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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FUR SALE.
INTENDING to remove from the State, the subscri-
l. Der offers his large and commodious Dwelling House
on Broad Street THERE'S every convenience attached
fine Flower Garden, and variety Fruit trees
4 small House adjoining, and Lawyers Office in the
rear of the Court House.
ALSO
The large Stores occupied by Fl. Levy { Son, and l.
Arnrtrong-lhc upper part used as the Odd Fellows
Hall. ALSO
The Stores and Dwelling House occupied by W. c.
Moore and 7. Baskin, Esqrs.
A commodious Kirkwood House. pleasantly situated
high and airy.
Tie Stores would be q GOOD investment TO any can
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-17
s. e. f.. M. GILBERT

Charleston, lst juno, 1852.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-29

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
By TELEeBApH.-Our Special DispatcI

BY TELEGBAPH.-Our Special Dispatch
shadows forth the probable results Of the Wig
State Convention, which is to assemble to day at
Syracuse.
Gen. Scott arrived at Cleveland on MONDAY
where an immense sssemblage were waiting lin |,
drenohing rain) to receive him. In spite Of his
own inclination, the people insisted on a speech,
sketch of which will be found in our dispatch.
We have news from Mexico to the 2lst ult.
There seems TO be an opinion there that revo.
luton and subverson Of the Government are not
fN distant. The internal difficulties are unsettled,
and the ravages of the Indians in Durango and
Zscatecas are perfectly horrible Poor Mexico
The first days dongs Of the United States
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows at Baltimore are re-
ported, With the nam's Of Committees and newly
elected officers. This extensive and iufuep tial
Order is said to be in a highly hourishing condi-
ton in all parts Of the country.
Our Washington dispatch states that Secretary
CoTwin viii resign as soon as the Gardner Com
mittte make their report clearing him Of all
charges in that business. 1t is further stated that
the Wagner Boy" intends to stump Ohio for
Scott and Graham.
Our dispatches from other quarters, although
conveying interesting news, offer nothing of es-
pecisI nofr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
GENERAL sCOTT's LIFE AND PUBLIC
SERVICES.

We have before us the sheets of vol
ume, soon to be published, containing an
account of the life and public services of
that individual, who, at this moment, holds
a more prominent portion before the ma
ton than any other American. The work
is by J. t. Headley, and is characterized
by oil that brilliancy of description, and
that power OF placing scenes, like reali-
ties, before the mind of the reader, which
have rendered former works by the same
author so universally popular In the
present volume, Mr.. HeadIey has a sub
ject suited to draw our even more than
the enthusiasm with which he mas hlth-
erto wrought. Gen. SCOTT's name long
since became historic-no annals of the
United States can make pretensions to
Justice or can claim any value as a record
of events, which does not exhibit him for
a whole generation as one of the great
men of the nation; but more than this,
the author has for his subject a man
whose laurels are sill unfaded-who but
yesterday returned from one of the most
wonderful campaigns mentioned In hi,to-
~, all the events of which are adapted TO
give new inspiration to him who describes
them; and still more-a man, who.
though a warrior by profession, loves the
ants Of peace, and glories more in having
preserved peace, when all thing. pointed
to war, than in the long catalogue of his
victories. A fortunate subject for Mr..
Headley; how we'll he has treated it. LET
the following extracts show:
CAPTURE or FORT GEORGE.
Scott then not quite twenty seven years
OF age, joined the army at Fort Niagara az Adm.
tant General to Gen. Dearborn. Thi, Wa, ;,
III 1915. coon after the capture Of York had IN
cuced the General to attempt the conquest of
ort George. The troops were conveyed tbitber
by Commodore Chsuncey, and Scott led the sd
vanced guard of 500 men to the attack.
ha!ing reached the beach. Scott drewrnb;,
Htle bano under cover Of the bank thar rose s;,n,
vi uh eet over then heads; from the TOP Of
Tn.'h niIstled some hiteen hundred bayooets.
I nosunted by this formidable array and the bsor
mat opposed his progress, Scott ordered ,ba
ehaIge' The men, with loud cheers. snrang nO
the steep ascent but when near the s1mm;, ss ~
met with such oyerpow.ring force that thev 49,
h9Ilt back. Gen. Dearborn, standing on m. 49,
Of Chsunctys ship, and watching through HI.
asss the result Of the charge, saw the ts1I fam,
u scott iail backward down the bank upon the
pee, eI Dp,sung into tears, he exclaimed He is
os', ne Is knieo Inc next moment, however
scott sprang to his feet, and cheering on his n.n
ed Them again to the charge. knocking nm ths
leyeteis hs they clambsred TO the fer NJ ,h@:o
oes, they steadily pushed them back and .ton a
II last en- the summit Their shout Of tr;o 0OoS
vas vas echoed rom the boats below and from ,Pa
hip' IN the distance. Scott having dressed his Ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
A WORD TO YOUNG MEN.

There are In the country large body
Of young men who at the approaching
election will, fer the fret time. cast their
votes for President and definitely attach
themselves to one or the other Of the great
political parties. Many among them, In
fluenced by early associa ion and example.
and by the habit of reading the organs Of
this or that opinion, have probably already
decided a. TO whether they will adopt the
doctrines and support the measures of the
Wings or the Opposition, and require no
further argument 10 confirm their decision.
But there are others, we doubt not. who
approach the discharge Of this great duty
OF the citizen with an earnest sense Off,
important nature, and who desire that the
vote they cast shoI ID be the manifestation
OF convictions deliberately and solemnlv
formed witrregari to the policy and the
party which ought to prevail. To such
We desire TO address a few reasons WHY
their choice should fall upon tina. party
whose cause we sustain,'snd why. accord
iDgly, they should vote for Gen. Scott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
NEW. vopV DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 90, 1852

the Wing party opposes VniS a''oniP''
savs that American laborers and American
capitalists shall be protected against this
powerful rivalry, until their skill and their
means are such that they may DEFY all
competition. Thus, while the pretended
Democracy offers to betray the country
and surrender its interests, the wing
party stands forth as their champion ana
defender. And in defending the interests
of America-in seeking the grandeur and
the independence of its industry and Its
people-the Whig party stands forth as the
great champion and propagandist OF liberty
and republican institutions throughout the
world.
4. The Wings are the party OF pro-
gre,s. Not close corporation like their
opponents-not a machine managed by
few ouestors TO get themselves into ottlce'
but a body of unshsckled thinkers to
whom party control is as nothing compared
with their own Independent convictions
new ideas. new measures, new principles
find hospitabe reception among them
OF course there are those who reject and
oppose. but there are always many in
the Wing ranks ready to give their ale
glance and their support to new truths
without inQuiIing what may be their in
fuence on this or that candidate. And
the party at large, from the very tlexibllity
and freedom of its organization, is ever
comparatively ready to adopt and proclaim
such new doctrines in its political creed.
But the Democracy is the very opposite OF
thi, i, petrifed formulas admit of no
modification all the political truth posi-
BE for man 10 know it attributes TO Jeft,er-
son and Jackson and it admits no new is
sues except such as it, leaders think may
serve 10 give them the desired chance at
the spoils and these they pater with in
double sense but never manfully adopt.
Bevoud this. It's conservatism is as inn
movable as it is stupid. Will any gener-
ous young man adopt the prescriptions and
increase the force of such party We
cannot suppose it.
And if from the principles we turn to
the candidates Of these two parties, the de-
cision becomes far more inevitable in favor
of the Wigs. Compare for moment
the services Cen Scott has rendered to
The nation with those of Mr.. Pierce com
pare the qualifications of the first for the
highest office with those of his rival; the
one a man Of heroic temper and a noble
heert; Of resources no less fertile and
genius no less prompt in the cabinet than
in the field of sympathies truly demo-
cratic and responsive to the needs of ALL
man whose deco in war and in peace
stand indelble on the brightest pages of
American history; and on the other side
man who is comparatively obscure and
un,ried, and without any claim to the office
TO which his partisans propose to raise
him. Can it be that any young man in
whose bosom warm American heart is
beating can hesitate to give his voice to
Gen. Scott in preference Certainly
there are not many; and how few there
are November will disclose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
FOR Huropo.

The next number of The Tribune 6or
European Circulation will be issued TIL :
MORN Nc, at 9 O'Clock. IL will con-
tam Il 4 the Latest News up TO the time Of going
To press. Single copies, ID wrappers, ready Tor
nlaDg can be- had al the desk Price Six Cents.
The En'op0 sails from this port To- Day at II
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
" Freedley's Treatise on Business. T.

seknes the best hook money msstns ever pab
iished 10 mine Of gooi practieJ ide.s ana
will - reed ~itn by eli Of nan
Now when the country prOspcTvos and nancy plenty al
esrons o. pfofnotCs their aud their soantiy pas
pery sfo1ld SET this eoOk resa tarash c.reay resolve
spon their ocufse ~sely sad shall hear VI d.
csroas failures psnics $40 oOumsrei. rsyounons For
sao 81 CoLRN'S No ~ >sSSsa-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
TIE DETAILS OF URkss.-itis not alone

10 the OF that the ski1 and TASTE Of the a'sc
tailor Is dp aged As much nicey and az are re IusJs IN
sdOIt the pabtsOOus eOiy % tue shape a.
In ng the cufveiibrsT dlsgran whcn q 'es Ss-J
eesar sbe orsss coat All paTts o' senis-
mans costume his fess ~i he Nature
w. T JEsEiSGSG Co have, for tVentJ1vs years maze
every br.Loh OF their business sspa'ae study fhsf
ready DTess soo ocs Goats are not surpassed ~ ths
most costly ga Of the Glass made 20 nsafufe
and the styles Of their made vests aud FAnt4oJns
public opinion pTonOunces them oarysed Inc ane re-
mail apply TO their OveTsseks OyercOa B1nes
Goats and all the vshetss Z apparel cOmpr.ed 10 their
cOmpTeOeDGFe sock strangers so Urnng IN the cly As
well as the public o. New i1vited 70 inspect n sr
large and fashion sb Fell assortment such & ms IN the
wsy OF ready made OthDg be found elsewhere Ia
procuIabe la america are employed, and entire cnts or
parts VI suits BE- supplied measure IA e" hours
W.T. jennings X Co, No 81 brOsd~sy
Amen. Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
PAp.K WAkrHousr.-Wnr,Se p,

rERs or IBE CAsk OSLY.-CYKVs W Field Co No n
Gus st. soe AssEs ug the klctors Mills s0d AGENTS foo
sluos al tho Paper Ms1sfsotafeTs IN this county Of
fsz E sale vrfy favorable al loser haa mil
prkccal Of the excessive ard cesab stDcks Of
America. Preach and Esssn WkrISG PAFERs ever
nhovr In th- Upitre STATES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
n Southern and Western Merchants

you'd 20 vel 70 purchase Nm JEsvs's Cod Candy
ecle q undOebtsd good reputation for eoggh colds snd
other pelmonsy eonlpan THIS srtcs lied and car
used 70 b. the kr u tbs e0uary sold prnsi
pc edes. Nc. SD Broadway, By krs W. Jaws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
NEW-YURk TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, SEPT u, l85.
For Prcudnt
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New.Jer
Fer nee PreSi4eaf
WILLIAM 4. GRAuAu, Of Norih.CaroilBn.

~ The Tribune is served In this City 6rOOkyn, WI
hsusbmsb and jersey City Tor ~ per weeh payable
TO the carriers Names through the Post O:s Penny
Post will be promptly placed on the Carriers books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
no LIryRAnY MEN-A $50 PRlzE-

TO LITERAkY MEN-A sou PkILE--
NuscH will pay for the best Poe n 70 b 80
oseioed BY competent Literary COMMITTEE descriptive oi
the Hat This poem Be written In the oslso sy5
orsra not 10 exceed 81 nes and must BE- sent IN " pr
Much No 80 Sosy BY the lst Of Octooer 81 which
n, tis ber. priz. are requested their real names
ard sodre sses 70 their pens under seal which VI" not
BE- orepeo IN be oase u the song Beng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
BRAKES FALL STYLES OF HATS FoR

1es2Tbs publc's stention is called 70 ths celebrated
Psisut Po'ous Health and Psu Preserving Hat winch
conbpes all the o.isbe qualities OF the Beaver hst pre-
s<rps the u the hair usrksbe
degree DRAKs's Beaver Felt Hat light ADD oes1ufo IL
destined 10 be the bat OF the large aud sessnt
assorn,nt Of LsShs ndDg Hats Chtdleos Fancy Hats
OF every description, Geo tsDens JJcky hdog Caps with
every variety Of Hats Gays which pup attention 10
invited DRAKE 4 Co, No. Bowsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
GsAND EXHIBITION OF CHlLDREN's

HEAD-DREssEs-GESfF proposes to give the mothers OF
kevYoTk pe.aa 1 tufpnse TO-DAY Tn- las. anyal non
Yurope has o1uOeted has fall assortment Of Pans fancy
Hsis Tor chdre8 and the mpOftations with so In
sDse variety Of original styles from his Owo ma9uisct1J,
will on this occasion be displayed for the hrst time The
con hbtd sfOcks ali tie chdfens fancy Hat establish
reDfs Union csubo he confidently believes, furnsh
an exhibition 10 that line which Will compare Tn the one
20 opened TO-DAY ths Bztaf Ladies who are Ia the
habit making tnen eciOrs with asts aud care are re-
specfo Is invIeo cal OENiN desires the critical verdict
Of the best Judges IN this all the other uutianous de
pstueHs bis great fashionable emporium lie does not
es.sy Iced control the Ga Of tho Osrents Of
in relation 10 the Of their ch drsn but he O'es %
the ed for npssDn and choice der hrd ncher than
hiss ever before presented ben CONSCIOUS too that
vat business only created and ret-inet ny pnc7s
ba,eo Oh system of small profits s~i cash returns he
has put down the puce # every article IL tns Bazaar u
figure which the mid econ mist VII not cayl
OLKISs Bszasf, 5,5 BIZ sdway, ~ Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

PARAIIONs IOR ThE FALL TRADE ladies will mad m1sf
extensive assortment Of elegantly manufactured Caters
Shippers Ties Buskins 40. CANrKE IL NJ. sos wv.
cry H for tbs f.i seaOo comp etc,
aud his dook manufactured under the supervision o. hm -
aud Mr. lABoYTRAVN formerly OF wayl sontaina
even variety OF for ns feet for Ladies Muses. ID
Chilcup alke sduirable Ia maauiactufe aud matsnsl
Adopting toe principle ~ furnishing first class selo 81
the veIy price CANTEL Justly celebrated fof the
his charges ana the oues3nes excellence aad
duably II his fourteen shing Gates nutt
once auy one viii the trouble examine
them OF his strict adherence 60 this tro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
WING sinte Convention.

IVA Nhig STATE Convention for the Nomination OF Can
didsies for Electors 81 President and Vice President and for
the Offices Of Governor Lieutenant Governor Canal Com
missioner and State Prison Inspector will assemble
City Of syrscuse, WEDNESDAY, the 22d day Of Sep
teuher The Wig Electors Of the respective Assembly
Districts requested to appoint each Delegate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
RusINEss NOTICES.

AnxDyrYIse THE LIGHTNrNo.-kNox,
q. IS. ,os FoJtop ct does not like tie son OF Tesnon
"a -, eo,oser OF Becor. oefy the nghnios, bat ne
e., aoupefirion in making has Ne hecoofa noo,oy
80 y,you9Iy poi. 70 f.shion modes his fall psttern w
sessscs and to the public for th- estimstiOn Of bis @
dollp fas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
MrRcB-AMEsIcAN ARTISTIC h

rEs-mr O MuRcn ' 10 is the isvent Il OF ths Beaver
peit hat bss Of the Fail fsshoss ose OF the my
cSrt .ra @ .uful Dts 20 be fJuad Anywhere con-
pr.rg besides own many Of tbs most popular ~
fbis AID other cities. Factory and "Heho1se NO 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

In STORM OR SUNSHINE.
Let the olooSs gather Whatever the weather
This fact 10 beyond all di.puts-
That ,ou're eert.in to get, be u dry, be It vet
An accuIste hkeoess ON RcoR
q hkeoesses tax a. Roofs Os<usresn Gallery, No
Broadway, on CLOUDY days ts eausi to t7ose Oh
aired with ne mos srifaot msrioiAn nghI. RooTs
E9ons are very eu5 Of access.
MADAME SoNTAs AT BaADY's.--This
snys-d Queen Of Song yissed sR4pYs NstiOusl Gallery
on 6en<sy s sd added her portrait 70 bis unsorpassed
eoiiecdop of euSDeat nov exhibition 10 5
Broadway, corner Of Futon
u PETERSON q HUMPHREY, No. 379
Broadway, whs-st- selling ne, Brussels Car
pet iu 81 per yard; Tspssty do, 9. Velvet de- ~
n FowLEks IL WELLS, Phrenologisrs
and PsbIi.bers Clintrn Hal. No 1871 Eas.sast EsE-Y-k
and No AZ "ssniDstoo-t, Boston
DYE STuFFs. MINERAL ACIDS AND AL
coHor EXPLODED -rns f.et the smportsnt last should
entirely getsbe preparation, and that 10 renewing oo
cayed Hair and converting that which rsy 70 ~ org nal
cor operates the hair alone but sets IN con ane
tiob with The bulbs and roots OF 20. sans pro
ducpE that happy charge which It % SonelusVey
General depot rs cbsmosrrst and the principal aos-
gss Of the ni'ed States
r. Procure the genuine and original
DAyIs RlHyESE for restoring The fornnr color OF gray
hair without oyeug Il; Vasrted Price 81 cent? pei 0otte
For sale Of TIE ger eIs depot Nos $40 Grand r and ~
BrosdW ay, 27e Ws'hinson q, so HOeson st ~ ~efy
Alta Brooklyn.
HAIR DYEiNe.-CRIsTADORo ExcELsI-
GA LIQulD HAs DYE color the ns whisker, me mo-
nent II Il applied without injury 70 the hair or SKID u
s.n be w.shed nDodsteiy without astufhns shs c9l2
improving the and oonferng aaHey 70 ne oan
IA 4, .pped or colo At CRisTaDoEos No trtcy House-
Private room 'or applying the eye.
Ham DYE AND WIes.-BATCHELOR's
s.no.etory for these II seis5rIed all pat, n
the world persons ~shins. ghL eleSsas a9a o9i'..s
"a suRrsnteel OF sold wholesale sno reua ~ 10
wsT-si Copy the sdsrsss-hevEs oftmitstoo'
r. GouRAUD's Liquid Hair Dye IS,
with ont reservation the very serinvented
Equally oe brat. il GOURAUD Medcstsd soap 10 e1rlnS
pmples eckes FISH +orms letter '.iowness,
tan rooehness sc. Poudrs Subtitle uproo. hair from shy
tsrt Of the boy LIQUID Rouge, Lily White snd Hair
Gloss at 81 W.lserst, near Bf ad~ay
BILLs.-MLNEELEY scelebrated Church,
Factory Steamboat shio Ferry Locomotive and Pisnts-
ton BELLS will hereafter be found No l6 Br)ad~ay
HlrcHcocE Co, agents
FEATHERs-FEATHERs BY THE HUM
RoIbTJus received BY the steamer, choice lot o. r:h
Ostrich Marabout add Plume de COque Of The latest Pans
styles J II HoMGR, No. 81 Johnst
New VERSION or AN OLD BALLAD
Three bod mice
s. how they nun;
They all run vsinly 10 cave their lie.
POI LyON Pills are within them at strife
Their IL
LYoNs Magnetic Pills for destroying r,t. and mice and
LYONs Magnetic Powder without poisonl Tor eHtsrmlnaE
plants c. may Obtained p the box assk, a.
the cent al depot No ]2i Broadway
u We know no North, no South, no
Fo. no West for tvsryW here within this b1undess Conf
p.n ~ re- bright A. p-locid is considrfed prce
lsesb HIM kyey orle na~ru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

u We know no North, no South, no
Fast no West for tv.yW here within this b1undess Conf
pure bright p-ucid water is considered price-
less bonn livery this great u nafum ~ Or
sibug ofthe PoRoUs GLASS fLT sod a. Gothic
Hail. No 81 Bruad~sy for 81 81. The Ladies msuaae the
hOu,ebold affairs therefore they particularly invited TO
eAsniue IT, We assure thea, II is veil worth seeing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

BILLs.-MLNEELEY scelebrated Church,
Factory. Steamboat sho Feny Locomotive and Pianta
ton BELLS will hereafter be found a. No l6 Br)ad~sy
HiTcHCOCK 4 Co. agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

1 Housekeepers and all others in want
OF BsdSins Bsdsts ass &c would % wei to cal at Will
Lands OLD estsblAle6 WsTewoous No IS Chatha INST,
corner OF m1heyst where nay be fouai the LARGEST az
sorteD OF articles in his offered 20 the pubae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

u Remarks complimentary are an
.....,, pov.xw.s u.t Z IN, f.I fashion 10 ne 4 a.
sny. sno hs price i. g. AID hat for y 81 sqla 70 s9ss
cold for g. Cbildrens fancy Beaver au o. every "a ~,
Bonneis Gail before Purchasing FEEEMAS' Hsluiao-
tuier No 90 Pultob-st, between Wiilan sno OOo So,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

FEATHERs-FEATHER BY THE HUM
POL 1T lust received By the steamer choice lot rich
Ostrich Marabout sOd Plume Dc CoQue Of the latest Pans
s,yles J. II HOMGR, No. 6f John.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

bb m uNSol'Iltb VI pOuuSs tdi
PETE oil Cloths Rugs SHADES 6c unsurpassed
and variety this section u the CITY he found
TOwNsf NJ Co :. No. TOT Greenwich Pass ugsrs by
the HndsOn River RslHoad particularly Invited u call
Thrce mlLnits ala fI.m lhnsloph.I q Station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

SrArIosERY.-The Copsrers Cad and Statioa-y Maafso
tory No ~ Nesey-st furnish Payog and EnAmssd Cads
Of tvey description, OF superior stock aud finish aod AZ
lower lie purchased eso where Also making
their sock they will pnnt Business and Address Cards
cheaper and better than an other prnieI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
SEAsoNABLE Hos,aKY AND UNpER-G.R-

NESrs'Th0se ~ ant zach GoodS AZ ot CO elastic dars-
bic cheap shoUe call II NJ lOi SoWEEY HossI, By
the case. eossp SINGLE pair.
fhoss ssshSo sttrI purchasing any time teturn
The 0ooos and retain thsn moaey
A kASEiN kCo,
Importer and Msnu,actursN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
HENRY l.. Foster is on hand with

pne the ready made Clothing and FuT
Risbins Goods produo, In this market Call and
bis beautiful Of fall and clothing and you
tsi purchase oe such eXtfe mey lou prices
n 70 defy all competition No a COuTtlandtn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

~ Southern families passing through
New York invited to examine the large and choice
lection Of sk Gotten merso aud wooden Un'er Garue1t
and Hosiery foI LADIES Gentlemens and Chdrens weAr
offered BY RAW ADAMS, No 59 Broadway opposite the
metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
T P.rlsr s.Lr-HrArIsG SMoorH

ING lkoNS They ssnnine ec0n0ns, convenience s>vi1g
OF iss nsstnsss ana Thousands already can as
hb 60 es vsuv Of NO sale ualsss me roa
eonforms IL the description. TshaSsuo Canmins. is
fstentees n hVNTER. Agent No. Sgs Blosdsay