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miscellaneous.
Dgdensburg 4 OSWegO Route

FOR BOSTON, NEW YORK, TnoY, ALBANY, wOR.
CEsTER. LOWELIA LAWRENCE, NASHUA,
SALEM BELLOWS FALLS AND All.
POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND
Navigation open Go OgdenshurEh ana
OHWegO.
gIyHE Northern Transportation Cos first.cusa Screw
steamer are nov making regular trips lWtwren Og-
dcnsbnrgh, Oswcgo, nn, Toledo,
Shipments hy this will receive care and prompt
dispatch and shippers unn rely upon ~ low ptct of
cghts 10 and On the East ~ any othcrlnc or route.
For cOntnicts or inTthcr Information, apply 10
JOHN HOCktNt ~ state street, Boston.
j. MEYERS tgi Broadway New York
W. + WALKER, Agt, Toledo, Ohio.
anIn.9Iah
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BOOTS l& SHOES.

OF n descriptions, lnndc OF the bost material and In
the latest fashions.
warrants hcm "a IT. lIo none hut the best mate
Tnl, aud employs umlc hut the lsst worltmon.
10 those who know him, nothing need be sHid IN re-.
gard 10 lis work or prices. Those who do not know
him are invited ~ enquire OF those who do or Ia call
aud see for ihemsslNrt He thinks he Gnu give them
o. good Gttnp cisy anu durable Boots or shoes ar eau
bc hndBny where, and ut LITTLE BETTER PRICES!
HE long experience IN the business gives linn the
nd tantnge OF knowing how tD rect the best stock, aud
hnnp himsclfa good mechanic lac knoWr how 10 hnvo
his work made.
BRIDGE, one Of the best cutters IA tho West %, au p,-
sist.nlt cutter
Al wanting anything m tho Boot and shoe linn, arc
uViisd to call
ne Remcmber the paco-No 2e6, Third street, ueNt
door tu Bccke Bank. ielG
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cR A cK E r S
deGS.mG
BROWN g. IRWIN,


HANE the host Of Charcoal and common Horse Shoe
III Iron, 49,.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have tho best Of Itomd, Square and Flint Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best Of Rand, Hoop, Oypl, Hall Round aud
sheet Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best of Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dundy
Tire.
BROWN IRWIN
have the hest Of Norway and BrenaOr Nail Rods
BROWN6 IRWIN
have The hest Slab steel and Alah Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
have The best of Round, Flat Square and Octagon Steel
BROWN \ IRWIN
have the hest ofPttsburgh Springs anil Axle-.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best of Garage Hub Bands aud Tire aud
poW HOta.
BROWN IRWIN
have the lcst uf Bellows Anvils and Solid Box Wiser,
BROWN \ IRWIN
manufacture and sell Stoves, Hollow Ware, 40.
BROWN IRWIN
keen Tin Of nl knils Sheet, Zine and Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
keen (Dpper aud Tin bottoms, Block Tin aud solder
BROWN IRWIN
keep pie plates fruit can tops, aud bottoms, 6c all O
which VIII be sold 10 the trade at the lowest prices.
nugO
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CtEALING WAX FOR FRUIT CANs.--A plentnd
- supply of this useful article will he kept on hand at
I'LL times during the season, NJ
myao w, W, sTEwARTs, No, % Main a.
C,OnA WATERPROOF, sparkling imd cold, drawn nj
- all times from one Of the most complete fountains
n the state fitted up with the patent combination cool
er aud dmf tubs. kvery variety ol nuit, -lmpH Wid
nectar made & osh every day, NJ
myaO W. W. STEWARDS G9 Main street
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The following extracts are from "Rccollec.
tions of the private Memoirs of Washington"
hy his adopted son George Washington Parke
Custis, Of Arlington House, Virginia Pleas
ant Sunday reading, the patriotic at least will
think of the man who was first in war, first
in peace, and first in the hearts Of his couu-
trymen'
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15uuts dno Sburs,
The Largest Retail Stock
OF
3 O OTIS AND SHOE s
~ a. ,s.rnN
GEO. HoCKwALr.
DAYTON

MO. 40 Phillips House, takes this method of inform
~ ing his customers aud purchasers In general o
his extensive aud we'll selected assortment Of Ladies'
Misses, and Chillcn's CATERS, BUSKINS AMI
SLIPpERS, OF his own manufactures He his "a large
stock of MEMS BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
mndc Of stock purchased for csh, which will ennbl,
him to sell Mt the very lowest prices. Remember Tie
place GEORGE HOCKWALT
Hp2O-mld1w No. - Phillips House, Dayton
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Daily Gmpire

funtisnrp Every AFTERNOON tsuSnArs rNosrrHh) ~
[. r. TX Il L Lx &c Q O
Empire Building, Third street.
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At night. his labors over the vcnerated cit
izen would join his family and friends at the
tea table, and enjoy their society for several
hours He took 20 supper, and about nine
q clock retired 10 bed When without compa-
ny, he frequently read TO his family extracts
from the new publications Of the day and on
Sunday, sermons and other sacred writings.
lie read with dstinctness aud precision,
though with a voice. the tones of which had
been considerably broken by pulmonary
affection in early life, aud which, when greatly
excited, would produce q laboring Of the chest.
He would frequently, when sitting with his
family, appear absent; his lips would move,
his hands be rnised and he would evidently
seem under the influence Of thoughts which
had nothing TO do with the quiet scene around
him This pceuharity Is readily accounted
for, since il must be no very easy matter for
ono who so long had borne the cares of public
lic, at once 10 lay aside al thoughts for 9th.
crs, and become content with individual con.
Germs
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%. RICKEORp

MOULD inform his iiiend- nnd tho public that he
w has opened aud fitted mp in the host sNlc Il new
store In BECKEL'S NEW BulLDtNG, M. 205
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied hy Wm. Walker,
ps Clothing store, and next door tu BcrlJcls Bank
whore ho llas on hand large assortment ul
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lsusinrss CARDS.

m n1.I.IOTT. ATTORNEY At Law. oflae In
III. hmpiFe huildlnr Third Street, orrosiio ii,ckoi
WoIiso. inyaigvWim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

nuEENSMA ARE,--I haze iu-t received especially for
Ny my retail tfnde general assortment Uf The best
luakasof idl. and Gold Band F0ho Clana, Toa nnd
pnner Sets which will sell al prices usually paid for
ordinary qnaliii's Please call aud examine goods, and
got pricr- 4. HARLOW,
my2t No 3nG uild ,sts second NJ.
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C'onftrtionrrs, sc.


COOL DRI ~ ks
GpAuktlNG Soda Wairr
- Vino Uolilcrs II every descriptions
Ice Cold Lemonade;
. Minrrni Mhlew
sss s,.' Do '''a ''''' "'y 'u''"s we ''s''' sHfr
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2SraI ESTATE Agrnrp.
cHAs. E. CLARKE.

II Il A l. 1GST n TIE
AND
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

NEW YoRx, Sept 27-The Cunard mail steam
ship Persia Capt. Judkins, arrived at her wharf
this morning.
She left the port of Liverpool ON Saturday, the
18th, touched at Queenstown on the 18th, and
brings two days later news than was received at
Quebec by the Anglo-Saxon.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l6, p. M.-The sales Of cotton
yesterday Saturday. embraced 6000 bales, OF
which spectators and exporters took 1000.
The market generally closed quiet, but firm, at
Fridays prices.
LoSDo1, Sept. lG, P. M.-The English Funds
were steady yesterday Consols closed at 9at
to 49,.
Letters from Damascus say that the horrid
butcheres in Syria, the details of which have
been received in profuson, are now subsiding, and
of late no further disturbances had occurred
The French army was still encamped at Beyrout,
ready to prevent the slaughter of the Christians by
the reckless and blood-thirsty Druses.
Adyices from. !Constantinople announce the ar
rival Of prisoners sent to that city by Fuad Pasha
which had greatly excited the populace
The Egyptian Overland Mail has arrived at
Alexandria, bringing later adyices from India and
China.
The delays caused by the French were still a
matter OF complaint. Trouble is expected at
Canton, should the Allies receive check in the
northwest The rebels had taken possession OF
Loo kiang, a town twenty-five miles from Shang-
hal.
In India fears of a famine had dispelled every
prospect of the averages OF the crops.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28
The Lovers Quarrel.

"Il break the match will, if die ~
Cried Julia fair, with a flashing eye
81 will, if you keep on caewing!"
And Charles looked up m fearful mood,
For fear his darling passion should
Yet prove his loves undoing.
"Giye up tobacco, Julia? No.
Not if unwed ten years IgoM
You won't? Then we are parted
I'll find some mani will, indeed,
Who doesn't use that naughty weed y
And of the fair one started.
They kept apart for nearly week
Then, strange to say with quid in his cheek
Charles happily sat beside her;
And she let him kiss her-yes, she did !
Kiss her without removing his quid
What purpose new could guide her?
The mystery is soon explained:
Charles both his guide and his girl retained
BY seeing the place he stood in
Iiy giving up all naughty trash,
And Just investing little cash
in the PAFENr PRESSED OF GOODWIN.
Dear Julia seods and fumes no more,
Though she thought, a little while before,
His sin so black and fragrant:
She's rather glad that Charley chews,
While GDoDwIN's S only he will USE
So pure, and fresh, and fragrant.
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family of four persons in Daake county, o.,
were recently poisoned by taking what was re-
eornmended to them as remedy for the ague. 1t
seems that root of some sOat was named to the
FAMILY as having the power to cure the ague.
woman went to the woods and dug what she sup
posed to be the root specified which was put into
whisky, and after remaining in it for awhile each
of the persons affected took Of the deeoction the
dose prescribed and all died in an hour afterward.
1t is supposed that the woman made mistake and
dug same poisonous root instead of that recon-
meadad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

A JoLLx Su1eIDE.-In Taunton, on Monday
night, man named Seward intimated to his family
that he probably would not be seen again IN this
world. In the course of the night he provided
himself with clothes line and went into his wooas
house to hang himself, where he was Afterwards
found in a sitting postioa with the cord about his
neck and the other end attached to beam over,
head he being fast asleep.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

A uzzle,loading gun, of large dimsnsi ons,
weighing about five tons, has been received at
WoolweA, from Sir Vim. Armstrong; facsory at
Elswick, and is ordered for experiments at Shoe.
buryness. Much speculation is aRoat as to its
adaptability, and the experiments are booked for.
ward to with great interest,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

A man named Mcclure was arrested in Newark,
day or two since, on charge of beating his
wife. He paid his fine promptly, and then reterns
ed home and eloped with his wites sister.
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THE REGATTA IL MoBrLE.-The Regatta yes
terday says the Mobile Evening News, at Point
Clear, lacked wind enough to make it very inter-
esting. but in other respects was quite an agreea-
Bile affair." The entries and order of starting were
as follows;
Mate7. Race for $lOOo-H. t, Rgby, sailed by
Wm. Etter; Nesper, sailed by John Pierce.
First Class-Prize sl0o-G. NJ. Graves, sailed
by B. Chamberlain; Striker, sailed by A. w.
Deering.
Second C2ass-Prze s75.-Twilight, sailed by ].
Crimmons; Venus, sailed by ]. 0. Beknap.
Third Gass-Prize s50.-Jeanne (datte) sailed
by John Dorgan; H. McKibbon, sailed byJ Come
Gil, Gertrude, sailed by H. McKibbon; Gapitola,
sailed by w. Branard.
The race was from the South wharf q miles to
the Southwest, thence q miles southeasterly.
thence home q miles nearly due North, and re-
peat. The wind being light from the Mn. W., the
start was delayed till about half-past l O'Clock,
when there being little prospect of Improvement
the signal was given.
|
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spaldiny & Co. of New York, the great epre-
pared glue'' men, have cleared s6e,o99 within a
year past on the sale of their glue, which shey at,
tribute in the main to the policy of extensive ad-
unr tsian
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r.. .yHGLifY.d, ... ~,
MANUFACTURER OF RICH FURNITURE,
- ra Rnr,nI sfreet

Announces bisnumerga friends and customers that he s
now receiving part the goods lie lately selected n Europe
These goods consist in part Of
RICH CURTAIN and REsTUFFs, Of the Latest
Partisan patterns
BEAUTIFUL BRONZE, CRYSTAL AND BISCUIT PAR
LOR aud MANTEI. ORNAMENTS, MANTEb GLoCks'
STATUEfTES aud VASES Of richest style and design.
Also most magnificent assortment Of Velvet Brussels ana
Tnne,ry Carpefpg large French Mirrors Toilet GLASSES,
otc otto. etc. se22 2pit-lplm
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
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s-i5.A+ :. -3i7.s-
Kentucky and Tennessee.

VisN of John J. C5iaesden 10 he Home Of John
BeG-1ne People for ne Constitution and ne
Union FogeoeT- Grand Demonstration IN Honor.
2 Hte Noble Kentucky Potriot-The Capital of
Iea''essee in q Blaze Magnificent Reception,
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Having in nse the latest and mos improved machinery
f,n iy sea3 and an oGce well supplied with every new
cut Of tyne we aye enabled to dey competition, both to
.,yrs of work and prlees -.4. -.--"- se25 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

A friend proposes to send us gray eagle, Wa
shopld rather prefer yelloyl one.
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Meets all suc emergencies household afford to be
whoutk always ready and up 70 the sticking point
THERE'S oogs necessity for nping chairs plinterea
neeFs head5s dolls broken cradles It is last the artes
for cone shall. aud work popular with la
dies Of tolnement and taste.
This adnirfie preparation B cold bolug chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable Qualities Of the
best elae 1t ay used in The place Of o&t.
pary aluoilaso, being vastly adhesive.
Useful IN EVERY HOUSE"
n BA Brush accompanies each bottle, Price 25eents
Eaoigssls Depot, Ne, g aedatzraet New York
Sd5Fess HENRY G. SPAEDISG / co,
Box No. $500, New York,
pat for Dessfs "a Cases containing eur eight end twelve
aoseaa beautiful 7hograph showgAd accompanying eaeh
package. ...
asp.A single bottle ef sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten tne5!ts ennuny to every househod~G1
Sold hy an prominent stationes Dnggists Hardware and
FurnifHre pealsrs, Glocers, and Fancy Storess
Country r1srthssts shonld make note Of sPALDIF@s
PREPARED gLFE, when making op theirs 1t viii stand
any cIfmnts. jas lyAW
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SSrALDlNG's PREPARED GLUEi

s,1rALDaNG's PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLEEl
sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUEl
save the Piecesi
g0oN o&Yt DIsPATo OH
ng-"A Stitch in Time sayos Nine"-sa
Lssoeidsns vii aappen even wereEuatsd families 1t is
very desirable TO cheap and convenient for
pairing Furniture Toys, GFockery, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

THE KING OF NAPLES GONE 70 SPAIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

Mr. Dickens new little story which IS exciting
great interest, Hunted Down" will appear al.
most simultaneously in England and America
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MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1860.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TaLeeeApHgD TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
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NARRATIVES AND ADVENTURES

TRATELERS n AFRItT.
BY Charles Williams, Esq. l2mo, Cloth Gilt Back FRO
itseIy Ii4sstru;cd Win Ensravngs PrieeSi
rsen aug address in the United States free Of postage a
intense tees. has recently been awakened and widely
extended in regard to South Africa Questions in cone
uence frequently arising the character of its surface s
diversified tribes plants and its animas and the reiaarka
bic circumstance uade which after long eoncsTment they
have been gradually disrosedfo view. The object Of the
pesen volume to meet such inquiries by popular details on
Tile highest authority abundny ntepsscd With true stories
Of clvarens enterprise and heahrling adventures 1t re,
spccuy .oe therefore, lie acceptance Of AL ranks and OF
= all ages. Published and fer sale by
DICK & FITZGERALD, Il Ann ST., New York
Az, far sale ty Hi Booksellers. ser 3<W
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vEVREDEGAIe LOCOMOTIVE Wv"
AND MACHINE WORKS
Richmond, Virginia.
JOSEF r. ERsoN co.
-x4suFAoruRERs or
Locomotive, Portable, Strictly Portable,
And
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
CIRCULAR AND SASH 50 W MILL s,
Sugar Mills, Gin shaaing,
And every article u Machinery required by the Southern
Planter. -..mm~
Car Wheels and Axas Bridge Bolts Spikes Chairs
and other Rarosd gssnng Trucks etc. Iron and
Brass Cannon
Send an& ge: and Illustrated catalogue free by mail
containing fp descriptions Of all the patent Improvements IN
Ralroad and Plautetloa Machinery. = ..=
EDMUND NJ GyENs
General Agent,
se7 2plm-1v&w No. s8st CHARLES street New Orleans
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rrY TEE AMERICAN 4yD NATIONAL rtvEs.l
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NJ E4v ORLEANS MACHINE WooD WORKS

p. NOW, EsGINEER,
2l2 and 2lf New hevee street.
PATENT COTTON CLEANING MACHINES made sold and
in operation,
PATENT METALIc AND NDGRINDsToNEsAwG CUNNING,
MACHINERY MODELS, etc, put in operation
FANCY WOOD WORK of all descriptions
a-orders for any OF the above promptly sci If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

NOTICE 10 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
PATENT SAWED WEATHERBoARDING,
Roth Rough and Dressed from the very best YELLOW
PINE and CYPRESS timber sale in lots suit purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
fel9 lv STAR FLAMING MILLS. New BASIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

sARDrs1As TROOPS IN the ROMAN STATES
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walkers Men ON Board the Calculator.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Sept 27-Her B. NJ. steamer
Gladiator from TruXillo, via EustaR, has just
arrived and is on her way up to the city.
The Gladiator has on board all the men that re-
main from General Walkers late unfortunate ex-
pedition 20 Honduras.
Gen. Walker was shot on the 18th inst. at Trux-
lilo.
Coz. Rudler the second in command was still a
prisoner in the castle when the Gladiator left.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

pILLTAItD rABLEs-BILI.tAtsDT TABLES
35...........sT. LOUIS STREET. ...."....,..35
Under the ST. Louis Hotel
The undersigned hegs inform the psbc that he has
opened BILLIARD sALEsRooM at the above place, where
he intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated nnanuactory of j. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati Of all descriptions and prices; such as
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
with Marble Slate or Wood Bed. Also, Bagatele Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cushions, Cloths, Cues Pockets cne
Isthers Ten Pin Balls and everything apperaining to Bill
Iiards or other games.
SBspecmens of the above Tables can beseen at the St
Charles Marble Hall and st. Louis Billiard Rooms.
RepairiRg done notice and reasonable terms
90 4 W. MERRIAM
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rVINNEKs, MACHINES AND TOOLS
For sale at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES,
D. { LowBER 4 CO,
segG3t No 73 Camp street n. o.
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Political and Commercial Intelligence

PERUe1A IN a STATE OF SIEGE.
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peas ROTARY PRESS EM M
: STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHhERT
-4= As Magazine street, z..-
NEW ORLEANS.

REA BROS, PEoFhrEroRs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28

Gas FIxFuREs,........s.GAs FIXTURES.
REsSERsoN GAINES,
100 Canal Street,
Are now opening complete assortment Of GAS cIIANDE
I1ERs, PENDANTS, MANTEL-LIGIlTs BRACKETS, etc,
Of FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN manufaetnre va.
rying from the lowest prices upwards.
nwhen desired they will be put up without extra CHARGE
au29 3plm
ATACnsNRRY......,. MACHINERY
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
sHTNGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BEIT
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HULLERs,
CORN MILLS
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON. GAS AND WATER PIPES,
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
A the Maehipery Desot of RIGH,D +. HARRISON.
.IH Nos 40 and ~ st Charles street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

.Is boodnoney sent over 10 Cancellation Hal IRON
Ame,c' ,Isyeliofdsrs 10 ac the sacred csd'e hs-
peal aud Reformation was indignantly rtjeced IRON
he Irsh rreasuny, and sec, back 70 the t,rAhv ans
oIrr.,fo Is a. ma6sjhd.
"a, ana 4, ctimes twice day sfter tho New-hsme-
sbirs sIscii. up bc end Of tho canvas. and a,asn
the CO, test ", with grestsp aud eoegyf
there old not seem TO have been sneh tdorouga aae
ooar iz.d .o,s 10 enliobt,n those who deceived
aro imposed upon by the leaders Of tbc sa'efyes-
LENDING Democracy. Oars is strueple oeteeen igos
and darl bes. II wonli succr "a In Grating gio-
and orr works unst respond 70 the original ADD all
crea'ii fat Let there be li,ht," By a,oSioe the
c,pnry ib information the Hniject Of tho Hvme-
&c 40 e. th cruelty and impoli,y OF exDnd-
irg encouraging either Of the twin rel's OF bafcsc
rim. We mnst convince feow-citizeas that LIB
er,y, like goodness IL profitable for the life that dow
is as well as that which 10 to come. O.