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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
THE NEBRASKA OUTRAGE.
Cc.sspoI denee Of The n Y. Tribune.
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cesisspordense CT The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1854.
The sudden change Of attitude Of tho A1ministra-
ton upon the Nebraska bill has severely disappointed
some, and painfully mortified other adherents-whe
it exhibits to the whole world and the rest of
kind, bad generalship in the leaders and nsubordina
ton snd cowaIdice in the rank and file. The Nebris
ka bill, o, originally reported, an Administration
scheme -6eyised 10 satisfy the South BY abrogatng
snd annuling indirectly the saye-prohibitng guar
anty and compact in the Missouri Compromise Of 1920
AID at Tie same time to leave hole for the escape of
tie Free Soil Democrats sitter voting for the b By
excluding tLereirota any cJause expressly repeating
isid fls7eproLibiting guaranty. And this ambiguous
end deceptive bill considerably framed, was pro.
claimed TO be he JH by the organ TIE Union in It's
Sunday morning issue, and the friends OF the Adj
muistaiicn Of al stripes were earnestly nplOred to
rally unite ard vote for r. and against all amend.
nents ard especially against the repeating amendment
offered by Nj. Dixon.
Monday morning dawns upon the Capitol, and tae
Senate Chamber is the point OF attraction Senator
Douglas arises 70 call Up his Nebraska bill according
10 previous notice, as 1t was supposed, bat instead
thereof be introduces substitute dividing the country
rot c interfere with Indian rights aud annuiag and
crushing out the prohibiting section Of the
Compromise act OF s20-declsrng said sect on 10 be
imperative, il Consequence Of the suPe-seding legsa.
tion OF IS5o--(whieh legislation, BY tie way, ex.
pressly rejrms and reasserts the said sayeexcluing
section Of the act Of lo2o) This change of position
50 extrlOrdiDsry ard sudden las occasioned repeat
disappointment and modification, within and without
the camp and public opinion. hereabouts, is so dis
trct and lOudpoken, to render the Interpretation
thereof unmist8kable
This change is tie result OF Cabne. consultation,
snd proves another fact still more extraordinary and
IePulsi7e that our national legislation in its inception
and progress, is shaped and unsheped, modified and
superseded according to the variant and conflicting
counsels of uncoDgensl Cabinet ministers This subst
ue BILL It is said was political necessity to bring
together and rennite the distracted Democratic party
even tie oIstn Of tie Cabinet and their Presilet
gFsyey asssEt this 1t seys that TIE Har3s are sare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

WI be ready Tor delivery on Monday the 10th instant
In addition to the usual Astronomical Calculations and
Calendar peges the ALMANAC fer this year viii contain
TRE 6ovKRNNEST rHE UNITED SrArEs Executive and
Jods-ascs ofthe cslns, oeers supreme Court Jadze.
s' Of the Members the Uped Sta 90 Senate and ths
terms Of hees st Of the Member Of the House Repte.
stntsiScs &c.
AUSTRIA AKIN rHE USI1ED ST,rEs-
DPionsuo oorIesl ondsucs between Chew Husemanu Aas
the KosaiA Sasr smyrna
CuRA AND THE UNITED Stairs
The rrcssd cpsr'i,e Treaty pouAts cr,,s,op epe
ofMessrs. Webster Evse,t Compton Lord Jsbn a., a.
THE JAPANESE EXPEDITION
bIief account Of the Expedition to japan under =,
Commodore Perry BY BaJsd Taylor who sossnpapa the
Expedition
LiBERrY IN EURoPE-
AP0wsrfal and bIiiSnt Grafton BY Victor BuSo.
Tia INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT PIERcx
FIxEn FACTS IN AeRIcULTURE-
Arsse containing many valuable acs snd Ains for the .oa,a
erSiiou o. FsTmeTs
NATIoNAL EfSANCEs--
Rseslp. ard EAPades Of United STATE, Goyarnssp
The fiscal year sSaisl jane 81 ls3 'aa iss Tss-ps'
RAILWAYS ~ THE UNITED STATES
earnings se- q al the Railroad. IN ths United SiA.
Al EdsoriiAI'iole Exhibition for the Ipus,ry Of An
An LJtorel Article On tie "~ existing between hess
GOyIKSxENTs OF TIE srTkEAL STATES FOR lssi-
Ts V seias o q S ACHE. AS a. SEE. .
lions, 1e
PoruLAE vorr FOR PRKsInrxr in 1859. ls.s. and 1874
Also a. Population Oft Untl sa.es By States Aesoiias
ELEcTIoS RITURxs from every safe In the Union esr
for The Nhig Alrasnac
snsls eepie ~ cent - dean 81 per hundred eom,
ten Ie~i''ns s. viii receive 10 copies o'tos respectfully soil
GREELEY McgIR.rH
Afoslo oaes, NeF-H01G
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Own CorTcsposlent
WAsHTCroN, Thursday Jan &C. 1854.
Free Sell triumphant The nomination Mr. REDFIELD
was confirmed today by of thiriyfvo yeas eight
nays. Among those who spoke and voted for him were
Messrs SEWARD. SUssrR CHASE, FISH WADE, Foor CAss
HAMLlN and NORRIS Those who voted az linst him
Nessis DAWSON, DnoS, BENJAMIN, r. JONES, ToONBs
BADGER BELL and THoNPsos-au Sou.hcinoTs, Messs.
SEWARD, FISH and CHASE made able speech in favor OF
Rodfed. billy SMITH announced in the House that Ne
lraska was Administration measure. SMITH declara
ton is deemed important He said he spoke with know
edge but by authority The excitement increasing
The Hands wanted the Wings to unite with them and
vote against RLDrELD but Mr. SEWARD respectfully dc
81 ned ard the attempted coalition failed The speech of
hr BENSANIg j. reported having be terrific tho
Administration sIa Free Sellers
Mr. ATcHscS Is now a warm friend Of the Adn.n.tra-
ten ard Old Bullion is poisonous agans it The Pres
don't diued large number to day ArcHsos, Speaker
BOYD, Gov ATKIl, DEAN aud Others there ana all
ttlk,d lovingly about Democracy
Messrs Coz and CARLISLE Attorneys here representing
about eighty caimGuts-Eny dish Spanish, Mexican and
AmdicaI-haye sent 70 the Executive a remonstranco
against the repndaton o. the Claims under the eleventh
article of tie treaty OF Guadalupe Hdago, proposed in
CadsCen's treay
RlsDALL HuNTs argument in the Supreme Count in "a
YER Of The validity Of the McDonough Wi pon.loas
ard crushing He spoke for two and hali hours when
lie was taken sick and the Conf adjourned He is better
to nj BIT, and will probably resume to morrow.
HE New York Democratic Delegation held o meeting
last night and decided to oppose e Nebraska ILL., The
Softs to voted 10 oppose and several i!aT5 also
The Ohio Delegation also held meeting this afternoon and
it Is rumored their decision unanimous against the Ne
braska bill
1t is said the Administration heard Of the New York
meeting last night and advised the speech Of Governor
Smith TODAY.
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COME INTO COURT.

We arragn the political swindlers and regulators
WHO are attempting the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise before the High Court of Public Justice aud
Popular Opinion.ip the North AMI in the South.
And we call frtt upon Southern men to come into
Court We summon YOU John Bell and you James c.
Jones, and YOU James A. Pearce, and you sam Hous-
ton, and you Thomas j. Rusk, aud you Thomas II.
Benton to stand up and declare your unbiased sent-
mcnts in regard to the infamous proposition We DO
rot want 10 hear what you have to say about slavery
in the abstract slavery in the States slavery in the
rev Territories or about the condition or probable
destiny OF tie black this Continent Or any
where else Upon these points we have no desire 10
interrogate you, and want no response But we wish
TO know what you think of the honor the morality ths
dignity and the decoucy Of deliberately violating sol
enin compact made between two parties at the close
of long and angry contest, which compact ended the
dispute between them, aud finally and irreyocs6y
closed the question in controversy The parties to
which We allude are the North and the South or il
you choose, Freedom and Slavery and the compact
in question is the Missouri COMPROMISE. There is
no doubt as to the original grounds of the controversy
-noue as 20 tie conditions of the setlement-ncne SO
10 the consideration received on one side and pledged
On lie other The North consented 70 the admission
OF Missourl as Slave State and the South, in CON-
pensaon therefor agreed that slavery should be re-
strcted to territory south of &C. 80 We do not wish
TO so into any consideration Of the character Of the
bargain whether it was good bad or Indifferent. on
one side or on the other. But being made. and the
benefits secured TO one party, we ask shall the eonsJ.
GRAFTON TO the other be denied and the contract be re-
pudiated We want you to answer US this question.
yea or ray; and We put it to every other Senator and
Representative Of the Southern States who believes i.
to be duty to preserve the faith Of obligations IN.
suled.
We invoke tbe judgment Of every honorable man at
the South upon tho political knaves tie mock.suction
politicians, who medita.inS tbs s.upenl,as and
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10 vote for IT, repeating clause and al sDd ere slit'
becs charged with ipsiacer'y avn hear.lssss"'s in
tter sppor Of The Administration, and that iA'y
would h6 found unreliable md kitaess VIXEN properly
tested this Il ST seemed political NECESSITY % sepi-
rate the she % nom the goats AMI dessrIioe del
n;sy who for, and VIM lRsf slave extension
Tie organ thea encourages tie Sois tc vote or the
substitute and thereby Hards haze uust
ly magred them TO vo.e for coa7erssg free n.o slave
soil and manullg and boldly repeal al opposing slave
prolibitirg cuacsments and iAen ther parry fidelity
and continued seryise adheronce caunos 30 doubt
ed. The SOts are evidently "a a tigbt place. bus
tie leaders have become 50 P0litically degraded
and Prostituted by the appiiasces OF executive
patronage and power, that they are prepared
to swallow any pill, how bitter sOcver es their Office
holding existence cannot be- shortened. aud may Do
little prolonged thereby. TIE organ Of the Rarls,
Tie Sentinel which goes manfully and lrtv)tedly for
Slavery extension, tie increase Of slaFe power and
the positive repeal Of alb autecedeut prohibitions,
notices this rshtsboutiace OF Tie Union Sld the ~
riDistraiion in language so exutant aud significant
that their vaccinations and Inconsistencies are made the
mere apparent and huDiliatng Tie Sentinel announces
that tie President has now determined 70 sustaio,
WITH NlalSftI nc Cau "a! NAeAsS
to that end the positive repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise" and reoices that Tie Union follows suit
and hopes it viii join With The SsEtiHri in repair
ing the injury which is erring course has already
eilectea.'
This new bill extending Slavery over territory from
Which il was forever prohibited by solemn couprO-
mise and compact thirty years ago MAJ pass .ae Senate,
bu its absmisaops and inquities will be fully exdio-
tied TO public view Ii is intended 70 rash it through
tie House under the operation OF the previous ques-
ton. before the indieuan; grOuldsweiis OF popular
Indignation from the North, the West and the North
West. flall have time to reach the capital ~ owa
opiniJn is howeyer that in the House. this Dill VIII
II Get IN opposition, that the free distribution Of the
spos End seductive appliances OF executive patrOaage
cannot 80 promptly and readily overcome. Tuc mn
north Of Mason and Dixous Line who shall vote for
this BILL will win for his political nhmy, 50 en-
during aud indeble that event act eiace it,
other than the conversion to Slavery of the entire
residue Of he Free Soil of this boosted land Of Lib
orty OrsECO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

IN tie Senate yesterday, Blr. BROVS, The new Sen
ator from Mississippi appeared and after being sworn
IN took bis seat M SEWARD presented the proceei-
ipes Of meeting OF the citizens Of SewYork, aud OF
members Of the New-York Legislature, in favor Of
reduction OF Ocean postage also petitions that Con
eress grant lands Tor ship canal around the Falls OF
Niacara; also, Of citizens OF NewYork and Brooklyn
in favor OF q line OF mail steamers between Brooklyn
AID various ports in Europe The House bill Tor the
relief Of tie officers and soldiers Of the Untel States
Army, wLo were wrecked On the steamship San Fran
cisco wss reported with amendment and passed. Tue
ease Of Mr THEIPs Of Vermont WIS then tasen up.
Mr Pitt argued in support Of M. SInELP5 rigat
TO bis seat Mr BAYARD rose 10 reply, but being
uu8ejl the subject was laid tie t4Dle nd a.er
short Executive Session the Senate jolrnsd.
IN the House Oh Representatives after tie disposal
Of tie uiual routine Of business the bin 70 confer Cue
title Of Lieut. General By brevet on Gen. SCorT was
taken up in Commit eeOf the Whole Mr. ETHRIDGE
Of Tenn spoke AZ considerable length in favor Of the
passage Of the bill. Tie portion of the Presidents
Message as relates TO the Pacific Railroad was referred
otte Select Committee already raised for that snbec.
The resolution proposing the reference Of 50 much OF
The message az roiotes to patents TO Committee on
Patents being under considerations Mr CuNGMAN
moved that the committee inquire into The exPedIency
Of so amending the patent laws as to prevent tie eG
tension Of patents beyond II years, aud the motion was
agreed to. The House then went into Committee Of
The Whole on the Deficiency Bill, when quite warm
debate took place between Mr. Smith, o. Virginia
Mr. CUTTING, Mr.. EWING, aud osher members, on the
subject Of New-York pol tics. \ number Of private
bills were reported from tho Standing Committee and
tie House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

large meeting Of our citizens was held last night
at the Tabernacle upon the subject Of securing to Amer
lean cizs abroad the rights Of worship and sepulture
In all Catholic countries the most absurd jealOuses
and superstitOns this subject abound and in many
of them 10 man stands fair chance Of getting under
ground after any Christian sshion if he has the mslor.
tune TO die III the Protestant faith. And what is still
worse lie is no. allowed to consult his wishes or
tastes in regard TO the kind of public wOr-
ship he will have. lie must conform to the dictates OF
the Catholic Church in this respect 60 without To
very many of our citizens this is serious grievance,
though it never seems to have preyed upon the yta
Of our dplonatsts. 1t is most prepOsterous c0ndi-
tion OF things doubtless, and deserving Of universal
condemnation. ToendeayOr to remove such disabil-
ty is the province Of diplomacy, and we commend the
question TO the Secretary Of State and 70 all Min
listers abroad. The duty has always been acknowl-
edged by our Government but has been very impsr.
feoly discharged. President Pierce has now iayorl
lie occasion TO awaken his diplomatic, corps aten-
ton TO this subject. And as we are not aware that
those gentlemen now residing in Catholic countries
have any special business on hand we earnestly Invite
tLeir attention to the subject.
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THE NEwYoRE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Jan. 2s
TIE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following.

TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:
ILDITORIALsi Annexation of Cansds Railroads in Cen
ges; Our Aimy Navy Nrw-Jersey Monopoies Caaal
ECCiOn f!Oie ADucXctoD; Divorce and s Abus.s; ths
Shane Of Tg ie! Young Ireland ard Slavery; Dawn
South CaIOliua; Literary Labor; Politics OF Authors;
Christian Union; Awards ei toe Crysial Palace; Riots
PupsylSs1is and the West; Nebraska; The Rascals al
Noihnktoni GadGdcn's Treaty, &c.
u.TEE fXiIB'TioN AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE: OH
cirl Awards Of Juiies
III. SWITCHES OF LECTURES; The Theory Of Vegetation
Nv riof Mares
~ INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT; Prom our Correspoad a.
ont henD Carey.
VINTFRT STING AND AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT OF THE
LA1E DuEtS AT MADRID From our own Correspond
eIt W J.. :.
.oBsERyATORIES AND LARGE TELESCOPES.
VII. Strawberries.
VIII REVIEW OFqHE WEEK; Giving IN a condensd and most
consi onn the most Important That
erTod in the United States Mci;o South America aud
Auttr6lr
TX POLITICAL lNrELLIGENCE; Appointments BY the Cans.
boad; Mssissipi; Iowa. Minnesota Territory; Washing
son Territory; GeoIeia.
XNAAlld CONGRESS Giving The important Proceed.
iLgs IN the Senate and Houie OF Re representatives.
MEU6OfE SIX Dsys La ence by the arrival II the
steamship Niagara
MI CALEDONIA; Two Weeks Later sonoe BY a steam
ship Noi'hGn light
XIII. .MARRi AGES srd DEATHS
AlN..RENIEW or TIE MARKETS. Reports Of the Stock
Gran Provision AID Cattle MaIiets Very fiv aud see.
cislN reported for Tie Tdture.
smFo cois wiappcu b. obtained the desk IN the
Comtng Room ths morning Prce 6ic,ns
eUBsoRu One copy TO- year. three copies. IS
ave coPs S eops si2 6D twenty TO one "a
arcssl $40.
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they have been born and grown IN IN hour, will IS
sreedily perish sDd dsaPPear.
Besides. is tie experience o. the world and the
ADVANCE Of ideas nothing IN the i.t three quarters OF
crptuEy Is it epongh for bar WHO lsoOrs in the
rovolnt onary ranks Of to-day, jat he show him.
sef to be only three quarters OF century behind ass
tine IL it Mr. Milchels anb tioa TO acerelis hin.
self before the word by such a showing as this Bat
we need not pursue the subject We do not feel THAI
Mr. Mrchel's petition at the present moment ia one
to be assaad but rather TO be cOnmisarated and
feulCred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

We give in another column the details of dresdial
catastrophe which occurred yesterday morning in the
town Of Youkers. The roof of immense iron ioun-
dry fell in, killing enc man instantly and wOundng
many others. some undoubtedly beyond recovery.
The Coroners jury passed the matter over very light
y but presume the next Grand Jury of the County
viii make thorough Investigation as to the strength
and safety Of the building.
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ANOTER KOzsTA CASE.-Our Vienna cores
pcGdeIt in another column brings to public notice the
clse Of unOfendng ma1, travelling under the pro-
lection OF United States passport, who is now in
generated in Austrian prison. His name is Simon
Taussg, and he has a wife in New.Jersey, where he
Las been settled as shoemaker and where he had
taken the necessary steps to become an American ct
zen. He returned to Austria on business the present
year and the point Of leaving the country to
return hitler when he was arrested by tho Austrian
police, bis passport taken from him. and he sent to
prison. The American Minister has interferel in his
cese but the Austrian authorities refused his LIBERIA
ton After the Saranac shall have landed Messrs.
Spence ard McLane will not our hero Secretary sof
NAVY order her up TO Trieste
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unblushinG fraud upcn tie North We dot 10 'he
confident expectation that saehneD as We hlFe OF ned
ord I'll era 10 CoBrress la, we have not named nat
from whom hcrorstle ard upright conduct IS 70 DC ex-
Ieeiod qste a. nueh frou any that theY VIII N N
fully declare at tiey have NJ approval . give 70 -
fN.Lollne project
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by reference to our dispatches from Washington, il
will he secn that the New York Democratic Delegation
held meeting last night and decided almost uuan
uOufy to oppose the Nebraska bill.
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We eleD ,sue IOAlOaROW MORNING an EiisiOn Of
InE sEY1.WEELT THlBrsF, for circulation n Europe
7. win contain al e a st News Up - the TINE Of gong
% prcss. Single -opios Wrappers rsaiy FOR mailing an
tf bad 81 tie desk free ~ C-nts The 4. s. bal
steams vahIctor, fr B.emen VIC Southampton, sails
rom ths Iort T. Morrow o. room.
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Subscriptions aud advertisements for TIE Ns'e- York
Iritvoe eau BE- az will the following Agents
Losuos-Alr " Thom-s Nos 70 and Il CsihaTin street.
Strand.
PAris-Mr E;ourueau No 30 Rue s: Mare
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The nomination Of Mr.. REDFIELD, as Collector Of
the Port Of NowYork, confirmed yesterday by the
United States Senate by vote Of IS to 6.
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UAITyT, DAVIS & Co.'S unrigaiel Pianos with q
without a tbrsf,d Hoisn Superior ~ b. other. ~,ry ~
piece a. BRAY GOgDoEs Second bond Pianos great VAR
tId AZ Iric,s ON 4fot5 2 10 tsc rnprc re NJ
BEgrg . ~ 80 ~ Bro jl~1T
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RrpDING's RUSSIA SALvr.-A Boston Rem

WEDDINGS RUSSIA SALNE.-A Boston HemHV
With this remedy Ia the house. physician "a ui1s
needless for 1t Is isslfa real house dootor
fan LID for the slightest ssrsi
deepos fth wound scad brn relieved by
RING corner Johnst
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10 MANUFACTURES OF BAo..--L v. SiSGER &
Co ueIltawagpTy io!e ifa eteat Sew ns Machines
ftr tier style In resp than auy Machines
b,f,Te offered to the TilIe Olce No s-3 Broadway.
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An EVENING on TIE WArEg- NOcturBc. Com
ressd 6e6Etd all lovers Of By Pctorsk
a. 1a,ed u tie oss Immense
c. eta Jpst published by cRAcE "ArEas 40 % BToa
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To Hat MANUFACTURERS moi deceived TIE
oply hifs binding Hes D. GAJvEk BhRge
Co.'s Irosdvay WITH maob.ac .Tson bnI fra
81 20 ht.s ls4 day
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Ball on TIE l2IH REGN.E r--Ladies, If yOu Wish
,ta ed Linen Caiie.t. Rid slpys g.; for ts
6id la.- wish Goth Egfton BDotf Ili- Rlbb
sL0rld do weather rfoye stormy, yeso,i1.
Mi.LEs No l3f ,a1l'st.
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SKFTI1CsM Is SWALLOWED Up ~ DDNoAsftt-
Jbcrssr5s proved for Oh, ges to-; ChT DJ2Ss
- cJatainf element ADJ
ys mir Ee Irofi5r 20 tHy BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

SEWING MACBINEs-AH persols making, sclng "
using Mtchufs bavng de needles with
point hereby cautioned Infringing Odgaal
PaieI gr6Biso sept 10 f5 all ussrs viii DO held respJns
bic GocfIdIC law Tie fJ0wT licensed TO
m saving Mchres under my said pasnt VIZ Mes
NheeIer Wilson u Co Grover, Bak~r CO. tho Ansf Lax
noe sevile Mechoe Co. and bgh,c Of New YORK Siclo
) A.. B00n Messrs WoOiefe-ge, Rseus
Moore, l. q Msfs AID A r. Hove Of Vow Yors
HowE JR Psienee Of the Offpal Sewing Hariae. No
80 BrOsdv6 o., New.Iok, ana No s. Hanovcr-st, boston
SEPT s 1873
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FOwI rHs & WILLS, Phreo90g IS end Pabiisblrs,
sir.Ob Hill No. 80 Na7sau-sf, Sew-fosL.
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HAIR DYE AND WIGS BACHELORS Manuiactory
Ir these articles removed TO No zi Broadesy opposite 70 che
he h1s the hest iOns IN Le world 1r
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WIG TOupees Nine private s hJor.