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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
q When BALKAN could nj sneak hi,

w. Iof hiu Not % with DAus's Rahysne-it speass
- .. ns zoe best haown preparation Cor eh.nnnr
Hy nnt 70 lie former cooI without dyeinK IL Pre- "a
sshS eSne WAranted For sale ct the sriucip.l o..
NO 80 Ssno II also ~ Nos W. Brosdssv ~ W..sin
te1st i hesery, 90 Hadeonst. New. York ana No. ~
FGlIon-sL ana rs AtlAQtie-ss Blooklya ~ wv 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
DuRKrE's BAKING PowDER.-We have

TO hesitation IN s;atirg having given fair tra thu. in
ho ~o6s Of th- Advertisement infinitely superior and
more eeonomcs FOR all kinds home baking than the oil
ineihOd Of yeast saerAtus SC, The person usn, H. 70
fely rsshs superiority OF his powder SODA sale
rAiuS 81 such hke must however, implicitly folio she
directions for otherwise he may be deceiS aad attach
failure % the pOwrsr which II incapable ofwhen nshty
Used. quebec Morning Chronicle, July J. lSn2
Sold by nearly al the sroee and druggists. Principal
Oaiee Ne ~ NAierst. NewYogk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
wA great struggle is going on at

~ great struggle is gong on HI
No SS Broadway between rVITLr the great Baby Jump
or ana Fancy Goods man. and the people The sts
Determined 70 break him. judging tom the crowds ~ho
daily couuersie there TUTrLE is however a compsts
match for them ioT run, Be il es, Afecs him
In the least II The people buy him out dsv, they
sure % ind him we'll supplied The next for almost every
seamer and rssket from Abrosd has smopg its valuable
fteisbt more or with tbs World nitlss
c. " r. upon them. His foresight sot s.gsciy
equal 10 the peoples wants and In sdvaaee for be
creses wants by the endless novelties he % constantly To-
porting Jus he - opening large iavoics o. neg Aad
beautiful TOYS, brought BY the sspndoA Castor and
America An early cal only will insure 3 chance ethsl OF
sesiue or buying.
TvrrLkS EMrosIUN No. S5 Broadway. 10 the grand
BstsN Of al ratiocs-there q ths famous Bird Tree.
b.-Nistcrs sre always welcome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

n. Stars are not seen by sunshine"
generally uus bot Lot svsy', - MrRcH' g! stj Of
Hs the Sar Of the sessyD, esn oe en- 3 Ell un7s "a
oe.rl, al plecs. a il b. al people u hoe III s-
" an srsic HsEteT. and nss perfsctsds H"t t' asJa
thar taxes the ustre from ell s cosnoo5aea Wat liza
msrnfcrni usfsroOms No ~ 20 "a sNrrce TO- Jour
.slses Truth never fears mad examination
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GnAnn ExnInlrIoN or CHLDeGN's

HEAD DRrSsEs- GEMS pro2osas 70 ave the nstnss oi
nav YOfs 81 sUIpfse % o-y Inc la1t sIrt4 rom
EuIope bas con Irted ie sssotnent Of Pans fancy
Hss Tor oib0leo acc the iiDpJItsons with an in
x or hi. ssoo BE- disDsysd for The 6Ii time I1e
combined suets u all the CliCIeu3 iaac7 Ia eG,a7n4
pents IN the Union cannot b. cJnceIiy os-V-' if'h
an sxbiIton IN that ns which will compare VITO me ohs
"a be opered 90 DAY a. the Bazaar LADIES who Gro m tns
haiti Of making their selectsrs " 10 taste and care "a.
~.eeffI, 1vite0 o. call OrAIN desires the ccN vera =
n lie bss u0ges This all tie other NJ All oe
naruaufs o. ts geat fashOra5 emporium 10 COOS a-
assy 70 leso or control the tsstf The orens rev ok
IN rslatcn 10 tre Of er children, Oui ne ei 70
ths field for cOmparsoo choice WIDER and ncns nan
ia, aver bso,e been snsd tht Conscious TO- ts
.,t esq can only cfsst.d and retained By pf,5
basa on ay.em q sms piO.s s1d svft cssb isaH, l9
heg put down price Of every article 10 the baast :"
en,, A. hieh n nos. Tid economist W lot cayl
GEsIa's Bszs.t No 5i5 Broadway, 81 Nicholas Hotel
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~ MgALlo's tials. whicb ave 10 be

purchased only It's old ss1d corner O. Boad SsY and
CansLst arc tbs established style IA III f. oua d. elr,s,
A. uec snic artist designer snd Of a'te III ,o
hss 90 psr0r the city. and oss are worn srd "a
ied this 81 ssoD by all sSrsfr en- Vno are nJd Q ss
ssnes soa restDess o. drss well a. By the saieso 81
fAybtOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

II Clothing for the million, said an old
susomer ser seecps bis ali clothing OF bis ttend ard
bsnessnx n L. FoSTga No q Corlssast whore Re said
hs sooald send all his fieeds, ard where al win ind
choice ana well selected stook Of ready made clothing aaa
Haraiskfng sooSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
Nrw STYLES CLoAKs AND M.Sr,1L,s.

On "Wednesday morning Sept IL we shall exhsit oar EN-
yles Ciosks hanal IA, selected In Paris expses.ly toE
US have jus received In store GOD assortment Zoe
silks aud reh D. uoos purchased si sncCOn, which
A., of,reA a. small sdva1oe. Oar retail Of Fine
Goods folly equals IN variety II does rsrpass any In
Ne atty TtfFASY i CUTTING, No. 81 BrosswAy.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IupkoyEMEnTs IL Cross STREETS. DIR.
g.,s ovsAUD the Of the VoFdrsuowned Italian
saesisd Sosr fr clearing the skB from pmpss ecNes
,sins so ether blem rebuilt bis old stassl eDs
% 81 Walker 81 Sep ffoIo Broadway. Hts store u con
Edsraby sna,sd ane soarie S1h tbs most trianI
appointments 70 8. silver ard bloc aod enuson ~
xssses and ifcebt plate glass aho~casesin Ia ~ -
doch Of and the ades who % eSisnilssy
the Doctor will be dSli.h'sd gth Il The )ctof $50 80
invent, the pocdfs subi. Tor ersoic Df ne s1p--
oos hs from ladi,s ACES Liquid Hair Dye, Liquid a0a4e,
Civ Wtits MAR Restorative &c 10 TACT any sItee pui,
$3.50 fre he Docto may t. relied - senens aad
~ Bissccei entirely owing ~ uls
chemical 10 itsa well established f@cI thAt Ne D>san
k..i. u.fff cagffal
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A PHYSICIANS RECEIPT WORTH FOL-

IewtsePut sessssabe Under Garmsrts in time 10
Ss,Aie the fluctuations in temperature incidental
% tie ss Of the year hsno, wooen and SILK Under.
Oarnents excellent In quality ana rescpable IN price,
eassed By RAY L Adams Maautaetreu. Ne. 5sl Bread.
W.T. Vppos,s ~ nstppeGtaa Hotel ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

OF the VARIOUS branches Of Burmese 10 energy and ps'e
.nes anG ben cont iDeo with this there Is sn eye 70 PSI
c,vs the beautiful ana hand eNecute your spIns
srocsss ia morally certain R4f.EAfY LEtsk haze ms
.e,son p,odoced Hist which fy entities thsn to rank
snors the frst II not the very first In tner trad, com
b,nins A. IL Goes the most perfect prcpsrob adopted with
f,,ta VI Oh noue bu, your tfre artist approach
With symtnetiy and beauty truly wonderful II pfeisn al
Appearance when the heod which completes the eeIte
man Bot G mplets VithOut it It appropriate capital
OF that iUus pillar perfect They have two stores
enc 90 the cor II Chanso and Pearl, end e. No. 81
Chatham, opposite CAambt.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
T Let Trade.meu, whose articles re-
LACE AND MUsLIv CURTAINS

r." Carpets cheap enough at No. 80
Powery HIRAM ANDFRsoN's Easlish Exhibition Tapes
Try Csitets sb6 g. Three Ply CaIPsu o., sod 3 .
All COL irgrainsd Carpets 81 a and Btu .es STAR
Csrpsts Venetian DO rs. 81 TO 81. Floor Oil Cloths
6 3 and u. Ensrsh Floor OH Cloths, yards wids, at
g., p and c. per yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
~ DaAKE & Co.'S fall style of Hats

have been received gem ~ att and certainly tausend
In beauty sD6 rich any ats which na7e been her
fore offered u tho cOnnoIseUT In dreis OK tase HIS
Beaver f Hat lie destined he te Hat or The sesn add
for hshtness aud rshn' wlI compare with Hs' Ia
this IT, large aud eeEsbt ssIrent OF Ladies Hats
Cldrsns faUoy Hats Of every description Gontlom' ns
invses 10 = anime DRAEE& Co No BovefT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

r. The So 30 HAS produced by Is
srs ioGritey superior 70 the 81 hsa Of bro4o;
way Ait .l,bsncs besuiJ, ts'te, .ad sop5t.l sNh
sehteye eornbiDeo the tl1s q MS utn1iaelnfe
Pernsuh the stCrs is No l07 Nssssust corner OF I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

Mu,cu- ExPeEssLY TO PARENTS
mvpcu p,foeue,s This day Oct p lo52 bis fal style Of
1drebs lists Caps &c Iiis tgor'tne1t tlege 0eapn-
full and UNIQUE characterized tie hpeTaJ end ORG nay
he a, yadss his shoe establishment AID We viii var
ANT made ii the best Of nseTsls ta;tofy ard Ware
heuse No Sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
~ ANpREws & LANps,ER, Merch,n,

fsilors hAvs renewed nom No rs % No az Broadway
(scwsfes Marble Suidtngs between Houston ans Beck
srsa where they prepared furnish articles In ther
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

EV ktLLOGG's Fan Style OF HAS anu
CAPS pow ready Unsurpassed By for elegance taste
In. public are invited 10 examine before purchasing one
mica KiILOSG, No. 12} CHn.i St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
n. KNox's Hats are ss popular with

ouf yos ng gents soodloohng young men are VIII the
sa EvfIy well d., ssrd gentle inen you met has MS TOP
fnet adorned With ons u KSoXs ated" Ia sey'ag
thai they ere neat ,atyeye oeauuful lis only De4o~
ing Oh them bali The ai'ss they deserve As c1eno
rh reusika they cannot 10 beat ny any OF tho rafan
tyss 20, % in this or any othsI country kNONs oca-
don IL should he remembered IS al No Zs Fulton st,
where also be found Cso' and macy other DecessarY
article 10 a . ntlemsns wardrobe Give blm chli-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

UENTLEMEN fIhIS-T MD \ HH4''
B.Rp eorno Pine and Nassan sThe style fof the en-
suins season will be Introduced on "WEDNESDAY sept
Pie high huish aud superior fabric Of the .n low On4Ia
u publs iospeauon will DO evident 10 the closest Observer
BIsD corner Pine and Nsssan-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
Tax CASH is THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM.

Twenty per cent savedJ ANEs OSrRoM Ne. . Liberty
Ct ca r sale new Ard Ia 81 sssoTtuent % La-cs En-
bfolaeIeS White Cords DTeIs fmm.nga Bonast RihaoaS
Gloves apss Flowers, 80 NC Merchants who WA TO
twenty cent by paying eAsh for ths above sOOl
arc iaVitsa H. examine uy sGock before purct asBs
JAMES OSTgOM. No 81 lAhertyst
next door 10 Pust OSse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

" Rad-Re1ect-a see if it is not
n, ,our interest 10 paon1e the Peoples IiaerG nion
Of practical Mocha ios ~ortls for them'eves The es;
,o1 Fa He. produced tn IA - unqualified evidence Of
ISjr asiy TO most successfully DEFY competition. stand
ard pricts - and s. hAt tiNshLRs ONoS, no ID fIk
Row opposite Ast0r House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

TEAs.-The best assortment of fine
Teas win be found at the store Of the Canton Tea Com
psny No rs Chshsms between Pearl and Roosevelt
lhe Oldest Tea establishment In the city We ASSURE oar
readers that they better than elsewhere, either al
whOlesaLe OF retsiL They have branch stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
R- Southern and Western Merchants

well 20 purchase Mrs JERvIss Cold Candy an ar
cls Of andOubted reputation for coughs colds and
other pulmonary complaints This article testified and
uhed TO by FIRST OF tho country sold at the pns
pal Office. No SOS Broadway by Mira ". JEWS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

LAMPs.-Solar, Cawphene and Fluid
Lamps Ghandoles Vases Glassware Crockery, and China
selling reduced ices. Wholesale aod retail AZ G.
BALDWIN,, No "a Bewery, between Walker aud Bsyard'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

~ A clumsy Horscman is butt for
street joSes and he deserves be wheu for
tive tAe he milh become, DlsBeow's Riding School,
No 20 ith ay adept in all the qualities ons OF COED
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
w. T. Jennings Il Co. TO THE PUBLIC

OF NEwYoRK -Pubs opinion for - successive years has
affixed the seal q It's appobaon TO the read ymads cloth
fns MANUFACTURED By w. r Jennings Co, No ~ broad
yny Without the sdventtous AID Of grandoquent sdvsr
tsementa has ben and H. regarded unoquaea Ia nj,
style and finish Gertltmen know that they can depend
uron IL a. equal 20 any clothing made Janain
Co wish invite especial attention TO hcr vests add
psntoons the present The patterns tue styles
Of material the cutting, the making up, the nsh esl-
lense the admiration Of every Of atte and discninA
uon IL IA believed Ia such ready made apparo hss
before been submitted to the public for their appTo, a. rs
that comprised IN The immense tall stock Of cat pAna
Lona vesta sacks Ac at the ostabshmsot OF
w T. JenhinssA Co No. 81 Broadway American Hotel
Ps-Cu,tsIs Of unaTpassed skll are employed IN the
order department where any article Of senensns sure
\ furnished a the shortest notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
w We have lust published lit,e work
New SILKS, SHAwLs, CLoAKs.-Rich

Brossie Sks pAiu Pout Sol IN every choice shade OF
eolosthe e.t astmen in tao City, without eNcePi1a
Axe iuN oce Of CloAss Just received fom Paris Aso
shAwS hesnu al Dress Oood5 Lsoas ADD EnnnoideI-
ks full stock Of Laeos and Domestic Goods To- sae
ct lcw pfie~s TIFFANY CURING, No 81 Broadway
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HAiE DrEING.-CMsrADoRo's ExcEI
Lrn.,s KArnAIRoN FoR PGEsEavING.

REsrosrsc AID BEAUruyISG The HAlR-l, Grad sst7s
S.pd u cure. the nervoBs hes6sch- s1d IS the mor de-
Isttf toilet article IN he World Ladies' tn T. IL eo'
D., esLtl u age bottles sud D. 'od ~ 81 ulepA
1s-l-u,sv,r.ghs-. = THoMAs LYON,
No i6l Broadway. VITO .s.l- saly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
FRrNcu SLlrprRs-ELEGANT. CnEAr

MD FA>HoN tutT-CANrRCIt Ne $50 Bowery. hasa very
valuable OF French slippers OF almost inc
ceyabe variety sell wCrth the attention Of the ladies' In
Tie manufacture Of Caters Busk fes No. CANrRFL 70
hout v. aud bic sacdArd prices to- these artlces
much Than they BE- procured toT elsewhere. CAL
syd examine hin stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

GOLD PENs.-lmportant to Banking
Houses Commercial Houses aud others The new psseat
Reservoir Pen continues TO sttrs the attention
and command confidence Of all tho them. and toe
low pgce which they sold together with the great al
yensses they pessess all other pens make 1T OBJECT
for every business TO Also on HAND large
assortment OF the ordinary Gold Pens sRd Pencil Cases at
the Salesroo Of The NewfoTk Gold Fen Manufacturing
Co No loo Grcenw iChst, Dey 81 The public ia
vted 10 call al stock Gold Pess retailed at
nnanufnciuIe MICE Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

II HIKAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowery,
eain the Carpet trade BY TevolutonlI
tie pIlcts Of description OF CarPeng aga Oh
loths DTuggeis Nbdow shades 40 HoasekepeTs, loo Z
10 your interests acd 20 70 No - u SeTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

FAIR OF TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Contributors 20 this Fair have their Business Cards
print cheaper and better at the CONGRESS CARD Factory
No IS Vesey than Elsewhere the city 10 consequence
Of the factory mssirg their stock S0coO worth Of
superb pANG CAKOS hand ard for sale cheaper than
can he purchased a. any other factory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
Az HoNrsr Behoying

sincerely that 1t is to their Interest we recommend all pso-
OILS Of the masculine gender purchase their Clothing u
s~rr& Rcy ct No lo2 Fulton st They sell ehssp aud
tlsif articles ara exoeusnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

u FowLERs & WELLS, PhrenolOgists
and Publisher. Clinton Hall No ISL NaSssus- New York,
snd No I42 WAshineton. at Boston.
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~ PErEKsoN q HUMPHREYs, No. $40

VHousekeepers and all others In wan
OF Bedding Bedstess, 80 would do well to call at VIII
LARD's old established WarewOoms No Isl Chstnsm-st,
corner of Mubeuyst where nay be found the largest
,ortmen OF art ces his Inns offered to the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

MORE INDEPENDEST THAN DIOGENEs.-
DGeeDes favor asked but one,
OF Al.A snder-the uhs1sdO geo suu-
ROoT. lees dependent makes not thB requeuf
His cloud. cay pictures match toe sunshine 8 pes
RooT's Premium Das1erreisn Gallery, J1j bToad~ey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

without exception or reservation the vsry bet yer inverted
Eou.y eesbratd 10 GoCRAUDs Meocaed soap To- curing
rinss fpcE!e. ,at rbeun fes1 tetter saownesA
t.p rongness Gs PoUdre Subtle Jfoots hAr froa srJ
p,-t Of tLe body LIQUID Rocre, Lily WHITE and HAiG
tsloss ~ 81 Wsker q, near Br sdGaH
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-29

ting as one, who had raised our flag, when on the
line along the lakes it trailing in the DUST and
flung it calamity to the breeze; who had stood lortn
in the last war; as the greatest commander OF Inc age
and much more of such military fustaln. He then
dropped back a regular lawyer position, that Mr
Branchs speech had been OF the most abusive Klnu'
and that if stranger had stepped n he would nave
supposed Gen. Scott a most consummate william. ne
however would follow such example. lie would
give Gen. Pierce his dues. SymPathles, ne thIhKs'
now aroused, he proceeds and let us see how ne car
ried out his magnanlmous purpose. ne was ho' SUI
prsed that Mr. Branch occupied so much of his speech
with Gen. Scott il was great compliment out IL
might have been expected from the HHeness OF Oeh'
Pierce.
After futile attempt to prove Gen. Pierce more
liable to abolition influence Gen. Scott, he pro-
ceeded TO discuss Gen. Perces character for bravery
He said, he believed him TO be brave man, ne De-
lieved he had acted the noble son OF revolution
ary sire, but he couldn't let the compliment remain
in its integrity he mus: add in kind of sarcastic way
it was no more than every American citizen did, lie
next adverted the batch OF the famous extra ses-
sion" and although we knew Mr.. Moore to be an
old-fashioned Adamsite, did not expect to hear
defence of all those odous measures. we could
hardly believe ears, when heard him announce
that he would stand forth, under similar circumstance
the advocate for their passage again. Mr. Moore next
smoke of the various SANDERS started about General
Scott mentioned several, GALL OF which were started
by Whigs) and then attempted to lnslnuate the SEN
tment that he was prosecuted AFTER tnis ne cathe
at the whole democratic party-men and principles
and picked at every inconsistency he supposed to
have happened since the time of Jefferson. His com.
ment on our PLATFORM thait made out OF the odd
ends, we'll describes his speech.
After tea, the Court House lighted up for
continuance of the discussion Mr.. Moore spoke fol
an hour and half and in his enthusiasm, seemed to
have forgotten entirely the avowa made In his ope'
nno remarks, that he should be very enient towards
our foks rather, he did not forget it but intend
ed all the while, to damn with faint praise" as ne
knew that it was impossible to do otherwise. And
when he remarked that the Democratic party in Con
vention did not have enough public virtue TO sacr
fee petty differences for the elevation of one of the
great men, we could but think how lily it came from
one who was calling the southern wing of his par
ty sacrifice their patriotic devotion to their Instltu
tons to freesoi availability. The devil, they say
sometimes quotes scripture.
| Mr.. Branch fully met and refuted MIR. Moore's
speech TO the entire satisfaction of his audience. We
took no notes of the evening discussion.
IarborO' Soukherner.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-29

From all sections of middle and upper Georgia we
hear complaints in regard to the crops The wet wealth
weed and checked the maturing of the fruit. The
sudden change of Monday last. is feared, will
the bols to drop. In the meantime, the worms have
done immense damage. A friend writing US from
the Southwest says that the complaints of the plant
ers we'll founded and that, everything indicates
early frost, the probability is in favor of shorter
crop than is generally anticipated. On Monday at
Macon the mercury stood at 81 degrees at IL a. m.
The provision crops are abundant. Sag. Courier.
The COTTON CROP. We were yesterday shown
letters from several of the heaviest cotton planters in
the State, whose plantations lie upon the from
Pointe Coupee to Miliken's Bend which states that
owing to the ravdges of the boil worm, rot, heavy
rains, &c., they would lose from one-third one
half their crop. Accompanying the letter from Mil
liken's Bend was specimen of bos, destroyed by
the rot and certainly more effectual destruction we
never sow. The greater portion of them eaten
away and if this Isl the letter sraes, fair spec
of the crop in that section, the prospect is gloomy
indeed. ". O. Pieayune.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-29
For the Standard.
Democratic Meeting in Montgomery


At meeting of portion of the Democracy of the
County of Montgomery, at the Court House in the
town of Troy, the 18th September, 1852, William
Coggin, Esq, was called to the Chair, and A. w.
McLennan and Malcolm Lamonds appointed Sec1e-
tares.
The Chairman having briefly explained the object
of the meeting, on motion the Chairman appointed
the following gentlemen committee to draft resolu-
tons: Thomas G. Holtom, Yancey B. Howell, d.
R. Cochran. Joel Lucas, Alexander McLennan, John
McLennan, and B. l.. Sanders, the commiltee, after
retiring for a short time, submitted through their
Chairman, Alex. McLennan, the following preamble
and resolutions:
Whereas. The election of President and Vice Pre-
sdent of the United States being at hand, it be-
the duty Of the freemen of our country to
sembe together and devise for proper express
sion of their views upon thatmportant OCCASION and
to pursue such means will place in those high
offices whose past lives and public service give
assurance of their fidelity to the Union, and the GER
tanty that the of their administration will re-
dound to the honor and interest of common coun
try and the perpeuy of our Republican institutions.
1. ResoIUed, That recommend to the Democracy
Of this Congressional District TO hold convention in
the Town of Albemarle, Stanly county, on the 29th
September, for the purpose of nominating candidate
represent said District in the Electoral college in
November next.
g ResoEued, That the Chairman appoint ten dele
gates to represent this county in said Convention.
8. ResoLued, That recommend WILLIAM M.
PEACOCK suitable candidate for Elecor for this
District.
In compliance with the second resolution, the fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed Delegates to the
Albemarle Convention Roderick McLennan, b. l..
Sanders, Thomas G. Holtom, DR.. Duncan A. Camp
bell, David r. Cochran, Malcom Lamonds, Yancey
B. Howell, John McLennan, David Monroe, and
Abraham Hunsucker; and on motion of D. R. Coch.
RAM the Chairman and Secretaries added to the
Delegation.
On motion the proceedings of this meeting be pub
lished in the North Carolina Standard and n orth
Caronian. On motion the of Thomas C. HoItom, the
meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM CoGGIN, Chairman.
A. w. McLENNAN. Secretaries.
MALcoM LAMoNDs, !
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Il accept the nomination upon the platform adop.
ted by the Convention, not because this is expected
OF me as candidate, bus because the principles IL en-
braces command the appreciation of my judgment and
with them believe can safely say there has been no
'Oord nor act Of my life tn cOnfict."-GEN. PIERCE.
dnnered."-GEN. Scorr