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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
CUBA

If ve may Judge from the Information
received from Cuba, and especially from
the letter Of our own moderate and we'll
informed correspondent, the discomfort OF
the Creoles has reached a point which
threate ms a serious outbreak. The publ
cation at Havana of such journal as the
10. del Pueblo alone evinces degree OF
resolution and courage which only needs to
become general in order 10 efface every
vestige of foreign sovereignty: and the fact
if be a fact-that arms have been dis
tributed through the island in considerable
numbers indicates a widely prepared con-
spiracy. The Captain-Genera. acts with
great severity, hoping no doubt IKE Ia
con, to suppress in the germ every stirring
ofrebellion. but his measures would seem
rather provocative than preventive OF pa
triotic effort. Indeed, it is more than pos
sible that hi, rigorous course is better
adapted than any other to favor the aspIf-
ations of the Cubans. II is, perhaps the
last drop in the cup of tyranny which might
else long have remained without overflow
Ing. And it may confidently be expected
that when Creole apathy and suggishues-
are at s>' supplanted by the energy of rage
and despair, they will exhibit n fiery aud
volcanic power which no superficial re
straints at the command of the Spanish
Government can keep under or subdue.
When q general rebellion does take place
among them. twill be as explosive and re-
sistlcss as one of their own tornadocs.
And in truth, nothing less than this is their
duty if they desire to make good in the
ewes of the world their right to be free and
independent.
We see nocyidcnces in the present agi-
tation in the island Of a reliance upon out
ward help for the achievementof Cuban lib
erty. There is no Lopez to come from
abroad on whom they rest their hopes of sal
walton, and no invasion from the United States
Is lit ululu Siuy vi tiOh Puti'"''0hi' Ana
agitation wears oil the features of On in
terpa one, produced by local causes, and
carried on at the personal peril of native
Cubans. Undoubtedly there is some con-
nection between the conspiracy, if, indeed,
there really be one,-in Cuba and sundry
organizations of restless spirits in our own
country, but this is wisely kept in the
back ground. We believe there is no ex-
petition now organized here, and presume
none will be till positive revolt has taken
place in the island and the Cubans have
shown that their friends will not be left to
the fate of Lopez and his companions.
When such n manifestation has taken
place, it requires no prophet to say that
American aid will abound for the compile
ton of the work, but until then even the
ardent fibustier~ of the South will not be
anxious tc repeat the fatal experiment.
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r. The TARIFF QUESTION, or Pro-
lection anil Free Trade Considered" is the title
of Tract by the Editor of The Tribune which
he has been induced to prepare by the solicita-
tioI Of many friends that facts and arguments
bearing on that subject should be rendered more
accessible to the public. In this Tract, our view
Of the great practical question Of the day is
enuncisted with cleamess though with necessary
bleyity, ard We solicit for it the calm considers.
ton Of the Laboring Millions who are deeply in-
terested in proper decision. We do not desire
that one side only should be heard-let our view
Of the matter be compared with that Of our an
tsgonists as developed in the Tracts Speeches,
&C., wherewith they are now flooding the Coun-
Try. We ask only an earnest comparison Of cor
licting views and an unprejadiced decision.
Friends Of SCOTT and GRAHAM look at this
fact, and If you find it calculated to do good
aid its circulation. We do not ask you to aid
us-there is no copyright, and you are welcome
to print for yourselves if you can save anything
for the Cause by so doing. Ii there is clearer or
better view Of the question, give that the prefer
ence but at all events, lei the People know rhat
The doctrine Of Protection is, and Shy re ddrocote
ii. 1t is every day misrePresented and grossly
msligned by thousands Of Journalists and stump
ers who never honestly sought to understand it /;
it would elect SCoTT and GRAHAM by an over
rheu ing majority if the People only had it fairly
explained to them. Help us will you to set it
faih, before them
This Tract covers q pages octave, and costs $lj
per thousand, 81, per hundred, p cents PEI
dozen. We can print large numbers cheaper to
order by using poorer paper, but we do not think
that advisable. A Specimen copy will be sent to
every po,t-paid application nclosng postsgs
stamp. Friends see if this is not calculated to
10 good.
Editors whs DUMAS ~il oils, - sotc's ih, a.i
oher Traci. SOLD ~ coPe' Wu v sent 'h-n desired
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TIE Nhw PosrAGE Law ON NEwsrA'

The Nav PosTAGE Law ON NEwsrA-
rrRs. -CoRREcrloS.-ln the law as we copied ie
into The 7'tibsre, from the Washington papers,
newly passed, relieving the press to some easeas
from the evils to which il has been sao)ecssd'
there is an important error. Ii Is made TO APP
pear that new spspers must be prepaid at the OF
ice where mailed, in order TO secure the n'ey
per cent. deduction on the rate Of the one cent
postage IN fact, however, the law allows the ss-
vsnce payment TO be made at the office where sn'
newspaper is delivered.
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Nyw-YoRK STATE TEMPERANCE Al

NTW- DIRK NTATE IEHFEKNNVE ne
IIAscE-Notice Is given by The Secretary o. rms ooay
,hsi owing to the cholera at Rochester tne 'nes's
casa a, thu, Mace for the 18Th nt will DO held q, Utica
Instead Ia earnestly hoped that every Coua'y An
snce will be represented BY u appropriate nnmosr q
Deesaes and that at the rsss meetings OF tho aisr-
noon ard evening Delegates from all Temperance or.
saniss,ions and Local Alliances wi be present
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NEW vopv DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1852

By TELtsRAPH.-We get an item or
two Of us.svis Nsw-Ohesns, from Vera Cruz and
Havana; some newe tens from fh''adelpma
Louisville. Baltimsrs, &c. From Charleston We
,scsive f,r,ber accounts Of damages caused by the
I.,. form. There i, also paragraph in relation
70 Webster meeting at Wilmington ~ u
which seems to have been slsndsrly attended.
Tb.rews is of little general interest or import
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El.IlNOfs.

Special Di;pateh 10 The ~ Y Tribune.
GALENA, Ill.,, Friday Seps J. 1863
+. Il. WAsHBURNE, Esq, of Galena, was
yesterday nominated for Congress by the whis District
Convention a, Rockford. NV
.tp Mr. WAsHBURSE is most energetic and
untiring Wing, and was one of the Senatorial Del
egates from Illinois in the late Wing National
Conventon-for Scott all the time. He will work
for the Cause, and we hope for the luxury o.
chronicling his election. lEd.
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r. J. N. REYNOLDS, Esq, so well
known to the Wings of our City and state,
reached our City YESTERDAY, after a soloufn OF
nearly FIVE years in Western Texas. Scores OF old
fsnow-laboiers in the Wing cause greeted ham &C
the Astor House last night. We trust his voice
NAV be heard in the Canvass now proceeding.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND CRY

10 OOUNTRf mEhCHANIS hND I'll
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALES, 1871 POPULAR GooDs,
PoPuLA Ar srsTKM. AsD POPULAR PRICES.
We are prepared greet buyers VI Dry GOODS fsnkes
Motions, Carpets aud Oh Cloths with full new, and com
domestic Goods purchus.d early and Foreign Goods
living by every steamer. OUR SYSTEM giving univenJ
DRESS GOODS OEPsRTMkEr
inst opepios very superior display OF staple siks shd
English Dress Goods comprising: Popn', pacas meiino
Clohs entirely and shoice coon Also, Ashes OF
Roses7 shades Of psn MoDso De LANES; Persian Cloths
new and beautiful designs French Aennes and ue Lhnes
eli kinds Of WoOllen, Silk and Menno shawls, English
top 70 our display Of the various grades Of long and square
Shswls manufactur 10 this country
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
The Room devoted these Goods and which under the
supervision Of DAVID THOMAS purchaser ANA manAee
b worthy ofs visit ofnpecton. The array OF Wne bin7s
CsaShSs JsoOns Lawn. LaSe linen .sO'c aamas.
and almost unrivaled Also Towels Napkins Isoie oio
&o Of all quAties-bu, most particularly would We In us
behalf invite attention 70 the line Of s-a1n
20 this department. the advantages he offers 70 CLOSE ouSe"
must be sxamin cd and tested to be appreciated
The Purchasers and Managers OF the HOSIERY, OAHeI
and On. CLOTH, YANKEE NoTIoNs, and WooLES w.
PARTMENTs Invite the sosest scrutiny snd 'nspeSuoh VI
No" ''''' pdxgsTIc gooDs DEPARTMENT
Comprises every description Of Domestic Cotton oooos In
suSins all the styles Of Brown and Besehed shsens ana
PRINT AND GIseaAM DEPARTMENT.
One OF the sss0rtmen OF these oooas Of
bered 10 Retailers In this country. We only asa en- ispso-
20 Our Price, are underwriting and unifom-NErr CASH
We ARE prepared 10 grant accommodation Of time BY
addpr ptorest and taking paper payable al BANK
iva sbnI exhibit by the aid Of travellers through the
souptry full range Of Samples Of our Goods Orders scot
10 us viii dled With prouptne and despatch ano TOT
Uarded speedily all the winter BY tho medium OF expresses
"a Vi, Railroad, TO the North, South East OF
Wa TwEEpY, MouLTos PLinrToN
Importers and yobbers
No hrO.dWay
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foT California,

We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING The
Tribune for California; Oregon and the Sand
rich Islands. 1t will contain summary of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing Of the last steamers Money and Market Re-
ports Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk on Monday Morning. Price,
az cents.
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ter 10 on Hgmrias Friendly HORACE GREE.
LEY-being calm and lucid statement OF the
grounds OF radical difference between the { 40
great parties which divide the American People,
and the authors reasons for p'eierring and sup
porting the Wing party: A large and fair
pamphlet Of 10 pages Price $40 per thousand,
Gil per hundred, ~ cents per dozen, = cents
sIngy.
II ordered 10 be sent BY Nail ! cent for each 200
miles and under and cents loT over ~ miles must be
added 10 prepay postage
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MARrLAND.-We have frequen. and
cheering sdyicss from this gallant State. The
Wings are canvsssing it thoroughly, and their con-
fdsnco Of success is steadily Increasing. They
have grand rally in Baltimore on the 18th inst.
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Enr Rnrnne.

The L. S. Mail steamship Atlantic,
Capt. West, will leave this port TO-DAY at
noon, for Liverpool. Tie Semi Weekly Tribune,
containing all the latest news, can be had at the
Desk, This Morning, in wrappers, ready for mailing.
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" JoHN ii. BRADLEY, of indianapolis,
is tn Wing candidate for Congress ia tina Marion
District Of Indiana. lie Is an able, eloquent aud
worthy man, and will stump the District. lie
voted for Van Buren, in '1S.
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- TIE Tribuns 10 servee ia thb City, srooklyn, VII
nAusourrh and Jer,sy City tr 2 per week payable
to shs sss Names sent thrOush the Post oce Ps,ny
Post viii Be promptly placed 90 the csrTisn bOoks
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= "IRELAND,s ,usERIEs-TRe,

CaHse-by Henry T.. CARET," the leading essay
in The PfOtr, the Loon dad The AHrI for Sep
TENDER, is issued as Campaign Tract, ll6 large
pages, Ii shows the effects Of British Free
Trade on the Industry, rhrit and Prosperity Of
Ireland, as proclaimed bv her Patriots aud by m-
partial observers. Ii appeals especially to the
feelings and judgment OF Inshment Price $40
per thousand, 81 - per hundred . cents singy.
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Democrstic Admlnistraliou

This piunderins Of the public Trsasury b nsepsrasls
from Loco POGO Administrations. Particular tndvid.
uals may be honest. but with an Executive under The
influence Of such men - compose he Enprs Cub, and
oop:sol talo.boxss BY bruts sorss. u impossbls "
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, 1852.
For PresiG<nt
WINFIELD SCOTT, Of New.Jersey.
F~ Vfae-Prert6eat
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, OF North. Carolina

~ Advertisements for 7As Trb-ns Of Monday ought %
be sent IN bst0-e O'Clock on Saturday evening
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~ We learn that Miss Chesebro has
p,sS s'v novel. in oss vOlum., called IN, csRsrsu
L'ss- zAs-, ~ as Tsn,
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f. 5. CLEA vER's PERFUMERr.-ln
recommending to the trade the inmitsble Perfunery
uisctued by f. s. Ceever would call attention - the
Clarified Marrow, Honey Shaving soap Shaving Cres n
Bears Grease and Ssponsceous Tooth Powder bsins fa
superior those Of all other makers, and which
rant 10 give unqualified satisfaction.
W. J. DAVIS L Co, No ~ Courtlandt-st,
+ s. Cleav,Ts Sole Agents.
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Twenty-Five Of the Radicals are Dissentsrs,
or Protestants not of the Church OF England, as
are three Of the Wings and one Conservative.
FOty.one Of the Irish Brigade are Roman
Catholics as are one Wing and one Radical all
the rest (j79l belong at least nominAlly, to the
Established Church.
OF the whole number, $50 we're not in the last
House, but several Of them we're members Of
former Houses.
There are forty. three Lords in the House
lone Of then a RADICAL Eve Earls, Ave Marquises
and four Wseounts. The 'sns,' 'Rt. Hon.,
Hon. 'Gasrals,' Admirals,' 'COlOnels,' &c.,
ars too numerous 10 mention.
Among the petbyites. we note no names much
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r. We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
the following Campaign publications.
Friends of the Cause! call and see if you
don't want to supply every house in your
County, Town or Ward with
ETHE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with % Illustrations Of the most event
fu scenes in his illustrOus career including the
Battles OF Chippew wa, Lundy's Lane, Ceno Gordo,
Contreras, Chapultepec, &c, with his protection
Of the IRISH prisoners in Canada, &c. &c.-a large,
handsome pamphlet of thirty.two pages, on fine
paper-s ready at The Tribune office this morn
ing. Price 81 per hundred, 80 cents per dozen, 3
cents single.
When ordered to be sent by Mail > cents for
under 500 miles and cents for over 500 miles
must be added, as the Post Office Department re-
fuses to send without prepayment Of postage.
Also,
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT broad sheet TO be hung up in dwell.
ings ana public places-wth eighteen spirited Illus
trations-will also be ready, and viii be afforded
for $40 per thousand. s ! per hundred or cents
sxgly. Terms, Cash lnieIioly.
II to be sent by Mail cent for 900 miles and
under and cents for over 800 miles mus: be added
to prepay postage.
II THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
SCOTT IA GermaR-the same size, illustrations,
and price as the English Edition. Also,
TIE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
in French; the same style, price, &C., as the
foregoing.
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RHEUMATISM CuREp.-Thousands Of

RHEUMATISM CURED.-T'hOusands of
esseshaye cured dunt tho past gear compns every
form Of this psBal and hitherto ncurabe disease from the
lnsmmstory, tacutel attended with swengs snd
enlargement Of the joints 20 old Chronic Of 10 20 ~
years standing cppes for years These have been cured
by that celebrated remedy, Mortinores Rheumatic Com
pound Blood Purifier, which Is vegetable spirit in
remedy pot forth for this disease alone Cal aud
exame tesiimong fOm physicians ministers merchants
and citizens Of high standing throughout the United States
w. V. ALEXANDEE Co, Central dice,
No. Bafcay st Aston House.
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F.S. CLEANERS PsIzE MEDAL HONEY

SoAP-Ths celebrated article which IS slo we'd TO Be the
hpest toilet SOsp In the world Is being c0untered
BY uDpDcped pesons who hawking II about the city
The trade aud public hereby cautioned AGAINST being In
posed in purchasing their counterfeit trash. The only
eensire is imported by w. ]. DAVIS Co. No. 40 Court
isndtsf f. Cleaver's sole S. Clesyers SOAPS
and PeIfumeJ may be had al q, frelas drug and fancy
aADNln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

q GENlN's Fall styles of Gentlemen's
Hats Wa issued Saturday, the 2lst inst.
GENiN, No 2l4 broadway, opposite st Pauis
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WI. Il. ROBINsON's SPEECH

New-Hampshire Democracy ard Catholic Emanci
pation-l6 pages. Price $40 per thousand, 81 ,,
per hundred, cents singly.
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The NEW HOUSE or COMMOSs.-From
Lows Classified List Of the nav House Of
Commons" now before US, and apparently made
up with much care, We compile the following
statistics.
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ryA Public Meeting of the Citizens


- CIV, yoR 1872 --GrNiN. No 2lf bfosd"ay MS 'he
,. 4, nnounce the int oduction Of an entirely ne"
ssxie Of Hats Tor preseot fall ssAson- 4,
chsrao,ef Of It's sppointmen that this hat dihers
scu tyery other has he inventor maauiaouIef mas
hith, 10 produced The beaver OF Which Is Imo9'sa d
a. ,..x hpe, quality ard texture The shape and propor
so,s ~ "esp snd ssGrable" and IL 10 the most S'
60, helms sreeuen OF is hat that has ever appeared
In ne American field Il fashion
vie n,nr snr tim mic Is novel 10 their style aud the
slemrrs Of perfection every department OF the art o
sstipf TO 10 embossed aud twned into shape IN TINS
novel srS peerless fabric
The fdends anc customers OF GESIN viii recohect ,ns
IL sec principle with han 20 uaae no eSre cnsrse '3 ~
material contour aud finish ~ his has Tpe piloe VI ~
N,NS Be.yer feIt fr 1854 will therefore - YOUR
GtNIS No 2l4 Broadway, opposne II tsois.
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E- The public must not suppose that
"VAx DEVsENs Improved Nahpens,r by 81 immediate
mechanical Application viii produce Dew aud eeau ful
growth on char gsy hair to i Earur color the ina OF
few weeks win cOneusvey show the most favorable re-
sus Sold 81 the General DeP5l No Is Casn6srs ST. and
prncip2l Oruggis.s Il tie city.
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SUGARS AT REDUCED PRICEs.--
stusu's Refine SuFsr, lbs; Crushed Sugars lbs.
Brown Sugsrs and lbs Tbs place 70 get god Teas
and Co.ss also Peaches and Plums cheap Is a. PAEKERs
No. 20 Broome-st.
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nus1rEss NOTICES.

RocnKsrIR, LookroRT AND M rAIh :,
"a. refer to the nottcs IN another column Oh
~. srse. rOu,s TO the Falls The road equipment ana
...nt arc excellent ard the country for tho whole
1890. rs aai,es) very heaHiifu and fertile.
uA Public Meeting of the Citizens
~, yorl orposrn N . RAILROAD In BROADWAY VIII Dc
s.a AZ Iarsyes Halt Broadway, 90 Tvssp.S $500 $500,
NEXT Sep, "A O'Clock, when the Report OF @
tnr OF Twrnty-ons cs-us ap ,oined 81 ue noosNs N''
on the sd August viii be pr-srnted
Citizers ser orally are invited 20 auena. rA.ir,,,
By order: JAMES n "'
Ioux 6RpfFN Secretary.
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II. no sooner il an article Wa \ estab-

hhes in IN isputasn than there sPPear numerous c-oek
es ready to appropriate 20 their base purposes ts far
lame Thus has IL been with DAvss Rshvene. the pro
piietor Of which the first % call lato action
sneed natural laos Tor the restoration Of grey hair 70 is
.sIhst color, sotness, and growth. Look out oT the
DANss kshv.re. Price 50 cents per bottle For
- - Nes-rs. Depot Nc. SO Grand st. snd 81 Nos 1872
81 $50 ~ 80 ashngonst So hndson-st - Bow-ry
Ansnns-st Brooklyn ''''' Nv T-'''N - A-1 '''
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R KlLLosG's Fall Styles OF Gentle
49,, Hats resdy unsurpassed by any for elegance or
tas,s The public are invited examine before purchasing
o." pics f KELLoGs No. 1913 CaUai.st.
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n Best quality Crushed Loaf Sugar.

G Tor pounds
Best quality Powdered Sugar Z c FOR pounds.
Best quality Grsnulsteo Suzsr. I % fl pounds.
Best quality Steam Refined W hte SUGAR, lOr1 20 mas
Very handsome, Steam Refined Yellow sugar. for
POUNDS.
Handsome New Orleans Sugar, for pounds
Best quality Old Government Java Cfee Ia per pound
Good Jaws Coffee. per pound.
Best Young yson Tea per pound
Extra fine NOuog tyson Tea per pound.
Best Oolorg Tea, 4. per pound.
Pure Fnglis0 Breakfast TIA, 81 per pound
~ These Teas imported especially for 10 an
carefully selected by old and experienced Tea
faster with particular reference 70 strength sweetness AID
decsCv of flavor Sud w.rr-tPd equal Il not g1peOr
70 any Teas now for sale in this market.
ALBRO 1 BROTHERS.
No. li6 Bowsry fourth door above Broo st, and No 81
GTsnd-st., second block east Of the Bowery.
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warns NEEvoJs AETiDOTE.-When
80 hsvs td svsrythirr slse sai sv-n 10 il dsspsr y
Ia an II COS 10 sOOe Il shat cost you notnivs no us
- ~ r.oa-y II il is not found esoeheiL
/ PYsr No Is tsn-st, or NO - GreeuvleaSt-
TLyo, At TIE WHITE House.
LES s-nauos
F-oz tie ad-au.=trsaors
n, bar. o. hsss .00sd T-st1rs
la - Wa;- Hone % .-fer,
or he sa3 nlce vie trLtsD,
"a A. Prss1~lf's -atn---
Les -. f-e. - al Len
s5ou8 b. Pozeerth-n and pnts-u,
In.-r 4 aai = .u-ssins-
We1H nst 1Ts thsf hou.-a r--k 10.
pSs. for thu s.ls OF LYoNs Magnetic Powder sni Pia
Ha "a Broadway q cent. per TASK or bnx-
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Tar PEoPLE's 6ATTERs, FALL STYLE
FOR ss2Ths elegant Vat was introfue'd on the <5th
MI "a well sustzu. Q reputation Of the + L for
produoins Hats that defy competun STANDARD Prices -
No IL Parkrow opposite the Asor House.
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NoTICE.-Should this reach the eve or
d, who len New FORK On THURSDAY MoRSrsa n. 60
70 return 81 Onss, ana nss prosecute h isgrasJ furfbs
EAaL
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RIsIHG OF IEE STARS
The stare thst sem the udnYr az
Like points Of barring silver lie
Along She ses % ;slm sad fair
That bends IN brilliant glory tbsre
But othsr sAs Of mortal hfth
Bedsek the armament ~ earth
Stars thst the OF Tine nsJ shs5s
Ane hid their dazzling glory fade;
Lad the svee; Northern nightingale.
And hCsts Of lesser nghts msy fail;
But Ssotsg CONES one OF the few
The Old Void seocs % erect the Ee~
She scd white her eye Il brAht,
Her hear the psIsce Of delight,
her besuty all a. fresn apo fair
A. In hsf own sweet pse air
May true arts, seize the gles
That sbeos glory Ger her fsoe =
And give 70 tbose Of co ming days
Fair sOntss II her pooodsy 80,
With al The charms IL at now dsIight
And captiyats The inquired sight
MAGNIFICENT Pictures taken 10 all ,0rts o. Wee4Sl ~
ROOIs Premium Galley, No 365 Bfoaevay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

PRoGsEss.-In this Age of Progress,
when each Cav AMI hour briggs i1rtn sonetnHs m On he
II, lou, fc the m, Il orrDs' and pest
MvRcH the cecbrsiea Patel OF ~ o. s,ie' tnsssS we
80, ..~ sn,thiue TO equsl 1t being l'eit graeeieL
and durable, commands the a5mrsono the
,,os, q .ptious critic.