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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
. ,rcT,oN NorICE.-Fcr SALE I6 HOUSES

"A snd LoTsvAasbe RroPe for ,1. ,ss sss s
isih 5st ard 25th. and dhav. To be sold oy AN VI
BLFFCKFR the Ierchants Exchange IN =.
ancfoneer. No. hroadsL
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Sales bp 4 uetioiI.
II WILSON. Auciioneer.

VI WILSON. Auciioneer.
AUCTION NOTICE. Elegant HOT SEHOLD
"A FURNITURE, splendid FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
soUd ROSE WOOD PARLOR SUITES, costly grand seton
PIANO-FORTE, GAS CHANDELIERS, VELVET CAh-
PITS. CHINA and MARBLE VASES .rich SILVER WARE,
WORKS Of ART kc-Or MONDAY March II, at l0 o'clock,
By catalogue the entire valuable contents OF the hrstca ve
story residence No el6 West l4t sh consisting In
TaI OF one magnificent rosewood 7ocave Piano Forte with
res nlad legs and fully warranted by the maker
Tor one wear This splendid instrument exhibition a.
the CRYSTAL Palace and valued AZ COO Three solid Rose
wood Suites covered the best Of French satin Heavy French
Plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors solid rosewood Center and Pier
Tables rosewood Reception and Easy Chairs IN reps
and brocade, cycsrved rosewood Paor Etaseres costly
OIL embacins variety of subjects BY eminent for
eg artists OrnOu Clock China and Marble Vases
Bonzes Parian Figures Velvet Carpets solid oak Extension
Dining table Is feet; oak Dining sud Easy Chairs In plush
oak sideboard richly carved oak 10 match suite
,endd gold China Dinner and Tea Sets rich Silver Ware
Tea Service pieces; Casters sayes Fruit stands spoons
Forks Coffee Urn Glass Wee, Ivory Cutlery, Mahogany
Cushioned Chairs Rockers SOFAS Lounges Couch Bed, richly
cared Rosewood and Mahogany Bedseads Marhletop Bu
reaus Washands China Toilet Sets pure Hair Maessss
Live Geese Feather Beds and Bedding Bedroom Mirrors
Cocks Ingram Cazpets Velvet Stair Carpets Plated Rods
Rosewood Hall Stand Oilclohs, costly Brocatee and Lace
Window Curtains Also, general assortment of BASE
MENT FURNITURE, with which the sale will commence
Terms sale cash. city funds and posponement on any
account.
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r. L. DELIssER, Auctioneer
DY IFAVITT DELISSER & Co., No. 81

Il. L. DELIssER. Auctioneer
DY LEAVITT, DELISSER & Co., No. 371
ID and S7s Broadway corner of White-stFor the sale q
BOOKS, STATIONERY. PAPER, PAINTINGS, FANCY
GOODS, WORKS Of ART, FURNITURE and MERCHAN-
Disc generally.
BOOKS, STEREOTYPE PLATES and STATIONERY.
The Second Regular Trade Sale OF the Book Publishers AZ
ociation will THURSDAY Ath Of March, with
large and attractive Catalogue Of Books be followed by the
largest invoices Of
STEREOTYPE PLATES
offered at any trade sale consisting OF 30 sets q
Plates OF good valuable and STANDARD Worss-smong them
JOhnsoLs Rssselss Swiis Tale OF Tub The Of Wer
ter Boomfeds Poems Lives Of Madison aud Monroe School
crafts Ped Men Of the Forest the Works Of Oliver Goldsmith
Alexander Bope, Percy Bysshe Shelley :. Coerdge WI
Lam Cowper Byrons Don Juan shakespeares Works with
Life and Poems, in pocket yOsiO Illustrations stesi
Theirs French Revelation vols PaysOn Memoirs and SER
mons vols 9yo Carlyle. Life Of Schiller Mtchels Roman
Republic, &c. -
The invoices of oSTATIONERY heavy and attractive sHe
wholesale buyers will have opportunity U. purchasing IN
large quantities.
Catalogues ready for distribution andca he obtained
OF Phillips Sampson Co.. and Little Brown Co., Boston
B. Lippincott Co. aud j. B. Smith Co, Philadelphia
W MIihe, and Lucas Brothers, Baltimore Moore Wlstach
Kevs Co. Cincinnati j. u. Steel, ewOrsars and Of
seyes-whch Will be forwarded to the Trade prepaid
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J. BoGART Aactioueer-By ). BoGART
TI'TIIS DAY, at l0l o'clock, az the Auction
A rooms. corner of Frankfort and WIiam-sts.-MDRr-
GAGE SALE-Laee ard extensive assortment Of elegant
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE every description. Rosewood
and mahogany Bedsteas mahogany Sofas covered mahogany
Chairs marble top Pier Tebea cued hair Mlesies Bes
and Bedding splendid Lounge Pcr Glasses, Oh Paintings
elegant tapestry Brussels ThIeepy aud Ingram Carpets hall
Oncoh mahogany Wardrobe Bureaus Cottage Suites. ki-ch
Furniture sale Deposits required. y. b.
-Outd,o ,or sales promptly attended 10.
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ALFRED BRAGG Auctioneer.

ALFRED BRAGG Auctioneer.
A BRAGG * Co. will sell at auction On
~ TUESDAY March 49, 1856 at lCl o'clock their sales.
No 80 Courlsudt-st five hundred of BOOTS,
SHOES BROGAHs &C.. comprising the stock OF retired
taller together with desirable lot of goods fresh from the
uiacturers suitable the Spring trade Southern and West
purchasers will find it their ad antage to be present
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GEORGE COOK, Auctioneer, No. 442 Broad
W way-The above uneqused tor tho Exposition
and Furniture Paintings Mirrors, &C. Sales by euc-
ton on TUESDAY aud FRIDAY OF each week Sales OF tur
Merchandise at residences and stores at
tended 10.
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PHILIP X. WILKINS, AuctioDeer
DEREMPTORY SALE of the STEAMBOAT
Il CROTON at AUCTION-PHILIP 4. WILKINS VIII
sell auction THURSDAY March % 1876, az u O'clock
the Merchants TX haIge (ues previously disposed Of
private sael the well known fast splendid Steamer GRO
TON lying the foot Of 2hst East River Her dimen
follows: Burden 800 tuns length 8l eet bresdtb,
25 feet inches epth feet cylinder III inches and 10 foot
sroke She is in perfect running order and fully equipped
all respects For further particulars apply at the office OF the
AuctOneer. No. IL Walst
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1hsncdnre Gomuanies.
Bniloiuq ataGeriaIs.

ENCAUSTIC TILES-For Vestibues. Halls,
Al Heaths, DiuilgrooHs, COnseTya0ries &c GARNKIRS
CHIMNEY l-TCPs, RAIS-PIPES, &C. For sale by
MlLLEh, CoAIEs IOULE, No 273 Pear. ST., " Y.
DOOFS-ROOFS-RO cheapest aud
best article for ering is TAR ROOFING PAPER,
which keep nsany on hand and will sell In large or small
quantities 70 sui. purchasers
JAS J. pEaR!cBSoN Co., No % BsesEsr-s.,
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f. CoLroN, Aucfioneer.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

T. 'LEVANI HUUcEHUID FIKNIII RE,
~ PIANO-FORTE, OIL PAINTINGS. &c-F. COTTON
viii cell THIS DAY Saturday March 5. log o'c.3ck,
a. No 80 ihst between ID aud 81 avs, the entire ch Fur
Hue o the isnAy IL VIII consist IN part Of Velvet and
BRUSSELS CARPETS full suites of rcn rosewood Paror
Furniture bocaele very dne rosewood Piano Forte
and Stool rh Lace and Daask Window Curtains and Cor
French Plate and Oval Mors, several very Iich Oh
PAltugs by elII ent artists in carved aid gilt frames: Velvet
Sofas and Couches Notaire Gothic Chairs marble
,op Dressing and ain Bureaus mahogany War.obes full
french and Gothic Bedsteds Esabethan do Hair Matrreses
Feather Bed very hDe black walnut Dining and Exten
sion Table, Tee Tete and Psor Chars Sofas mAbletop
Washstsnds Hat de- ChGs and Glass Ware Cutlery Kitchen
Furniture &C. csts'guss early 'ts moing and no postpone
meLt.
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spoken.
Religions Notices.

JAM lat 20 s. lon SO w, ship Tornado Munford from
New YuiAt tDvC. cun rruiUinvv.
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TYFCIITOR,s SALE AZ AUCTION Of HOTEL

l. PROPERTY in Newark. NewJersey-Ihe o IN T.
vii offer for sale public suction on the premises, - i,,
s,sd A, The corner Of Broad and Williams sta, Known IS 10
CITY HOTEL The 10, is about 50 t.e inSneS "a ,o5
sr reachng the depth of 100 feet has width OF aeon - 90
inches for the distance Of 81 feet 10 inches u AoOu
Sc, feen on the north line and with eotanga
Gus sey IN he rear which it has front OF . es,
Hoo xs erected 81 sreat expense and IN very
II oceupes the whole front ard about 20 teet deep
l. Is four stories high beside basement and lnderessr G
rrorertv will be s.. up the price OF o ana VI. % u
10 he bshs,t bidder above that Ten per cent OF me
eh.se norev will be required be paid on the lay o. sae
q Ter cent on the 18th dsy Of April next, when the deco
be delivered premises az II M OF maj cay.
OF the purchase money remain on bond aud 81
ureru,s for i've wears az per cent per
rom the 18th OF April next rsysbe half yearly Persons
rous Of purchasing invited to make @
OF the premises. pAS ~ -. sE
Executor Of the Estate Of Russell H. Nevins deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

ZINC PAINTS.-The PASSAIC MINING AND
LMANUFACTURING COMPANY offer for sale their supe-
or White Coored ZINC PAINTS both dry and ground IN
the lowest market prices Their Paints in OIL prepared
warranted harden in the kegs and
will improve with age. MANNING 4 sQuIER, Agents,
No. "a Courtandt-st-, NewYork.
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KIRISTEE SAIE.-Pnrsnant 10 an order from

III .+&T@I1' Il u 1l1II1 IT 49, -,
the OF Probee for the District Of Greenwich, VIII
be sold subject the equity Of redemption public aucto1,
hir.eit bidder the 2h day Of March 1853, az 10
o'clock ia tie forenoon (lless previously dJd Of a. prgss
sals) ell the MACHINERY ofrliE CHENILLE WOOLEN
COMPANY. comprGrg ls fOllOws:
VI chimes for picking wool, &C. Double Carlng ma
. hso.gs Broad Carving Nahi and formers
siLge CO co. Iron Shailiug Pues, Hangers &C.. Ma
cne tor grinding cards; Of Pulling Stocks; Gigs for
isppiDg cloth; - COPPER Steam RoeT Securing Box aud
Rollers; Bread SEesIug Allchnes Peersham MacLiuesi
20 Teasles fI gigs Broad shearns Machine Davidson,
Pssk Woolson patent; Broed Brushing Machine; lo Of
Pres Paper 81 Cast iron Press Plates Cloth Presses Cast
iron Steam Boz Hardening Meclines Reglstor large
lot If Steam Pipes large 10. OF Betting ot Dye 5suas Cop
rer Kettle; large lot Of Wool aud Wool Wastes steam
Boiler; box Of French Tsess, aud other article too ef'
QUE 70 meItou. As1 OF small Rollers and set Of double
Rolres for Gna Percha take place the premises
a. Gleye In said GTeeawch. Terms made Known At time
OF ole JOSIAH WILCOX, Trustee.
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printing.



nc oTTicF-The subscriber WILL REMOVE hi,
S.wrsper Book and Job Printing 9's "a It % 70 tbs
Tp3sf ST and perfectly tIRE-rhVOt oV .iDgs in
i o.ston From basement 70 rooi 20 I'D hAs beea
fIts' rue,on-noT fire oomtnun' e.,e from one
- % :. ober the ssiTwsys and hAehes D. made Of and
9 IMPORTANCE Of the Societies tutions aud Firms
r.. tib he lslor,-the GREAT NU'ABER OF Eewsp<pers.
us,1ne. Books and Pamphlets prin ed By him and the IN
WTFSsF AMOUNT Of JOB PPISTISG constantly issuirs
g. hi. e shment demand eE'sordnary security aud per-
nspency Justify him in tb large outlay essay TO secure
these objectA ,..,,.- ,,,o,rnx
III. Oifre will present th, EXTENSIVE snd MODERN
FACILITIES Of sny fns y for the rapd and elegant exc
cution oi EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESCRIPTION OF
PRINTING His Composing Rooms alone-t BY - large WIN
dows IN escv occupy e0o square iest ms Ssind9f
AID Adams Pres-rooms much more ON TIE ftsI AND
'sTENFuTYPiNG. ELECTRoTYPING al Kinds Of
RTNDING work connected with ms bean
,ifai An all be done or THF PREMISES; thus anordng
a guaranty Of the FULLEST sECU URITf in every depart
tom reception delivery, OF al orders inrusied 70 his
rere JOHN A. GRAY, Nos. 95 and u Clf-st
d. PER Ream for BILL-HEADS; 81 80
- per thousand for CARDS; CIRCULARS, lin qusnti
ties 50 per Thousand and every other description OF
PRINTING executed promptly IN rsi rate style and caeap
~ the cheapest at ECkLERS, No. = Fulton-st' n l.
GI SO PER THOUSAND. - BUSINESS
q i w CARDS PRINTED-a fret rate srticie-Bi
Heads Circulars Hand Bills, &C, neatly snd promptly exc
eu;ed Orders mail accompanied by remittance Will be
punciuay fulfilled. c. c. SHELLEY, os BArclayst y 4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

Chemical Leeturee by Dr. % N c,e..,on s..o
sis.d with Theories Of Astronomy and Geos snd .ssr
~ :. delivered in Brookiyn Pseser Institute in
JOrsernon At osloeh on tie e,snsfs e,s0ssY y,5ebr7
EEHHgRsBA7 EHgRsBBAA77 a:ios asss = $, HSsB17' as:sP ! =
Tirse,. .Snittins Lady and Gepteman.... 2oo
sins. ae1s, % V.:,. cbn Mh.a Pharrna eu No.
ss Broadway " Y; Davies PnsInaeeest 70 80 90
Fu.n Clinton BroOsyn 49, soas.pTs
10 IL Brooklyn and at the door on the evening
sf each lecture.
The Poor THE AssoGLAdIRo1S FOR ,i.P iNPRoyIN5
t snr,, , funds The intense severity Of the inter failure
kh rents ead eIo5ss1t ..'i a q BYoy on
Is eTPPOSKD TO EXIST Hence, the reeeip's have fallen
.sy i I'D sd q # gibbeid saeh win inevitably
some ~. OF the INDECENT who were relieved II the early part OF
The esn have found partial employment bat the great mass
having 10 work n.esaIy become poorer and poorer and
sependent snt emIioyaaent reS,Ls hs,. a
smot Of detutlon than Yet stinted have been the
bG BF he receipts The outlay has already exceeded the
eontbutns Of the season more than slA THU SAND
Sme the Board gratefully aeknowedses have contributed
literally, while others surlosng mat nuch sagf solh
their donsous withheld them aitosetheI Ih prevalent
mistake with s unhappy results 70 me pool ho9a oe CO...
~ cosd calls on contributors But present real
pressing ssTssey Of pef Pssc II Gbssy .sord. the
that sny w6aid gladly give sECoNp-1sy even THIRD
Sp1S .ss AH the sFIRa the UNFORTUNATE vi-
-ITOI-s POOR should be left 20 suffer.
Contributions may be sent TO BROWN bhOIGERS Co,
No 20 WsILs,: 10 r. q. MlNTURN, No 70 Southst 10
NJ HARTLEY No 90 Bible House 10 the authorized Col
eotors or 70 auy O the Officers Of the Afsociation
By order Of the Board.
JAMES BROWN President.
GEO. GRISWOLD, Vice President
ROBERT b. MINTURN, Treasurer
RoBERT VI. HARTLEY, Secretary.
Kansas. Ho !-Tbe NEW-YORK KANSAS LEAGUE
end trains 20 follows: Frcass, about the
M and Of each month secondcles trains on or the
s 10th and Goth Of each month Individuals or parties less
han daily. Those going with trains VIII give az
east four dsys notice Apply to GEO WALTER, General
superintendent, No. 229 Broadway, Office A
Probably Nine-Tenths of all the Cod Liver Oil
foId has RUSHTONS IT, and but few viii it
lesst has Wholesale and retail Of FREDERICK V. RUSH
TON only at No 10 House. Barclsyst and No. l
Broadway corner Of Canast.
Emigrant Inte lligence Office and Labor Exchange
No Canast, Of Cene-st N G.The Office 10 estab
shed by the Commissioners Of Emigration, where can always
be found large numbers Of LABORERS and SERVANTS at
very low Of and persons have their orders hed
writing the Superintendent end sending the amount nee
essIy pay the passage Of the parties required no lees
charged 70 employeEa $1,000. . ..o.,,
u Postage Stamps cents and 10 cents) for sale at
THIS OFFICE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, COLORS,
II GLASS, &c.-The Understand, having enlarged their
the demand for ZINC Paint prepared to
offer to the full assortment from the different mines,
Manufactured them in beached refined Lnseed Oh snd
with the proper dryers The quality Of American and
French Zines is warranted to be equal in all respects TO any
sold this market and liberal terms Dealers can also
be supplied with WHITE LEAD and COLORED PAINTS of
our manufacture Also, French aud American WINDOW
GLASS. JESSUP CHlLDs, importers
Of Panis No lla Waterst. New York.
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Richardson, spence & Co... Cir curar.

~ -fFublu. IIVFPPO0I- Ieb leif
By return issned hy the Board Of Trade It appears that
there Yves imported into this country IN 1855 1851 qs WaEAr;
l25S3 Quarters INDIAN C0gA q Slj 90 quarters other GRAIN
Total 5l9sh quarters and 3lS FLOUR. Against
Isl $50 ,fS quarters, ard S,7o5 6i ewts FLOvs.
The principal sources Of supply were
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NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION

NEW AND IMfOhIANI NNENllON-
~ STARR FELLOWS 4 Co.'S
NEW LAMP F0 BURNING FLUID.
PATENTED MARCH lS, 1854
In setting forth the merits of this Lamp, not nsces-
disparaze Of the materials used and
advertised for Illuminating purposes IL Is sufficient for cur
purrose 70 thai the majority OF people
continue and URNNG FLUID AFTER having
tried the kinds Of Coal Olsood evidence We nink,
advantages over them all Some o: these
advantages be thus stated:
is Its universally of production Good Burning riud may
be rocuied everywhere.
"a It's perfect cleanness-wheh all will sgree 6rstelsss
virtue.
Sd. Its sweetness and heslthness Of odor
4h It's adaptation portable well a. stationary lamps
5th. IL is not injured by change OF climate
9Th expense below the OF other lighting mate
rials.
We offer 70 the public the most
PERFECT BURNING FLUID LAMP
yet produced, 81 once - ..
SAFE, SIMPLE AND CONVENIENT.
Il gives clear agreeable light, which may DO increased or
diminished will and is admirably adapted for light in tho
Pa1orand for Reading Sewing unequaed We are sell
Ing them for Churches and Halls, daily. -
80 STARR FELLOWS 4 Co,
No. "a Beekuianst., NewYork,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FLUID, CAMPHENE and OIL LAMPS, and CHANDk-
LIERS; also OF
GAS FIXTURES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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w 5. MrLLoR, Auctioneer-By HouGHToS MELLoS;,
TTRNITTRE AUCTION NOTICE.-CABl-

w : MELLoR, Auctioneet-by hoSSHIoN a VI nY
FURNITURE AUCTION NOTlCE.-CABl-
il NFTMAKER's STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS FURNi7
TIRE 10 be sold BY Auction TUESDAY, March ls ~ Vf
o'clock at the Mandatory and Wsrerooms No. olS bro~sS
|. few doors above Houston-st-HOUGdtON hELkoh
sell at auction above without reserve, on accounto OF re-
ova the entire Cabinet Furniture contained IN ne
sbove wnreoom. which manufactured IN the oest PO
manner for trade and which upon examination VIII oe
found the notice OF h0usekeepers ana tue
trade comprises handsome assortment OF carved ad
STYLES Of rosewood oak, mahogany aud oack wsnu
furniture en- suite for raors dining rooms Libraries, and
chambers rich rosewood and mahogony Paror Furn COW
cred In rich satin se bocatee ch green plush and hair
cloth sso unfinished in muslin marble top center and Fancy
Tables Reception Chairs and Lounges Library ana
ecreary Bookcases Eageres Extension and Dinns Tables
Dparoom Chairs Hall Stands rosewood Bedsteads nd bn
resus mahogany and walnut Bedseads Bureaus ana Mah
stands osk Chamber complete richly painted and ena
eled Chamber sets hair Mattresses Paasses Fancy Cnalfs
We wond invite our friends and purchasers generally to cal
at the wareroom No 6s Broadway the day before the SAFE
and examine the goods. ,-,..-.
Catalogues on the morning of sale Goods purchased 10 20
ont OF the city will be packed for shipping at reasonsoe
charge furniture remain storage until May iee
o charge.
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VUNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer. Special Auc-

ton Sale THIS MOBNfNG at l0 at No ST Nassau-s Of
Eurh Velvet CsrpetiIg. Furniture. Paintings Dry Goods,
Mrrrs Jcwery Cigars &c TIE variety and quality Of which
storesge free until lst May boxing At small cost
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

Z AURA KEENE's VARIETIES,

IA LATE THE MgTRoPoLIrAS THEATER, BRoApwAY; ~
THIS TVENING-Wil commence with SHE SIOOfS ~
CONQUOR To concu ude with NOVELTY. in one Act tand Ten
Tabeaux LIST Tablesu, TOODLESi "a Tabesg RACHEL ID
Tableau Mr. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS 4h Ia6eaai
UNDINE; 5tb Tabesu, PAULINE; 9th Ta6eaq3 MiDSUMM1 NJ
MFR NIGHTS DREAM 9Th Tabean siiAkESf f;AhE ;Sth
UNCLE TOM 9Th Tablesu, ,HE RNE THE ~ NIERi
10th and last Tableau, APOTHEOSIS OF NASHlNOION.
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DISTORI, RIZZI 81 Co, M0NUMENfalLl
III SCULPTURE WORKS, 96thsL ths corner o. ~ ~.
ay and the new entrance 20 Greenwood Cemetery so' IN
Brooklyn. Monuments Tombs, Headsones and Msns si,s
Italian and American Marble hand and made te osSe "
rsltOes aud dispatch. Prices rsssOnsbe.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

800. On The Chemica HspSry q Creation Asso
sis;.d with Theories Of Astronomy ard oeoieC sna ee
rih the Mosac Account lustrsted with erperi-
"a h. delivered In BrookIyn the Packer Institute, IN
Iar,letnou st At u o'clock tie eyennss o. :,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

FHATN, JhdIes, hOUgD, ItHubT ItsIi I IIIIPItSI
~ Feckes saltrhcum Tan &C. positively cured by GOU-
RAUDS Italian Medcated Soap. Poudre Subtitle uproos ha
fon ioreeAd any part Of the bOdy warranted Liquid
Rouge Lily White Hair Dye and Restorative at the old depot
Walker M first from Broadway Calender Phiedsl'
rbia bates 9 " ashng Boston Mrs. Hayes Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

Kansas Uo The NEW YORK KANSAS LEAGUE
.end trains 20 Kansas follows Frclass about th'
lst and 18th Of month secondlsss trains h
st 10Th and 2Oh Of each month individuals parties le
han twenty daily. Those going with trains viii give a
cast four dsys' notice. Apply to GEO WALTER, Genera
Surerintendent No 229 Broadway, Ofce 2h
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

DULE & HALL Boot and Shoe Dealers, have
Ia REMOVED to No. Barcay-st., the Astor House.
CLOTE & JAMES, Stationers, Printers and
~ Blank Book Manufacturers have removed No. 93 Fulton
ST., (near William St. opposite their late store.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
Professional Notices.
Misrell

pRAZIL WOOD.-230 guintals BRAZIL
ID WOOD, lin bond and dnty psid,) for sale by
sPOFFORD, TILESrOH Co., No . Broadway
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06
Oiling Machinery.

Many agricultural implements may be
worked with much less amount of force
by lubricating the journals and other parts
where two metals work against each other
with proper kind of oil.
The object of fabrication is to overcome
friction by filling the space between any
two surfaces, supposed to be in contact,
with oil or other material, so as to prevent
the metals from atrading each other.
When common Gil is used this object is
attained but in degree, and in agricultural
implements which are occasionally out of
use, the effect of time is to render the oil
gummy aud adhesive.
All this may be avoided BY using cold
pressed sperm oil, such as does not stiffen
10 cold weather, and is free from albumen
and other impurities.
In warm weather lard oil may be used
With good eifect.-[Ep. Working Farmer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06

the hearts of those who suffer and die for
want Of it. Liberty has degeuerated with
US to mere instinct. We love money,
and business, and everything else, better
than it.
l love my country, and particularly
these Northern States where l was born
and have been brought up. 1t pains me
to speak Of her faults as it would to de.
nounce the faults or crimes Of father or
mother, but the time has come when they
must be denounced, and denounced from
the pulpit, and therefore l speak. During
the last twenty years, the North has been
giving evidence that Liberty is dying out.
1t has been startled up and reused again
and again, but has been easily lulled and
quietcd by bribes and promises. We love
Liberty, but we love merchandise and man,
ufactures, parties and emoluments, more
than that. As with the golden apples in
the heather legend of the race between
Liberty AID her suisors, so the North has
again and again been bought in her race
after liberty.
lie then referred in turn to the outrage
at Washington. There are fifteen States
in this Union, said he, where that speech
Of Summers would bring death or outrage
The ruffian who struck those blows,is only
one of myriads. Sumner is charged with
personalities, but the charge is baseless
The same speech on any other subject than
liberty, (meaning the liberty of the black
man) would have provoked scarcely a rc.
mark
Abiding to the news of the day from
Kansas, he rejoiced that liberty has now
its martyrs. If ever there was martyrdom
for principles, it is in those who have lost
their lives and property in Kansas. The
conflict has now begun, and it will not
cease until liberty or despotism shall drive
its opponents into the sea. 1t can rot be
avoided. The principle having been brat
into conflict, it can not be withdrawn.
Every man now must show his hand.
And let US, on the side Of liberty, not be
daunted. Be firm as the very rock, but
never forget that those who are the oppres-
sors are your brothers. Abhor their prin-
cip!es, but as men love them. Pray much,
that you may act more. Day BY day let
Us wash our feelings of all acrimony.
There is but one way out of this conflict
Liberty in this land must triumph before
peace can come. If you hide under soft
speeches, if you 60 with your prayers hca-
ven-ward aud your hearts hcll-ward, you
will have strife and suffering, aad it will
continue to tue end.