
little boy sitting there spoke up and said he
would do it. He looked al the boy with astonish-
ment but The boy stripped off his con, and told
lin to take seat. He took off The officers
beard without drawing blood and was paid
guinea FIR hi~ trouble. The officer then asked
him how he venured to dn it is he had been to
every bnrbcr's shop in town and no one bpfure
dared to do it. The boy replied T thought
would see the blood you would and if
had would have cut your throat to the back
bone in moment.
The British officer hung down his head and
left amid shonts Of applause for the boy. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21

all, lees thsA l. IN is aruc,urc fracture ami lua,r
has an eppcateaer. intermediate between camel oVa
Nbd che dull waite 'oa oi aephalium hut u contain 30
rvr e,ut lae \alatr rasos than pure btumca trl
tivm ia " per cent moro volatile matter than Ia
otdireN Ma iis ni The hummoue zeal of hn weston
zeal hclNs
"WNo,gN,stu, Nation thip coal assumes ouooi.
dial a,d even n rnhcnumn or structure. somewhat
analogous Ia W,oiautc a. basal,ic trap. while az The
ssmo time network ci p,rnieous ores oi fino Sud
ir,n have ,emncd is loins and hssurcs. and appear
outr brilliant caN etall,uc iorme the whole bearing
r,idcucc ct ggcpt locni disturbance. gncous action
sd rtutual consolidation under pressure II aPprers
indeed altogether rr,hebc. Um the peculiar cherac
t,r al he coat Wn structure aud great lch Soknese
that N has been subjected toa sufficient dcg'o 81 heat
ca have fused or scuiuecd the mass under prcssnrr
that pie, ,nicd the escape at the volatile gas'a trans
truius IT, a the samc time either IN this condition or
/, suhlmatiCn from it's original bed into some Niu'
adjacent hssurc formed h, disruption OF the strata
where has thcn vcr, gradually passed INT" the soma
state. lis uniform occurrence IA close ''"N"'" y"
an alupt change ia the geological formation "i Tue al
iaernt country, and the sudden elevation oil pr'nnyo
rccks to,rthcr VIII the highly inclined poeltlon OF the
c,al itself furnishes abundant proof that ~ has been
implicated in The remarkable disturbances which nave
cou,uscd the whole of the surrounding country sno.c
oucnt tc the carhoncious era
MlcNnntona bed of coal is found two feet in thick
,.s and rests On an induiatcd clay. II Is workable
IA considerable extent and finds ready salo 20 the
strsuh, ats On the river.
The best bed ol coal that VIII probably DC found III
an, value ON the river AZ wellington $50 niles
above ST. | ouis. This is from twelve 20 fourteen
inches in thickness end lies just above the bed OF the
rvcr II u.s. however, not very valuable, and supplies
c,al to y limited extent.
III uo case have observed any OF those remarkable
vegetable impressions which are so common IN many
oi the western coai fields. In Ohio and Kentucky.
&c. III the shalo lying above the coal are found beau
tul impressions ferns, cones, nuts, aud great va
icty If plants peculiar 10 the coal formation, NAch
have become of the highest interest to the boianst
have examined quite carefully in many places along
the li,cr. aud in no have | observed these re-
mains. bA""IA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
BY TELEGRAPH 10 GHE yEw-YoEE TRIBUNE
XxXIIID CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .wA.uIyeToy, june q, +

SENATE. .WAsHIySToS, june p, 1874.
Nj SEWARD said that he had been instructed by the
Commute on Commerce TO which had been referred va
rou pet praying aid 10 the state Of NeT-l Tor
the construction OF ship canal around the fds 81 Nag
ara 10 say that while the Committee unanimously were
IMPRESSED with the importance OF The great Work ana 90,
daily approved H. still there was d!s sion OF ophion ~
90 Committee in part 10 the o1Pdiency Of eIih2 u
now ard in part the c,nu 0nahiy 81 ihe iYin7 %
aid pr0posed 90 thai iley a-rcc On 10 b ana aere
fore hey ak 10 be discharged from the further conaera
ton OF he same. Agreed TO-
Mr.. HAMIIN reported bill amenditory o. the steam
boat law. The bill e-isbsles new .nspscuol 1is'r.
compose OF California Washington enc oregon WA-h
az iow al. ach,d o. the District % NewOreAns l. al'o
suspeuds till March next. the nna section % 'hA. ~
which mrerntysiv requires certain alloy % De usel ~
he construction Of steamboat boilers me OIL "s 's'n
up ont passed.
: M SEWARD introduced bill regulating the nsviSa-
Ton of American owned vessels from the "es' Inle' 70
tie Coast OF AfriCa. -
bill ior the relief Of james Dixon was reported and
passed.
The Naval bill AIKEN up -
some cmenlmert. were adop Jed and The al. was passed
Nv Yeas . 20 Nay IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
WEDNESDAY AFTERsocN, O'CLOCK.
STATE OF TIE MARKETS TO-DAY.

WEDNESDAY, June ?l--2 p. NJ
AsEEs-Tho market Is firm Pots at s. rs - II, AMI
Pearls steady at IS 50.
CorroyThe market is quiet waiting further inteli-
eence from Europe.
FLOUR AND MraL-ihere is animation in our mar
ket for Western aud state Flour, bat wflnu; improve
nent in prices the better grades held 18th much hFn
ucss and are sought after There h something doug IN
Bogus State at 81, for expert.
Canadian j. more freely offered at . 80 81 o2! The
sales Of We.crn Canal are 1870 bbls a s7a p for
No Surertnc; ~ asa - - for mixed to ancy Western
a. y q for common TO good Ohio oud - a)e - - or
common TO stra eht State Southern Flour IS hi' the
inourv fair and the arrivals light sales 100 bbs az
g 5 for mixed to good sragh brands Baltimore
&C. Rye Flour is quiet q; - 30 for fire. Corn Meal
quiet al % ~ for jersey.
GR.Ix-Our Wheat market is dull. and quotations IN
Tie absence Of sales would be guide to the aa'Ae''
Rive Sc dull and nominal snail io Of southern brought
81 IL, Barley is nominal az 95c. 81. Oats are dull
and rather lower the large arrivals in prospect dopToss
prices Sale OF State and Western at 80 56c
Corn Is lees plenty, aud is wanted for the East; Sales
y coo bush al 19c. for unsound 20 -5c Tor West
erp mixed So Sc for Southern white 90 SIC tor round
yellow. and soc. for Southern yellow.
WHlsAY-The market Is steady sales Of 90 bb' at 2'c'
for Prison. and eoc for Ohio. Dudges steady at 2'lc'
time.
7RoyI.Ioss-A moderate demand for Pork and prices
favor the buyer sales OF Mes at SO sl3 H. and sli %
esl IS for Prime Beef in fair request at SIC for Re-
packed Chicago, SIS 80 for City Mess and I'll 500 slj
for Country Mes. Gu; Meas in fair reiues, at &C.
for Hams and lc. for shoulders. Lard IS quiet az
o. ole Butter Is in limited demand IS i6c for OHIO,
and iGalsc. for State Cheese inactive NJ 6 &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21

tho Itlon -faciory Fi b .a IrPe
.f.ff.sitrerf ~ which u'aei BE-. b'.a Id n Ut
ror,rs during The lest year, has commenced oRerAuo'
IN cauial stock oil the company s $500 OD inc 'h-,
building Of iour stoos and 800 by - ieft Inc s
90 rrf s,orc-hsrae - three s'ATss. about hhi ~
Ior- Tho number of spails io o0i looms 30 -"Heh
il. 4 Il .-tri'i.r about H1. The urmher 0i males no"
,,,,.I j. 100 6esais1 ItO-s.cn n fa ors ration ahou
100 hand. viii be employed. The works re ifNen y n
IN Irse.rouer doti, L. 60 ne afi %. e. eJ1e y ~
tua and the comp. las alrc- seas 10 us4TAct fPec
non of ftcoiinl p.il c-Cs c0c..n~s c.h ana buIA
Which az. IN great fyor, ana cgtac -f1. 10 h'n" i'
article q he stamp. f5-ig1 fas j. ~ pFe.Hr
viii l raised 10 sufficient quantities 20 NEE, ne denaI
81 tbi. new aud imporfsn. branch of indu.'ry.
Ruopr IsLAyD-The Legislature OF thi- State. NJ ~
recent sers,on agreed to- and voted 10 submit to Gaze Pc
~, i've of nine articles proposed az previous sos'i1n
Tor amending the constitution Of the state The oay IA
rf ant features Of thee amendments arc those wilch @
ncn-e with the tax gunl fcGon for voting which aain'r
1e u.rou to vote who is oihei wise qualified upon hay
ing his registered twenty dsys before an election
which transfer the paronng power from The Assembly ~
the Governor; which chance the election day 10 the
Tne.dav in March and which change the ugr.ory char
ncfer II the Legislature. by liins two sessions oly
one at Newport ami one az Providence.
Hov. @. W. Cn.sT.-Th gentleman viose vote would
have been promptly recorded against the AeorasSh SWIM
M Int for extreme Illness which detained him trcu ~
House + now soournng az Long Branch, ~ J, whittier
n has paired u pursuit s.; health. c GRE gad 10 cafh
,bsI he ocean hreczcs united with temporary relaxation
from official dutes excgg -yorLDie rinH'nce Vi oh
L;l q neral health and constitution
'- Icooperstor II ~. - fsrpb,in, Jurs H.
The tlo honorcd auHiy ersary OF S. John. Day, l2ith
T. m IL. ols.rysd IN auburn by the fraternity of asons Oh
Grand scale. Many distinguished mch nom ABROAD II
be there and take part in the exercise h@n sepe" a.
Wawcrh will to President Of the day, and Hon. Geo W.
4 f,,.or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
SPRING TINE. For The Weekly Tribune

II u. JIssIf EANL3.
Aznre-hEo ahovc-emcrald-sree beneath
Pearl, lies tie may dew on the pale rose wreath,
OF The odorous az laniiuc-ou the liachs blossom
Violc, dince COW slip dcl in the lilies BOSOM
Every thing is beautiful. kng-oups gold end green,
Ei,h and purple hyacuth, snowy larmodmei
Tulirs and arc rron.s and the pure white flowers,
Of he Star OF Bethlehem, born in April showers
Glorious Nav inorning-sun, and song, anu bloom
Clouas Of vcrnal oGors-Eden of perfume
Orchard blossoms 'allng-criInson clover d meadow
Every wherein any thing, lieth God dT'sht sRaa1f'
Amber-green woods bursting to rich NE ana beauty
perf ct Paradise Of May-valiey moant and river
Win profusion teeIning bless the Allboun,ecus Gyer
MlU. 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
HREADSTUFFS DULL.
F0lEl4G DECISIVE FROM THE SEAT or WAR.

HaIF,~. Wednesday jane s., l'5L
Tie Royal Mail steamship Canada. cap. stcue. from
Liverpool SATURDAY. the loh inst arryc 20 this port
On rou.e for Boston g nn ccrly hour tiii' morning.
Tie Collins steamship Atlantic. from Neviork on The
27,h Of May arrived ont at Liverpool a! 10 o'clock on
Wcducsdny evening the 7th Inst
Tiere nothing decisive b tbs arrival from the seat OF
ver.
,.,sba s. Armand had sent 20 600 Ango-Freaeh troops
., ,ro rcEef of Sisria. They were expected 10 reach
,b bv .c li,h of June anl all at-re; ccateret IN the
.. whether that fort css would be able 70 hold out
until that time. 49,
There we!c some deep political moves going on at Vi
eupn between the Emrcro of Austria and the hing o.
Prussia.
Several changes have 'atenpaee in the British Cabinet
Lord John Russell has been appointed President oil TIE
Council The DIXIE OF Newcastle, Minister Of "ar' ana
Sir George Groy Secretary OF state for The Colonies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
Arrived.

shin Rlsnsl-r5 ,oe Yarourh Mel Lawrence, Hcsrs NAY D.
In ls rsf SGT 49,. 80. NTH 4 Son 80
shin Heerr (Btenl NocsmaLn o.oufn NAY D. i"'' '' 80
ra. 20 R.vsus'ndt q schumacher 49,, ..r
ts-k Cory,co-c william 'orr' 70 s. Donna June 10 e'.
-vood % r'cs'sr H. n Cooked iasLo fs--SSe $3.50
.- hcund : white signal with ed i'f-Iet'-i' -
ecir Harc. Falck Pow, Wilmington y G, d. naval ores
10 Golden & murray. ,,,a. eft. IL.
Il II. D. BrockmGr.
..ir uatvlrd p e. Ca.donas 10 d. slVaf % master
SI, I ,lisAae (Ps.t. 81. Auna Lisbon ? d. ok 20 = u
Be ado il 30 10 Ion IL 30 spoke bark IVA hne "
S Three sister. Ncron Hru stou 10 balas; bosni to PM
and. Chareh JoresIor' lh Sc. bosrd 10 Phlaei
Ibs ~, -. ...r
SIR Frederick Hall Dixon, Portland, c.. stone
srfr. kri.li johnson. RocklsLd , de lime
Sftr shsier Smith, R0cslend d.. lime
sssr1er keunehcc, Cores, PhlaielI1e ro-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
Commercial Intelligence.

TIL Liycreo CarTox market exhibited considerable advance
, .v y, IT Of she week sns~qa.ny prices partially reeed
- bvs- on ti 9TH AZ an advance week OF a5ol; one
esh,h Of Peury sales Of the week were large reaching
IS 500 fri,s.
Ia AosTuFFs Tie lesduy Cicuar' are very eouhia-
rer;iy prices shsde Aer sni others ae lower To tntn
D. 49, A.. and tn transactions moderate Mcs. Blown
Sbt,l,v 4 Co oro,e Western Canal FLOUR RI So asa s.
Provisions !. neTaly UNCHANGED ts LAID BIS aaFaaes
nt on tho quotations advised FER Arabia
J. b c,io, No-.ry M,RgEr Couso fo Money closed 81 81
1sI. I'll. bullion in TIE Bank England Tas Increasing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
gHE CANADA VI HNWAN.

We learn by telegraph that the
Steamship Canada has arrived at Had
ssx. We shall publish her news IN our
next Edition II received in time. She
lcs1 liverpool on Saturday June 10,
srd consequently brings one weeks
later intelligence from Europe than We
have hitherto published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
MARINE JOURNIL
PORT or HEw-YoRK..
Cleared t',is forenoon.

8ari-LolanJ (Ncr Jars'n Mrimaehi + Beos AlAaat'
Ur) II john. B. b.tc az bHSs'"'
mo T1op't, on v srrtn. Grlae, hlinu @ ~,
E,is.-Auo iRr Douglass ther'ot'etown, T. r. p " as.
~ Co; Lru.tt Cfese pars, bnTdstt N9o7i i.s
,ism noroy laud II. D. biooklnan 4 Co. spni SMALL ""
mingion \. Oessmnh L..
ioorers-G o. Big, ov tBc Miller Turks Islands tegn. on
Jones. Msrhsfsst M,ldrn saysnrah scranton laiman
Ifrot uDouuel Syn ords, Saysnnah Denil 'oj Srgln
swain Baltimore, JDbBe0n Lowdsn A. j. Deeo-'e
viir an p.luer Potter NiltamOgeh, Marvin tor pea
are an Brrnt sl4ah Victor. SPa Portland = W Lsws
C,nte KNIGHT oureste master. Ansg~a Perry Ne" beoiu
pser; ar,t Presley Tanut, MASTER Ellen, Louls Ihonp
son. New Haven master
Sioot-Nsncy Jane Gardner Newport' mastes'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21

~ als-ra G.; re IN :ho Seventh District :; i o'clock
ws,rsisv uc,uu- was occssicnoG by the burning oui
a. sc,>,v chimney iu Eres,l->i. near the river.
rs saa ct nv n tie TAsh District, about Il o'clock
=. a-yrooa was caused by chimney in Westinghouse.
s,1r yS.-on-st.
riEg ~ HOWARD STREET.
A7o-e'oek wet,ne.'sy morning fire discovered
~ Policeman Adams. in the machine shop Of John
SsAesck No. Hovlri-s;. The flames were speedily
sssZ-,s by tt hrcmcn Damage slight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
THE SHIP CAMILLUS-SUiCIOk Or "Lh MAN
PHYSICIAN.

BHrrNORE. V .dncsjay. June u, i>ot
The Southern Mail, ~ late a. due, Is IeceiYei ne
toTton pauors state that the ship Canilus ashore on
S,eccke a, last reports lying in twelve feet OF water
Win several feet Of IA her hold She had plenty o
osgtance ard efforts being made to get ne OIL ou'
her situation perllous. ,,,,4 a.,
German Ihysician in this city, named igehart TINS
morning cut his throat ard then threw himself IRON
,hird story window
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21

a food Of white heat Sounds n iho ''ieeS nise
coed and the city more deserted than ever Look
ng out into the glare in search OF some forgotten char
arteristc OF the pscc, hrd lal 'y,s aud INNS srs
aiile drnwry and confused sri m'er '11i .'f -
Ion.t., what little material Mac,p a40r'f. d. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
LAW INTL'LLIG ENCE.

SUPREME COURT-SPzcnL TERM-Bi;ors Judge Mitchell
DEATH or JUDGE BARcCLo.
The death Of this gentleman was announced anu ,uo
Cont, out Of respcc, h memory, adj cenec VA 'fnche
tetior Con also 1douned
nIDEStya DU ASF-sf.
perort Of Commissioner confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
N-rnesti, pcrts.

ALTXANpHfA-Ar June ls sohr4 G.: + Brown, Cn..,te.'
Bcston: Yankee Doodle, Brown sf1l Ms. 10y -
~. Il I,nau Sorsr York. Mercy Taylor, -Ser.o1
c.,ou: Noar. ~, Yoki FaE;aS Moii Ne' ots -
CrcF Y.r S-rpphhre, Provide
SD .cir. Iolu,ki Lowell Boston; Siatesm.n MO-
Nm HiXEN-ArE Jgae e. schr. Oh Hics, tni,isiph
do Dgisva. d.. sd bgs Nsgltiski, N9Aon' - N'oN
"a :, You. TlanaI T.1gbsdge. Dart4e blIuafets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
Passengers Arrived

tf rgr, from Eremen-Hrs p Franz 1isi F.snk, Emil
FranL M1.cs + sln. T. Hen B. ho,1-ubsg, g. y p SecA
Rcr q d y BseS o hChler. A d Lecs1ry, W hiiSenDe
sc n T. H. Ela.h L. Hslelbcck, p hle'z, l. Sch't =
DsrcteIr.nu C. Lehman lady and four c.treni y WOE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoEK..........JuSs q.
Cleared this Forenoon,

s.eAmshr-Rcsnoks skinner Nsr'is L. Ina am 'ad f''
,, MI, Dirro,. , Fo.er
swift Lvcrgool H. OgI u Mccomak, Liy.as on SlS2ec
ielhcd III Sea E,se, WILKINS - Anafs"s r. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
nEr.TUBE or THE NIAGARA.

BosrON, Wednesday juno IT I7'i.
The ROYAL Mail steamship Niagara. Capt Le.ieh' sane
or Iiycrrco NJ 10! O'Clock this morning with Ill pas
noers To- which 80 will be added at Halifax She taxes
out i4s eco in American gold bars 10000 IN American
1 COIN 81 900 in silver CON- and 1lo0co in eregns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
Arrived.

Br,s T,on Lubec wu!a bordeaux IS d., brandy &C. to
sehi IN ncrd shte I'm wreck Of M0nte1um' ashore at
New Inlet. i
Ia bot 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
srrREMr cOunr-ar,ge.L TlsN.

WIDENING OF WAIhEN-7Is .
Til. case was called Judge Watson having arrived IN
a. go. "a a. HE "A. as The Court. NJ Waiting made
an oece.stul eeo 70 ros, the Grfneut TIE appeal "s
fher rIccccLed IN Sir " Addressing re tonit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
Wdier Cure.

nR. TAYLORs WATER-CURE, 6th-av, cor. OF
~ 5sthst Ths Hysrnic Home be the dFAn
isg q country and city Ample accommodations for DAI ana
WEEK bOARDERs. Adde'S No. So 6thsv.
YORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ WAFER CuRE-rhe largest complete ara tlorous'S
fu nih.d IN the country siodrr privileges IN elV -s ok .
.o-rs, y, Tr1ivtr-i' 80 % III WELLINGTON VI. D,
south Ofsrge. n :. o W WAY u y.
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