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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-03-31
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Eytptions, Piapls on The Face Llver.C Complaints,
Paa, JaabaSo, Cdsesvons Ulerys, Costtveness, Sore
Evss Dyspepsia. Patns In he Side Brsas Bonss, and
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-03-31
A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY
CLETTER FROM II. n. wIIsoN

Pulmonary CONSUMPTION Cured.
Rx- Dr. Wilson is a regular graduate Of the
Old school, aud practitioner OF high standing,
yell known throughout the whole STATE Of Ohio.
He was the Rev. n. Wisen'an's family physician
for 10 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
4 MATTER OF TASTE.

A squeamish correspondent writes 10 inform
us that he is particularly struck and at the
same time mortified - to notice the name of an
eminent Democratic statesman, associated
with RYNDERs, NIKE WALSH" and other no.
tOriOus characters-one Of them being as he
says, the counsel Of conyictedabortlOnist,- in
a list published in an Out-Of.thc-way papcrcalled
The National Democrat, and understood to be
conducted by Mr. c. G. BURR, Of toe-cracking
glory. The association of such names our cor
rcspondeut-whO cOnlesses himself a young
man-thinks is not calculated to stimulate
youthful Democrats to distinguish themselves
in the political line
Now we think our friend is rather hasty in
his conclusions. We do not understand that
every yirruous republican who signs call for a
caucus becomes answcrable for the respecta-
bility Of every other signer TO the same paper.
Nor is it clear that the Democratic magnate of
an uptown palace whose name heads the list,
thereby puts himself on par with his own
Democratic f0Otman in livery, or the no less
Democratic ruffian under the command OF
Rynders, whose name figures at its tail Our
correspondent should reflect that Democracy
as understood and practiced by the party he re-
iers TO, has nothing TO do with social equality,
or any other absurd idea, such as young men
sometimes get into their heads by reading Wis
iOnary books, since that is the party which
specially upholds the most glazing forms of
social inequality and whose policy tends
resistlessly to make the rich richer aud
tie POOR poorer. Besides, what he CON-
plains offs merely little affair connected with
the election. That requires Democrats of ed
ucatiOn and character to appear for the time
being as the associates OF rogues and bules,
and even OF common working people but bless
Your soul! this hurts nobody, and as soon as
the election is over, the great man is as remote
from the small one as ever and despises him as
heartily.
Our correspondent has evidently not seen
the last definition of Democracy as "apolit.
zeal organization designed 10 cheat and hum
bug the masses into choosing against their
o~n preferences, certain Spectators 10 GOV.
em and plumber them, under the illusion thar
they govern themselves" II viii be seen
that rhis holds about the same relation 10
the true Democracy that the cracking of Mr..
Brm's lnbricous toe.oints does 10 the genu.
ire spiritual rappings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
A Proclamation
Pm w.Srsoros Hunt, Governor Of the STATE Of Ns'o-
York

Pm W.SusoroS Hunt, Governor Of the State Of Nso-
York.
The varied blessings enjoyed by the people
,s sae during the past year. call forth the grateful
,rbue of praise and devotion due to our Heavenly Ben
efactor.
An abundant harvest GROWING the abors Of the hus-
bapdmsn and filing the land with plenty peace with
all nations; the maintenance Of social order and free
institutions mparing fresh vgor to the cause OF civil
liberty: the diffusion of religion and learning; the
General prevalence health the mercifu deyerance
If the towns and cities which visited for season
by the destroying peslence and the innumerabe ben
efts which have been conferred upon our common
eslth proclaim the infinite goodness and protecting
cre Of the Creator and Supreme Ruler Of the Universe
In compliance with established usage, respectfully
recommend to the people of this State the observance
ofTHURsDAY the twenty fifth day OF November next,
a. a day Of Prayer and Thanksgiving.
In witness whereof have hereunto signed my name
and affixed the Pnvy Seal Of the State at the City
IFS Of Albany ths sixteenth day of October in the
year of cur Lord one thousand eight hundred
and hfy-two.
Bv the Governor: WASHINGTON HrNr.
JAMES F. RUGGLEs. Private Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

NV YoRK.-J. w. SHERMAN, Esq, is tia
Wing nominee for Congress in the XXXth Dis.
;rict. An ardent, energetic and uncompno-
missing Wing, he will always be found doing
good service TO the cause, while his business
knowledge, his political experience and eminent
practical talents will make him a valuable
member of the National Council. His nomi.
nation is merited tribute to the fidelity and
devotion with which he has labored for the
success of the party and It's principles, as well
as fiattering token of just appreciation Of
the ability with which he has discharged the
duties of the various public stations TO which
he has heretofore been called.
Let our friends in Allegany, Genesse, and
Wyoming, see to it that he has such majority
as they are in the habit of giving to the man
whom they delight to honor"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
LAKE SUPERIOR IRON.

Though several years have passed since at
small mountain OF Iron Ore, 50 pure as TO be
almost Pig Iron, on the east shore Of Lake
Superior, without any practical realization OF
the sanguine dreams of it's discoveries, who
fancied that Lake Superior would be supplying
half the world with Iron ere this time. Yet
the work Of developing the Iron resources of
that remote, secluded region has gone steadily
though slowly forward from the first. 1t has
been and still is, very difficult TO draw capital
into any new undertaking connected with Iron,
in view of the general depression of the Iron
manufacture in this country and the severe
losses encountered by those who have embark
ed in il and il has been especially difficult to
raise money to prosecute Iron-making in so dis
tant and for haIfthe year inaccessible region
as the eastern shore of Lake Superior Yet
a Railroad from the Mountain 10 the Lake "a
miles is now in active progress, 10 be finished
next season; and several hundred tuns Of the
Ore have been brought down the present year,
in spite Of the serious impeachment interposed
BY the portage at Saul ST. Marie, which we
trust will soon be superseded BY n Ship Canal.
With that and the Jackson Mountain Railroad
it shoped that the annualprOductO of Iron on
Lake Superior may be speedily raised to seve-
raj thousand tuns, afIording fair profit TO
those who have risked their capital in this I'M
dertahing
As TO the quality of the Lake Superior Iron
and its adaptation 10 the most important uses,
We are enabled TO state that specimens Of
this Iron have lately been brought TO this City
aid been examined and tested at some of the
principal Iron Works. The following note
from the propretors of the Novelty Works
will be widely read with interest:
NOVELTY WoRKs, n Y, Oct II, lsj2.
We have recently received from the sharon Iron Co..
Gercer Co. Pa several shuts Of Boiler Plate Iron,
made from ere of the Jackson Mountain, Lake Superior,
which Rave put to the are acquainted
wtl-lhat j. We cut q q 2-nch hole therein, and
rsised colnr a. inches deep snd inches diamsteT,
while the opposite side Hanged up the two sides
sud 2l2 inches deep. IL stood this test better
q any iron we have tired. We take pleasure in
saying trat we consider the iron very superior for pur-
Ioscs requiring great strength and,enaeity.
(signedl SrTIL,i,N, ALLEN & Co.
in confirmation of this high authority we
give below an extract from the late Report y.
Nessrs. Foster and WHIrSEY TO Congress on
the comparative quality and tenacity OF Iron
from localities at home and abroad, being the
result of numerous experiments by Prof w K.
JOHNSON and Major WADE, OF the Ordnance
Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
Ohio Results.

Mr. SAPP is the Wing Member of Congress
elected from the Coshocton District, and not DAVID
SPANGLER as previously announced. lie runs in by
400 majority between DIR. WISNELL and Rev. j. d.
RICH, Opp.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, Wing. loses the return IRON
the Columbus District by fourteen vote- but will contest
the return OF Dr. OLDs the ground that HiadssS
votes cast for him IN Madison township blunder-
ngly pace in the Assessors box and thus rejected,
When if counted they would have gwen the return to
GALLOWAY.
in every County where the vote Is heavy the Wings
have gained handsomely; in many OF them largely
Where the vote is light, they have generally lost
f Il not to be light Gnyuherc at the November trial
ELECTIONS IN OHIO AND PEyNsYLyANIL-
During the last twelve years have had three Prrs-
dental elections viz. in 1910 lsn and SiS In those
years the follow the results OF the State elecons
in October and Of the Presidential elections in the ,oE
lowing November in Pennsylvania and Ohio:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

~ Gen. ScorT will spend the day in New
jersey, visiting Jersey City at O'Clock, and
going thence to Newark, where he will dine,
and go to EizabethtOwn, his old home, to
sleep. Next morning he viii take the 9 o'clock
train for Philadelphia, and on the following
day Thursday he will attend the Pennsylva-
MIA State Fair at Lancaster, proceeding thence
n Washinntnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

BY TELEGRAPH.-The accident to the steam
boat Ocean on Lake Erie, a collision and not the
breaking of her shaft reported. The schr Mansfield
ran into her when under full sail We have little later
news from Lake Superior Two Of the buildings at the
Cliff Mine were burned the 10Th nst.-those which
contained the engines and stamps The propeller indie
pendence, recently stranded in a gale will probably
prove total loss There Is q rumh al New-Orieans-
not credited however-lhat the Crescent City had been
fred into nj Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
Fer EurODe.

The next number of The Tribune for Tx.
rosE cFeHleiisa win be i'suod TOMORROW
MORNING ss soclcek. It VIII contain oil the Late :
News up TO the time Of going 10 press Single oopies
in wrappers ready for mailing eaa be bal At the desk
Price Six CeHts. The Asia sale from tbs p,rt on
"Wednesday at l2 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
For California.

We shall issue TOMORROW MORN
ING TIE 7fibrse fer Califoraie Orygoa cad n, sand
.'es h'enS' Il VIII contain summary o. al the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sailing OF
the last steamer; Money and Market Repo.ss Mar
risges Deaths, sc.
snge copies IN wrappers, resdy for mailing can be
had AZ the Desk Tomorrow morning.. Pike six
cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

Iron from Russis. 7S On
Iron from Jackson Mountain. Lake Superior. a.
determined by Maj. WADE ......-.-.........s1 "a
Specimens of this extraordinary Iron Ore.
as well as Boiler-plate, Bars, Nails, fine Tacks.
and Steel Saws manufactured therefrom NAV
be seen at the Office of EDWARD Cook, Esq.
No. 1877 Pearl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

WELLS. FARGO & Co.'S CALfoRSh Tx LIZ,
sgesroey Iryors on "Wednesday. Oct. q. a. 81 IN
charge Of Mr. Pendergrssi special Iss
should be sent into Office BY Tuesday msn IN 49,
100 ov6, No nsrkase should measure more than D CUBIC
ft or v.rh more than 25 pound Small parcels rec''eo
until o'clock the day the steamer sails - -,,-u.
'-''' Wells FARGO & Co. No. - Nallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
Fuesl FuBs! FUrsi-I4adies and others in


tar The leading attraction at bEhiNs DsNaa DlI
n -, 80 snd supeTb ass0rlnent Of Childrens Push
R.mcs an almost Unlimited va-ety OF styles IN missss
Costs md Circulars and the finest stock o. Laes na
- h dotess served as hint the ladies Of Newf OK
"a rnste their selections Of Mufs Vctonnes Iippe" &C.
~ gsIE respectfully calls their attention " the PRIME
sS, end ufderale prices Of his Royal EInne' Ssbe'
Stone Msren Fitch Mink Cnch and mo o aod c hfi
He has just Opepsd several cases o. Las re- 1 FIN
wnnl WI 'i ~ GZEISs Bazaar
"'' UNIV w No 5l3 Broadway 81. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
Executors SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Our

resders viii notice that ANTHONY J. BLEEckER w sI
public auction THIS DAY. at u O'Clock, at the Merch.an
Exchange 4s choice lots of ground in Ezabethpor NeT
Jersey lying Broadway. Washington, lst and 1dsts az
situated on line with the railroad close TO the sean DoI
landing and suitable for dwellings manufacturing Pui
posss Sixty per cent remain OF mortgage al per
Also viii be sold at the time tine dwelling ana
lots OF ground on Msrshalst in the above village so
by order Of Phlo T. Engales referee viii be soid "a IRE
and lot No "a Souths and the brick store aud TWO s
lot on Sst near Sd-av New-Y0rk. Mspe can be mn a.
the Auction Rooms No. ] Brosd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

This title Is not inappropriate to the firm OF w 4.
Iyn.0,cs A. Co who Tor more than twenty-five years
have held the inst place in the fahionabie readynide
eoihing trade Of this Union. Their impOrtltogs OF
efscf slk and other yestngs. rOadcOths pilot cloths,
ess,meIes aud other fabrics suitable for coats, SACKS
nantsIoou oyercOats &C., have been more than us1-
xiv esi1nfiye and varied this fall, aud their stock
clothing for the being ready they
inv,le 10 the critical attention Of the public Every ar
tcc OF apparel in their fall and winter assortment has been
Snt oocdne 10 the latest aud bestye recognized Pans
From variety 10 unlimited both in SIZES and tabrcs a.
tler etocL presepts all mag be suited al shapes fit
ted Gentlemen requiring clothes made 10 measure, eau
have fun suits or parts Of suits OF the most elegant cut fur
-, A in a few hours JENNINGS & Co
No 81 Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10.

Election, Tuesday, November 2.
For PrcsidSR',
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jcrscy.
Ear Tjc--presdTNf
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM, of North-C arOlina.
Fer Governor
WASHINGTON HUNT, of Niaeara.
Tor Lienf P0vrg90r
WILLIAM hENT, of Newly York.
For Canal Co,shissi3asr,
THOMAS kEMP~HALI., oil Monroe.
For S,ate Prison Isspetfor
EPENETtS CROSBY, of DBfchess.
For Electors az Llrgc,
For Districi EisrioSs, H.
l. WILLIAM ROCKWELL. II. HENRy P ALEx,NpyR
> FRANCIS h STRNKES 49, PrrER c. WEssYER
s. SAMUEL = MYKOFF. ~ AI>ftRoN FrTcg
4 RICHARD ;. WILLIAMS ~ DAVID BAscocK
s. JAMES f. FREEDOM. o. LA BoWrN
g. GERsRp SrUlNEskNT. = SEIZE SEVERANCE
l. ALkAR. ". B2ApFOHD. y WILLIAM L. EAsToN
3 niOMAS CARNEY. a JAMES Z NSORHeF>
" EDWARD r. SHoNNARD. = THERON @. lLo,uNs
To- EpwARD PsLEN. = JAMES L. SEELY
IL. GEORGE ROBERTSON. r. JAMES ply
r. MATHEW NAssAR. . SAMUEL w SNlrl
10 GEORGE h, NARKtN. y OLIVER CULNER
IL Friend HUMFHREY - CLARK SAMOAN
- JokN STtWARr 81 GIDEON HAED
10. AshBAL l. fAKMrLLE- j. p. S.LDEN LAY.
IS. AL'AH II. WALAES
For Nayoy-MOROAN AfORGANS
For GoreyR0r ~ .Hss-Iio.se-W ASHINGTON SMITH
Fcr SAef lp--JANES NELLY.
Fss cosnfy Cierk-GEORCE W. RIBLET
For CoEir,Asy-JOSEPH K TAYLOR
Fer q Yas.. % CCru3rsfcn-OEDfN HOFFMAN,
Dor Cay hsrosfor-CHARLES RIDDLE
For S:ys,l C0sspissisasr-JOHN j DOANE.
Fer Co@@isssesser n Rcplus cad SsFslics-W ADAMS
F1 C3rc4ers,
{ BRUENTNGH AUSEN BFRN L BI-DD
CHARLES MISSING JOHN SIMMONS
F0F JsSgs o. SsprrQc C01rf-CHAS. p KIRKLAND
Foy badge Il Surcror CoHft-JOHN l. MASON
For J.sf'c-s Of Nfriae Csa6i
JOHN II. WHITE, WILLIAM IA. STCGDILL
JAMES LYNCH
Fer I5nggcsa
s JANES BOWEN. & Jos. = VArNUM j.
I. }. II. HOBART HAMS, 2 ROBT c. CAMPBELL,
! JOSEPH HOME g JAMES BROOKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

% W. L. RoBISsoS, Esq, addressed
scoTr and GRAHsz mass meeting last night at Bridge
port Conn. This evening he speak in Norwich. "a.
ilorICw evening in Hartford or New Britain. and
Thursiay evening in Waterbury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
= PErERsoS & HCMpHREYs, 10. 379

Broadway corner Of Whites are receiving daily from
Europe and the Auction Rooms unusually large an ee-
gat stock Of Carpengs uTpassing brancy OF c)ors,
rclIss Of design and nish anything offered IN this
market Many patterns exclusively and not 20 BE-
found elsewhere Also the renowned Worlds Far Carpet
entire piece, to Which we call public attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

pleasure in again calling the attention Of The reader to tho
establishment Of joins GREAsOE, a. No. 2l Greenw ,h-st,
here be Offers large variety Of excellent Window Shades
end Oil Cloths exceedingly low prices ltis wei worth
tie attention oi The public 10 pay th. store vs Two
Objects will be thus accompshed-econouy and taste eau
both be grntlfed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
Goln pENs-,Inst received from the manu-.

Golp PRNs--,Iust received from the manu-
factory fresh supply Of the New Patent Reservoir Pen,
which MAY be had az wholesale and retail at the salesuon
OF the NETWORK GOLD Pas MANVrCTvRlNG Co, No lJi
0tcenwch-st Also, large stock OF Gold and Silver fcn
and Pencil Case Geld Pens scientifically repaired
j BLANK Books. PAPER AND STATIONERY Al Low
PsicgS CAKR Hicks invite the attention Of Merchants
Manufacturers and others who require Blank Books 70 their
stock AVE keep constantly hand var Gus sizes and sg
Of Ruling and Binding ard manufacture 10 oReT any sylc
required Our stock OF Paper and Stationery ARTICLES
prises everything desirable counr'ng-room ode
Bfhea.s Cards Circulars, Ac-, printed neatly.
CARR HICKS Ssatoners and Printers,
No. 81 Msdcn-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
~ GounAUs's Liquid Hair DYE is. without

exception the very best invented E1ury celebrated
j. GOURAUps Modcsted Soap ioT curing pmpes, feckcs
salt Iheum flesh letter, saowness IAN, rOugInoss
CHAPS clacs, cracks, &c Poudre Subtitle uproos hl from
any part of the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge, LILY White
aud Hair Gloss. at 81 Nalker-st, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

"a \ Wing Meeting viii be held at New.
castle (Chappaqua Depos) Westchester Co.. on the Har
iIm RailEosd, to-moTTow, Wednesday, at 10 A. NJ
Coed speakers may be expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

gv~ Beads, of every description, for sale by
NJ z brown,
No 1876 Pearl-st.,
4 NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

~ FowLERs Il WELLS Psychologists and
Publishers Chuton Hall No I3i Nissaa-sI, Newly k and
No. l42 Nsshir st0n-si- Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

SAVE YOUR CARPETs.-COyer them WIFI
pretty Drugget Yards wide HIRAM ANDERSON, No. ~
Bowery is selling elegant Tapestry patterns OF Drug
get yards wide alsO, bordered Dseeis 70 Yafa'
r. 2 p end yards wide, at 49, A., s. and 6 pery'rd
Look them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

that have ever been offered tu tho LADIES OF the city
BoDisE prepared 60 offer at hi silk and Shawl En-
pofiUn No 80 0fnnds of Orchard, having lnst
added recent purchase 30 OF the
latcst nponaons OF Fall aud Winter Dry Goods consist
ing Of Nclycts PLAID BrOcade silk, all kinds OF Shaw
Scotch Silk aud Gala PlaidA De la ncs Caseres Mcr-
Does PaamatiaA &c Some Of these goods OF the rich
es aud elegant designs for Ladies that have hee
offered thus Inakei IN the last ten years Ladies are r.
ppc ciiuy invited 10 give call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
~ The name of CRIsrADoRo is guaranty

for the genunefes OF Whatever he indorses. His Liquid
Hair Dye has created in HAIR c0ioriu2 II fixes
any desired tint in the OF the hair five minutes
o. Of the reyalizcs the fbTcs Sod Wholesale
end retail and applied a. CRIsTADOROs Wig aud scalp Es
enlistment, No. 6 Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
rz2-English Carpets at reduced prices at HI

RAM AsDEksoN's Exhibition Tapestry, Brusseis Carpet
st7 81, and 8 Tlreeply Carpets 81, u and ~ al gool
Ingram CARPETS g. g. ST. per yard Brussels starr
Carpets s Floor Oil-tloths rs 81, j6 per yard Eng
sh Floor OIL Cloths fnsh yards vide OF o. 90
nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
- Bites are desirable when angling,

Bts when the bggs yoUI nes. sEr managing,
You wish their tobes yg1 so1.a tsekie,
Tor putting you IN srcl pickle.
Iosanf death Is inflicted uDon al insects by DAN Of
LYOr's Magnetic Powder pFieeiy sarme pzepira'ioa
20 mas Ly0ss Magnctie Pilasre - lu cky teSv sc 10
Tsis snd mice Depot No ~ Bo.'d"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
TnpKs AND PIANrs-PARsoNs 4 Co. blush.

ing New orb otter tor sas their usual sssognsut,
with the addition OF many uc.elties OF Tut tcs Tor
the orchard aud yafcn ornamental ree shfuts and
for the aveace lawn or cemetery vines for the sraper aud
exotic plnts Tor greenhouse Cu0r Catalogues can be
otaaed a, No 60 ceiAgst. will be BY mail % all
postpsy.bg applicants inclosins pos.ayc stamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATCHELoR Man
ufc,ory for these articles is celebrated in at parts Of the
world persons wishing light ecgsut and durable Wig
Toupoe surely b. suited His Hair Dye is app cd Ia
sure euaraIee sold wholesale and retail at No Wall
n. Cory the 0ddIess-bewuIc Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
uusruEss NOTICES.

r7sAprIAs H. MULLER will sell at puoilc
..e,p At The Merchant Exchange, on His DAY. OCT ~
Ig5s at IL O'Clock NJ 900 valuable Building Lots ana ro'''
with valuable waterpower situated at raryto~n vest
cbestet County on fe Hudson River and within
walk Of ibe Hudson River Railroad Depot Inc ABOVE o''
owed oostsd for building elevated ground win his
x,ev Of the river and surrounding country win sooo
.cbool ehuehes &C. in TIE nesbhorhood and with 'ne
n,oposed reduction OF fs1e by railroad and steamboats, VIII
.te ,,,ytown one of The most desirable residences ttaeT
far the mechanic OF the Of business IN the nsgnoof
hood az tbe city Terms liberal u,4lo)
Tgr BLASTS OF WIETER. Suggestive Oh
Goals end KNoxs Winter Hst shown by the astonishing
demand Tor both articles the past week Cell on hNoN az
bs ssIesroou No 10 Fuonst and secure nat Desnol
sEk i conception and execution YOU visa 70 earn the
renufafion OF u1sn Of taste and fashion
FUns. FuRs! FURs!-An elegant assortment
may be found al the old established fashionable Hat Cap
aud Fur VI Jos H. BREWSTER No I'D Bp"ery cor
OrsDd-a.
FuRs, FURs FURs -I4adies and others In
tsreed 10 The examination purchase OF fancy - ae
invited 20 visit stores, Nos 3 and Asoi tiYu
Hfoadysy where this day VIII be exhibited arg assD
rut Of choice Furs for Lsdies wear consisting o. vac '
desirable qualities and patterns, dem0nnais9 IA m,t
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C,orHrSc ron THE PEorLE-Cold weather

up such Of tie natives sshave the loose change
10 ssrc 10 get o outfit. TO all such most con-
fdsntly recommend the house OF SMITH RICE. No w
FuOD Ia every way prepared 10 supply their wants
on terms that will square with the sctest rules Of ccoDpny
They hhyo now hand very large stock Of ReadyMode
Coiua besides the best Good the market oil ready
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