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If a man would keep both integrity and independence free from temptation, let him keep out of debt. Dr. Franklin says, "It is hard for an empty bag to stand upright"
Southern shield., 1852-01-24
Patent Medicines.


 EEyeER CGeHX4S SLa4EeE'a. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
 Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and
 all Diseases arising from Disor-
 dered Stomach, such as Consti-
 patton, inward Pies' Fullness, or blood to the Head, Acididity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness, or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit ot the Stomach, Swimming of the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing, Flu;terng at the Heart, Chok- ing or Sutiocating Sensa- lions when in Lying Posture, Dimness, of the Vision, Dots, Webs before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain ill the Head Deficiency of Perspiration, Yeowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c.. Sud den fushes of Heat, Burning in the
 Flesh, Constant imaginings of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.-can be effectualy Cured by
Southern shield., 1852-01-24

A western editor, in speaking of vocal ist, says the more an audience aGmires saw filing, the sooner he will become fayorite with them.
Southern shield., 1852-01-24
LADY'S DRESS GOODS.

A general assortment such as Imported and American Mouselain D'Laine; Solid, cold and Printed French and English Marinoes, Silk Warp AlPaccas, mohair Lustre, Bl'k and Fancy and other New Styles of Silk and Worsted Dress Goods. Choice Styles of French English and Scotch Ginghams.
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WILL CURE UITHOUT FAIL!

Dropsy, Lumbago Jaundico Costiveness, Sore Throat Bronchitis, Coughs Colds Weakness of the Chest Pulmonary Affections and all other diseases tending to
Southern shield., 1852-01-24

French, English and American Prints; all Styles, from the lowest to the richest printed.
 Shawls of various styles. Curtain Materials; Turkey Red, Twilled and Plain. Cotton Dam asks; Crimson, Blue and Buff. White and col ored Emb. Drapery muslins &c.
The daily union., 1852-12-15
10 buR sunscRIBERs

The Of will be entered books s
payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may money
which win be paid all assumed In t safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published t-weekiy during
sons OF Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period year will be received
pIoportioned TO the above annual
GO POSTmASTERS authorized agents and BY
sending DAILY subscribers $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with WEEKLY
subscribers with slo eneosed will be copy Of tbs
same edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis
The daily union., 1852-12-15

NEW silks aud Dress Materials GcneIally.-The sub
scsrs received the following which they
fully invite Of citizens and soiourners, yiH
-Q5 pieces very ricn bgocaae slks
95 do elegant brocades for evening
IL do rich plain rcpt silks, all co0rs
~ do rich plain poult de sole, for evening
do rich bgured pout de sole
j 10 do rich black figured silks
IS do plain black de Rhine
rs do colored and black watered silks
~ do elegant Lyons velvets, all color
so do extra Gne French mernos do
rs do Cashmere deo0sse
80 do inousseiines de laineg
10 do rich plaid raw silks
10 do do French merlnos, misses dresses
Together with full assortment Of mourning dress goods
HOoE, BROTHER, co.
Dec 5-eod4w
The daily union., 1852-12-15

A RS JANE TAYLOR, on tho south side OF PennSyi-
WI between ~ 9th has vacant
of membcrs-permanen OF transient boaders-
accommodated board and private paror desired
Dec 5-eod3t'
rEMEsT, cEMENr.-A fresh supply Of best New York ce-
" ment just received
Also expected BY packet 100 best cnclped plaster
T.. M. PEARSON n CO,
Dec 1-eoet 7ih street, Canal
The daily union., 1852-12-15

known as the Mexican land bounty law which
Were hled up to the 3lst October last amounted
Filed for scrip in lieu OF land bounty 4347
os,72l
Number OF land warrants issued s3,oss
Issued for money and scrip 1924
-so,322
Leaving suspended. for various reasons 1902
The operations for the year, under the same act, are
as follows,
Applications Tor land 34S5
For scrip or money 90
Warrants issued for land 2,ao7
For scrip and money 81
2,3ss
Suspended for the wear 1907
The number of applications under the act OF 1th Feb
ray lsi7, has increased in consequence OF the repeal
of the last provso OF the 9th section by the passage OF
In the year ending 25th October 1882 land warrants
have issued account OF revolutionary claims, fol-
lows, 10. wit:
Acres
Three for lieuenants, of 300 acres each 600
Twelve for noncemmssioned officers and sol
deIs, at 100 acres each 200
Also on account of claims for services in the
war of 1919, to- wit
135 warrants, of 100 acres EACH issued under the
acts OF Congress OF December "a, 1911, and jan
uary II, 1912 $4,000
Also seven warrants, of 800 acres, issued under
the act OF Congress OF December 10, 1914, equal
There have also been issued, in the same period,
thirty y-nine certificates of right 10 locate
land warrants OF l60 each, which issued
under acts OF Gath December, 1911, and l1th
January, 1912, but for which patents have
been granted 6,240
Aso two certificates of right to locate land
warrants of 800 acres each, issued under the act
OF December 10, 1914, upon which patents
had previously issued 6l0
Aggregate of warrants issued above, for revo-
utonary service and service in the OF 1912 80 $40
VIRGINIA HALF.PAY CLAIMS.
The half-pay claims examined and allowed under the
act of 5th july 1882 since the date of the last annual
report, amount 1874 49, There cannot be many gem
uine claims outstanding under the referred to
few however. which have been presented and
suspended for various causes remain to be acted II
claims for commulaion should be again entertained
either by direction Of Congress other competent
thorty, have sufficient data upon which to estimate
their probable number amount Some of these claims
are file, but will not be considered until the ex
isiing prohbitoy order from the department shall be
moved
have the honor TO be. very respectfully, your obedien
servant,
j +. HEATH,
Commissioner OF Pensions
Hon. ALEX. H, H. STUART, Secretary Of the Interior
The daily union., 1852-12-15

The number of applications under the act OF 1th Feb
ray lsi7, has increased in consequence OF the repeal
OF the last provso OF the 9th secton by the passage OF
the act OF 22d March, 1882
In the year ending 25th October. 1852, land warrants
have issued account OF revolutionary claims, fol-
lows, 10. wit:
The daily union., 1852-12-15

lismens" having almost entirely failed to effect It's pur-
poses, may advanageously be repealed Very few men
enter the service for the first time at our more distant
stations and ample bounty is provided for the soldier
who re-enlsts by The twenty ninth section OF the ae
"to increase the present military establishment" &C. ap-
I'll.
The daily union., 1852-12-15

known as the Mexican land bounty law, which
were filed up to the 3lst October last, amounted
TO 80,
Eilp1f for in IN ltan ,,F I.nI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
markets. .CAREruLLY REPORTED TOR raE TRInvNE.

THURSDAY, Oct T.
AsBEs-Tbe market Is steady The dsmaod m'6erats
sales OF 90 bbls . 80 for Pos and s. ST. for Pearls
COTTON continues to droop IN prse 600 bales sold TO-
day alta isht decline. s--..
the low grades Of State Flour owing 20 the Temporary fall
Ing OH IN the receipts 1.-THE effect OF the ate beas Ia the
ssn. nc Rcs' are niue Is Do sSs and the E"
demand limited The better grades are h'm but not
Provibce The Of domestic 800 bbs at - 10 Tor
No superhe 81 25dttsl for state mostly a! the in
soe price $43ldSl5t Cor mixed tn fancy Michigan aad
Indians, and - 57td&4 % for common 20 good Ohio.
Southern Flour 10 IA fair request and prices unchanged
Sspces and wanted for tho Pacific trade Sales
of 4Qn bis, st a. gu for Baltimore, Aexandua aud
Vrss,iehsbusb and 81 Gsl9S, IS for srApdywi-e and
teorretovn and 81 s1BdS5 80 for fancy Rye Flour s
70 or oe sod q s rs fsA aU S Germ
Nesi very quiet Al - 30 for STATE - So Tor Jersey aud
eas1! sI sIsnS, wine Baok~seSt Flour lower. Sales
6RAfN--Holder Of Wheat are firm; the receipts are
acs 80 large and the export demands rood Sales Of 2o0
Sush White Ohio at 81 O5dsi o. part from store II SEQ
kub. white Michigan AZ e30Sl "a; l5oO bush sooi
Genesss At o. on; 1910 bush prime 90 Al al TO- and 1900
sash good Canssi.n ON private terms Rye quiet Sales
q SEQ bs.h at sc Ba,ey ' In goo .uPPs no
AGO bu,h two aud 6urro~d on private terms elosns
heavy Oats better supply hod good demands Pnme
jersey At 42d4Sc Corn ia batter 10 good demand for
the East The stock Is model ate snd me receipts limited
saes Of p coo bssb a. 7ld7e for Western Mxsd' the lat
price tor very hsrd'one almos. yellow There g no
other lind Offering
WHlsKY-Tbe' market is esSier, tho SUPPLY in eroess
Of the detssn sales Of 500 bbs at "a Gc Tor Ohto.nd
Bsd2Sle for Prison Drudgs is quiet and heavy sales
ri 81 hhos At 81 time aud lot.
PROVISlON5-There IL change 70 note ia the valna
Of Pork the denbnd II fair ,r the cy trade sLes OF 30
bhls o. Oh 7607 8i lot Noes fnd 1910 0r Prime and
Clesr Ut SlJd 10 p Refs 6rme old In fair request sales
Of 80 bols at $lldll 50 for cd Mess ard $9S5 Tor
two yeas ole Prime NewsMess Is scarce, atsODSl and
90 Prime a. % Dressed Hogs in d.msud, At a &c,
and Green Hamsu ed lo1c end Do Shoulders a. &C. Lara
u doll and the market 10 heavy for old saei OF ~ bbs at
Is6ise fair to prime and 9dl PC. FOE city But
good demand bat the supply exceeds the wants OF
the ace and the market shsAvy safes OF ONO AZ l<GlSc
ard extern daes at d21c Cheese in good demand,
and pot plenty. at 7tdSko.
WOOL Is active and prices are steady, but gradually
orkins upwsrd 5noo0 n domestic sce have sold since
eur report and few lott fine yet high
or Pulled W DOL continued The receipts qusty
"a en- M S5d4Sa Foreign " oc y inactive but h-m
LEAD dull and heavy, % English sold st $ 6S,
eaah, the SPOT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS ThurSddv,

Oct THE last sale OF No Quercitron BARK wAsa IS 3
tan. There feature 10 present In the CorToN
arket and the foreign had efoc upon prices Tbs
export q, and for FLoUR ied bot the msrAet dull
Sales OF 1000 bsrIes fair and good brands for shipment
a. sac per barrel but holders will his price
inc udng extra IS The sale, for city cossumbDo
limited al our former quotations RVs flour Is steady
t Is Is In CoRN MEAL transactions have been made
she particulars Of which are kept private.
The receipts oNHEAr CO ntnue small but they about
equal 10 the demand. Sale OF 2WO bush lie prime new
Southern Red AZ 9AGQis old Penusy Vaaia Re- ~
the price, and 7o0OdS 600 bushels pr old White a.
o. OF SITS p bushel afoat There Is Rvs here Com
scarce 1890 bushels 5, uhtrn NeOS sod az 75Q75tc,
sAost aud sna ct OF White at TIC. OARS In good
demand former rates In PRo,SloNs there is bat htls
doing SUGAR and MoiAssEs held Tor better prices
Several lots OF RIO CoFrgE sold within the 19c
" n, time. WHISKY Is 10 steAiy oemsud St!es OF bbs
at 25c- ; hhds conn and = 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08


Arr a, Tysr.ol 7!d ult Celestial Palmer shspGtac
Hone n Tre Elliott, ST. JHnn. y b GisseJ, Govef
g. Stevens T. lrdy Ru'ssi, erte' -s~ei Ha' Monte
Of lie por' $50 Amencs. ~ shannon. from Boston
SID go. Csrohn Tuct.r. Tuct.I New lS Harriet ran
srow. Baltimore 9h, N"ndsn h'non Ss- OF,
Conibe Boston hIi', Ko6.s Hannah. " bile, al; wash
ltion. B4ss New ofeaasj Ehes' WEBSTER sav~sh~h Iowa"
ca ss, Astr.a osrr,i or Sct York; ga Palmetto Bell ST.
Fn fr I5r I., Brewer jeffrey o EsUYort c.niace. Fo1,
Ne YorF; John 3 wolfe Brs.sLa Savannah ga Char
Helm - Crockett aud Col nba. Bycr New OK: CITY Vas
chester Leish AMI J. C. Cshon, dthef POI s1epiei 10
pa BAnneIuaun, Wo-sns Spec Cru el, staten isnf
London Sept. a. entered inward, Devonse hoy.y New fOfk
f3d htalsu;h: coley Calcutta 40 s. I"oma'' he"d GAG
Cems8 SEPT r. g Pesrba'rh Le,erst. Vow oHeaa. asa
Sir Robert Peel ChsdNck Noa lort 2t Ahsrt Card DO
Newcastle; ssry =. Whistler, Jot %, DO. ga Ne port
Ao'ertsed =, ATencaR kate Moore 1f NeN 'k sep
10 Pnnas Albert NtJst o. OF y Dsronht ho'ey DO ISM
10 port Sept ~ Martha LEVINE Bost Bosru' Bfa-sfs
DO, Pyramid Henderson, Sew Ofsalsi Alert BAtlsi New iofA
Hnsfe,sept is-Arr Oyanls. n s.fs, Br.nen
so Sep, 2; Ioher heiy, B,sto~, New Orleans; Costello
Wsts Ne lork sOth " ham Tell. Fun,t, DO
Tsy1sIs ora 90 is Dsverpo Mcen1ie Tor SeYsri soon
lin, WottoR, do 9Ih; Tennessee. Coos. Dc jJ.f
Neapor-Ci Selt IS, Mersey, Atnstrole, v-louio"
on Hastlss sept - The American hip F"H'e AOe' 'i's'''
galway sept .Tbe bark clas... Weller from Glasgow for
Oa Isle dwight sd, Won Nneke Hsrde Ne" i'rk for Bre
psa-An SEPT Lennaas Hughes. Ssv Yors, FOR Ksvre.
Gsnoa-Arr sept u.s. oft.va Kenneth. Mstsnra'.
crsnssdtAr srIt ~, LAZY Franklin, Knowles nal'tan'
Mnoloou: and tt. an haud,etf~ Havana.
Naplcs-Arr. ~svt D. Nonob --, So uretns
co.s ssrt Ppm ie y,o,oa. AID % ,sgs '. The
Tnes,e- Arr. -spt ~, neha, Chapis, MaanIas
SD from Helena. i9th t-nisni Bnse, New fors Eur
hu.'on, CooA Voeenstown faU N''on' loHdou bi"n''s
.u.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
EoreiRn Ports.

su v.yoel sey, 70 .;-,a-h7 sarlh sszi', T3''or'
:s, n. f,o-s. csssa T. Yea. IA
81 iro- D-lises. Je,ss:- Cain .'r L.''-J ~ "a
f sS To-, c.rse Sep. w H:-sl. C5a1s5 E-' T'.
Az sid. ch Ba'sa "a toT,. 80 -, -
Sd ron Cr-u.,as; ssgt Tarro h, 80. 'eF -.
Al H.yo.i sept a., Tazas. Joaason' o' si-aof''
80 from Hasrrr sept. . Dos Q-.soe, Best, '1s7's4 ~
' f5 49,, - -. D.. P..sr Fi,s Roe-7 ~ ros
50 rom Flgts, Rss' SER. =, S1rilo Hal Sc f'ri' al
s.. 1oa Hi1f. sgt s. B-u. A..-.. for t--7ool
SO. from Boie,si ss J.. cc-ini 'f-''' Sa-0'-A wa
% loH Msr,s SEP, i, Tsn, Pen Ns.'aa-
rs-uis.o- scr F1-ehai aa3eri
A,2.tsyss-7S As 10 4. Ear, ron saz Fines
K5s.ap. Jan. fep, s-Brs Mary caapyel Ksai, J,e.
MI ore b ,i1'- .'t sas Rsssa, Go'sf ssF fsr'
bns FroE'.-r Ps,iiIro-s. csias ,,. 49,, g.,
Dl7. ~. ~ EsEn Dor,sy rhorIs % ih aa'., -,
- No.. 10, .. y,.oct, D,ren Plla5-sh,i
gf Joiu Ro5rson -. from ,hs pc; On soiA nsi or
y..st',o. ssu,6 .s..rals r.A o passengers
Brs May n Chapel 'or yacss0r'~i tcnr, J"Aa J.
f'r and Gasfo 'r Ranges si ~ ~, a. = ~
80 foin 81. AGns 1874, ,rE befnl-ana' OIL
- Ro 3. Jan.o Aut g. s. D.io:.s, s.,. ,'o- S..
Yorl 1rr 't-t a i- 'trs - 81 re-, - Ls5o,''
49,. -, 10 90 r@rarrs. st-Di-a Llfnsr, afA
from 90 ior 90 2gt s.''e.sJ r-s'9s' $500 ' -
B.r.o. r-a grs,o- oa,s Gr.y Eas'. Nnigp- -on 80
id,'' s,,l soos cs,or ~ saaor. rarfs; comg-s
Chu for Sew daJ; HrfrAtsfe, Cooesf if ~.
l os5:. 60 B,or A is prss c5 ss s. ro,. g.,
,Lsrs-s Hs--y st4-on Au.r Liverpool paf.'g res
Wh,~rTora Bsucari from B9son d. hns' ''c>oh fsrs
rom Phiade ps chsrs rr Mary Adeio smith CON o'll.
800 r. ~ 90 .Clf Clara. Rlf-'s ior bstmor. 90.
-. ~, E,p.e Wntate Sailed Blinors On tte In Anf ~
Said from Canton IS, earG Rae Horse Fofsr' 'sP'o
DsOhn. - 49, q, 4,
A. Hrale "a bl: Ttas, or san Fran'eo' '3s'' h
y,ivsf.o Ara g. Frarcis W. tns7, sv-r 'or -,
psrrot fr,r, SPA d. Tor ids brs Gsn Pc sn-y hc-
Gr ss, Tar,sco s'ed 10Th shrs Amer A. "I.a' "a
b1an.. Ob p F. Palmer. Love- San trancs'o N'h, 9stA
sonerner Hoorr ssh. slips Jose a-s Jaesol ana Aa'
N,,rll K.ilpu. DO. Venice. Bfevoof. 90 .
A. Clio ~. uIt oans Hal or hanpon -
M ggro or orders John Potter, Camden fo Sy'rsF
barersd t The Peruvian government - rtc.f U Lo''' I~
III troops .ol coz CHI ha lfltnts Tor aihn9
A. Psta Ifi A. be Io leland HoTss Tor Tow. 20 o~'
er C,F6rra:.lir Psle MayaeE ani P'frnl - 90
Ar steamer bfoi - JOnsina1' D-"''
yewYort Hayl. RIO janriro Qua J ,, -,
M.sh My .,th nh bar ad.ae. Ls-a RON psutfan io'
So iron Monteso Bay u. TO-. ors St, Aairs7' HoPAn' B.
A, wsn,aaHa %, %, sB-. 5ns for N' YoI, ls 30 An
Sd 'ron c.rnsso, 9fb III, Dark Tom corT.n' BA'iord
Bo,;ou ,- -. n. Al
Plate We Demarara. b Bostnn, df.
cd AZ . Johl All l. y, III u @A' S~
L rcrart H1s I0acoo IL Ad.a1,-. l.Aarl, 90 -.
80. a ia.t o.. Goodwin, Week, Tor L-loH' sn'- '
aarr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
Disasters. &c.

Inv Saw Hvse.s~, w,h has been urou IL. csr- El1absh
launched MONDAY afternoon
C... .aed roa csa,le.ton The slia Il, m Nss
Trs ssu rtSr Jos'uts, from New Yorl. wa' hs
Bor~ro tetc, -on,- vrsesed on s.
Johus BAR menousi ye.teftay, o'sl loss
saved GOOD psri1a ~ insured
Mausi bofneo vas Eood vessel o. 10 tons bum 10 BRISTOL
Pa Lo,.. Maunuu.. Juy The barqe Eliza AID Ann Mt
TINS ifo nais oouni 20 & aar put ao this pos on TIE 1t
Tor eeshsti' and for oausns 4e top des She sailed
on a., ST. Ie by anoou'er, Luni ron lsion wiz
ersl carso bound 20 CHINA, tie 2ll ,,naste5.
Be taa l.tNiN atNe- haea Conn from Sunderland On -
morning ct e Pr ' beating os tn sound ashor,
5.A i ad Zee '-' sane day va ''' ''"''''
Tur -. FIrr silva cleared st Nev Orleans ia III Tor IA
sd s TIE W Pass day wteu tdus her
had been received a. ha,sns ~ 90 The a. Twenty tsa ad
VIE pa I'd 40 - at "a Harstaa Bs' The uA' on ie O.. 49,
ud PLACED he e portion of her hoh The Dp9osuon that
'ts went seel dsurs hss ats schr CorsIs, oAh
sale shout the same te hai AIMED 81 tia ana, With coners
crT c. of.ch r g..keG a. Clio cs.,sr sta,s that aa,
fortnight Gee; NJ vessels t.ttas ra o. Cas,.n
Isc H"2o f''e ha"atl sstd sehf' foioaac, koSs asd
The Potomac o wh oss OF part Of Iee post
Ssj not soi q When Capt CO., lon az va S
be 0st The nsct@fei ' t %c ere saved Ihe c c
N's A N,rh.st &c saa ~ master Sac assured FOR
ii sSo,t re G'ucs,ter nsras r.,urssce Comsssy
G'ss Nss'risWe have I~ai within pas. much
ca sti .rss Nh lae e Ns~ Nofa ffaac.,o
and wle rors has been l-arj AprshrHson are srt
"a ih't they ry be ii at BttaOraHs u,-re.si
reason os i-ar Their To- vessels tn Aaga
Capt Wallace. M ere ana afs elise cpPer. sailed ios
Nsr iol O. iae Ap' ilr Jt.cs Gomez Cal; corner
sNisd on lie 1h M.yaso Baltimore vessel These ,-.,,s
.le nt'- zen G'en sn, 80 si they arr senswhs olt
TINE asa nrtcv ts s9prhsusora We rersuasr
We fnsint To-, shove -spl sabLbel I've Sn ys,
tsesy woruft t-oats 81 aot o incorrect rs P1rcars,
Tie afs; '-ss' nsr-i he Aaaia only OFT % ia,, from
o. aaa ca.,is . ae P...t- navy other a's class .,
james Ccfner instead Of ,aiaEo a.. i.h Juls sboa ha,e
been Id Juy Itostvr BE- She cuJ GU. - osys A. a,
J. r = 4 D. y na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

A. g. Hssea Al. tast Nsiy'Gsflasr or S,s Htbsr
renous ha o. heT cp.sn Suit, c An-a4 ctsr 49,
mate vas Sc .1 losPtsl VIII ia- sane tsesse
Nu farss, Sep 3. H. Ii Cr J-nkns, o Narog;i. csaa
hitter ser bso5r dated A. Plya ssg reports
u io.o0ss . To-. bear ca AS ., az 10 :, ea. 81 ~
(otEGsc Mss y. D. 20 - F-fl, Str,lcf
80 Al ied bouni Torubs Gsilsssos I.nss Ju
ccean s-au, B. 80 Bahns D-ni-r, co. be ssJ
81 Atoueez srp; Outao Cath Nllt AZ Anti
40 s sasus SA gussr Marshall WstsoTi tsksn j
sbls suc- ezvns fsyts sept su.sa HoN4ri 4 loo
Tor shou Hui hone IL port Psyta br Pa lea
Adams. o. Edsaova &c 1 tlzcsia P.uHs, Lee, West
yoft 40 %
Csrt V-eSsf. ship SsuueOs OF Sssiscs. -.
rts ct O. lalsh nane, Ava 8, vi s 10 beard
Uoge 81 nsi Day aHa tel s. hone March
81 rem p 1ass prs01s - the dais q e;.sr -
B.ny csy, siisp-r, Gard Vr Nsstuclss. 100 81.
Spok.n-AaG Is. a. 3C % y h1 - i0 tsr ~ Tn. q o.
We.'po s0ltas ogt 90 IS. Oh r-TSredi;s Ausrs. In
80 s,srI)
spoisL Aas a. l4t 1890, Vr ls!7 tsa xSrcsey ce.sos
O Mes kesSTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

o. q c.e H.:i., BE- Jsss..7 $500 -. q ~ fs :.
SUP Johs s,s.r, pat v.n,, repoo, SIP, -. .h sis
ane 'so ' :: J. . sur e. 5.sc 11iy srS,o .oot
10: OF board o. roassy rsorsIas 81 sou.a4h
"a. % Dsss. Di1ea d., i D. on 9 o. rsoss 'A'
ferr,h az sos,oa) ron s. Jeha sB, ior LIr.rPool
shi,ci ofBstsl woctVsft' Bro Las' 1a''''-~
road ron 10 Gi'beI; Johnson - - So.
Southport son ssgaaasa 10 ss's. VI so'ao -
ron TTt. Issnd r Boston; supplied Der ~i'h B'a7i'
s.i Yf1, Bars Bar1h Bsruta Gays n ballast % i1i'f
4 Lsstpourn Lea ro An. vsassl. ., -.
Ban Odya, san, Hare. Sen, A. vth n4.- sHs "a %
J. w El..l Co. TIE hsshad ssstery @ais 70 SEN !,
Bsnl. ar made - rgn 70 he bart' n lo'1 'AJ' a. Ia -
F,S ~ s.s 81 xol Brsusr g. da, Al Poe .
FI2Ps .v.cy BE- Coos, cars daJ, ah Ia ifos % J.
B1sr,s.. Fersa.op Charleston day, VIII cotton and ne to
BE-, ~, ias. FaSsia w.jln, xlas,eir joy g = -
zory, y T. 7 i's = Tor - ssss.s.sr, s,o rs5s
Ssros 3. ark Co4rer. of,ss 1onb. I'D 70 - .
., H.eaa Ags . r,', ,1., " y. a.. az 20 proceed
bonn. a,s An.ness bars q Pys ~ 49, ~a''- b.
se. Psrie Of ass from Portland ors' ysso LAY. o.
fGtte. o. EsurofJ saltSfs Be t. il'ln y =
~ &c. TO ssrdy SANFORD Dsl a'sa o. ne 'a
b., sarah. wusu1. L.,a ts Goa, Ven sep, H. ~ .'.'
.A,a yos-. Psta' Co Fran seq = 10 o'' .
E,rr4,, WI ela J.'eas s.; Do-so, = - p o,ss-
ard csrooe % Hast.sd chsmosrHh Co. Len 20 An'ne''
gT, p.la o. caafe..on &C. Jotsoh. a. dsy', ia
.1sr . P Harmon, Sehss Lee b. sns Faon' io' L'Hdoa
shr sor STATE, H5rion s. anna days viii eaton TO n L
sSr Bstices to3 Re- e. bremen % day, BALLAST and q
rae. 20 Poppe c..
sclr sol.ezuus. gm.tl. BroCbhseer Jays. .r.
sebr Col Base. POYtsno tn h79s > Gays, oa'
So, Erssr. P.Rin, Virginia days. pue Nool.
stbr Mary jan Ham Ton Vi'gua day. PIE soo1' D.,
sIr acs Ca-ols ke.y Albany days, VIII tolr ala mise
tou1d 20 New HaTer. ,-.,.
scsrJ Ba4in, c. RI, Ronlou; day. 1 Il coal b I'd Il
Hartford .-.-r.- -
b. Basaa visa Kae', Bn, Prns 3 g., viii coal, oola
sehr IS Bscl asha Leonard aout ss, With coal 5oar
sehf T,'rss,e Bourns AB,ny day', with niss, Soari
Powell, Waite Wilmington, NC, 10 day u,7a sore
o. + :. Powell
sohr Hope Blade Y.fs ia days, 'Ainte 70 naitef'
sAILEpshgs safsfofs lax LIVERPOOL G. y. P.te., srn
son ST. John ~ B. tct0fa Chang London D4.s Ceres
smith sumaa; Mary srtey Earns Mob sns Pheai1 Deck
| CaJz and other.
| wIND-Dorrsti e 3ay ron tie Southwark
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Urp GOODS.


u o. WILSON q CO., No. IL
A. ooURTLANDTst, topposise tho NsnoHh sNs
"e''s'A Nos Hand IS DEYst-
Yorh have pc,v ta Assortment OF every as
~fiP"'n " FALL and WINTER GOODS,
A. hInh constant additions will DO made hy every srrlS
Oar rtock viii comprise large variety OF
fAILORs GOODS, 49,,
rnsb,h BelFian, French German and AInensAs olotnA
-n,ere. and Do-skina sis and Woolen esnss Sam.
~, Tweed. Kersey., Pilot Cloths, serges rnnmas ana
an Other soods yesinns this dspNtnsnt TO Shiss We
s.u the attention 81 manufacturer Of ,...
' READY MADE CLOTHING,
a o.bsr. Ne have Also at all tmesoo hand large anA
DESIRABLE STOCK OF HOSIERY,
,.ls.AeA with sest cara emb scns every description 0.
sooS. 10 this line Silk Woolen, and Cotton hose ane
frshoge Wrsppers and Drawers all tinds OF Glove ans
hitt. ChiIdrers Socks Hooda and SEEKS Woolsa fan'
&c. &C.
Also Depstme1t devoted expressly 70
sHAwLS,
In which We oieI handsome sssortnenS
Also full stock OF o..
YANKEE MOTIONS 40. q,
I. m, WHITE GOODS Room viii be found ell that 10
shoice Or desirable In this line
In sdSiilon 70 the above, we have full STOCK OF
DOMESTIC GOODS,
De Lsses 0nshsms, Merrimsch snd Cocheeo anu, -
ina Stripes Brown and Blesohed sheeunss sne shun<N
10. &C. st the lowest market prices $500, -,
We invite the attention Of the closest buyers Tor oasn AZ
months and short sreAit ,,,,
CociscO Prtnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
Arrived.

Us Ma s,esusp Ohio. IsUI scsesek q hosrs non SosA
viii sold dus; ard passengers 70 ~ q. Roserts.
Steamship BENJAMIN fnuALE, Teal New Orleans With
sasss 70 Z. IoSon Co. Oct 8 lat IS Ia a.
O. Bsihsla hence lousd heB r. has hAd continued n a.
gales the Nhos passage.
stesashp RoAnole Pssh NorloA and Rehnond 70 hours
viih ndss and passengers q LudlSn s Piesssuis
Ship Element, Bufley cauta NAY - 81 Hs!sna Aua b. with
hemp &c, 20 Crocker Wxuel Lst al Csutta sAls Eagle
TypAeob, Aebrsn Bowd;ch Angels katadn and Wm Cooper
SAss days shp cO for Boston, ssrt frtBs DO
Nc lander, Jr, Phzdeph lea ST Heaa shps BaToston,
from kEtsnd; Ealy, from LOoJ0n the heavy
wssih.f OF The Cape nannast head, sails b4fss
&s otltr msisrs cansss all vel board No date Ia 81