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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

and q, ,hey are generally fcdst hone until iaily s
we NAV. in short safely put them 40 not less 'a..
,ssb. giving total product Of nearly ten mnsas !.
,ou.rs for commodities that would not, rder aos:s'
Co.. trade. sell for more than two millions. u even
thst amount
This Il 10 .the Ancient Dominion an impcsses
tr.,ch of trade. and its existence and prosperity are
>, her un;on with the North. II is with the exeesq
ofeeht millions that she pays that should -
,..nvsehred At home. and for the cloth that soosd
ba hapoht with the iron With the dissolution o. inc
I,aon this excess. however, would cease to ex for
.ropc the first measures of sopthern Conied TAey
wouh be the reopenng Of the African slave fra 'or
N. henet Of the planters of Alabama and MssisSeP'
long since tired of paying Virginia thousano a.'.s
for negro that under absolute free trade covio 20
bought in Africa for thirty forty dollars ana sans-
portd across the ocean for as many more Whas faeu
would be the condition of Virginia as member o.
Southern Coniederacyi Her land is already :" -
great an extent exhausted by constant cropping ana
constant export OF ali it's products that own pecPs
are flying from it, and iti only by aid oil northern ~
and northern labor that II is here and there acqnn
value. Once separated from the North northern mee
would cease to seek her SOIL and the aversion OIL NJ
eicuers to slave States IS as know greater team
that even of our own people. We have at this mo-
men before us the destination of the passengers o tue
shin Universe which arrived at this port short tune
since and they afford on this point such conclusive
evidence that we are induced TO lay them before our
eaders-as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

They tel us that Slavery viii never go to AsSrssAa
Then whyopeE door for it WHAT'S the OBJECT 'ae
purpose cf this sttempt to rip up the Compronse OF
Is20. ifit be not to let Slavery go theret why pro-
woke this excitement Are men apt to Plow heias or
prsiries which they do not mean to cultivate "e-
member this is no question OF imssiss R,ssrt'''h'
but of ren0rfsg one. Are Southern men 50 tfahseeh
dental that they want this legal removed ye
care nohrg for the practical excusoaOi
Rely on it-hi battle is not fought for an abstraction
We may keep Slavery out of Nebraska eyea IN sPue
of the repeal of the exclusions but the object oil the
repeal is to let Slavery in there, and nothing else
MEN OF NEw-YoRK fyou are in earnest IN WISH
inn this bill defeated, together in the Park tins
afternoon and say so. Demand of the House that 1T
st,y IFS hnd from evil until the People shall have
chance 10 speak out in a manner which demagog ties
fear and traitors cannot disregard Let us see how
MANY Of you mean what so many of you have OF en-
aid-tLat there is limit to your forbearance in view
of slaveboding aggression Let the Park be full OF
earnest men this aternoon.
The gentlemen named below are expected to adj
dress the meeting:
We, R y BuTLFR n. " HAvENs, Esd,
\ PoWDlT TCH BLUNT Esq. lion. JAS L. COOLEY,
~ Ia Gov. PENNINGTON Of NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
lie STRUGGLE GOING ONl

Tie interest in the great contest now waging in the
House of Representatives at Washington against the lib
cry Of dc bate and the freedom Of the Territories increases
with every hour .hGt body remains in session.
We Yesterday hosed the Stars and Stripes over the
te Office Of The TRIBUNE in token of the extreme
cern VIC feel in this important contest and shall keep
flying night and day willie that contest continues.
We hope to strike il that act shall herald the
eapulaon and dshonor Of the Northern Representatives
in tbs great struggle.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

TO ARREST THE VIOLATION OF THE MISSOURI
COMPROMISE.
The Citizens Of NewYoTk WaD believe p-orcsed Rpea
Of the EsoaIi Comrr0e hA bsE Pudss and condemned by
the ree rg ard who further believe should
be protected from Influences rncoufsonAy b-
the House of Representatives. vii PARK SATUR
DAY AFTERNOON. the i5sh list. occck consider the
scTs rUI,r b taken By TIE FREE States
and sna Of al Members Of Coayres
soufh adhere the ah pledged By
pact tai al hazards they protect from
EEi Of the PEOPLE aud that this end they resort
the de i've ard prevent
pestOn Of tet Of persdy sagh with fearful perhaps
iIrer.rsbe disaster the peace, hc harmony stability Of
Union
n. H. GRINNEIL JOHN JAY
sam. J. BEBkE, THEODORE McNAsiEE
SIGISMUND KAUTMAUN. W. {. BRYANT.
G.n. JOeEFH ANEZZASA. JOHN NcMULLEN
GEO W. BLUNT HENRY B. DAWSON
ALFRED PELL. JOSEPH p. SIMPSON,
". z " HITTING.
EIecriive Com srpon.sd oppose the Nebraska Perf.y
Iafc5 tetr- iork. May II, 1854
TIE unde-ued Citizens Of sbove
e. fer Public Meeting the violation Missouri Com.
IIouhe
Jno l. Mason. Gee. 7. Strong. W. W De Forest;
Waller T. Jcnes. W. 7. Johnson, A. Z Si.man.
Geo Newto.t Goyr. n OgdeE, Samuel b. RnEgles.
Ceor1e Grtwold, A. G.. Stout John b. Mills
g. A. Woh, J. ; UudeThil. JOseph Walker.
: BALDWIN. Jno BrUuwer. Wm II. Neen,
Roben l. stuart Beeee, , II stone
X. W. Griswold
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TRussEs.-Crystal Pa!ace ony prizs medal awardee
YEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for May 10.
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week

IHE NEW ORR W LEhLl lhiblNL TOT lhis Ncth
contains tie following:
I..EDITORlALS- Cuta and Ne5rlska TIE Cys.al Palace
Celehraiion The Prefidenfs NetO The Value o. the
UlC1: Tie Souh and NOThlln Interests The lankng
Privilege; TIE Policy al Austria md s Results Nfeon
and he OloTihtr A Temperance Law Ia O.io Il- Ne
hfrska luflmy How L. SGs Done, The AoA Oi lli4My;
Tie Erie Break Neudrd, &c.
H. RI OPENING OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE for the
Of IN Nations; Sptcches By Phineas T. Blrruu
Wan ". Campbell a. L. Cayl,T Horace CFec.sy, A.ei-
nrd OGCfmtu J. b. Bacon u. Ward beecher. NJ hclT{
NJ Sullivan iLE Burnt. Luther X Marsh, Parke God
in. ard 2. t. ChaIin.
III UFIROPT; Oae Week Later by the arrival
the reaneAip { aDsca a. HALIFAX
W.CALIFORNIA: Two Weeks Later Intelligence BY the
arrival OF he sieamsisF siar Of the Ncs-
y.THE STATE or EUROPE: Letter from Or Own Cor
fcsYvue, nj. A. Z. c. Rrsia la1 Western Powers
Res.strsiiou Of Slaves IN Cuba
N..RENlEw OF TIE WIEN rh City, United sAiss;
Me1co; Fsyal; Ncs. Ird.es The lsihmus Of Puuama;
souh AmeTiea Canada Ealo.si Cap Of coed HoPe snl
Atlt-.llr.
yIIgOI ITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Connecticut; Msssach1
seis; Rhode l-iaii, Ai-s0Lr, all .Lllaua
yuI.XXNfIID CONGRESS. Giv.a- ;Af important P.u
ccCdnss the and House Vi Representative u The
United States.
IX.ANNIyERsARIEs IE NEV'-YCRE
X..GROWING CORN.
M..IEMPERANCE ITEMS.
XU.TELFORAPH: The La 81 = wed ly Telegraph.
XIu..MARRIAGES ard DEATHS
XIV.REvIEw OF TIE MARKETS: Reports of the stock
Gram. PUyision. este an fo-se A-rze-s; very i1-y
and speci,lly reported iar The Tribune
sirse eories wrarpers te obtained the
Counting Eoor sEis moTuilg. frce q Gems
StEscRTTloxOue cory for So; three 81
coIs s.; tel copies, IL 90; twenty eop 80 AZ
drsss) sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

Tie Richmond Enquirer is Rot satisfied with the
mode in which the peculiar institution of Mormonism
was discussed the oher DAY in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes and calls for heroic treatment Ii saws:
l. reus1kslle vh what .queanh dec.cv re thinz / hand
Id Tie vie .psur- that shosa be
which
such fd treatment vii only the
rcthirg tuf he kne
1 prompt AID hurcush eccacv Ccnsre.s
nd The country q tie scandal of Nornou-n-
Our Nirginisn censor seems 10 forget that slave
breeding polygamy and eoncubinage are handled eyen
more squeamishy, though far fragrant and sious
than ANYTHING known to MOrmOnsm Before call
ing on Congress TO eradicate the oaeRse from Utah.
The EagErer lad better its attention 70 Virginia
and the save-growing regions generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

date passage, viz:
NsINF-Mcses McDonsd.
NV HAMl sHIRr-HarTy Hubbard
NAssAcHUsETTs-honc Raon IsiAND-No7e
CcANEcTIcUT-Col.n N. Inser0A NERNoST-NoH'.
kgwYORK-Th ". Cumming Hiram Walhndge,
Nike Nash. William NJ. Tweed, William A Walker,
John J. Tsylor-6.
EEw.JERsYy-Ssmnel Lily George yail-2
PENNeLvANIA-1hor1ss B. Florence, John Robbins, JE,
William n WHie John McNeir. samuel 4 BRIDGES,
Chlisfisu b. S;rau5 Hendrck h. Wright. Asa Packer,
William a. Kurtz John L. Dawsos Michael {. Tr1ut-l.
OBIo-Dsyd T. Disney, tFed W. Green, Edison b.
Clds-S.
INprANA-smifh Miller, Wm- II. English, Cyrus L.
Durhrm, Jas II. Lane, Thomas A. Hendrcks joan o.
Dsyis. Norman Ecdv-I.
ILLlSoIs-Jemss {. Allen, Wills Allen. Wm. A Rich
artsrr-S.
MicHIGAx-Da1h Stuart p. A Noble, saml. Clark-3
IOWA-Berrhafd' Hem.
CAIIFoExI4-Mlton 5. Latham. Jas A McDougall-2
Total Al from Free States; TO whom add
J. CLANCY Jones of Pa, who paired of in
favor of the bill, which was the same as voting
for it.
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FsranLrsu,rExr OF MORE THAN

TmrTr YEARS STANDING.
We re-ror constantly increasing pasronare,
We aid szsn invite stfeutio1 20
Trr olD STAND No. 1oi BowERr
where found hero:ofes nnost extensive AID vrsd
Hosiery AND UsDEx -0lnAZsTs
RAxKIs a Co. No. i0f BOv-efT.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
New'I)ark Daily Gaibn,le.
SATURDAY, MAY l3, IS5.
CALL FoR a PUBLIC MEETING

Asverernri. Of Noaaay os. TO B.
before o'clOck on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
from the North to the south, the East to the West
pn. HoorLANp,s CrLErRArEp GEaNAN BIrrERs

TT.
Prepared ky Dr. c " JAoEsos, No 10 ArA. Phsdslpha
WIN fectuay Liver Complains Dyspepsia J-nndce OAlunc
q Nervous Debility Diseases Of the kdney and al dssss
fro dogdeea Liver stouscA uch Cons,psons Inward
The Head Assdiy Of The Stonlsch Nlu
So heaTburn Disust fo sood Fullne and Wesht IN re
S.ertrh sour Sinking Fl;sng s the Pt Of he
Stomsch swimming the Head, Hurs sld D1suit besias
Chos'S SufOcsfing >ela-oos Wh-n IN
rtiou Dirress OF Nicn Webs before tn Sght,
Fcer az pul Paa h Head Deficiency OF Fegaton, yellow
ne SIN ana Evss Pain he R,ck Chst Limbs Se sud
den Fushes Hest BuHn - il Flssh Constant lanns o.
Evil and zr.l DEPRESSION q Spirits .
cs ri Wlirr; anl H. RING oo-uog o. J0hnst aud Broad
hvf al rl1Sif eyervNhsfe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
NV eoascsl t,cm every eye

Way coacr a fgcn every
Tie signs Vi sgci Yes, tel rs Why
No give satisfactory reason Tor not darAen
ing the HsF ESsauIey wkinsd By kss and especial
k when ExcELsok DyE accQmpshes the Object a.
as wiihs rug the haf so.d and gsga;ey aPPrsd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

Reipr willing TO contribute 10 the good OF saneEns
hulnsriiv IroIose 20 s sfsted s,ns AZ o'
RKppS which en- Esl aIasled e.ea y. tas
rr nj m ruyrl ana rdeursl fsscS II sucs hurus scacs
Is ehspped hands in'Aasa yognSs'
Sold hv C. II Rye Ne il Elc,cwayi A d y SAnDs W 1e
Aseufs; v CLIeKESER Co REpoNs Co, Boston no
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
Iyclrrrnr nrnrsY. RI.ApprR ANp KIpXEY COW.

rIaNrs-WoLFEs AEeHArIc ScHNAFss prsscf9ed
ana by he edics actJ a. e oc and Aes feA
in the above Complaints
II A. article 81 Hosnd Gia IN ia trest sie;e, uracste p.
.v noxors ard perfectly free lr TIE poisonous i4 o.
yih ,shh al ohe4 Gins inpela-ed Pa uP IA pa ans
-. hs the uame the IN Ft-tc he eo;e cars sd
iIrl SD bv ali the rnost specahe Du.gisis b tA Iafd
s.stss UpoarHo WoLFE. linp0-ter, No p beaTer-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

Subscriptoss AID Advertisements foT TIE Nrw-YoRK
TRlBrST can be let with tie following A. MS;
LoyDoy-Mr. W. Thomas, Ms. 10 and q Catharine-
street, Strand.
PAris-Mr. Etourneau. Ne . Rue S. Mare
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

"A
e ihe pgbc and without making any drafts upon
loving
The Hon w Ss~stL II nslnbs. of from
n sHD AsTlrSxroDc FEVER
RUS in practice tab. pleasure in siaIns ;hus
Of cases Of Fver have per
con s So s 'c1S o %sn sn @ os oS
dsleieI.ouy as an POI on We der them
oy liable e and fever 10 professional bre hFea
The con Of these P strictly scientific
hilIe .hn ,M'nS y,sis ' M a consa sbsa 70 s ss.ds
lave 6Hed' Wy 4 NrwELL, q D.
In both these gentlemen have exi-nye P-ac
There hey waid obtain univer credit p-
posses every Of hs United Saes with tghanes and
end GIcrsiou: Unon, the Hon Theodore Fens
FROM THE HGs TaroOorG gn1sSc%gTssx W 81, n
a', Sn.5 .9e pro- he sst T 6eh hde senea with M
Dtsher are held in , sse nae res'S% - % II stains & any re-
ii'''A''''D' "'''' y '"'A' TasO FSTLSeHvYsEN.
New Bgrnse,,k, y. J., Jan. a, ls54
iee box fT The ecnvee,nes Of iso's sns Tasre
hss ro been iHsSdseea ss yet h VIII be isI s.ea y mall E pre-
States eNegi oson SOD csfosa,.i o.iS he io = st stamps
Co. Ne 81 BoEcsy wholesale agents. and At retail o hms
st. Gain comes Bowory shedden corner Bop
and iihs Ossilv RaIasgsrseT No y VA.ss.i 20
Mr. Hsyes Nc rs Fuosi BreoAlyn Jas " smh Cog.ist
BECokyn OT nom nc t.ace ay De addressed 70 L u DsH
LER New Brunswick, y. >
from the North to the South, the East to the West,
sounds OF t 20 forth HoSENsAcS's WORM SY2vP aud
HoTENsexs LIVER The efficacy Of medicines
eahhed The with hem there i sucA mag
~ fail Resd following urouy from Minister OF the
GCsTcl;
Dr. J. v HoBENsAcS-De-r Sir: Ny child, from ina.ey ha,
sed viii times aimos: iarfie We used sewers.
trcrsstous effect, used syrup A.
ionhg g1ul feelings she frantic with rain
acia,ea Niih relieved
sod hstlh, sud s dong vel as ing great riHy
wo inches and iolr lnchrs
& II. PLVNrE ,irser CT he GcsPe, Mashalls;, Phla
Dr. J y. HoBENsAcX, Proprietor, PHILADELPHIA
fa {. 81 Barclays New
| -. ~. y y.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
The Tribune for Europ<.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edit OF THE
s1NI-WETKLT TRIBrST, for orouai.onn Europe. Il VII
coutan al the latest News up TO The tine Of going press.
Single copies IN Wrappers ready for mailing be h,i
the desk. Priee Six Cents The steamship Pacfc sails
from this port for Liverpool To-Day at IL O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13


A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE and FASHIONABLE
SIZING sd SUMNER CLOTHING Of every description siinz ct re-
maksby low prices WIN H. De GEooT soSs Nos 81 and 81
Fulton, x'cndirg through 20 Nos II and ~ Oold-st
Tie rush tor the WIDE AWAKE HATS still continues
at GExms No. 2li Broadway opposite s. Psuls Church
WEST END EMPORIUM OF FAsHIoN.-The most
m % t% e,r Mort he rest ssoraent Of cld
Caps In The city, The dcS particularly iuved to exam
ne 'n' ''' 'S' I'D" j. " KsLIocs la5 cansl
As Spring opens HOUSEWIVES are inquiring where
Of DIR Pso JOIN GErAsoS No Gfeenwiehs
pltIdd asof'nen % Of NpSD" Is M 90 h fd T. So cIsv ff
Paper really elegant being Of the newest style. s1d
dr on He be- sAo splendid lot Of Msin
Curtains, with Window Comics Curtain Bends Pms Cord, Ia
sells &c. ls1nday Ilmes.
SuAWIS-SHAWLs.- & LEE, No.
81 BosGwny selling ch ebrod red and plain GRAPE sawLs
ot,eiy iices Aao BRocht, CAsAEhE IHiSET air "a
RFGE tyey style greatly reduced prices Also Ladies' rRAv
ELISe sHAwLs OF Every desclition
KgnoNs-RiBBONs- a. LEE are
hS% y ss a. scop for les isn hall ,he cost to import Ao
se COLLARS about iiia .ha'
value. No 3f7 Broadway,
LACE CrRTAINs.-I EADBEATrR u LEE will offer
Ta!s MoNAne la5se soek o. B S1 4 .h ana swiss
30 rer cent om tie usnuirc price. A.o 600 yard
EsfRopfREp LAoE FOR doos a. 81 yad No jil Boat"sy
IAIIfs' KID GLOVES Al so CrNTS PER PAIR
LEADBEATER LEE No 81 Broadway have Just received
lot Of L4oss gsiF l hiO Ta s - % e., t H5t sa. A.
Hosiery, Gloves and UnderGoInrnts, vtgy chtap.
PAPER HANGiNGs AND DGCoGArONs.-llany new
,S 's,P 1a % so I reeva, be- .s op al o & 3
fnllcrs lnl 80 Caces. & C., hant soi'cly decorated
SUTPHEy Breed, No 30i BToadway
NEW AND POPULAR MUsIC.-"Ihe Modern Belle,
One Of Huchinions bcsi Songs, un OF hu hits price Is
Go,chaks Tournament Gaop played ly him o. all his concerto
piee IS es sweet Alice Ballad bee an u botl words and
LihOgIapb e prize 50 cts HoRlcE WATERS Publisher
No $50 Bosdwsy. II. BMusic senf By mail postage free.
FRIENDS, CoUNTRYMEN AND LovERs-Of an ele
elegant easyfng HAT do yourselves justice by calling
No Psi where all wishes aud tastes regarding Hat
be graiifed Price "a md So
HoSIwrLL BREWSTER, Fashionable Hstter%
ErGIIsH CARPETS AT 20 PER CENT LESS THAN
BRoApwaY PRCEsMcdal0n CcuteTfece Carpets, Royal NeS
Tapestry with Mosaic Rues and Table Covers match
expressly the city trade sold ut low prices al HIRAM
ANprRsoN's. No % Bowery.
WIDE AWAKE Great reduction in prices of EEG-
CARPETS at HIRAM ANDEEsoss No 99 Boweary, VIZ Eng
lh i3 49, l5i; Tapestry 81 lol, IL; Beautiful Ingram
CaIre A. 81 g. 7 English yd wide God Window Shades
Rugs ard Carpets Tremendous bargains
ALEXANDER HUME, Merchant Tailor, No. - 9th
tv would respectfully nye attention to hs large and wcscleced
GOoDs, which have been selected
from the e mpoI;aonsh great care, and 81" be made up IN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
COFFEE, TIA AND SUGAR.

IL
No chsBse in Frices
lS DCWERY eEd % GkAHpsr
FINE YouSc HTsoS TIA Of he best quality sH 'a.asi
I'M Yotsc Ysos TEA strong and sweey favored fouf @
lings $50 censJ pr Pound ,.r, ,-,
Pers EScIisa BaraKYAsr TEA equal any tbs market.
BEsT QuALrY roasted and ground fresh every
day, foiI.een pence per p1und
BEsT QUALITY DoJRLE REFINED tEtsHLD LOAF SOSAk A'e
BEs1 QUALITY DovsIr RErIsED sveAE Eve shl
BEsT QUALIFY sTTaA WHITE SUGAR four hlngs f5F
VEaY HANDSOME sTEAM REryEo YELLOW SUGAR three sh-
In and ssIepec ios seven pounds -. .s-.,.
ALBRo BROTHEEs No l55 Bowery iovrih COR above fo'
snd Nc 26 GTGudtt. second blocS tek' Of TIE Do~tIy
NEW MUsIC.--BEGRY 81 GORDOS, No. 2yl Broad
xnv have jusi published Moorbeam schOsch by Francis H.
Brown ge Three Bella Polka" Sc with splendid Visnetei
De zc veTy peIular and Pine Hill GaloPaae" Dealers
suIP.eG IT tie lo,ses. Iaies
AN Easy BOoT or CATER is a desderatum
deniy SOU especially in weather Handsome Gait
shi can aways WArESs's No. ia Fuon-si We BE-
that wATKSs by h yshns Shoes has cured more eorns
and tender feet than ai ihe ehiroiodlra IN TIE void
HopKIxToN sFRNGs.-This popular Water-Cure
Establishment s 10 be sold AZ ~ c auction b SAMUEL A. WALXEs
on TUESDAY, May 70 O'Clock P.M II believed that well
reguted this Place with accommodations for FIVE h1ndred
perons would be ted 10 0NertO"ng oee sd'efrnen u4af
cur oueiion head
DEFIANCE sALAMANDER SAPEs - ROBERT NJ
PATRICK the te Manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated sATE snd G. Cofu mpenetrbe DEFIScs
LOCKS nd Cross B4Rs bet sAr aud LOCKS n he
world D6J6t No 92 Pttlst door below Madenisne iof
moIiy 10 ~ Johnst
TEMPERANCE HOTEL and MAINE LAW DINING
SALOON will be opened No u Beokms on MONDAY the Sth
Of Nav Bin Of Anseye1a Currency plan Meats IN
Coca per eup Soda Water glass; Ice Water
Rooms from sic s3 sweek or 80 cents per dag; &c..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
AIEXANDrR HUME Merchant Tailor, No =

hy would respectfully in attention TO hs large and wcected
ock OF STRING GooDs which have been selected
from care, and All be made
he new est style Of tas'c and ele gance.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
TIE ROLL OF INFAIIY.

The Representatives from Free States named
below voted on Monday to take up the Kansas
Nebraska bill with a view to urge its imme-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
DEsHIrR's ANTI-PHnIoDIC, OR FEVER AND AGUl

PLs-A aud interesting discOyery Vegetable Medicine,
eiue Caonel Arsenic Qunne Before asking
the public without making drafts upon
m creduy the this medicine ask attention the fol-
owl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
CRysTAI. PALACE FRsr PREMUM SEwING Ma

cpSrsNo Machine offered for compare with
ose manufactured and cold b the Ave Sewing Machine Co.
No 2 H,obdwny The simplicity Of their constructions obvuns
their liability OF getting Of a the practca Of the stitch,
and durability hess the only practical Machines offered
Besides the fGtcrt ior these achucs free nom
controversy In which slmc; all Others are involved which
ftct consideration purchasers Those m want of rst
rate ae the cheuposi and bst viii do vel oa before Pfchas
ins elsew Orders puncipaly attended To- Address
THOMAS b. Lacey, President Avery Sewing Machine Co
y IL l...- NJ. ~.
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pEEIANcE sALAMANpER sAFEs. = RoBERr


PATRICK the re Manufacturer the United States Of tn
celebrated sAPEs and G. Cfu' impeneuhe DEFINci
BARS the bet SAFzs aud LOCKS combined h'
world Depot No. 92 Petst door below Msdensne FOX
incliy no 90 yChns.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

WIDE AWAKE threat reduction IN prices OF ENt'-
IIsH HIRAM ANDEEsoys No 90 Boweary, VIZ Eng
sh Neveis 13 49, l5 Tapestry 81, ol IL; Beautiful Ingram
Carets 81 g. ~; English yds wide, God Window Shades
ncsn I'd Z (aIn.fs. ITeIne ndons Lagain
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

BnoApwaY PRCEs,-Mcdaion Cenierlece Carpets Royal Vel
Ves o, Tapestry with Mosaic Rus and Table Covers match
imported expressly the city trade and sold at low prices HIRAM
ANprRsoN's. No " BoigeTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

NoRsE5 INvIcoR.TSC COXDIL has been co1nieTied by
ne unrliDcTled pcTsCus .-. r.
In itie ilc lcrulc CoaDii VII have the PIoPns-ots ii
uc pcs', each bole and the following words
bown sfss: Dr. AoRsGs hyiGoRATiAG CoSoiAL, l. H. hAS
PfCrttCi. y. \. .,.,--. - 60
Tie tut up hhly concentrated IN pint eoies pce
tIte dus.s lT hottie r five doass r 9f iwe!se doa
c. H. RISC Proprietor, 1872 Broadway, New fork;
Sod BY Dures tlOu hout tine Uiitd states an.da ava h
Wet Tudies j. L l. CODDIyCTOS, us Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
English CARPETS AT 20 PER CENT. LESS TT

easyng HAT do yourselves justice by calling a.
Psii where al your wishes aud regarding Hat
can e grafed Price "a md 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

LOUIS NAPoLEON's COAT.-Lous Napoleon has
come with hsfmiay blue ioek coat All Paris have them
and ihey he he heIcOyer the lenex summer en 10 the
etn tine troubled with Cold Cough Sore IhEOa o
try few o BRYANs NAfER box
sold by C. v CLIckEAER Co. No 81 Barclay General A
fot New. .NCrk sudy
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&, g. FfsHrs 60 rraae'ir..
u seaasIs <lfasr. e irs fiand. tit.ia

ANfarrtrftl uis.uftft bee fa~rnfif lfsh made
g. 10. sun,s. 4 tai. tfis 70 tts usaia.su a. Cssa-
saa,rtian s-tHasa sni al ai.saset - be- iufs We
ls..i 70 Df tau.s'. iifFeraa. - iahshag ti sran
Ntfsf rna Chef1 srfap~ MHb the nsS mtihfsi
&c. Z. b.. fsslosea rssi5 aNtiea euos o. Iffifri
htslts ~ an ss4lsncr 90 81 hifh A. ras iun1Hssf.
sii- cfflhrafss s.-aAa 90 q 'i's tfsaiusrti. ii
slfiaa faniafis i-it ftlcstf thai iuhai're ean.
sisrfis tsrsiiiar aFrs-a ias. hsaiinr faisf ne
risattsi ts.tfutss naf easls tHiitcir 0nfiaet vfo
a.- ts q t.r srtisl rstil a noe iarfi, and nal
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Jraa a. No Isst fiaissHss - las. ltA
sss advancement = Nrdissisl lshalanaa In IN.
psirf alamu q uhls pspsf
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tnt gs ~isret
Fplcrs. Msfk,s nai Eva rrf est
p a. fssi qnsiiiys reoor.i d. - ~
s7ki thira g.. $3.50. sritasr sa7i
600 iilles $3.50 Ttuau = - 9tEl
ptHs siEafus Csf stins. ~ ~ TO-
Nasi rairrs. - -.Hn
s,,sr~t " nfilar otrn siri. ~ ~
i1la 40 Cr~s tna Calves. - >
Tuo reau "a. So 81. ~ az. lar'e
ycnrs 90. $50. 0fs -
Sar-p sui lams, a's % naiAei
Fu-s ssU1 900 iso0 hg "a, r-iua'
aso. 400. 49, Sc $50.
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My daughter. Hannah, has been severely amiciod
n Ith an eruption ever since her rhiidhpod " ma.
hftn unuea -cnials, SAT- hhrum, a.. " Nas'
,b,.l IN, ssh Hhrum. winch " as of the ven worst
tt u dr.triYc ed her health. strength aud spieuie'
rr mad used varis remedies ia Nain. AZ last 90
tanned bottle II Myers Lhtfsei ~ kNs nose r hv
va. ssan p.treliibl., and ih four weeks she was
abls 70 attend sfhno and fesuIo. her studies, winch
she bad been Obliged to rehnquish IN consequence o.
t.o.,f b.alth SO hope aud think the humnf oniWol,
hralrd Her general health u greatly improved, ana
81 many years -he TIA. nu been ~ vel ~ me Is
B0M. u 70. ~ ~ ~
Church OF " hch am the Pasiut, and l. extensively
md f,yorsbly known throughout ibis state a. t"l-
l.lrirur, and the rufc VI h. daughter ny ihe h"oh
~ 4. a stfiktus fstt " hich many have witnessed
Erv. Wa ". BrLprN
Far sale hy POND 4 MORSE, BAkREI son,
and e. BIRr a son. Huiiand LtStOhb 4 ps
thr,arl,oui the country. Gail aud get pamphlet
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