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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

| Masos & Dixoc's line 90 in ths highest degree
| inc.pdisy. S.me negroes. VINO had been ietec.cd
IN an Attempt 10 avsy induced By thru It
| Of uIishm.rt 10 charge Dir R,Ssrs with Civ NC
| them forged pass Upon the strength Of this
statement Mr. Do~er- sas Indicted, but ss. 49,
quilted by the Jury. Not sa.i.6ed With this v-r-
dict, sme Thirty savehoders GO. together. ssdic.i
| Bowers out Of his house at midnight tsrr.i aud
fea'bcred HIM. and extorted from hin promise TO
| leave the State
Thus procedure. Which occurred about a ye,r
| sgo, occssonsd great excitement among the noa-
shareholders Of Sir. Bowers uei ghborsooJ, who DID
not know whc-e turn might come next To over
ave 'hem, the STAKEHOLDER. held meeting at Ch-s-
| tertowu, at which Judge Chambers and Seustor
| Pearce took the lead This WAS followed py Al
| other meeting, held ut Saw Hill, In Worcester
County, which meeting recommended Copyeo-
| ton from all the counties on the Eastern Shorc 10
| meet at Cambridge on the Sd If November last
| Tits Cambridge Convention which WAS ATTENDED
| BIS delegates from all the counties of the Eastern
Shore, except the ncrtrrn county, Cecil, passed ;
| resolution for general Convention. tn meet in
| Baltimore, which is the body ia session yester-
| day. Some OF toe members Of the Cambridge
meeting expressed great regret that it had
| been ca,d as q si.veaoiders' Co,seation.
| The call for the B,ltiBOre Convention
WAS accordingly excluded 10 " the brethren
throughout the State. not IS Shareholders. ar nom
! " SLAVE holders, but as citizens" The object was
stated to be +. devise some system To he presented
to the l., geluture Of Maryland at its next session.
bsyiog for lie object the better regulation of the
negro Iopustop, the counties and the City OF Bal
tlm.r- being requested to send As many delegates
as they we're enlited 20 send members to the Leg
isla'ure.
This sttempt to shake or the title Of Slave
Dealers Coneention dnes not seem to succeed
The title stck.; nor does it appear that anybody
out Shareholders bave taken part in the pr"cred-
Dgs The City Of Baltimore has not thought it
worth while 10 appoint Delegates and two of the
counties are unrepresebted Judge Chambers and
S-pator Pearce rrsppeared leaders; the ons being
Chairman Of the Convention, the otuer Chairman
of the Committee on Resolutions.
The object of the more ultra part Of tho Con-
ventIon appeared TO be to adopt some scheme for
diving the free negroes ont Of the State Bat the
Committee on Resolutions, at least the majority
did not favor this scheme, aud the report and rrs)-
lu,ions pr nounciGg it impoltic was adopted almost
unanimously.
The Bait,mors Patriot denounces thu whole Con
,eniion as Continuance for manufacturing Demo
cratic c,pitsl
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hattie by tso bsttaoos OF the SD. and one If the

battle by tso bsttaoos OF the SD. and ono If the
9Th chaeeurs Thus all 10 all, We have fas~n
battalion. Of French sgsin.t some teo Au.trisn
b.ttslions; and .th"ugh the latter ara certainly
stronle It'll the numerical superiority WA on tho
side Of the French ben the turn Of the light came.
Independent If this. 1t ia to be remembered that
the Austrisns did not fight for victory 80 much as
to compel their opponents Il show Whist strength
they had On a gwen polnt aui thIs object they
fully accomplished Ii is, therefore absurd to re-
gard this Insignificant engagement as a victory
81 importance. With the gigantic armies nov
opposed Ia erch other on the Italian plains, an ST
fair Ike that Of MOn,ebcllo il Of no more accom-.
than mere collision Of "utposts III WAITS OF smaller
magnitude; and if this be- victory whete are the
fruits If it! The French say they took 40
wounded and 60 unwounded prisoners; 10 more
thin they had right TO expect after couple Of
hours struggle for vilbige They also took one
ammunition wagon and loot one. But parsuit
ttere was none; there was 20 attempt IN reap the
fruits Of the victory. altsough the French bad
plenty Of Pledmcntrsc cavalry. The Austri,ns
eyiden'y%sve their opponents the last repulse and
then marched away in perfect order and unno-
Ias,ed
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RHEuMA1IsM SURE TO MoDEgATE-OFTEs

CURg-The BR.SDRETH PILL 10 most certain peseTser o
health and SPEEDY sse and ea,ctua for Rh'umati-m
Ds.p-tse OF Indigestion Bilious AID Liver Complaint Jaun
dice sslowgcs. 81 the Complexion. Dfowsnr. L,nsior
Faiulency Headache. Heartburn. Impaired Appetite WIND
Stasus Pm pies ochss ErPous Of the Skin, Piles Cos
tyeu,ss aud Irregularities If the Bowels Tor all femae
Con par;s Irregularities, Obsnci'ns TIE distressing hrsd
ach4 50 prevalent with SEX Depression Of Spirits Dmnes' Of
Sight Nervoues. yellow Fewer aud Fevers Of al kpos Fever
ard Ague Epilepsy Tetaurs Lckja~ and Dop.y Of the
Ches' o,berw all cured greatly relieved by the U.s.
Ct BR.sDRsTHs PILLS Remember, every disease arises from,
cn ues. because matter, fluid solid. have remsiDed ia
the Dy beyord tho time designed These removed
by BRAxDRETHs PILLS Thus the blood Is purified. and all
cured rule b, ocf rated ccrtrly by I'll timely
use # innocent but surely claiming Pills Sold at u
cents with directions DR.. oRASDRgTHs Principal Ofe.
Brsrdrih Binding. No. 29i Canalst; BvRSToN, No ~
BowrTy RusHros No Az Broadway aud Asor House. New
Yoik; rnd McMCEDY, No. 40 Broadway. Albany.
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GREAT FIRE IN Iowa.
Unr.p STATES LAND Oyvcs. Dgsvovs. Iowa.

,.nros Sat- wbeb p.ioaA.d q you lat s-A~'n thr-'se
NJ. Cire $50 ss--t 10 this city n-s JrH p%.-ra
n usl .sv.r r. ,.st 20 Sif al prcbs.iy ever .ie
ed 70 sby eols sr.sigh va . a~ ne c,,eeo q, y
T. ~. a.. which a. rs.ly consumed, ulgb i,r- at sd
Ia lsr fiue n th- ute-. beat dFoppus
ersv H. a. llar here burned By The ahns s.l.
sylu. h.s broken crushed Yesterday I, -nhurned.
M yer, hot suc felt ETY. know its o,ncr
Tn =, II money th- amount Il several hur-r-d dot
rs ostiy land worth several ts nd
oosr. Of baud ssgsn ant oSs
This unrIus Op-sed snd siiszrti ST ths
PIP found uuirurr sd p-Tct in evfy -so-ot
h.arty the manufacturer my@1f
Which may truly -ophatic,y b. called
Safs. Very respectfully your oH~dirui ~rvsDt
ALEX D. ASDERsoS, Register
HERHlSC's PATENT CHsyPfOs FfkE-PRo0s SAFES ~ ~
Brosowsy corner Of Nurrsys opposite City dad Ne~
Ynr
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FROM HosDuRAs-Tbe bark Csrb, Capt Hop.
kins, al Boston, brings dates from TIuxlilo to May
% At which time the country was quiet and healthy.
Th,r. j. no political news Of interest. The case 81
the Spanish merchant brig which was toSef OUT OF
the halbor Of Truxillo by Spanish war steamer,
after refusing to pay the port charges, bad not been
set;.cd. The charges amounted only to about sSo.
The brig took board her cargo and lrft under the
gun. If the war steamer without getting the custom
ary clearance papers at the Custom-tioasr. TIE
Government of Honduras had dc handed satisfaction
far the ofTense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10
MARYLAND sLAvkHOLDERs' con.
HkNlION.

The Shareholder Convention assembled at Bal
rnorr, which adjourned last night aitee a session
If tao Gays, was but contnoation Of certain pro-
ceed,ngs If y ich We have heretofore gIyea an
account Ii took its origin Ia ttec,sr of Mr. Bow
ers, respectable white non-slsvehcldng cti-
zen Of Kent County, Maryland. who had the
presun ption to entertain and svo~ the same
anti Slavery sentiments formerly eniertaiced and
avowel BY Washinstn and Jefferson. but
which, in these days, Ne esteemeA south Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

APPOINTMENTS BY TIRE PREsIDEs-.-Hcnry w.
Smith, Postmaster at Norwalk, Conn, vice X. A.
Williams, removed.
James G.. Cook, Postmaster at Fayetteville, n. C.,
vice J. +. Bryan, removed.
Lewis d. Holman Postmaster at Mokelumae
Hill, Cal, vice S. G. Florence.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
REGgIvED ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dtspstnh n lhs n y 'nos"~
WASHINGTON. Thlrsdsy, June 9, 1859.
The obrct Of the meeting ~ the various RaaroA
Pr. sidepts in Philadelphi, is to effect IA srrsaxs-
nebt whereby tie mails can be transported be-
tween Newly and NeN-Orl-sns in four d,ys.
The plsu is 10 take them BY rslrosd n Chirless'a
thence b, steamer to Ferosndin'. Florida; taencs
by rsl across to Cedar Keys, sbd than BY s'eanee
~ New Orleans. The Florijs road viii b. COM
pe,ed next mouth. The whole distance Is sbsus
s,xt. en- hundred miles. There viii bs ons msis
schedule throughout and no hpes rcmit>d. TITS
is tte general oatine Of the prcecs now entertained
but not vt f,rmllIv proposed to the Department.
1t will be whenever the compares shall ssrse.
Uoder the present contracts there are e"s'''"
fsiures.
The President Jisinclines to any augmentation Of
the Mediterranean Squadron, believing 1a,t sn'A
step would compicsts rather than relieve our nsa
tralisy.
tn, Hral6s story of the l,ss Of one million dol
ars annually b, counterfeit and rc~sshsd pcsssge
stamps. is u, fouadej. There is no infornshsa
here to that effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

Mr.. james A. Dix. editor of The Boston Journal,
in l-rer to b. W. X, bnsoo, esq, Of 81. Louis, ssy-
The last censu- Of this State taken in 1885, when
ae had q population Of la2, 369i foreign poPuls
ton, 245 2G3 Of whom ISL 314 were bore in IreanI
and only ,653 in Germany, Estimating the admit
ale Geruars as one to five Of the whole number,
''ihers are but nineteen hundred aud thirty 10 the
State. BY the census Of 1855, the populsfion Of
Boston was l38 7SS Of this number 50, 923 were Of
"Irish BIRTH 2,666 Of German, and 77 of other ns-
tl0pAllkjes."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

WAsuIsoroy, Thursday, june ., lS,S.
The Washington National Monument society hav-
inc applied 20 he Secretary Of War for Ensinc-x
utc, Ia take charge uf the Monument, under the d.
recion If the Soci-ty Eugiueer aud Archteck the
s, crtary Ia, dctsi Lieut. ives, Typographical Be-
cne.r- & the service, IN addition 10 his duties nsdsr
the ar Depsrin ept.
There i. reason to believe that Master 70
Madrid has been instructed to avail himself of the ear
hest opportunity assure the Sp,n-h Government OF
the esrne-iues. Of the United StIe- to purchase Cubs
snd that the money will be promptly paid
Henry ". Smith has ben zppolrteI Postmaster 81
Nor~alk, Conn, in place of Williams, removst
tn, President has recognized Luis Lobc1 de Argsy
Mel a. Eicr-Consul Of Spain at Boston.
Mr. Pryor to-day -rverrd his connection with TIE
States newspaper but will be occasional contrib
utor Other able editorial help has been scared.
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1859
For LAKE SUPERIOR The splendid low pres

For LAKE SUPERIOR The splendid low pres
sure .d.-h-. Up-r Cabn STEAMER LLNoIs. Jnnn tfe-e'
nlastsT viii cave Detroit michissn, regularly AZ goot =
a. Tor Late snerior pors a. follows, touching Msckinso
each sby): ,
W.duesosy June Is Saturday,, JAY -
Saturday, June Is Ih-'isJ, Aux
Wesn.sdsy, July 6. FnJsy. aug u
Friday July IS tridsy. Aug. =;
Treve-rs can Niagara Pa- Buffalo aud elsve'and BY
car. or previous evening aid reach Detroit 10 time for
Illinois
To p-s.oe svesrs health seeters daring the Summer
months TIP the Illinois - Lake superior affords an ooPI
tufy rurias.ed on this continent The distance .s rrt tt0
miles occU1i-. 10 days Passage and may b.
ess.d or II raiiou aimed By addressing Cut his aud
preserve II for rferencel L. l. Mcknight, D,trA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

CURTIs's CURE FOR BALDNEsS.-This remedy
rsHsbs CONTAINS oil head Of "lPoor E "a. ben tested IN
prieSr Providence r Sid BY T. NJ. Gucu, ~ bowsry
l. Coddisron, ms brosdway w. lewis. 81 Green
sicLs; join Jou.s, IL Houston s., Ne~f0rA Mrs Hays
g. r. Hln- end heynold Co. Bro tyn selle~. ier--v
Cit, W. T. Hero-r Newark B.ssss& Pax.
A park. faacrs ayeut and al
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Nesu91ork daily Iribn,ts.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1859.

Nothing of importance WAS done in the Com
mon Council last night. The Aldermen bad no
quorum, and the business in the other Board was
net of general interest,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

The steamship Argo arrived at St Johns at 10
O'Clock ou TUESDAY evening instead of Wednesday,
stated on Wednesday morning in the telegrsphic
fi.pstch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

Thousand Of the obl- ard intelligent ope VI thls
cit, I'll under oath, that GaYErrYs NsDicsTsD fAPsS
the closet sonetIs Of which N would hot b. de-
rriy Tn ussnds VI tas gill that prevents pis
IA The yuur g. and that disease boy
t,.y, With Depot No. 81 IL Is fIr sale there,
ar by ali rv-ps.sahe druggisss Sc Beware IT iotanA
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GLASS SHADES [,


OF oil sizes for covering Clocks, Flower &c. constantly
baud a made 90
Ders, No lS William. conner Of Ann-r.
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.,s Tbr,,,. ucsl q mp.,i M DR. d. L. Morrs OHALfsEArs
Er.1os are acknowledged by all cmPteh 70
h. .eifcsy perfect; AID the .Alrf-be- I" VI usaus
now, that no hitherto presence ey l-
Ia a, kuovn In the Matcra Meoica, Is i mom-' 70 DC
G. ,Ao WITH for restorative p~er al once pi"P So
dieysoa. Deeh:y deP,es'n OF Wal 1 IT, ~,
aud ickly couplexi Indicate ITS bsrss! 49,,
ever, ccucsivsbe case la sl III Fema'e p-ony,
.ttcs ttects delghuly Icnovsns even 'n sne
There no such of hcaEfs c0"peAoS
medical sci, See the nedcsrc 1rse
.cconii snis zach hx Of Pill. IL is the only pare "
lie ohtSDsd in TIE United States. Prtnelph on", ~
Brso~sy, sd sd ey al respectable druggists fnce ~
b \.
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A Aeeirnble opportunity now presents Itself 70
- h.,. &. thousand dolan to iives, IN hAhrrAc-
sSsso sVs1sss where the ..s are sn.eSns. p, s0a
49, 8, - rsssss durbsd condition Of thing kaiyy~
- ~ syeortraiy ssldou occau for investment AePJ Ma
q ks6.N 6oop Net ..#
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RUPTURE CUREp-By MARSH & Co 5 RADi-
CAL Cvxr fxuss A slLE ELAsrIe sroeEss for vslico.e
-. Sueeoursss and SHouLoER BxAsEs Instruments Ga
msdr 10 usder No 2v-.ey. Assor House N Y
SSS.-.s .,,xe,e ard female attendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

MoIDrRs WANTED "A number OF first class
u'nv.s ill end steady employment al J. L. JACksoS's
snS.,v ssthsG NewYsk. 70 WORK on Crate Fender aud
fv"o"sy. .-,s.-~ }. L. JACKSON.
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,,i,es those CATER Doors, with heels, at ~ ,
- nos All IN. rage Thns sLiFrrsS Tiys and TOILET SLIPS
a, 81 and ii ara Misses boys and Chdus Doors aud >'oss
a. ,.a. 81 ca .,o-rs AZ MILLER 60 NJ. JSi CsGal ST.
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KNICKEaBoCKER CANDY

EDWARD SaiTa. sl- manufacturer wee Thomas u h@oe
Ain. r-sirueo. Sc, cara Iog'usl Of Commerce.. ~, q,
h-Larye asscr,mcn;-a iick sal prices al the Oh
80, ,b,,,d .tsud, No. Isl Green's ich-.L, Nr~-i"tk
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IMMENSE SUCCESS

IMMENSE SUCCESS
GREAT MUSICAL COMEDIAN
hr. SAM COWELL,
FRENCH THEATER No. SIS BROADWAY.
Where Is arabi res nt1on q the lUdcrou site o. hu
e,,efe ard worar ny clever descriptive songs ae
mighty receive by audierc-s the most
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE
evar ss-ea b!ed il this city. with reliable
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE
Mr.. COWELL'S nights. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ard
FRIDAY,
s,sd By Mr.. 5. Mi Mr. Jas. Hicks. Dr Gulmete' Ac'
FIRST or COMIC CREATIONS,
THE LONDON SHOE BLACK,
MISS BETSY NUBBLEs, - 80, 81.
PHEBE BROWN AND THE CAPTlNG COLE
and give nightly SUMMARY o. tn Of the Day In the aa
guarc Il that classic hard,
Tickets cents be obtained at the box Once, ron 20 y
and a, the principal nIic stores
Doors open az performances to az prect.sy
Re vii also sppesr n No. a. Broadway on TJESDA1,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY Ct next week
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COODMAN's BEST STATUARY for the
NJ STEKEOsCOPE.
Sziyour kinds offered al the low price Of Sc per dozen
Slz for the complete set Of srty -four.
No beautiful Of sereoscopc slides have been
executed In The stereoscop the figures have ell the oiuud
the usual price no lover OF the besua should a
self Of this opportunity this elegant series Of s;cFeo-
Lsr oysusJEors:
Aradn.. Storm.
Dsyio and GoBab. Ci'es.ssn Lady.
Shakespeare. The Wrestler.
The Guardian Angel. sunshine.
Florence nightingale. enus aud CUPID
ssbrins Comedy.
The Peasant Mother. Tragedy.
Toby PkIlpOt. The Flight into Egyyt.
The Greek Slave o.. Crcessiaa Chief
The Finding Of Moses Wallace
Psyche. Clorinda.
John aud Bscchus. UndiBe.
Highland Mary. Amoret Bound.
Dorothes The Love Tale.
Before tho Wind. The Age 1f innocence.
Hebe. Duke Of Wellington.
Fa1st and Marguerite. Queen Victoria
Aier the Wind. Prince Albert.
Dot for Day's sport lord Mellon
Ophelin Hsbe snd the Eagle.
The Nster Nymph. Paul and Virginia
Rebecea az the " Ell. Resignation.
he vailed Nests. Toe Amazon.
Lady Constance tlru|g en0T. Ompi Le
Decorative Manufacture. Uncle rObyiand Widow We'd
Promeiheus
Naomi and her Dsugh,er.- Rctnrnins from the weH
in-law. Pandora
The Red.Crois knight Valor Defending Innocence.
Third Labor Of Hercules The Dancing GirL
Briton aEtis Releasing AIeo- The Cruseders.
ret. Skeetoa Leaves.
Return from the Vintage Courage Dofendr Innocence
Persons dcs may select their subjects and have them
any address, ee Of portage, the complete list sent BY
express, at our expense, on receipt OF price.
a liberal discount 70 dealers.
Stereoscopes from IS cents 70 So
Views Of Paris a 81 50 pei dozen
One hundred and fry beautiful American Views colored at
Beautiful swiss Views s. 90 per dozen.
Stereoscopc Circular, containing m OF Views and lusru
Inents with Description the sereosc sent 10 adj
'is'' y" n APPLETON Co.,
Nos 346 and afS Broadway
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A T JONES', Nos 10 and ~ Ann-st., - French
"A Cali DREsS BOOTS; 81 50 DoubleSole WATER
PROOF BOOTS. Gel snd zee them before purchasing
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rTHEATRE FRANCAIS, No 5o5 BROADWAY.
SAMEDI, 81 Deceubro,
Premiere Representation de-
RlCHE D'AMOUR
Coincide Vaudeville, Hrte
~ INIGUET roplr le role Dc PINGONH Lee autres roes
ps4 NM Bertrand Aphons, Edgar Leon. hesdames Leon
IT A1toinetin. - - -. =. .......,.,,
GAINETrE TT sou GARDINER,
OD4rctte en- an acte. hiusique d. NJ. Herye.
Nile DARCY rrnpls le role de- GAlNETrE- Nj. nigget &C
Loi.ot
LIZ CHAPEAU DUN HORLOGER
Conlsdia scte.
Joue PR Mn TlIot Barry Edgsd Ernest, Leon Assdames
fa0t 80 Ls0u.
Oriie ia Spectacle L. ChnPeau p kiehe dAHour 3
On conrieacera 6 heuros moins !.
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NEW CARPETS
REDUCED PRICES.
Upward Of $4,000 in CAkfEIs at reduced prices oooo
the retail department. for cash. and 9, uniform prices
Velvet Medallion Carpets, patterns Of 81 70 PEE e<c
Velvet Carpets. ~ Is to . 90 per yard.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 2lc. 20 : per yard
Brssels Carpets lnot Tapestry - 2 to 81 " per yard
Three ply sIpets, 81 10 . 10 per yard.
Superfne Ingram Carpets al WOOL toe 70 soe per ysrd
Inc and Zine ingram Carpets all WOOL 4'o to &c PEI
yard. -, a. =. a.
E1ra Pine snd Pine ingram Carpets not ali wooi Soc 20 80
9wied and Plain Venetian Carpets, wool and hcnp Ducb
Garnet. Oclohs in widths and qualities o. TO los
DrIcets Fet Coths Borlered Crumb Cloths Rurs, Door
mat COR and Canton Ms,tins Table and Psno Covers &c
GEO. e. L. HYATT,
No 27S Csnast, and No. 81 Howardst, -
between Broadway and Elui'st. N r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

CABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS WISHING
A. 10 make beautiful presents to heE pupils ss-ps.
Of che Sabbath School Bell most elegantly pound cloth aud
be- 6Go Sos Soc 9O snd Mailed re- hoersl d,sesn'
:, M BE- raade by dozen p oopes fuosRea ~ hOh-
HcI MATHS Agent, No. 90 Bie.3wsy.
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fnrniture.

DATENT MICA and FIbBt-i
CEMENT ROOF ,,-uv<sd6
Adapted 10 every variety Of Roof, es wa - Is -
for Durability, hoaHty and cbespness aty pes~4sA
CEMENT for SALE By the barrel vtsf ptIcF MI
uss JOSEPH DITTO L Co, NJ AS""
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

A SWEET Vo1cE-A sweet voice is
Indispensable to woman; do not
think l can describe it. It can be. and
sometimes is, cultivated.
1t it not consistent with great.vliyac..
ity, but is often the gift of the gentle
and unobstrusive. Loudness and RI.
Pidity is incompatible with it. 1t is
low, but not cultural, deliberate, :~bu,
not slow: Every syllable IS IS distinctly
heard, but they follow each other like
drops from a fountain. 1t is like the
;cooing of q dove, not shrill, nor even
clear, but uttered with that subducd
and touching readiness which every
voice assumes in moments of deer
feelings or tenderness. 1t is a glori.
GUS gift in woman-I should be won
by it more than by beauty-more
even than by talent, were it possible
to separat them. But I never heard
a deep, sweet voice from a week
woman 1t is the organ of strong
feeling and of thoughts which have
lain in the bosom, till their sacrcdness
almost bushes utterance.- Wits.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
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A CURE FOR ScRoFuLA.-Every year N.
Longworth, Of Cincinnati. publishes the fol-
lowing recipe, with a strong recommends
ton fits worth. Its simplicity entities it
to a trial: ) ~ =. y :.
Eds. CoM:-1 am constantly receiving
letters requesting me to- send the cure for
scrofala, published BY you about q year
since. have never known it to fail to cure
the scrofula,- even in its worst stages, and l
have reports Of its curing old sores. be-
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is the direction: Put two copper cents in a
CUP md pour Of, them one: ounce Of aqua:
tortis so and two ounces pure strong vinegar.
There will be strong sparkling. Leave tho
cents in. Apply it to the sore twice per day
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CINCINNATI, June 10th, 1859. .ligT.,