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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18

your duty to inquire personally in'o 'ne
merits and capacities of candidates. anu
vote according to your own judgment Vi
their relative worth. No Committee OF
back. stairs cabal can properly relieve you
from the performance Of this duty. we
don'task YOU to vote for an unworthy can
didate because he is a Whig-on the con-
trsry, we entreat YOU not to do any such
thipg-but we charge you not to let any
CLIQUE acting in the name Of Temperance
or any other good cause direct your action
in the premises. We repudated the Tenn
perance Ticket of last year after II was
formed: we this year protest in advance
against any being formed. If any candi-
date on either Ticket is known as a tippler
or otherwise disqualified. let those who
know il. state the fact and urge others to
vote against him. but it is absurd to select
one of two moderate drinkers as the lem
D.7ance candidate and call on Temperance
men to support him as such against the
other. Should the practice prove success
full. we shall soon have the cause OF lem
perancc disgraced by the darkest political
intricues, and nominations on the Temper
ance ticket bought and sold as marketable
commodities. Friends of Temperance!
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TEMPERANCE IN POLITICS,

We understand that a movement is in
progress looking to the formation of a
Temperance Ticket, to be made up ia 20 I'd
part from those Of the two great parties,
and TO be commended TO the support of
the friends Of Temperance at our ensuing
City Election.
We desire 10 state beforehand. that we
may not be nisapprehended hereafter, that
We are utterly opposed to this movement,
and believe it calculated to accomplish
only mischief. We are for the Maine
Law, openly and at all times, and will
vote for Maine Law Assemblyman who
Is OF the wrong politics, rather than a
Wing who uphods the Rum Traffic. But
tor other Offices We shall vote for every
competent and deserving Wing who NAV
be nominated, and against every Whig
candidate whom We deem unfit or unwor-
thy, without asking or caring whether
their names have been put on a TEMPER
ance Ticket or not. We regret that apv
such Ticket is to be formed, and we trust
the friends of Temperance generally will
discoun;enance il.
Blu: ought we not to vote for temper
ate and deserving men in preference TO
the other ,or.?" Certainly. Sir; bu. |, i,
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Tgy ScorT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
have taken rooms AZ Constitution Hal, No. 90
Broadway, where they will be happy to see t0e'r
friends from City or Country, and to receive OF
offer suggestions for the campaign. They nave a
good supply of Docum. nts for those who feel I'M
able to buy, yet Wish to use them IN p'On'O''Hs
.hs common cause. Give them call
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p- "IRRLANp,s usRRrEs-Tz.

Cdase-by HENRY &. CAREY" Tho leading essay
n The PiOr, he Loom and the And for Sep
tembeT, Is issued as Campaign Tract. tl6 large
pages,l IL shows the effects Of Britsh Free
Trade on the Industry, Thrill and Prosperity Of
Ireland, as proclaimed by her Patriots and By i'm.
partial observers. Is appeals especially to the
feelings and judgment OF lnshmen. Price $40
per thousand, 81 - per hundred, = cents singly
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come the cry under the present one. Such
,ras not the cry in l6i5 and l8,6, under
the tariff Of 1912, for then work VA,
everywhere seeking the Iaborer, and "a
will it do again whenever the working me,
of the country shall determine that ,hey
will protect themselves against the low.
priced labor of Europe.
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EnK Galif0ruin.

We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING The
Tribune Jor California, Oregon and The Sand
scIch Islands. 1t will contain Il summary Of all the
latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ng of the last steamers Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
he had at the Desk on Monday Morning. Price
81 cents.
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E THE TARIFF QUESTION:,

Projection ana Free Trade Considered BY
Horace GKETLEY. A handsome pamphlet of 81
psges. Price SIS per thousand, sli per hundred,
= cents per dozen.
.'IsuOr, o wGs o-r-,- -H oeEs. >, uo.-s "a, al
,tAsr TrUcs ,os = cOyss ~il - asNrs4
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SCENES IN TIKI LIFE OF GEN
IT THE CAMPAIGN LIFR OF


Letter 10 q. iaquiriHg frieHd"-By Horace
GkEk LEY-A large and fair pamphlet of Is pages (:
Price go per thousand, o. per hundred. % cents
pey dozen. ? cents sipgly.
II ordered ~ DO OF Nall l cent for each 500
ailes and under and cents for So mIss must oe
tdded 10 prepay postage
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VERMONr.-Te Watchmaa MooF

pelier, has returns of Members elect to the hoas
in every town but one, which chose a Wns"'
year. So far as heard the Members stand
1852. Wing, I03. All Others, 20.
1SJI....Whig, Ill. All others, lOo.
There are IL fewer Members chosen thin w
year, mainly owing to the drawing apart Of 1'
Loco-Foco and Free Soil parties, last year cor
bined under the banner Of Free Democracy
The Uatckman Classics the Senase-wne
90; Pierce, 5; Hale, 3. But the vote 10 ts0"
three instances is very close, and the Off ;Isi !"
turns have not all been received yet. There "'
be but 20 Wings to ten others and there nay"
"a to 6.
The vote for Governor in 800 towns adds up
Scott Pires hsH "a
Fairbanks, ~ f32. Robinson, lf,2Ol. BfalaA'' -
Eighteen small towns to hear from, when -.
10 Wing majority over all last year. afO'"..
lacks 800 to 700 Of a clear msjority, but IS ee''
to be chosen by the Legislature. A..
rSSComPared with the Popular Vote - -.
State Election Of 1913 Taylor year, the We
stand 300O better. They can easily gvs wv
10000 msjonty-more, If desired.
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r. Br TELEGRAPH we have an accoun

e BT TELEGRAPH we have an account
of the dorgs OF the Ohio State Agncu tural Fair,
the murder Of Mrs. Gregg in Madison County, a
grand Wing rally in Boston an Editors recouuter
in Cincinnati, and about the usual number Of fatal
Railroad Accidents. The announce ment OF the
death Of Mayor PEGST, yesterday, was. we are
hsppy to lean Prsnstgr.. Dir. 7. Is coayL.s.
Ceot.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoFK, SATURDAY, SEPT. Is, 1872.
For PresiGrnt,
WINFIELD SCOTT, OF New-Jer-ey.
For rice-PTesiden',
WILLIAM A. GRAHAlr. OF North. CarolinH

Il The Tribune is served in this City, Brooklyn, VII
ansbureh AID Jerey City for ~ cents weet payable
to carriers Names sen. through the Post O;e or Penny
Post will be promptly placed or the Carriers books
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For Europe.

Ike L. ). Mail steamship Arctic, Capt.
Luce. will leave this port TO-DAY at noon, for
Liverpool The Sent Weekly Tribune, con-
tainrg all the latest news, be had at the
Desk, This Morning, in wrappers, ready for mail
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r. wrz. Il. RoBI>sON,s SPEECH

on Nsw-tiampshire Democracy and Catholic
Ema 3atioD-l6 pages. Price $40 per thousand,
81 p per hundred, cents sngly.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
,,w.YogK MErRopoLIrAN TAILORING

NEW YORK METRoPoLITAN TAILORING
EsTAsLtsasEST 30 535 Broadway. " Anthony 81,
oy. ute Broad way Bank aud Iaes-er Allow me the
p-suTe OF placing CARD before your notice at the same
tue herpe you my best services Tailor together ~tn
the resourcss Of ny bsisye sn dong the largest
Navel Offers ClothirE Business in this port and beg 70 re-
f.r va 10 Officers ATTACHED the ship North Carolina
L ( ship Mis,issopi u. s snip Ge-msntowa T. 3 snip
Fuin g. BRIG PeTy &c shall feel inde o'eo " you ~n
name nv Es,sbisha ert TO Oc,u who may be In want Of
Oaf, or PduiIn ert that making Uniforms and D.
dte,. Tor the Navy ard Marine COp4 according 10 the s
, AZ pntd Instructions and ORA 70 the lsteH
Iaficn a. received By from the Navy Department ash
;.,@, n & GEORGE Z. Fox.
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Wing Documents for the Campaig,

Wing Documents for the Campaign.
We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
he following Campaign publications.
Friends of the Cause, call and see if you
don't want 10 supply every house in your
County, Town or Ward with
RTHE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with % illustrations of the most event
ul scenes in his illustuous careeT-a pamphlet Of
thirty. two pages, Oh 6De paper. Price S. per hun
bred 80 cents per dozen, 3 cents single
When ordered u he cent Dy Msu cents for
inder $50 miles and 4 cents for ever $40 miles
must be added, as the Post.Ofhce Department re-
uses to send without prepayment Of postage.
Also,
SCENES IN TIKI LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT broad sheet TO De hung up in dwell
Dgs ana public places-with eighteen spirited ius-
Tstions-$l0 per thousand, : per hundred, or
cents Gngly. Terms Cash infeIibly.
II 10 be- sent by Mail cent for so miles and
lnd-r and cents for over 5O0 miles must DO added
o prepay postage.
Also,
If TEE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
SCOTT ~ dernuEs-tho sonlo SIZE illustrations
pnce as the English Edition. Also,
TIKI CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
" French; the same Htyle, price, &C., as the
foregoing.
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TJ. A. Boughey, an Editor n'~
Terss, is yictimiring the Massachusetts, La@' :.
in the borrowing line. He took $lV out " "
While hairng from florids several sears ago
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~ Advertise for The TribUHe Of Monday ouSh. 70
Be sent in before 9 O'Clock on Saturday evening
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q The bulbs and roots Of the Hair are

:, - opoa os An DsvsES's improved w.h, :. - -
80 8 ese WY Fry hAars s-i TO h. -, an1 h
s.,s end dstay.s r.. tie plse, Of ts wsicA !, d
Vesetsble compounds Rsmen,bsr ~ 20 solely by
saIptss a. ne Gensrl oepo No Is ,ss''s yoar
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n CnArHAM. srREEr vs.. BRoApwAr.

Since the advent oi RAFFERTY, LEAsg the enteIDrsn
Haa.r, of ChAthams the star Of tne Broadway Haters
bss besn on the wsne TIE public he's found oct that
Cbahs INST get up elegant foIe and a. neat t.g
and drrsble Hats q; dollar les on the pcs Wa under
STAND that u piaon 10 present. he,rt RAfLs
II LEAsK with q service Of plate To- their eiots bring
ina The Chathsmt Hat 70 the point Of perfection al which
ey have anived. They certainly nelly serve ths tes
moi a. for 1Ch TlJy eiegsut SPEC men OF hat We
have never seen that winch they procure hey have
two stores toe Of chatham aid Pear Id one
st Nc. 81 ChsthsGl-st, oppon.s Chsalosf%
r. Decidedly TOO cold TO wear a white
Hat to-day. FRgENhS. toe Hatter No 90 Fulton, ne:
rod supply Of fine shiunE black Has Tor = snd " -
bst Tbe mode i iesgufol an II manufactured from
the bes materials Chilorens Has Of every variety the
riches that BE- fuDo sad slto1ensr voc Sn.apSs.
- remainder No - Futon Is between William and Gold
~ FREEMAS. Mann scturer.
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TKY A. RAsxIS & Co.'S HosIERr AND

t>oxse.saENrs-Health and snjoymeat nay thus b
s,eareS The SIX MsriVo aud Noolen Hosiery 10 Of
I'D Al No le4 Bowsry a. reDNka,le low prices Annse
e.!i solc.isd A RANAiN Co. Hes!srs No lt eS"sfy.
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MrRcn-TnE SOUL oF ENTER-

VI
pKfsy-A model Of which may 'e seen 10 fhsnd
mUscH Whole ew and really s1p'Tb Hat Ware DOM, No.
80 sosv hss been crowded o0rog the past week with
eus0men who express the Dieyes oeged win me 10
crafty osplsyso ~ his cement 40 the evident So
psrcrity OF b. Fail sss0rtm nj &c 1srnens HAS step
pinq aside ON the bea e0 tack MURcH has grsef sue
eA.. AID hs essbshu ent Is the TcsJt u the mot
fa,nnsb OF our city % who issue from fsst0re come
"CTowned with the glow Of fashion"
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Sunset Os THE RIyER.-
IL Il, tbs hour oftyns day.
TIE hour OF tesc. and love
Tie 10 EiorJ sinksavay.
Ard Ter the bloe shove
be o. Tscisnt beauty fsg
l,s in ais Ger al earthly tatnys
Reflected in the g -nt stream
10, I'll the features OF the ky
Yach cloud ssc, shadow fiesn oI rsan.
perfect hesveo osioS us ne;
Ike those fair souptsHsi's the fruit
OfAr. a. 1aAnks erred BY Roof. . ~,
The sceeD 10 ROJYS DexBereotype Rooms no %
Brosdv.y cav Tsy are o. the second foof, sp i5o'
and airy centrally Gusted bstseen the ~o o. ssh
he world Of business ReoT pietaTss niss az
ater runber Of prize medals than sn) Others IN ths
county CAL ard II they do not deserve ms Gs-'-
tim.
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WINDOW ORNAMENTS AT EXTRAoKDI-
s.RY Low PMCEs!-KELTY kFERGUsoN, Nos 2}pt Broad.
and 81 kesdesi selling Window Shsdes Lace aud
krsrn Curtains Gilt COruces Curtain TummingA &c-
.-est bArgGls Cal and see EN-.
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~ Hoookenissiill lovely .aud s,ilIat,rac,,
nSo' o. car et1srs Who dsl'sht ia pure AL saa r.,t.
wass SS''o5s ard NesPou deserted W.T. u $50
ieisrs Al 10 sey ara beauty. roous.aas viii 80.
]" Hr 81, ssfiic-alo0cv. tts, e.; ~ sAa,- "a
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WArr's NERvous ANTIDOTE.-When
r. Use BusH's Magic Cream Liuiment

for Rheumatism. Pains Aches, SEEDLINGS Sprsins &c 1t
has 10 equal sod at No IS Gresnwieh e., CT Duane
Onion cor Bowery am Grand Dr. Huuer. No lOs let
az " bite or Glid &c FrsnsfJrtsts IN Brooklyn,
Mrs HAYES No is fui,on-st Pdce . cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18

MADAME SoNTAG AT BRADY s.-Thls
uprv.ed Qneen Of Song visited BRApYs National Gallery
Monday last ard added her portrait 70 us
Broadway corner Of Fulton.
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ry- flourish of trumpets often an

pe0ucAs ,orry Oh W Sometimes particularly urinvrg
sy e OF ushsed before the pub; ln tni way the
four dollar man" gull the public ~ producing
the old Cashmere Hat and calling il somothlns new and ~
his inyeuton Gut the tnck don't thuVe trcle sam
Il be gued Truly the Of the Jenny lnd ticket
DO blinded " think tst such patty erhie Of az
tempns 10 hrios out style q Hst fashionable yesri
ego something oensl and Of bis invention. would
succeed with oscrminAiins public II you want 1000
Hat call Ia at FsPTNCHrID's 10 to1 kauau-st
Of and # his Hats a. - 3D. are not better, finer
and tsstier than aoy fiat scd in Broadway Tor VI
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Of &c oftbs As.ocston for the Exhibition Of the lnduF
tn Of All Ea.ons Esw-YOTt, No. % Broadway. ,
NoTICF TO IRON FOUNDERS. Proposals

. OF at Na lons' n " OIt' -'O' % o. ""'J
NOTICT TO IRON FOUNDEgs.-Proposals
v1 h received At ths Ofcs Until Tuesday 2': inst Tor
- Cast Iron wo-k ether 10 vboe or IN part Tor the
Bui9ina for the Exhibition o. the lninst-J 4 All Nion'
n b. erected 10 City TIE WORK IL pisin CONSISTING
chiefly Of cclrnrs wish their base pieces So cnuetaf
pieces arc gci.s vs1irE In weight from lt los 70 80
H. 1le ends It the columns. base pieces aud Connecting
pieces will r quis. 10 be faced iu lathe
Parties ofsrits will the price OF the ca'ns, pe
pourc fsctng included also the prce Der pound ltnol
being hced 20 is the Aso-sn usy sccepi either ne
ons ~ he oihsr they viii sse state nov many t1n' hsy
gil deliver per week %,
The whole quantity q castings required WI be s9oui
TINS ard . 70 b. delivered on ne sta II the buiIdng
on Pesergoirsousrs between a h 80 44dst oh az
hupatterns 10 b. furnished By the AS'cation FOR mr.
tber particulars woir drawings and .oechca1n apply
a. this Office IS o,der, NA. WRfrrsS, secretary
" Advertisements and Subscriptions
for The Tine Hcyaid T'uae Srn. C3n'ey, and Jo"rnI
Of CoHzerce aie received s; tie Literary Depo No ll
q.h.sv. until O'Clock P NJ, Of the usual rates
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n KrLLooo's Fall Styles of Gentle
The Last DopGE.-It is said that the

mers Hats ready, unsrpssssd by Tor elegance or
taste TIE public aIe invited o. examine before purchasing
One Price KELLOGG, No. - Canal o..
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As IT sHODLD BE-SECOND TO NONE
The Hat Flnishes Union. pred exclusge o. fric
neal rosn are now Cer Ds the public Fall s. u TAT
ADMITTED TO BE- ',tl elegant and durable TIE Poop
Haiters No. IL PsIktOw, opposite Asor House fnces
ana 81
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Ham DYE AND WIes.-BarcAEIoK's

a. - 'of thess Aue!ss 10 eelsossseo In al earIs VI
q roep- 20 ss'n' wshins sh elegant and dsrA6ls Wa
"a sure Srs~~n,ssy % soised His Hair Dye 10 copied
So7' NE asres-Aeva-s on inI..s,o,.
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WELLS, FARGO 4 Co. S CALIFoRNh Ex-
FRTSs We send neat regular Express by 1. s Mail
steamer inU, on MDNpAf, SEPT ~, al y. NJ, In charge
OF Mr. Nm l. sAiTn osn Special messsngsf FreiGhi
should BE- office in wate proof order befJrs the
DAY of sailing No package should measure more than 81
cubic feet or weigh than l25 pounds Small paceI
received until q ciock the Gay the steamer sals
MILLS FARGO 4 Co. No. 10 W all =.
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STRAW BoNNETS-NEw FALL STYLES
JvSr RFcrNEn--A srrst variety Of Col,red st.xs
adapted 70 the season Ne Jose 6rt s,ore nom r,ad
WAY. JOHN SFAMAN
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HosIEKr AND UNDER-GARMENrs.

RAY L AnANs Il1p Or,eIs and Manufacturer Ne sci
srosawsy oProsie the Metropolitan hotel offer TO tire
pssh, choice selection Of HOssIy'nd UsdsrGsrmeas
sasnpsssea in quality. variety OF styles and ''wnes' OF
pslces call frpn all in ofs'eh goods respectfully
solicited.
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THR LAST UODGK.-It Il shIu IIdC JIG
row dice who destroyed the white hats at the Sontss Sere
psSe" were employed by BTlso~ay hser for the sske Of
Lstr.se This may he true ~ noi but knox, Of No. 2S
Fulton 81 hss no occsOn have - such dodge
A. the demAnc for never greater than at preen
Gentlemen you would be In the fss1on patooi1e KNOX
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ING, At GENiNS BAzAAR-G ENiN opens 20 day, AZ his
Bazsa No 5lS Broadway, several cssc OF Boys Youth
snd Infants Clothing, invooed tom Pads within ihe last
three ks and received this week by the HavTe
This importation. with the Fall Goods In the same line
that have reached him within the present month enables
GENIr present to the public OF NeE York the most
ohefcb6 extensive and attractive assortment OF boys
Youths and Infants Clothing that hiss besu at
one view 70 the parents II NeWl0Tk lie respectfully
cn the Ladies 81 the tyfor they all understand and
sppTee the OF such stockt0 visit his Bazaar at
the earliest opportunity he assures them that the eNh
on viii b. entirely codstted In this country and IN
,iles them to call and nudge for Themselves both As 70 the
beauty and style OF the articles, and the moderation Of
the prices
The Jackets Vests Psntaoons sacts, Prock coats Over
cons &c &c f Boys from ten 10 sixteen y srs OF sge
are not surpassed elegance by the choicest cohios In the
hiog able establishments IN Psr or London In the
Infant Department ever Thing that attract ihe OF
the taetu mother viii be found In abort The display at
GEsINs esAasr thus srks the commencement Of sneS
ers In the Infants BOYS and Youths Clothing busnesS
The prices in ell marked Al tue lowest possible
figure
GrniNs FA Styles OF SIX Besyer, Felt and other Has
we'll the latest styles Of Gentemens Cans an be ob
tainea Al Tie bA1aSt GUNINs BAZAAR,
No SIS Broadway, 81 Nicholas Hotel
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UsE YOUR ErEs.--For adccidcdly shah
BIZ suit Witt Nibos arc see the dress by Brown ia
ihe character Il Robert Macs- for ssnseel stylish s,s
sonsble and cheap costume, visit SMIH kCEs, No lO2
Fulton St The contrast is remarkable aud eudous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
q Southern and Western Merchants

vould Do Se 70 purchase Mrs JEEvss Cold Candy an ar
nce ct undoUbied good reputation for eOughS colds ana
other pSlrnors complaints Th. Article testified sud
ec BY the hrst O; tbs county s sold a, the p5
pal Office, Nc. $50 Broadway BY Ms W. JEsus.
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~ The Paris Fashions for Gen,lemen's

Clohipg fuT the ia l. arr ont DO you ask where We
will arswef Of " jennings Co a Ne 81 Broad
~N Th,if sock 81 rusdyn,de Vests Psntsloons, SA;ks
Freks suuutA Business Coats &c embrace every species
of material sNefy sye Introduced In IN. Fench aud
English Capt. al, latest Gates which hsely
We popular du, ng The fall The Casmse ard other p4n
talcon fabrics peeui infinite variety OF Paftsrnt and
the Nesr,s are rich and becoming beyond al precedent
Of the and wo'kua shp of Jennings CO : r-aey
sde a. pal unnecessary ard4k The community
only NewNofk but IN all the princpa cues VI thu
nion koow fall well that fer t-eDiyave years the ele-
ssnee the high "a hion ae5 the fair css Of ts rSsdy
made Clothing o. this FIRM have been proverbia through
out thS enstn and breadth Of tbs lsnd'he their
uens made measure, with quaeo os,Sis haze been
prcs0unSSd models In o., wOrk; .ne na;er'A
w T JENNINGS Co,
No 81 Broadway, American Hotel
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Nav FALL AND WINTER Day Goops-

She wsrscoms Of SANpESs Co, sasoess,gs to Barrier
No sol Giardt exhibit Of tbs richest ana mos. yaa
sor,ments Of sooSs have had the pleasure 70 have
sen Ia many day The stock Of silks M'rinOe Farsnat.
tea shsws Veivsts CSshmeTes De LAnes GAIA and Tai
tan Wool and silk Pisds P0Phus Ladies' Cloths Cash
meres SC ks Offers tine chance for selection 70 pur
ehssers ard TIE Iises are right
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ta~ New Goods of our own impOrta-
aoa and the choicest selection " rch goods In mNfst
among which ShkS BOcsie IN every new oes sn a1d
qua y, an every desirable shade ~ plain COLOR Efsueh
all wool DE Lsinss Scotch and French 81 and Woolen
flsias Lupln. and M>srds best oi treaoh Mennos, all
eeiots and qualities Shawl, Ia great variety; lsces and
smeroaderes; Liueas and Domestic Goods Hosiery. AID
noe twhleS brosdeohs for Is ies COaks In hlak dab
ana noce eolors TWFANV CUTTING No. ST. Broad way
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HURcF will ply the above sum for The bet POEM U be so
decided BY competent Literary Committee' descriptive Of
the Hat This poem must be wIten IN ms b.4sd el!
original not 10 81 Ines sud must Be sent m 70 Af
March No ~ 5d-sv by he ls Of October az which
time the award vii bo paid and made known Competitors
Tor this liberia pzr requested :, the' real names
ard addresses 70 their poems under seal whch VIII not
he opened except Ia he case Of the song beng accepted
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An EssAY.-Webster define, the word

Hat covering for the head but MEIo corner OF Broad
way snd Cans. declares that Hat iboald be rendered
ognafDeut the To Is Of little moment what
definition pholoess may ssiee upon, Ions have
decent tile suttc eucephaOn Hats Hat, aud We
question f could be t~ttd ino any tog else unles you
act bek Ia It and Milo is Just tie "uer who can 10
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