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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
Hon. siIas N. Burroughs In the Field.

This in1exibe Democratic friend Of our
glorious :, stem of Internal Improvement, as ara
most boppy to zee, has taken the GeIo in defense
OF ne Cusals.
Dir Burroughs, it will be recOected. originated
the law Of 1851, pIedginy and anti ipating tho
FUND devoted 10 the Public WOks by che Con-
stitution. for the purpose Of histenIug tho ca
IaTg, ment OF the Erie and Osssgo ond complet-
ing the Geuesee Valley and Black River Cansls.
In this way ~ise plan was devised by meaas o.
which the Canais we're speedily TO enlarge and
plete themselves without deOC or COST 70 tho
p' opit.
MIR burroughs and those with whom be acted
aimed and hoped to cl>connect that great sntef-
prise from party. Prominent Democrats who
were consulted, approved OF the plan. though
they were subsequently forced into line pohti'
caliv against as.
On Frida, last Dir. Burroughs addressed large
mt etIDg, irrespective Of p rty, az Medina, ex-
posing tbs hostility Of spns aud the duDiIc'ty o.
9th .re Of his % III zeal iIeIds. Ils stated th 1t
after he bad mstnred his bhl he called upon tho
Editor Cf Tie Aims, who, after some hesit4tioss
cons, nt' d to publish it, but said
The tina for building Canals had gone y tssf ~
EsgLahd Thy AaS AREA " been sgpe,efed o. xaressss
and lct rithfn trenty yedr, ne Erte~ Canal roan ~
dsocTdeG useless By Of Rsroods 0betsfsaS
Rtc,s,hy. ..,
The .iaos. as its whole course proves, notwith-
standing all It's professions, is aud has been pos
tile 10 the Canal liz represents Ciass toas W
pose all elorts designed to promote tho genef~
welfare. . a..
Mr.. Bunou chs also consulted Hon. HorsIS
SsymoW, who heartily 0Pp'ored " 1e pan -
yr0missd has coupe ration; but shortly a"e," -
changed his views, and ION the stdap. 49,
specnl elections, contenied thai the Gan" w.
already large enough. &C., SC. IN,
But az shall, doubtless. have the we've go
Burroughs n full We are right glad 10 eos ~
he has throvn b;mself into the Cans breach. 10
is man wbo when no puts his hand to the e'S,.
never looks back. Let him do his weo'o ''"'
The Pie Canal takes care Of It's ir,ends r..ra
lA4apy Evsass 'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
The safasic Press-Asain.

When we published the exposure which
The Memptts Enquirer recently made Of the
great r, ason why The Hr0jd hates and opposes
Scott, We Of course Jected that, in spite OF it's
on bitter and burning consciousness of the truth
t would take refuge in 4 denial of tue fdct-and
70 il has done. But in this community, where
il character has for years been notorious, aud
where the occurrence narrated by The Enquirer
hes long been well known to many persons, it 10
aware that its simple denial can ayad nothing, and
that nobody will believe it. Accordingly it seeks
support in the testimony Of Isaac z. Pray, who,
On ih, 9th Sept, 1852 states that, on the ith Of
July, 1850, he was at West Point, as a reporter
Of The Herald, and saw Gen. s ;ott, Who inquired
siter the health Of rho editor Of that journal, and
said that he read it daily, &c.
Now, we have no idea who or what this write
is, except from a single recollection whi:h Isl
that, some months siace, TIE Herald printed
most com picuously at the head Of its editorial
columns a paragraph in relate to one Isaac G..
Pray, warning the public that he had been turned
cut OF that establishment, and had no right longer
TO pass for member or attache Of the same. This
was clearly intended to guard people against
possible imposition OF deception On the part Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

e The Wing Convention last night
nominated OGDEN HOFFMAN for Attorney
to the Corporation, CHARLES RIDDLE for
City Inspector, aud JoHN J. DIANE for
Superintendent of Streets. We believe
that the.e ale the candidates whom the
majority of the Wing voters in the City
desire for those Offices, and that their NOM
nation will give satisfaction not only to the
party, but to the citizens generally. The
name of Ogden Hoffman especially is a
tower Of strength. while Messrs. Doane
and Riddle are known to large circle of
friends as active aud ndomtable Wings,
well qualified for the Offices to which we
dUub, not they will be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
B,,1ors FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT.


The law requiring that the votes Cor Electors
of President. SC, snail be printed at taH length,
Il is hoped that M ab rreviations whatever will ts
used. George X. Babcock might or might not
answer. but t will cost nothing to give in full tho
midce name Represented by The X and we usst
that will in no case be- lntermitted. We suggest
that every candidate for Electors at once address
letter TO the Whig State Committee at Albaoy,
giving his full pane in Roman letters resembling
print go PLAN that m character can be mistaken.
We presume all the Electoral Ballots will DO
printed at Albany and thence distributed to the
several Counties. The Electors in all cases arc
to he voted b, themselves, aud nothing should DO
left TO accident. Other ballots being various IN tho
several Counties, according to the number oil the
ca &C dates to he voted for must OF course DO
printed in the several Counties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
SINGULAR CorNcIpENCE.-Our Liver

SINGULAR CoINCIDENCE.-Our Liver
pool correspondent wi.o makes up the dispatches
TO be sent over the wires at Halifax stated ia tina
news b, the Niagara, that the Collins steamer At
lsntic arrived out on the evening of the 18th. All
the papers received by the Hermann this mora
ing. announce her arrival on the evening OF tho
litb. at $40. IL was undoubtedly slip of tho
pt n on the part Of our agent. The singular CO.
il cid, nee lies in the fact that the "own corres-
pondent at HALIFAX" Of The Commercial Adcer.
riser and tn, Erening Post has made the same
blundrr in his dispatch TO those papers! Can INs
Commercial or The Post account for it
The Il NJ. steamer Canada arrived out in tho
Mersey at 81 o'clock, Z. NJ, on Saturday, tia
llth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
INDI ANA.

We have several letters from friends ia
this State, speaking so coofidently of the
chance Of the Scott and Graham Electors
that we must indulge hope that they are
well founded. Undoubtedly. the vote for
Gen. Scott will exceed by thousands any
Wing vote ever yet cast in the State, aud
there would be no doubt Of our triumph ifit
were not for the infiuous talsehoots cir
culated by cur adyersaries respecting Ma
tivism. The great body OF the Immigrant,
were at first made to believe that Geo.
Scott was opposed to the naturalization of
any German or Iishman unless he shall
hare seTred one year in the army The
rascality of this representation has been
generally exposed, and macy WHOM re-
PEELED by it are now declaring for Scott
We entreat our Indiana friends to believe
that there is nothing imp' sslble to him
who Wills" and work as thOush the Elec-
ton was to he decided by their STATE alone.
A "pull oil together will carry ir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
History Corrected.
The silliest and most dangerous thing a
man who knows nothing can do is to write for the
newspapers. For example

The silliest and most dangerous thing
man who knows nothing can do is to write for the
newspapers. For example
Fulton Cry, IN y Sept IL.
Wr. Editor-Sir: Your issue OF the Sth Sept
saws that John Adams and some other OF YOUR
Wings supported the Constitution, while Jensrsoa
and Hamilton opposed &c DO you thtak tho
American people fools to believe such barefsc~d
hes, il they do come fro n good WnIg paperf 1t
il we'll Known that Jefferson framed our Constitu-
ton and il is not for the peopl- TO heIi+ve such
lies. From subscriber to The Tribune,
w. ). WRIGHT.
Rcm0rks.-Our civil correspondent has made
so many blundrrs in the above missive that We
have mrrcihilly corrected his errors Of gra nmas
and spelling. We proceed to deal with those u
fact
1. We said nothing Of John Adams being q
Wig, but that he was a Fedcraiist, which Origi-
nally me ant an advocate Of Federal L mon and
Of our present Federal Constitution, which old
John Adams certainly was, and a Wing Of his
own day to boot.
We never minated that iiomiiton opposed
the Federal Constitution. Hamilton was a lead
ing Federulst the most tn.trd adviser OF Wash
iDgton, ami among the most Influential 10 framing
the Federal Constitution and securing its adoption
BY the People. Hamilton OF the thres
Delegates from this State TO the Convent ion which
iromfd the Constitution, and, long before the work
was fDIsb'd d, bis colleagues George Clinton aod
Robert Yates, nti.Federolists,) abandoned their
seats and came home, leaving Hamilton the sole
rprese NATIVE of this great State.
3. J, ferson, so far from framing the Coustitu.
ton, n0s not fren IN 1merica when il ras framed.
lie was our Minister at the Court Of France, ADD
took no part in the discussion. but came aons
soon after the Constitution was ratified and be.
came the lender Of the Anti.Federai party.
When Dir. Wright shall have increased hiS
stock Of n'ormation by reading and improved his
manners in whatever way he thinks best, We trust
he will wTite US again. I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

By TELEGRArH-Gen Scott was al
Psris. Ky., yes' erday, where, af'ef receiving WIS.,
TORS all the morning, at II A. VI. he repaired %
the grounds, here the Fair il IL progress. lie
v,e received Sifh great enthusiasm. report Of
the Address Of Wei ONE aud the Generals re-
ply viii he found among our cispatcht-. Tie VAS
10 leave for Lexington at / /. Tne mails
from Salt Lake and Santa f. have reached lnde-
perfepce. They bring l'tle news Of imPIrtlnce.
The Itturns indi cute that the regular Democratic
Jnd,cioI ticket in Wisconsin has been defc ,ted.-
The steamship Canada has Hueed at Il 'ston.--
Mr.. Crttenden delivered h s Eulocy on Clay yea
te,dsy AZ louisville. ky. We have trpDrt OF" ! ne
Free Democratic STATE Conv. utiJh' az :. racuse
,e,teIduy. together with the resolutions passed.
Mn thnrne ToupLins vas nomirat- for the W.
ernor,hip, sni seth VI Gates for the LIEUT. nan y
TIE Canadian Government viii wait to see what
action the Unittd Stat viii take IN relation u
the Saut Ste. Mare Canal. An Act Of lntbPo-
ration for q Saul Canal Company ~as refused on
the 2Sfh. DR.. Hawkes., of this City, has been
elected Bishop Of Rhode l-lard. The semi an
Dusl dividends OF the Boston Banks are reported.
Ane1ttpsive FIRE occurred AZ Cy hiuna, ny, on
Tuesday night. The report Of deaths from vel
low fever in Charleston for Tuesday Is eight.
Phdip J. Cohen. Postmaster Of Norfolk, Va, died
vest. rday in that city. Between 300 and 400 be-
levers in Soairual Rappinss net at Worcester,
Mass, yesterday, in Conyen'ion-soc our Dis
patche, for report Of their dOlnsI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
~ We publish this morning tt

~ We publish this morning the
XLlXth OF the :, res OF lctt,rs which our friend
and associate, ByARD TAYLOR, has written for
The Tribune during the prolonged and interest
ine wan derinss 10 which he has devoted the past
year, and which will be continued thrOu gh year
longer. AZ Altppo, where this latter is daret,
Mr. Taylor ascertaintd that it would be useless 10
whit Nneveh, as the ItmliDs Of the city had been
entirely covered with rand and could not be seen
without new excavations, and accordingly he re-
bounced the pr jecs Of going there. For this
reason we have changed the title at the head OF
his letters " ich viii Hereafter appear under the
same captior Il, to-day. After having explored
some Of the most uniequont,d and anknoNn parts
OF Asa Minor, Mr.. Tay Tor spent month in Con.
stantnopie then,e he went 20 sicily, where he
witnessed the late eruption Of VI. Etna aad from
there to italy aud Germany. Tie is nov 10 Eng
land Where he went 10 visit some friends previous
TO having for India and China, which ho will do
hy the H. II Oriental steamer from >Autha npton.
From China We presume he will come home by
way Of California, and We hope to welcome him
back TO his own country about this time next au-
tumn. At the LIST adyices he was in perfect
health and lookin. Erward to his new journey ing ;
in Asia With that happy ind indomitabl- spirit Of
youth which LENDS such charm TO MS charac ter
and his writncs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
AC.pp-GoLp PkNs.-The New York

Gold Pen Manufacturing 60 wond tesO~cfuly snn0un .
10 .u,u,t n IN nsrrus turies ny uai aud ohof~e
n AZ tAe pew patent Reservoir En- s waaurd tor IN 20
ve,rs Ard viii lie seut on tie receipt 81 - pOsf paid
sny parI the n.d Sste, Canada 81 the s77'- o'
he Cmup.ug have hal d - l-rse anf - 49,
sc,.o .oct al oio Prts aod II and siv PEG aod Pe'-
I'll - ~ car De found The cold ~ n ~e fetNl 81
u,nufacfuter.' prices Gold Gems srertl ally feldfH
OId,r, by mail ,houd BE- directed " The New fWk CO.
Pen M,pufsctu Ing Co No l6j Greenwich 81. Nc . orr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

For NIpo-,
MORGAN M0KGANs. Seventh Ward.
20, fioferro- II I'm H'usc.
WASHINGTON -uITH. SlXtoenth Ward
For S1erlr,
JAMES KELLY. second Ward.
For Comfy Cic'k.
GEORGE w. RIBHhT. hicventh Ward.
F0r C1nfyh.er,
JOsRPH X. TAILOR. sixteenth Ward.
For C01nsi o. to-D'rHnqa,
OGDEN HOFfuAN. F.f.ceHfn ward.
For en- fayc~'oy,
CHARLES RIDDLE. sixteenth ward
30 STREET Con- Isirncr,
JOHN J. DOANt, Ninctecuh ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

PUBLIC SENTIMENT A friend who re-
Gently tiavttd from OHIO to this City took vote
for President in every public conveyance he ira
yeled in with the following n suit:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
Drnh.r's BAKING PowptR.-We nave

DURktE DhhiNU IuN pth. "N''
no hesitation IN .tsnI having ven 1t tsr ue mat
the xoids Of the adyetsemert IA nineO superior aoi
more ecoDou al all kinds Of nome baking haa the od
mc,boS ~ y,nst .ai,ratu. TIE usGs 20 folly
realize the superiority Of th' powder over SOFA s'l-a'us
and such Le must no Rrver tmouoidy oio" the 1fec'
op, for use oherwise be may be deceived sud attach
failure TO the poVdeT which II IL i"caoahle a whci hshty
used Qucb~C morning Ch onloo' July > i''~ =,
sold by neal, all tie uoceTs and druggists fdnciPal
Office, No. lS9 Water-st.. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
RmtUMArisM CUkEp.-Every form Of

HEUMAIISM VUkEU' EFVIy IUIIII VT
ibis drsadul oiseas vm recent lah tmmsO s7dtol
70 odd Chrome at many yeaG saudns may be cared
by the bottlrs OF caobrsted ned
koRriMoREs RHEUMATICCO MFOUND aud BLOOD PURIFIER.
This MEDICINE enurey Of s1abe eXusoIoassG inter
na remedy prepare, for this dis alone. Tnusaads
Of patients cured during the past oy the
OF tbs preparation OF then old rOnc cases OF ton
ten 10 tory years ,tsnd nr-chppies Tor yes and 10 s
snes given up by eminent ply scas both 10 ths country
and Europe Testimony Of he highest ohsrsct, sGSta"tn
III. facts will rfuy Submitted 20 the is1,ooe OF
tho,e afflicted OF their Intends eel saceut ater-
est 70 coll at the CeBs Ohce Of the propnetob No.
Barca, st. Astor House, Ne~-Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
just received. and On

To VIRrUoso.-Just received. and On
exhibition at NEAL. CARROLL L HuTcHssoNs fseI
Coco, Store No 81 bfoad~ay. a vsh-ty Ol Ossuului
,peciu 81. OF pohshed Ptr'scu tom the Ne,t lo
o1p.is'ing o. frey Pe'uh-d WOcs Goy.ra ct otui al
cutiosties are vsd and examine To persons dc
.,tns .nric the cabinet oudu.i this pf-s-nts rAre
opportunity MAJ, CARROLL ~ - 5'as,v.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
Tnr GnrAr FrArueE At GgNIN's BA-

zAAz Tn. 90 I'D asOrtneui Of outing ana 7oje No
io. which hiss iu,t D, Cd b. foe t1s pa 'c ~
E....- a. ,.rpK err wos II admirers Ladies recenIy
fcn psri, cav nd ~iib uuib ths' ndhDs rae 70 Pc
Gnns An an .s,uol shment that city TIE ci'e rs o
xto.s GgNNs sock siss Of the cream o. ~ 70 u1u
60 of an. most taot as.oumeIts 10 Pans IS INC
V,ns a. Mef,c /. .aa t. combine the prfecions 81 iaay
hss,,ifu won, o. . doss tins model BsZiar c)htne tIs
ne ri the esbshu enis abroad IA "a o. i've
deotrnepis Nor IL Gs ala the sopei fou.o'' ooYs
and Iufsn'G CnthDs embracing 'ety Oi t'D'e, =.
.xIes not prourabe elsesh-re IA this Gnulty, s'd A.
M, Pa.is ,ei yic,s IL short t1s B'laat 70 ces oea
boone a. fo' uroefsts Irices - io az"
rnods GLsLss BAzAAR. ~ Nlc1Ola, haI oLo oIoN-e-.
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e " WHY 4 AN A wuYo

Letter 10 an fnquirrrs F@icad"-B, 80.
GkLItII-A largo and 6u oalnphst d ,s =, a AZ
Price $40 per thousand, tli per hundred. ~ csa,,
per dozen. cents s;ugiy. A'>
II ordered " % secs OF Nal I ssrt 10, cs.s ,oo
nles and und@ and cent? g, ovey SOC uiss n., -
AIDED 70 prspsy p0ssASs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
Errncn SLlrrEhs.-The Ladies VIII

have .ufcept discrimination Appreciate really su %
aucle should examine CANTnELL's FedHh .lppets, un-
ouetouay he Dtsest mst e saot sad c0miof1sOl7 CIV
eus or the ms0uotGTed. Ladies' 90 not ihl 10
visit CANTRELLs for his assortment OF all klGds OF va t7
Buslins Ties &c IL very large ard IN aity, sye s1d
nanufscuIs not he surrase d HIS ofices are Eey
re, snpahie a. all w c"ues. after an oX.ohnatn OF ms
re,y ., cs,nt and durable Gstsrs, uu's ed al no J~
price ~ Twelve and f.Uteen tbilings. CANlkLi' Is ~
", 81 u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

IF We publish in another column the
report of the referee IN the Methodist Church
case, v ich will be read with interest, not merely
hy mtnbr VI that communion, Int by al who
have observed the progr' Of that great Ia suit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

H We notice thur ANIHoNY J.
BrEcgFR will cell At auction by order Of the Ad ninistrs
t, u Peter Van NEsT dec ased s'go and dossf '1s
aOortment & seote.l Il ,usenFd Furniture The sale ~,
tie place THis BAY the 30th 'nst premises al l
o'eock A. NJ 81 NO ~ est 18Th { Catalogues CA no"
h, nd Of the auetioneeT Ma. Broad-d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
A Cam TO THE LADIEs.-Madame

A CAnD TO THE LADIEs.-Madam La
vEsE he. just arrived Par' with a-ge o.
French hifery also TIRE czs~s OF Lsoes osps 7bu
des.ss spd q, cess Msses ts 10 NJ c'nI7n Iu 49,.
yean % o. ffv.n Msd.nr LAvENE wishes 70 n'oI 'ps
lsdes that b.r Bonpe and Csps are selected ION we '
fsbions hons. IN Pors ladies are respectfully ID
yiiee &, .aii ara ssmp. lase ock Of dlaety .
Fes,isrs FseTs ana Ribbons a her store tnd suoW
MONA No 81 rprDRst. third block sest OF brOaowsy
Msdaoe AvEkE will open Boanets on Thursday, sept
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Wing Documents for the Campaign

Wing Documents for the Campaign.
We ask the friends Of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
the following Campaign publications.
Friends of the Cause call and see If you
don't want to supply every house 10 your
County, Town or Ward with
TTuE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with 70 illustrations of the alUst sgent-
hui scenes in his lllustnous careers pamphlet Of
thirty-two pages, Oh 6ne paper. Pucs g. per hun
dred. 50 cents Der dozen. 3 cents single.
When ordered 10 90 sent oy Mali cents for
snder 500 miles and 4 cents Cor syer 500 miles
must be added, as the Post-Othce Department IT,
ases 10 ssnd sithout prepayment Of postase.
Also,
sStNES IN TuE LIFE OF GIN.
oSoA Ia broad sheet 70 DO hung 10 in DWELL
ms ms ahd punlc piaces-with eighteen spirited Illus
uaIsons-tl0 per thousand, Gil Der hundred. or 2
'ssS angiy. Terms, Cash indexibiy.
,,S.' 70 u ssat by Mai cent for $50 niles and
- eno cents Tor oyet 600 miles must bs ADDED
InE CAMPAIGN Iuuu M
| - - =" u'Ea@sar-tnc sasr ssz. ,,,ust-.,;..
sAo poee as the enghsh Editiou. Ala a"'n'
Ihk CAMPAIGN LIrR nm
% fTencsi the same style, pries s. ooTT
bresong. f'N'' 80 a. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

UNFADING SHADOWS
Tn. shadows rocgh dra~n by the SUD,
In basty dell and s,lysn slsde,
Last only till the Gay Is done,
THIN tide
But GvRNTY helps the simple sun
With op 10 81 III soc chem'e an,
His 81 slows ca b tuthfu one,
Never osJsu
CURNFIs Dasuerreisr Galleries ~ Nos l69 Roadway
ana $40 Roadway, amer Of Leona-dst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

AsTOR- PLACE HuTEL. Broadway oppo-
site Aso,.pl.ce ThY PIE. IMPLICATED Ho- havns 1r
dfrgore Xelsve addtoIs aud 4tersoo VII DC opco iOt
IN, sce,,,cr ~ bosdsT. on ih- & 81 Gay u OSto1
Wv H. WATERNAS IT,, Proprietor.
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~ WindOw Shades, GIN Coraices,

LAss ana Mus,in Curtsins &c. Of vnoesale. KELrY L
fKaeSsos have hard very exsays stock Of the
eoodA and prepared 70 casr TO puehssers either AZ
Ohoas or rsssil hsxxins not 10 30 sound elsewhere
Some vsTy superior styles Of gold sordr shsds.
KsLTy FrRGUsoS,
Es ssei DresdHsy md 81 Rsaas u
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w. r. Jsnn,ros a. Co. TO THE PUBLIC

oy E,wYoyE Publ, opiou for q successive years has
sfx,d the seal ~ sopOb.on 70 the ready made eion
Ing nanufsclur by w. T Jennings Go, no 20 BOW
Wv Without the sevsuous aid Of grsn0hoquent @o"et
tisernsu IL has aud H. regarded as unequaled 10 NJ
st, 10 ana fnisb 0en know that they e41 d~Pena
upo Il a. squai sDy ctqins made 10 measure Jehat
Co wish 10 invite especial steotion 10 tleh 'cfs aa
paloop. Tor The patterrs inc ' ie'
OF material the cotDg the makihs up, the hus1; 80
Tense the adm raon al every man Of taste and d,nmos
ZION IL is believed such made sppare fa' nc yer
before beeD sphuteo TO he public Tor their a. -
mai olurised 10 the iumeos- fall stock OF pAnts
Ioous yrsta serkS &C. at tfS ena5sh nHnt Oh
w e JeBbnss h CO, No ~ broid@sy, American Hotel
S-Cut.rs Of unsurpassed ski are empipyed IN the
order department where any article VI geutiemen5 stie
IN furnished 81 the shortest notice.
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LAle nr rRF AMkkICAN INsrITU y

Contributor, 10 tbis Esr have the bl'in,' - Cos
n,r cr.ape AID beter at the CoSGkgss CtRO FACTORY
X 15 Jessy-.t than ia. CITY, Ia osoq 1eooe
OF III, ffeioTy making their o~n st~k slOOs vi o d
snnerb Pr .yNc CO baue end foi se cheaper than
ear be puret .seo 81 tny otbei factory.
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n Clothing for the million. said 40 o'd
customer after selecting his fall clothing OF bis fnend snd
beostecto "A L. FosTEs No u Cortiandst where be selh
be shouid seud all hs hisDds end where al WI mo
choice and well selected stock Of ready made ci'hns aaa
f1ruisbfps souds
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Twen,y per cert, aaved JAMES OsTRoM, No 30 bberty-
q Of tr ,ale and Ia e ass'rtmeo1 OF Lsces tm-
h,,a. a.. WI te 90 ds Dr-ts Trimmings Boun-t ubb01s
G,a. Zen. Eowe,s &C &c Merchants who wish TO
ye tSept, PEI cent by psyoe cash for the above goods
are invite to c1auia- my SACK before puiGi esne
next d DOR 20 Post % lise.
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THnIusekeeper

II Housekeepers and all others Ia wan
Of B,Sdipe oss ar, &c. you'd DO we 70 esi ~ N "
lens oo ,asbl,ied WeTow0onIs No. % S1s'Dn -
sra.r Of muIhesryst wh-1. uay Be TOMAS ths % 81
-ut a Articles IN bis he offered {" nc p'o''
COOP AND HANDSOME BJoTs.-Drau'y
ard durability are two hiDss seldom found COMP red m "A
W.TEISs Root. they n.ve' % s-ste1 feson' y "a u
ts,le who gish fair equi'sent for stsh uOoeJ - '
WAT,fNs's No lls fuItoDt o.
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II Southern aud Western Merchants

could DO well purchase sirs JERVIss Cola Candy
ocis Of andoahtea COCO reputation for eoaeh eods and
other pepoeAy complaints This article, testified and
nhc1 % BY the frs OF the country sold 80 the pEns
81 ofAoa. No Sos Broadway BY Mr- w. JEKVI&