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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

THk BkTTfsn AND KoRIg AMKRIyAs ROYAL
Nail efoa1ehips ssweea New ioTk Liverpool rpct
Ana tetvesn Boston sad Lysrpooltbs ony
asrK BaNfax 20 land and receive mails and passsnre~.
ARABIA. Capt -. AfNfCA. Cant xyrte
fkfelA, Capt -. ENFDPA, Capt. Lott.
49, Capt : tdknA MALARIA. Garb kt6ae
AMERICA, Capt. Shannon. CANADA, Cans. Lnrasor
CAMBRIA, CAYt. Lsiteh.
rheso vessels carry clear xhita light 40 mss,
q stnfboat bow. red on port Bow.
Asa New gors :. Wednesday, 1sth March.
.snAes. : nostes Wednesday ath arr
Afncst htw Yerk Wednesday 20
Awsr0a, Bsstan NY. Wetrtsdsv. sfh
Aria, " New Norh M.v
eN.
Pssssrs from Nov Toss BossoR 10 vsrpoOL "a oAlp
Rerths net SECURES uHtl raid Cor.
Freight will he charged On specis bsyoEa au amount
psrs9Bsi exptbsen
"A experienced sussssn on kosrd.
So All letters Ana ucagpspcrs must psss through tt
Pest Once.
ror freight o. passsge. apply -
g. CUhAED, ~. 50 Btokdvar
p Fr1nch, GrFnsn snd other roreiEa Goods rse.fFsd
ard brought In sith Britt 0poiu. THROUGH
81 lsdinK arc Eiyen IN HAvrs for NV ~.
After the lst Of April hsE the rs Of Ere n bv
steamers from Liverpool viii be nstsria'iy reduced.
NJ ttcond tlass passengers tai aftor lot MAJ, Until
further notsc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

MhN MEDICAL BVOks.-A COsPIskTE PRt UTT0sL
vera On tie aHtnrs aEd treatment Of de1A3 disoet
aat al thabtA0faa kEtos1nsiklaaieatci ~
htf 81 beasfvY a0iostd Plates, largo ft H.r
hol fieSi b. loctarer surgery asi d,etsi5s o. As
ttaFa nEued rstuEa u aisrss quarkaE1 tsoand
COT ION rfce SO ktgAQs from .ho hpat0n act,s so
EuEgtnt Jor ARP % IL " asA faF~HsiF NJ eay III
" assrrIs hsksn's che
tra suEstf " anyttirs n the M eFsr rtbsb.s In
tdis country Authrr 81 Tie fAmiv Phvrst.e- ,ts.
= eent1 hutheg 81 v9fk % 2elt-aspss tns N, se~
1iornhfF aTsats. a. Sc ASH edlon ff4rtnNn
Price ~ Ter tfla - he FubsAsFt' STglS0Na6 Fhww
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

If0R sALB-rnE GO0p SC 00NwR o. y. ft r,N4
act sur,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

nCEhs STBAn NAVIGATION COaPANY-Foa nRE-
OMen vs., seuthsmpton.rhe Y. s. NAL ftssns8i5 IER-
MANN, y, Crahtrce, commander will sh Bremen VIA
southampton tnturdsy, Narth ~ st l. O'clock ~ fr6
Tir No North river. Prizes N TasssFs In the cabin
1sG IN the scttue cabin, $50 sxrersncai sattsoa 4
attached to she thr. AL attfl mws pas throryh no p0At
once sre,ie deliveries n Hayre AZ reduced For
EofiEa saypS RTrpA ,-.,ts "a p..,t-..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
I'm. L. EoRTAsoKE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO

~ have eontrsctea diseases Cura ut voleas. that e.
Take Of thy health devoted many years 20 my
profession and bave treated successfully Of
hents. Those who wsh consult complaints.
esa DO 20 tisse q charsel from n 1gP;s saasays
kpsYes who unbiusbingy tell you THAT they only
and that their nd Of medicine is all tsst
eossary for dseass In All whose health
has been ruined by thoss exotats call daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

IpWARD X Collins, ~. 60 wall s,,sY.
BROW. tHirLEl Co. tjvarreoi.
q. ROREKTs q CO. ~ Kings hfms YAsa, Lordcn.
L. DRAPER, H., Boulevard, Non riagtFr. Paris.
Ifs gvncra o. t&ess snirs viii oct 10 sutable Tor
FleslTsr, hnlign. srsete jopsry, grseaus
tri uultas ba o. iarl1g signed hCEes0r vAg
thereof therein expressed.
afer ne frs April next, the freight W The
shave straneII Lvsrposl wll 10 siiaK feluesi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

No FEE I'LL CURxD-Ds. sURPHY uAs RRaoysn
~ ~ No - hqtecsel street Chatham whtFo Id An
ftNfy eenaulfea all diseases Recent csacs IA eur,
wiheut ~ 20 ttur d-ys VITA urpsr.iSIss
sueress hltpeoitc A. hos. etnnot ba beaten. m B-V
beaten Or. n. vii fofftt ftau. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
MEDICAL,

WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE THE FOLLOWING
S m e as' Y ss.
to yGsr y.igss and q q.tly called Nervous
have been aie's for the past ten ye.rs II has
ss ,s the on my which has existed
ELIZA A. NEEKER. Jersey city.
Wars ,d MExyo1s AErIDoTE..I HAVE 4 SON.
Epiepsy tho years which Sssd the skill Of the
s 81. Sss. used sss
xh9y free from ths disease and .siee the the
JOHN RAYMOND. Patterson. Putnam Co. NY.
WAITS NIRvoUs ANTiDofE-.Ir rs WITH FEEL
ns ssuss sa q
that Sss r. f. sfs' weeks
u :s
~ 80 sSss fsi
penuss Of power al The annoying complaints
our sex ''' subject Il sAsS sH' SsLoa IS watt.
WAITE NERVOUS ANTIDoTE WITNESSED
hs osS 8 5. 81 si ss
day Of December to the 10th Of January eighteen days -
use only as.
WAITS NERVOUS ANTIpoTn -coNsUxpTIoN.-r
have found from the use Of bottle Of autdote Of
Of Waite Nervous AAtdoto. ". X. MILLER $50 broad
WAITS NERVOUS ANT1DorE -scIArIoA, 7wELvs
w In 1857. attacked with asursiss =
she isney which extended down the hips sad called
Nay M obtained bottle 81 Wa ando.s s.d a' :ins %
700. M ;R sss:u ' :sls. pain
81 bottle. I0 Greenwich street.
WAITS, NERVOUS AETIDorE-xY SON HAS IA
& .
hin isf nsr.y
PRosTRATroN OF THE NERVOUS SYsTEM-DIsEAsE UN-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

nk. COOPER Ia DUANE sTREET. HAS. FOR THE
A last fourteen years eehfned his practice trus-
nent a mofcurs and other DISEASE ue o.t
sggrayAtc eases o. this disease d RENE yed u
Two 20 i've osys A rerfeet ? no nharse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

WATfb NERVOUS ANTIDOrE-NY SON HAS IA
hen the Anidots with the attering results hav-
Ing had but two slight turns tinoe scarcely stopping
hin from vors, and both caused ~ sxartion.
Wh 3. HAR DNAN. A. Mulberry street, Newark
PRosrRATIoN OF THE NERVOUS SYsrEM-DIsEAsE wv
kNowN-One bottle Of the Antdste has strengthened
ana done MN more good than ne has t.
fret street.
81 bottle; 50 dozen. 4I0 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

dsesses IN sfew hpurt By vegetable wisk-
eat rain In aeblitI brvght BY aprcpss habits ana
constitutional snaotc1a combine icne wth the iet
ssnsay - can shev here ,ussaas she esr
ret ee CURED without ~ have daily voars
hg iron the ethar ~ ysisns In all s.sssee perrs
ne1t erS have seatrArsas daily eurs lshopt
which ohtTt cansea ~ their eFrans ira asaAss
os sssssa ~ tp,ms vita thsse ana the hundrsss q
one eRy.-D n Cortyn. gep srpslisd n somnI.ins n
les hongr-l Beroud Sm snssv ths osfe- "a yssisss
Nithont eereht my body e9vorod osfed
~ = nor TINE Jahn Rsilison,Jr taid ever t u
hshe4 euree local sad sens~si trnstreus IN
Mort time Jas. Salisbury Trcstmers BY letter, ore
aen.s ron a y. ~ ~, sud from 70 p. M DIR.
ANfNnNF - Haaie sl-tes. two ennra fres nfoaawAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

II T.
Y Broadsay=rhe numerous melAs choly cases of mis-
publish extract from Phi Medical Form
larry In which the tymptoms
diseases and are faithfully given to enable
he treated regularly fhe price Of this pamphlet being
only IN cents every before placing or the
care OF AMI ply seian matter how
tsemens nay be- should copy useful little
book at the book store Az Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

NO tUhE NO PAv,-DR. cORpITT, 10 DUAsr
ssteet maJ % cnh-ltsd On ne tfottnent Of ocrsA
eeahes Iracfce % sNssn YeGrs 8svessa ID the trNN
ment oetiss-e tssass lnshes Dr.. g. the r,csst
uexoufY uard. - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF rns "paacTIoAL PM

rk'o FLAAIsB DIR. LhFosrs CELEBRATED pIt,Ls
Ih.,s Glls ere ssis u tAeir easets and highly
larts, hetfneticrs ke Foil and erpais direetis.s eg
eosea sals % Broadway d0hn street, corner
o. Negt brohdwa1 Hnf Beach street. Grand
Allen street. corner q broadway and Houstoa street Price
hit5 cent? ane ongeeilar per bsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-11
TRIP TO THE MINES OF CAuFuRNla..Ns. n
steam mprovements-t' anbiing-sacramento
Piood-Accident-stage Routes and Ex-
presses-A Fast Horse-A Bowl of MIX
Dissins-Horse Clained-Murderers' Bar
Horse Slide Prairie-L ong Fast-Arrival
al sacramento City, DC.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
SAY EasxcrSco Novet


lstaited Aug. &c, 1850, on my second trip from
San Francisco TO Wait the northern mines to view
the changes and improvements that had taken
place in the short period Of one year. The fine
steam propeller McKim, upon which engaged
my passage, had, in connr~tion with the staunch
and beautiful steamers New World, Senator.
west Point. and numerous others. taken the place
" We only and irss steam conveyance upon the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-11

FRE.-Thursdsy morning at O'CLOCK hre
was discovered in No. 1913 Third-ss' iuhoccuPled]
Extinguished with triHing damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

1t. Il would hC real misfortune to him
to he lifted to the pima &c OF his profess
sicn at the ve-y outset Of his career.
As to Gen. Storms, who has obtained the
uomins,ion for State Prison Inspector, we
shall only say here that We consider him
decidedly less f, for the post than rs oppo-
rcrt Mr. Wells; and thai. u those ac-
q, I,ed with orr opinions. Is saying a great
deal.
When this oiEcc was made elective, we
hoped tina, IL YVES hercc:ol,h - bc iilet by
ren Of peculiar and cx4l.ed qualifications
men who tai devoted precious yclrs aud
earnest ,houcht IT, the philosophy Of Crime
jhe Study Of rival systems Of Prison Disci-
line, the causes OF human fra.ity. &C.. &c.
We hoped no man would eycrmore be
chosen a Prison Inspector who had not TOO
much dignity 81 character % solicit this or
ANY other Office, ana 100 much tenderness Of
feeling to seek the society of criminals un-
Ger CIV impulse but that of desire 70 re-
form ana benefit them. How deeply we
have been disappointed thus far IS suiH-
iendy notorious, we hope 4 change IN the
future = not utterly lmpracucabie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

GA SATURDAY Sep; -. al n z Nj. II apepleNy. VII
LIAM GRAHAM. sem, aged 90 wears, months and IS
HE friends and relative Of the family and those II his
.,,ns John & Thomas William. Adam ana Joseph, and
me claw Thomas Roberts asd henry Cu>nan. are
xn,,flh invited t. attend the fan-Iat rom the residence
y am Vim Graham Jr Ne rs Hesier-si. thiS ,Montay)
-e,.nNrn Al ? ocloSA wItaoa. further l0Nhauoh Tue
will he taken Cypress Mills Gene cry ioT ntr-
meat Stages will he readiness ~ SFSh~ 81 fVi'' W."
hSmshursh 81. = - ,i,...>
1oNN NANrZ. IN the asa YEAR ~ h> Sst
The relatres aud friends ct the family arr re>e
invited to attend MS funeral ihs at' 81 '''NN'
irom his late residence No = Grand, s. NM. - ID,
xschayish QUITS formerly OF Troy, aged II ,eAI>
The friends Of the fan invited to stieai hri iGeiA
from No 1855 NaTck-s - To day Aondafl az r VI
ON SUNDAY Sept "a. GILES RlANCHARD
The relatives and =, nds " the fanny @lso ie
Of Columbia CHAPTER Ne O Of L A. s'e resPecti NY
invited 10 attend the funeral Tuesday, l6ih Sept Al
O'Clock at his late residence lehsi between IN ana
Sh-ays u.,,
On sunday, Sept; H. JOHN p, mian, son Of William
The relatives aud friends II the family are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this (MoniSs ateernse ga al
O'Clock nom the residence OF rs parents No. 3 C1tIsr
place. without further lnsrA'ion
In Hrcsklye. SATURDAY, sept 49, EMILY wife u John
" Armstrong. sgtd p
~ Orange CO pSqe's please copv.
Al Rrxr ards Brace. RsasselaeT c., Sept L. FRANCES
n Wife NJ HIeSeUck VI Hastings
AZ N,dd!eown. ol dysen,ery, on SUNDAY. Sep IL.
JANE IOCkE eldest daughter OF Henry and Ians Moore
-, Hrdsy So fSk. CHARLES L ROOrii. o. Con-
.. '.,.a IN ne a. hac 81 Messed irsnog'i'tf .-co
. us
ls'r.s, syegs l'cs>e ocqy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

Some thirty persons, all colored except
one or two, have been arrested as partlci-
pants an the recent riot at Christina. 4
large number of them were brought to PHI
ladelphia and committed to MOyamenslng
Prison-seven on charge of treason against
the United States. 4 profound proceeding.
The evidence on the examination Of the
prisoners viii lie found at length in another
column
The Representatives Of the harmoni-
Gus Democracy, after wrangle of three
DAYS and one night, closed their labors at
Syracuse at 4 o'clock on Saturday morning,
by the presentation OF a State ticket, which
will be found in another column. The ticket
is coldy received here. We are told that the
language used in regard to 1t by certain
politicians of the city, Is quite as naughty
as that of our army IN Flanders. At the
Loco Head Quarters, the Pewter Mug, &c,
the ticket seems to be in condition direct
ly the opposite of Dunlap's liquor, for 1t
most decidedly won't 90 down.
The steamer Pampero, lately in the en-
ploy Of the Flibustiers, has been quietly
surrendered to the Collector at Jackson
vile, Fla.
Another released member of the Lopez
Expedition has arrived at New-Orleans.
Later advices from New-Mexico an
nounce fresh Indian outrages.
The proceedings of the Mexican Boun-
Diary Commission have come nearly to
dead halt, in consequence of a disagree
ment between the Commissioners and Sur
veyor.
We have report of a disastrous fire at
Bridgeport, Conn.
The President has finally concluded to at
tend the Boston Railroad Jubilee He will
be attended by two or three of his Cabinet
Ministers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
The Opposition state Convention.

SYRACUSE, Saturday, sept. 18th, 1851.
The three DAYS severe labor of the Con-
yention at the Market-House resulted last
evening in the adoption of the series OF Re
solves reported by the Committee. The
chief merit of those declarations, as of many
others like them, is found in the fact that
they mean one thing or the other, accord
inc to the wishes of the reader. Is he a
Hunker? The Resolves congratulate the
country upon the recent settlement by
Congress of the questions which have
unhappily divided the people of these
States, which implies that the resolvers
are satisfied with that settlement, besides
impartlng the joyful information that all
differences with regard to Slavery and It's
Extension have been happily adjusted to
every body's satisfaction. so that colored
men take pleasure and pride In being kid
mapped without ceremony under the fugl-
tive Slave Law, while Quattebum, Quit
man. Mcdonald and their allies, have ceaS-
ed 10 aeitate for Justice to the South and
new guarantees and wider scope for Slave
nv. In these assertions. the Democracy
have run considerably ahead of the Tele-
graph, and have doubtless carried balm TO
the hearts and soothing TO the nerves of the
Union Safety Committee.
But is the Querist Barnburner Must
h, not. then. be satisfied with the fact that
the Convention rejected, by laying on the
table. Mr. Fowler's supplementary resolve,
THAT the Democratic party IN the State
of New-York viii faithfully adhere TO the
recent settlement bv Congress of the queS-
tons which have unhappily divided the
.People of these States, and will neither
countenance nor sanction any sectional
agitation or legislation on the subjects en-
'braced in that settlement" Here is a
strong negative pregnant, virtual aiiirma-
ton that the Democracy of Newly Ork Will
do as they severally think best IN the
premises. The Hunker, on the other
hand NAV explain the rejection OF tins re-
solve ca the ground of It's non-neceSSlty-
that It's sentiment substantially. was en-
bodied IN the series unanimously passed.
We NAV presume, therefore. that the reGui-
site degree of ambiguity and no meaning
has been obtained-that a declaration has
been framed, which leaves everything as ii
nothing had been said-that platform has
been constructed on which Hunker and
Barnburner NAV lie down together, each
insisting that he Is under his own proper
root. If so. the ingenuity of the construc-
tors is e. be commended, and the time
required for the completion OF their fabric
was not thrown away.
The pledge to support such candidates
as shall be nominated at i future National
; Convention, without reservation as to eth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
The Opposition Candidates..

Editorlal Correspondence Of The TribuRs
SYRACUSE, Saturday, sept. g. ISL
The three days tribu'ation at the Market
House having resulted in the construction
of Platform, | dropped In at eight last
evening to witness the nomination Of the
Opposition Ticket, but found in progress the
same wearying round o. Pettiiogging on
tecbricaliues and attempts on either side to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

al recapture. In bringing the fact uPoa our
sod It Is not surprising that It's most horr:d
accessories should come with IT. Blu, for
Slavery such thir - would rot be but IL
the Fugitive Slave law they would not be i,
the Free States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
WING STATE NOMINATIONS.


yoR ltDgE ~ TEE COURT or APPEALS
sAyTLL : FOOT OF Ontario County
Fon srcrEThRY % STATE
LANES c FORSYTH ....-.O o. Z .slsr County
TOR coyTR1LLEA
GEORGE y PaT1Et of Csa1'aoiAe %.
VoR TRzAsURER
JAMES ". CCOK---.---------O >aratogi county
JOB A71oENEY-czNEltL.
DANIEL ULLFAN -----------------O Ut ~ 'A
yrE srAIF EvsrNEEE 49, sgRysIoR.
rr-yrrrst e SFvuOr Z Or RorAland Co
rcR c,y1 covv.ssioNfR.
IrFNpv TZiIrGa........--O o. O,Se-o County
FoF INSPECTOR o- STATE Prisons
ALEXANDER T. WELL>----O .. Wesicles,eT 20
.Tue.Gay, Nov 4
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MARRIED..

AtIksses Sept II, D. Rev Nj Hamilton. Hon BEN
TINE PlNkNfN Of Rs~,ndale Fond du Lac Co. WIS .
e. Miss LOUISA FRI AR daughter OF RnuS krrAr. ES4
eli ULYSSES. ronpkn> c. They viii leave Tins CI'y
an a lev DAYS
At Almond the evening" OF Tuesday, Sep Q. bv Rev
MIR Waterman, JOHN hURlBCr. ESQ, ~ Mas MANY
ANN MAJOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

DrMpsrER'S CoNcERr.-The first Con-
.er, by this popular ballad singer Is to be given AZ
the Tabernacle tonight There Will be full house
io "a elcome MIR ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
NoTrcr.-PARis GREEN, IS" BRAND.

Parties familiar with the qualities of this patent
Green for Nenetians, ships painting, &c, aud who
appreciate its superior brancy aud unequaed uniformity
Of color. hereby notified that analogous
greens OF doubtful character offered ABOUT extensive
Nv furnished to original consumers OF
e Pat, Mt Green BY disappointed interested parties IN
non cans or and Of the identical make
troduoed by tho Patents differing from them respect
except through the peculiar letter s. stenced the
lids and which believed has been recognized 50 far,
and respected as our exclusive mark. 1HEODOKE
SCHWARTZ, Pattntee. Nv IA Jacob st. y. Y
slYiawawM0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
~ FowLrRs " WELLS, Phrenologlsts
and Publishers Clinton Hall i3l Nassaust near the Park
Disastrous FIRr,-There was repo

Disastrous FIRr, There was report
in town last ev,mng, of very destructive fire at
hrlteelrrt, Conn, on Saturday night We have
.a'a'e m unsuccessful effort to obtain particulars
The repor, is that meeting house, several lac
tones and other buildings were destroyed but
we cannot youch for ITS correctness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

FRoM THE EASTERN PART OF CuRA.-By
the arrival al tins port OF the brig solomon Eaton
Capt Sparks, from Nueyitas, whence she sailed on
"a inst, We learn tina. al Was quiet on the eastern
part of the Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
ELEGANCE AND SrYLE.-Nothng somuch

contributes set off. aud give AR # grandeur and
wealth 10 well furnished parors rch aud magnificent
carpet The fall styles Of velvet and tapesty carpets:
at PETERSON HUMPHREY 3, corner OF broadway ana
White n are the moo, s ibid and gorgeous designs
seen this cOunty. ~Othy the examination OIL all
lovers u the grand and btaufu The stock OF nus spa
cious warehouse curiosity comprising every variety
Of rich goods well almost endless variety othTee-
ply and Carpets and mats m every style and
variety window shades druggets, oil cloths and other
goods peTtsnn the business Of every quality and
VIII eaalaCLlyn y eXcIYbOdY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
To- LYON would inform his friends

That no pc liar ever vendS
HIS Inventions. here aud there.
In each crowded thorOughfaIe
II a pedlar ever knpcks
Al your door with flask OF box,
MOI from LYONS cometh he.
And his Stuti' "A forgery.
The true powder and the pill
That Will bugs ana veimin Kill,
You will stu find as Of yore
In Broadway. Ne isi sl3 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
~ DAyrs's HypEnuoS, to cleanse, pre-

serve beauty promote growth and restoration Of the
Har combining the proIef. Of heauttyng and adOrnng
the HAIR with the most efficient remec action IN all dis
the Scalp and SKIN The Hyperion is REM
edy for badness and falling oil of the hair IL highly
pefumed and will be found great acquisition To- the toilet
Eo sale the principal dopOis No So. Ludows near
Grand and No AZ MAIDEN lane and by all Druggists and
ferfumers Pnce 70 cents per bottle ASH for DAvlSS
Hyperion sl03tMW&Eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
r. SEAMAN & MUM. No. 32I Broadway,

will open for Exhibition and Sale, on MOndey the ijh INST
oue OF the largest varieties OF Pans made Vel
vet Satin and Cloth Cyks and Mtnias ever ole IN
tins city entuey designs anu selected By Ny MUIR
While IN Pans expressly foi Their retail trade 20 which
they invite the attention 0f purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

" Families wishing a good and pure
article Of Pale yellow Brown Soap, free from fish OIL
and other impure and offensive Dgredients-aso white
accented and all the fine Soaps Tor toilet and bath use can
obtain them al my manofactoTy Nos lO8 no and 10 Chm
ut Goods sent free OF charge TO all paris OF Ne YORK and
p,ooliyn 1885, w HULL'S son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
RIcH CARPrrlkes.-SMITH & LoUNsBuRY,

FLOOR OL-CLoTHs-Well seasoned and
ps feet, at j.. per yard
Three thread Brussels Carpets at So.
Three-py good quality a r..
BAILEY 4 BROTHERS
No asa Pearlst
NJ 2~s Near Chatham.
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~ Inva6ds reouirinc DIR. BANNING's

To lnvalldS requiring Dr. DANNlNG
Patent RAly Braces and failing Rupture TrusSeS, OF
ms Travelling Companion ~ which sea mess Is entire
y enel and the effect Of every Kind OF lons com
~, ~ 49, ra~,i squ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

fP FENToN's PArENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Retail Depot, No jSS Broadway
conner Pnncesf. bbnAS a. CASE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

So NAssAU-sT-Bnosm makers Union Asso-
s,a.,ss Boots Shoes retail for wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

DRY GoODs.-New and elegant silks,
and other all and Winter Dress Goods, may he found IN
the most desirable variety at IiITCH ocK LEADBEAr-
Frs No 3f7 Broadway corner 0f Leonafdst where the
almost pains are taken meet every want Of the ladies' not
only the line Of dress, bit asO IN housewife or ItmhI
Good. such a. voolen banses quilts hsnnes &c &c, of
which they have d large assortment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

fvJy.Ry L. Co. LEADERS and intro
iucerS a T.sElOx f9r C,nt's aens Hats : and
- go. ~, f,g t-s-eff flefr llrAE TEHLY PATTERN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

n" Small Fronts and Quick 5aIes, IS
the yer, artrogae motto q rprsing friend A
BgOOXi No 10 Fultan.st New Yors 5Jo' and shoe IN
poriUn TbIs admirable ton filg earned ont bf Nr
Brool. N all his bushes p sc and the fortune me-
IS RAPIDLY smassrg Dfogrs pr4cIc. ut'y Remember
No. 10 fuItOf-st.