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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
Land Warrants

The Aashuue Tub Wig says
the sales of Land Warrants bylthe
brokers at New y ork, are at Sl5O
Cor the 100 acres script, S17 for 50
acres, and sS7l for 40 acres: The
leading dealers buyiat Sl46 4 slF,.
q, i s7$9, aud at S3f@ : 500
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

New YoRK.--The Democrats Of
this State have elected their entire
State ticket. Mr.. Brooks is defeat
ed for Congress. Mike Walsh, FAB.
Cutting, Hiram Walbridgc, and Wal
ker, all denocr rats, are elected to
Congress from the city.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

OF The List Of Letters is Published in
abe FGC eiieriHe Obserrd lin compli%es
with a aw of Congrf SIS which provides
,hat ii 81 all appear in The hewspaper having
The LAR$EsT CIRCULATION. 10
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

ColIoH, ss--g,od u,idding.
Corn. Ne y is worth 20 IL soc.
Bacon. ld0i2c e y.
Beef Ca;tle On loot 3fd34c.
Aueusra, GA.-Couon. asaasc.
ArLANr ia, GA.-Couon. SIC, market
depressed.
Bacon. Firm st l2!@i3! hog round.
Corn. Old 4oR5oc.
Lard. l3Gl6c.
Butter, 25f030c ~ Is
Peas 4dt95Oc.
The EmlIire has been proclaimed
in France. Louis Napoleon is to be
crowned shortly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
The Markets --latest Dates.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. As yet we have ne
material change to note in the grocery anc
produce market. The, opening Of naviga
lion, however. as The sticks become replen-
ished, will increase the traffic, and cause al
i[hmediaie change III quotations Of mos
afIcles.
Couoh. The receipts continue Quite
inrge, a4d already nearly double the receipts
81 The Sd me lime last year. The receipts oil
the week reach 1919 bales against 1888 Tor
the SAME time Idst yeqr The total receipts
since lst Septenl Der amour, 10 1852 agains,
1919 FOR The same time last wear.
Receipts at all The Ports. According
20 the New Orleans Price Current. Of Ocl.
9Th, ih4 total receipts at all the ports since
Sept. lsi, 1852, amount 10 $685. 3i bales.
agansl &73.506 10 same date Idsl year. ma
king an increase Ct 92,528 bdles. Total
exports to foreign ports i33,P97 against
lll.i20 10 same da.e last year; increase
this year 22,868 bales. Total exports 10
Nonherh ports 81 $50. against IS, 7o6 to
same date last year; decrease this year
2 $50 ba les. Stock Oh hand and on ship
board at a'l the ports 240. 536 dinsi 1876 .359
al the same date last year; j Increase this
year A. l78 bales.
Safes are very light, owing 10 the FACT
principally, that thore is very little Offering
fot sale. &c may be considered The OUT
side figure.
I Coffee. We hear Of no nddin6ris to the
stock On hand since our last. and we con.
tihue DUR last weeks quotations, remarking
thh the stock is very light. Nev Rio lie;
OLD do lOl.
Flour The market Is unchanged Be.
fore another week. however, CINCINNATI and
St. Ld uis flour will arrive. In the former
mhrkeE we observe a rise in quotations, and
of course a CORES bonding elevation will
take place here.
sueHr Brown IN hhds 667; clarified in
hhds 7468.
Moasses. S30a5c y gal.
Salt, Barrel Sal at 40c II BUSH Sack
coarse 81 IS, fine 81 70 toI 80
Candles. Tallow l2c; Star 93E25c;
Sperm 45c.
VIII sky. Rectifed IS to isc.
Bacon. Hams 9sc; Shoulders s,oi Sides
8 &c; hog bund &c.
Lard. Scarce at 8 to 9ic
Feaiher{. 2sO3Gc.
BeeswaI. leG2oc.
Ginseng 25O28c.
Corn NJ al 40 to SOC % bush.
Corn. fl 80 to So r. Dbl.
Irish POI atoes. 30c a. bush.
Sweet Pbaioes. Soc T. bush.
Cattle. Beef 3G4c; Sheep 81 to ST Soc
CiNcIsN All, Oh advanced to IS 60
Whisky iaI0l8S. =, Hogs ST.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
THANKSGIVING Day.

GOV. Campbell. Of Tennessee, has.
in bis proclaim ion, recommended
Thu r$day, the 18th inst, as aday OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
Sale

Those desiring to purchase val
liable property can have an oPportu-
nifty byattending the sale of Messrs.
McPhaL, on the 18th and 10th of
December. See advertisement in an
other column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
To Printers

To Printers
One-haIf of the Pulaski Gazette
Printing Office is offered to a good
practical printer, On good terms, by
its present proprietor, friend Moore.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
Selma OeiE!
81 OCERY BUSINESS.

GROCERY BUSINESS.
A inlo il again! b aye .
$50 heavy stock CT EelzziH.
Browa Crushed and Loa Susar;
Government Java Cufeei
Ezra Good Hio Coffee;
Extra Fiae Golden SYruPs
Re5oiled Molasses;
Barrel Salt;
Fine Sack Salt;
Coarse Sack Sail,
CasiingsI
Nails, &c sc.
AIlof which viii he sold slIredaced prices
for cash. For money in h4Hh. will sell
IRON. BY the qualify a. Nslshyiiie pri-
ces, with carriage Tie same old
price on time.
: iune 10. 1889 fIlAPaRD-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
A. s. DUAL.
SURGEON DENTIST,

G. HAVING permanently located at
L0TfTrY this place, intends by executing his
work I'M lite best possible style, 10 merit the
patronage bf his community. DIR. Duval
can at all times be found at his Office, on the
south side of The Public Square. at Hines
Hotel. who're he IS we'll prepared TO execute
work in cyl Try department OF his Profession
LAplEs wishing his services can be varied
on 81 their residences. either in town or
county. Nov | |, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
GOOD LUCK

-. TO Hose who call at Gil q
HRE HnsseiFs new store. on The
fnoTn east corner OF the Public
Square. wnefe they wIl find every thing
they need IN the way Of DRY GOODS. Al
me VERY LOWEST PRICES that has ever beea
olered- We pave just received our Fail
stock, consisting of blankets NJ eve,I
color and qualify; Overcoming In sn3
eyety taste; Cassimeres the mn,t hsan,,
fui; Hats. Shoes and Boots calculated Il
please 'he most iasiIdIons. We invite ali
persons wishing 10 buy Goods TO give US
call. and pledge ourselves 10 sell a, fsv.T
prices than was ever offered In this plsee
before. Dont iorget the low prices.
Oct. Z. 1872
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
For Rent

The room and &C la imu ediately
under the OJsaper pr ming office, for
the ems suing year Tor terms, &c,
apply DIT this office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
ID a Gu Il RR I \ AN.
PERFECT LEFELIKEPORTRAYT

which can be obtained in no other wav.-
When we call "a mind uncertainty OF life, the
ordinary though sometimes painful separa
t;on OF families and friends. together with
the ravaaesHof ,ime. It becomes matter Of
much interest and Importance 10 secure the
features Of f'lhe loved ones al home" before
d-a,h, dlStnhce Or the lapse Of time rem ers
II impossible.
sr3- Having iakpn lessons oil Mr. F. N.
HUGHEs-;he best Daguerrean Artst in the
Wesleru States I and furnished b mself with
superior camera aud implement Is The sub
serber tiai;ers himself he will be able TO give
Tie most entire satisfaction.
The I,a,lirs. who are always judges in
Of taste. are especially invited 10
Cd 4 aud exa mine his work and specimens.
A great vhriely Of Gases, Of ditferen sizes
a4'i quality, vii be kept constantly on hand.
Pieces very moderate J. B. HILL.
Nov lS, iSJ2--tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
aWSEzet Seed.
Northern Leather.

E5vseT 5OoI4 lbs sup Mort hern Sole Leather
yylS,.My.. 8 doz. French Ca i skins;
DO do heavy Kips. Tor sa lie by
Nov. Is. r. A. GRAY & co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

HYTs. EsE3x ~ r--ST .srE&AZ
Ell D.
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For fhe Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSEyEss,
BRONCHITIS, WH0OPING-CO COUGH,
| GROUP, ASTHMA, AND |
CONSUMPTION. -
FslHIS remeay . ..ill ,eu - tue connlonry
4 with The confidence a e feel in anl srri-
/ Gle whirh seldom fails 10 realize The happiest
Effects that eau be desired When once Ilied.
us superiority ever every other u,edieiHe %
IT'S Kind. IS too aPPareHtto escsre obsrrTa
! lion, and where its Virtues are snUwn, The
public no longer hesitate what snutole 10
employ for the distressing and danzetO1s a.
ieciions OF the pulmonary organs, which are
incident 10 our climate. Aud not only ih tie
formidable attacks upon the ung>, bui Ior the
mllder varieties of CoLps, Corsis, HotsSs
NESS. &c. and Tor CHiLDREs Il Is the pleas
ant ST aud safest medicine tia, esn BE- OBJ
tanned. No family should be Ynhtsr 10, ard
those who have used ID. never vii.
Read the opinion Of the following senJie
men who will Be recognized in The vasious
sections OF CT unIry where they ave loeated-
each and all as merchants Ct the iIst eIass
and OF the highest characier-ss lhe oidess
and most extensive Wholesale dealers in
Medicine. ~ith an experience unlimited on
the subject oil which they speaL. If there a
any value in the judgment If erperieqcel.es
This Certificate.
We the Undersigned. Whvlrsale Drv1e..,.
barring been long acquainted with AYERS
Cherry PecIoTsi, hereby certify pnr be lief tSs,
il is the best and most etie clunl ren.dyli Tor
Pulmonary Complaints ever offered 10 kae
American People, And we would. from opr
knowledge Of ITS con position. and ertpnsiy,
usefulness, cordially commend ~ ~ the az
licied as worthy their best conflrncp. Aut
with the firm conviction, that il will daIlo.
their relief all that medcne can do.
Henshag, Edmands & Co Bosom. Ma
Reese s. CuiaoG, Baltimore. Md.
Ladd s. Iugrsham. Bangor. Me.
Hayiland. HalralI & Co, Charleston. \ b
Jae"b S FaTrand, Detroit. MICA.
I. II. AicAlIis;es. louisville, Kg.
Francis & Walton, ST. Louis. No.
Jos. Tudker. Mobile. Ala
rheodor A. Peck. Burlington. W
Havilanp, RisIey s Co.. Augusta. Ga
Isaac d. James. Trenton. N. ].
J M. Townsend. Pitlsbprg, Penn
Clark Co, Chicago. III.
z. Z. Gay. Burlington. lowe
NJ. A. Stanton s. Son, Norfolk. Va.
Ed. Birnghursi. Wilmington, Deiaw,,e
John GlEteri & Co Philadelphia. Pa.
u w H. Imam, Washington, d. ..
|. Wight & Co.. r. Orleans, La.
Watson. Wall s. Co. Fl. Wavne. In
,. Z. Richmond & CO.. San francesca. c..
Lewis & mes. Ta!Iahsssee, Flordn
+. Strong. Knok vilIe. Tenn.
Chiffon & Duer. Little Rock. ARK.
StiIler. Slade & Co., Lexington, Ms.
Y. D. Labside. Galveston, Texas.
Chas. Dyer, IT,. Providence, X.
los. Nj. Turner. Savannah, Ga.
Wade. Eckstein s. Co.. Cmciaaa,i. Ob.c
"iih such assurances, and ffom such H,en
10 stronger proc can &c adduced. sxu~it
hat fauod in effects upon trial
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AVER
Druggist and Chemist. Lowell Ms-a
Sold by DIEMER & HAMPTON FaE
iieViIle. Oct 7. sos
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

Nsw ORLEANS. LA.-Bacon. Sides are
abundant And without demand. Sales could
therefore only be effected with difficulty,
and at extremely irregular prices-7O7sc.
Shoulders, on tho contrary, are scarce, al
&c. Hams sell at from | l TO sc.
Lard. There has been some inquiry for
poor No at l0c, for shipment TO the No nh.
Prime won ID command ll0lI4c.
NEw Yo AK. n. Y.-FIour. 5000 bill a,
So 81 10 : g.. Corn 9ec.... Mess
Pork III.
JEFFERSON CRY. Mo.-The market is but
little easier for purchasers Than at he cl lose
Of Lac, week, with good demand. Beef
Caule, (Wes,ern,) fine, e Is nett 7c. =.
Hogs S Is nett 1900. Sheep $
head Ss 10 5 25-... Mich Cows d. head
$50 10 S.. Calves and Yearlpgs a.
head 81 Sc to 9 So
ME,dPHls. TEHn.-Co,on.. The market
somewhat dull. The qualities from Strict
Midding TO Good 'Middling. gu, few sales
under eIc-none under 8sc, and The ave-
rage [lon 9 10 ste. The demand good.
Middling ...,.- sta 81
Strict Middhng. = = 83O 81
Good Middling I....9 "a st
Middlng Fair .94O 81
Fair .l..>...s. :. 10
eaATTAsaosa, TEss. Prices Of produce
az stationary,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
FOR SAE.Ifl

- coivEsIENf Family Resi-
S353A dence, ladjOiniDg the Town Of Fay
@-- etteyiIle with ihe loI Of ground nnI
which The house stands being the same Il At
the subscriber purchased OF Samnei F.. Cii-I
liIand. obtaining % acres. For particulars
apply on The premises .
JOHN T. MORGAN.
June "a. 1887
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18
sETAWLs.

ERod the most co pmon qualities 9.
j Yarn Shawis 70 bteI fnes, SILK sn9
Grape. Of various erleSs 70 suiI the taste d
rorsssstsis Zoe, z GILL s RUSSELL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-18

ca AT7Asoosa. TEvs. Fhces Of prodace
s.h stationary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
GEN. SCOTT On TIE STUMP,

Gen. Scott says rural contemporary,
contrary to the example of any candidate
of either the great political parties of this
country, ard contrary to the taste of all
good men, has taken the stamp"-a
statement which we quote simply to show
that rustic Editors of the Loco-Foco hue
are not behind their more sophisticated
city brethren in professional and partisan
accomplishments.
A bill passed Congress at the session Of
lo50-5l by which 1.-The General-in Chief
OF the Army. the Generals Of the Eastern
ana Western Divisions, the Quartermas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
IMPu DENCE REBUKED.

One Thomas J. Semmes, who SAYS he
is Catholi; supporter of Gen. Pierce.
writes 4 most extraordinary letter to
Archbishop HUGHEs Of this City, which
he has been weak enough TO publish in
The Union, with the Archbi.hop's an
swer. Mr.. 5. bluntly says:
81 address you because, for soms week, p.,,. nm.
mon ru1or has given out In this vicinity and bel.vs
elsewhere that you In coo junction with ssyor. ota,
disinsushed members Of the Roman Catholic hIarsr
shy entertain and express the opinion thai the Can
ocs ihrou lhout the Union should regard the
ing PrenseIta election as Nc opportunity 10 ssnlfv
their dsapprooaiion Of that portion of the Consrin,
don Of TIE supe Of New ia p,hire Commonly ,.lsd
the RELIGIOUS Test Clause which excludes the Romsn
Catholic citizens Of that State from an euual p.rdcs
ton Of the privileges and immu mites enoyed bv the,r
Protestant brethren and that a. msrited resale \,
the Sats Of New Hampshire the Catholic voter, should
mariiest their disspproosiion at the polls by yo,lo
assinss Gen. Pierce, regardless Of ordinary party All
Ties ard political predbectlona'
HereUpon Mr.. Semmes undertakes 70
enlighten the Archbishop with regard to
the history Of the New Hampshire Test
and the efforts for It's abolition, in the
course Of which ne shows that LIE hs, been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
PRESIDENTIAL ESTIMATE The Nationa

PRESIDENTIAL ESTIMATE The National
DImOera, states that Secretary Corwn, Wills Ia New
York, conceded that Pierce and King would certainly
carry the following States:
Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Horde, Mississippi
Louisiana, Texas Afkansas, South Carolina, Assoah
Illinois Michigan lows, California. New Hampshire,
and MassaehuseIs. Thvso States ave l@3 electoral
votes.
- Is not this most ridiculous MAssacHV-
SITS will give Gen. scott larger plurality than
any State in the Union will give Gen. Pierce. We
believe Gen. Scott will carry at least four OF the
States were set down as given up to Pierce by
Mr. Corsin. OF course, the SecTetar, never made
any such conces sion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

By TELEGRAPH. Gen. Scott reached
Msysvie, ny, on Friday evening. Hon. Jean
Chabot has been appointed Cnef Commissioner
of Public Works in Canada, vice Hon. John
Young, resigned. Erie County held her Wing
Convention on Friday, aud renominated Hon. ).
G. Haven for Congress; the County ticket and
the resolutions passed will be found in the tel
egraphc column. We have a notice Of an i'm.
mense Wing meeting at POttsFille, Pa. 1t doe,
seem, on comparing all our various accounts from
Pennsylvania, as though no Polk Dallas and the
Tariff Of 1912 swindle can go down this wear.
The Japan Expedition is 10 consist Of TIRES war
steamers-the Mississippi, the Princeton and the
Allegheny. At Cincinnati whole family have
been poisoned one OF the victims is dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
MISERY MAKES STRANGE BEDrELLows.

John Van Buren, and Ex. Senator Dickinsos
ale to speak at he same meeting, in behalf Of
Piece and King, at Scranton. Pa, on Saturday
evening next. Having for himself Kissed and
made friends with Scripture Dick, John is willing,
then, to try to put the Free .SOilers OF that re.
giOn through the same interesting process, by ar
guing that love and hatred OF Slavery Extension
are essentially the same, and that Mr.. Pierce has
always been great Free. Soiler while his coisju-
tor will prove that the recent schism in the party
was all a misunderstanding, and that 10 reality both
fractions have never known any other principles
than those Of the Baltimore PlatfJrn. Alas,
low Lard both these virtuous Republicans wat
TO get into flee
N. B.-Nothing charged Tor this adyerti,sGa,a,
Of the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
GEN. SCOTT AMUNG THE PEOPLE.

We ,sst no American citizen will fail
TO peruse the sketches We publish this
morning of Gen. ScoTT's reception at the
various points on the Ohio he visited on
his present tour Of duty. We envy not
the man who can read those sketches
without msistened eyes and a swelling
heart. Gen. Scott is not an orator, and Is
man Of deeds rather than words, yet the
People have only to see and know him to
awaken in his behalf their deepest enthu-
siasm. OHIO will be stirred to a more
vehement and general activity by his trip
scross her soil; and as to kENruckr, he
who ima:ines that her majority for the
leader OF her chlyalry on so maay hard
won heid will fall below Ten thousand, can
know little OF her gallant spirit. TIE Great
west Is henceforth a camp, and the ID Of
November will prove how ferven, i il
ee'O'lon to the Chieftain who q, srsrx
ir0naer has Gained the rage Of Fsc,;or
qoenehed the fires of National bo,rsd
enhanced the renown of the Coup,,r
Frierds of Gen. Scott, ask your ,.a;s
ent or adverse neighbors to read IN. :.
counts Of Gen. Scots reception bv and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
EHfuMArisN CusEp.-Eyerv s,rm

kHEUMArisM CURED.-Every form of
this dreadful dsexe from IsAAmmstory ,sa,,
% cd Chonc ct many yeas ssndns may be cared
hy tie OF w bottles Of that celebrated remedy
Nos rtsoKr' sRHEpNATicC oNPoVSD and Bloom PVSTIrs
THIS entirely Of vegetable exussroos-sn inter,
nal remedy prepared Tor this one dis alone Tnonsaads
CT patients have cured eurg the past BY the use
OF this preparation Of them old e0ronc Of from
ten 70 fory years stzndinf-enpples nor yes and oas
since gwen enent ply eizas both In this country
and nrope. Testimony. Of highest character sstsnins
tbsse cts oil chesrfey Submitted 10 the iss~eos OF
those afflicted hss tiends who feel sufficient inter.
ess to cali IT the Cess osee Of the prOpIetora Ne
Barclay st. Astor Htuss New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

e Job Haskell, formerly of this City
has been nominated for issealbly by the riefes
Democracy Of Nasliingtoa County Let pfsIi
Wisconsin. Job nas ore Of tho htl.sIs Of Native
Amercanism, and was an ofIce-holder under inc
brief reign Of Native America aism 10 this Ciy'
The District Is mainly settled by iiamigrantsdfon
Ireland and Germany, who sill be told that JOB .
Natiyism is Wing lie AID viii probably elect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

,,,po,,e, TO the People Of the Ohio Valley.
Those vino dislike him cannot read without
having their prejudices 'oftensd and their
bar. wsrmei by the feciral. L. the
psople bat know Gen. Scott aud his TIL
Dr,h !, certain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

MAINE on THE MAINE LAw.-Ths Gar
(ifer Fountain classes the new Legislature o.
Maine on the Liquor Law as follows SEsArK-
For the Law, nineteen, Against 1t. tro. HotsE-
For the Law, Eighty fur Against it, Trents'
neaId from.
We haven't heard any reio ling over the re-
suit in Maine in the Liquor organs. Isn't IL n'
they tegar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

lLLiNoIs.-The Independent or Free
Democracy have male the following State nom.
nations: For Governor, ID. A. Knowlton, Of
Stephenson Co.. for Lieut.. Governor, Philo Car
penter Of Cook Co.. for Secretary Of state.
EraAtus Wright, Of Sangamon Co.. for AUDITOR
T.. |. Smith of McHeny. Ia the lid Dissnst
John W. By ant is the Free Democratic candidate
for Congress-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27

r The Ner Era. Or Heares 0gsrM
10 Man, is about to be issued weekly at Boston
By Mr. 5. e. Hewitt, who announces that III
viii lie medium for the Sigltr order Of SpiIiti1
Communications. We decidedly approve oil t'e
discrimination he promises 10 exercise, Tor so'ae
Of the alleged spiritual CARNATIONS seem to uso'
a low ordsr-yery low indeed. Let 10 asar ho'a
the neral aris.oency Of ghOsttOni BY NJ means
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
For EnrOpe.

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued TO-MOR-
ROW MORNING, at 9 O'clock 1t will con-
tain a i the Latest News up to the time Of going
to press. Single copies in wrappers, ready for
mailing can be had at the desk. Price Six Cents.
The Niagara sails from Boston on Wednesday
of ID n'clnck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-27
NV FALL AND WINTEG Day GooDs.-

B,1cgcocE LRADBEATER, No al Bfoad"sy cor Lem,
ara have reesived their fsimpNst ~ aga Ee
90 their eu,fom>Ts i'm ever KIDD OF fA aod "ts
n, ods OF the nsUst richest and most oenra7ie Ji
"a on the most favoTss terms as SIz 81 every shn
prcsSss ,leesnt Backs Cbsugsshes. Sulfes fa as a.
ShsvIs a. al kinds French MerDOs CsshDeros Osts ~
md ey,rytbus else fact WI icb sdS cAn desire ot ne
s,ohe Gsntl.uep si ind 80 endid stock OF theit
srynsf &c there DdersbIs ann Drawers OF eVerJ ko9
~ ns,srs scars CrsVats Handkerchief. &c &c end w
a. ,h, nueb c amer TOO thsa Ofdins'y gsntlenlehs
s,shtn, s,orss Remnants Of Wiadov DrapeTies large
lot which they will sell Of very great bargains
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Tar nrrAILs or UREss.-Iti is not aIOne

In te cut Of coat tina. the skill and taste OF the ssHc
tailor Is eispsyed As much picsty sno arc are ~
ndpfsp the psntsoons and gracefully TO the n.e
in trac M the eunefinear diagram wnlco gVes sPsJ
eies.ncs 10 fssnopabe dr.ss coat All paris ot ssnus
nsos costume must bis dress ~ii oe
~ II JyEsiNesG Co have, for twenty-five years l'os
every branch OF their business sparse sLuoy Re
ready made Dress RTocs Cnas are not sups'o
ynosf costly rsifneofs u the class maze W
and ln the styles " their ready made |ess sh9 -
public opipi0p pTooo0nces teen oanVsisa Ra.ioen
- i, .puly 70 their sscks Oversseks OVeiooat, 80;
C~.is IA ali te varieties 4 apparel cOnpi.eo ~ %
s~roo,eosnsys sack kusnser' sot urnns 40 .ns
49, ~ nnlc o. EeWh orb are iaviteo 70 n'Peos l7
WI . 49, kshios.b e Fall assortment sncn e. n' IN l1S
va on y-msde clothing esDno. b, loana C,t
densru ent ~ Jennings Co 5 the best CutVSfs
orrs.ble In AInerca employed, and eure ,ns OF
go ~ ,uits can BE- supplied % measure II few u'U4'
W.T. JESSiSGs Co, No 81 sfosd~sj,
Americ an ilotel.
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PAPER WAREHoUsE.-WR Pa
rERS BY rHE CASE 0SLy-CYRvs W. FIELD Co. No. II
Gilt cole Agents for the Victoria Mills aud Agents for
almost all the Paper Manufacturers in this country OF
fer Tor sale very favorable terms (mush loSer than mill
prloeSl OF the extensive deSs able stocks of
American, French ard English WAITING PAPERs ever
shown In the United Stafes
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