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u GarieHefs Florists, heerporatet Csmpa1aes. iiaa
nfqcturos. Artisaas Proftsstoaa No No,iaa1s. m.
o'ters-E'hc Pump and FIRE EnginC
RECOMMENDATIONS

AllNI4NIlN III-N17-
We have in use Mr.. r. Buttiughani Mitchell Fl NJ
AND ENGINE, and esteelu them most valuable a.,
pendage, great convenience and on efi,i ffoe,
tion against FIRE.
CHARLES MARX. Richmond
X. b. TYLER, do
DR. RO1STER tlueuenaf Spring.
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Fum,iue.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Bnckrighnr.
4. J. GAINES. Charnttee.
Tho Pump can be seen iu M Dr.. Wm. 3, Naff.-'s
Diugnid foundry and NJ many oibrr places IN Lynch
burg. all Of whom approve thcif utility md usetu
ness. The Pump can be seen Ia III uepd. at the y is
oifee They orc wurrlntod -.ett ,r3 tor one ven.
CY NoTlCE.--Al pcr,.,.. busiue cor srIne H.,
above articles re- ponsibc Tor g.
Il. BRHTlNGlfAM MITCHELL.
march 22-dts pronr;,.ter
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VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. Al WINCHESTER
Cbar9frai March In. 1852 --Gapi.1i $5D001.
Win poWfR 10 iSeuEAsE THE ssME 10 500 zoe
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- Office ON PeeadIla street uearthe Nu''rY Box
W.aehcster. L. D. CHRISTIAN. AGENr.
Sept 2-dlv t.yuchina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

By TELEGRAPH. The Reindeer was
burned yesterday morning to the waters edge
the FIRE is by some supposed to have been the
work Of an ncendary and by others to have been
caused by spontaneous combustion. Col. Forney,
it is reported, will leave his clerkship of the
House Of Representatives, and join the editorial
corps Of The Union. The citizens Of Milwaukee
have voted 20 to in favor Of lending the city
credit TO the Fond Gu Lac Railroad. me boston
Courier denies that Mr.. Webster will write les-
ter defining his position in relation to the nomini-
tion ef Gen. Scott. Ia the meantm. the public
defines it for him. The third days proceedings
Of the Woman's Rights Convention will be found
interesting by many readers. The Cholera has
broken out at Cincinnati. From Baltimore we
have two days later news from Havana via
Charleston. Yellow Fever and Cholera were
raging at Havana. Arrests were still making OF
suspected revolutionists. Jane, the murderess
of Mrs. Winston, was hanged at Richmond yes
terday. The Vermont election returns are not
yet all in. The Wing State ticket is probably
elected by the people, though owing to the Liquor
question, by reduced majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
The Campaign In Tennessee.

We copy the following interesting item
from The KnOzctHe Register. AL the sigas indicas
that East Tennessee intends 10 do her whole duty
November:
"A gentleman writes us from Hancock County uad6
date Of the 2lst Instant; Last evening" while ~
tbutiog the scenes la the he " Gens raj ,ott ros
Democrat came up and asked me what [ had | ~
him the life OF my old conn ander Ia Meslco AID 10
ssked for copy, rems rkiug that he was for scoa
against The world No man lives thai Can Get Iny fos
sssinst Scott ssd 10.
:" The Other day heard an old Engsbmsp, sho b Q
Dem crat say he fought with the British Ia 1872 thk
he was taken prisoner by General Scout thst hs ~
never better treated Ia all bis life, we're I'll tks prt
oners that be loved General Scots hs db HE fs.o
and he able 10 get tbs pols he vopld sas hb
vote for Sceu We will do our outy In iiaooock yoo
may rest assured. There are niney ,otss 10 my W
nict, of which twelve are Wings I~ill insure Atfy
votes for 5cott November. Mark that"
"A letter from gentleman In Monroe, under date
the Plat, ssys Scott will get tho Wnix vote Ia MOE
ros and some Democrat 1 was m the lover counps
sfew dsys ago, and heard Of large number Of goa
ana reliable men who have hitherto acted vito tne
Democratic party, that will ssppors Gen Scott IDy
ssy hey cont know PieTcs but SCOTS name and az
deeds have been familiar ethe country Tor 10 yeass
and he IL The man Tor taee'"
The Athens Postsays "A gentleman
who has just returned from Middle Tennessee, glFes
most cheering aceour OF the In that direction
The greatest en- hgssm prevails among the Wpiss the
WIKI Electors and q Electors are dischargps then
duty msnully sndhere 10 every reason believe ted
Gen Scott win ~ largely ahead Of the Whig streng~
In the Mid die Dj.sion Of the State"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
OUR CANDIDATE.

No man is perfect. Impartial history
weighs and decides the claims for candi-
dates for distinction with severity that
forbids any man to hope that he shall es-
cape without large drawbacks from his
fame. and the Uniform decree of great i'm
projections. OF distinguished men, how
many OF perfect characters, how few,
But of the eminent men which this coun-
try has produced, few will be found,
when the passions and prejudices of con-
temporary history the htiIe things which,
like dust upon & picture, are ever visible
upon close inspection. shall have faded
from sight and recollection by the lapse
of time; we say few viii be found, after
the lapse of years, whose fame will be
purer or brighter than that Of WINFIELD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
VERMONT ELEETIOy.

We are able to give returns from Only
come % additional towns In Vernon, l2s In al. tn
Liquor question has entered to coasdaoe extent into
the Guhernatorisl question. Take the congras, vo,s
and the Whs majority 10 the State will be asoa, ~,
thousand, while the Governors m.jorl,y vii probably
be less than one thousand. The WHY'S gained hand
sonely In both branches Of the Legislature hwil %
see that the Free sod Foes hsveia great DEGREES
gone back TO the bosom u tbs old line LocoE 900 party
The following are the returns:
For Governor.
CHITTENDES co.
1892. 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

II These are statements that are too
audacious for utterance. There is limit
to the bounds of human credulity. Yet,
cur LOco-Foco friends seem to regard both
these propositions with utter skepticism.
Would it be believed that the effort is
being made to save the vote of the North
West for Pierce AMI King, on the ground
that the cause of River and Harbor i'm
provement will be advanced by their cleo
ton as much rs it would be by the success
of the Whigsl 1t is even so. This pre-
posterous notion, this monstrous absurdity,
this intolerable humbug, is actually put
forth to cheat honest voters out of their
su6rages.
Tie eridcnce relied upon by our oppo-
nents in support of this baseless pretence,
is the fact of the passage of the River and
Harbor bill at the late session Of Congress.
Now, who does not know this very bill
was opposed by the great body of the Lo-
CO. FocO party and supported by the great
body of the Wings! and that it was only
saved by the reluctant votes of few
Northwestern Loco Foco members, who
went for it only as a means of saving the
party in their quarter from total rout.
Who does not know that the whole of
Southern Loco Focoism, top and bottom,
head and tail, is out-and-out flat footed
against the improvement of Rivers and
Han boIs, and are to-day supporting Pierce
on the ground that his election would be
the end Of the system, for he can be relied
on to reto every proposition of the sort
Mr.. Venable, Of North Carolina, one of
the high priests Of Southern Loco Foco-
ism, has Just now made this unqualified
declaration at public meeting of his po-
litical friends at Richmond, Virginia.
But can i: be possible that there is any
need of urging such palpable truths as
tina, the Wing party is the only party that
can be relied upon 10 sustain the doctrine
Of River and HaTbor Improvements, and
that to that party is due the exclusive
credit of whatever has been done for the
improvement Of the great channels Of in
accommodation throughout the coun-
try! Certainly there can be no such need
among those who really seek to know the
truth Of the case. And why should we
waste words upon the inveterately stoIid
or upon those who desire to enjoy the per-
yersity of self deception
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
The WnIos or NEwARK.-On Wednes-

THE WmGs OF NEwARK.-On Wednes-
day evening the Wings of the South Wad held
large mass meeting, at which Scott ard ~.
ham Club was orgaoized. Thursday evening the
Wings ofthe Fifth Assembly District dedicate the
Chippewa Barracks by an enthusiastic meeting
at which they made arrangements to secure the
triumphant election Of Scott and Graham. The
Young Men have issued call for a Mass Meeting,
to be held early in October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
For Representatives.

ADDITIONAL by rELEGRAPH
BosroN, Friday, Sept. 10, ls52.
100 Towns heard from show the election
of Wbg State Officers by the people, but by reduced
msiorities from last year.
The Senate will probably stand e5 Whlg to Oppos.
lion.
The Bou'e ls near y the same as last year.
For Congress- In the lot District Meschsm (wbigI
has 64i msjority; lid District Tracy CwhiD has 75f
majority Hid District IN a towns ssbin (Whig leads
his highest opponent 2sO votes, but lacks 46a Of
majoritya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

TIE lrN MEN IN EARNEsT.-When
the workme In Francis Myers Furnace Sch, nectsay.
bad receivd their dollars and dimes Saturday aIei
poon the up an ash pole In front OF the snop nv
threw I'd Scott and Graham fss TO indicate their po'
ltical differences These workers Ia iron nave 70
idea enpporting party which 10 pledged ~ Bnnss
Intsrse. They 20 for Protection to Home LABOR ana
20 erbuks to Foreign Workshops. r.,,.I
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The U. S. Mail steamship Washington,
Capt. Fitch, viii leave this port TO-DAY at
noon, for Bremen via Southampton. The Semi
Weekly Tribune, containing all the latest news,
can be had at the Desk, This Morning, in wrap
pers. ready for mailing.
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NJ. aS CLUT-sT, SEPT. 3, lss,

DR. Wars: Dear or-tne enemy
had .ed bols 'front.' and met TIE Lightning fsia W, ).
.eoio nesytu engine Of may % CALI the Nervoa'
i a.i5 mos: eject ssd uOoa system mt
ssrfuL Why DOeor for nG 6 bsav tss so. Sothin
The a ri .isrn.nt blood and swelling Now vh.
change feel .Iooo' soS tnrO1sn mr. s5 ..ruI
xour patience but could writs volumes In praise
81 u ~. st1srs. medicine bad time Yours o1' ,r
.,.r.op, afflicted with any disease would apply % NO
"A. Y,eb thousands OF such letters would be sno~a
- - rb.rre 1. ever made no benefit Is derived
800 ..npot believe power, or they did there ~oea
IIp. T.tIs suf.rng and few deaths TALBOT WAITE
SsTvi.t Business depot, No ls Annh
SryD WHEAr.-Golden Australian, Cen
g.. WIT. lint soules Blue Stem, Meditersnesn and
boiee varieties Of new Seed Nhest together wiz
s1 .....orfm.ptcf Field and Garden Seeds
i--' AB ALLEN Co. Nos. lss and lsl Waters,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

zens Of Pennsylvania will generally support Wood
ward and not even make VI, face ab Nut 10. ia
man is only duly labeled Democratic Ne may do
yhat he p'eases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

e The news from Europe by yester-
days steamer is of little Importance. The most
interesting aspect of affairs are presented in the
letters Of our correspondents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

lowA.-Ihe IorG Slaats Zeitung, for
years past the German organ of the Democracy,
has hauled down the Pierce flag and raised that
Of Scott and Graham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
rca ii. G.,1aar N.n Yorker Assa-ae Zsilas Sept >l
RnErMArlsM CURED - MoRTIMoRE' s

RHEVNAIc COMPOUND AND BLOOD PURlFiER This Ereai
remedy prove specific for this disease In
a. is forms had % bringing relief numbers who have
long suffer- We have has personal knowledge Of the VIZ
tue and efficacy Of medicine for some tims and wta
pleasure refer 10 most obstinate Of ehroni; rheums
TEN OF erg standing which cured. THIS tbs wife OF
astahhy merchant, v no Ter many years q cripple
No expense was spared IN Waiting tho celebrated
snnss and pIoeuT9s the treatment Of eminent physsans
Tbs was continued for years bat she ouly worse ane
teeined victim 10 20 witnens grasp All ether neaes
sro eSosts fsled NevsTs Instrumental Ia niucng her
try this remedy ard TO our rprse and her srs1t chef
IL cured her completely
Some weeks called ard pure slsed bottle A. the
depot No bHelsysi add sent to ssbileTnsn friend Of
in this city, wbo med martyr this esests Tais
one bottle cured him There bss OF other e1s,s
which have under notice. cured By this resSy
We glad % the success attending the ntroou-
Of this oieipe Its timely will Thousands roIa
pain suffering and restore them 10 sound and perfect
health.
We believe this IL tbs ory rsmsiy known. which p put
forth for this ore disease Alnae sad satisfied q viii
10 what claimed tog IL cure Rheumatism IN al is ras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

MIcHIGAN.--William A. Howard Of
Wayne Co. has been nominated as the Wing can.
ditste for Congress in the LIST District,
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wiscoNsIN.-The Free Democracy have
nominated ID. A. knOwltOn of Freeport for Gov.
eInor' aud Philo Carpenter Of Chicago for Lieut..
Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1852.
Foy Preidelt,
WINFIELD SCOTT, OF New-Jersey.
For Yice-Preside.t,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Of North. Carolina
For Europe.

- Advertisements for The Tribune OF Monday oush. 70
b sent In before O'Clock Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

Fashions fOR LADIEs.-The subscriber
texpectfuly ann that Monday nex the 18th inst
- ssi sle his usual SeuannaA exposition Of Pssisizn
Clo.ks ard ksnuAA selected BY himself 10 Paris darins
ths pss month"; and emh aesng every tens that sh esaa.
ssi arc pew IN these 6ssegssdy popular envelopes Tue
v.rieli.s comprise Cosbs Msnt-s Gauges ra@aA A
dalussan Wrsptes Pserines ManiesuN fnsaenneS Aas'
hss Sossies de Bal LeonsS Ss, Ne ms olsIeaI move.
t "a mi h. 40 6tspayed the snd elegant store nov
extended 10 three times It's former dimenslons As To easE
e'sS ''N'"s ~ Gro. BVLPIN,
Paris Cosl and Mantills Emporium, No SOL sH0scway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
U Henry w. Bishop, of Lenox, and

James w. Thompson, Of New. Bedford, were nom
mated by the Loco-Foco Convention at FitchOug
as candidates for Governor and Lieut.. Governs
of Massachusetts,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
C. G. Mrkcn-BEAvrR FrLr HAT.-

~, ,ra,,.,.rs th., this wel and celebrated Halter
- , a 49,, rtfsf, s.feut for an improvements made By
s,, a. ,hs tc,ufe the sesver Feli Hat which 10
Wv ,hsw time oil doubt become quite the rage IN the
Shs,.N. ,.,,,lA We understand Mr. MURcH sp Piled for
a. received csvesi this imptoveu en a. far bach as
pecrrhs 1881 since which time be has been busly en-
s, An experimental n bnng 10 per lection We
- "a. sc,,.nd a Ar MVEcH dosl not deem " necessary
a. canton N. Trade sssnsi infringing his rshts With
M sceps,,a hheaht, he will place within the power
81 All Az uerr mammal 10 essly procure the night
,, him Ths will form stnk,s contrast TO the ilioers
and exclusive system pursuco bv some In the Trade VINO
r Great pfprnssons bot who have not 1.-THE OF his
u,e h, the h, anticipate great excitement nong
al Acse whom the Gcds have made poccoa tsr as viii Dc
srrn Mr. MuKca has offered premium ~ Fifty Dollars of
Gre hess sccs ns 60 thirty two lines The song %
he ar.cI,pivp II the bsutes snd utility OF TIE hat tno
ass,csiea 10 CHARLES kURcH No. go 81 s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

HoUsEKEEPERs, LOOK TO Jour INTER
xSr.if you are In OF besuiifal good and exs9I
dnsry cheap Carpet you select one from ~ shsee
rsfseus AZ HIRAM ASDgRsoS's No. % SOwesr, 10. I,
S6 a. ia 81 to 81 per yard; good Oh Cloths a. 70
Al end Tapestry Brussels Cnpsiins tor s., saa l"
per Yad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
R New Goods Of our own I'm

Esr New Goods of our own importa-
tcn ana the ohoiees selection II rieh good. in mEhel
smoIs which SilkS BIoSate in every design snd
nAniy every desirable shade N plain eolors frs
All wool De LsiDes Scotch and French SIX and woolea
Plsids pins ana Msards oess O. Ereeoh Aeriaos ell
coss sEd qualities shsws Ia great variety Laees and
Eu,hroaerts; Linens and Domestic GccdS HOissry nod
toe twiea Broadcoths for sies CoSss IN baok, ds5
snS mode colors TIFFANY CURING, Ne 81 Broad way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

~ While the liberal and whole souled
hosts Of the Astor House aeIns 81 the Injuries
OF the cuisine 60 the timer GREEN No Astog House
would invite attention 10 the superb shirts nsde 70
ure, ana warranted 70 give satisfaction WIKI which
elothu. e outal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
OrkNirG DAr AT GESIN's BAzAAR.-

This s GsSlS oil open all the departments OF nus s %
,svs Rs,,N with an entirely aud brilliant noek OF to
NEST fshiensse articles suitable for the present IN
elusips sue.rh Of Youths AND infants ~
.,rs osory received from Psris ana LONDON oJ tne
las ,sss Ever, variety II elegant sno srsceo
-. ~. a., Catdrep Of al comprising I'm orol-
- 80 y,cbi, tri mined ds,s In the Partisan and DO.
,s,s ssylrs rTousiOu Of mseuiheent sets Of Ladies
49, ran made sfsT the most rcercht imported pat
ss i.S,es and Chldrens French Shoes Caters, Ties,
sberrss nc from Pans together with fine display OF at
cs fos houdo AID sice OF ornamsntal WORK ana o.
Ssf,ts The Fancy Department affords wide ana Vsreo
his f ehoice and the eue stock arranged a. the
Rsr.a, asosos nrp ri which has been equaed IN
,py estahli.h M tins civ . ~
Guy GESIS's BsE.sr 81 Nicholas Hotel, No SIS Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
~ GouKAup's Liquid Hair Dye H.

rthoui sxeey1os ressry.f1s the very ses. ever s
Fsntsd Eoy,uv celebrated 10 GCCRAVOs hei.s.t-s
Soap for surus pppes frse<sA sxi rhsura, hess EorA
.sass salownsss rOUghnes. Ss go9aIs Sseal7 %
white ans Hair Goss as 81 WAksr-st. near sroeiss7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

KNox-Man Is a sensible and reasoning
h4v. therefore he hates The sight Of an III made bat
worse than any other article IN creation The world "a
lone uer otn plebeRu aud unsghJ race OF hats bat
Ksox came sno the Helo disappeared fro Oh the
heads Of The people KSox bat iod'spusoy the best
Article OF he MADE 10 the city IT'S not OF
~ I'm, rtr its shape and appearance through trials
which would knock ninety nine our Of hundred tiles INTO
cooked hats You should try of them, and we rather
rey you will repeat the tfal whenever you need good
hat Buy y.ur hats KNOXs No l.0 tultOnsi, and you
will "a. on throw gh the world a. you ought 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

e 10000 bottles of the Improved
Wahpeae sale IN the United states and GansdA
In conseQusnee II Is sovereign efficacy TunOvaug de-
color the dsu and foT IL Is dsi iucreans lt Dc
chained a. the General DE- POT Of the Inventor No Z5
Chsubes-st and OF the principal druggists u tie Ged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

MINES Co 's-Nith the commencement VI another sea
son JENNINGS Co present 20 their cufio ners aud
The public ne ana fashionable assortment OF Ready made
Clothhs a. prop,iste thereto Their Cloths Cassmsrss
and other fsbics imported direct from the hst snu
houses IN Europe ed into shape BY the mo
skfu cut the United States add made faithful
wo1kmeD in the nsaest possible Hence the UNI
Vslea regulation Of their Iesdy made apparel and OF the
suits mace In the department OF their
extensive establishment To he present stock especial
attention isinvited JENNINGS Co : fall styles In Pan
taoots Vests &c embrscc immense vssty Of patterns
many OF which been imported Tor their Establishment
sxciyely Esp cis attention Is directed their fall
Ves,s-a syle exclusively their Gentlemen about 20
repen.h their wsrdr bes o the will ind every
sn London or Paris al the store Of W 7 JENNINGs Co
No 23l Brosdwsy, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

rxcn,uoK. --BFrnE & Co., No. l56
Hv,sa~ sy respectfully solicit the attention Of the pabs to
ssSssa Fashion fes sentlemcns Hats
IY- Nothing is hszarded in saying that
the rcre. h.sr,s have produced the most eeeant MAJ
sss~ea tks Fall fof richness ma'eFts and e@faase u
vrAmsaship it has 40 rival STANDARD price. sa -
No II rark.rew, opposite the A''ot house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

RHEUMATISM CURED.-ThOusand OF
have been cured durns the past year. comprising every
form o. this painful and hitherto ncurabe disease from the
recent lnammstory, (acutel attended with swsngs aud
enlargement Of the Joints old Chronic Of 10 10 ~
yesr standing crppes for years These have been cured
by that celebrated remedy, Mortimores Rheumatic Com
pound and BlOod Purifier which vegetable spirit 10
erna remedy put forth foE this disease alone Call aud
examine testimony fiom physicians Minister'S
and citizens Of high ding throug the United States
w. V. ALEXANDRA Co. Central Office
No. | BarclAY-st, Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
HosrrRy AND UNDERGARMENTs-THf

BEsr GooDS raE LOWEST PRICES Alteration H9vitea %
the extensive stock Of tue Mammoth Hosiery
Ne lOt sow.r, siusle call VIII convince ANY one thsi
much he by buying directly from the msan'A'
turers and itnpoqtegs A RANAIN Co.
Holsters No loi Bosery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
H The Fall style of Hat as introduced

w IHt j UT ~ " VI t1I'' no III "
by RAFFERTY, LEAsK, at their two stores, corner OF
Chatham aud Pearl SITS, aud No 81 Chatham opposite
ChambsIst Just the thir There Is nothing clumsy
or swkwsrd about them A gets one on, he
straghtens himself UP aud fees that II he has
money in his pocket he looks though he had and that
roes great WY 1--WE have certificates TO this effect with.
out number" and II any Gent win call up n we will
convincs hin, bat him and make him look ike gentle
man IL be never ola before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
A DEATH-BLow TO PRETENDERs. -

n LIZA ~ NJ L4'bhh''
CkIsTADoEo has brought preparation for the Hr
called the Hair PieseIver and BezutSeI which predict
will take the esd OF every other Article Of tie knd
advertised In this country The gloss which T. the
HAIR and its sect stimulating he growth Of the hbres
81 epTod uciug them where they have fallen 0f well
calculated TO take al Who Il ~ surprise one spphca
ton scuf oEndTOA sni te Article canrO be TOO
strongly se,msndsa a. OF ca'iug pti0as elL
stinss buns AbIssoUs # the - sc TIE preparation
for sac o. IRIsTADOROs, No. Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

II The best place to buy your Hats
this fall is Of FREEMAN, at the Union Hat store no W
Fulton-st Price s. and s. 60-equa TO those sold Tor
Cbidens Beave Hats OF every variety all the new styles
white black aud pearl Military Caps new reeIauon'
FkEEMAN NJ. 80 fulton st.