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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

By TELEGRAPH.--FrOm Gloucester,
Mas, we learn that trouble still continues at
the fishing eround., though one seizure only has
been made. Via Boston we have some later news
from Buenos Ayres. Urqsizl has acknowledged
the independence OF Paraguay. Judge McFarlane,
Of Holhdsysburg, Pa was killed yesterday by the
fall Of heavy casting at his foundry. Besides
tbs there are reports Of several other fatal acct
dents. Several fires have been set in Rhode
Islsnd by anti.liquor.la law iuceudaries. Another
earthquake occurred at st. Jago on the 2oth ult.
Hon. Thomas Barring vas introduced TO the Pres
ident Yesterday by Mr.. Corcoran, the banker.
Gen. ; otis speech on hanging murdersrS and
other infamou, criminals in Mexico is much adj
n ired at Washington. The nameI Of the mem.
bers Of the new Lighthouse Board are reported.
Via Baltimore We hear from Rio JaneIro. Tne
news is of little interest. The yellow fever was
prevailing but not extensively.
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THE FORCE or HABIT.

The Erening Post Of yesterday leads
oil un article against Gov. Hunt and the
Wing resolutions adopted at Syracuse,
with the following plain assertions:
"Ths author Of Way am IsWblg,' once declared
that the platform OF principles OF the Nauonal Wnis
party vss drawn by an ass and that tue brains of
the principal candidate lie in bis epsulettes"
We have been charged with impolite-
ness for once or twice branding such asser-
tions of. The Post with the forcible Saxon
epiihet which alone fits them; Just now,
not wishing to violate any rule Of etiquette,
we will simply observe that the above ex-
tract has every quality but veracity, aud
that it would be an insult to the inteli-
sence of The Post to suppose its writer
unaware that his assertions were the con-
trary Of the truth.
1t is difficult question why journal
which has had Just claims to respect, and
still has a character to lose, should 50 fire.
quently and incorrigiby indulge in knaye-
ries like that quoted above. Such things
may possibly suit desperate contest,
waged by desperate and unprincip pied men,
but we cannot perceive that they are cred
liable to such editors and publishers as
' VIM. c. Bryant & Co."
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ton i, a model for our City Convention.
There were half dozen fair men who de-
sired TO be candidates for Lieut. Governor,
while Judge KENT was known not to desire it
in fnct, to be profoundly adverse torunning
for any office whatever. Yet, So soon as it
was ascertaired that Mr.. ULLMANS posi-
lively declined it, on grounds which every
Whig was bound to respect. the inquiry
WAS at once made, WhatmIn in the CITY
will be universally regarded as capable
and worthy Who is there whose Sc
lection will arouse no jealouses, excite no
heart -burnings, while it will call out adj
ditional votes for the Ticket :" The an
swer was WILLIAM KENT. and he was ac-
cordincy presented. though a majority of
the Delegates would doubtless have pre-
ferrcd To nominate even another of the
good men who did desire the nomination
rather than one who did not, if they had
not believed that the Cause demanded
different course ar their hands. And 80
every candidate on the State Ticket wasput
there, not because of his supposed wants,
but because he was wanted. Aud this
course will be emphatically justified by the
Official Canvass.
As for those despicable wretches who
have fosted themselves into one or another
Of our Conventions as delegates with
hope of selling their votes, and who are
now tryin to market their merchandise
at the highest possible rate, we ask all to
whom they may have made or may make
approaches to obtain as tangible and con-
elusive evidence of their yillainy as pric-
ticable, and submit it for publication
through The Tribune. If we don't make
the City too hot to hold them, it sha'nt
be for want OF an effort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

CoRoyERs.-We have at least Twenty
Thousand Adopted Citizens in his City,
nearly every one whom Is generally at the
polls, doing his duty to the Country accord
ing to the best light accorded him. Being
one third of our voting population, they
ought to have some share In the dispeu'a-
ton of office, but are too generally over
looked. We ask that of the four eandi-
dates for Coroner one be chosen from our
fellow citizens Of German, another from
those of Irish nativity. We trust these
are by no means all the nominations that
will be conceded to Adopted Citizens, but
let these be given them any how. And
we urge the expediency and justice OF
nominating at least one Adopted Citizen
for one OF the higher stations for which
candidates are now TO be selected. Dele
gates who wish to succeed now, and lay
the foundations of enduring ascendaucy.
think of these things
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENT.

One ofthe leading Democratic" organs
Of this City is a German paper called the
Absnd- Zeitung, which is said, though we
hope untruly, to exerci.e much influence
among workingmen who speak that Ian
guage. At any rate it belongs to the regu-
lar Democratic" communion, and as &
specimen OF tie manner in which tho pa
pers of that party seek to reverse the pop
ular tide which is swelling in favor Of the
veteran whose life for forty years has been
gloriously devoted to the service of his
country, we translate single elegant ex-
tract from this Teutonic champion of Pierce
and King. The Abend-Zatung of yester-
day says:
Gen. Scott arrived a. Maysvins on bis stunning
IMP on Friday svetiDg His reception 10 described b1
enthu'Asre Wig papers as Vsry cordial TIA, IA 70
say IN German, many persons we're not there Bot
Fw. Ire Mayor made ihs necessary official spssch,
with the well known seryility and lickspittIssm which
beard WIN such ss,onb hment from the mouth az >
republican In truth 10 is Remarkable how Iittia the
oeia person mus, repect their country VII an
they regard the frat epascg wearer that comes ,ong "a
OF IMPORTANCE enough render Il honor and fayos h.
bis services How orhervise republican sounded ,bs
words OF Brush Admiral EaslAnd expects eysrv
man 70 Do biz duty. Has scoa IN any mo nsnt Of his
NE done more than his duty 10 bis country, And IA
the country 10 fail In the dust before him for th,t
reasoni 10 10 the gratitude OF the nations which ere
aied monarchies said Euenns de IA Bo9ds 800 Gears
sso And The man bad studied history Already tia
gratitude Of the American people 10 spscula,sd upon,
and Is hoped to humbgs them into receiving :. tbsi1
regent mere aristocrsiic srsppado, (Sd5eIIlIsl
whose sentiments approximate much more cosely 10
the Russian system Of rendering the peaple happy
from above dovnwsrds than to the Tres Institutions Of
free county Heaven guard tois great and glorious
land from falling into ssnpsation.r
In such language the patriot hero Is
assailed BY the desperate teachers and
leaders of the shan Democracy. Well,
let them keep it up. They are on the eve
Of worse defeat than Santa Anna got at
Cerro Gordo. We have no doubt that as
that great shsm Democrat saw bis lesions
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falling, and the tai plume OF his opponent
waving the serrled ADD impetuOus ranks
Of the Americans forward to victory, he
TOO cursed Scott as a mere aristOcratic
snappado, and hi, brave followers as dogs
and ticks pittes. But moment aftor the
battle was gained and the cowarily reyiier
was fleeing In hottest hasts. Such has
usually been the fate OF SCOTS antagonists
and such il will DO sgan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
Wing Documents for the Campaign

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 SEQ if you
don't want to supply every house In your
County, Town or Ward with
vTHE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with 20 illustrations of the most event
fui scenes in his fustrious careers pamphlet Of
thirty. two pages, on fine paper. Price e. per hun
Sred. 30 eents per Dozen 3 cents single.
When ordered 70 oe sent by nfaIi 9 cents for
sndeT 500 miles and cents for sver 500 miles
must be added, as the Post Ofhce Department re-
tases TO send without prepayment Of postage.
Also,
SCENES IN TuE LIRR OF GIN.
SCOTT broad sheet TO Do hung up in dwell.
nes and public places-with eighteen spirited Illus
hauons-$l0 per thousand, Oil per hundred. or 9
tepts singy. Terms, Cash infeXibly.
Ii to be sent by Mail cent Tor 500 miles and
nnder and cents for 500 miles must be added
to prepay postage.
Also,
II TEX CAMPAIGN LIPH ON
SCOTT 60 Gerasas-tno saHo size, illustrations
and price as the English Edition. Also,
THR CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
u FreneAi the same style, price, Sc, a. ths
foregoing.
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rue BOOT ON THE RIGHT LBG.

We condense from The National Intel
l:e.ncer tie following conclusive reply to
tie electioneer;ng charge of Mr.. Douglas,
that the Wing Executive, and not the
Loco oco Majsiity in Congress- should be
held responsible for systematic extraya-
qapce and "wholesale peculation, and
that all Wing Administrations have been
similarly guilty. We invite the attention
of all candid men to this refutation OF the
accusation againstthe Wing party and this
demonstration that peculation and eXtrava-
gance are, and ever have been, the prac-
tice Ct our opponents:
The argument by which the honorable Senator
undsYtskes tn exonerate the democratic Con
srrss" from any responsibility for the extra'a-
cant expenditures of the public money, IS tnae,
under the Constitution, the PRESIDENT mtkes
recommendations TO Congress, ana ire heaus VI
Departments make their estimates OF the necesSa-
" expenditures they tell Congress that tney can
administer the Government with so much
money" Very well. Ii the Administration tell
Cons r. ss that il can administer the Government
with so much money, they OF course 40 not ask 'or
am more than 90 much money ana II any ulnIo
is sppropriafed by t7e I" Democratic Congress,
Of which the worthy Senator IS M m0er' IL Is an
unnecessary if not "eItrayagant" expenditure,
forced upon this Wing Administration by Nir.
Douglas and others 10 Congress, who 40" turn
about. and with the crv of stop thief are raIs,
ing hue and cry against this true and faithful
Administration for things which they themselves
have done,
We ask the particular attention Of every reader
70 the three short tables which we subjOln. The
first of them comprises the amount Of appropra-
ton. reported, at the late session of Congress, by
the Committee of Ways and Means, for the service
Of the fiscal year ending the 3O'h June, lS'3.-
The 81 cend table exhibits the amount when was
added 70 the above BY the Democratic House Of
Repre- entatives; and the third the amount still
further added by the Democratic Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
CANrRELL's PREPARATIONS FOR THE

FALL TRADE HIS sroCK. PAGES The increased de-
mand f CANTRELS aGees OF feet covering has ind lced
him, his TO extend bis operations that hs
prepared supply alt orders either wholesale or retail
HIS stock Qaesonsoly Of tbs ,ssest ia the Uaited
statsa and entirely fse from the remnants Of former
sessons every article hvins been expressly manucutd
Broacvay and large class OF sbs and experienced
sssaps 1t embraces the most elegant kinds Of gasrs
either for the parlor OF the promenade aeestey m.aac
tarea Fire seh spper e1skns ties 6e varying IN pnc.
bot oil the cheapest the quality considered ootsnAbe In
tho clty.
TIE ladies will ind vst to cANrSELLs, No SS6 Bow.
cry sscs tu Of pleasure and Instruction and sd
siss a who not snted with bis ability and skill
cefdvainsr tomake him an early call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation viii be issued T II )
ORNING, ct 9 o'clock. 1t will con-
tain al the Latest News up to the time of going
to press. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for
mailing can he had at the desk. Price Six Cents
The Niagara sails from Boston To-Morro~ at
10 n'cInrk.
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n WHY AN A WHIG-A

Letter 10 an InquirIRs Friend by Horace
GREELrf-A large and fair pamphlet of 10 page.
Price $40 per thousand, tlt per hundred. % cents
per DOZEN cents singly.
II ordered 20 Do ssns oy Mall sent for essh 500
niles and under and cents for 500 miles must b
AIDED 10 prepay postage
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KS- "IRRLAnO,s MIsRwtK+Ta,

Cdase-by HfNRf 4. CAREY the leading essay
In The Poe, tie Loom and tie Anvl' Tor Sep
tember, is issued ass Campaign Tract, tl6 large
Trade on the Industry, Thrift and Prosperity OF
ireland, as proclaimed by her Patriots and by i'm
partial observers. Ii appeals especially to the
Feelings and Judgment Of ,rishmen. Price $40
Per thousand, 81 - per hundred, cents singly.
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TIE GtNIN Il

Novelties sosiiles tsie The world by su'ori,e %. . -
become hshit ibs public 20 expect new &c OF
.trlir1 AZ lss Of has from OESfS ~1th seS 80.
m. .e,soo He nsvt, dsspsosnts them 81 ,,, NJ
IN si sns Beaver F- this year ,sr.,ofoTs mad
shsp. richness sid isbnes a'y 800. aad cusrouer
s .ssd %Iss s q .
bs iT ~ Iesdios STYLES for the pressnt Vail are
,s.y worth nearly hanered pr ee1 -loss taaa
tscs. he sDutsstsr,ee i've :. o. f sS Dost.
ns Pree GxsIs No 2li BIosdV sy, opposite 81 Pans
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sand not upon ihs order of your
..a..., 20 the splendid Hat Estabishmsntot
.oir srs scsca procure Ooe OF bis n.ss .oa
ssssns Fs Feas H' a'oIs,t' o'ss se o ,sv s"u
nv. 49,. hss 90 npfored ihs method o. mixing tae
tat tsoss usciure LA. the longest snas
,ystfist II suy "a the His location 70 u No
"a s5-sy viers he woVid BE- hspPy 10 receive ms
fyerds
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w "THK TARIFF QUESTION:

Protection and Free Trade Consideredn-Bv
HORACE GREELEY. A handsome pamphlet of a
pages. Price tl5 per thousand, Sla Dor hundred
Is cents per dozen.
- fason Of Wac ,ournsb vn ostss a, b. ,cse,,. a.,
omar Tracts sok b ~. copss Oh ssaf sss1 sssTsS
= In Tytesss % ssrvsd In this City, Brooklya. WI.
hsrnssaIsh and Jsrey City foe Ia cse per week psv.sl.
eshs eArs Nsnessaat tavcsh the ros. ons, Or Pans,
Pen VIII b promptly p,sssa % shs Caviar A,eSs
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~ WIN. Il. ROBINsON,s SPEECH

on New-Hampshire Democracy and Catholic
ssm "a pages. Price Sl0 per thousand,
81 % per hundred, cents singly.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
nrw.yoRK TUESDAY, SEPT. %, 1852.

For PresideTf,
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jersey.
For Tice- President
,v,.,,.N.. GKAHA VI, of NoTth.Carolina.
Por GOre-n1r,
WARRINGTON HUNT, OF Niagara
F0- Lieaf. Goreraor,
WILLIAM KENT. of Newly orks
Fer Canal Cosnis'ioner,
THOMAS kEuPsUALL, Of Monroe
20, Stat. Pr1sos HEGperfor,
PPPSETUs CROSBY, of Dutchess.
For FleeforT at I1rce,
SIMEON DBAPER GEOheE X bAbCOCh-
Fer Disfricf Eiect07J,
Dist WILLIAM ROSWELL XVII XVII a $3.50
III SAMUEL 4 WYKoFF. Nm ALAlHSS rlISs-
~. RIcH'p $ WILLIAMS ~ DA'ie oAsSOSA'
v fsnEs y. FREEBoRN M lsA n9sLN.
vi 10y " BR.pgoRp XIII. wv. l. EAsToS.
WI THOMAS CAsNLEY MN JAS. 9osHtts
TX. EDw'D y sHoNNARo. AANr IHEN1 ttohANN
X EpwARD PALES AANI JAMES l. sLELEf
Vi GyoacT RoBERTsoN. XVII. JAMES Ely.
Vii MATHEW VAssAR. XVIII. sAM'L W. SMITH
xiii GEORGE g. WARREN. xxx OLIVER CULVER
XIV FRIEND HUMPHREY. AXX- CLARK sASOF 'RO
XIV joan STEWART. AtAl. GIDEON hARb.
XVI AsBg'l. 3 PARaELEE. XANlI- sELOEN ELY
XXXlII. ALvAH n. WALEER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

KHEUMATIsM CURED.-Every form Of
this dreadful disease from the n4mmstory souts
old Chronic Of many years standing be cured
by the OF few bottles OF that celebrated enedy
MoRTiMoRE COMPOUND aud BLOOD PURIFIER.
This entirely Of vegetable exuscoassu inter
nal remedy prspsed for this dis alone Thousands
patients have cured during the By the
% M. Of them OLD cIone cases Of fnm
since given up by eminent phJ both In this country
and puUpe Testimony Of the highest character. sustaining
these facts will be chetuy submitted to the Inspection OF
those afflicted or their ends who NAV feel sufficient inter.
est to call at the Cesus Once OF the proprietor No
Barclay st. Astor House, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

0Housekeepers and all others In wan
Of Beddias Bsdsssl ts would 90 vel &c call At NJ VIII
LkRD's Old established Warewooms No. 80 ChA;hamst,
Of Mplbsyst whore may be found the largest
so<ment OF arcles In his ns offered to tho pabhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
Coon AND HANDSOME Boors.-Bea

and durability things seldom found combined bat
WATKINS Boots they paraied Persons Of good
who wish fair equivalent for their money hsae 90
WATKINy's, No. Il4 Falton o.
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W. H,vy PASSED. THE RUBICoS.-TGe

Go ~ NJ the recogaz. ID period 70 the world
sts hn he wearing Of white hat with any SOFT
OF :. eself 10 at ga end. Therefore. al gentleman
" 800 80 fashion sbond at oaee step into kNoHs h@ea
.,isr 70 10 FUtOn-st sns don one o. his oes1sfa
.ynSfb four tola, 1ss which are perfect models 10
spo have by the majority Of ell our faIhions5le
80. hs.n proroupced the s.yle.' Pu excellence
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For N1gOv,
MORGAN MORi;ANS, seventh Ward.
For G0reynor Of Aias-Hoa,e
WASHINGTON SMITH. sixteenth ward.
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Brosawey, corner u Whte-,t, receiving daily tom
Europe and the Auction Roma unusually large snd ele-
CANT stoci Of Capetnsa SURPRISING In brila0cy Of eolor
richness efdesgn and 6nish anything offered 10 this
market Many patterns exclusively and hs
found elsewhere Also the renowned Worlds Fair Carpet
entire piece which call public attention
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~ Rats in the wall.
Have at We sll,
With LYONS potent PHI.
Bugs In the bed.
Or reaches dread,

A TRANSLATION FROM THE HEBREW.
II apples you want, you don't np at the leaves
Or peck ct the blossoms. like little bird thieves;
But secure Tor your table the much desired fruit
BY the right outtiysti On bestowed on tbs RoOT.
So, II art for moment engage your ate tion,
Don't be RsnnR at s.rets, stars, wthous MENTION
But 60 to the arts, WI Ose roo ms sre accessible,
Whose mama and whose fame fixed ncontsstibo.
VINO has failed In HE pictures to suit,
Co. to "a d true Likeness begin al the Roor.
Roor's first premium Gallery, No Sjj Broadway Garner
)f FTanklntt
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Gy.TLgmsN's HArs-FALL PATTERN.

RIEp eornsl Pins and Nssss1stsFbe tyIe lOf ITO On
.u,s sssses vii be introduced on "WEDNESDAY sept
brb pisb ard superior fsoro VI the Hsn now offered
- .uss nspecon will be evident 70 tbs closest observer
BIRD corner Pine ard fssssn-sn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

To VIRTUoso.-Just received, and on
exhibition at NEAL, CARROLL HUToHIssoss rssey
GOOD, Store No 547 Broadway. variety OF ossuuia
,pecmebs OF poshed Petnctiona from the "e,t lndle
eop,stipg OF frsly Petnh-d NOoos Lovers OF n'tuis
cnyios are ioyitfd 70 cal and examine To persons de-
s,Tng 10 enrich their cabinet curio this presents rare
onnortupity NEAL CARROLL HUTCHINSON,
OPP'''' No. 81 Broadway.
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RIcH CARPErrNes.-SMIrH & LouN.-

bEky Noes Pearst have IN complete and aesir
able sortment Of Fall sle which thsy Offering At
the allowing very low prices:
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AsroR. PLACE HOTEL, Broadway, oppo-
,te Asotp,ce -ThI p,ranty located Hotel having uu-
dergone extensive sddors sod alteration. WIZ be open 0r
th ,srent,ou of bpsdsrs on the fist day of Ocoosr
ii. WATERMAN Jr. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

HAIR DYE AND WIss.-BATCHELoR's
Mandatory for thess articles seisofsted In ell ga1 OF
the world persons wishing light elegant and durable VIZ
81 Toupee can surely vuited His Hair Dye 70 applied
10 sure suarsntee) sold, wholesale and retail h M
walks Copv the shSree-bewrs ofimitstoos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
Tar CASH Is THE ONLY TRUE system.

twenty per cent JAMES 0srRoN Ne 30 Liberty-
ct oa,Is Tor sale and 10 G. sssOrtmeat OF Lsees En-
hsodsries White Gods Dress Tnmmngs bonn.t Riooont
ave twenty per cent by paying cash for the above goods
are invited 70 examine my stock before purchs sins
JAMES OSTRoM No Sc Libcrtyst.
next door Post Oh3e.
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THyIMPRoyrp WABPENE "No LONGER

MATER OF DoUBT II has been established By "a ts az
cse and az mathematical enonHrston bst toe
Aboy, article will create fresh new, and beautiful hs In
The Mace Of that which 10 dessed and convert gray u Us
original color Thscsn be done by calling al No lzj Cnsu'
bei.,t and proeuIDg the article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

" DIR. POWELL, Oculist and Aurist,
attends as usual Of the Eye and Ear from 10
O'CLOCK daily ct No SO Broadway, where be had bis
"Test.e on the Eye !" slso Artificial Eyes which can he
inserted without pain and vii move and look Ike the nau
nl eye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

HAIR DYEING.-ChIsTADORo's EXCEL
sIob douIp HAIR DYE TO color the air and Minister'S the
mon emit it applied witt out injury to the hair or skin IL
can be washed nsdsteIy without dnutbng the coof,
Improving the texture ard conuing elasticity TO the hair
IL 10 applied sold at CRlsTNDOko's No Astor Hou1e
Priv.tsIrnt N Or appi ipg the dye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
wArpKyws q LAsPHIER,, Merchant

SsiIor, have removed nom No 80 TO Ne 81 Brosd"sy
fsrews.ers Marble Budipgs between Houston and Geek
srts wbers they arc prepared 70 furnish articles IN tne
A. !. shoy,ss, notice and the most fashionable stsaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
w GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye Is,

without exception reservation the very best
Fousy celebrate il GoURAUD medcsed Soap Tor eurn
pinpes feckles sat rbeu flesh tstter s.lownesa
tan Ge Poudre Subtitle uproot. hsir from su)
Part OF the body LIQUID Rouge, Lily White and Hal
iiloAs at 81 Walker n near Bn adwaY.
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W.T. IENNNes & Co. TO rnE PUBLIc
Nrm sr1Irs CLnAKs AND MANTILLAs.

On Wednesday morning Sent IS we shall exhibit our fall
stvles Closks Mans 40 selected in Paris expressly Tor
our city uade Alsn In addition TO ouI owe S
s h.ye u,t recsived In store good assortment OF hne
BilLs and rich voods purchased ct auction wnlch
are osred at small advance. Our retail st0ck OF FINE
Goods fuly equals 10 va1ety ii does not rapNs' any 10
tbe city TfSFsNy Y CURING, No 81 nrOao"S.
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Actual ,ncresse By The House.

With these additions, the bills went to the Sem
ate where the Democratic majority thought their
brethren Of the lower House had not put their
hands deep enough toto the public Treasury, and
they piled on the following amounts in addition,