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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
A Word of Cheer from tie Old Dominion.

NITTe '--s-T7 y. IT NbIns-
PowHATAN CoURr House., Saturday. Sept Il, 1852.
The rejection In Virginia since the nom-
raicn Of OF Chip has been tie nendouI The Whg par
~ which seemed moth ortvo back 10 this part Of
tee State amos! dls0rg has now rallied and Ia
prepared 20 for nominees with sps and cont.
delce Tie from the Western part ia mos. cheer.
lpg end II we VII! only hold In the East about
which there Is doubt you may look out for squat
In November The sdyices from North Carolina auo
TruLestee leave no doub! In my mind that they will
roll Up old fashioned handsome Wing maioIlhss. Bo.is
colrg Teat service for cause and the detection Of
"Jgoge' James Lyons viii help the Wing party IL
Richmond 20 per cent Our electors are stumping the
State In esrneit ard the people will re,psnd In slo
Ticus II sIneT IeXt November. yoX POPULI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

unwise, and insuspicious Government II
so, how bitterly our conscientious cotempc-
fary must regret having lont its aid
10 III election of It's head. But we
10 not understand how MIR. Van Bn-
ren's administration came to an untimely
close. We always supposed be served out
his term and retired a, its regular expira-
ton. and that the country, by large ma
ioriiy. decided TIM; it was high time he
should DO so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
Gen. SCOTS Tour,
Prom The Lancaster pa VIII.

FROM The Laica'fef IRA WIZ
Gen. Scott is now on n trip West, with
view In company with GEN Wool, go selects siss for
nllI., - icadefny He Jeff " ashingtOn on Wednesday
and Bs, ,imore on Thursdsy, travelling by Railroad
,hrourh Yorb Harrisburg, aud Pitsburg flo vas a,et
on the York and Baltimore Railroad, two miles bel0o
the MARYLAND liue, by committee, Of who n We hsp.
ueped to DO one. At whatever stations II bsssms
Known thGs Scott was on the train, ero~d inusdi-
tiey collected az xous 10 ace and shake by the barda
Who has done for bis county thon spy liyiox
being
As tue train was entering York. the ladies' Of Mr.
Bsy school, who had collected upon an upper bscouy
saluled him with the waving of IA nokercblefs whle
the alss welcomed hm with loud and repeated cheers
-Four i've hundred pertoDs had assembled at tbs
depot ard they made the welkn ring Nth their hearty
shuu Of welcome. The General appssred 10 ackaos
edge their sslutat0ps, ard when sesn vas sill
enhus slcaly heered. lie Ia IL excellent splrs and
better health th0n for many yenrs He 10 one Of the
most asreeabe Social and aable OF men, aud has about
him OF that arsiocrstc bearing which hs enemies
attribute to him. He Is free from s Arrogance aud
ester ,aiicn as any man 10 the laod yet upon man
IN the srd have arrogance and otIrntit0n been more
perseyerDsly charged
liz Il one OF natures nobleneD ard whether 10 bu
Office at his residence; among the people he ever
tie sane polite honest, kind hearted gentleman. De
has remarkable cOunteDsnce Il beams with intel-
geBee and Kindness, ard Is FREQ from all bsrshae" Of
expression He 10 Of ha most aniabe of meo, and
ia, Ugh fm Ia Manufacturing hls Opinions 10 proyerohy
courteous ard tolerant % others ~ we lo0he1 upon
him In conversation with friends, remembered tae
years he has parsed In the service of his county tao
peTls be has encountered In her beheli the dlhcdtn
from Which he has rescued her, the gory he has shed
upcB her annals and then contrasted the csunnies
be Lcco.Foco press are pouring upon hls head, isef
attempted obscuraon of his brilliant services, tser
doDel OF hs merits their fidlcule Of his abors ther
undertaking Of bis capacity their perversion OF his
Tory, snd their foul ano abusive language, with wsst
ought be the treatment of able and faithful public
servant VIC regretted that IL free Ansrics W. cO7ld
ind men who would thus malign Wlnielk Scott IA ms
hope Of keeping from power pure 81 gf'ed, 90
greet Should his enemies succeed ths c0ul,s VII
be reproarhed ancient Athens for the bshnsn'
Of Arstdes; and SCOTS enemies will be Chased ,, po
tsrily win those Of old who feared hated sna
or ~ tr m their midst the inpers0ns.lon u parry,
rbt M and worth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

e Our readers will find in the letter of
our Canadian correspondent full statsment Of
the facts relating to the attempt to compel the
United States into What ia called reciprocity by
means of toll, and duties more severe than our
vessels have hitherto had to pay in passing the
canals Of the Colony, or our manufactures in en-
t,ring its ports. Undoubtedly the Colonial Gov
nent have a right to take this step, and ifthey
gain their point by it ts policy will be Justified
But for the present it must occasion serious IN
convenience TO the Canadians, and Will not bs
likely to add to the popularity oil the Ministry
Instead c. this sort Of warfare, why don't Canada
offer us genuine reciprocity, she admitting Tree a"
our products aud We all hers That would DC
Gir pronosition ard would be worth considering.
OR why don't she do what is better, protect her
own industry, AMI strike for industrial indePeni
cree and the deyelcpme mt Of her own abundant
rfetufces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
e The Hartford Times of Saturday

tlls:
"Col. Cct will sail for Ensland on the 18Th in'i'
Where be su arrange 10 employ ioO men for European
work Had he succeeded here, % as to erlsree his
works be- would have employed $50 OF teen m Hatuord'
sr6 orIv -Ocr 100 there liz will make a difference e.
cur Cry whether his payroll ls $4,000 month, or
s.sCoo-ord quite difference Il Il Is nothing a. all
So il seems that it would be better for us to
lave these $40 men employed in Hartford than ia
EuroDe. We have no doubt Of the fact. 1t IS
for me Times to reconcile this position with the
Fee Trade theory which is South Carolina ALI
srce nro.ts on it the necessity of uPholding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
TnE ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC STATES

We have repeatedly urged upon the
country the necessity OF building a RailY al
to the Pacific through our IN territory,
as the only means Of linking the Pacific
States indissolubly together with the more
eastern diyi,iOns of the Republic. We
have shown that no foreign route could
suffice FOX the preservation Of the national
unity, and that in commercial as we'll as
in military and political point of view,
none could be so advantageous TO 10 the
older members of The Confederacy. We
have concluded that interest and patriotism
alike require the work to be set on foot.
and in so doing we have only echoed an
opinion expressed in the official messages of
enc or two Presidents, and held BY en-
inent men OF more than one party.
Butstill Congress, occupied with Slavery
gable, with President making and with
spoils. hiss not seen fit to turn its attention
to this subject sufficiently to arrive at any
plan OF carrying on the work, or even TO
decide that it must be undertaken. In the
meanwhile private enterprise ha, nearly
completed the Panama Railroad-a noble
work bur altogether insufficient. either for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

BY TELEGRAPH We can but mention
tie topics which are the subject Of our dispatches
tbs morning. Full reports Of the doinss Of the
WIZ State Convention at Syracuse. and of the
Barug Supper at Boston, VII be 6lnd. Mr.. Ba-
ring explicitly denies having any such encum-
brancss upon his shoulders as the Fisheries aud
the Lcbos Islands. G.n. Scott has reached CO.
umbus. We have also reports Of the New
Jersey state Temperance Convection and the
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge of Old Fell
lows with their proceedings in relation to
new Constitution. The Nelioa Fever Is stu com.
ni,tpg is rayeees in Charleston, 5 G. Billy
Bowlsgs mas promised to 20 West and is now oa
his way TO tbs city The Albanians are deter
mined to have tunnel under the Hudson. There
is some new commercial news ffon Pernanbaco.
Great preparations were makrg for huge Wing
mass meeting at Pittsburgh to-day. Various
other items q more or les i..frest sre also
gwen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
GLORIOUS WIG MEETING AT NEWARK.

The Wings cf Newark crowded Washington Hall 10
lite utmost capacity last evening. Chas f. Day, Esq,
preided Dir. Copger the arst speaker the second
was [. s. Foote, Of Vermont who spoke most e1.
query, arousng the enthusiasm Of the audience to the
highest point Ex-Governor Pennington sso sidressed
the meeting In spirited manner He said, In the
course Of his remarks that the spirit of enthusiasm and
political life manifested reminded him Of The campaign
Of 1910 Frazer was present. snd sang some of bis
songs to ibe great delight Of the audience Treason 10
he camp has arousd pstl lotto energies. which augar
bsll,srt success In that secton Of NewJsrssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

5, ro,.;rg a universal flame Of en'hu'i-
,,u and in such practical arrangements
- III, ensure that not vote shall be lost.
There are other States that are bound to
olive mighty Wing msjOritie' let Us see
=, ,bev do not Guido New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
Ohio-l heerinu Iufrilizenre,

Postscript to business letter dated MioDLgrowX,
Butler Co, Ohio, ssyi:
The prospects for Scott continue to
brighten daily, You need not be alarmed about
Haeism or Free SoiIism in this State. But few
Wings viii be caught in that h'rd party trap this
tine. Ohio will give Scott 1900 majority-cer-
tain. have mixed with the hard SEED yeomln-
~ Of the country and know what they will 10.
Mark my predc tlon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
r, TIE Richmond Eramincr manifests

x Tie Richmond Examiner manliests
crest alarm at the apathy of the Democracy
Of virginia. and evidently fears that the Wings
WHO. II admits, have been and are working hard
end efficiently, may carry the State for Scott.
Wei, We have no expectation of Virginia, but
there have been ttirgs more surprising than 1T
y opld he FOR her to come over to the right side
,raiu. AID eiye her vote for her ilustrous son,
NINtlEIp SCOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
Gen, Scott mt Pittsburgh

Although it was previously anno c."|,.l
Gays The Pittsburgh Journal Of Sept @O) tna In
Scott did not intend 10 deliver pubic aaoI House
on s.turS.v morpips To- compliance with the 49, :,
Of the people Gen. Scot, length ag'eed 70 or,sr
the balloons. The vast sssembsge bsiog csueo ~
Cspt Nsylor, Cd the part Of tse CITIZENS ''"'''
s,s, ne cncluson Of Captain MAYORS saanss, -s.
G,rersI commepccd by thanking hts fellow -, nc
men for the hiah honor they paid to him ~ sns he
demo ps,rs,ion, which, however un~0naI ,..Iings.
m,sbt r. , wss exceedingly grateful 20 q. bimsxf
he disclaimed ell right Of sppropfisiles a.. GA 10.
ope.,en,h Of The glowing sulogy q n..Iar. but h
tinSsse. snd eloquent frtsnd, Captain bsd uadsr
was proud recollection TO him 70" 10 DO an,tslnS
the Providence Of Ges. oss nr,.y 70 ned. TIE sp.
probation Of biz aeOwcrsn' s ssid sss ~ ss,'s .
life, Il had been bis secret anu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

JOIN N DUNN HA9I 'VNt'- '"""
is widely known as a funny fellow, and ms last
ioic is thot the "Democracy" Of NeN'llanp
sire have uniformly stood up for Free Soil
THAT vas probably what Mr.. Pierce was about
when lie was leboiing to break down Hale and
Atwood This joke the Prince got oil the other
daA NJ Erad.eId. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
u Freedlsy's Treatise on Bu.ins., !,

sekpcvscgec the best look On morey mailing pub
will Be Rad with immense interest by all classes Of rsn
Now when the country prosperous, and money plenty al
des,rous OF promoting their aud their eOuntIys pos
perty sSoaa get his ek read throrsh carefully resolve
upon their course wisely and shall hear d dis
ss,rous failures psacS aud commercial revolutions. FoS
ALE AZ Coz gY'S No. IL. NasSap-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
~ Southern and Western Merchants

voas Go well 10 purchase Ms JERvlss Cold Candy N AZ
cle Of undoubtea good reputation for eo1shs colds AID
other pelrnoDxsy eorspan This article testified and
6ed 10 BY the his, men OF the country sold 81 the pm
pa ofce No $50 Broadway, by Mrs. W. JEWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

u Tie Cincinnati Daily Republican
Ia large and handsome Daily just started 10 the West.
ern Metropolis by THOMAS RArNrY. ls opens strong
for Scott ard Graham. Weekly and Semi Wesley edi
lions are to be Issued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

u The Tflr "a served IL his CITY Bfooslyn, VII.
Am,bnrgh AID Jersey City for ~ per week psySbA
., he carriers Names through tho Post ose ssAny
Post Wi he promptly placed on he Carriers books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
~ Dr. PowrLI. Ocnlist and Aurist,

sts nas o. usual 70 diseases OF the Eye and Ear from
o'oloek daily ct No So Broadway, where b had bis
Trest.s on the Eye ? also Artificial Eyes which 10
iastsi without psn and win move and ook like The nsta
n sYs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
,pox AND PROSPERITY.

TIE Baltimore Sun il one OF the nom
abusive class of journals which DO the
iourr eywOrk of LOco-Focoism. In lt'
Saturday. issue, it does its best to rldi-
cule the idea that Protection is essential
to the prosperity and growth of American
Manufactures-quoting aud commenting as
follows:
NJ, IRON Pr,ec-A company is now bs.nf Organized e.
sfk very Ia sey in the Mcclure Of ralfcso oh a.
Iobp,towp Csrnbrs County, Pa The iron ousnes. seems
n - ST. sd but the surely peThss on the Increase
oi late.
How IA tbisl Who so crazy Is 70 embark IN 90
perlous al 2, t-rprse ibis, with Presidential eec
N opy txo monihs ahead, upon which they may %
driven a shattered wreck Have they colT fered ihs
co,tf Have they estrns,ed the consequences Of the
id.. of November-tbe etf-ct Of the ballot box pom
front Not they They have present experience aud
the suirt Of enterprise, aud they viii 60 shssd, r.
respe,iiye Of either Mssrs Pierce Scout And hare
Is snoiher crazy party according - some OF the pr'
phets
"Tts I,r-. Nsnsabs 1r-n Works 81 Frsrk I. "a. en-
yrg sixty seventy hsdI were put ito ope5s'i' as
week
Brave work this, and We hopei; usy prove erc1urag
re ~ ally ar ious Ole LADY sho mas Re valuag The 70
suTt q the presidential eiectC befr3 she ventures
upon The precarious sXpedmcn. OF se;sing up an aP
yls-Etsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
WhiE Nominations

XlIrH DIsrMcT (Dutchess aud CoIum-
bla For Congress, John c. Cruger, rcrompslsd by
acclsu alton at Pouehtsepsie Sept 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

NINTH DIsTRICT Vine CRY Assem-
Fly NOMINATION iyposrapticsl egror occurred Ia
announcing the nomination of DANIEL WILLIS as tina
whs ear dda,e Hs belongs to the Xth instead 0. ths
Xyllth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
Tnr DrrAILs or Dkfss.-Itis not aIoae

the cut the skiI and TASTE OF the aric
tailor dispsyrd As much nicety aud .e are rsIgsJs m
aud vet gracefully o. tue shape -
In trAc Ia the oufN eG-sI diagram whica gives tle
elegance 10 fashionable oftss coat Ali ps's OF sens-
ans costume must harmon his dlsss III saialofs
" n JFeetEcs s co have for twenty-five years, made
ev.y branch Of their business separate study fh5lr
Dess FToct Goats are not surpassed ~ ihs
100 ensfl, ssmens Of the came class made 20 us1rc
and In al. - " del ready made Vests AID rsota1n'
puhic opuion proDoonces them 0srysled Inc "a ne re-
% appIy 70 their Sacks Ovetsack'. Ovefcat', blioes
Cos and ali the varieties 4 apparel comD sed ~ isF
con pieensse crock ttrsnaers tUfnine M ne cy I"
we'll as tbe public O ksWfOrs Invited 70 iaSpe>t q r
isrss and ssshiOlAhe Fall assDnment sUca e. ma IN he
way Of ready made oibDg ctnOol be found elsewhere Ia
~. O. De- ru eBt al Co s. the beet ers
preouThbs b An erica are employed and sntire sits
ms a. anita Gao be suppisd measure ia fsw hours
Amen an Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

Y Keep it before the people, that tho
p,opIe. Ha,tss are IN selling the bsst SOD cheapest iss
~ The city Their Fall style o. II Is truly ss Ssl
:, b,r~et II HsT FiNisYCss UNlCN. STANDARD Faces
"a and Is, no n FslktOw, opPosite the As,or iOess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

PeorIssoR AnDLRsoE's MAGICAL Hat.
Ever, ho5y cobced ist the hat Of A-aerson that pro
dos bouquets hr b0ns toys ssn l1Rs IA abundance
wooaerfol "insotion" huf KNoNs style OF "a lo
tie fsl Fashion IL e.s'ned crsste greater ssnss'
for ittts mosI bssufui attractive s15 eo'i1aoe A..
worn by nan. Coli At No 10 Falton.s and spent
fur dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
To LITERARY MgN-A so PRIzE.-

NUncB w p.y tbe above 'r tue 1ss' Pc g be g?
dscidsd by cofpDetent Literary Committee. osscrip "
Are Hat Tbs pOsn b. written II TAG be- e0 81
ospsJ rot 20 exceed 50 res and must BE- sent n TO W.
q q Much No go Sosg by The Isl Of O5tober at wh'5h
ts ths az ard q an b. paid and nsde known CouPer1r
soY this liberal prize requested t. annex Their real names
and addresses 70 their poems, UNDER seal which VIZ n-'
b. opened except n Of the sooz being accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

II WArTs's Nervous Antidote you can
buy genuine Of nearly every Druggist in the city Every
hf, fit.c9 pd sea- and 10 matter where yO1 bayt'
~ t yo ~, IL fy tie money w 10 retained II Il does
no good j. PyRE No 10 Aun-st NO.f2i Gfeen~ica st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

r. II would be about the same tting as
"sildiDs refteo god AID esriirs Tie rs, Hse ne
so1therp snc we,sro ors'o's they 'ess ie' tn- IN
ssix.s~ T. lev yeags Mr MUkCH mas naso ION poor
% by 10 re proud position Of being me OF ths very
5s, H.ts,, 10 The CnOh HIS Constant hqdy has oesa -
i,nravs tbe Hat" eutrsh ire hsa1 and al Sao cali Oh
si,, will spe eoy Teslz, the iact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
NV sTrLrs CLoAKs AND MANTlLLAs.

On "Wednesday morpiug Sert 49, shall exhibit ar tu
styles Coaks snrss 6e selected IN PAWS expressly TO-
our city usde Aso 10 addition 70 ora mporstont'
have Iec-vso 10 store GOO sss'itnent OF hue
sik, and rioh Goods purcbased St aucdon WHICH
arc offered af email advance Oar rets stock % tioe
Goods fy equal. In va1ety IL dJes not surpass any Va
the city TIfThNY Cur NJ, No. 81 hra9dHay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

~Housekeepers and all others In wan
OF Beadiss BsesesAs Ne would DO vel to call At NJ VII
,LAspS ola esiabgshed W sIewooms Nc. IS Chatha ryt
OF h0leefyst where nsy be aua3 the arrest a..
sentiment Of articles In his line offered 10 tbs pah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
= Remsiks COMPLIMENTARY afe un'

uecf~uy FRf1naS's Est 4 he fs shlou 5: n.et IS
eny sso bis prce S. and hat ot - D eqos % utI'
sod f "a Ch.ld'sns f.ocy Beaver Hats Of egey oss
don Misses Beaver Jerpy ds Lasss Bssyer ,na =.
Boppe,s CAL bofore paTchssing tGEEMAc - n'.~'1'
,,ver No 90 Fultcn-st between William sno Ooo So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
NV AND R,cu SILks.-Ju.t received

ky the Eoea ch Poult de Sole Rep and brocade
Silks al the choicest cocrs nch SiR snd SILK and Wool
Plsids Cloaks asa Fsn Of tbs newest styles al o
which offered cheap at r'sFSSv SVs''~~s Ne ~
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

couor EXPLODED fire ct TIE 81 important fast sh'nd
beremeu bored that'NAN DEUsEHs Improved NalPsue
e4tsble rTepslstion aud that IL renewing 1e-
csyea Hair snd converting that which Is say 70 US OS ni
color 4 operates the hair sOne, but acts IN con- nc
cr viii Dsrs On bulns aud roots Of the ssne pro
duc'nr TIL haupy chaof@ which - 81 c7nciesiv-iy les
Gererel dflot ~ - Chsm1eTfst aad The principal ofus-
gierf Of the n ed States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
CLoAKs AND MANrILLas.- Every Nov

city In the sbJys named sclss pers)na ftleatee By ms
sssfiber In Psr ready, The Pa 10 hsn'l,
porpm No SOL BIosSws- 20 ~hch the attention Of tNo
ladies respectfully Invited Also splaldo variety ofn
SiA China FTei oh snd other Sssw Gnd Tc tnsnt
OF hnoy Fur arriving BY every f9.nlof.
GEoRcE RuLFIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

oee Of the rezdy made Clous Az taf
FISHING Goods produced Ia this market Cal EMO So
his sts " fell winter clothing AID you csn
pu chase he OfsTs 81 such extremely !ow pss
y b defy ell competition. No q COurtlaad--ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
WINDOW ORNAMENTS A

WINDOW ORNAMENTS AT EXrRAORDI-
SAY Low Psleks.-kstrY FtAsusON, Nos go, Broad.
way and 81 Rssaesi- selling Window shsss. -. "a
Muslin Cestains Gilt CoTnioes, CeHtaa prmm,n.. - =.
xre>s hAresias Cali and EN- - 49, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

HAik DYEIN6.-CRIsTADOEO E1cEL'-
,To-rnV DYE % color the hs vh,sksrs tbs rlo-
s-eot is spBied without injury 20 tho mar or ski IL
ssp b wssbed Immediately without ohlufbin7 'ne co
iprtfe tie texture consrTius sssLiotY 70 sns hA
IL sp2l or sold al CslsTA noEof No bssr' hoS'a-
p -sto rom tnr apyvi1r the de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

Y FowLEBs g WELLS, PhrenoIOgisrs
end PubTshcrs Cnion Hall No I3l Nassau s., NeTl TX
and No IL Is t5nir -tol-st, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
LApIEs' SBor EsTABLIsHME

LADIES SnOE EsTABLIsnMENT.-CAN-
TRxii Nc $50 Rowery between Bond and Great loues-
oders the inspection toe Ladies worry superior
sumspt Of Caters, Slippers BuskiuS Ties Chttens
Shoes Sc Assisted by lABONTEAJN, formally OF Broad
way, he is enabled 10 al who favor bun with thair
custom that In and elegance q appearance eh
ness material ability and apness hs articles
not b eXeees Csl examine hs twelve aad ougtsel
sb.ll Caters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

~ An assortment OF Dry Goods, C1r
pets OIL Cloths Rugs Shades TO- unsurpassed in extent
apd variety in this section II the city be found j.
TowSsJs Co.'S, No 70l Greenwich It, Pass nssrs by
the Hudson River Railroad arc particularly invited 70 call
Three mlnu,es SSik &, rs Christopher 81 station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

FAIR or THE AMERICAN INsTIrUTE'-
Cf.~hrfor, 10 this Faf can have their Susnt" Cards
ptd cb,arer ea6 better az the CoScRsss CARD fAcIoSl
No a VeseJ-st than eisewheIe 10 ne cry 10
of 49, fc.oSv making ther oVn SICK sOWD worn Oi
superb PsYsc CAkDs hsud ard for sale cheaper than
ca1 Be purohss.O a. any ether factory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

DRAKE's FALL STYLEs % d.,.t.,,.5
ls2-1be public's sreatoo Is csllso 70 flst winch
combine al the os,irsbe qualities d re n
serving the strength std lose .. Bes md beautiful
se.s ~ he as Rat Of se large F aao ,s
sornert Of Lsds ns1ss : Jossy Raios Caps with
syeTs variety oi hs" pRAgg 4 Co., No Bows-J.
fnuiifd- a. - E.rt p.rrEuN
xsyn e.ro, Pine and -ss1Tns Stys for ths
min. sessen will he tuuodJcs6 on WfDNfsDiY, SEPT
ee bigh hus ard superior faorc q th@ has 40" ole4
a. ,rb.. ,os4ccu ri b evident tbs elOsest observer
Bod, corner Pine sDd NasssU 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

BLACK AND WHITE GINGnAMs.-Supe.
,ler White Linen Table Uamssa Barn,ey linen Sheet
ines lust fscti, ed NJ d tir sale BY
GRKENwAN BRo 4 Co No. 45 Broadway.