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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

tie iutocrst would seem to be rushing enaij Oh u''
ester md counting humiliation
But bo doubtless knows what he Is about or taus'
le does He knows that every European desPo'' big
little records him as the only rliao'e support OF
vlt termed Order and that tie reduction CT kassli
% no, ror,o, psspifc.nce in Christendon wolld be
mourred in every Court from stockholm 70 naples
lie knows. therefore, that be has po"erul laOdsn
covert allies IN the very councils Oh DIS o''ons'De enc
,ies-thaf If Francs Joseph does not uow declare iof
him il is owing to any thing but want OF WILL ana tha1
The blows OF all biz adverares bet the Turks VIII be
lere Of balf their properf b! dread OF damaging
lin toSmueh.
A,d,.t we can hardly see how he can even hope TO
,,-,h i, the war into which he i, now pluhging.
That his fleets are to be instantly swept from the ocean
= ,o.led IN in his harbors would seem to be beyond
fubt Ard how then can he expect TO seize the great
otisc. If hi. ambition COn.autinople Suppose be
90, hiring into the field One Million men, send half OF
them across the Danube instigate rebelons IN Seryia
aud among all the Christian races ofEaropean Turkey
II ond It'll be miracle Of hsrdihood to aiylnce to
Con,tautiuople with the adjacent waters covered ~
the Allied Fleetstand with One Hundred THOUSAND
choice French and English troops united with the
ubole force Of the Turks in its defense If Russia has
neyer vet carried her arms to the gates of STEAMBOAT
when the Porte was without allies who can believe mat
she viii be able TO DO so in defarce Of banded Europe
1t is not likely that the War now begun Will be a
short ore If Napoleon could never consent to SIT on
dishonored throne-tha. is, to make peace when MS
last battle had not been yictory-how can Ntchoia'
afford 10 recoiI before the formidable combination
which now confronts him To seem omnipotent IN
the ewes of lis Russians is necessity OF his position
and humiliation abroad would very possibly be iatai 10
Lis despotism at home. And besides War which one
or two battles is to finish is seldom so long IN coming
70 head % this has been. The very fact that tne
Gar has provoked it wantonly viii render MS
escspe from il more difficult To be moderate am
conciliaory pow would imply the severest 'ensure on
sIl he has done or meditated for the last t"eFe
months.
Either the war now commencing is to be one Of Tue
most eyentfu and memorable in History or the age Oh
CORY conflict of mutual human slaughter has psssea'
and that of alIpotent Diplomacy has replaced II,
few months must determine whether this is 70 De
war of poicians or q war of determination. Present
spnearauces do rot favor the former hypothesis.
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WHOLESALE BOOK AID STATIONERY House.,

On the thsh
Ma BEogsEHs No = kerA-foN.
sr peus Gaer ar extensive az % Pais
s5oeT o. Icoks AKD STATIONARY. for Cash ealS a,
T,e erorrt Of Co.'s lie Tase1sss1 y I'm re
rsrsiv cutie anal coinrtrtd with thrif Dry b,2i hsr
vss aud uiier and tbs very a''a.s
business who sell o. tin % az 4Af-ei
over "a male ID the loss sad extra exPsnse rece
% inrel,fs in crosi: hasluss, Of snA am, mt nhvt
~, ts,.. = tte psD snas FToas Unysryi1. Prices
- sr- AZ A. Cali invite County Merchants % cs on n
80 o5ss for II tss sa'ns they car make II
Clsl l. weIfh Nfls
- ,rfIvev selling school Books IA tbs coGSy ~ wei 81
,oris In o her efprreuts fao are sssod
easily found stand tbs Af1'
nd of the q the PARK aad cam d
s'oa '''Hs WIZ MASON BROTHERS
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By TELEGRAPH TO fH9 yTw-Y0Rx 1RIDUsI
THE SNOX. STORN

BALTmORE MONDAY Feb. %, 1884.
a heavy sr0v-s0rn commenced here about OF CLOCK
thr morning. ard still ccltinGes IL foot deepon
c level and tie railroads are al blocked Up b. the drn
No trains have arrived and gone out since clock
this afternoon
DosroS, Monday Feb 20, 1854
l. commepced showing here a. O'Clock this evening
HARRisBCnO Monday, Feb 90 1854.
No car vii leave this City nigk on account Of the
heavy sIOw storm.
L hos been showing yery fas. here since 10 clock ts
mourg the Wind blowing gale from tie North east Tie
snow is now six inches deep on lowell
WAsHN6Toy Monday, Feb g. 1884
We have avery severe snow storm - nghf. Ihe sa0~
{. Geepcr than has been known FOR msny years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

TIE BEARD REFORM IN ENGLAND cOrrespOa-
dent at London sends us the following accom-. Of TIA
anti shaving movement in that conservative kingdom:
England viii shortly be able to be,rd the world in arms
Capillary attraction isincreasing rspdly The BARRIERS 70
Gently struck az anst the public and hafpenny shaving
and now the public strike against the BARRIERS and intimate
that they don't one hall penny for them Aogesher
our musiache movement may be denomnated birbarous
proceeding Tha, Norman institution the razor IS thes,
cred the Saxon spirit revolts against lis hair breadth e.
capes and instead of turning up the chin turns up tho
nose at Seriously speaking have had no such nno
walton for long time, that 80 conp'ely alters the
face of things 1t might pepeS Austrian detective to
tell who is foreign and who isn't Friends that were won't
to NEE, YOU with smiling smoo.hness their faces n,w
glover al You from behind bush hedge Of hair The
Guards on the Rail and Smiths in the red forseght and
Engineers in tie factories appear Ike new race Of stall
wart Saxons Mr. George Dawson was the hsst and Tor
long time the sole person who burst mount the Pulpit and
nustache at the same time Oilers however are follow
ing his example ard large numbers Of literary men
may be seen bearded Ike the pTd II the movemeas
gees on as has commenced the wearing OF hair round tue
mouth will be soon national well natural custom
and IL the ladies object their must be kissed out OF
them MAY We hope tina; this is sign to all the world that
bepoeforth no one whether he be Car kazer King or
Barber viii be permitted to tweak Euglshman by the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

DIsGRAcETUL PRocEEDTss.We hear Tat a company
Of Brooklyn fremen .ast night while Whiting foF the BALI
OEeans somewhere the Liberty 81, Ferry went into
porter house and drank up all the liquor stole the cgsrs
ard robbed three four other places ia toe neghbOrhood
party Of New Workers ihsreupOn turned upon them and
gave them unmereiful drubbipg bad that were
carried hcme iers. We shall hear further particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

The storm Of yesterday extended all along the sea-
board from Boston TO Washington. In consequence oil
the depth OF snow, railroad trains were delayed
whereby we did not up to O'Clock, receive our usual
dispatches from Albany Philadelphia and Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Ldiaon OIL me
srEt WEEKLY TRIBUsE for circulation in Europa 1t vii
co,s e the latest News up to tie time Of going to p'es'
single coes in wrappers ready for mapg can be had at
The dek Price SIX Cent?, The steamship America sails rom
Boston To Morrow Of noon for Liverpool taking the place
Of the Africa from New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

II: Assslsrs Ca:she announces that tie Emperor OF
Aui'l-a has dea1ively sgued the decree oonsuu3m
tie emancipation o. tie peassn;ry ia Bohemia, Mora
va. Huoealy Serbia. Arabia. tie Bsast aai the
Nl'rwo51a f-o1. l -,lste OK ser7i.e 43sr hitherto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

ado THEY Do ITi"-This is the question which
smo all asking themselves when oS that DsEMoT MryFss
Liquid Dye eOos the bss beautiful black brown We
nphacsy and by barnog and corchns the
fbre either Ike other dyes ht psmed Oh the public but
chemical process with nstufe 10 il sold
piled IS CouItsnds and be had ~ De CRAPS Drug
Store no SO Grand LINDSEY No u East Broadway aud No 81
~. inrn.I
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RAILROAD AMALGAMATIOy.

-tOflEttI- MODIFY 20 ~ 10
The smsgsma.ion Of the Chsmplsin aud 81; Liwrencs
viii She Montreal sud New Nork R-hEsy ConeoHy
aread1 agTlCa 90 uy tie DrectoTs of both roAi - -
O. day rllbsd BY re s.ockhadsrs 81 nc 3-mer lh'
Fia,tturgh Rsresd Dhe-tcss laTe P-slessei g pa
(.EIll.ss.
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Ne,u'll otji 1iailU 1rlon1f
FEBRUARY 81. ISL
10 cnRnrspornrfTs

M notice can be tai Of Coauuns~Jrs NAatsf
ipssoed for urga be authenticated b. ne n1 an
sdSrssS OF the necessarily for pu5noE0A Oai IS
gusr4nty Of hs rood faith
We ca not unSeftase to rejected Contamination
ETws-Anv person sending perif,f ARA eh,r ot
Ns OF o.aarase viii b ll6eaI Isl prIvaoaI W. ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
DETENTION OF THE JAMES ADGER AT
GfTAETESTnE

CHtRLg TOs Monday. Feb %. 1884
The L 5 Msil steamship james Acger Capt. joan
Dickinson, for New YORK, was detained here uztl Il
o'elc, K On Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

CANTREILs CATERS, SLIPPERS, &c--lt has been
long large class city rdeuor he has been located
h present place Of business nearly twenty yos hat Cine
manufacture The elegant comfortable aud durable articles OF
eteoyrng made In the city and this fact has been endorsed by
the Crystal Palace Jurors r follows at tho, who wish
this the lowest prices mas paOuiEo MS
esthhm No $50 Bowcry Ladies cal and mine his twelve
shilling Caters and will then be able 20 judge OF
his inns O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
son.tor prrrrr Of indiana In ~ 50 declared

II am devoted to Free Soil and Free Labor. and NJ
vote of mine shall knowingly ever be given to polas
Me Cypress the other with slavery inst Congress
the Territories where It does exist must be clear to
every one who has investigated the subject and capable
of reasoning.
But Senator Petit was not then senator-he only
,ranied to be- Now he is, with long lease oil oh,s
ahead aud knowledge that for any farther advance
mept be must look to Virginia more than to lndisna
so he declares in favor Of Douglass bill sat against
the right of Congress which was so " clear to his
view few years ago. Such is the consistency den
aoocues-such the integrity Of seseeking polite aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN GOODS At GREAT
BAreNNsThe subscribers have their manufcurs
Window Shades md Of their mporta
LANES DamHsks Lace ard Muslin Cur
sins Iase 6mrs al Of which they Offering at prices
close buyers aud economical house
ksepeA htLIf . ftkSysoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

LAUNCHING Of THE GREAT REPUBIlC-Our read
era mind that the GREAT REPveLc DINING SALOONS
Fulton and No 40 Auu commence basin IS 70 day AZ
the place perfect pdlscc ard hicud 6RNcA the plce OF
all who appreciate tho poetry Of good living hot give
hin call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

subscriptions and advertisements or N Nfi'' fors
Tceans can be ieit Nth the following Agents
LospoS-M-w Thomas Nos 70 and u cs'haripe sifee''
Strand.
p,sls-Mr Etoorneau No 80 Rue - Marc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

PiANos.-Jnst what every purchaser wants can be
furd at No 4 Hrcadws VIZ remarkably good i9'apsnt
the official awards of the Cfal Palace Jures
to Ladd Co LINCOLN THOMPSON Sole Agents No al
BrosdR sy between Howard and GiGndsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

NEIopEoNs, largest assortment of Melodeoas
N Us Cry ts.; and easlt 20 be % nd hs Msse end
ftsno Rooms Of HORACE WATERS No SIS roadway The trade
supplied st the uses Discount 70 suit purchasers onty
Psy taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

VALENTINES an PERHAM s-Mr PERHAM presents
beautiful Valentines TO The patrons Of the Seven Mile Mirror this
week hch said TO be the last The afternoon exhibitions
crowded with ladies ard ldfeu and al give unf akabe evil
dere that they delighted with their NAisnnes well with
the Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
SEWING MACHINTs-CARI

SEWING MACHINTS--CARD TO InE PUBLIC-Ihe
Bea Of Pstssis the United SAFES IS ads ycdths
nv Application tos stss paoni f Sewins A.che wara va
osy invented eonact snd Pat in opsrsiou BY e : eay
nisrfsres win a. 90 paisu aus sPph Ao1s ~
p,ters aron Sewsrz Machines an ,e combination OF he
sVepsiursl se-e sna sbrte making t1s a.esocked th
Al hs ea-its 10 o. iufcgsvnee called Upoa BY
sce % faieosofce prove the dare CT ihe Inventors
kurero-s respectable witnesses wac Sewing Ne,
chloe Areay srpEsi Of Bat IL desirable 20 prove - yo
ard 0Fc allon 1Any Die A1y ferso1s
hesrcr the ycsss 1855 s1dlts N1g AacAnc
s,k .cins pos.cn lsie tr9.tes F. ii12-
~ ~NcrNh exlikrl s7cseus Of 80 sok shcWr b. Mr.
G,arss A ArroWsaih vii cgnfr rre1 u-a an su
feers rhteoas cs1sc u,srls e ,sr kn'w cSsc ui1
~ .rhf rcrcei tilsc snfes.ei In iciarsi-c
Ia rIsiss th ia ta2y alve thc r-1 MS frefA
1000 IN Ia 20 p7eyai' heiIniusiy Aeirras
NAlTrg ia SI, NJ So -u1s7a 81. N Z.
Five sccondhand Planes having been usei .rom SIX
a. te,ve moths og sale sres, bg.u &c ;hs Nrfso-e o.
'~' HcEacE WATERS 10 SIS 6nozdrsy
D. 70 rurSAlssss saoa-hiy para MS "a a
VAN DEL SINS WAHPENE, lste lsS Chambers.St. IS
r,,noy "a No f nes vpcte VAege Is patrons set the Q1S
lie st rrs procure cr.giFsfl &, ~ ie ae ~-a1a
hs Ia uss never gAy bar 70 t cf "a cs 80
skc1 sppcassn.r. PRESS. gov = tl
aIt ecsysd cis Be c4rtui . -, NAN -AsASs Us %!
esruin- sril>,c.
HAIR DyI Am VICE BAVCAEioR's Manotacaoiy
q itse sftes 3 reaiorf Ie Ea SIS fratsty c72' '
p. rie ,. - h- ',eoassas'.'a ig - s''.a 81 ~
So ~ tq .sff 3 e- is'- .s,.'i -- Up '-, ''f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
SEWING MACHINES. All persons making. selling o

SEWING MACHINES All persons making, selling or
using Nschoss having needle needles win eye
ktreNy craeaed nsainss ini sng Original
Patent granted sept 1875 al viii DO held rensi-
lev. 1e following iccnsed
fsare sen Sewus Machines under sAd paiss viz:
Wfexlsr SEVver Baker Co, the American
neS Sew rscAss CO s.d ssstAof q New York Nichols
Bile sGd 4 Lero~ seion Messs. Nee4sedge heene a
Moore Lyrn. Nxs ard A B. Howe. O. New Nors
FlTAs HowE ia Of The Original sewing Mscae Ne.
SIS prasSeas Nsw.losk An2 Nc s. HaaoySrst, Bstoa.
Serf & ISIS
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III sIrKY FOR 1851.

SINGLE DOZEN
Inform Pr0pef0 OF Hosiery =
Ooa Clothing Olnemtns Furnishing Thread and Needle and
Fancy STOKES, and ali others who deal in
th be las imported manufactured and selected yery arse ck
OF HosIERY, sdmiTHbiy adapted 10 the
SUMNER RETAIL TRADE,
speof IN quality approved styles excellent In make and such
rtades sss At reTunsTaHs prices TO the
dealer a. entire satisfaction 10 I'll cusiomers
subscriber also nVe ecs attention 70 his large sssortsn,
Of HosE HALF bose,
will be found In quality and make.
from lower than prices asked al other establish
iu the city.
All 20 IA show cheey rcprs nted fairly offered At snail
Advance the ard submitted to the purchasers ua-
biased opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

To SHIRT AND COLLAR NANUFACl URERs. st is On
unan fact that the arst fne lines ehns done by
machinery done by SlNCS8s gthEcsied sewing
Machine These saNls Machines aatly being exhibited
the odce No as RtodWa whefO sPceine OF The WORK
had grStk Nv al who fee NJ. SINGER Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

A lady on horseback should not incline forward be-
yopd hs line srsvaou lie hs leaning Of Pisa At Dis
Slows Rdug School No % lhay any lady or gentleman sure
ID Giinln finn saaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

Gently Down Stream" song. viii chorus
with srpuse BY Chsy and Weeds Mnsel and Oar
BEST Society Foks" published ly No.
2ol broadway Sole Aeents fof Ealet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

PREMIUM PIANOs.-T GILBERT & Co.'S Pianos
With frame and plar scale tbs best ana beautiful
fancs the world Their Piano took the pgenian the New
Nors Cs'sl PsAec Their durability and brlsncy Of
equad tn sertuta received an6 for sale
defy competition by HoRAcE WATERS No Broad way e1ca
stye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

In shorter time than il takes TO shave CRISrADO.
nos ExcElaoR HAIR DYE WIN Gpart srzzsd head whsk.
tho muaeht the richest End nfous black
n tie time improve the aexh Of he hair
sne 10 Sold and privately applied At CRsTAD0Ros No Aston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21


me coons AT Ngr CASH PRiCEs The under
TO nor ,hsir fieuas sra sfyer' generally
- b,J te rr,ysssa 20 citizen o. sp'as ~'A ssy
,.,,. I'd se.srssls .oek u 3 IA compiling
Pr. ., End Girshsas
NEE f,seSs ssr,ssi sssT,neD,
v-oosn nd Cotton Goo5s ss-l'sd % an'n' N''''
VIA, Goods an Rrahrcdssies
HoEesy end Ciores- - g., - 49,,
Fucy CooSs generally g rssi fask's ho''' asa
s opsuc. or iaz,s aron the Fra2' ssop'ea y Is
and rsisi ia sivea ssh nissrsai saafse''a va
.elies ;, sery sish' sasrr-e ison net can coy '
,,., sds ne Interest foF the term Of ersof Ffs 81
To Ger western and sou.avsa,sr customer" We 'A] ~
a., ,f an srrussssut a tess perfected oJ 'as ne -
city whereby they be rare ofTeesiViSs mn goa 80,
ress dispatch a for ezsuple; is days 70 .i .
ior apo lsss n n b. any osr rosie o. NOSE ~ ~,
oar psssspsi sseaon 70 se esiss Of ss' 40, -
"e''a'''' arc s''', MogLios plixrTgy
iH'gs5 3 y 10 Sod ssS 70 e.rsr.~..
dirscllg rear Of the Actor Hoare ~ T.
sTFARNs, HUTCHINSON * Co, wholesale dealers IN
suxs Efrfoxs DEEss GOODS LINENS ENSEoiDssiE' bA-hs
M,r1fIAs HosxRy MILLINERY Gooo Se hs'eHsa'' ron s'
sTvsnxs HUrcassoS q Co.
Nos IL and "A wsreu-s'- fur doors oeioY hroidTSy
No III IrrRTY.sr Ew.YoRK.-NEw CASH
yosrre HovsEssnrs Mills are Do reoeyos aaa spe.ns
i,rs srd attractive q sgnl Dry Coos 81 net cas-,
he Tulon. ,alI. a MILLS. 70 III Ll2sL.Z-.,--
no NOT FoRCET IA new Clothing EmpO-
A., ~ AZ luo ration
,h an epteiy ts tud handsomely naac stock 81 colns
s.I.d % ali seasons ec, the bet s aud s b
sod At the Lowest possible Ifrtea ----.,
EDWARD T. HAcKEIT,
Ciothiae Emporium,
No lf6 Faltonst
BTFnr & Co, Fashionable Hatters No l5G Broad
way The spring Genemeas Has will be Introduced
The Day ---------
sprING FASHIONS, MAXTiLLAs, &o.--MME DEMO
RrsT N Offer Inspection md after Ws5ae,dsy 2d ms ~
f,r Iur oiuu Fashions No 81 Canals bfaat a~p.y o.
PERI Lop6en Spring Fashions oorrsSs syey fce OF uo
utility connected with ladies' aud c1dit1s eoAnu pa
trfs. q 4. ueh lees Than tho usual prices
ALBERT H. NIcoLAY win sell TINS DAY, az o'clock
ub. Exchange. valuable property situated
Forth and Bayzrl ai house ana 10
7,. rood Houses Lo.s In Brooklyn aho ~ dsiaDie
Hss,ts srd Sc lots on South South 9th south Wih
fwen Graham AZ, Wilsnsougn M ne eD9e
attention Fer fail PARTICULARS and hho-
Tsshic Tpaps sppiy 70 tie Aucti0neer No 4 Broadsf
RFMoyAL-SNITH & LoUSsBERY would respect
y inform their tho public that they have CHANGED
thsfr business location tts No 4S Pearls % 70 40 b9adws
looe door below Grand They prepared % me
new Spring Styles cohng o! Mosaic velvet taPe'y bf~'7
Thres-ply End Ingram -
Ensh American Floor or Cloth snd al " CT goods pertain
ioE D. BE- trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

FowLERs AND WELLS Phrenolocsts and Publish
efs Clinton Hall No Isl NAsaust. NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

BTFnr & Co, Fashionable Hatters, No. l56 Broad,
way The Spring Fsshion for Geniiemeas Has will be noauesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

Lovers Wahpeue Establishment removed TO No
1s ChGuhrs wshpeno cannot be purchased
mo ia Chamber this old ssnd) When told
that oySr has given and they do know where he is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

A Hoax, lSDEED!-Thc Boston Post got oil a very
good OF unorors hoax ohr morning Ckenes Co get
OfBEYARs lULToNc NAFER % ahOx for coughs
COLDS throat hosIseness than readily conceive
Ty q sNa,s Sold BY CLlcKENE2 Co, No 81 Barclay
St General Agerts for Ne~. York md vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

sprTYG FASHIONS, MANTILLAs, &c.-MME DEMO
RtsT FOR Inspection md after Ws5ae6sy "a ~
I,y Iurofiuu OF Fasbons No 81 Canals braat display o.
PERI Spring Fashions oon-rsE sefy erce Of
utility connected with lsolfs and cHt1s eo''4
ifIa u ueh Ices lhsn tho ugla. pTces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

Tve secondhand Planes having been Gsed nom -
A. onhs On sale 81 sress h1rrln :ht Nrsrs.o-e o.
HoEacE WATERS 10 SIS BroSdrsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

~ JArrsE RAY Importer and Manufacturer Of
and Hosierg Grauit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

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