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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
II Some of our EXCHANGES seem to feel

" Some of our exchanges seem to feel
no tile pride that couple Of 1--we German Princes
have seen ft to visit us. Oae is prob ably a
brother or cousin of the Duke Of Mass, u, tho in
dependent Monarch Of an immense territory on
the Rhine, IS miles long by 80 vide; the othsr is
from little principallty, which was given to Mas
sau in 1896, and to Prussia 10 1914. What the
extent Of Weld was, we have not thu means at
hand of deciding. but it's capital, Neu~ied-a
bright spot in Germany as place Of perfect lio-
ety OF conscience is town Of some seven
thousand inhabitants. The Prince Of Neu We'd
who is here, is probably relative Of Prince Maxi
milan, who Travelled very extensively in both
North and South America, some years since, and
made 6ne CT Elections OF natural history, which
are now in the modest palace 1t Neuwied. The
ruling Prince is a msn Of about 80 years, and mis-
chioren are respectively but seven and nine years
Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
wuIG PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The Wing Primary Meetings yesterday
were very well attended, unusually quiet
and every way more respectable than
usual. We should say that nearly one
tenth of the Wing electors voted, and not
quite so many LocO-FOcos, and that not
more than three-f ourths of the votes were
nut in by men who were paid fox 1t, or
were bought up in droyes TO vote as some
epplover or striker desired. There was
q good deal of money spent in stimulating
the patriotism and sharpening the discrim-
alton Of the sovereigns, but rowdyism was
objectionable, drunkenness lowing, per
haps, 70 the unreasonable hours was all
but unknown, and gooo feeling was general
In msny Wards the more active wings
came together beforehand, agreed on can
didetes TO be supported, and had no contest
at the Election-to the great disappolnt-
ment and chagin of the gamblers ana
suckers. On the whole, DO Primary Meet
ING Of either party had been held ia our
Civ for ten years which could compare
with this in fairness and decency' As we
have ,yful hope that this is the last Oh
the Kind. we ere glad to see the hoary rep
robate so serious and exemplary IN his dy-
ing hours.
What these Elections portend we 90
MT enrirely inow; but we believe the re-
sult secures good nominations generally
For Sheriff, it is reported that ex-Ald'
I,vrs KELLY Of the lid Ward is the ia
vori-e. Should ne not be nominated, then
ZoproR MILL of the With Ward will be
and TWO better men than these are hard
IL 10 be found in our City. For Mayor, re-
nor, SAYS Hon. J. PHILLIPS PHGNIx stands
prominent. For Congress, the reports are
HE 70 the nomination Of JAMES Bow
IN. down town. JOSEPH p. VASNUa'
(Xv,h Ward &c.) and JAMES Brooks
(un.toNn1 From the other Districts we
have no reliable adsices and, indeed, We
do not know that those above named arc
to be dominated, but only that such are the
nreynlent reports. On the whole, we
look for the formation of good tickets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
FALL VESTS AT Jennings & CO... -

The mos ssng povely produced 10 the C thing business
this season the se Of t.l Vests Just Introduced y
M obtu,ye OF hsshy shout them but they have al s OF
hish shon which sr,ss the eye In mo nent aud CON
pes the M an Of taste sdm their superiority Toe ran
sops this week by the same urn arc alto
s.hsy uo,ous In cut ara material IESNlsGsS Cos gou
ersl ,toeA OF tsll and Winsr Ready Made oi'nns
A 10 believed tho most exclusive $3.50 tuent OF rIoc<
Drees sne Rossts C"ss AID SACKS ess and rAntsoons
ever offered In trs CITY la the der Oeoatment the hnest
Cloths Cashmere. Ac will he futd and 'ui suits OF parts
of suits are furnished IN few hours 20 gentlemen with
whom dstach IL O. onjc In this branch the hest cut
ts are emp ed Aod The principal 10 advised b. eVefv
steamer Of the slightest change. which may oeHr In tue
s.hion. abroad W. JsNNiNGs
No 2Sl BrosdS ay, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
By TELreRApH.-The State Fair at

By TELEGRAPH.-The State Fair at
Cleveland seems to be very successful The city
is crow ded with Strangers, among whom We no.
tee the names OF many distinguished politicians.
Another horrible railroad accident is reported;
this occurred on the evening Of the 18th, at
Almond, on the New.loik and Erie Railroad.
See also the letters Of our correspondents ia re-
lstion TO il. The cholera at Cincinnati and at
Buffalo has disappeared or is greatly on the de-
crease. We have some later news VIA NewOr.
leans from Mexico. Rebolledo had proposed to
surrender, on & guarantee OF the lives Of himself
and comparisons. Daniel Webster has sued the
CITY Of New. Orleans for S25, 0O0-his fees in the
Gaines case. TIE survey OF the railroad from
Portland to Halifax is advancing rapidly. Twelve
stores and several dwellings were burned at
Rsvenrs, Ohio, on the 18th inst. Mayor Perry,
OF Albany died yesterday Of cholera morbus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
NAN IN THE PILLORY.

UILiam Wright is one OF the Senatorial
Electors for Pierce in New-Jersey. We
venture to say there is not a sincere, intel
hpent Democrat in NewJersey who is not
heartily ashamed Of thai nomination. The
assumption by which the Democratic party
wins most of its aoherents imports that it
is the party of Labor as against Capital
Of Poverty rs against Weath-yet every
man who knows " iiam Wright does
know that it is Money, and nothing but
Money, which has given him this position.
Had he been poor man, who had always
voted the Democratic ticket, and had soil
cited this post, his request would have been
,cofIed at. But he is very rich-is known
to be lavish in the disbursement OF money
for Political purposes when it may contrib
NE to Ills own advancement-emp
large number of workmeO, mainly Wings
md it is hoped that his money and his
property influence will largely contribute
TO swell the vote for Pierce in New Jersey.
There is not an honest reason which can
be rendered for this selection which Is not
thoroughly discreditable to its authors and
a rebuke to their Phurioaic pretensions to
Democracy.
Mr.. Wright was, during all the honor
sble portion of his mature life. Wing
and protested the most unbounded devo-
tion to Wing principles and measures.
Yet in 1912, when tho Wings of his Dis
trict had fairly nominated a most estima-
be and capable candidate for Congress-
man whose qualifications were out of all
proportion 10 WTight's-the latter did not
hesitate TO become boiling candidate
against him, sus aimed by the opposite
party and by such Wings as his ledger
influence and the persuasive might Of a
ten dollar bill could swerge from their
party integrity. Thus backed, he was
elected-noroIiously, by the lavish expen-
diture of money. We don't say who sup
piled the money; but if the truth could
be ascerrained, and wa hal 70 bet ten
thousand dollars that Wright paid it out
of his OVID pocket or fifty cents that some
body else was fool enough TO squander 1t
for his sake, we should unhesitatingly
give the odds rather than take them. Ar
all events. the District was thoroughly de-
bauched by tn utterly VI precedented out
Law of money. which sowed the seeds OF
enduring and widespread corruption. II
Mr.. Wright were to devote all his great
wealth. 10 purposes Of the purest philan
thropy, he could hardly counterbalance
the moral evils which that contest has oc-
cssioped.
At the next election for Congress, (l844. J
the Wings declined to provoke another con-
test with his wealth having the great
Railroad Monopoly to fight at the same
time in the person of the Polk candidate
for GoyernOr-snd the Opposition, having
So vehemently supported him two wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

a wewish any doubling, faint hearted
wing could have been at Constitution Hall
'ass evening. So large Ward Meeting,
"1u such Enthusiasm, especially during the
curious speech of 0sDEs HOFFMAN,
"Oaiu nave d'spelled all his apprehensi ms
and 'hawed out his GOODNESS. M.s.r.
ULLhANN, RAYMOND. Co,v,x IT,.
MAPoE ard MAY, spoke well: bu. Hoyr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

nomination does not arouse them 10 extra
ordinary activity, swelling their vote ana
ensuring their signal triumph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

FAMILY GkoCERIEs, TEAS, &c.-J. o.
Fowlss Nos 40 and as Green ~ieA and No Is vssy.t
Asss hss ssortment Of 6os green and esnk Teas
white and bv~s sssar Java and other CoHsss and sy
o~oosr,ss ks- ~hish he os for sale 81 the 0weS market
pStsss vAesssais M retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
Bors'. YourH's AND INFANTS CLOTH

ING AT GyNR'S BALAAR -GENiS opens toosJ, N o''
Bsysar No bis bIOsd~sy, several eSscs OF eoth iolsn
and Infants C,thns inyuord from fsh slthn 'he iss'
tbrec Ia this w. by tho hssTe sssnl-
This Importation ~itb the Fail Goas Ia the same Zoe
have him wtnfn the preseot nohto en- .oss
GEsIs 20 ~. pubic 81 Me- YORK the mos, 70
cberbe eater stNo sDd attractive sssHtm7nt o. ooJs
lOutb ants clothing that hiss ev-T BEEN 81
eIts the 81 the f they ali understand and can
appreciate the snoh stook-to visit his bsHas
~ s.,,s., onuottpptty Ne sssIes them that the exhi
hilton " be- sniey oodeI ted IN this coantiy ana 10
vie. them 10 cali and udg. for ITEMS Ives bh a 10 ths
besu,y aud style o. the suees, ana tne mo'osuoo u
Jacket. Vests PantsooDs ssoss prook coats over
oosts &c 40 hr Boys from ten to sixteen as o. .ge
,nc~ a bp able sbshmeDts In Psrb VI London In the
Infant Department that can attract ne eye OF
The ts,tei mott e will be- fouod In thuT me dlspav az
Grams Razaaf thus srts the commencement OF ne+
ara I'm the Infants Boys and Youths Clothing Business
TIE prices In ell esses arc NAKED a. tne p0s'oe
figure. . 10 .. A.; a ~. i'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, SEPT. Il, 1852.
for pyoudrnL
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jersey.
Fcr Fsoe- PreriSeuf
WILLIAM a. GRAHAM, Of North. Carolina

~ The T'buHe served in this City, srOOSlyn. VII
hssbus and Jersey CITY for ~ esot. ~een PAYABLE
Names sent TIM Ugh The Post Ofss or Penny
Post Will BE promptly pissed the Carriers books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
VERxoNr.-The Montpelier Freeman
lIIals) has returns of the vote for Governor Il
2l3 towns, which add up

For Fairbanks (Sco'D. --.-.---...- ~ OO5
For Robinson (PieTce). .-....--..-..ltO9
For Brsinerd (tIale). --...-..--..--. 9OiT
Fairbanks lacks ,l36 votes Of being chosen
The remaining towns can poll but some 1000
votes in all, and will barely effect the result
Fairbanks has about 5000 plurality. Though
nothing wa, said publicly about the Maine Law
yet it is bound to go in Vermont, and that well
known fact snelled the vote Of the Pierce party
The Freeman divides the new House.
Wings. 100: ALI sorts 80
SENATE-Whgs-- %: All others
The Joint Ballot makes all right.
CoSGREss.-Meachem and Tracy Whigs) elect
ed IN Districts |, and IL. and Sabin Whigl has
about 600 plurality in District Ill. plurality
elects next time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

PRrNsyLvArIA.-DOc Nathaniel ".
San pie is the Oppe siticn candidate for Coaxrsu
In the Lane .ster District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
LApIrs' BoNNErs-FALL AND W,srv.

srylss-R T. WILDE No 20 JOan< Nv TAs ~
signed receiving BY every the latest Ps,
fsshisps and Oo~ prepared 10 exhibit 70 nh a-rs aoS
stherx dih-Ieot styles Of Hats the "a. 80
Isaes' S.ua Roonrts Lsaies Sk BOa nets Laa.s $40
and IAce Rounets Lsrs Velvet aTd LaSe Bonn.A aud In
t.ot eycsy insx,0aJy and mate whcs be Will oaer Az
reSsetioe OF -s.t ~ cent below th- proes
He vos Ia vtte the attention 81 those ~ishng pa
bv the Scss o 10 his pest V1-y Of syA aSs to
te Superior ana setes Hp u every style o. Lses
as,.rI. psst.ru Han Tor milhnsu 4 ~ wILDs
No ~ John st N Y. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

Delegates 10 whis state Cs.vesasa.
Cncs<o Co Henry 8 Condo.
RsnIsc~oy Co Charles wslrsth, Palassss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

Twctty per cent saved JAMES OsrsoA No 80 LIBERTY
st oAers Tor sale ne~ and assortment o Laees tl
hrsterieS White Goods Dress InmoiusS Bonnet hlononS
Glove. Grapes Flowers sc &c Merchants who wien 10
save twenty per cent by paying cash Tor the Abo'e goos
are invite1 TO exauipe my stock before parehasnE
JAMgs OsTAOA. Ne. St LIberty-st,
next door 10 Pos. Offsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
n HENRY l.. FssrnR is on hand with

one of the asOtnens ready made Clothing and FUR
sshng (vsds pr.Siuos IN this market Va no see
hs beautiful .t lee u s clothing and yoa can
not TAI. To purchase be offers such extremely low peos
~ so a,fy ali conpetition No y COuftlandtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
BUSINESS NOTICES
NV. YORK aLrRoPoLTTAS TAILORING

NywYokK NETROPOLITAS TAILORING
v-..,,..Yxr 90 S55 s,osa~sJ. corner OF AothooySe-
1870 th- Broad ~.y Sank AID Taeaef -Aio~ me .n.
...,~ ~ o.ise a before yoor Doce' 81 voc -
- a.,trs VOC nv b-t s-rio.s 81 tsiio tos,thsi
49,. ,..o,,c-s "a nv bsnsse sm oOiD< me
SxI OgreTs Cota'ss BUSHES IN tns port .oa 9.s as
q ,o ,fbcprs attach. q the U snip No''h ,, s9ip
m ship hs,ssippi u. .niJ G.'maotown, ~ 600 s1l
1al,n II T. brs Psrr &c shsl FL noeosa =, yssat Of
,sm, ny 1.ssiIsh eIt OdcsD who m.ys and UD-
fSof6 or Foui,p E, thsi mssins !s 10 toe INT
Sr,se ,ot III. sVy ard Marie Corps b- i.tet
b. A printed and Dr.. sht,sosrtrnent Wash
isflt Is received BY from The navy GeoRcE P. Fox
pstop. DC g
D,ALoeuE BETWEEN Fa1mh ,., AM 00-
e.. y..b,r ,~e. sbst !. t n n.'I''
a. -. zoo, Of KNOX tno
g. e. "a crowd Il ru.nIhs ~.
- 4. tbe cause OF oil fhsoia
IT, ,...op wny the Pc PIE noct1
FA1HEs- - nuuh<r the store OF hNOA'
ID - spse toe Hs, h. MAKES
ss;sh The baels % tOwo 81 Esys takss
t.@.o.- b,s yle = more suoefo
~. ira ip,roduceo ny the herd
~ h.,xr Hs H.ts exceeding hna.
figbt and .s%y 70 the hesd 10 his hae
None be. surVss-so his tzs'e or ssllL
Ara :. he imo,oses theJ never Will
HI, Fall STYLE IL Oot aud goes Win rssIs'
IT'S s6spteo by ali mtn o. taste.
IL Ia tfuly elegant 400 ~nAt Is ho'''
Itsold for oo,lsu ohiy -Four -,
Which sesn" To Exoe,.io',, y,,,oo.st-
Ksox 70 stli at MS pOst In the ooa blii''Ne'
Csil ard bis fall style o. ia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

INpIArA.-Hon. Daniel Mace has hee,
rrnominst.d by the Opposition as candidate q
Congress in the Lafayette pis!t,G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

~ My husband was cured of Consump-
tion by W.TTss Ne Antoote His cough wsss bad
though choke him No tongue can describe hoS
how he was He IL now 10 hearty. sound he,lth
MAEY HILL, No. l2i Perry ST.
Sold by all the Druggists DepOt No is Ann-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

D Cg.rpAusrsrEr VS.. BRoADwAr'

si,,e the .,e,t # RAYVEKTY LEASE ne en-. ~ -,
ps.r. a. Shstbsm At ar Of tas oF9aaw oa tSs
has ben on the wane. me poon~ "a a.nsst 81 =
Cns's A.. !. dollar e.. the Pnes We uaaeI-
s.snD thai il IL in coniempatoo to psn. n ,ag.
80 ri N service Of plate ioI 'h7li quo y ~ ~
~ a. q, Inc ooint Of perfection at winch
M sI,i,ed They certainly nshy deserve th1 ts'
hey " ,rcre 1cb soss eies-nt specimen OF III. We
MOI Isl w -, \, An tbst Wi tney prOhscs TnsY nave
on. ca tn con,r Of Chatham and Peail ara one
~ 81 ChatbsD-st opposite Chsmoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
Othoe Of the Association the Exhibition Of the Indus
try Of All Ma ions, Ns~-lork, No. 50 Broadway
NoTICy To IRON Proposals

will he received at this Oce until Tuesday 2ls inst for
the Cast Iron WOrk either IN who'e part Tor the
euoibs for the Exhibition Of the Industry OF All Nations
70 he erected in this CITY The work 10 p siu consisting
chiefly Of columns with their b4ss pisces sod oonnseng
pieces ano gircleS VArs ia weight fOm GOO ibs TO y"
he The ends Of the columns boe pieces aud connoene
pieces will r, qulGe To he faced In lathe
Parties otegins viii tho prce OF tire esstins per
pounc facing included. also the price Der pound ~lthou
being faced that the Association accept either the
one The Other, they viii also state how many uHs they
vii deliver per week
The wtole quantity Of castings required will be about
1870 iubs b. delivered the site Of the building
on Rs.er so square between Attn 43d-st on bth av
patsros viii ~ furnished BY the Association For fut.
ths particulars workrs drawings sud soecihcau ,Ppy
tttbis Office By OK der VA WHgTrES Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

MuRcp.-The most conspicuous ana
,, .s,.blsbansrt on Third-a il the Ha store
~ ~ 49, No Zyn cor # Crane cy park. It's fali
a., F,it and Ss Has eeesnt a. MS sore .nd
H.f ,ayius much Mr. MUCH has eviosrtIy "
li,x us notice he has offered przs OF eo1 tIr .he
-, .o,o deseripve OF the beaUt and utility OF the usl
IA. we mo- il bons foe oher and We Know OIL
-, vbo viii Ia their sail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

following aggregates of votes cast Tor state Vi
GERS and Congress at the recent EI4'tIon
WIT O,posi,ton
S,c saf, JenkIns.. OF McCiesry ...... lh,-si
1.d,tor Porter ...li RS Psuee .........ltsl1
Tytasuye- . Horn ......l49i2 Morris. ..--..;l o,IeJ
sia,orti,es-Mc Clesry .....l S57; Psr-s 2,Ojo
mOTns..-- Lon
Da CorSre" o.-o
l. P Viele. so b. Hem ..--....g ioS
II JP Cook..-....77U Il Cisrk.---.--. IL ia
MojCrities-Henn .-.....-l ,bO3i Cox --'-----oo'
The Wings OF Iowa eau poll lo'OOo votes Tor
Gen Scott il they organize thoroughly and work
ethciertl,-and that vote will give hun the State
Wings Of Iowa the vote of your State IS wan
ed for Scott and you can give it! Take hold,
every man of you and so orgsnizs that you will
be sure of polling every Scott vote, be tho
weather as it may DO 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
SrprrMsER HAT.-LEARY IL Co.,

SEPTEMBER HhT.-LEARY q Co''
l.ssr, and Of shoo for 3sntlsmen' Hats nos
8 ana Astor House Broadway The pattern ~ sep
ts,e nov ready u Invested OF svsy e1a1esr4on eno
1910 eor6p,d In Us nses rules Of arr neoTed 10 tns
cor pletiop OF II. s,mnstTio firm Relieving me exco
m.pt or mOnstTotes 10 have abaed ue slvshVion u g
style f septenber ossred for their acceptance aAo
approval.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

BILLIARD BALLS FOR CALIFORNIA;
u,,pf.ctpr.d and for sale by TRos W Ball. No y
spTuce, Merchants sno table keepers viii md thsm oil
az ., nor ous lity. and We worth their sttenri N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

1 DIsBhOw's Riding School is now
ma, N, th r.c.o,iop Of orpis Honrs for Lsdias d4V
nom sAp to3PM. Gentlemen from 70 An. AID
u \ PM No . 4Jh-sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

An EssAY.-Webster defines the word
Hat a. GOV, riDs the hat hELio corner OF brah
vsy spd Csbst declares that Hat hOud be feodeTeo an
ornament for the nead To u. III Of lite mome't what
defnoo philo'oeiss may sE,s upop 80 ons q, We
question oould be twted into any hios else une~ 4
ess b,ik In 1t and MtLIo just the "u'er who eau III
yos 10 Hat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
To IJrrKAsr MEr-A $50 PRIzE.-

To LITERARY MkN-h 9OO NIL
NuRcg ~,I p.y the above for The best fosm 70 pc 80
S,cSed by competent Literary COMMITTEE. oeseIpuve OF
a. Hat Tbis ps m be written In the haeo s'y-'
oistt al not 60 81 tines and aust be sent "a 70 IN
q a NuIch No Zjo by tho lot ot Oc1ooeI Al Snioh
,ins tbs .u sd VIII paid and INSIDE known ConpetS1r'
Tor This bee pgs- requested T. aonek ihsu eA
"a Address 90 their pOsns under sset when wiz ho'
ha ousn.d eIeepL 10 tbs case VI the sons oelns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
=, revor TEX BEAUTIFUL

" Tbsy .Orrowed for the be.otIfuii
sae persisted 10 HES spr1sg.
,,,iue bed soien one bright piarl9
That huoyed hsr sptI es vtnk
meath walled bs-ids her shsdOvless,
Through Pl-s'urs's rosy bo~.rs,
While II Dc concealed her spoilers shah
Beneath her budding ISeD;
Ye: som-thifE Of the lovely one
Afeerop sril re sns-
Abnlislt shadov OF herssH
Belo~ a e sides remains.
Her form is dust. s'illed Is tboee tones
Mors dolcet ihaa The lute,
Herimsee friumphs owe desth-
Dasuereotyped BY Roof.
p,o-,s Gallery No Se5 BToadWay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

~ KELLOGCs Fail SIyIbs OF UVHV'O
~ Hat. now r,sdy up.urO ny any for elegance OF
tsss The public are invited 70 eH' ine S.''rs PuI
One Price. hELL"'S' " -, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

MADAME SuNTAG AT bRADf's.-Inis
upriv.,d Queen Of Song visited BRAoYs Nsuona GALLERY
on Monday last arc soo@d her portrait 70 ms 80
eoscriOr Il eminent persons exhibition ~ NO 10
Broad uay corner Of FULTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
GA flourish of rumpets often an

ER A flourish OF rumpets oIIeu du-
uonnc.s ,ory .b ~ Sometimes particularly utnV'ting
"A "A AT thus btTe the pubj Ia THIS way tue
ur dollar man @desvUrs gull Tho puohc ~ pfodIo,ns
the old Cashmere Hst and calling somsthlns n7~ am o
~. ~. nysntio. bnt the tnek dont thrive, Uncle sam
h mol 10 BE- sped Truly tho u the Jenny Lnd ete'
must be shaded thnk hst such PatrS arth " OF a.
tsm,n, "a bo, out q STYLE u Hat fashionable ten y.,fs
$50 a. su.hinr isiu. and u his invention, would
sooeseo With deer mlans public. II y'n want 400
Hal esn In Of fsPErCHEiDs. No lV' Na"snst' c9.hsI
~ Ar Al and ace n IN. Hats at q So DOT better, finer
and tastier than soy HAT sold In broadway fot w.
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FINE lNpIA SHAwLs.-\n invoice re-
,<iyed in store this day vaus from $500 to sSo each
ust imported among ieh Of the InoSt bsauufal
'''' '>'''' TITTASy CUTTING, Nc 81 Broadway.
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Two eRKAr WONDERS some

Ieople s ensssses then health BY NJ to provide
sSsr % often and ~ h,shly nsnd-s s th 49,
feCalty. That they vii soncumes CAV Me-
fer,or scsas when at No. lea B,wrEv 80 O' 70,
durable updercOIhrs may be pa chased st very 49, sas
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III 'twere do1e-Shen II, drne,
Tlen 'twerr bestit we're done quickly"
Means, XII tho Be- buss evofy one,
BEFORE they come too thicslY

q This work ,hOuld b. performed now.
Bear In MIND that Lyon magnetic Powders will suniha's
every no1ous inject inAbly II eseh speci men WA
struck by s-pAs fab Of Ishu ira Moreover sac
contains DO poison Th- Msgn,tie Pills less
tain death rats bepo No AZ Broadway Pice - cents
yer fltss or box
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TIE DEAD BABr-

IHE Dad DAB -
"Uber. i, nv h'tle b other s1neF
Ourd.riirr daughter ,aid;
Her mother wepL but replied.
The little ehild IL dead
"Ob 10. rsp,l my hrot' er lives,
And gee hi. dimples smile. .
IL VIZ, the bows dsgceucotype,
In GURSEYs magic style.
Taken, No $40 Br,sdwsy, esrser OF Leonafo@-
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Eg Ladies returning from the country,
WISHING their Supply Of shoes for th- coming seon go ma
3, MuIts, 10 Csrs-s all the vaIious les Of GAtef'
Boots aud shoes Ladies Misses Lsds and Clii1ren ex
'eAeA' - s''''''' MrLLER's, No. l5i CsaAl-st-
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CRYING BagIEs CRYING BABES -
Are all the rare at TUTrLEs No Si5 Broadway large
nvoicf Jus resolved PoT sale whllesae aud retail the
lowest piics. Remainder, GEO. W. TUrTLEs In ponam
ana the No S45 Broadway