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Glasgow weekly times., 1852-04-29
FURN5TURF.

.zz<rn ~ # RECEIVED, per Ben
g., Vest, saranak, &C., full supply
NT---ds # Furniture, among which may
be found
~ dressing bureau; 100 tea stand;
IS dining and breakfa table
l25 doz. chairs, from So 70 s6J per dozer;
rs double and single ma a'trasse;
fine sofa 2s wO stands;
2 doZ ocking chair; 2 doz chdren's chairs;
4 dOZ in safe; | doz writing desks;
all of which win be sold unusually low for cash or
produce. [mhlSl J. 6. THOMSON.
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REGULAR PACKET,

REGULAR PACKET,
For Boonril'c G'dSgow, Hr1n rich Lering-
ton an W5ston. .MI>olri r rer.
IL TIE elegant steamer III GIL LAND
- MARY, J. II. Badw n. muster, will
ply a. reSWa packet between lac above named
place..
~" The II gh'nnd Mary has recently been re-
f., and fixed p a i Offers superior inducements.
Fo freight Ia age any on boa 4 O 10
Feb lS-is. MANSON & ROBBINS ), Agp q.
1852. SEASON ADVANCEMENT. 1852.
FOR LEXINGTON, INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS, IVES
TON, ST. JOSEPH AND sAtANNAH.
HSh The new ard elegant Steamer, IT,
sks.sssszslsS - NOUR NO ,, r.. T. Dlx Master, !.
:. m.IBUURN, Gle k, W II, on the opening of nav
igat Oh, commence her regular trips fo. the above
and all nlermed ats pO f., aud win continue in the
trade during the season of nav a on.
Tie T morr was bu for I e NJ ssuri river
trade, for wch she il n every respect, well adap-
ted. Her officers thankful for the Liberal patrol.
age extended her the last season, respectfully So
lici a continuance of the same.
Fo. f. el:cht or massage apply on boz d, or TO
MANSON 4 ROBBINS, Agents.
Glasgow, Feb z6 ON
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HEMP! HEMP!

I AM in III, market for Hemp, at the highest
l. cash = &c s, deliverable at my factory in North
Glasgow and desire to receive call from the far
mers Of the vicinity. JAS. M'LONEf.
Glasgow, Jau l5, lS52-f.
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CITY OF GLASGOW.
whig State Convention.

Thursday Morning, April 20, 1852.
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highly Important t. Cash Purchasers.
CITY CLUIHING STORE.

l3I Tair street, one House Nprh NJ the Cty HJteI,
beire Yin street IN Washington .7renue
ST. TOUTS, Mo.
FINI rhscriber, takes this method TO return his
l. tiInks, 10 his + ends and the public, 70: their
ma on'g and trusts by mremit.ng attent on TO
| US o merit 81 are of their pat onage. | am
now m ,nufacturng the best stock Of clothing ever
made m this Ma X consist ug of Mems and
Youths Clothing of eve v G ade and Colo selling
EFT ely 10 Cash Purchasers, so as TO AVOID bad
debj iher, fore, take due notice and come acco.-
dngy T unks. Carpet Bags, &c. for sale.
Jan. 20.--iy. J. A. HART.
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
o6ics on Wdtcr Street, Up Stairs, nert door to the
Glasgot0 House.
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THE TINES.
BY CLARK q. GREEN.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Oecs on Wdtcr Street, Up Stairs, nert door to the
GlaSgolo House.
-TERMs-
"a In Advance--s3 At the End Of the Year.
81 In Advance to Clubs Of 10.
Rates Of Advertising.
81 per square of 10 lines less, for the First In
ssrton, and Fifty Gents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions to Yearly Advertisers.
Authorized Agents.
Y. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette--ANpREw ]. HERHpoN.
Huntsville--W. r. SAMUEL, G. II. BrncKHAhr'
observation-disclosures G.. SHARP.
I.nneus--CARLos BoARDMAE.
CambridCe--JoHN II. GROVE.
Chilhcothe-W. c. SAMUEL.
Milan---SrEPHESs, HISEs s. Co.
ron PRESIDENT
MTLLARD Fill L NJ o Z E.
OF New York.
-roR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN J. CRITTENDEN,
OF Kentucky.
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IRON NORTHAMPTON.

IRON MOUNTAINIRON.
Bar and sheet Iron, s. Nails assorted,
NFANUFAC TURE from Missouri Iron noun
Nl in on, by CEoUTEAu. HARRISON & VALE.
G5g- Warehouse, No. l2e, Second Street, Saint
LOUIS, Mo-
ST. Louis, Jan %, 1872
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EMBRACING IN PART:
English, French and German cloths;
90 90 American cashmere;
Sattinets, Jeans, Tweeds and cashmarets
large assortment summer cloths and coating;
Cottonades, a large assor,men'
Ve,tngs of every style and quai tr;
Together with all other kinds of Nj ms wear for
the approaching season.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Barages of various styles and qualities;
Delaines, large assortment of all kind
Lawns, I" % Berage delalues;
silk tissues, linen lawns, organizes, lusiIe.,
Also, English, French and American Ginghans,
large assortment;
WHITE GOODS:
Jackonet, cambsic, and Nainsook muslns;
Null and book g
PAIN dotted, and embroidered Swiss muslins,
Striped aud barred jaconet muslin
Bishop and V ctor;a lawn Irish lInen:;
Corded bonnet muslins and dim't';
VIII te and black cotton nei coli. 10 do silk dcj
Edg.ngs and insertings, la ge assortment,
Embroideries, g +"
Silk aces. ffnges and gimp;
Dress trmInil gs o" all kind linen & lawn bhd'f'j
Pongee and ladanna hdkfs., large assortmen
Cotton and ginghaIn hdkfs.,
Cravats of all kinds,
ALSO:
4 complete assortment of hosiery gloves, sus-
penders, br ushes, combs, spool cottons, needles,
patent threads, pins, caps, buttons, sewing silks,
razor straps, &c. &c. Also-An excellent sssort-
ment of silk cotton, and cause undershirsj ladies'
summer shaws and sca.fS, together with a variety
of other notions usually kept by US.
ST. Louis, Feb II, lS52-3m
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tred, That the wisdom and patriotism


t which framed tho I1,,' Per ann,
For any one Of the four Rev ews. $500. ...S3 co
For any two of the four Reviews. ........ 5 90
For any three of The four Rev 'ews, 90
Fo' al four of the Reviews, ..'......... co
For BIachwood's Magazine. 3 %
For Blackwood and three Reviews. ..... 9 90
For Blackwood and the fou; Reviews, -. 10 90
Ptune,is To he made IN an cases in Il 'ranc -
Moaey current in the SLATE rhers issued DEI be rt-
csirei al par
CLUBBING.
A discount Of twenty-f per cent from the
above prices w II be allowed 10 Clubs der NJ four
o more copies Of any one more of the above
wo ks. Thu Four copies of Backwood of
one Review viii be sent 10 address for Sc; four
copies Of the four Reviews and Blackwood to- 81 /;
and so on.
REDVtED POSTAGE.
The postage on these Period Gals has, by the late
law, been reduced, on tine ave. age, about FORTY
FER CENT. Tie following are tne present rates,
viz.
FOR BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE.
ANY distance not exceeding 5GOmles, 9 cts pei or
Over 500 and not exceeding 1860 :" l8 - -
Over 800 and not exceeding $500 IS "
FORA REvGLw.
ANY stance not exceeding SEQ miles, cts. per or.
Over 5cn and not exceeding 100 g
Ger 1900 and not exceed ny 25i q 6 IA %
At these rates no object OH Lo d be made. as
heretofore. 70 receiving the hs ~ mail, and thus
ens"~;ng their speedy, safe. ard regular dellve Y
irEP Rem ttonces aid communications should be
always addressed. nos pa d 10 the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTIA CO..
70 Fulton STREET. N W Yo k,
f II ance "a Gold ST. ee'
N P.-L. s. & Co. have recently publ she'd and
have now for sale, the "FAI MEI;S GUiDE,'
by II nv Stephens, of Ed nbu gl, and p of. Ne :
ton, of Yale College. New Haven, complete IN two
vols, royal octave, coata ~ 1910 ages, IL steel
and GOO wood enTav;ngs. PrIce, in musl bind
ing, St; paper covc.s, for the NAL, So
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PERRY & BARTHOLOW,

Grorer', D!a'ers in Hm qnt p oiHcs GsneraH,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GLASGOW MO.
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e2 In Advance-S3 At the End OF the Year.
81 In Advance to Clubs Of 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

IAlsGE AND EsTHustAsTIc DEMOCRATIC MEETING

LAIGE ASp ENIAustAsTIc prNoeEATIC MEETING IN
BKODKLYN.
The lasgest ard most tnthusiaetc political meeting
h,ll in thia city during the present canvass assembled
at the Rec Hive, in Montague place last evening to
respond &c the state aud local nominations The house
which u capable Of hooipg t@o thousand, was
GsnsWy packed While On the outdc several thou
i0uds mcTe. Addresses wore made hy Mr. Whipple OF
New HoDpshre Hon III G Murphy. Charles W Davis
Fq and D.. Net bail ct this city aud Johu Van buren,
o. New York The last speaker was received with the
gsta'est ephusiasm, md treated the audience With
m excellent speech inerspsrfed with soma humorous
slnton TO ehR travelling candidate Tor the pesden
cy lie had just a6dresa-d OF democrats In New
York and now that be ned arrived this side of tho
river be iound acres Of democrats here lie urged uui.
ted tUppUt by the democrats OF Kings county Of inor
oftI canoidate3 and bulng 70 she recent Victories ia
hevaIous States confidently anticipated the triumphant
election Oi Gen Fleece He referred the divisions IN
1875. ana congratulated the democracy tho great
spirit u unspimiiy now prevailing in the Democratic
rsrkB throughout the Slate. lie eas followed by Mr.
Buchanan q Maryland, after which the meeting dis
ptreed
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT.
JohpA Ring bonnated Tor Congress by the whigs
Ct the Ftt Corgrcsioni dtrct Saturday last. Kne
dinrlct comor,eoa Richmond suiIols, AMI oneers
oountfa tcgehcr With position D. Kinst. JArss MA
race Err. " the opposing candidsts.
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Notice to Advertisers.

We earnestl, request all persons advertising in the
IsnALp 70 send their advertisements to our office,
northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets early
possible in the eyerdrg.reyer later than O'Clock
night at fcrthest. The pressure Of the advertising
guinness ia great upon ourna, that this rule Ia
ssncpscuors place in our columns next morning.
The circulation and advertising business of the New
feRs HERALD is now larger than that Of any other
osrnE this continent and strict rules "a TO time
thing will be necessary in order to accommodate
he whole pubic fairly ard equally.
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To Insps CtOrs of Election.

All Inspectors throughout the country earnestly
requested at the approaching election to canvass the
electoral ticket FIRST 1heir compliance with this request
will enable the press Of the United States to satisfy the
anxiety Of the public in few hours after the polls
closed otherwise days may eapse before the result Is
known. We trust that tho press generally will unite
in giving publicity to this request.
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kAntliIh tmpoIinm 10 Hroadway nay 20 accn col
lection 81 novelties In tho above articles superior
poth 10 e and rohncsa 10 thing previously
70 tho DISCRIMINATING iaste aud udgaent q the ladies o. t
teyp,aSes Of thoroughly acquired Eurorean ~ ,
u his basintyn combined with many yssrs csr W
city, may iGsty be ooredcred as at The heaa 2, v
heular Branch Of trades and We earnsssy - IAN :,
tyignds whether they want travelling cioph ~ sn ~
twelve doars velvet from thirty 70 Ior' Sss ~
nngnidoenLiy embroidered one from I.y " "NVs ~S'
A., nav AZ a tiia cstabliShmont
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Notice to Cnpl,al,s.s.-Two young men

VINO nave thororsh knowdre oil tho Merchant Tailorin
md Cothing business IN ali it, branches dcsrous
tahins thomseyoa npsn firm bas 10 tie above busi
ness IN this city 10 stg possessing sufficient capital
this aords rare orportuay for safe and profitable
yefment INnneho able city and country reference will
be produced - n character and business
ties address, 70 Lhtrprse iisrsi Office ing real NAME
and stating AZ what tnc ana place an Interview NAV ID
had VIII mect with prompt attention. -
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SO,prt Cnleu,lar-Thl Day.

Unirrp STATES DIGImcT CouRr Nos SO Gl to 70.
SurnENs CopRT--GEHERAL TrnM-Million trust case
still on.
CosMox prrA- Part Nos 400. 81, S33 307, 459,
o5 Az 400 AL I73 AIS ATT 4S1 AS3 ass 4s7 4Ss AL
asa 400. Part 2Nos. 542, Ola bi61a 54S, $50, BOZ,
ga.
SUPERIOR CouRrTwo branches Mos 40, 14l. 90, &c.
asa $50 306 400. 25 81 100 1877 9S IL .02 357, 4l3
41i il5 4l6 Az, AVS, a19 42O AL 422 423, 4, 425,
d26 s27 425 800 400 43t 432 433, 434 1876 45G, 49,
da0 AL. 40 443, A4i, 445 4iC AS 449 45o,
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,o,,.s Fancy Eurs.--1nc Subscribers Ha,-

me extenvc parchsscs dnring ths psst
~ ~. Europenp ealcl az wo ssst tose OF the
,he that he
hounon splendid vari ETY.
,reS IN Enrope exyrsssy for the Neg Yors city trade
s6ou able shnpe, comprising Nuffa CcrdinAls
every In on Pelerineb 9idnE Boaa Cnp 0auntets
IA real Rusrian Sable Hudscn's Fay Sable, Cana
Gcy stie french sable, Stone Martin, Mink, Ipnx Err
mns chincLls Squirrel ao &e 10 feels confidence 10
tho OF the ladies TO tho aboso named art
s bsne patshed that for variety, senuins duality and
sris they 70 orceed, Wcqusod in tho city,
also engaged Tho services French
rrrof who will yigs particular s.tcnton 10 sr inds Of
L..sl.ssA 90 Lfi@ Ta.a IA -. 49, ~-As. IL
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FnshionabIe and EIegnnt R,a,Iy Made

ololngLot runaway with tie idea that becaus,
in BroadRay goods DO G2raysranty dear The pub
may rest as.ursd hst II the GARMENTS offered for sale
this store IL re higher IN rriac 1t Ia fully Compensate
in beauty, superior quality and durability cf material
invoice Of cssmercs aud rich Fix velvet vestinrs just
como to hand. The outoTs at shis establishment
niu and have studied their profession With the
duity as professor u any scencc aud we'll paid
Orders taken No. 30 and ~ Broadway. GEO, LEViE,
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supnratise tonic durotic autidyspeptio and invircr
attn cordial Hcnmparahy EMPEROR ecscy OF tbo
Aromatic schiedam sehna as teus professionally proved
md certified aeee entirely from its nhtey superior dual.
dist notive uroperslgs o,her uolind Gin os
equal purity Youtfcann be obtained either in the
Aiocroan the forois market, at price, u raenu
factur ~ III proprietor oscnsiyey AZ Sohiodnn In Bol
lavs proceas peculiar H. his factory. " u favored
mGdfcated ~ hnrsh bcrry. by the
choice botanical variety Of the aromatic Italian ,ipr
ry Whose IL distilled and with
It's sprtucus and ue hocomes concen rated nc
turo Of spnio flavor and altogether tra9oendnnt
IN t cordial and medicinal prop rtiue 70 any Hoand ain
hcrcoforo Known Tho Aromntl, Schedam s9hnspps can
be obtained in cont lining each two zen bottles
either quarts or pni aceery too.der Tho bottles
neatly labeled wrngrod, and each bears tbs nc ~
the proprietor with uhiah the sreic IA un
anctionsbly srni Tor tae by tho principal dru9rfsts
QDOLPno woLfR, In porter a Beaver tNrssA
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Winter (Iothsng,-IVe beg to call Att

sion very largo fashionable stock Of oyerooats
alGaa, busine froeks Sc made from all the lates
variety Of goods including hnalaya fur cloths silk back
keayers silk and wooen tag beavers Sontig shop
hsrd's paid steel mixed &c 60: froct and ovcrcosts
talmas OF the ynrors goods attracting adm
ration than style IS winter wrapper got
We hsve also IN great variety all the latest scs oss
pants and yestnss As many Of the above styles Of
and goodn DO found whore else invite
eur friends to give early call and make their sceo
bons In Of tho desirable goods will very
DO short Prices usual uniform ard low D. j.
pEYllN, - snd IS John street, corner OF Nassau.
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DOU BIZ E SHE T. T .
New York, Tuesday, October Io, lsSa.
Mails for Europe.
nEM YoEK WEEKLY HERALD.

THE REV yoBK WEEKLY HERALD.
Tbs Cmard steamship Asia, Captain Judsins, winlea
Nm. port q. neon morrow for Liverpool The Euro
pssn malls win close c. half pas. ten O'Clock to
morning The Nrx Ycna WFsHLY HEnhLp will be
published At halrss. nine O'clock Single copies, in
wrspperE, sixpence.
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lions. Yet be was rejected, because he had given
ofsnce 70 the sboitionists and because epauIettes
were hSn 70 be more popular than brains, and gun.
pswder more available than the lcfs:ess statesman
slip. Tho sequel is b,foye us NJ. Webster, it Is
nov understood, consents to the withdrawal Of -
name rs Presidential candidate in New York Nit
sterniy refuses TO advise them to vote for Seward
candidate
Well. we shall soon know the result ou;te
likely the true friends of Mr. Webster vii, exercise
their own discretion in the elsction, notwithstani
ing the easy surrender Of his Wall street organ to
the demands of the Seward faction Qaite likely q
very large proportion Of thcm, looking forward to
the internal peace and external dgsios Of this m
ton, and looking ALSO to the dcrisve treatment OF
Mr. Webster at Baltimore quite likely they viii 60
out and out for Gen. Pierce, by al odds the
safest alternative We are glad to learn, in the
meantime, that Mr. Webster appears to be recover.
ing, and that there IL to hope that be will sur
vve to share in the satisfaction Of all true consorva
tive wings upon the total rout of the higher law
nullifers, on the second day of November The fret
thing now in order il the letter Let us have that
letter.
TELEaRApmC ENTERPRISE The news from Mexi.
60, received in Now York on Sunday morning, via
Havana, by tho Black Warrior, and translated by
ne, and published in orr morning edition Of yester-
day, re produced under the telegraphic heads Of
the Comm 9cial Adeotiser and Ereaing Post oflast
evening, and purports to como by telegraph from
Now Orleans. Our own correspondent Mt Halifax
must, We suspect, have turned up down South.
The public also indebted to the enterprise Of
the same journals for "the very latest news from
Europe dated :" London, Wednesday morning,
October 6th," which appeared yesterday in the
Geographic columns Of our contemporaries. 1t may
be mentioned singular coincidence, that the
same news appeared in the London TINES, Of Tues
ing, by the Arctic.
Here is another evidence Of the shameless and
even heart!ess, conduct of the outside PRESS in
the manufacture of Geographic news:
CnAnLrsroN Oct IL The fever still continues but In
less violent form and abatiug The mortality is do
crcasiDg in proportion to the cases
Business quiet Cotton Is held hrner under the
Frankln's
The above humbug despatch, manufactured" to
order by parties who reckless as to consequent
our Charleston correspondent :
CnARLEsfoS, Oct. 16-Referpnce to the columns of
our papers and the Official report Of deaths, will,
clearly sbow that the Eth the fever vi
ruleDt than ever The new cases, perhaps, fewer
owing to the cold weather but the deaths more
numerous. As tor cotton" &c, the Frankln's
did not each Charleston at all until two diys after the
'l2h" and then came to hand by mall-the telegraph
line having been out OF order for whole week
We commend the above especially to the Balti-
more Patriot, and to our neighbors Of the CONNER
ciol and Post.
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thcrAsa OF instau y relieving tho smart Of cuts
bufns, stipgs, &c. emo reducing Inflammation in aN
irtatons 81 the euticio tbs ar,io far too valuable
be omitted from The family medicine chest willis
raraton for the hair stands by tho os
all Who have IT, at the head o. it's class for ISLE
at CKlsFh DuhoS ashioDab hair dresstrg roos No
Art.r
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Three buildings in Live Oak street and three Of
Custom House and Roman streets, New Orleans, de-
stroycd by FIRE on the OH instant.
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men, Of Barnus Museum, in reply to several letters
oucS as shove that nothing but tho
dcnied popularity Of tho prize PLAY Of The orphan's
Dreams 1orE delay the production Of three
atrrs dramatic novelty That have been r9hearsed and
nbnn Dre,r though IL has been prcsenc eht tirnep
nor week upwards Of eeht weeks still s.rsots suoh
that IL Is frequently
cline ceiling tcketsht the door from tho .mros6iity cc
shining seats Tho moment IL is at all tieabs to
withdraw play much admired, and 60 mach sonrhe
after, Temperance Drama Of the objective and
pleasing kind will be Instantly substituted and N IL
hspe. With result equally CRAFTY 10 tho popniar
and the sntcrest8 az tho NufGpm S '~s~"
JOIN ahLEsMoOD Jnnior Manapsr
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ton, VII, be perus.d with Tasssa-e ard proh'' nos
spiy by the medical fraternity. but BY the gore
raKty Of readers
The excessive nfax Of advertisements and news
matter obIges Us TO defer the pnbicstion OF rume-
rous articles prepared for this I5pcr, among ~hsh
Is full report OF the commencement Of the tyial Of
Robert vsn CranstoD, white man belonging TO
this city for causing the death Of negro wsiter in
Hobosen, last July; graphic description Of the
trial trip OF the ne. steamship Texas; report Of TIE
regular monthly meeting Of The Young Mons
Christian Association. So. IF possible, We will
endea7ur 70 ind room for most Of this matter to-
mouc~.
Ga referring to GU, inside pages, the reader win
find mo official reports OF the proceedings Of the
Common Council; the continuation of the New
York IRE Cases, now on trial in New jersey; Des-
eriptioD Of Articles exhibited at the Fair of the
American Institute; Letter from Kossush to the
Congress OF the American Royolutonsburd for Eu-
rope; Letter from Martin Van Buren, upon the poll
tics cf the day; Letters from our Washington and
Ohio esponients, together With several coumus
Of miscellaneous Intelligence.
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tain eight of che s. tot Half pnss S. contain four os
the %iS' 8 bottle, 81 dozen. liberal Iseount to
drugsss who arc ,urpea with printed receipts 20
The II doee not beneficial to their customers
Wholte aud tutnoFs depot To- Nassau seo Letters
Consultation must contain % for half pint addressed Dr.
WATTS, AZ GrcenV street
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claim the attention % Travellers their
oempae.ness and utility which renders them At
pient aniops TO all ahose business poaaarc cal
them from home. SAUNDERS, No, Astor House, and 8
Broadway
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C,nth,pr far the Million. said M old Cus-

toner after eclectnr ha fall clothing Of Lis lend and
efaetor H. FOSTER, No a Cortandt street. where he
said he shoud seHd all 10 frnds and ghess all will find
choice ana selected stock Of ready clothing and
fuIniehing rnoda.
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con- IMITATION be nnswcr without ,oaing % fbr
half pint bottle wh viii be cent by 20 part.
his meaaure IL forced finding IL imp TO do
psce in answering the immense number OF lctcrs
Give. IAlBOr WATTS. heryist, i2i Greenwoh streeh.
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Wigs and TOupees.-Bntchel0r'sN New style
Mgs the perfect Of natur0
Set Invented Those wanting superior article shouId
sAli Cd BACHELORS ocl,sratsd Wig Factory, No wan
street. where found largest her asscrtxenh
IN the city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

nelsA complete Of he most improved
Of every Kind Tor sdults and children Ao female
poYtrrs and belts of different kinda suited TO all
nev bs giving support in the worst of piles
And proiapsns, warranted effect Once No. Il
the Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

OF pocket aud ortsmens knives ombrac all the
different sylos OF Joseph Rodgers Sons manufacture
making the richest display Of the kind DO in the
city. SAUNDERS, No. Actor House, and ~ Broadway.