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AYER,. CHERRY PECTO.

I@ "a nAt, F.; Is sszs q e9EsaS,
Isp1 rs. WHooPjNGC COUGH, GROUP,
IA IL ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION. Many
- years ottrial instead OF mpatTing the pub
lie confidence in this medicine has for It an
appreciation and notorety by far exceeding the most
sanguine expectations OF Its friends. Nothing but
its Intrinsic virtues and the Unrrdstaka5,e benefit
conferred on thousands of sufferers could originate
and maintain the reputation It enjoys. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community nave
failed and been discarded, this has gained friends by
every Trial, conferred benefits the afflicted they
never can forget, and produced cures too numerous
and too remarkable to be forgotten.
While it is a fraud on the puoic to pretend that
any one medicine will nfalii1ly clire-stl there is
abundant proof that the CHERRY PICTORIAL does
not only as general thing, but almost invariably
cure the rnaladies for which It Is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better
known the medicine mas gradually become the best
reliance Of the afflicted from the log-cabn of the
American peasant, to the palaces OF the European
Kings. Throughout this entire country il every
State city and indeed almost every hamlet II CON
tans, CHERRY PEcToRAL q known as the oast rem
edy extant for diseases % the Throat and Lungs and
in many foreign countries, il is coming to be exten
sively used by their most intelligent Physicians. II
Great Britain, France AMI Germany, where the
medical sciences have reached their highest pertec
tion Cherry Pectora is introduced, and N constant
use in the Armies, Hospitals Aims Houses. Public
Institutions and in domestic practice, as the surest
remedy their attending Physicians can employ fo-
the dangerous affections OF the lungs. Also IN
milder cases. and tor chI1.entis safe pleasant and
effectua to cure. In fac Of tie most latter
ing testimonials receive have been from parents
who have found il ettcaCi0gs In cases particularly
incidental to childhood
The Cherry Pectoral is manufactured By prac
teal Chemist and every OF It under his own
eye with nvarlaols accuracy and care. tits sealed
and protected by law from counterfeits conse-
quenty can be rsdei on as genuine without adu1teE-
alton.
We have endeavorei here 20 furnish the conlmu
nity with a medicine Of such intrinsic superiority
*and worth as should commend itself 10 their conf
dence-a remedy at once safe, speedy and efectua
which this has by repeated and countless trials prov
ed sefto be and trust By great care npraparing it
with chemical accuracy Of uniform strength, 70 at
ford Physicians new agent on which they can rely
for the best results and the afflicted with remedy
that will do for them all that medicine can DO.
Prepared and sold by
JAMES C. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
EosceA, Mass.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & co, and PEY-
TON Johnson, Richmond, and By Druggists
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AIAY 5TH. iS52.-EEW GOODS JUS
W RECEIVED BY HART & MOSES.

F,Ra French oinghams at l2h cts per yarj
French Glughams, very cheap, at IG2 3 CTS per
ya-d
Ba:egc De Lanes, good assortment aud very
caeap
PAN. pink, blue, green, &C, Bareges, at 25 cts,
worth 373
A, WOO satin stripe Bareges at SOFA grea. bar.
gaia
Handsome Plaid Dress silks at 81 ryard
FJU.ard do yd wide, a: % cts pr yd
For bargains, call early, at the New Store, No
Us Main street
Also a very extensive assortment o. Irish
Lj2eu. WHICH will bee offered at prices hat cannot
IA u plesHe all IL want II such Goods
HART g. MOSES,
ry6 63 Main street
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pICHMOND MANUFACrORY.--Goi,

EJltHNUND MANU- AUTU Il --1OIu .
IA and Silver Pencil Cases the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman as any
SDectacIes OF various kinds, and those ground
bJ ourselves positively restoring the sight as near
az tt.fiCidl means
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen. modern
ilveluOl, combining skill with simplicity, and no
doubt "a expressed by many, "7hs t21srt!oT OF
tt;s age" For iucther particulars please call at the
cce and examine for yourselves, az to the utility,
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
L Is reality or a hutnbug.
Eauufacto'y at The corner Of llth and Main 81 !;
cl5ce in room formerly occupied by tae Richmond
Library
Pens re-ponted and warranted to stand
aD3 RICHMOND MANUFaCTORY.
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DRIyATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUM

DRIyATE PRACTICE.--Dr PLUME
[ co. may be consulted, conadeEualiy, LOT the
treatment of the following diseases: Erupaons'
Snra eos. Ulcers, Giardular Swellings, or en-
isrgeme1ts, 9T syphil.s, ard all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also. all those com
plants termed female diseases The advertisers t
invite attention to their chemical extract OF Wia
Flowers, which may be regarded as tne very o@as
abused aud debtsed organs, as well as to renoVate
a system shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with tuli direcIons'
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly az
tended 10. Otice on Franklin street, below Ex-
change otel, and drst door below Trinity church,
Richmond, Virginia le
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D The Omce Of the New York Her-
aid Philadelphis Ledger Baltimore Sun. Baltimore
CiInner and General Depot for oil the Newspapers
ussssines and Cheap Publications. Is at 1881
Rras5 street, opposi,e the Broad Street Hotel 4
D'o-. THOMAS H. GRESHAM,
n.anls General Agent
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MEMS LIST.
A
Apperson K w
Anderson Tilas
Allen William
Adams VIM
Atwater VIM Ii
B
Burke John w
BaylIss John
Bowls John
Boyd DR. James c
s Browning John
Bait Jacob
Burt Mandy
Barritt Michael
Baker William K
Baldwin N P
Barker Robinson C
Burton f A
Bushnell r w
Barber Robert
Bass Thos E
Burton Tnos o
Branch Thos
Boreman VIM $
Blunt VIM
Blanks VIM
Brown VIM l.
Boyd VIM B
Barrett VIM IL
Chamberlayne Lewis w
easy Luke
Coplin Malchiar
Conway Michael
clark N Is <
Collins Patrick
Cahill Patrick
Carter Rich w
Cahlll Rich'd
Credon Timothy
Darlington 7 B
Clarke Tymaty
Carver Capt Wills
Cheatham w L
Cunningham Rev w G E
Culley VIM 2
Carson John
Clarksop VIM III
Cave w A
ID
Dyke Joel r
Dixon J
Davenport j NJ
Dillon James
Delaugle Louis
Duval 2 P
Davenport Rev RI
Dunn Thcs Ii
T.
Edward Hill
Essex G w
Ecker Fred
Evans & Courtney
+
Farrier Peter
Folkes R w
Flournoy X w
Farrow Thos M
Flanagan VIM l.
Fourd Wtia
Ford NJ w
G
Gary Masena E 2
Garrison Moses w
Gregory Michael
Goodman Myron 5
George Miles
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III. G.. FARHELv.,s

w lazy near Of the most astonishing currs
, , Se'ns effected by that great aud popular meal.
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Griffin VIM
Gibson VIM r
III
Hicks Hugh A 2
Hollond Joseph
Huh John M
Hardv J Wilson
Hill Joseph A
Harris DR. J
Hamilton Janet
Human John
Hargrove Dr. John T2
Hodges John H
Hopkins Samuel B
Hendee Alpheus
Hooker Worthington
Hebden VIM
Henick VIM J
Hatcher WO
Hash VIM
Hyde VIM
Herdrick VIM
il
Joynes DR. Levin
Jefferson Peter
James Stephen
Jordon VIM
Johnson VIM G f
Jennings John
X
Kelly Michael
KONG Mr.
kluig Cyrus
knight Johnathan
l.
Linesay Geo w
Leonhauser Henry
Ludlam ] M
Lenahan Capt Thos 2
Lazier VIM
l. Livingston VIM
Lipscomb Geo w
Nj
Molorey Jno
Mettaner DR. Jno P
Mason J E
Morrison J A
Myers Jno G B
Mayo James
Mason Lewis E3
Martin ] T
Morrill, o
Mason Stephen T
Morgan S Rodman
MARTA Thompson C 2
Name Jos
Die
Mcleod VIM Il 2
McCloy VIM ]
McCannou VIM
N
Nelson Samuel
O'Sulivan John E
Owens S
O'su!!ivan Timothy
p
Parrish James
Pleasants Jos r
Pelitt Jos T
PeaTce Jno T
PierSon Linus
Pettlford L
Page n
Perkins Thos NJ
Pitts DR. VIM II
Pemberton VIM
Parrish WA F
Pendleton VIM Fl
Or
Reed James w.
Robertson P B
Richards Reuben
RO0b Richard
Roach Samuel
Ryan Timothy
Robinson DR. Thos [
RedtUrd VIM N 2
Rickerby A
s
shaw & McCioy
Semple Muscoe
Smith Marshall
Stale IS Eester A
Spitiahi Pietro
Smith Richard
Stone Z 4
Sterling R
Stun ?
Saunders Steven D
Stevans w S
Stewart VIM Z
SoUthall w A
Scott w C
Smart Wm r
Sutton w l.
5 sank w A
Scott WIN C
Scott Capt VIM
Sheppard VIM Y
r
Thomas Jos B
Thomas John w
Turner James A
Trali0r Joseph w
Turnkey N
Turner DOusll
Taylor Robt B
Tay Robt NJ
Turner Thomas G
Talbot Thomas
Turpin VIM
Teel VIM l.
J-V
Viers Henry
Via James
Victor A D
w
Williamson Ino
Will, J N & w
Warwick Peter c
Walsh Peter
Wills R0bt c
Woodland Thos
Wise Thomas
Warren VIM
Wells VIM w
Warden VIM Warren
HOS. 4. BIGGER. p NJ.
. A TEAS DAAA -.
1racing some extra thicf
chmOnd, and for sale by
]. SlNTON & CO,
IN OF the Circular Saw,
Il Main street.
EZtkS.-Johnson's CeI
.zers in sizes of %, 4, 8, {
-ge assol tnent of Ice Cream
e House-iurnishing Store c
l.. GINTER,
l37 Main street.
THE subscriber wlshiu
* of Shoes, offers themss
$ at 80, 62 l-2, and rs cent
LEVY, Jr.,
pol Broad street.
Z pIANOS.-P. Fl. TAi
IS just received a furthe
i Nurn's & Clark's superio
i his Piano and Music Store
16O Main Street.
Such as Pine Apple, Pear
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Practical and AaalyItca! Cneml
I'LL

Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO, and PEY
TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and oy Druggists
averyxhera 10 X
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COTTON PLOUGH LINES. AND BED
~ cORDS.--A full supply, in nice order, just re-
ceyed from the manufacturer, for sale by
w 8. d G.. DONNAN,
ap9 No. 10 Pearl street,
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CENTLEMEN'S LIST.

| CENTLEN
| Allen w f
Anderson George ,
| Allen g. Goode Messrs
Alexander Jacob
Allen & ParkCs Messrs
Anderson VIM
Brown DR.
Blake Alexander
Bossieux Andrew
Bussgha Benjamin
Burroughs Rev DR. Chas
Boswell G
Boyd Chas L r
Burton c C
Burlington David
Brown Edward
Brown Francis B
Baughan Felix
Bibb Fleming
Baker George w
Rrunirg Jos II
sukenship Henry
Burleigh J B
BiddoCk Capt Jesse
Brander John
BranRan J
Bowers Joseph J
Burke Washing gton w
Barker VIM
B ad ,ey NJ
Cropsey Ii b
Chronister Jacob S
Calligan J p
Cridlin Jacob II
Cregun John
Chapel John A
Collins James
Carbon Capt John
Clopton John
Campbell James
Clark Joseph w
Clarke Rev Geo w
C.emmoDs Geo w
Collin Z J
Cox DR. & G
Connengs Bernard
Colin r K
Carter Dr. w
| Ccandeli VIM
Dennis DR.
Dsbney c A
Dennis Benjamin
| Drake Daniel
Dews Edwin 4
De arue q
Dennison q
Doyle John ii
Daughtry Ii D
Ellis VIM P
Enc Paul
Eagan Mathew
Evans ] D B
Elmur w
Fan:Ieroy JF
Folks Jonn
Flein Jacob
Flint J B .
Foster Jollnathan
F .ske Rev G
Farksrson Rev
Green Allen
Gist Abel
German Dennis
Gum Elisha G
Griffin Flemming
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~ ASTONISHING MFDIcrxp 70.

IHE, NLKNES-The thousands who have r.a1
a.s. pa, h0se,s NhAvoUs CORDIAL, for Heart Dis
Heart Burn, Tic Doloreux or Pain in the Fsna'
Neuralgia, Wakefuiness or Restessness. 6pd ;r'
stans relief. few doses cures the most violent
nervous Headach 1t aIays the most violent
nervous affections, and eradicates them from the
system, and is grand restorer to weak eonst;t,,.
ton The various diseases of the nervous system
have long baied the skill of our most eminent phv
sicians but all in vain, until this Nervous Cordis
was discovered and prepared by Dr.J. S. Rose.
PrEe 5o cts per bottle For sale by R. T. Duyal Adie
Gray, Purcell, Ladd & Co., Bennett Beers. cav.
nor& Wood, o. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, J. Blair.
and w. P.Ladd. INV n
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Niosph Jtio q Oeorge
Gay Joseph w
Hunton Andrew
Horner Benjamin
Hynes Bridget
Hlggens Chas
Harris Carnillus
Hunter DR.
Hall F A
Hawley F
Hamlin George F w
Hight Fl A 9
Hill Jos G 2
Hughes John
Hawley L J
Holloway Marcus
Hamber Oliver P
Hamton Philip
Haggan Patrick
HubbelI R Ii
Hewins Richard
Isbell Francis T
Jerden Alexander
Jackson Andrew
Johnson George w
Jones e
Johens F M
Kellock Capt Warren
Kelly William
Kenny Thomas
heysler Philip
Lechler AndrewJ
Lopez DR. Aron
Lewis David
Logwood E
Lightfoot Edwin l.
Lumbart Fred C
Lamb DR. rJF
Malone A
March Alden
Mahony A
Mitchell DR.
Moesby BENZ
Marcy Chas G
| Mason Charles
Mosby D
Maule Daniel
Mathews g. Co Geo
Moody G w Lafayett,
Murry George w
Miller S S
| Mckenzie Andrew
McCaull Charles
| Mccarthy James
Nottingham Dr. C B
Norris Jas II
! O'DGnovau Daniel
OViatt Rev G A 2
| O'Suilivan Jno
Piakney DR.
| Pollock A A
| Pigg0tt Benj F
Purks BENZ A
Pollard Chas w
Pettyjohn Charles
Perkins Rev E G
Patton Geo T
Perkins George
Pendleton DR. J S 2
Powell Jno w
Perd,eton jno
Qaar!es Thos F
Reed Barny
Randolph B
Rice Charles
Redmond Eugene
Redd Edmond +
Russell Fred'k w
Rumsey Hiram S
Rosenstine Isaac
Sale A G
Steel Andrew A
Strong A B
Simon Chas
Shea c s. J
Sinclair ChaS w
Skinner c w
Smith David
Savery D w
Souther E 2
Sterling E
Schmkuht II
| Sheehee Henry
Sharp Henry w
Shannon John P
Sims James
Seville John
| Sizer J8me5 L
Sutton John t
Shuman Michael
| Trainer Barney
| Turner Austin
Tylor Capt
Thorp P II
Taliaterro 6 S 2
Taylor G H
Thompson II G
Tiilson G H
Taylor John
Taylor Jas w
Triplett John w
Thorn James
Taylor John II
| Umberfeld John 7
Verill Henry L
Van Doren Henry w
Wlngield Alonzo
West Aug FL
Woodson A c
Wicks Capt c J
Walton D S
Wright David B
Wooden Edward
Wais Gouido
Wright Jos
alker Joel L
my Is
| OHEET AND T.
y Lurther supply, ell
just to hand per schr +
nv l2
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rennining In the Richmond Post Oalc
e ON the I 14th MAY. IS52

~ Persons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they advertised.
LADIES, list
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~ Only IL I-2 and "a cents for Bill.
iOus Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gntiye Pill kn0wn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are the best Pills. AZ
thousands who have used them declare for purify
ing the blood, carrying off all bile and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "RaiI.
road Pills., because they go ahead of all other Pills
in their good effect
DR.. Roses celebrated Family Pills for Indiges.
ton, Dyspepsia aud Sour Stomach, are also in
great demand-price 25 CT nts and for sale by Pur.
cell, Ladd & Co, Adie Gray, Gaynor & Wood.
Bodeker, Bennett s. Beers, r. R. Duval, o. A,
Strecker ard J. Blair. iaSI-tz
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Hn for Lundy'a Lane.
fires, &c.

Although it is no longer probable that
Gen. Scorr will attend the great gathering of his
friends at Niagara Falls, next Tuesday, to celebrate
tbe 3Sth Anniversary of the Battle of LuNDI'S
Lane vet no doubt exists that the assemblage will
be very large one. Washington, Baltimore, Bos-
ton. Portland Cleveland, Pittsburgh Detroit and
Cincinnati, will send populations we trust that
the delegation from Ohio alone will number thou
sands. The Military Parade and Review will be a
grand spectacle, while able speakers from all parts
ofthe Union will set forth the principles and meas
ures Of the Wings, and the claims of Gen. Scott to
the confidence and gratitude Of his countryman.
The Convention will organize on the morning Of
Tuesday next and adjourn at PM, the follow
ing dav Our citizens may never have another OPP
portunity twisting Niagara Falls under auspices so
inviting and at SO moderate an expense. For those
who take the Erie Railroad route, the fare from
this CITY to Buffalo and back will be but Eight
Dollars and if the expense Of going from Buffalo
to Niagara and returning be so much as dollar,
the entire cost for passage both ways will be but
Nine Dollars Who cannot afford for once in his
life, to spend that amount on midsummer eHcur-
sion to Niagara ais Who will not bring home
moro than double the worth OF MS money IN IN
creased health, strength and probable duration OF
life
The Erie route is the most attractive as well as
the cheapest though we presume not the quick
est. We presume, however that those who take
the Express train OF Monday morning will reach
Niagara 1ext morning, though that is close shay
! ing. Those who can afford the time ought to
start this morning but any thing this SIDE Ct
Monday morning will be in ample season. Those
who leave this City on Monday morning by the
Express train Of the Central route will certainly
be through in season, but this is more expensive
route. There is a third route by way of the Cen.
trial, to Rome, thence the Watertown to Lake
Ontario, and by steamboat to Lewiston but TINS
costs : / or over from Albany
Friend, who have not decided, look out your
routes this morning, having first resolved to 60
It would be a waste of opportunity to hesitate.
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TEN THOUSAND CuhEs AND Nor A SIy-

GLE FAILURE.-Dr. HASTNGsS Compound Syrup Of Nsph
tina celebrated throughout boh continents for its wonderful
Of consumption s'tnma decline splitting Of blood
nighswesis difficult breathing coughs colds and all dis
e the ches. ard lungs
Its effect upon the system IS mild aud soothing at the
same time certain and ehcscous rarely f&ns give re-
lief on the fs apPlcaon ard BY repeating lew times
permanent cure Is effected.
The proprietor Therefore net only recommends hs NaDh
tina Syrup but wSTgsns Il TO tie warantsit 10 act
upon the ehye ard purity he warrants it 70 remove all
mpednents which reso the Tree circulation OF the blood
he warrants II 20 open the iu and external pores OF
body aud eject all the obnoxious particles which have col
leced 10 the system; he as neveraiiing
remeoy IN CVElNC DISEASED LUECs hectic fever night
swea's eyspspss, liver complaint pain the che,, and
asthma and he warrants II 10 arrest the formation Of tuher.
ccs in the lungs AID 10 heal those already formed % that
persons IN consumption may take IL with the most positive
confidence Of for rs great seat Of action is the lungs
which penestes IN all directions punt ng them OF every.
thing obnoxious In its progress aud which Il applied ,od
ing 10 directors 1t fan leave IN perfectly healthy
condition
DIR. HAsrINes's Compound Syrup Of Nsptha is highly
recommended by the 6ics profession. That eminent ply
sieiap, DR. Mott Of New York says, tfst as onc
remedy cannot BE- too highly 2Isised" Dr. Arnold Of the
MsTine HOSPITAL savannah. Dr. Ware, Of Liverpool Eng
lane Or Williamson, Of Mancl ester England Dr. Boyd Of
Lancaster, Or Hamilton. Of Data, sa5 these eminent Eng
hsh publications Iae LoRG9a Lancet The Medical JovnGi
ard b5dtAcdifes beroIoC oil accord 20 the most con
Nncing eerhcstes Of its virtues In this country IL has been
used with distinguished success
SOLD by c. '. CLIcEGNEU Co, No 81 Barclay st. Gen.
eIai Agent for New.iork and vicinity.
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entirely (ailed in their wicked attempts to pro-
duce resistance to the law; 1t VIII not oniy 20
forced but respected, except by the 70" gamble
and reckless spectators who would sell a''r".
os soon as rum. if it were only as profitable Le'
Rhode Island, or any other State ENJOY eHenpnOn
from rum for twelyemonth and there will be lew,
indeed TO bawl for its restoration -,
Henry Clay's obsequies were celebrated with
becoming soemnity, yesterday, at Rochester
Gen. Scott has gone to Old Point Comfort, tor
the benefit of his health.
The people of Marshfeld ard vicinity, intend to
give Mr.. Webster public reception to-day
Our dispatches bring accounts of several severe
croc Nc
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lLLINoIs.--We very carefully corrected.
some deys since, an important error running IA.
rounds Of the newspapers, importing that Miaoi,
and fad;0ro are TO hold their State Election, =,
heretofore on the first Monday in August, when !,
fact those Elections have been recently chaases
that of Indiana to the second Tuesday in De.
tober, and that OF Illinois to the day OF the Pr.s.
idential Election throughout the tnion--nanslv
the Tuesday succeeding the first MONDAY !,
November A. the blunder we 50 carefully car.
rected has "a. respects Illinois, crept back into
our own columns, we repeat tho correction.
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CAN'T GIVE IT UP.-Ihe Tribune Ed.
tor who nothing bot blue ruin in the horizon,
since the present Tanf went into operation Noij) 10
del GIFTED with paragraph In the letter OF cores
popdent Of Tie Sdr1HHGh Republican, which he turns
INTO prophecy OF coming evil and gloats over 10 TWO
columns Of comments He has cried wolf 50 often,
however, that nobody viii belle him. and his lamenta-
tons UNDECIDED We refer 10 his artceto asx Tor he
explanation Of single sentence which speaks o; the
faise tables fufnIhed through the medium OF The Journal
Of Commerce, with view 10 rove that the nation was
steadBy advancing In prosperity. We suppose ina.
The Editor here refers 20 our weekly ,tements OF t1e
value of the Imports ard Exports, which certainly 90
show tia, "ths nation IL steadily cdyanclngi IN pros
teri.y" The Tribune has for months regularly copied
them OIL the next day. from columns WITHOUT RED
IT. "a method o. appropriation which II calls sh1ltHg,
when praclised by othersD and W. submit wneiIeI
4 good tste after unC the results OF our aoOrs lot
50 Ioug period without acknowledgement now TO orna
the tables 80 fqise Whether false or MOI The fTt''Re
Journal Of Commerce
The false tables" alluded to were pub
E,bed gono time since in The Jopradi and were
then f,lIv exposed bv US without any attempt
on its part to defend The imputation. what
it saws about supposing we alluded TO ITS
weekly statement Of Imports and Exports we
,houd call fbbiuC, if stated by paper OF less
rrstens;on to superfne morality. We, there
tore only express o doubt whether it
supposed any such thing. As to using its
weekly statements of the aggregate imports and
exports, matter OF two or three lines, we have
done so because, by subsidising Clerk in the
Custom. House, under an express stipulation Of
exclusyeness The Journal has thus far sue
ceeded in preventing its contemporaries from OBJ
tanning this information simultaneously with it
which eccords badly with its warm admiration for
Free Trade prncipl $. We believe The Journal
Of Commerce is the only paper in the City ilberal
enough to enJeayor to mOnoPolize Custom House
statistics which its contemporaries were willing
to pay for. This monopoly, however, is now
broken up.
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TrSSrssrE.-The Whiss of the Iv,t

vcption al Smithville on the 10Th inst, at which
Col. J. G. Mitchell presided. Resoll ions wsr.
adopted, approving and ratiiying the nomination.,
of SCoTT and GRAHAM; appointing sam. "
Fte, Esq. candidate for Elector Of the Nh
District, and expressing preference for Col. John
Netherland TO I'll the vacancy in the Electoral
Ticket for the state at large. MsIor 4. II. MI.
liens. Of smith, ". +. Nelson ESQ., of White
pointed Sub Electors for their respective Counties
Resolutions were also adopted, rendering
public dinner at Bic Minn,ille TO Hon. joan Bell
and Hon. James c. Jones, expressive of grati.
tude to Mr. Fillmore for his services as Presdsnt:
and soIrowipg over the loss Of the milton in tbs
deeth of Henry Clay. The finest spirit see rs %
have prevailed IA the Convention. NAT lntel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24

- Tho Tr,Llnc is again very low with its sent "a
nusl attack OF the COusros honsl Mileage" m4lady
lis recoyery Is doubtful lAlbaoy RICHTER
Are We to understand The Register as
irdorsirg ard approving the baTefaced
plumber Of the Treasury by Me,srs. Doug
lass, Houston. Gwin x Co., and as con-
demnirg TIRE action Of such men as Henry
Clay. John Bell and John Davis, who
reused to participate in the disgraceful
spoil Speak out, neighbor Let Us
know whether you regard swindling the
country as a good or even as a venial act.