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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10

THs s-knovledged and extraordinary cuTstiso
powers o: these wonderful IHye1t!Jr.s --4-
orally known and their sales and reputation II rough
out the whole country SO extensive that IL ssotIii
seem unnecessary 10 urge their merits further b..
some isc circurnstance have occurred Eick r-s e-
a Of duty the public not L. be slIo=et.,r
silent for Will. the sheIaeTal nos;TnrnS Of the dss
trumpetet by column. through the Pres. All
sval!owed by quarts and galoas by the sialcte..
and are found gst good frT r5llii=g,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10
THE TAPE WORM,

This is the most difficult y destroy Il all that
inic>I ile human system .roWs ndulI-
ni;e enrth- becoming eoii-I aid fastened ike
tines and stomach. eileciB The health sadly
oaue -. Niius Dance Fit Ae. that IL, afflicted aeiGo
Ii erer Suspect that il is IU. boa. hast1g them
early grave. Ia order 10 destroy til, SuIn Ner, eer
e tic treatment must BE- pUTsnes would rGcf by
proper 10 tahe OF my Liver Pis, 4s remove
all distractions. that The Worm syrup may act direct
uiOn the worm, Si;icb must he taken iu OF twO
tablespoonful, tbrc times Day these ui.rc.iJus iU
lowed have never been KNOWN Il fail x curing tie
alL.IItI IL. II I'LL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10
TO FE.U.i / rs


Non viii ind these Pills ys.lu45i- rnrtcnc in
many which yuG ca! !-yj. IL utir ruc
uuU either tos iGral- iAry have l.uuI O.! ia
cst.aese b-Iefi- Restoring t-IF Ia
= Lca4ty action, Turl !H tie b,ood and Other nun,
c:i.ually 10 pat 70 II ht all Complaints Vli,l u.a
iToIiAibae Irregularities h.a iacle, c..lues,
dnnness Of ,i-ht. ain III thc -iIe, back. &.
None genuine unless signed J. y. HoEEx-
sACK. and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous of becoming agents must ad-
dress the Proprietor, J. \. HoBkSs.ck, al his
Laboratory, No. l20, North 81, above Race
ST, Philad Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States
AGKsrs.-Dr. Thornton & ]. Baker, Lewis
burg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
Co-Dayis & Schnure, ,Selinssrove ; Sitter &
Bro, MiliiinbuTg; Ioungman q Walters, Dry
Valley; r. Keller, Adamsburg; 5. Wiltenmyer,
Middieturg; NJ. Spechi, Beaveriown J. u.
Diefenderfer, New Columbia: 4. II. Lutz,
Forest Hill. PnIcr, EACH e5 CENTS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10
$4,000 SON

including all ages classes and conditions, aro,g
whom were large number Of Lsiie-. who are pecu-
lIsriy subject IN Nervous Complaints have been
Entirelv and perms uepfiv Curod
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10
shristie,s GaI,anie and Magnetic (urati,es,

have been quietly working their Way among t'ls
most Intelligent and respectable classes and
Constantly achieving cures IN an alsrmin- trsR r,
diseases, hrch hare ior ages paiei oil tie -.i o.
medicine and ali the resources of Silence. Those
diseases are called
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10

nThe steamer Reindeer exploded on
the North River, on Saturday last. by
which 20 cI so lives were lost.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10

"Hatiiag rs7fnr Cd. notiirg 1aadsf'
We vtntuEe 10 sell ktC-ihen, friends venture 10
iry US FOSTER & TUSTIN
i.ewisburg, Nay l. 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-10

LewishGrg. July 9, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
NEW-YORK FOR PRESIDENT.

Isr DIsTRIcr.-The District Conven-
ton was held yesterday at Jamaica, and HARVEY
VAIL of Suffolk chosen Delegate by the Fillmore
rnen-not quite fairly, as We think all candid men
must agree. The District consists of Queens.
Richmond and Suffolk Counties, with the Country
towns Of Kings, and this was its first mest;ng
since its organization. Of course, the ratio Of
representation was the first question to be settled
In 1850, Queens had S6,Ss3 inhabitants, Suffolk
S6,ssa, Richmond 1901 and the Country towns oil
Kings some ~ to $1,000. Queens is gaining more
rapidly than Suffolk, and has undoubtedly the
larger population to-day. Yet Suffolk sent min.
lFillmorcl Delegates to the Convention to s,,
lScottl from Queens, and utterly refused to psr-
init any correction Of this inequality until sfte,
the Delegate was chosen, when she agreed to j.,
kir superintendent tl2 from Suffolk, y firm
Queens, 8 from Richmond, 6 from rural Kings, FIR
future Conventions. The organization was eff.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
THE CANAL ENLARGEMENT STOPPED !

The Court of Appeals yesterday rem
dered a judgment-all the Loco-Focc
Judges concurring-affirming the decision
of the Court below that the Canal En-
largement act Of 1851 is unconstitutional
consequently null and void; so the Speedy
Enlargement goes by the board, and the
completion of the Enlarged Erie Canal is
deferred to some year in the indefinite fu-
ture-possibly for ever.
Far be it from us to impugn decision
of the highest Court of our State as dis
honest; but we have right to complain
of the dishonorable duplicity and hypocrisy
by which the People were duped into the
election of our present Canal Board, sup
posing that the Canal Enlargement under
the act of 1851 was already secured. II
that act is now unconstitutional, it was so
in 1851 as much as it is now. If there
was any reason for contesting it on this
ground that reason existed before the last
Election as fully as it now does. But the
Loco-Foco State Convention of last Fall
recognized the Canal law as valid and to
be carried into effect; they asked the
People to entrust them with its execution
on the assurance that they would do it
more efficiently and economically than the
Wings; and their candidates placarded
the whole line of the Canals with their
pledges that they would faithfully uphold
and execute the Law. By the influence
of these pledges they were elected, carry
ing with them one of the Judges who now
unites in annulliug the law!
All well that is long lane which has
no turn Let us see what placard, what
trick, what dodge, will save the enemies
of the Speedy Enlargement from the popu-
lar Indignation which they have provoked.
What Canal man in earnest will be duped
by their professions next Fall!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

w Io-Morrow Morning, Wings OF
New-York. between the hours of 6 and
o'clock, you will have some sort of a
chance to vote for Delegates to the District
Conventions which are to choose your Rep
resentatives in the Wing National Conven-
ton. Poor chance as this will generally
be, it is all you will have, so make the most
of it! Go early to the Poll of your Ward,
if only to see and be able to testify how
palpable farce Primary Elections must be
without Registry or some other effe Give
means Of determining who are and who
are not justly entitled to vote. But, in
deed, there ARE no other medns-and to
deny us a Registry is to deny us fair
election. Remember who did this, and
resolve that they shall not repeat it with
impunity!
Go up and vote tomorrow morning if
you can! You can find the place of meet
ing in your Ward advertised in our COL
umns-if not, moments inquiry will fix
it. And whether you believe Scott, or
Webster, or Fillmore, should be the Wing
candidate this year, go to the poll and vote
as You think! You can easily learn by
inquiry which set of Delegates in nomina
ton will vote as you would have them.
Go and vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

surely in the Country. The working class
work more steadily and faithfully here
than in the Country; they live morefru-
gally and save less. They may eat more
fresh meat, but they breathe less pure air,
while they lodge as industrious people in
the Country would not consent to. To one
who has soul, the condition of City la
borer for wages, continually dependent on
the favor or caprice of others for the means
of subsistence, petiiioning for work as a
boon, often condemned to idleness, bullied
by purse-pride, ground down by avarlce'
and often defrauded of his hard earnings by
bankruptcy or knavery, is far from desir-
able.
But we commenced to say that at this
season, instead of the usual influx from the
Country, there ought to be vast emigra-
ton from the City. Here are tens of thou
sands lazily sauntering from corner to cor
ner, begging or sponging a miserable living
and looking for employment, when the
Country needs them all to help the farmers
seed and I'LL their ground during the
busy months of vegetation Just before US.
Adma that many of these would be poor
help on farm, we insist that they should
decidedly prefer to do little than to do
nothing, and that the man who, till now
ignorant of farming, can find chance to
earn his bread, should gladly accept that
rather than be idle, especially if he can at
the same time learn how to labor efficient
ly. Merely to know how to farm well is
great acquisition-worih more than
wears faithful labor. We say, then, to
all the idle and destitute in our City, Ii is
not charity to help you stay here when
you are needed and may be useful else
where. Hang around the City no longer,
expecting chances which will never come
but look rather for work where work is to
be found. Go FORTH INTO THE YIELDS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
By Telegraph to the New-York frlDun'
sosss~n Telegraph oaes. corner Of Baaes~ and B'''~
From the North
COURT op APPEALS.
ALBANY Tue.daY. Nav !

ALBANY Tuesday, NAY H. i''-
The Court of Appeals met this mo'n. .ssy
but adjourned till O'Clock this afternoon, WIZ
probably to consult the cases argued ~ tno cars
Upon reassembing, the decision Of the oupI "A ia
In the case Of Phelps Newell when press "a
pure constitutional quest as 20 canal contra ~ ,s.
versed, and the mandamus wis denied BY uh'''''
vote Judge Welles declining to VOTE. Il n. a.
In tie Orspgc County case, the Judgment ~ -. hc,n
prene Court affirmed, that judgment hs'hz "a, The
that the Canal law upcon-tisuuon"'. OH vs,ss
Court stood al Tor the affirmative except 'n'5'
WING DELICATE FROM THs TWENTIETH"
GREssIosAL DISTRICT. :, IA
AusUHs, Tuesday, May w. IN
The Wing Convention Tor tbe
Congressional District NIT Ia this City ~ NO. =, tss
A. Williams of Wayne, was elected Dr'7gs- a
National Convention. OF the "a Deiefs'es ~ ,or tts
expressed their preference for General Seoa ~
next Presidency.
DELEGATE TO THE WING NATIONAL cosy,',,s
ROCHE rEx, Tuesday. May IL, - -
The Wing District Convention -" 800.
chose Freeman t,srk D,leuie TO the National con,s
ton Nv vote Of 81 out OF I32 Toe Deleyns 's;,ns
stood TO be In favor OF General Se'tt hc s - "a
complimentary to the Administration ana ias'''
General Scou were passed.
THE DEMOCRATS AND THE CANAL n. "A
The Democrats have called az
Meeting for Wednesday ming, 10 take Z, re-
the in mediate enlargement OF the Enc Csns * tas
ouesipp the Governor call speciai scssr :, Re
ieeslsture 10 pas law submitting the ques. ia
people st the next general eteetson, ana !" e'"
upon the credit Of the Stsse ,,,nss In.
TIE decision Of the Court Of Appeals pfo'a'
ter Sc excitement here. =. s,aod ID
IRE dead body Of an unknown woman was os. x.s
the river to-day. 1t had apparently been ssse'"
In The wster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
TIE GREAT BreAMIsr ,yn Sw,,n,r,

TAs Frsutert Yeosaas says that when the notorious
Dr. Hsyne arrived there to take bis place for FIVE years
in cell Of the State Prison, he dressed ia the hight
OF fashion, and entered the gloomy portals OF the prison
with naughty curl wreathing bis lip, and impuien,ly
fourishng fine rattan. While going mp on the cars
he offered to wsger i've thousand dollars that he could
marry sgsn in three hours II bis liberty given him
that length OF time
HOMICIDE In DELAwARE.-On the 18th
Inst, rear Bulls MIL ia Broad Greek Hundred, Sussex
County, DEL Burton Jones Of j. thirtyseveu years Of
age u said beat his st pfsihes John Baiy 10 dsath
with stick Of wood Joles & In jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

II Our Fillmore friends have elected
Delegate from this State at last-Mr VAIL OF
Suffolk. from the LIST District. 1t certainly was
not fairly done; but we nevertheless regret to
learn that the friends Of Gen. Scott withdrew and
called new Convention. We must learn to bear
and forbear. 1t not right for Suffolk to claim
and insist on twice the weight of Queens in the
Convention-she has neither population nor Wing
votes to justify t-but let US avoid contested seats
at Baltimore if possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
FKoM THE SourH.-The steamship Mar

lon, Capt Berry, arrived this morning 90 hour from
Charleston and the scsmship Alabama, Capt Ludlow,
e. hours from Savannah. Our friends Of The SssassaA
RPablscas, Gsersisn and Ners and The CAariesos Mr
eEy, Cssrser, Meas, and Standard Mr. Mather Purser
ofthe Marion. and Messrs Hoey Co. have our thanks
for late papers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
" Don't use worthless concociions,

pretending to restore gray hair s natural color based
the joking and unpublished receipt OF that nveerae wag
and gallant hero Gen. Twigss How mary gallons of
water grains of of lead and lac suph.t have been
wasted by the ncpient chemists who have geedly swa
lowed the tai'manc remedy in the delusve hope Of
forming their hairs into the color of their juvenile days
heaven knows Badnage apart the result is utterly i'm
possblea violation Of the laws of II gray hairs
to be converted into black brown, auburn they
be dyed and nothing perfect insan
and stainless Dr. FELIX GoUR0Ups celebrated
Liquid which used and recommended by Hon Mr. Poin
~ S .se s su n and
tons DR. GoURoUDs Liquid Hair Dye and his other world
renowned preparations found only his old established
laboratory No 81 Walker ST. FIRST store from Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

~ We had tidings of three more SCOTT
Delegates chosen yesterday from so many
Districts of our State, along with the Sc
curing of another from Brooklyn, a sharply
contested District. There is no longer a
doubt that Scott will have a very large
majority of the Delegates from this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

tual without giving due notice to the Delegates
present, and such reckless Disregard of comfy
and fairness eyinced throughout that the Scott
Delegates withdrew from the Convention. For
instance, one Of the two Scott Delegates from
Richmond, being unable to attend, had substituted
a brother Wing of that County, but the substitute
was refused seat. There is such thing as over
doing business as the Underwriters Of Long Island
NAV vet realize.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
~ Tu1 HOMESTEAD BILL weathered

~ TIL HOMESTEAD BILL weathered
several more attacks in the House yester-
dav. and seems to vindicate its inherent
vitality pretty fairly. But why don't its
friends in The House insist on pressing it to
a final vote! Its friends out of the House
are heart-sick of hope deferred. Give us
the decisive vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

These Wards elect IS Scott Delegates to the
District Convention leaving but 20 to be returned
from the other four Wards. Those, we presume,
are nearly all Fillmore.
Hon. DAVID A. BoKEE, we rejoice to under
stand, returns to the discharge of his Congression-
al duties forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
WAXING UP THE LADIEs.-LYoN's an

nouncemen that the price of his Magnetic Powder for de-
sroyng Bedbuss Cochrosches &C. without danger to hu-
beings has been put down 25 canister draws
TO his store mutudes ladies His sales he anticipated
have been than pd since the reduced charge
hrorgh the preparation within the reach Of the whole
muny The falsehoods Of envious humbugs treated
with the contempt they deserve The original certificates
70 he seen LyoN's Office No 424 Broadway include tho
following wellknown names;
Dr. Jas r. Chiffon chemist Preston HodgeA Esq, Carl.
DR. l.. Reid Prof Of Chem ton House.
John l.. Roome, Esq, Supt DR.. Valentine Mott,
Of N Y. Hospital. DR.. Van Rensselaer,
Mess,s Coleman Stetson, Or. s. Moore,
As,or IIouse DIR. Francis
Daniel ID Howard ESQ, Irv- DIR. Bettendorf
ing House. iDr w ass.au
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
BROOKLYN POR SCOTT 4!

The friends of Gen. SCorT carried
Brooklyn triumphantly last evening. We have
now III P. NJ returns Of seren of the eleven
Wards, all for Scott, securing the Delegate frem
the lid Congressional District (City Of Brooklyn
as folows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BArCHELoR's

genuine Liquid Hair Dye celebrated in all pa of the
world that 1t induces host Of limitations of which the pub
lie must beware The to get the genuine pro-
at the manusctury II has stood the of public
estimation the last fourteen years and its and wonder
fully ncre sne popularity proves to be all it Processes
lied "a guaantee and sold wholesale and retail at
BAToHELoR's Wig and Toupee factory No. Wal-.t-
where be found the largest and best assortment In the
United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
GySIN's BAzAAR.-Every steamer brings

fe additions 10 the uperb stock Of Juvenile Costume aud
Fancy Articles GssIS's Bazaar II new STYLE 10
Chdreps Dress Ladies' Hats any other departments %
f,.h;or cor1sed ia the design unique estabsnen
appears in Pars London II IS o ,s
Tr,,sa 100 Meantime the artists attached TO the @Saar
are csctpsllv Introducing original styles thus keeping up
psrpetual round Of elegant novelties, go pS
" 81 Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
" ALLcocK. ALLEN & Co., have re-

No. 5ls BROADWAY, ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
between bocme and Spring s and have opened entire
STocK Of Goops their Importation and Manu-
eture uneQuslled In this country for extent richness and
variety, consisting OF SILVER and PLATED WARE, Gas
FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS and GiRANDoLEs, richly deco
rated PORCELAIN DINNER and TEA SETs, VASES CLOCKS
erAruARy, rich Cur GLASSWARE TABLE CUTLERY, JAPAN
EkY, and great variety Of other Furnishing Articles
The Public IL invited to visit this magnificent establish
mont which believed be the extensive Of the kind
In the country running through from Broadway Mece
100 feet and extending the latter &c feet 1t fitted up
In gorgeous AID unique style, with dens Of elegance
and taste The counters aud architectural decorations
iron bronze asd exhibit relieves and uary beautifully
designed and admirably executed.
The attention OF the public wanted TO this stock OF sood
and especially 10 the Gas Exres she Chandelier and Sill
and Plated Wass ell of which have been Imported by
expressly Manufactured under the direction OF this hrm
and which embraces greater variety Of and desirable
styles tran can b. found at any other place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

GEO. p. Fox in rHE y. 5. SENATE.- :
Washington correspondent Of the Nsw Or ~ seoats
~ IL, a., J.Mrs OF Rhode lssne, observes tnat 81.
senator james suit % eo;ss Ta.' !. saoth.r
1890 = T., osr fasIiousble Broadway tailor, OEo r. fo'I'
THE oy true Fox ear in na No ~ Broad g,a,.
~re,vwl.re reflect credit his skill whether DIS
cISyed p lie prom nsde of the city IN the hal. OF 70.
ssficn Fox is pato lied by the highest osntsl-s az
,t and his ell CANT 81, cinens OF gentlenanly cos
s.s often call orh sppl.ns Of the ad nros Senate
With The imposing aud graceful Of his unnvaed gar
eps Sr 10 toe style OF tae wesrer and tue
rrs ton their it, the public era ENJOYS Pc
Ey and have doubt that this iotrod actoo
into the Capitol will add splendor to tbs eloiusnce
the American Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Nrw.,oRK, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.

w tn. Tribune /. served inttbis City. srootiyn WI
nnsburrb and jersey City for ia cent? per week payable
to the earier Names through the Postoce or Penn,
Pos, will he promptly placed upsn the Csrrier books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
GRAr HAZE CHAreEp nY NAruRE re

ORIGINAL CoLoRDAvIss Rahvene acts upon the roots
CT the hair evves their natural and eproduces the
original colorna substance. Price so cents per bottle
ranted For sale at the principal Office No So6 Grsndst
cor. Of Allen: Agents-Rine, No 1872 Broadway Cook
Lyon No. III Houston-st. Guion No Ia Bowery New.
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
w- Jewelry and Musical Instruments
EUROPEAN DAauERkEorrpEs.-M.H

Brady No as Broadway, has recently returned from Eu
sope where he has spent nearly year IN visiting the most
csebted Galleries aud Works Of Art especially IN France
n and chemistry made IN those countries he
has spared expense in thoroughly reatting up his Gal
lsry; end by arrangement OF hight and various I'M
provements recently introduced he hopes produce PIC
tues superior any hitherto exhibited He has also
hbition Dagueueosypes Of Of the distinguished
in France; snaons whom Louis Napoleon, Lamar
tine. Ther< Victor Hugo Eugene Sue &c Arrangements
have also been made with several Of the best Eagsh and
Fseoch ArisSs 70 forward from time time, portraits Of
the celebrated in Europe, well every dis
eovesy improvement made BY foreign artstthus FORM
ing the nucleus Of European Gallery which. in connection
with his American Gallery, viii reader his establishment
eeoond TO uone in the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

q FowLERs & WELLS, Psychologists
q! rsbt.hesA cinton Hall No. Isl NasAnst, NswYork
81 No 10 Washinstansk Il, Rostoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
EAR AND EYE SURGERY.-Drs. HEATH

and DLENBAcK devote themselves exclusively to diseases
of the Ear and Eye Srabsmus Amsurosis Cataract Short
Sight ard Weeping Eyes permanently cured Also vare
~ of beautiful Artificial Eyes hand, which will be
serted In such that the observer
detect from the natural Office, No. 58l Broadway
opposite Niblo's. Hours from to daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. The first

fashionable readymsde ClobingSt established in New
York was that Of w. T. JENNINGS Co. We observe
excellent article just produced by this firm
We allude to the Spring Overcast made Of Zephyr Cloth
both light aud durable which they have added their ee
gsnt stock OF Clothing We would also remark that at this
celebrated establishment from the country who
DESTROYS of obtaining very short time will
b accommodated the dispatch This great de-
pot of fashionable clothing established In 1925 and still
lakes precedence Of all others II in the same building
he American Hotel, No 2Sl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

LOOK AT THIs.-Only four shillings per
yard for beautiful large and small figured Ingram Carpetng
at HIRAM ANDERsoS's, No. 80 Bowery Stair Capea q,
81 36 and per yard common Ingram Carpets ~ 81 and
SJ6 per yard. Cali and them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

II General Mutual Insurance Co. have
removed to Nes and MershsaS Exchange On TIE COZ.
~ Of Wall end WilhamsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

II BY judicious system OF Adverfis-
in in the Newsp pers Of the country the irses'
have te.u made IN re Quick Il time u may ., shopa
ccnvt niertly safely ard thoroughly, az v D. rsLNsAs
Aserc, Ttune sicipgs where 80 requisite 1910 t.on
may he bad He i, appointed 70 snssc nan~ss io w
We rtisf rnents.