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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
Arrival Of the steamship Brother Jonathan at
SaNannah-More California News.

SAVANNA. Thursday. sept i. l>5l.
TIE steamship Brother Jonathan, from ChagreS 20
Ne,-Nork kingston. arrived here to-day. short
Of coal She encountered heavy gale subsequent
70 her leaving Kingston but sustained no damage.
The Brother Jonathan brings 800 passengers for
NeW-YOTk and $4,000 IN gold on freight The
weather IN California had been extremely favorable
for MINING operations. ana gold was beng produced
~ great abundance.
The approaching elections were causing an un-
usual degree Of excitement throughout the state.
The condition OF society az san Francisco, and
other points. was considerably improved. owing to
the activity of the Vigilance Committee. ana the m
creased zeal Of the legal authorities.
bushes, vas b.iSk. Ou; large supplies OF Produce
had caused a sight depression m prices. In most
aYtces OF trade however. The rates we're essentially
the same aS AZ 'he sailing ot the previous steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
TWO WEEKS LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA.
MINING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRISK
SOCIETY SLOWLY IMPROVING

The following byicf summary Of later news from
California WAS transmitted 5y Telegraph from Nor
folk and savannah. into which ports, snsuiary
enough the Illinois anl Brother jonathan Were
driven for want of coal
The Steamship Illinois az Norfolk with 800
Passengers aud Il Million in Gold Dust.
BaLTivoRE. Thursday. sept. l.. ls5l.
The steamship Illinois. from thasTes for New
York. put INTO Norfolk to-day snort OF coal
She brings Ma ION Dollars IN God Dust ana
90 passengers
Size .eit thaErC> 90 tAe ga ana Nla,>ton, "a
mAlca. on the lgtA Inst.
Tie Illinois tune> tie California mails 400 pas
.euger>. and 81 100000 "a gold on freight besides
large amount I'D the haucs 81 passengers. lhe A.
cen vs. 81 Chs-TcS when the ILLINOIS, sailed. The
steamship Brother Jonathan. for New-Nork. sailed
trom Kingston : hours N advance OF the Illinois
The general news from California possesses no
t.lflrn d .ir-.-.r iMnlTfLu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
Liberty Party Nominations

Madison County-Senator, A ) Wing, ui ap-
proved by Oswego County, Assembly, F Haw-
ley, Cazenoyia. and Otis Simmons, Madison
Superintendent Of the Poor, Young Lewis
lenox Justices OF Sessions, Henry Seymour
Lebanon, and Philip Tompklns, Madison
County Judge Asa Raymond, Nelson County
Treasurer, Abel b DeFouest, MorrIsyllle Co
roner. Ezra Campbell. Hamilton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
ARCHBISHOP OF BLrlNoRE.-It was ri

y
mored Yesterday IN Baltimore and generally credit
ed that the Right Rev Bishop Francis Patrls. Ken
mex. Of Philadelphia, has been appointed by the
Pope 10 the vacancy IN the Archbshopnc OF Balii-
more. The Most Rev. p. Culium, Primate Of Ire
land II : said Is depued by the Pope TO bring over
the palhum and superin,end the ordination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

~ On Saturday afternoon one OF the Sc
yeres gales OF the blew the lakes It's APP
pretended that on Lake Ere the loss of life and prop
erty was very great The Buckeye State came INTO
Buffalo severely injured The Empire State went
up the lake that morning having four boats IN tow
with Dan RIces circus company-ten men and a
large number Of fine horses. The canal boats broke
loose from the steamer and j, supposed they were
all lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. FRIDAY, SEPT 10, 1851.
vu,c STATE NOMIHATIONs.

FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
SAMUEL 4 FOOT------------Oi OhlhlD '9'h.'
FOR sEcRETART o. sTArE
JAMES {. FORsYTH-----------Oi Ulster County
FOR CONTROLLER
GEORGE " PATTERsON-.-OfC hau,a1lIe @
FOR TREAsURER
JAMES NJ COOK-.-...---Of Saratoga County
FCR ATTORNEY-CENERAL
DANIEL LMANN-...---.-------Of Newly DIX.
FOR STATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
HEZEKIAH G. SEYMOUR 5000 OF Rocklan1 60
FoR CANAL CowMissIONER
HENRY FITZHU GH----------Of Os"ego County
FOR INSPECTOR OF STATE PRlsoNs-
ALEXANDER II. WELLS----O Wes'cEester -
ELECTION. Tuesday. Nov 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
The Merchants Of New-NOrk aud their
True Interests.

1T Is when a people consume more OF
their own products that their prosperity IS
greater" OF the truth of this proposition
we have never doubted. and for that rea-
son it is that we have labored to establish
for the planter and the farmer great home
market, persuaded that with every step IN
the extension of that market, " their pros
perity." and that of all persons connected
with them, would be " greater" Had we
ever doubted, our doubts would have been
dissipated from the moment that we found
our views indorsed by British free trade
authority so high as that of our nelghbor,
the editor of THE Democratic Repel0, aud
the purveyor of free trade facts for
The Unon He 1t is that has enumerated
the proposition at the head Of this article,
and by it, the real free trade doctrine, we
now desire to try the tariff If ls46.
On recent occasion we invited atten-
ton to the fact, that the domestic cOnSump-
ton of cotton was decreasing with great
rapiditv, proving a great decline IN the
power to purchase, and deterioration IN the
condition OF the people, from the time that
the tariff of 1916 had become fairly
operative. Since then the publication of
the annual cotton statement has proved
that we had greatly moderated the decline
that had taken place and therefore 1t IS
that we now desire to call to II the atten-
ton not only of our readers generally, but
the special attention OF the merchants of
this City, deluded as many OF them are by
the >pecious cry of " free trade" into a
belief that they can be enriched by sys-
TEN. undcr lrhict commerce IS daliv DIMINISH
ms "a amount. and HcreGSnS 90 rs RISKS.
The facts IN regard 10 the domestic con-
sumption ate thus gwen by The Nec- YOr.
Skippas and Commercial LiSfof last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

~ The Pioneer and The Telegraph,
published at Chelsea Mass have been united,
and viii henceforh he published under the
title of The Telegraph and Pione,r The new
journal has the elements of success, and we
doubt no, will achieve Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
MARvLASD.-The Congressional election

MARYLAND.-The Congressional election
comes OFT October |. and the election for officers
to serve under the New Constitution November
; The State candidates are
Wing. FOR CONTROLLER. Opposition
George C. Morgan. Philip Francis Thomas
COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND OFFICE.
George g. Brewer James Murray.
LOTTERY COMMISSIONER.
Thomas II. Hicks, Thomas r. stewart.
CONGRESS.
l. Richard L. Bowie
ThOs +. Bowie. Ind,
,. Jacob Philip Roman, VIM. 1 Hamilton
g. Edward Hammond
4 VIM Plnkney White, Thomas Yates Walsh
5. Alexander Evans, Hiram Mccullough.
6 Daniel VI Henry.
Late Members
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

and the Hats a, the cn Hat Store No 81 Fultonst are
topics u general conversation Iae beaUtiu sne ana
the extreme low prcs IL drawing crowds 1aiy ms
u.s. WIS, suIts Freeman for be OF the KIND that
likes ne busy customers ana the Lanes are
taking great liking 20 bis ch0Tens Fancy Beaver hds
lie IA manufacturing and trimming most beautifully every
day large orders for every part OF the county al whole
AZ md retail Before hasng call at No 20 ut0-
4 between liam and Cold and You are sure to get
suited 4 J hktNAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

Carpctmss IN every variety Of pattern and design have
been added 20 the extensive stock Of PETERSON
HUMPHREY corner OF Broadwa, and LeonaId-s st The
assortment IN tins unquesonab the largest aud
most valuable opened To the retail trade IN thS eng
and the determination of the propnetors 10 sell al The
lowest terms and the smallest possible pfons should be
an nducemcut all who about purchasing articles IN
The line Garnet dealer 10 call and examine the goods
and the prices The Of the trade OF tins house.
euahleS undcrsel articles OF the hrSt quaiy every
other store in BruadwaV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

lsi7 four hundred thousand tuns of iron,
and Of cotton-mills that consumed $4,000
bales of cotton and to set against II the
quantity that results from obtaining from
Great Britain small increased quantity Of
cloth and OF iron. in exchange for evidences
of debt, the interest on which must every
year be paid and then 10 calculate how long
We can perseyere IN this course, without ruin
to their customers aud themselves after
which perhaps they may have some clear
idea of the price they are paying for tbeir
whistle. 1t Is not possible, a. we think
that they should study the facts every where
Transporting around them. without arriving at
the conclusion that We are on the eve Of
events that will Try their strength. and that
must result in the establishment Of the great
principle, thar the true and only road to per-
feet freedom Of trade lies through perfect
protection And it Is for them to decide
whether or not they viii unite with US in the
effort TO obtain protection for themselves
and their customers. and thus ward off the
ruin with which 80 many % them are threat
eued, or if they viii continue to shout free
trade " in the face Of the fact that trade
diminisheS daily, and thus insure the accom-
plishment of that ruin.
To the careful examination OF our neigh
bors of The Journal Of Commerce we com
mend the facts here given Processing no
political partiality. they may not feel bound
to initiate the conddct of our neIghbor Of
Tie Democratic Res'e,c and The Union, in
suppressing onehalf the facts that are pro-
duced. and distorting and disappearing all
the balance and we deem It, therefore.
possible that they for once, may be induced
% take into consideration the prosperity OF
the merchants and people of this great city
as body. and advocate their cause even at
the expense of the British friends who have
thus far controlled so entirely the compo-
stion of their columns They profeS, to be
free traders. not British traders and 50 do we.
The test of freedom Is. say they. the size Of
the trade Free trade gives great trade.
We adopt that test, as We have already done
with that of The Umon Let them prove
that trade grows under the tariff of 1916,
and we will admit that system TO be the true
road toward perfect freedom and join them
in It's advocacy If they cannot do this, and
if, on the contrary. II Is proved that trade
dwindles under that system, that the power
Of the people to pay for coal, and cloth, and
iron, steadily diminishes under it, are they
not bound in the interest Of their patrons,
the merchants of this city, in the interest OF
the whole people of the Union, and in the IN
terest of the great cause of truth, to unite
with US the effort to procure the adoption OF
a policy that will open our now abandoned
mills, mines and furnaces. and cause trade to
90 ahead again, as it went ahead under the
tariff of lSi2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

From lsl3 10 lSi7 cotton mills were
built, and the more numerous the mills, the
greater was the demand for their products !,
for wooden mills were also built, and
mines were opened. and furnaces and roll
ing-mills were built, and the domestic pro-
duction Of coal grew from one million Of
tuns t. three millions, and that of iron
grew from two hundred thousand 10 more
than eight hundred thousand tuns, and the
transport of merchandise on the New-York
Canals grew from three hundred thousand
to almost nine hundred thousand tuns {.
and thus all interests pTosPered together,
and the reason for their doing 50 NAV be
gwen in the words of our free trade cOtem-
porary, who tells us that X IS when a
people consame more Of then owa products
thoir prosperity Is greater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

D.yIp's FALL STYLE HATs.-If YOU
want Hat that Light and easy 10 the head buy Of y
DAVID No 30l Broadway. Duane-st Itey are pro-
uounced the most beautiful Hats vet introduced Give MN
a call and try one Of his elegant Hats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

WIG YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMIT
TEA special meeting Of the General Committee
of Wing Young Men viii BE- held TINS evening, at
the Broadway House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

neve, and best style Of Hats designed for Fall wear daily
s.usd from the famous and excellent ware-,ooms oi
MEAIIo styie the handsounes chat ever sr1ced
gentlem3ns head and cheap and rs servceabe ~ II
A. handsome The hats which alude may De ppr-
~ha.ed At MEAIo's. No. 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
~ Hat Finishers' Union-always il

the field and ever ready add the GROWING grace to their
friends and customers The articles that We sell need no
commeat the public have long since pronounced ludg
neut their superior excellence So aud all call upon
the UnIon-the Hat fmisheTs Union, No. III Pam Row
opposite the Aston House. $40 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
IT'S Oras TO PLEAsE-THE PUBLIC TO

sr.rf.-Ever mindful f that grand prncpe nat no
ran. nor expense should DO considered too great ma ne
$50, H. uese tie purchaser the production % our
sail syle # Hats have all that art expense Or taste
r0ud do bring them 20 ihe highest model u peretOh
,she a the same time. from increased sales ana On
fsrged facfes Tor manufacturing. are enabled I'd sell
hem d or OLD and standard price " Three Dollar
HAT CONpaSY. Nos itf and lfb Nassa'-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
R,CH CARprriNGs. Il LouNSBURy,

~ Only one dollar the yard for splendid
new Fall EpglIsh aud American Imperial Three Ply Car
peing At No ~ BOwery, HisAN ANpERSONS Tie Is sell
inc beautiful Ingram Carpets At s. Is and y per yard
Rugs 2s and Table Covers and Window Shades VEN
cheAp-a reduction ~ p cent from former prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARs.-JAMES
a.nI,R No 1877 broadway, Franklin BINDINGS would
Tespoty inform his friends and the public that he has
and puncpe Csars ID various brands which he oilers for
sae nj reasonable pces either Wholesale retail JAMES
lAnIIHR l9I Brns.lMay. "Erankhn Bmldngs" $40 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

rV7 KfLLoGG's Fall Style of Hats and Caps
now ready The public requested to call and eSamde
Ihey aro not surpassed 10y for beauty DURABILITY or
cheapn.ss One Pnce J. " KELLOGG, No 1913 Canal
-, s83ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow. al Baliinsre'


TIE Grand Lodqe OF Ocd Fellows ms mDfnihs
rest.rn,d the consideration OF the CONSTITUTION"
Amendments, the question beng Oh article ;, 70
lstlug 10 Past Grand sfes. - he cOns:i-l1n h,~
stands they are entitled 70 seats IN 'ne "f4s
re.tor.s the power Of voting taken rom tneh az
,eaY AMER long debate u was rejcctei D. A)''
20 NAYS "a. -..a,
AffsTn,oH S,ssaOH The consideration o. pfop,'',i
cfrst!futionsl amendments Wa cOgtale1, ~n' A.
we're indefinitely postponed exceN The fouoSinS
Tha, granting % graAc bodIe, the po~ef 70 nt 49,,
cancles IA fTand representatives Ocfpf'lit ~ l lS
TIE wear winch vas adopted 10y O. Ayes - }. Naf,
Tbe amendment r.ov,ing nat grand TePfesenIt-
tves shall be contributing members 0. ~,
eucaupmfLi xas Unanimously a1optsa. Ar.,o'
ton Of inquiry regarcng the prophecy ., re.''.."s
,,ons IN 800 m. lad over by 81 10 = They tlra
arIoDrred uu to-morros Toe hn. rloJfh"'s,
All Los prvbabi, l,sy p.are t.. a''d1iiy '''a'aS
OF holfsY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
EAII SuKs-ShaMlS and eYerY

other KIND of LADIES' FAN Dress Goods be found at
HITCHCOCK LRApBEA rERs No. 3i1 Broadway corner OF
Leonard where also house keepers VIII get superior
quality of ace and Muslin Window Dfapenes. WOODEN
Blankets Quilts, Elannes. MuSllns, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

FLOOR 0u-CLorHs-Well seasoned and
perfect at Is per ward
1hree-thTeai BrRssels CARPETS al S..
1hIce-ps good quality AT -
BAILEY BRorhkRs.
No. ao4 peAIl-st
q ~ Neai Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
The Liberty Party Convention.
BUFYALO, THURSDAY, sept
SECOND DAY


Mr. J. Il Johnson moved 10 postpone the n0rDlna
tons Of candidates for President and wee President
10 a future Convention.
THIS question Was discussed BY Messrs. shu,iuck'
Murch Pune, Cook, ]. X Johnson, Kelsey, Adding
ton Eastman, Hudson, Hutchinson, Gent smth
Lummery. Wing, and Davidson Of fllinois-afief
which. u was lost. .,
On motion Of A J Wing, Messrs. CrOokrr, last
man and Davidson were added TO the COMMITTEE on
Nomination. and the Convention Adjourned wi
O'Clock pm. -.
Upon reassemblIng, the Nominating C0mmHse
reported the name Of Gent Smith, OF y = ip
President and James II. Collins Of Chicago H. !"
Vice President and they were unanimously nOnlha'
tet-but Mr.. Collins having wntten letter de ;iihlns
the nomination, the name Of Charles Dlfsee' me-"
Der Of Congress from Racine, Wisconsin, "as sBJs"
tuted, and earned unanimously.
Mr smith then thanked the Convention ia h.@
speech for the honor conferred upon him, our a. ~
should not possess the same freedom 81 aftW" -
public as IN private Afe, and should not enJV VI,
same facilities for doing good With his nohey 80
time a. he does now. he begged the Lon'sh.ps
excuse HIN The Convention, however "2pt- Ia a."
conseItt0 this, and Mr. Smith was finally in'N'''
accept the domination. -
The resolutions we're then taken up ~" :,
and the Convention al ourned all PM VIZ. -,
will BE- addressed oy some eloquent s.fahs''' "'"
England and Jamaica and adj ourn s'as d'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

HaeYs 1856 Broadway have Just introduced the Fail fashion
entlemens Hats also. STYLE peculiarly adapted %
Young men They still adhe Their old motto EHcelsos
and assure public that the quality Of then Hats eKcei
any Of formers wears and that pans VIII be spared to
please the most fasiIdouS. sl@ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
Has ANYBODY SEEN THE HAT THAT IS

would bot he busy dpOsng Of h splendid specimens
of hal architecture az - each Boy OF KNOX.
PAeIs HATs.-Just received few cases
Centenens Pans Hats OF the present prevailing Parsian
fashions WARNOCKs. HatteTs No 27J Broadway
III Al Irving House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

~ Immense attraction IN Jersey CITY,
IN the blowing bottles fcs DAviss HYPERION, but
10 ~iIr> fh,S exrasrdnaTy remedy meant for Il :
no o,sN. a, m every treated tori Danrui Bald
well known l. g failure has occurred Try II iryhi u
ness Sc AT a. Al. n the pncpai depots No So Lad
canned is. Yoy. teien-lsae Prce s9c ~ large bottles
NV - sgtt N esA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

to NEWSPAPERS from every city and
almost ever, town IN the United States. IN which papers
arc published. can be at the office OF ' PALMER
the Agent, Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
NV HAr ESTABLISHMENT FASHION,

vIEgANcY AND EcoNONY Attention Gentlemen Have
,1u based one Of HARRIsoNs Fall Style II Hats at .
II you have not, would advise you 10 can AZ NO 10
Nassau - lsppose the Bible House and get they
are e1uaI 20 many sold al 50. sltIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

pleasure ssro.d thaf derived from lfcunafy pt' ~
orovang the lair bYovs 4 Children WIN sfsie a. ~
- 1---.,g- CFNfN nas unusual attention -
,,e a,tses durinq re last few mouths AID now Of
fers an sni Il Fsi Fancy nat i'f Cafehl ra
- l.,. ~. f1rfnrec whlch. in diver-liy . >Se,
ai,s ,r3 pattern, cannot be vii venture - ,sy Ne
matched IN al "a. bat ss,aDNhn enis ~ Nf% ~ 'N
,ss CySIS W IA Broad way. opposite St PtIls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

BIRD cor Pine aud Nassausts soicits the attention OF
his customers and the public TO the style OF Hat for
the autumn season l. will be introduced Thursday
asth mt and possible of enhanced quality of fabric
and very elegant IN proportions and hn-sh -
August 9th 1881 BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau-stS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

80 Broadwsy four do,rs atTe Beeckersi ,,ehe men
about changgg ffelr Hats earnestly h',+u 80 ~
UpJn ANfDOs. 10 be n.F estao shni' NJ ~ O. :,
fnsfeo 90 his own Isculsr stole. mus, ~ ~ o.,
the r-Dsf fa-tii,0ps = u ATrDoS, No 81 81. way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ev LEaRY & Go leaders and lntroducers
VI fashion for gentlemen Hats Nos 3. T. ard As.of
House. Bfcad~ay, y. y. O2emng tay.-On Nelneso@
the lth, VII % the PM for examination anu -
the most extensive and ied Of iancy ha
GIN Original patsfns FOR chdfens ever on
IN ths CITY T. ladies anj - interested n ms 49,
lar branch y children cos resieciia' Pi'e
0ur fall JgeIrg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
~ New Fall Silks, Shawls, Cloaks, De

Lanes Meunoes and everything else suited To lady
wardrobe as we'll all kinds of house keeping DIR, Goods
and Gentlemens Cravats Gloves. Handkerchief Under
SHIRTS Drawers &c Nc may be obtained at vi ict'o'k
IEADBEATERs No 3s7 Broadway, cor Leonard on 'le
most favorable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

To- FrNToN's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Retail Depot, No ot8 broadway
orner Puncesi bkNAN CASh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
~ DIR. JAMES W. POWELL. Oculist. An

rat, nc catnues 60 devote ms attention especially 10
Diseases of the Eve and EST. FROM tot o'clock, da at
the same oces he has occupied fol the last wears No o
BrVaiwaS, entrance Ne Il arvn-St where be had
his Treatise ~ the Eve lh,rd edition pUce cts Also
argc supps, Of Artificial Ees shlch be inserted
without pam and when properly adapted Will and
Ices like lac natural Sye sl6 tts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE W ANrED-
Oh ff " GLANCE Commitee
In tins bed us~togmented city.
S~prr 60 destroy the insect hr,snd
Ard sisrnly render =" blood fer hlcst
such Committee let US fortn.
Roaches and bugs 20 take by stOrrn
And friends If such b. your intent,
Let : make LYON President
Hts Powder the good work will d.,
snail We elect hnl. what SAY YOU
The deISs a. the sale Of LYONS magnetic Powders t1r
,Ae destruction insects without posoa and OF NoN
Magnetic Pills for killing yerHn. at No. ts& Broadway
90 ltDxiNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
Golp MEDAL TRussES - BENJAMIN

Brass Spag Truss No 3 ReeAman->il - lSti cell
htaied ior durshlly auG success n c'as sscs u
long andpg With ease and without N urs 90 ihe
te Pressure graduated % spH any case ~ pleasure -
DAYS tiSl sNes and money returned. n not sasi,tfiarF
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al No ~ RowelN, HIRAM ANDgRSoN'> Flcar Ol Cloths
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FALL MILLINERY MADAME FERRERO,
No 339 Broadway Will open PARIS FALL MILLINERY on
TUESDAY the 23d of September sHbt'