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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

Mr.. WARLAND, Editor of the Lowell
Courier and Journal, who was an officer
under Gen. Scott In Mexico, gives the fol-
lowing account of Gen. SCOTS entry into
and departure from the Halls of the Mon
ttZumas
GIN. sCoT1 TRIUMPHANT ENTRY INTO THE CITY
OF MEMco A A COSQUEROR-HIs DEPART.
URE FROM 1T AS 4 PRISONER.
FIVE years ago this morning Gen. Scott, at the
head OF his brilliant staff made his triumphant
entry into the ancient Capital Of the AZrecs. He
had olrrady ordered portion Of the troops 10 the
grand Plaza, and as, at a little after o'clock. he
RODE up from the western garta among them, in
hll uniform and mounted on his sple ndd charger
the spectacle was one Of deep and thrilling inter.
est 10 every American. The stars and stripes
hoated TO the bre' re from the National Palace.
The old Cathedral doomed magnilicently up on
ole size OF the square, and from the balconies OF
the Old C0rt'z edIhces on the other, the Spanish
and Mexican girls were seen TO wave their whito
keTchles as emblems VI peace, and s lent petition
ers Tor favor from the ad, anclng Conqueror. Be
meath the pillars Of the bazaar ami under the
shadow Of the Cathedral, night be seen grim
Me1lcaps sco"Ing from their seTapes and be-
meath their broad sombreros-wOnderstruck at
ire idea Of their beautiful Capital Of two hundred
aud fifty thousand souls, having thus suddenly
fallen into the hands Of lees than eight thousand
American troops.
As the General rode through the grand Plaza
amid the anAte blue jackets drawn up in per-
feet order on either de, end the heavy cannoa,
whose thu1doIs but. the day before were heard
with 'uch fearful effect at thepulte pee, ranged
here and there-ell discipline for the moment
seemtd TO be forgotten by the gallant soldiers.
They loved then Chief almost TO alteration. They
had been with him in his perilous march from
Vera C,UZ, end had followed him into the blaze
OF every victorious battle feld-and now on this
morning to see aim triumphantiy catering the
enemys capitol, their hearts thrilled with Joy and
e1ultation. Throwing of all restraint, as the
old hero came forward upon his pranciDg sterd,
the hearty huzzas and cheers rent the air. long
and loud. As the General took off mis- cap, in
acknowledgment Of the cordial greeting from his
victorious men, ore OF the bands struck up our
national air, and again and louder than before
the huzzss broke from the lips Of the exultant
troope. Gen. Scott, dfmountiDg at the gate Of
the National Palace, enter,d the grand ball or
saloon-from which the edicts of Eiceroys and
Gov, rnors and Presidents for centuries had been
issued-snd Immediately wrote an order, an
nouncing his occupancy of the Mexican capital.
Ia that announcements copy Of which is before
us, he SAYS, and beautifully says" Uader the
favor Of God, the vslor Of the army, after many
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GOV. LUCAS FOR SCOTT.

Hon. ROBERT Lucas, formerly Demo
cratic Governor of Ohio, and afterward Of
Iowa, where he now resides, has declared
for ScoTT and GRAHAM. In his letter m
nouncing this fact, he says:
suppoi ted Thomas jefferson for tho Pfesidss'
cy. I supported Mr.. Madison two terms, n.
Monroe t~iCe, and was one OF the electors in orr
that voted for Monroe at tho time Of his secosl
election. In 1894 was placed at thu head Of 10
Jackson electoral ticket in Ohio 1923 was chos
sen an electOr in that State, aud gave my vote 40
such, for Gen. Andrew Jackson.
| was President Of the Democratic National
Convention at Baltimore ia 1882, which nOmInxre
Gen. Jackson for reele ction and that recOmmeni'
ed Martin Vsn Buren, as II candidate for Wee Pre-
sident On The same ticket supported Mr.. Vm
Buren, for the Presidency in SO and Az. vofed
for Gen. Cass IN 1913, dnd should freely vote '@
him again were he a candidate. These are -
many proofs Of my title OF Democrat. TINS tue
has been well earned, and my night TO It shall nes
er be impaired. BUT cannot support Ffaakia
Pierce by word or deed for the important ofiee
President, consistent with principles which paw
ever, as a Democrat entertained, nor win 'ns
voluntary pledges that 1 made 10 the Democm,ss
Convention OF Ohio which nominated me 10 lo's'
as a candidate for reelection to the oiice o. os'
ernor Of that aourishng State these pledges "
ing as follows:
my motto has ever been, prtaepLs, msasv~ -
men thar ril carry principles and asas1o snss e.,
and you may rest assured, that whatever msy
stadon OF ssuauon 10 life, you will always nna
the ranks Of Democracy, supporting the ptpciyr. ~
q essures, that we're pro'essed and acted uposLL
administration Of LStyson, q Madisss, and 49,
and such men viii carry thsir principles ana
sures into effect" -; n
The position Mr.. Pierce has ever occuPea,s
Congress or any other public station, in r.iefsu
TO questions vital TO Western prosperity, has
antsgonistical to those which were advocates -
dearly cherished by those eminent ststesSs.
whosh election to the Pr sidney | most hesruy
and cordially advocated. They taught. and hA;a
always believed, that the Con,titution yess =
Congress the power to spen and repair h.les.'
and remove distractions from nsvisaa!e n''"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
FRANCE.

There can be no doubt that the day is at
hand when proclamation signed by Louis
Napoleon will announce to the world that
France, which was yesterday Republic
is to-day an Empire, aod that the Bona
psrte dynasty sgain sits firmly on the
throne where it was originally established
by the greatest, blOOdiest, and most un-
scrupulOus adyenturer OF modern times.
Petitions for this happy event have been
signed by a majority Of the Departmental
Councils, and by great numbers of indirid-
ual citizens; presently the Senate will re-
echo these loyal prayers; then new ap-
peal to universal suffrage will be made.
showing an unheard-o of unanimity of pub
lie opinion; and finally the consecrated oil
and the solemn rites Of religion bestowed
on his coronation, will seem to witness the
appreciation Of Heaven upon the new mon
arch. if not upon the perjury, bloodshed
and wickedness illimitable through which
lie has reached the throne
What may be the consequence of Napo-
Icons assuming the imperial purple, we
do not here inquire, nor do we speculate
upon the duration of the drama he pleases
TO enact. Our purpose is in some measure
to yindicate the French people, or rather
human nature itself. from the shame and
contempt too literally poured upon them
for their submit, sion to this miserable
usurper and to show that in so doing,
under the circumstances, they give proof
OfnO astonishing or inexplicable weakness
or depravity.
In the first place, it should be remem-
bered that real liberty has never been
known in France. From Charlemagne
uown' the Government, under all its forms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
To THE MornhRs, WIVES AND DAUGu.

TIERS or ANsRiCA REQUIRES Artist 70 consucta shoe
tina, will pssse the hsdius tsse OF the Lade, ADD AZ
CAsIRELL has succeeded IN al rdss sa siaeuont1 all ~ho
havs dealt with b he is fairly entitled 90 his char, ter
lie poet according Meals theory all his produc
tois are tosuful IN conception suiing the purpose for
which n o, ART designed Ladies' you would be convinced
OF ths visit his ~ abshmeD No SiS BOwriy between
Bond and Great Jon,st ard examine his elegant display
Of Csiteu BusAus Shippers Ties satisfied
that you will henoeiouh roll yourselves 10 hs list OF
CUSTOMERS CANrRELL though the Ladies shoemaker 10
moderate his charges the pTies affixed
yer, exceien, article Of Cater brins low w. from
which point they 20 49, the price charged for his
frst clsss LADIES' patrunize him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

Detroit, Mich, seems thus far to bevsry success
full. Gen. SCOTS reception everywhere is most
enthusiastic. A poor German at Columbus wss
billed Yesterday while firing salute, by the burst
ing Of gun. Gen. Scott called on his widow and
gsye her an order for 500. Gen. Leslie Comb.
soole AT the Wing mass meeting at Pittsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
br IELEGRAPH.-A GRAND m.s. mo

bf lELEGRAPH.-A grand mss. meat
-. .uhced to be holden at Augusta, Me-, yes
sOay' 'uinsd out signal failnre--rather shock.
s, We !uOse' TO sensitive orator Ike Mr.. SouIe
q Louisiana, s ~ho went on to speak. Hon San
de' IL valley Of RoIbury, Mass, an iDsnsr,;.,
man. on being nominated yesterday for Corr,...
oya Wig Convention in Boston decl.r.d -. =
tsn''on TO vote the regular Wing ticket tbor,.
an ardent se1i;sr 9fws1er. TIE STAT. Ia. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

u We publish this morning summa-
ry carefully and exactly compiled from the
Census returns, exhibiting the agricultural
products of every county in this State. 1t
will be read with universal interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
r. "TRELAND~ uIsHRIEs-TAcr

Cosse-by hENkr {. CAREY," tho lrading essay
n The f9or, lAe Loom and re Anvil for Sep
oember, is Issued as Campaign Tract, (I6 large
paQes,) Ii shows the effects Of British Free
Trade on the Industry, Thrill and Prosperity Of
ireland, proclaimed by her Patriots aud By i'm.
partial observers. Is appeals especially to the
feelings and judgment OF lrishmen. Price SO
per thousand, 81 - per hundred, ? cents singly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
The DETAILS OF DREss. 1t is not alone

IN the cot Of that the sk and taste Of the artistic
tailor dap aged As much cety and arc are requisite In
sdoptnf pshtaoOns and vest gracefully 20 the sh4pe
in rac ~ the cuIvsinesr diagram which gives sbspoI
eiesancs fashionable dress coat All parts OF sent'e-
aps his dress will be failure
w. T JENNINGS ca. have for twenty five years made
every brsnch OF their buoiness separate study Their
ready mace Dress gIOcs Goats not SURPRISED by the
mort costly garments VI the class made 20 mea'ufe
styles VI their ready made Vests aud Peotaoons
public opinion pronounces them uavaied The .ame re-
MAJ Apply their Sacks Oversacks, Overcoas Busnes
Costs and ill the varieties =" apparel comprised IN their
comprehensive stock changers soJOunlng IN the city,
well az The public OF Newly ork are avited 10 inspect their
large and fashionable fs assortment Such gems In tbs
wsy OF ads clothing cannot he found elsewhere 10
The O. at Jennings Co s. the beat Cutters
procuraie In America employed and entire suits or
psrs OF suits be supplied, TO measure 10 hours
American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
r VAN DEusrN's IMPROVED W.u-

IRENE being vesc'sble compound prepared to oct IN
uneen with thar natural process feqoiied for the produc
on srd growth Of hair cannot produce its good elects
ipstantsasoos operation In order 70 create fresh hair
ibe place Of thai which diseased and decsyeS and change
the grey 20 i,s hnt and natural color nan bottle
is certainly necessary General Dee5t, No Is Chambers
q Sold ~ the princira dresssts In the unIsa sateA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
rY- Freedley's Treatise on Business Is

acknowledged the best book nOney.mskns ever pub
tshed it mine Of new, good and practical ideas aud
VII Be read with Immense tntsrvss by ell classes OF
Now, whee the country prosPeTous and money plenty eli
eesoos OF pomosng their ana their countIys pros
een ssood se this book read II through carefully resolve
apcn mst eoue ~lsey. and shall hear more Of dis
sale CoisN's, No ~ NasSsu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
e "WHY AM A WHIG-A

Letter 10 an iaquirng F~iead"-By HoRAcl
GKrrLrf-A large and fair pamphlet Of l6 pages
pric. go per thousand, tlt per hundred, % Gents
Der Dozen. 2 cents sngly.
II ordered ~ 90 scui o. Nal | cent for caeh 500
niles and under and cents for ovsT 500 miss mus b
added TO prepay postage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
ANorBEs DISPLAY OF CHILDREN

CLOTHING AT OENtS's 8sZAAR.-Again the attention OF
the puoic 10 yso ,operb asoIt nent Of Boys HouhS
and Infants Cotb just opened at CENiNs bszaar TINS
ospsy If iuyenls costume cOmprehenos complete
Sus Jeetes Vests Overcoats Shirts beautiful Pans made
Boots and sboes Stockings Socks UBcenhh's, Drawers
and every article requisite foT the complete home or travel.
Ing Wardrobe Of Boys ard Yodhs together with Infants
Outfits OF reh and tasteful des nption, eomPns
pK embroidered and plain Cosks and Robes HOBS Cbrs
teIing Robes and Isfsns UIoer Cothns Alao variei
assortnent on Misses Walking Dresses Circular Closks
School Dresses &c with new stock Of 81 K, wooien ano
cotton Uo;ery f. Ca iea ano Children. Ladies and espe
ciay Moih,rs will hnd the good opened TO DAY. OF
very superior quality ard style The Pnces, a. usual are
put 90 TO the lowest that immebte Jusoen will
Justify. OENISs BAZAAR, 81 N0 te ~ hoSeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

hnluMATlsM CukEp.-Eyerg form {

knhUMATIsM CUkED.-Eyery form of
this drescu disease from tue recsnt llh4mmsoy sndte
old Chrome Of msny yeaS stsudos nay be cared
bJ the o. few bottles u that now celebrated remedy
MogTiMoRE sRHEu NATICC oMFOUND aud Blood rUGrFIrR
THIS y entirety Of getsbe eXsctodt-sn inter
remedy prepared for this one dsese alone Thousands
patients have cured dupg the past BE- the
OF this preparation Of them Old r0nc OF from
ten forty yesrs ssndne-crpples for years, and oIg
given Up by eunent phJscsLs both In this country
and 0rope. Testimony The highest character, s1stsun
fscts will be Gle, ruy Submitted to the inspection Of
those sic'ed their friends who feel sufficient inter-
ear to call at the Cer,s Office Of the propreoH No /
Barclay. st.. Aslor HoUse, New-YOTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
NRw ANn Rlcn SILKs.-Ju.t recelyed

By the Europa cb Poul 10 Sole Rep and Broc.de
silks Of the choicest oOlors rich Silk and silk and Wool
Places Cloaks Han az Of the newest styles oil Of
Which offered cheap al TnTASY CUTTINGS, No 81
HrosfVay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
u "TnE TARIFF QUEsrION-Or

Protection ana Free Trade Considered BY
HORACE GREELEY. A handsome pamphlet Of 81
cages Price els per thousand, $li per hundred,
. cents per dozen.
n@" o. wss Nzrsas VII oSLs, u, BY aosc.st IA, ,st
'es sSh Saa c0ps' v.f % 49,. as-a sslsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
E WIN. Il. ROBINsON,s SPEECH

% New-Hampshire Democracy and Catholic
Emanoipatiou-l6 pages. Price SIC per thousand,
81 = per hundred. 3 cents singy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
rY There are ton CITY Railroads new

On the tspis fact nothing much talked Of except
GREENS system Of Mt whichs 80 perfect
that out u The usand charts misht s impossible
8RTsNs sbirs made Order his famous essbshm cot
Astor House In from the Rocky Mountains TO the
N. u. corner VI Msino
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
~ Fall and Winter Hosiery, and

Under Gsrments combining excellence in quality with
durability Of texture and pafns both health aud comfort
to the weares offered to the public BY the importers
ssd Manufacturers RAY ADAMS, No. 59l Broadway, op
poste the Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
Er Southern and Western Merchant.

S0oe 40 vel 20 purchase Ms Jrsuss Cola Candy an ar
oste OF endouosed sVoa reputation Cor cough. cds ana
onS pamore complaints THIS article testified ana cer.
uhed % By the first men Of the co1ntyy Il IA =, a.
psi otce No. SGT Broadway, By ks W iSSv1 me p'sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
ANrM EkA lN fnr CARrrr BusINrssI-

TrcmeDdvos ducons In the prices Of Exhibition Tapestry.
Bvssss TbTee.piy and losisin Carpets Rugs. Window
CANT Dru,sets and ysrts wide remnants Of OIL Coths
AZ one hail the ususi pIlce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
wTuR CAMPAIGN LIFR OF GEN.
AIBO,
SCENES IN TIKI LtFR OF GRN.

SCOTT broad sheet to be hung up in dwell.
ngs and public places-with eighteen spirited Illus
Ia'Ions-$lO per thousand, $lt per hundred, or
eents singly. Terms, Cash inAexibly.
If to be sent by Mail cent for 500 miles and
ander and cents for OVER 500 miles must be added
70 nInnaY nOatAga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, SEPT. 81, 1852.

For Pre.iderf
WINFIELD SCOTT, of Ncw-Jersey.
For Tie- Presfderf.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of h-Ceroiina.
For GOre,uOT,
WASHINGTON HUNT. Of Niagara.
For Lent GoreTnor,
WILLIAM KENT, of Newly ork.
For Canal ConnissOny,
THOMAS kEnPsilALL, Of Monroe.
For state Prison Inspector,
EPENETUs CROSBY, Of Duchess.
For Senatorial Eic10rS,
SIMEON DIAPER, GEORGE 4. BABCoCK.
For Kcreeniatirs Enciors,
Dist |. WIN ROCKWELL. XVII ii. 2. ALEXIssgR.
H. FRANCIS Il. STRiKER. XVIII y. g. WEBSTER.
III. SAMUEL WYKoFT. xxx ALNiRON fITCH.
". RiCB'D ). WILLIms NN. Dawn BABcocK.
'. JAMES FREEBORs Xxi lsA SOwES.
VI. GlR.gD STUYvLsAST. NNll sETH SEVERANCE.
VII ALIEN W BRADFORD. NXIlL WV. L.. EAsTON.
VII THOMAS CARNLEY ANIN JAS. l.. VOORHEES,
TX. EDW'D Y SHONNWD NV. THER YFoMANs.
y EDWARD FALLEN XXNI JAMES l. sEELEf
NJ GEoRGs ROBFRTsOs. XVII JAMES Ely.
XII MATHEW NAssAR XVIII. sANL ". SMITH.
Mi GEORGE 4 NARgEN. NNIk OLIVER CULVER.
MY FRIEND HUMPHREY. xxx CLARK sANDF no.
XIV. JoHN STEWART NxNl GfDCoN HARD.
XVI. AsRB'L 3 PARMALLE.XXXtI. l. SELDEN Ely.
XXXlil. ALVAH Il WALLER.
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q The Tribune Il served in this City, Brooklyn, WI
am'bsh and Jersey City for III cent, per week payable
to the carriers Names sent through the Pt Peony
Posi- will be promptly placed 90 the CAREER books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
~ Order Your Carrelinc. Floor ON

Cloths Heath Rugs Drussois &C, OF HYATT No %
BoweIJ. llis prices range lower tssa any oher mao IN
New-York. Mr. HYATT Is man thai 10 prompt 10 all
hl deaise- his s quick sale, aud small profits
Go there " you wish {, socnGmiIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

rxks nv rHr CASE oSiY.-CyRps W FIELpx Co NJ I,
CHI cole Agents for the Victoria M sai Asents n,
almost al the Paper ManpfActurer in this country nav ~
fer hr sale very favorable terms (ush loser than nil
prces) enc Of the extensive d desirable soos. on
American, French ard Englah WAITING PArERs ever
shovp IN the United S;afes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
no DEALERs IN PLAYINa C.pn. -

SrrioNkN-The Congress Card and Stat,oa.rx No..
tsiy ne 20 Neseys, furnish Playing Rnamesd Go,
81 svery cesorPuons OF superior stcck and 6nsh aS .
lower rates than can be purchased elsc cher. AI.o
their stock, they viii pTn, Business Asa 49,
cheaper ard better than an other printer ~AS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
CLoAKs AHp MANTILLAs

CLoAKs AHB MANTILLAs.-E Every Nov
city IN the named articles Psr.onay selsstea the
Gu sssrtber In Part ready At the ia Msntis IN
porpm No COL BToadWav oh oh the attention OF the
isdes 10 re- pestuy invited. Also ssplendo variety Of In
Ala Cline eh snd ofher shswl and 4 Oh assortment
" GEORGE BUiPIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

~ KELLoGa's tall Style of Hats and
Can. row read, uusnrpss-o oy any fr eleEsnce
The public axe invited ezsmi'e before Purenrns One
nr,cs KELLOGG, No ~ CsCsS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
rF HENRr l.. FosrER is on hand with

enc VI the ready made Clothing and Fur
nshng Goods produced In thi, market Call and see
his beautiful styles OF fall and winter clothing and you
fail 70 purchase he offers 81 such extremely low pncos
q 10 defy all competition No. q Courtlaadtsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
~ PETERSON q Humrakers, no. S7y

Broadway, Of Nho-st- resolving daily nom
Hurope and tho Auction Roons unusually large aad es
CANT stoch " CapetGs SURPRISING IN biiancy OF eooft
Richness drsgn aud dnish anything offered In this
market Mary patterns exclusively and not 70 be
fcund elsewhere Also tho renowned World, Far Carpet
In cue entire piooe which call public attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
Also
EE- THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF

SCOTT ~ GerDsaT-thv saAu slZo, illustrations
ana pnce as the English Edition. Also,
THR CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
~ French the same style. price, Sc, as the
0regoIng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
u FowLE1s 4 Wells, Psychologists

and Ppb!.her Clinton HsI Ne ISL Nassau ct, New Yak.
and Ne lss Wssh.ng.oe-st Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
Wing Documents for the Campaign

Wing Documents for the Campaign.
We ask the friends Of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
tho following Campaign publications.
Friends of the Cause! call and see If you
don't want to supply every house In your
County, Town or Ward with
TTHR CAMPAIGN LIFR OF GEN.
SCOTT, with - Illustrations OF the most event
ul scenes in his lllustrous careeI-a pamphlet of
Airty.two pages on fine paper. Price e. per hun
drrd. 30 CENTS per dozen, 3 cents single.
When ordered 10 os sent oy nlaIl > cents ioi
snder 500 miles ard cents for ever 500 miles
must be added, as tbs Po't-Ofice Department re-
fuses 70 send without prepayment Of postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
A Hat THE WOULD MAY B1AsT or

KKoxs fall style Of Hat pronounced aoess 10 s-uctufe
material nrhtnsss end economy. ~ IL the pnes and The
time hives Tbs memory If our readers wnen suc1 an tt
Gle oood be purthso for SO. Remember tins aud pa
txonize K Nox. "the peoples Hsttsfr No " so.onst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
AHEAD OF TIE CRowD. -MEALIo, VINO

nv his a. the Il halter Ia New fors,
hss an siss at si,e Of French Cashmere Hat
sor he p;tsept Autu@ whsh have been received In ns
f,hi. s ciJcles with hsh fsyer and eet sPpauss ~
abe pref.e.t AZ us, senee style Oot aud IL so regarded
BY gentlemen Il tss-. f,tyie s desired obtain one Of
MksIto's Cashmere Hats.
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To LITERARY MEN-A $50 PRIZE

NuRcH will pay IN, stove sum for the bes Poem to be
decided BY competent Literary Commute, oescIpnve o.
Ore Hat This poem must be wnttsn the ballad style
fgDs not 70 excoeo 81 Inca and must be cent IN TO MI
c. o. hurch No zo S6sv BY the st Of October, az which
time the wsd viii DO paid and made known Competitors
for this bers prize requested t. annex ths real names
ard addresses their pens under seal Whieh W" no'
be opep,d except the " the song being accepted
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DnAKE's FAIL STYLES OF HATS FOG

ls52The publics attention Ia called TO the celebrated
Patent Po,ous Hesh and HsH PTeserTios lat; ~nieh
combines ell the oediable qualities Of the Beaver Hat pre-
serypr Of the hair In nafkaDle
degree DRAgLs Beaver Felt Hat, light and oeAoaaI 10
destined 10 the hat Of the season large and eess
assortment OF Lsoiss hiding Hats Chloeas seoy n.S
Of every Description Gealeaens Jooks Hiding CAPS w,n
eysry VARIETY of Has Csgs TO which puoic sttenuonb
1870 ' " DRAKE Co. No. 8owsTy.
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RIcn CARPETINGs.-SMIru & LOUIS

sERy No4ae foa have In store scomplee snd desir
able " ta styles which they Offering st
the following very low prices.