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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

John Henry Hopkins, D. D., IL. D., Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese OF
Vermont, has published book which he calls
1.-THE American Citizen: bis Rights and Duties,
according TO the spirit of the Constitution of the
United States"
As if fore.eeng the recent Interpretation put
upon the Constitution of the United STATES as an
instrument which does not regard the black man
as possessed of any rights which white men are
bound to respect, our learned doctor of divinity
ard doctor of laws seems to consider it necessary
part Of bis exposition to prove out Of the Bible the
morality of Slavery. Such is the object of the
SIKH chapter of the Bishops book, in which he
adopts the following line of argument: Noah, shortly
after the foed-and, what the Bishop does no. men
ton, immediately after waking from drunken de-
bauch-cursed Canaan and expressly predicted the
future subsection and servitude Of the Caussnites
by the Israetes.
Centuries sfterwsrd the Israelites did subdue the
C,nsaDites by FIRE and sword, and under The Jewish
law, as laid down in the books of Exodus and Lee
yiticus. we're authorized and accustomed TO buy,
sell and held as slaves the children Of the hes hen
round about. Thus" complacently observes our
learned e1positor, the prophecy Of Noah wa. full.
filled by the slavery Of the Canaani.es, according
"to the very terms Of the divine Law. Where then "
be confidently adds twas the Tin of holding them
snn slavery When the Almighty commanded
His people 10 buy and own the posterty of the
"bs,ibep. Wa, Il a sin ~ obey hun Aud how
"coud that which He commanded be crime
against ID orslity' Where is the law which is
higher than the code laid down BY the De'y'
Where i. the rule Of morals which shall cain
supremacy over the Word Of God 2"
In setting up hat God actually commanled the
people TO buy and own the posterity Of the "hes-
then" our good Bishop seems, IN MS amiible
anxiety 10 Justify our American Slavery, to press
the pout A little too far. So far from this buying
and owning being duty epjoiued and imposed on
the reople of Israel, as be would have it, the con.
text which he himself cites plainly shows
tbs, il was mercy thing permitted and allowed
one of those cases in which, IS we learn from q
pretty beh authority, Moses occasionally found it
necessary to corcede something to % the hardness
Of the hearts" Of the people for whom he legisaed.
The Israeltes, it appears Zee Levihcus, ch. XIV,
20 4G) were inclined to reduce their own poorer
breth en- to Slavery; to prevail upon them to forsgo
which practice, ard TO consent to the release Of
these Jes.h servants and their families at the year
of the Jubilee they were permitted, BY way of com.
promise, IS II were, to buy and held o. hereditary
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We ere glad TO see tina. the University of Viz
GINA bas at las. found al occupant for tS Chair OF
History aud Bellies Lettres. We we're greatly
surprised and concerned at reading in the Virginia
newspaper . few weeks ago, that though this
professorship carried with 1t q salary Of $1,000,
with light duties, in healthy situation, and with
all the advantages Of the best Southern society,
there were not more than half dozen applicants tor
il. We were appreheDsiye that the old mother OF
Presidents and slaves had lost her breed Of noble
blcods -tha. the horse-leech and her sons (fOr We
see no reason why the daughters should have the
monopoly Of such socitatiOn) had left off crying
"Giye give" or, at least, that they found quill
driving in the public Offices at Washington more
inviting occupation than the instruction of the in
aenuous youth Of the Ancient Dominion. At any
rate, If it dld show limited supply of the mater,
in be Southern country, il also Indicated becor L.
lpg sense OF their own Deficiencies on the part of
the ever hungry cornorants Of the +. +. Is. hat
they were willing TO Jet 80 tempting morsel a. one
We 60 not know VINO Mr. George +. HoIme ,may
b., VITO has slipped into this comfortable bert We
Cal not GOUbt, however, that he IL sound on the
goose at any rate; for test must be thu primary
qualification OF every loan aspiring in thef days 10
teach the young does Of Savt'om to shoe anything
bst revolyers Indeed attrib1 . 70 II jus; Jeal
ousy Of beretcs, and the just apPreb en'on Z las
struck into the breasts Of all tainted ~ all with that
nf e,oD the ease with which the De's Professor has
walked over the cour.e. Whsse"r crops animal
or vegetable, the soil Of Virgins may be fertile TO
produce-whe.her wheat or &c Oerals toba eco or
Cabne. Minister'S, slaves Pre- sdenE'-"e believe
that it bas never been prolific in 'choom.ster',
professors, Gospel ministers, or any OF the pr'duc-
irons requiring industriO~ and careful culture.
So she hs. bad generally to depend Oh her impor-
t.,ions from tie North to supply the limited demand
Of her market for theS: particulars.
But, as she low ADDS to her former acquisitions
touching sufficient knowledge and skill in instruc-
scn virtual sub~ ription to the One Article of the
slavocrstic Creed--tAst Slavery Is too divine to be
questioned, muci less denounced or molested-we
fsrcy that the lumber Of applicants from the North
mus. grow hes, and the monopoly Of Southern
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slaves tie ch;ldrec OF the heather round about Sc
much for the Almighty . command to his people
10 buy ard own slaves. As 10 the prophecy Of
Noah-does our learned Bi.hOp feel so perfectly
CLEAR that merely bec.u.e 81 even. has been fore
Told, therefore sll the parties concerned In
bringing abou. that even! must be SET do n free
from SIM 1T must needs be" sid certain
great te,cber whom perhaps even Bishop Hopkins
VII be ready TO admit is worthy 10 be listened TO-
II must needs be that offenses come bat cursed
be he By whom they come Better for him were
II that mil stone were tied about his neck and
" that he were cast into the depths Of the sea
Our honest Bishop makes these quotation. from
The ,w Of Moses no, simply or mainly to justify the
l'raelltes, but 10 justify our American Shareholders
Oi to-day. His argument is that whatever the
lsraelites were allowed or commanded TO do in
particular emergency anybody else may lawfully
DO 10 suit their Own convenience, and it will be no
Sin; ineIPedent, perhaps, but not sin. Let US
apply this doctrine 10 another Gaze: We End in the
18th chapter Of Samuel message delivered by
that prophet to King Saul, beginning with Thus
twill the Lord of Hosts, in which that king
is expressly comm anded to go and smite Amalek
"and utterly destroy al that they have, and spare
them not; but slay both man and woman, infant
and sucking OK and sheep, camel and ass
This command Saul failed fully to cary out, having
spared King Agag and the best Of the sheep aud
oxen; whereUpOn Samuel, as We read, having first
rejected Saul and his pos,erity from the royalty,
took upon himself the fulfllment of the command
and "hewed Agag in pieces before the Lord in
Gileal."
Would the reve' lend Bishop Hopkins, d. D.,
L. D., regard this as establishing beyond all
question the abstrac. morality of hewing prisoners
of war in pieces For instance, does this incident
Of jewish history and constitutional law establish
the morality of the DISCRIMINATING war SAID 70 have
been lately attempted by the people Of Oregon
against the Indians of that Territory Aud ought
Gtn Wool, for bis opposition to it, to suffer the
fate Of Saul and be removed from his military COM
mapdl As the treatment due to Indians no less
than the treatment due to negroes comes within
the scope of Bishop HOpbius's inquiries into the
duties Of American citizens, We hope that in the
next edition Of his book he will throw little light
upon this point.
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Mr.. Vsrnums bill for the reorganization of our
city school stem does not appear TO find much favor
from those who, from their interest in the subec.
and acquaintance with it, may be supposed best
ousified to pronounce an opinion upon the probable
working of the new bill. The three most notable
ehsnees which the new bill proposes to introduce
are the following: First, the introduction of
81 the school officers, of which the nun
Der in each Ward is fixed at eight, ia
stead Of twelve as at present as members Of the
Board Of Education, instead of the two Com
uissionsn from each Ward, Of which it is now
composed. Second, the division of the duties now
performed by that Board between the new Board
as proposed to be constituted and An Executive
Committee Of one from each Ward 10 be named BY
the delegation from that Ward. Tnird-a point
overlooked in the summary which we gave Of the
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teaching must fall msiny I1ts Southern hs,i, ~
fall entirely 70 the ground. II 10 seIt to in,,.ab,.
that an intelligent mar, 1T for any import.a, n
Of instruction, can have grown up q. tie Norx
within the last twenty years and no. have AM n.
moral constitution affected in some degree by H.
Anti Slavery malaria which has spread 90 wiiel,
over this part Of the Continent. And rte soc,a II
il locks 70 the North for ito teachers, Wi, 6od it.sf
in the predicane emit Of bunker Church in Ns,ss-
ebusett', which was tod BY its COMMITTEE 10 reply
TO remembrance against the invitation Of so msay
- AbOlitonists to supply the pulpit that they
must be content to choose between - Abe
litionist and - fool
The shooting Of Mr.. Noble At Louisville the az.
pstriston of Professor Hedrck from North Caro-
Ina, and one or two experiences Of the same kisl
In Nirginia-one st thi, very University, If we Do
not much misremember-mus. have had 8 sed.,i,s
effect on the impulses of Northern men in q Scaa.
ern direction, Il intelligent enough 10 be thought Of
8. professors. The happy time when the te,chss
of the South will be entirely in the safe hands Of IL
natives We think must soon arrive, and tn, sspira-
tons Of the SlaEeholdiug press will be satisfied.
The TT. Rev. Leonidss Polk, Bishop OF Louisiana
brother of the late amented James X. Polk, anis
patriarch as well SIS bishop, with men servaah
and msid-seryants good store, IS well as viii
cure Of many sOus-Bshop Polk is bestirring him
self in the great behalf Of Southern Christianity
ard endeavorDg to establish great Theological
Seminary into which no breath Of heresy caa fAA
ts way. But We believe that he finds his path
rather blocked up by the lack of the rascal counters
We are afraid that this new LeoHidss will find HIM
'elf in as tight place as his Spartan namesake Of
old, before be can conquer this peace. We shall
watch and report his progress, however, as well ~
that Of all the demonstrations toward the entire
emancipation of the. South from her thrsldon to
Northern books and tescheu-clerical and lsic. Ii
is new phase of the great cause of Education and
general Intelligence, which when fairly presented,
will be not only edifypg but funny. And it viii
be hard if our readers cannot have the benefit fit
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Human Progress is the butt Of ridicule with
very large proportion OF mankind: but tha, there
is Il gradual and pretty steady increase in popular
know edge and enlightenment wherever Common
Schools and a Free Press are maintained. we do
joyfully believe; and We ask the attention of those
who dOub: It TO the proceedings of meeting Of the
Jourpeynen Carpenters Of this city, held a. Con-
yeniion Hal, Wooster street on Tnursdsy evening
lasf, and repor ed in The TRIBUNE of the next
morning. That meeting, after fixing the wsges of
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Nsm:y lork Uailp @ibrutA
MONDAY, MARCH 90 1857.

Gov. Gesry reached Washington on Saturday
evening, the previous report Of his arrival having
been premature. Our Special Correspondent, who
has seen bim reports that he is willing to resume
the Goye'norship Of Kansas il the Administration
will support him in so doing, and remove those
officials who have doDe Their best TO thwsrt him aud
screen the oppressorsNnd murderers of the People
of Kansas from justice. But this is not expected
by any one. Geary's fate was foreshadOwed soma
time since in leading Southern journals. The last
Sguatter Sorsreigx grossly defanes and abuses him.
He has been used as long he could be- aud is now
cast aside as worthless.
The report thst distinguished Southron hsd
been appointed in his stead proves premature. No
apt ointment had been made-at least none bias
been announced. Fayette McMuen, e1-M. c.
from Virginia. has been suggested for the place, but
will not be appointed As Woodson the present Sec
rotary Of the Territory is thoroughly Border Raf-
fan, it is probable that be will be left in power IS
Governor er.otfcio for some time yet, as this will
be just as efficient as the appointment of Soue or
JEFF. Davis, and not so obnoxious.
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+ r STAypoRDs OLIVE TAR.

W. conv the fo,jo,ips from the edonl columns Of The
po, nan, I>do,r of Feb 10 1851 Mr. Barnard toe gentle
r,.n IusJdeo TO IL a proujnent citizen OF Bosom:
T,vros ne n Ivr TIp In the multitude Of cursiyes
,s; s no, d.y oaersd IN the public il very difficult TO
~ ELECTION ~ an, one hat will proye yalab fr .l the
pfc bs, been d.co,e,d for comp.n Of the T9roa aud
Logs that seems to be- OF inestmsbe worth Iii ST
You'd OLIVE TAR From pamphlet setting forth s
a.. sm;c,.A the dsesses abnye named W.
efhs On tposu ~, 20 he t,I-n ;,,.rn,lv ia.
lesiI tns tn ~ ned nv Isg.i.TIos sp ene
oio,bA{ ne t;,o o., u nsrfnm. r.. ..' ~.
TO- III ~ Tapn.T 2uSfS g., n .osuios s I, a
81, nli,a "a, II = i;1 na.in. a. Fiao,,o V.,,st;c
,.k;cb 1. ns,.hi, 81 =. -, 81 ..s,1 80. La,
80 ~. !, nSro.d La =. h. ~ ~. do, ana
~, n,c.,;tT n -, AZ 500 ~ or, nby ,;;.ns
We Ou"s,u OF US nuia sewers Q! our
oNeD en- poy ior cPkCI' sui s cufs'e prop
sritb they well understand We know cures has
performed IN Bronchial dhhcnl es In Couzhs Colds
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The Couri,r and Enquirsr is doubtless strong in
Editorial force; yet We think that force we're be-
Ter EMPLOYED in conducting their o"n columns than
in exercising volunteer censorship over tho'e oil
The TRIBUNE. And especially is this true "heo
hat supervision betrays total ignorance OF 'Oe
fact. On " ch it bases it, censuresas When "!'h
reference to our reporting recent trial Tor the 10
famous treatment Of two poor immigrant girls a.
sheep.hesd Bay it asserts that no gross de'Ad' OIL
the evidence were sofened or 'pafed down ~
us The truth is otherwise.
Whatever may be our neishbor'' theory I"
Human Nature" says Tie COsrxr, "ssey can
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We give in another part # this paper the essen.
ua portion Of the It port made by Mr.. Canal Co nmis-
sioner Tiizhush asans. the propose, to equAlze the
tolls upon the canals. 1t is much the sbe,. docu.
pent which has appeared on that side of the qqes-
tion
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IL X.
RApWtY'S READY RTLiTF
81 I'd Be rssorcd ~ ali who suher pain Its peculiar
sea qualities soo'hpg aud alAius the mot tofturnz
D.. 1ao,rd by rheumatism neuralgia to7thAcle. burns
spars scds co1tus ous .uubAso. diA &c. Sc. has be-
Cout ssiGhis. eo
RADwAN's RlNOvAriNG RFSOLvENr.
For disease OF scrofgos Character g. eN'elen PR
passiloa. ard should l~ used hy ali ubled with coiaS
Dotts tumo' ucT sstTheum dyspepsia ieversores
Az lisnes Of tht TA'lre
RADwAYs REGULATORS
Beautiful Pl. without any u0No-s tsstc smell. being
coated with gem for jpGut' II he boScs liver. kidneys
.rrss hesrt Of body Blou.ness and
co. a. ness dssppeST with their from oIet0
nv tsksn AZ rsh retiring 20 rv. Will te Akvr
I'D usLrs rect and good appetite digestion IA the
,,c,r.rx RsDN AY & Co.
No. To- kI.ion-s- NeS-I ork.
so bV Drurgs's ,vervwhere.
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..snfss aotitss.
OPENING OF
F.v BsUcHwour & COS
NV SToRE,
cossn or BROADWAY AND BfooMf 81


On nosDsY ~ March. ISL
4..i. 70 inform Trends and customers thu. ,ev
w1,,e opened for their inspection MONDAY EWING.
- o., MsscH DURING DAY AND EVENING OF TUEs-
- bs 24h No o. III BE- .od daring t1.. 'ims u OF
ssr employees may devote tn-r whole Aentas 70
who nsy oesire Wit establishment. OlE htna
feaIg Department.. eupyhg the iourta and hfh ssoe Of
The b1aeips. and oomp'-us
PAN1IxG AND GLIDING PORCELAIN,
GLsSs CCrTING AND ESGRAvISG,
MiNVFAcTURISG OF Past IvOEY TABLE CUTLsH'
SiLvER PLATING,
aid various minor brsnchss Of the above viii De IN iuu 0
sor nd open to iDspscion I'll. -hich
h. eessut Of New Goods vita vaco
sbsil open probably been eqused 10 tois
AID o1mpI,ss IN psrt: BsoszZs ard CLOCKS Of ns. 80
Tof ct SGEvIcEs. Gas RIxrUsEs SILVER PL.IED wIk.'
PIAEL and IVORY HANDLED TABLE CUTLEsY' fAnN
tARY ELEGANT CHINA VASES, RICH CuI ULAss"AAt' 49,
Sc &c r p.u.,.l.A;.
Our hends Messrs. CORNELIUS B.kER OF rhn.oe'pola,
B,nufsctuT,rs OF CHAsDsLtERs and Gas ff Hts ano
N,srs HAcHE PEPIS LsHALLEUE OF 'ezon rance man
re'ursrs OF PORCELAIN, well 80 our nome Paitnnents'
bv, devoted msny months 10 thu producoH OF new Ano oe
t designs expressly for ta Ocos m std our osn house 10
ia has spared exertiOns w MAKING Their ssTctoo' ~
Tpoe Germ any EbssDd 20 procure tue most boa 1Ut
o.,oyfr snt Of Q Ods erT'0ytsd 10 hs country
Tb, being the yffth snnversry OF Mr. Hsuthvout
~. bu,ia,s New York The magnitude Of vhieh hG been
,.,aa1, rom the ts'p eon~eneeaent be Gao
moi .p from 'eId-as bis friends sud pubic nis most
AckuowIsdg fJr their support
The coupessDtss # Arrangements In store VII
rene every defect that has hitherto existed aud we sos,
sple psps merit continuance OF the confidence and
Il V. HsUGHworT Co.
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NE r0t totf- up
Whether Mossop kiok BsiTy OF barry Aiek Mossop

The later reports favor Schell for Collector, aud
ind cate that Fowler is not so of retaining the
POET. Office as be would like 10 be. All else is in
the fcg. The frequent bulletins that Rynder
walbs over the coune for Marshh wan: confrmi.
lion (bsdly) Cisco is likely to retain the Sab
Treasury, because nobody wants MS place VINO is
able to give the neediul boods. The re,t is al glo
riously uncertain.
Reports concur in saying tina. the Ney-YOrkers
are to be put cut Of their misery to-day. We doab
them.
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We print no columns Of reports and rumors as TO
the success or failure of the rival clques of Office
seekers from this City Who are running up such
fearful tavern. bills at Washington, and who keep
the telegraph wires hot with their conflicting bull
letiDs of victory at hand. We presume our readers
nsinly belong with us to that very nunerOu, class
who
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NfRGSES'S ELECTR0-CHtMlCM BATHS, No.
~ B,o,dx,y n Y-Dr PRISoE Aedics A,.endAnt-Prof
SEEcNEs dscoyercr II these Bsibs warrants AeiI eAy 10
curing AZ diseases arising om inpradent use o. lrAa
md uterine disorders Novel oftsbe apparatus oI e'as The
hstha with ipstIuctiops. tur sale ohesp.
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UoIIOWAY's pins THEY NEVER FAIL
Obe remedies may relieve pain but these expe disease
they clean ss the blood obsuet rom the eose
yorste the lon calm the and enoVse Tue con
a,atlo1 SOLD the manufactures No 81 MAdsns.e NeN
ok ana No "a Strand London, and BY al druggists a. s'
ic., and el per box.
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EXTRA FAMILY HANS

$500 tisrces Stag sbs,s Php,. Samuel Davis, olsley.
And o. Der brsD0s cboce 'smJ HANS
SHIPPING so tiefces glazed and yellow bagsed in
prime slipping order
For sale by EASTMAN LLOYD
Nos 80 aud q Broad st.
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Better 70 bear the lie We have
ian hy 10 others that We know not OF

All charges, especially in system so complicated
and involving such grave interests as that of our
city schools are attended with certain inconyen
observation-disclosures which ought not to be risked
except upon the reasonable prospect of certain im-
proyement. The great difficulty with our school
system is the very same difficulty whIch besets the
management Of our whole municipal system; and
one which it is exceedingly difficult TO tell precisely
how to meet. We refer to the prevalent dsposl-
tion on the part of the most intelligent and worthy
of our citizens TO shirk or withdraw from their
civic and political duties, leaving our elections to
be controlled and our Offices TO be filled by class
of persons to whom office, not the good of the pub
lie, is the first great object. 1t is not to be sup
posed that England is the only country in which the
Barnace family fourishes, and in which the Crcum-
locution system for the administration OF public
affairs has large interests engaged IN its support
Our New York experience abundantly shows that
the barnace is very difiiut animal to be got rid
of, our democratic system being found not less
favorable to its growth and vitality than the arsto-
cratic system of Great Britain.
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OPENING and ILLUMINATION Of E. Y. HAUGH

SAws-HOE 81 Cos PATENT GROUND SAWS,
PLA1sRxG TRowyLs, kc be mad wholesale and retail,
the prDps bsrdvUe ores a. the sIesroom' OF the n'sau
hature Noe % and 81 Coolest, 81 the works corner Of
Broonle shrsif ana Column biA.stA, N. Y
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SEWING MACHINEs.-I. II. SINGER \ Co.'S GA
h-.nful Ptor Paper contains fun aud reliable in
anon about srWNG MAcmsEs and answers al questions
tbAi Be oted on the shct al who read this paper viii
learn hoE T. purchase SEwING MACHINE with whb oO0
cleH profit BE- made and viii BE- protected from
bIs Imposed upon ~ OF 'Ae hguhE mScnues DO
fore TOO pulAhc NJ SiNcEsk Co.'S GAZETTE vii be sent
sr.as ~ all who ,Ppy by .ettrT OF otherwise
M SilGlx 1 Co.. ~. So Bro4isty, New York.
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NACKERFI in sixteenth kits,
MACKEETL 10 eighth Kits.
MACktRFL in quarter barrels,
MACKEREL Ia half barrels,
MACkEstL Ia barrels
50 Loxts ia'e made ELg,h Dairy CHEESE
FbwARD B,RTHoLoNtw CO, No la6 Greenvich-st.
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FINE beautiful Hail, jet blsck OF brown,
Or tressts curlng and golden,
IL the certain rtult without chance or doubt,
OF the use OF LYONS KATHAIRoS
LYONS kATHAIRON receives the most un-
boaud,d commentator from oil who H. No person desiT
ia baatl Hs.r should be without it Sold everywhere for
o Ger. : per hnttl.
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rrp. out the tender and deicsty favored BRoILs
shste. that terrible ElaHce. the fumes Of burning ts'
become universal faN5Itc II all well reg llated
ktcheas As ssou as Known. Wholesale aud Retail Dept,
No ~ BToatv-; New York
Csc L UAvgoN.
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sryARss M.RvIN's, late Rich Co s, improved saLAMN
DER sArs WdeIs Patent. secured by the celebrated LA
BILLr Lock, with small ksy Al nsie
auder inspection OF our MI Stestn who has Tor
10 yeu their anutsure during when time
not collars worth OF property has been IN one
tten-?2a having been tested accidental hres warranted
free ttOm danpness . 60,
Ais Buesrproof Chests of any size. lined with hardened
strel, which b. dIi led or broken.
For sale by STEARNs 4 MARVIN. No 40 MarrsysE
Factory cor. ST. Marks place aud Av. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23
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