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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
The Fires Blazing In Montgomery.

FORT PLAIN, Monday, Sept q, lSJe
TsM Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
The nomination at Syracuse falls upon
the bunker portion Of the pseudo Democratic
party in this vicinity ike wet blanket. With
them, Seymour is by no means acceptable. His
vascllatng, time-serying course has rendered him
particularly obnoxious. Ills conduct in regard {,
the Erie Canal Enlargement and his course at the
Baltimore Convention are dead weights, calcu-
lated to make him slow nag requiring the free use of
the rowel to get under way Toilets nomination wo nt
take as bait They reject It az Inadequate Offering
The Hunkers openly express their dissatisfaction, and
declare their Indifference about the fate of the ate
Ticket Tie wire-puers and lackeys cannot smother
or disguise this feeling which Is doing i certain work
Corrupt hirellngs may say what they will about the
great unanmity that prevailed at Syracuse and print,
broadcast their false accounts of har mony-it will not
avail them. The truth will out.
| am personally acquainted with several Hunkers
who would not give rush TO secure the election of
Seymour Co-vho repudate all that was done by
the Bsrnburner Convention, and will leave those 70 sup
port the ticket who made out the nomination.
From this detection the Wings may profI Although
we don't Intend by 10 to be diverted from grand
purpose by relaxing any effort, yet these indications
give US heart, and will work with the greater alac
rity conscious that thereby our efforts ,oH be re-
rdrded
Our earnest Whigs are aware of the importance of
organization. We some time ago formed a Lundy's.
Lane Club In this village, and appointed our working,
Committees
This Club met ON Saturday evening at Beekman Hall,
ts headquarters where the attendance OF citizens and
yeOmanry Vas numerous and enthusiastic I dscov-
cred smorgthe audience several inquiring Democrats
who arc wheeling into line for Scott and Graham.
The meeting opened By Stephen d. Rue, Esq.
late Wing Deputy Sheriff, whose speech was humoroup
searching and prognostic OF the Overwhelming do n
that awaits Loco ocoism Mr.. Rue was once q sup
porter Of Mr.. Van Buren,, and consistent opponent
which he had formerly been allied advocating pnnoi.
pies he could not sanctontoo much corruption for one
of his manly turn Of midland he thence become and
has continued efficient, Jealous worker In the Wbig
srmy
After Dir. Rue had concluded, p G. Webster. E,o.
the President Of the Club introduced 10 the audience
stephen ssmmons, Esq, Dlstric. Attorney OF this
County. Mr. sammons gave Us an abl commentary ON
the comparative morris Of Scott aud Pierce. which
placed the latter gentleman where hs has ever BEEN 10
comparative obscurity, and was received with warn
applause he 10 an able speaker who inspired his su
dience with the right spirit Three cheers and deer
were given at the close OF his remarks.
be assured that we will give you welcome report in
november from old Montgomery. She can If she will
and having the power, who doubts her Wilt | conf
oenpJ uuit 10 be able tossy after election, she has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
Words Of Cheer from Pennsylvania.


HoNEsDALE, Pa, Monday Sept 6, 1852.
Our political sky was never brighter here
than at present. The name and fame of WIN
FIELD ScorT carry with them a tower Of strength.
His deeds are inscribed upon the heart OF nearly
every citizen and glorious Wing victory in the
Keystone State will certainly be the result of the
efforts now being made to pro note the success Of
Scott and Graham. could name % Democrats
in this very town who are jealous supporters of
the hero of so many battles. The Life of Scott
Is doing it's work among the voters of Wayne Co.;
and it is really believed that tn LOco-Foco ma
jority in this County will be reversed in favor Of
Winfield Scott. This part of the State is alive
with enthusiasm for the gallant old conqueror;
and you can put Pennsy vania down for Scott and
Graham; for as certainly election day arrives
will the vote of this State be carried for the Wing
ticket.
The Wings have great meeting here on We'd
nesday evening, when it is expected that from five
to six thousand people will assemble to hear the
truth proclaimed by number of prominent Wings
from abroad.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPIENlbEh To- lo0S'

bs have spoksn about the greatness OF the
present sssembiage. | cell it but very S"s"
one. and one which by no means represents 'ne
Germans of New-York. While in former years
that hall on such occ asions had been crowue'
full. at this time but a handful are p'eS.a''
This is a shame TO the Germans Of New o'A.
We differ altogether from Herr kosens'e'"
On ,bi. poipt; Il can be nothing else than honofa'
bic to any set of men to refuse TO 'o"o" SUI"
fuelemen as Lux, FOersch, Rosenstein' ana lev
Herr MeTkle.
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By TELEGRAPH. - We learn fro

By TELEGRAPH. - We learn from
Charleston, that delegation Of Seminoles is on
its way to Washington to have talk with the
President. At its head is the redoubtable Billy
Bowlegs himself The company is under the
charge Of General Blake, and it is supposed that
definite arrangements will be made with the Pres
ident for the removal of the Seminoles west OF
the Mississippi. The trials Of two Cambridge
rumsellers, at WATERFOWL Mass, resulted in the
acquittal of one, and the postponement Of the
case Of the other. An exciting affair was made
Of it. Several other interesting items will be
found reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

REAPING MACHINEs.-We are informed
that at trial of reaping machines which took
place at Geneva in July before Committee
Oh the State Agricultural Society, the first
premium for moving and the second for reap
ing were awarded to Manny's Northern Illinois
mower and Reaper; the first prize for reapng
was gwen to Burall's Reaper; third prize for
reaping was given to Seamore s. Morgan's N. Y.
reaper. Twelve machines competed for thc
prizes, Hussey's and McCormick's among them,
NANNY alone received prize for both moving
ana reapng, though 80 ne Of the others are d.
signed Tor both kinds Of work. The wards verl
announced on Friday at the State Far at Utica.
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~ The Truss mot the Lever Truss, J

but MARsns sht essc self 81 ustSg Truss ia offered IS
boon 10 the afflicted MIR MARSH has been practical russ
manufactures for the last % yeas no phosed from
hotel keeper bis nuss has been examined AID approved
by the medical faculty aud has cured hundreds Of those who
have them He has had Trus.as
made during the dark ages The Lever Truss sppe 20
be production peculiar 90 that period the inventor
much more familiar with instruments made about thai time
than with hoe Of modern date Pssnts after having Ga.
smIed the zone hundred Tru~es q various Ainds and
tied The invented IN the DARK invited to call
st No y Maiden lane and be fitted and guarantee that
they will admit that they have found boom for the afflicted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

We have one days later news from Cal
fernia, with advcPs from the Sandwicb Islands
Panama, the Southern Coast of the Pacific and
Jamaica. The steamer Illinois brings the Cali.
fornia mails Of Aug. IL, with over a million and
half Of Gold Dust on freight and in the hands OF
passengers. The details concerning Flores and
his expedition which are given elsewhere in our
columns viii be read with interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
To- MAINE holds her State Election t

~ A"h'-'h H"iNS hOA p'otO i-ioOtiOu W.
day. Temperance will give Gov. Hubbard large
Wing vote, while many of his own party will
vote for Chandler, the Rum candidate so that
no one can guess which will have plurality.
We think Gov. Hubbard will probably be elected
by the Legislature-not by the People. We
hope to chronicle the choice of three Wing
Members of Congress and gain in the Legisla.
ture. But the Rum question deranges all calcu-
lations as to the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
VERMoYr.-We have the vote for Gov
error of few Counties complete, which com
pares with that Of last year as follows
To,eI53l4 3l22 3s52 1909 1896 l,19'
~; -. Eairbanks I $50. do Williams l214

Total 1914 3ls2 $50 f.cVS = ~ ltt''
Msi aeaips, Fairbanks, $50 DO. Williams, LEA.
In Chttenden Co. the Democratic and Free
Soil parties formed coalition, and elected most
of their candidates Including two OF the three
Senator's by a small majority.
Generally the only notable development Of
the canvass is the return Of the Sham Democra-
cy, who have been shanmug Free Soil for the
last three years, to the regular fold. Unlike
their brethren in Massachusetts,, they have found
the coalition Improbable, and they repudiate it
henceforth, save in those Counties where it can
be made TO pay
The Wing plurality is larger this year than
for either of the last three years, but it may not
amount to the absolute majority required to
elect State Officers. That matters nothing,
however, as the Legislature is strongly Wing in
both branches and will elect (ii not already
elected the Wing State Officers on the fret
ballots.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, SEPT. IL, 1852.
For Pyeudent
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jersey.
For Pee Presidenf,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Of North. Carolina.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued TO-MOR-
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The america sails from Boston on Wednesday at
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
RHEUMATISM CuRED.-Thousands OF

eases have been cared during the past year. comprising every
fm Of this painful and hitherto ircuTabe disease nom the
recent inhaumsoTy (scue) attended with swelnss Aue
enlargement OF The joints to old Chronic Of 10 10 20
year, sssnenf cTpPes oT years These havs been cured
BY that celebrated remedy Mortimores Rheumatic Com.
pound and bood Purifier which vegetable spirit an in.
remedy, put forth for tins disease alone Call and
etshne testimony tom physiciana Minister'S usrchant,
ana ensens OF hgh standing throughout the United state,
Wv. ALk>sSoEs a Co. Central Ofics
Nc. barclay-st Astor uors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

CoNNEcTIcUT.-The Free Soil candi-
dldates for Presidential Electors are John BOYD of
"insted, Zebulon Brockway of Lyme, John p
lrsrahom Of sufiield, George Read of Deem River
y" Hllam Held of Pomlret, Lewis. Beers, Jr, of
StTatfold ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
VAN DEusEN's IMPROVED WAppvxv

IOm she unprecedented ,uccess Of this admir.h n,
loe inc inquiry - eay made, Why is IN a. ~
~. Is shaI oet satisfactory IL asts on M. b,is- -
tsees causing the eooTins matter give hssSv Sno
10 the esesStd hair and reproduce IL ana 10 rrs 90
" meh - gisN 20 IT'S original color. Sold AZ he s 10
DEPOT Ne rs "a snbersst, and BY the prosps
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~ II never did fail; i, never can fail

Il aid hNm IL never do harm; 10 acts UPON
positive law OF NsiaFes fundamental and
fsct that diseases exist together from the same
the Nervous Andote pro5u artificial ecstssS
thsgus BY sction upon the System that
irstsot the natural disease brokea there chance
sbost n. faculty dare not dspute IL have pledged my
soul 600 upon tbs truth Of INV fm conviction Of Il based
usos ,xpeiieroe ard will rledse 81 that worth to
ny iellow man upon its action and success
Tabor Warts, Elestriesl Nsrvst
No al 0ssens ishst-Dspot Ne. Is Ana st.
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n FowLERs Il WELLS, Psychologists
Aaa Publishers Clinton Hail. No. lsl Nassau ct, New-yorh
hzi No. 1t2 Wsshins ton-st. Bostsp-

MELRosE SoUrH.-Lots for sale at Sll0
In the Manor II Morrisaoia lies on the Harlem Railroad
few minutes walk from the river-the first rising ground TO
the hight after passing the Railroad Brdgesre ~ cents
SIS yearly Thirteen trains each way daily. This village
plot contains about thousand six hundred city lots OF
which twelve hundred have been disposed Ct In less
two years RemsnR hundred be had tho above
prices easy terms Of pay Title indspuabe Apply
TO ROBEKT III ELTON agent No Tryon-row from 9 10 II
NJ at his Office Melrose South every afternoon.
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ALABAMA.-So far as formed the Scott
enc Graham Electoral ticket will stand:
" f@ e Sat az Lorse-A F. Hopkins, of Moblse "
w, ". hilisrd Of Montgomery. l. A R. Manning. of NJ.
&c = W. .. Noes, of Montgomery; g. J. s s.orr.
-. 'ue0y Darrell T. Bestor, of Sumter; S. N D.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
u The Colored PeopLe of Ob;o held

u The COlOred People Of Ohio held a
Convention at Cleveland on the 9th, which was
attended by some five hundred of their number.
They discussed the means of improving their own
condition. especially by instruction in the Me-
chabical Trades to which they have now great
difficulty in gaining access, owing to the bitter
piejudces against them. Their proceedings we're
orderly, pertinent and dgnifed. The Forest
CITY says:
Several Southern gentlemen, planters, who
were present yesterday at the colored peoples
Convention, expressed great qualification at the
ability displayed by many OF its members, and
one OF them who owns 200 acres of land and 80
slaves in Mississippi declared that if he thought
II would on the whole better the condition of his
saves ne would give them all free papers at once"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

RHODE lsLAND.-An Industrial Fair
and Temperance State Convention will take
place in Providence this week-the latter on
thursday and Fridays evenings. The Maine Law
Is beng 'igol ously enforced throughout the State
and Is doing much good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

NV YoRK.-In the XXIst District,
Eiisha b. Smith has been nominated for Congress
by the Opposition Convention.
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" Southern and Western Merchants

would 90 well purchase Mrs JERSs Cold Candy an ar
tce Of undoubted good reputation for coughs colds and
other pslmopsy complaints This article tesea aud cor.
6ed TO BY the inst Of the country is sold at the
pal office, Nc So6 Broadway, by Mrs W. JERyIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
-r.- A nonrish of trnmpets often am

ry A flourish of trumpets often an an.
.Orrcs. ory ,hw Sometimes particular. ~. the
Inn. ush, red before the publ; IN
sNe OF nSe.yrs 60 gull the public by proc -
scs SS, s" ss and calling o@stens new ana ss%
n. own BO, the trick so9 ne Jenny Lind ticket
sne' hh.Sss 20 think that such patty a. 20 yssr.
s%p,ns Sos gu. style .a o. If HI: II. O%a nvsnon would
ago sOmethirs olsss public II YOU want 1000
Ts cal. in .. Sc Ia &c. better finer
ofkpsa :"d see II s ~. . .oa in srosswsy fn s.
s.u,rR HAr.-LEARY q Co.,
SEFTh - t..b,on for 9entlemsn's Hats, Nos.
leaders Ard onse Broadway The pattern for Sep.
.%sS Of sy Of nsss:d IN as
strictly eohns 20. .ymmetric form. Believing tbs excite
have abated the attention OF our
sSremen solicited to the qIet aaa
approval.
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OHIo'-Hon. F. w. Green has been
a re as the Opposition candidate in the
Tlflin District.
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oHIo'-HOn. Alfred P. Edgerton has
oten reromlnated by the Opposition for Congress
In the With District.
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He OASH 10 ONhi hOI ~ Il"
TWENTY per cent saved-JAMEs OsTRoM No. So Liberty
st oers for sale and large assortment OF Lsces I'm
broideries White Goods Dress Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons
Gloves Grapes Flowers &c &c Merchants who wish TO
save twenty per cent by paying cash for the above goods
are invited to examine my stock before purchasing.
JAMES OsTROM, No So Lbertyst,
next door to PostO Office.
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P.ri, Cloak and Mantill. Emporium No ssi BrosdwA.

HOSIERY AND UNDER-GARMENTs -
RAYS ADAMS Importers and Msnofactuer' No S9l Broad
way, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel offer to the public
choice selection of HOSIERY AND UNDER GARMENTS un
surpassed in quality variety Of styles and lownesi Of
prices call om all in want Of such goods respectfully
faA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

Rich CARPETINGs.-SMITH q LoUNs-
Berry No 448 Pesrs are prepared to exhibit their
fall styles comprising complete and desirable assortme emit
Of rch Velvet Tapestry, Brussels, Three Ply and Ingram
CNpeting Also choice assortment Of all other goods
tanning the Carpet trade all of which they offering at
prices that challenge competition.
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State-as follows
aA-D
1850.

The Official Canvass may vary the above, but
very slightly. We believe no County remsius to
be heard from but Reynolds, aforesaid
We are glad to hear that the scqndalous
frauds in st. Louis County, where the Benton
Democracy immensely increased their vote, are to
be investigated. Henry Belt, the Wing candi-
date for Sheriff, defeated the face of the returns
by dozen votes, has given notice that he will con-
test the election Of John NJ. Winner on the ground
that four hundred and fourteen persons, whose
names he gives, voted who were not citizens of
tie | nited States that one hundred and sixty
four voted twice, thirty voted three times, nine
voted four times, and eight voted fire times. lie
gives the name of each individual.
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Ham DYE AND Wlas.-R.ncur.a.,-

k>Def>ctory oI thess articles celebrated 4. al r, =,
tho weric peFsons wishing hsht elegant and au.6 W.
OF fpupee surely ee suited His Hair DYE h .,ns
10 srrs gusTsptee) sod wholesale ana retail a. NJ
&all-st Copy the sdSross-bewAre OF imisatsons " S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

$50 Lots advertised BY 10 be sold at Suaton Port
and Flammersburg Monday. the l5Gh inst is post
poned until MONDAY Sept. ~ by particular request tn.
tae will positively take place that day - clock At the
Merchants Exchange, NY.
ALBERT II. NICoI ~ Auctiouser
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lowA.-The Opposition State paper di-
'ides the new Legislature Including Senators
holding over politically as follows:
Senate. Wing. III Oppo. 20
House .......... - ...23 - ...39
Joint Ballot. ..3i SO
Opposition majority .25.
The Wings had Ten Members in all in the last
Legislature-now "a. This is one of the great
Democratic victories" of 1852.
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SEED WHEAT.-Golden Australian, Cen
esee White Flint soules Blue Stem, Mediterranean and
other choice varieties Of Seed Wheat together with
full assortIns ut of Field and Garden Seeds 49,
A B. ALLEN Co, Nos. 1879 and l9l "aterst
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MrcnrGAS.-The Wbig and Opposition
CoDgre ssonal nominations have all been made
WIG. OPPOSITION
l. William A. Howard, David Stuart
II Joseph r. Williams David A. Nobls
III. Henry X Williams Samuel Clark.
". George Bradley, Hestor L. s.svsns
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E.su,oNs FOR LADIEs.-The subscriber

TASHIUNo fUh IhUTr.0' IT. II, IN,
respectfully that to-day the 18th lnst ne VIII
his usual semi annual exposition OF Partisan Cioaks
and Msntillss selected by himself in Pans during ms
pas month"; and embracing everything that Is neh beau
tiul and new these deservedy popular envelopes Ihe
varieties comprise Coaks Msntss Clypsos Talma' An
daussn WrspIers, Peenes, Msnteaux Psrnennes, Ade-
hss Sorties Bal Leonss &c &c. The different novel
ties will be so displayed in the and elegant store NOV
extended to three times its former dime nsons as TO oder
S's-' ' GEO BULPIS,
p.L. ClosL and Mantilla Emporium No. 36I Broadway
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NEW York FINISHED
Building repairing.
Stery upcn story rearing.
Tellus men Of modern Babel
Whep oh when, will the last gable
Be putup-ard all the rubbish
Nov alas quite up to the hub ism,
Disappear, and leave tie side walks
What they ano should be, wide walks
While the oDtsde's vile, however
LYONS doir his endeavor
To effect publication
In each city habitation;
Bed bugs Flees aud Ants Destroying
An the min so annoying.
Depot for Magnetic Powder and Pill for desIoJleg In
secs, vermD No 424 Broadway . cents per hssA OF
box.
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ON FOLKS AT HoME.-C

OLD Folks AT HoME.-Go where you
will in the street, the theatsT in the drawing
TO hear this beautiful melody The bands play
it. the Dewsboys sing IT. everybody is singing Far from the
Old rolss at Home"
Copies forwarded by mail the receipt Of Is cents
eight postage stamps.
FIRTH, PoND Co, Publishers
No | Frank I'm. square.
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yusIuEss NOTICES.

ExcrLs,oR.--BEEBE q Co.. NO. 100
B,.axsy, respectfully solicit the attention Of ''
,As r.a fa.hion for eentemens HAS
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MIssoURI.-We have the vote nearly
complete for Congress- in the several Districts Of
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OrrS,Ne OF THE FALL TRADE AT JEN-

NtNes Co'SNith the commencement OF enoth 81 sea
.,n ~ r. JENNINGS Co present 10 their customers sod
fhe ,uhc ne and fashionable assortment OF Ready maze
Ccthrs appropriate thereto Tner Cloths Cass,asros
f.cnrnr houses in Europe ed into shape BY tbs most
saful cutters the United States and made up ~ aht9i
,S rerustion OF their ready made apparel and OF the
sns made 10 measure in the custom department Oh ne
extensive establishment To their present soSk espSc-i
.t.nt,on 10 invited JENNINGS Co.'S fall styles IN ran
s.oons Vest. &c embrace immense ya,iety OF Pauefns
many Of which have been imported Tor their
escusiyely Especial attention Is msse ,.so shout 70
,.nenh beir wsrdr hes for the season will tnd every
,tyle OF Coats Sacks, Vests Psna0ons %c now 10 @
in London Paris al the store OF w 'ENN"'' - w
No si Broadway, American Hotel.
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LIGHT LIKENEssEs.-
Behold upon yon argent field
The blazOnry Of Gods herald-Lsht-
portraiiure where Art has sealed
AL that in Beauty gives delight
The sOul-lit ewes. the rOseate lips
In GURSEYs pictures smile ana snite'
Though years ago Deaths black eclipse
Passed between Jessies heart and nine 90
GURNEYs celebrated Dazuereian Galleries are a. NOS l9'
Broadway and $40 Broadway, corner Of Leonsrdst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

ILLINOIS. William Reddick, I
Ottaws, has been nominated as the Oppost 4
candidate for Congress in the lid District.
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DA6UERRROTYPEs By BRADY. - lno
public respectfully invited TO examine ne ne ~
exhibited Al the Worlds Fair together with large seeo
eon Of the portraits Of Of the disnguisbed msn o. or
country. at BRADYs Gallery, No 90 brosdSsy' eo'ne'
Fultonst-