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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

Corespoudencs Of The n Y. Tnbuns.
SPRrNGFIELD, Illinois, Wednesday, May 5, 1852
There is considerable speculation as to
preferences of the Delegates to both of the Ma
tional Conventions from the States of Illinois,
Iowa and Wisconsin. Having taken considerable
pains to ascertain their preferences, will state
how they stand.
In Illinois, the Opposition delegation Is for
Douglass as their first choice Cass is their sec-
ond choice of nearly. if not quite all of the dele
CATION. The Wing Delegates are unanimous for
Scott.
In Iowa, the Opposition State Convention which
reelected the Delegates, was only held few days
ago. The Convention made no expression Of pre-
ference but a large majority of the members were
for Cass, and the Delegates are all Cas- men.
The Wing delegation stands two for Scott and
two for Fillmore.
In Winconsin, the Delegates are all Cas- men.
One Of them, Judge Bryan,) may vote for Gov.
Dodge on the first ballot. These Delegates were
elected nearly year ago. An attempt has since
been made by the Anti-Cass men to have new
Delegates elected but the attempt has failed.
The Wing delegation stands four for Scott and
one for Fillmore. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
TrS THOUSAND Cures AND NOT SIN

GLE FAILURE-Dr HAsTisGSs Compound syrup OF sl ,
tia celebrsed throughout beth cgntueti~ i ~ "va
cures OF consumption. asthma dccne spftfnk 81 Vo
nebLswesis difcnlt breathing coughs Gods saa
Of the chest and lungs =, -. a..
Its effect anon system y tni6 ana s,o,ninf A. 17
same me cer.sn aud ehcscIos rariy aiiias - tse i
lief ON The , application and By rep ains u SN 'ess
permanent h effected =. .....s. ~. 4 nh.
The nro,to- therefore not only recommends LIS aPa
tina SWIM hat warrants II 20 cure ne "Annts u W -
rn1n ,be etve and purify It he warrants X 70 rem a.
which rea-d the free circulation OF TIE oolo
h !, 10 op.n the internal and externs po' VI thr
49, 80 elect m the obnoxious particles ~hicn nave cor
ias,yd in he system; he warrants II A. neysfihins
sosJv ~, CURING DISEASED LUSGs, hectic lever, nisn.
s,: 5vsoetsia liver complaint pain In the chss ana
ha and he il 20 arrest the form stion 81 ta7f
% III The nnrs end - heal those already formed 20 tneI
oersons In consumption may take II with the most psas7
confidence Of cure for ito grea, seat OF acton Is 'ns
which IL penetsies in all direciious purifying them ~
thing obnoxious in progress and which, sPpisn
ing 70 directions fail TO leave In perrcy "'
CONDITION ,-..t. :. h;-bIv
DR. HAsrIsGss Compound Syrup Of Naphths IS 's sh
recouu ended BY the medical profession Inst III
scian DR. Mott of New-f FORK, says, that as P q ~
remedy il cannot be 700 highly praised Or Arnold o. 10
Marine Hostits Savannah; Dr. Ware OF live.Po9, Tug
land: DIR Williamson of Manchester fngiandi VI. pofuo
Lancaster: DR. Hamilton Of Bath and those einsn. us
sb p,blcaous The London Lancet, 4 ne M>dle" J'"te
end B,ath1ras Retrospect all accord TO IL the most con-
vcing offs virtues In thiscouny IL mas oesn
nsed with distinguished success - -
ola hy q Y CLIcKENER K Co.. NO VI Barclay-st- Ocn-
.,aI AGENT for New-York and vicinity.
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sny favorable action In Congress. Le' Us
sbdw them that they reckon without their
bost-uithout host thai it will not do To
coptemn nor despisel You who read this
paragraph and believe that Man should
have Home, just draw of on sheet oil
noper few lines like these: 9.
:. 1a H., Hosoyobls the Ssnaf, Of the United Sat,s:
:. W. most respectfully entreat your concurrence IN
the an rich ha passed the House, commonly kno Fn
as the Homestead bill -
end devote half day to procuring the sig
natures of your friends and nelghbors.
Don't lay it aside, but the moment you
rest from procuring signatures inclose the
petitin TO some u. S. Senator Zone from
your own State is preferably and write a
new memorial and commence procurin g
signatures on that whenever you can spare
the time. But send oil your names as fast
as procured, for the session wanes, and
there is no time to be lost.
Friends in the City! shall we not have
a meeting here to roll on the ball =? VIII
not Albany, Rochester, and other cities
help US! Victory is so nearly within our
grasp that we must not lose it now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

Pekin, is n point of importance, at which ther.
ere two commsndants subject to the military Gov.
crnor Of Iii. From Tarbagfai the line nias 70 IA.
ouion-rnnge 40 West from Pekin, and the CT.
tremsst western point OF the Chinese Empire.
OF these regions maps are in preparation, wh;cs
will trace with accuracy the limits of the var,o..
tribes and provinces, and remove the doubt no,
resting upon them. IL is in this north.xe.t.r,
corn.r Of Central Asia that Russia has made "A.
most successful breach throagh which its iore,
viii burst in and overflow the savage region with
new life and influence. But Nature sets limits I,
territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Although patd "a.
Chinese Empire, the regions Of the Caspian ana
the Sea of Aral feel no throb Of hfe from the C..
lestiai government Of Pekin. When Rome had
pushed northward 10 the Baltic and eastward to.
ward India. Rome crumbled and FELL Extension
attenuates and wcakens aud destroys. The eolo..
sal might of Russia cannot resist the allureme..s
Of this wonderful prospect Of an eastern career.
IL may be the herald Of better and wi ,er spin,
may indoctrinate the savage strppes of miI.
Asia with western life, but it cannot hope to grss,
them with single imperial hand. The blsad.sA.
ments are irresistible, but Samson was mastered
by Delah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
Whis Primary Meetings.

Polls OPEN FROM TO A. NJ. THIS Day.
lsee advertising columns
Finer wAlp.-Atlantc Garden, Broadway.
sscoxp wAlp-shaps Bulinss, Gold and BeeknanA
Tsmp wARp.-No IS Wauenst
Fer.rs wAsD-Warren Hail. OF Oliver and Henry
FrrH w.Kp.-Marion House, No l4l Yves, Broadway.
Sixrs wAkp-Natonal Hall, canalst
S,vssrH wArpHeadeaares Madison and Ruserssts
ENsru wArDAmccan House Spring and Laurens
Nnrn WAxp.-Bleeckerst House, No sI5 Beecksrst
TYxrH WAkp-No. 70 Ludlowst-
EIEvssrs wA-The Church in ih ST., bet Avenues and D.
TwrIrru w.S-fsrrnsons OF isssb At and 3dav.
Tsisrnsru WAE.-rhsian Hail. No. 4as Cransst,
F0psrssSrz wAnp-Breadwsy House. corner OF Grandst
FrrsnSrR WAn--Consutution Hail. No. $50 Broadway.
snrusrE wAkp.-Teuperanee bah ls,h's,, s,h.ay.
wAksBeny Clsy House, rAvesae and lstss
EsHrnxrs wAsp.-Earl House, 9th av corner Of 23dst
NmSrrsSrs wAAp.-siA av., ssth-st
Twrsrurn WAnp.-Coper OF 9Th ". and 2sth ..
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,riN deceive If credited; for it will affirm
a uniformity which has no existence.

a uniformity which has no existence.
And, then, gentlemen opposite we ask
YOU to state frankly what is your intention
with regard to those Wings who do not and
cannot assent to your "test." When we
declare Protection and Internal Improve
ment Wing doctrines, we clearly imply
that we desire the cooperation of the advo-
Gates and expect to encounter the hostility
of the adversari of those doctrines. Do
YOU. then. mean to say to those Wings who
cannot approve the Fugitive Slave Law
There is the door: take your hats and be
OFF, If you don't mean that, what do
YOU mean! You know right well that
Compromises of the adverse party Will
not Join you because of your resolve-do
YOU really mean to drive off the Anti
Slavery Wings! If you do, where do you
expect to land How many States could
YOU carry with the votes of pro-Slavery
Wings alone If your "test" is intended
to show such Wings as we are the door,
how do you expect to keep all from gong
out And, once gone, who is to call them
back again
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IScENplARr DocrRlsE.--In his speech

at the Fillmore meeting on Monday, Hon. Hun.
phrcv Marshall defined true Wing as always
the advocate of social order and Of the security Of
private rights, both as to person and property
He would preserve the institutions Of family and
property as corner stones of civilized society"
Now. we submit that Mr.. Marshall has no bns-
ness to get up in such meeting and put forth the
beretical crudities Of Aboltionism in this way.
If he desires to preach disorgan'zing, anarehcal
ideas, let him go to the Anti-Slavery Convention
And in New-i ork, too II is downright insulting
TO all the respectable gentlemen OF the legal profess
sion and the Police who live by violating private
rights, as to person and property and family
ties, and who think it no shame to pocket Zee
for stripping man Of all rights and rendering him
the mere chattel of another. Besides, If Mr.. Mar
shall desired TO assail the venerable aud holy III
stitution of Slavery, he ought to have done It
openly at Louisville or at least at Washington IN
stead of coming off here to do it in one or tive
short sentences buried up in the middle Of a long
speech We trust his course will meet with the
rebuke it deserves from the organs Of corserva-
tism and sound opinions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

II At last, the House of Representa-
tives has passed the bill authorizing every
American citizen to claim, improve, occu-
Ply and enjoy any One Hundred and Sixty
acres of the surveyed and unappropriated
Public Lands which are open to purchase
and not reserved as containing Mineral or
for some public use. The House was thin,
but the majority was large, and there is no
danger that it viii be reversed. Free
Homes for the Homeless is thus affirmed
as American principle and American policy.
May it never be departed from. That one
vote is worth more to our Country and to
Mankind than all Congress has done for
the last half-dozen years.
Reformers Friends of rugged Poverty
and Honest Labor. the enemies Of this
grandly benefcent measure hope to stiae it
in the Senate We know this, for we
have reliable information to this effect.
They count On your apathy, because you
have been quiescent of late, in despair Of
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MIssouRr-It anpears nv our St. Louis

MIssoURI.-It appears by our St. Louis
papers that Col. BENTON is still candidate for
Congress from the st. Louis District, notwith-
standing the party Convention Of that Distncs
nominated Col. Bogy, ANTI the Bentouan'
withdrawing. The Adjustment between tine two
factions is now some three weeks old. and seems
to need readjusting already. Couldn't Congress,
or some Congressional Caucus or Presidential
Convention, be induced to pronounce it a dna'ty'
by way Of stopping agitation
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Ontario Disrrict-AiI scott!

COURIER OFFICE GENEVA, May III, ItI1l
DEAR TRIBUNE: The Wing Convention
for the XxvIth Congressional District, consnE Of tho
Counties Of Ontario, Yates and Seneca, met In this
village this afternoon, and appointed WILLIAM KNOX,
Of Waterloo Delegate to the Wing National conveuuoc'
and JOHN C. BABcocK, of Pennfan, ms Substitute.
Both are true Scorr men, and none other recsiveda
vote In the Convention.
Res buttons expressing the strongest preference for
Gen. Scorr were unanimously passed. Yours truly, c.
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~ Wings of the City! your Primary
Meetings for the choice of Ward Presidential Dele
gates take place in every Ward this morning,
rg' from to O'Clock. Emulate your brethren
throughout the State, who have done and are do
ing SO noby for federation, Harmony and Victory
Go and vote forthwith
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CoNNEcrIcUr.-We published thismorn-


ing the vote by which Hon. ISAAC ToUcEf was
elected U. s. Senator on the part of the Connecu'
cut House of Representatives. The vote in the
Senate stood For Isaac Toucey, Opp, 10; X. D.
Baldwin, Wing, 6. F. Gillette, Abolitonist,l.. 30
Mr.. Toucey is now Senator of the United States
for the term ending 4th of March, 1857.
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HAN DYE-CsIsrApoRo's EXCELSIOR

LeplD HAiR DyElt 10 acknowledged BY al il has
neither superior equal IL stands alone ard unappoac
oblc above the host OF limitations put forth the market
I well deserved and Increasing popularity has astonshed
the sensrs Of ell the old and dyemaken IN Chrs
tendom; and surely Il wonder that Is when the
public has daily proofs and demonstrations Of It's wonderful
results in produs ing perfect natural black osher
shate that may be desired without least detment 10 thu
hair skin Applied and sold wholesale and retail st Cats
TAposos Wig ad Scalp establishment No Astcr Houss
B-Prvase rooms tor applying the Dye aud fitting on
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D The Express don't know on what

authority Mr. c. B. RoosA the Delegate from the Orange
and Sullivan District Is set down for Scott Suppose,
then, take the following from The Waig Prss p1n'e'
at Middlctown, where the Convention was held
We can freely say of our Delegate, Dir. RoosA sn@
be Is most Jealous Wing and warmly In ayor o. me
nomination OF Gen. Scott for tho Presidency; and WI
intchgenty represent the feelings and wishes OF We
great msss Of the Wings ofthe District.
Mr.. Cozzens is 9 warm personal friend OF 90.
Scott and earnestly DESTROYS OF his nomination tae
choice Of both delegate and substitute will be sanss
tory TO the Wings Of the District"
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GREENE, Friday, May 7, 1859.
H. GREELEY, EsQ.-Dear Sir: The
Wing Convention in Assembly District No 3 Chenauso
Co., unanimously appointed Ransom Baicorn, WIN
Morgan and Alonzo Johnson Delegates to the Congre
sonal Convention. They are all for Scorr.
The First District Convention passed Scott resolu
tons. Yours, &C.. Al
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n DIR. S. A. WEAvER's well-known

CAnker end Sat khcsm Syrup CARRIER Cae and CcFats
cold in this city BY ~ Ward Co, No. IS Msiden-lsns
Clay Co. No 4Fletcherst; J. Minor Co., No 2i< Fxl,
tpnsG T. NJ Guion, No ~ Bowsry Reaben Moss
Of Grand and Cannon-s e. Rosmiiler No l72 sth
umhie corner Of Bowey and houston<t II. r. Hall No.
eli Bleeckcrst, 4. II. Psytsn. No. Csc Greenw!chst
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us KNApp's HEALrH RESTORATIVE

BtTTEt&-1hese bitfee becone 20 widely Known az .
stomach Regulator that 10 almost ncerauous 70 remind
the reader Of them They universally to
be the best remedy kRewn tor dyspcpsa general weakness
end debility shessonA los Of Appetite eosveae
ana eli diseases that originate nom deyangsd stats of the
stomach hvsr system md bowels Price 50 cents
eex large bottle. General Depot Ne 80 Hadsoa-e
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TGENrLEmEN's HATS, SUMNER Ter

v.ls r..lso,l-gEggg 4 Co, 80 Broadway, VII
n,o's. on sstards, next the 18Th instant the summer
-fve Tor (;enfIemens Hats Their hat Tor ,ns sss'n
fosn the finest Rocky Mountain SILVER Beaver
~ n.sIy and lnser nrpsssipg any frade oil tne same
1907 ever before brought this market ana nas oSsn
ysd b, The M al large outlay Of cot and trouble Inc
1910 az Ibis house is however onward and upward sno
,riser expeDse difficulty did or ever shall impede
onps their attention solely the manufacture OF tne
6nest oustes OF hats they enabled by their undivided
attention bestowed upon that one object 10 give e
49,. of her succex in the crownine" exceences OF
beir SIMMER hats gents of the pure Rocky Mountain
oliver Beaver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

ono'eo t xn sss Bso.pwaY sTs NICHOLAS HorEL,
E,..e.e ssd syribgsts ssd have opened an en'ire
- s,-,r ~ (,oops % ewn importation and MANU-
<ss ~ In country for extent; richness ana
vsriety cosistiur Of sILyss soi pLsrso WASs oas
.sf~d PoEcyIsfr DiSseR and TEA SeTs VASES, CLocks
sTxTuAKY rich Cor GLASSWARE. TABLE cutlery JArAS-
cav and great vaEl-ty Of o.her Furnishing Articles
The Pssjic this magnificent estao'isi
vept which believed BE- the st extensive OF the Had
(r the running through 'rots Broadway % M-rc
no feet and extending he latter IS feet fitted up
IN rorreons and unique style with degus OF eessn
and iasie The aud schecra decorations are OF
iron a. bronze exhibit rs-vos and tauay beautifully
designed ard admirably executed
The aepop OF tie ,nbh; wanted 10 this stock OF soons
end especially the Gas Fixtures she Obanesefs ann E
yer AID Plated Wares all Of which hsys been oy
or expressly sruiactued under the direction OF ns m
and which embraces greater variety OF ne" ano
etvIes In cam " found otncr pla;e.
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TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, MAY 10.

" The Tribune IL served In this City, Brooklyn VII
Ramsbursh and Jersey City for Ia cents per week. payable
to the carriers Names sent through the or Penny
Post viii be promptly placed upon the CarrerS books
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!, NETWORK w. DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1859.

Legislature of 1851, which forced their an
tagonists to change their ground, from hos.
tility TO the Speedy Enlargement in any
shape to hostility to this particular mode Of
efiecting il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

MAINE.-Gov. Hubbard has ordered q
Special Election for Congress in the Lincoln Dis
trct, to 6ll the seat of Hon. Charles Andrews,
deceased. The Election takes place on the 9Th d
June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

RHODE IsLAND.-The Legislature adj
journed last Friday evening after Session Of only
four days. Only think Of a four-day Session in
which the MAINE Law, among Others, was
enacted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

~ The power Of Jenny Limbs voice
may be- In some measure, understood, when b b ssfed
that il was distinctly heard more than quarter o.
mile from the Town Hall the evening Of her concess
n NoTthampton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
r. LYoN's KArHAIRoN stands unpar-

asled and alone In the world bssuyug protecting
restoring the human hair You become gray bald
Ii yon the kathsircn and for the headache
cure Sold throughout the United Stass Canada and
West Indies BY al priaeipsl pluxssts - cents T.
THonss LyoS'S Principal Wholesale Agency, No. l6l
Rrusdvay New.lork.
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II CHAUTAUQUE, BRoomE, SENECA

and YATES Counties, in addition to those already
announced in our columns, have chosen SCOTT
Delegates to the Convention in their several Dis
tricts.
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r- The Eipht Snacious Sales Rooms of

AsnrRsoSs Carpet Establishment, No. 80 Bowery, are
daily with ladies' selecting from the largest and
chs assortment of English and American Carpets ever
in this market Pardoes aud Croey Sons English
anestry and Brussels Cpetng are offered very duced
prces Also elegant Patent Tapestry Threepy and Ingram
Carpets same as were exhibited at the Worlds FAR
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RThe Metropolitan Millinery Emporium,

London and European Millinery, Lace Mana and Fancy
oods Of the latest fashions and designs open by d.
LgAnY. French, English Bel gan, Swiss and German
0oods Of the most exquisite lipd moderate pnces
Ladies resident in and visitors the metropolis will have
opportunity heretofore offered of shifting their various
tastes al the fashionable goods at the Metropolitan
Millinery Lace and Fancy Goods Emporium Partisan and
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To GRAY-HEApEp INnlyipuALs.-DA

vssRAHvESr will change your gray hair its original
color II stimulates the eoions glands OF the hair by nat
rA process and thus the mysterious change Price
50 cents per bottle Warranted For sale at the principal
Office No SeS Grand ST. corner Of Allen. Asenss-kng, No
l92 Broadway Cook Co. No 279 WESTINGHOUSE; Knapp
No SO Hudsonst Lyon, No III Houston st. Gaion, No
lH Howcry NY.
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WoNpERFuL Low Prices !-AsToN

IsHrNc BARGAINS English Imperial Three-Ply and In
grain Carpeting; Floor OIL Cloths eight wards wde tugs
ANpERsoN No 90 Bowery American ThresPly Carpets
66 IL and 81 per ysrd 100 pieces beautiful large aud
small figured Ingram Carpets at per yard looe pieces
good Floor Oil Cloth all widths at ZIG, 81, 3l6 and per
yard Stair Carpets at II, ~, 2i6, 81, Ss, and 81 per
yard, &c, &c.
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re- THE CLrRor,-The attention of

TO THE OLEKGT . nc UtIcHtIOH VI
Clesyep and members of religious societies visiting New
York during Anniversary Week." especially invited to
the immense and unequaed stock OF Ready Made Clothing
Al Union Hail. corner OF Fulton and Nassasts OF the
largest wholesale and retail Clothing Warehouses in the
United States The Clergy will find this the cheapest estab-
IisLmept In NewYork its vast circle OF busn giving 1t
palpsbe advantage all minor houses The handsome
long black coats black bombazine and silk vests
bl.sk pansoons &c made up especially for this occasion,
Win be found superior any other In the city, and the price,
low ~ the public large will be made still lower to
ministers Of the gospel UNION HALL, corner Fulton and
Nsssausts opposite the Herald Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
HOMESTEAD BILL PASSED.

.s3s<ial Dlrstcs to IAs Y. z NisNRs.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday PM
Friend Greeley-IloNEsTEAD BILL PASSED by
1O7 to 80. Yours, n.
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" Some years ago, ere modern art
Had made its wonderful advances,

The chosen idol Of our heart
Was doomed to all the sad mischances
OF laundering painters; but at last
Tie fertile brain OF great DaguerTe
The pencil Of the sunbeam cast,
In all its bright perfection, where
In darkness Land the magic plate;
And To- behold the perfect fruit
The beautiful Dague rreotype,
Now done splendidly by RooT
At No 1868 Broadway, where perfect Pictures are taken
any weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

LOOK AT THIs.-Only four shillings per
yard for beautiful large and small figured Ingram Csrpetne
At HIRAM ASDERsoN's, No. SO Bowery Stair Csrpen II
81 SIG and per yard Ingram Carpets u, 81 and
SI6 per yard. Cali and see them
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Fun! Fun FOR THE BABIEs!-A Morn

xxs Bssr BLESSING The Ladies hereby informed that
the only place this city where WALKgxs SeERockns
Cradles b had is the sole agency SCOT Broadway
uoar Xnkerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

you want handsome set Of Shirts be made the
Instant fso call GREEN No. Astor House; you will
be- measured with mathematical precision in five minutes
and YOU will the articles anticipation OF
Time and than equal to your expectations IN style ht
aud yyo, kmapsbip