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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-16
llUNDRIES.-ONEHT NDRED AND FIF-rY
McCREA & TERRASS,

McCREA x TERRASS,
O0rner Of Broad and College Streets, Nashville Tenn
<'y'''''y'' S"'AS Pties6vgh aid HAeslHa 4 Z ssf
OAaL JAW Al.t;;s, PORTER 4 BROWN STOUT.
a now STORE ne following which uey wiz ss
125 Bbs g W smith Pittsburgh Ale for s5mmsru.s.
$50 Kenneth Brand equal To the best Scotch Ale,
i 20 CASKS DO Bottled s0 for family dS, USE
/ may22-1y BG-
A LIE! ALE!!-IOO BARRELS SMITHS
"a celebrated Ale received by Georgetown and for sale
low by McCREA TERRASS.
DLOWS!PLOWS! $50 BEST PEACOCK
Flows just received by Georgetown. and for sale low By
McCREA TERRASS.
7 ANGHORNE Il ARMISTEAD'S TOBAC-
II CO5O boxes just received BY tie Monticello and kr
sale low by McCREA TERRiSS.
noVzf Broadway.
SPICES.-2O BAGS SPICES;
- % bags Pepper; 20 bags Ginger.
Received this day per steamer Hartsyile
nOv22 NCREA 4 TERRASS
lava COFFEE.-4O PACKETS BEST OLD
- Java Coffee, received per steamer llartsville
novs2 MCREA TERRASS-
MADDER-I CASK BEST DUI CT MAD
w der, received to-day.
nOy22 MCREA TERRASS.
DORT WINE-2O BARRELS PORT WINF,
II received BY NCREA 4 TERRASS
DRANDY-IO CASKS SIGNETF AND DI-
ID Puy Brandy, received per steamer Hartsyle
now MCkEA IEkRASS
SO DOZEN BUCKETS FOR SALRBY
MACKEREL--2O BARRELS aACKEREL;
VI 80 half bbls Mackerel; 80 kits do;
just received and for sale low BY
JOHNSON. HORNE co.
CTAR CANDLES--IOO BOXES STAR CAM
- dles-just received and for sale low, to close. BY
nov22 JOHNSON, HORNE Il co
SUGAR--2o BARRELS CRUSHED SUGAR;
~ ~ bblS Loaf bbis poalprd a
nOv22 JOHNSON, horne 4 co.
OAR LEADS KEGS BAR LEAD;
nOv2s JOHNSON. HORNE & CO
HYDRAULIC CEMENT-3OO BARRELS
IL Louisville Hydraulic Cement just received and
sale by JOHNSON, HORNE & co
SALT--2OO BAGS TURKS ISLAND SALT;
- $50 bags Fine Salt; just received by
nOv22 JOHNSON. HORNE GCO
A LIE! ALE! $50 BARRELS S1FRACEY a
"a Wilkins superior Pale and Amber Ale just re.
nOv27 JOHNSON. HORNE 4 co.
CCALES SCALES! we ARE CON
- STANTLY supplied with Blunders unequ.lled heel
sold exceedingly low
We can also supply Railroad 7racE and Depot Scales
JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
nov2o broadway.
LNRESH GROCERIES DIRECT FROM NEW
Il Orleans. New Sugar; Fresh Rice; Prime Rio Coffee.
Laguyra Coffee; spice; Pepper; Sperm Candles &c For
sale low for Cash by JOHNSON HORNE & co
nOvl5
Il ANGHORN n ARMISTEAD.-IOO PACK
L. ages at Langhorn ArEsteads superior Chewing 10
baccO Just received and for sale BY
Oct56 JOHNSON. HORNE2 co
TOPARTN ERSHIP.-I HAVE THIS DAY
J associated with me in the Wholesale Grocery Gem
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business Mr. VIII.
LIAM PHILLIPS OF Nashville under the name and STYLE
Of LANlER q PHILLIP
now l. H. IANiER
L. II. LANIER PHILLIPS.
LANIER & PHILLIPS,
WHOLESALE GR0cERs, COMMISSION. RECEIVING
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
now No. 80 41rket stre,. bdatcilLs Tina.
lust RECEIVED FROM ST LOUIS,
- rs barrels Loaf Sugar
go &c" Crushed do;
10 " PulveFized do;
100 boxes Star Candles;
80 "a Resin Soap
For sale low by LANIER L PHILLIPS.
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zsss2ggSsT R@Hs-1
80 { E.RM !!!.!;lEI,I. E [l6R2,
zSa7T5sS ~
FOR TIE COMPLETE CORE OF
llONs
THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY

Coughs C5s Hfuen-o asthma Bronchitis splitting Of
Blood, and all other Lung Complaints tendiagtO
CONSUMPTION
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VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR

SALE-The undersigned offers for sale his residence
Inspiring or Church Street. with the furniture desired.
Terms made known application TO
Il. c. FOSTER, Sd.
Or in nv absence to q. NJ. FOGG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-16

TH4NPAGNE.-IOO BASKETS CHAS.
I J Hudsick 4 Co.'S Champagne, direct importation
and the best brand brought to this market Just
ceived and for sale by -
dec2 hAhT 8 hOLLlNGSN OhIh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-16

II suffering with Ofthe above complain
this remedy, and after you cured recommend il.
ThetwO greatest medical men OF the age say, "tha the
External Treatment diseases is destined
the history Medical Scence Another writer
'this commenting itself TO the Nedica
Ernfaa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-16

~ Hell ATISM. - RH RI Vi AIISM CAN
IL be cured either in1ammatory (acGe) or chronic No
matter what form of the disease, how bad or how long
standing by the use of that celebrated Vegetable Internal
remedy Mortimores Rheumatic Compound and Blood
Purifier" For sale by the only Agent, IN Nashville,
novle II G. SCONEB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-16
. NTI-PATENT MEDICINE HOUSE.-WE

A NTI-PATENT MEDICINE HOUSE.-WE
n respectfully beg leave TO make known to the public
Thai we have discarded from Drug Store all Parent
and Proprietorv Medicines and henceorth will engage
in the sale Of them. Our whole attention will be devoted
TO the preparation and sale Of Legitimate Medicines which
we will warrant TO be OF the purest quality.
Particular attention given filling Bills and Prescrp
tous Our prices will be found to be low the lowest
as we determined not to be undersod by any IN tins
market We keep clerks employ but those
perienced in the business.
In confirmation Of the above facts all are invited 10 call
and see for themselves. STRETCH ORR,
wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner College and
Union streets Nashville. n1v21
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II
il UPS unequaled remedy in all cases of BOWEL
COMPLAINT and ASIATlC CHOLERA if taken with the
first symptoms, viz Vomiting and DarrhOa In the past
years. has cured thousands in this State of BLOODY
FLUX, when all O'her remedies had failed.
Price, 50 cents per bottle. ALEX MACKENZIE,
Agent, College street,
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NOR RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE WITH
Il SEVEN ROOMS, KITCHEN &c. No. Il Vine street.
between Church and Broad Notes with the most approved
security required. Apply at Office No Gs, Cherry 81.
Il. W. BROWN,
dec6 Real Estate Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-16

who in their families long standing Of Rheu
nasm, Govt, Neuralgia contracted limbs, female weak
weakness all along the back pain around the Kidneys
deep seated in the breast all deep seated pains
advise you send agent and procure bottle
article mode of treating such Diseases
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-16

And Druggist and Merchants everywhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-16

A worlds wonderful external Remedy for man in tia
read fui dis Hse-The Rhednatism. - $50
tSee dying vegetables life sustain,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

Ina pity the great majority vii persist in kicking
aside The Union unread, insueraoy prosy and IN
interesting lad they but adequate dscemmeut spoa-
derous columns "ouil ou''' upon ''c', uHl'
standing in the noonide radiance OF Lumo-a perfect
treasure-house o. entertainment ana wiz 40 ''n-''
would lis circulation Ie O'S'u VA - 49,, $50,
ues and Us main
Treasury ou' eve! ''''"-, 800
eiuO' al" - .,'.;,:.
w -. ~ ry Giving WAY to an occasional
,h(. ofir-srressble cscl.ns-.,n Tia. is he c-ea,
con.dv Of the age if You have but eyes TO discern il
wherein Ike Union couspicaousy figures. lle contrast
ed spectacle presented By great ia.e- gent aud
r,tic People rushing SID % new achievements, neF
couqucsts. ~ every sphere OF human effort coat-nu4
uulearrinC old errors and discovering scat .f1ls viii
beyy Of petty, narrow woaea' seaNn DIX '' intent
ly mencns ard patching w '-' T.'''- ""'' 'i Ia
wherein ni'.'-'' % va 49,,
temporary ~ - - 49,. - -, 49,,
e'o"s VIZ 80 -, - -,- IN ,,. I-, he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

We have been so Thoroughly gIa,iied b! perusa! OF
The recent proceedings OF the Operatives and Employ
ers engaged in the Manufactures Of Delaware County
Penna that We must give brief accouot OF them for
he eiifcaton of Others trusting that they vii be deem
ed worth, of approval and imitation.
The factories of Delaware County numerous
th,uahve believe few or none of them very eNt,n-
sye Dor are they conc, nraed IN any one popa'u' cry
as 81 LEVEL, Mass. or Manchester y. II. They have
hitherto been working Twelve hours perday The worA
men generally considered this too much aud after due
discussion and consdera ION met by delegates from Oh,
several establishments AZ Media on the 10th ut They
there resolved that the regular Hours Of Labor ought 20
be reduced TO ten per day adopted Address setting
forth their reasons for tbs conclusion and appointed
Committee Of five TO prepare suitable m.m)ra
On ,le ,utiect procure TIE signatures Of operatives
thereto. and present IL 10 their employers. Al ,ois
wss duly and respectfully done5nr Address b. a. free
alke Oh J4cobl.c ram and cr!nsns su5s-ry.elcy-
snO On the ia tie emPo! uet Che- ar % consider
tie rrquisuoD \ Comu zee vas spJJin'ed - AXE
the workers request ato consideration and re2lr'
thereon which VS. done In a coaslers-- and many
.rin,: the report d.,.u'.ns from some sl-ge. lous
e. bodied il be eorber, memorial, bur coacllag
vih ttef losing re,o. rcors.
P.a.-. I'.- ae u.a-.l r-. e.d- g. re --ll-st 20
it..rtlt. t..r tu.--s-f i ave @sttp n
u,.ts .. t.ts .-..e ,l go H-4.a A'li-, III A-s 81
L... Ttl- .h '.-- ,'-.. - 70 .h- !o--co.
20. r.s.I.'..r t. +- '-f -'i-4 90 AZ 80
d. .s-.s 81. 81. .-. --ttl -.. rqt.t - principles
E. tt...- .--. .o Pc -- .--- &C .gr oP-
-r.-st- ... if .. .-.-- r-- -- F-i t- H tr-
expect t.. 49, -.r e'.-. -' -..r' ID 20 o1,y
aollr -t- s.l-l-. a.a. -.I Pc t - -!s.vn .l al
h,t...s,. 4. .r' -a- tu--d o...-,
-H,ru, see me sto.t cle- iau So ed 80 t.- s.a
I.. ., ..+.r,fr '..-..rr Dr.. -t,re.-r-1 t-hnut d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

The Con.tIIntlonnI Convenlios.

Corr,ssou5sree Of Tho =. z TubgEa
BOSTON Tlss8sy, AaL 2 1851
The Constitution builders Of our ancient Common
wealth have just closed their obors, having been IN SEES
son about three months and piled up 1000 o''aVo
r.aes oil reported TAX. The Constitution, Heaven
knows sufficiently needed reuodeliug, both in form ana
substance twas lT established Ia I-J, With Dl0
ulhts which included . least one drtes'aDe wrong tns
c,uru.ory support Of Protestant public wOrshP, aDd
fame oi government which 10 several respects enf@
dc ed such expressed rlAts as were ghts, az Ir eA
ar Pc BY requiring lery qualifications TOR one e1u
lor voting Convention aIch sat u I'D added MN,
a. eLin,Ats ~ the st.u.ion one Of which redlesl
he property qualification - tie voter ~ having PAD
"a within tRO year, md another prescribed nc ng1o
in which further amendments might be ELECTED S,'e.
q C,Meui,n By ,.is mode which c0hsi-tA ~
LftlIgthe amendmeI passed by 50 successive Le4s
la.rfcs anl then ratified by he people me CDhs.''HS
~. betu aI-tldrd AID Teamen0ed 'our hmrs sno.
l,.9 IL i-3i the couneuccme Of the ppificalyeai
was CHANGED from Nav TO- January IN l-3 Che co9-
I1'n.t support Of Bic WofsiiP as aDOi-nf' ~
I-g Ire rites If r. sI.sf.Ol vas WVI.iti, !"
as IN .eGu,e ths s.zc,i BE House 4" kepr''eni''o''
which being obliged 20 receive from every i1cC'W,
raed Jovn " least 90" representt'r ana one ali'01
revro..ntaiiye Tor eyeIJ -, rataJie pos 'nic1 sDJ
tom r.olf have over I'D. had become en)rl,ns INC
.o substituted .t f4t41. pJis ,r 80. and nias
t-0t,. Increase ghic sl,uli cd H. . m addiuonI
r.suber towns 20, Aa..1. 30 rataDie polls sele
.nogrd -0 sid EeE r- Only so i-an years oli ~ ~,
. T.
o.l. IL l-4D tie ratio tas a-an oyerAauled, ana ~
tIcaf, o. the numb, of 10, t0k the place o. ~
,qtli rolls ether ihI having changed accoril9sI'
~ arre would 0Oyl0.sy iasot the cities 20 ~
-al. rods are lever 10 proportion % Popual'n' %
er sat.on 10 now required N increase Of poPlSf
ian n 800 land not ,OO according % the ra.o -
r.tsbe pods, 10 seLd an additional member. A, - -.
ent- were appended Or strung aler Tue o.i -
.-..rr,,o .s II originally stood, Ike ki,es laii s
many pols readerof he document 20; ha,n. res 5
rs c.uls extremity has risen supPosing mat fe -.
Is ,rTl In these days supported oy las ana voIn2 -
..,icted N The well Of" All the amendments and 70
.,4s.ents, however left the senate liable to r3PIs'
cent minority ofthe people ahd delegated 70 tle w,
error the poTer of appointing many important once'
ubom the people could better elect themselves
+, was the special political mission OF the preens
Convention 70 set to rights the mode OF choosing
tors and the reormers having WORKING L9.loiSy ss
sbo9t one hundred easily did up this part OF the Du,
ness By orJaniDg that the State shall be DIVIDED n
Sv single Senate Districts Of equal population a.a
that the candidate that has the largest numoer OF ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

The weeks later intelligence from Europe which We
rubbish tits morning, has plenty o. additional evidence
To- shoS hist the Government Of England especially,
that If France but ltt less, desire peace aud Wi
keen AZ the price Of whatever concessions will con ent
the Russian autocra Having got the Sult4n to refuse
the ORIGINAL demands of that pOentae aud having thus
brought dowr on Turkey the Invasion she Is noT
suffering. they seem ready leave her in TIE
irr,h for fear Of provol'ug o general var. Il ma,
v,u he doubled whether they WI long be a3e to avoid
l. or Wheeler at future day. when the s.ringeacy Of
commerce. d.tres, coa,s % l-hten It once their
weakness ana tie disasters OF tie conflict they will not
reoret having shrunk iron the better opportunity now
,417,d l. is pretty cera4 however Tat With their
,resent display Of humility more than evangelical,
tley viii lie able 70 e.cape the dreaded necessity
Indeed. # is stated upon 4y good authority TIA
the bro1sed terms (prooa y dictated by Nicholas him
self and secretly forwarded to Paris and London 70
convey ttc idea that they or gna;ed from the French
ard Fresh Cabiuets) had been accepted St. P-ter.
hreh with apparently cordial welcome l. is further
st,d that ony the consent % Aus,fa, TIE supple slave
&c tho Czar was wanting 70 conclude the arrange
uent. ard that consent Is sad 10 have been on the
xav TO the Russian cap al. a teegriy pic dsya'ch
from Berlin Reports thai the Autoc'at hal accepted
h.
tor 10 ali this there is a report that Turkey had ssnei
q note Of character 20 conclude the negotafons--a
orler sord. granted all THAI @Gs demanded A. H.
everything row looks Ike peace. pnrchs-ed by faH
concession Of an that the Car las a-ked. The next
arrival vii ~ baby decide the character Of these ru-
morg though there IS very hstle doub. Of their
general truth.
from tie other countries Of Europe the news has
notlng salient. IL Spain another Ministerial crisis Is
sill tie taps. TIE Austrian blockade OF S"iizer-
land is vigorously continued.
From Chius We hear of rapid progress and extensive
Christianity IN the part Of the insurgents. The former
most probably true, the atters more doubtful. 1t is
rot saf. 10 suppose that movement 50 wid@ and con-
,lcsed o As nsurrection in country Ike China, eau
be Christian one in any strict sense OF that term.
Ch,;stlsu IDEAS in a or less pure form may be
acyc and influential in parts of r., bat ae not likely to
pefyade the whole Sufficiently To ggc it distinctive
character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

The Journal 81 Commerce asserts that the "a! ne
form General Committee orerded the seton nrs' pro
posed-tbat Of awaiting the acicn Of the parry u'lL
hating caucuses and then acing against OIL! 'lca
tiousbe candidates might on ethrr De presented
aid actually decided To recommend the o''s'n' ann
universal nomination and support Of can idates DISTINCT
iv,ly N tie platform of Municipal Reform.
The Journal makes n c'taroo, gives 40 da'e' ONT
re.s % il. naked assertion. We. c-rs'nll' d-du;rd
frorn the pubi rcd resolves # the Conn'r-e an eX.
acfly oppn.ire conclusion from that Of rhs Journal.
And if The Committee d. indeed neiittre consistent
sid borough execution Of me grrsr tru-' re2o'rd IN
them. il seems 70 Us tia The JOarRli saoud nave
toirted Us - rs call for Ward con-uttt'os @iIh 4
view - the selection of pruper canddaes to Dr. sup-
tor-ed ty the friends Of Municipal Reform on som4
bass thar would secure against the Kun and i.'Fi!
influences So cmui2otent in the odf1s'i'ned Primary
Mee.iucs IoS are Ref'rm ranf dates to be 'elec Ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

EMPLOYERS than with few Of Their oSn sordh SUI a'a
cious cor ps OTIS, Who are greedy for gam aud Gaze
nothing for morsl or Intellectual improvement Let thr
not ak to be paid sixth than they now are io'
III u stor but say distinctly. If Ee cannot cara 'le
money now pay so be L; We 'll either 'aAe
the wages you think just look elsewhere for en- Po'
ment" Let them fsc- Tar question Ia this sPif anu
all difficulty will speedily vani.h.
Rhode Island passed Ten Hour Lax lA'' F'n'ef-
oeupulsory as 10 minors bur ao Sing 'Peca c'n'fa'
b, adults 10 4bor more han ten hours Thrr7upon tas
N ployer. have held meeting AID 1xed Tie hours 81
solrabor il th.ir WORKS 81 twelve hours per d! o'
tie frat five secular days in the Feek AID a'oe Tor oA
u.d,y-tg per week IN all lais IS TOO much aud vi
rftIened.fed Bur VI d. Ut l-srn that say c'n''d
ersbe Proportion # the oPersri. rs took any positive
acton in tbe premises manifested c)usc''usues'
tisr RI, Lad any concern 10 The mater - the case
srt by 4, fault If ought not 10 have done and We
.t,l by.aud.by have the operatives peutonias tue
L.ci,lsturt and perhaps eecIng Legislature ou p-
ro.4 10 amend tie la. 90 ~ liant absolutely tae
hour. Of lsbor 10 ten, when they might have 50 im'ei
ti.m vhou further legislation bad they bar doae -he'E
1utv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
WEST NpIAN EMA.cI.ATION
Picnic Cele ration Of the Anniversary at Flush
L.. 4.


ing, l.. L.
This Picnic Celsbr4. came ~ Yesterday according
10 previous arnouLeai-ut uLder tn auspices o. tn
l. L.yA : So,i,ty. he phase sei- ted bsalt.u
grove lear tn village OF f.ushing called =, Epnaa.
Vel Owirg the msncy II TIE weather only A6ou
tso hurcrsd persors io.k passage IL he l,.-d City
oc,ck but he ,sy Laslrs c--red y a-rins tie eAy
tartf tie dAy suus tLr.s hundred more ssno-a upon
lie .rou-1s Ab- u Iooa In-r- S- Aooll Ia nlm
ley q b-t aid clgr, a eleven O'Clock ths NEE.
~. % ID o. ofCsr B.. Tie lf-slie-t u y. /. \.
S.,.-,, W Lauren We;19re NO offered .nt.o.uc
lap, rem Ais AID se-ri.ed that ye W. G.rasOu the
r-eIa si~aA-r Announced fof LIE OCCASION lad Mt
=, d. tu. believed .Ju. Goua, be you'd BE- pr-ssa; n
a.. b,aro-tko. NJ. DIVER J,ils0-, Sc O. tie sJcs.y
,,,ur-aa .-=ss fr I'D H.-Ju.P de II "a. W. y, IN
job Is h-s b b. i -esc--i la-y.'y O., par
t - ~ --r.si''-, t.- -x ,.sls oh h-lrss; -gmps
rystL d, .sl-io- hey ,l- s-- 90 con---ao
-- 8. - .-s..a Z ,-- .-.-ils ~. -- .=r.s s44
. ,L.ur. oi r4l Grove Tie assembly, i-.0 lie J---lak
-yl DIR s-. OCCASIONS amp -Lo- ~ io accom- dale
d. y1.e 1pa-y. a Obi, mlu- lt If. O. .rrison wls
.-,u I'd -.u - - lie --.s a.- e ,A- aas ably aad
-c-.ols..siois u welcome . the d. gu.sa d Do
r,u - cause q A-n-l freedom, h-y adjourned i5-
diner Is c.ll-. provided was .tunisn- al freely
.-.~.o 20 I'll vto LAD me -l2rovIi-5. Am0ng wa0n
s..,le ZIP st-rs Il d. DA.y Pres. A. O'Clock NJ
e. .risop % rs1g greeted siia app..-s- lie a.
dressed the To- -n4 ioi 3D. o-I --l quarter lis spe-cl
"a. errc 70 With intense interest IL spoke as foJw.
IA. far L. our great nd glorious struggle w. have bad
e-v little f.r weather and good de2l of toal We a.e
o,iveu within doors today by poEsrfal rain Thank
edit Is no; the reign OF terror il is no; the reign
# slavery; it IS GODS own free, untramneIed, IN
is,,red rain and therefore desirable and beneficial TO
The earth The pleasure feel on being with you to-day
ded only by the joy Of those in the Yves, Indian
Ilapos who are lifting up their free unfstiered hands
70 od and rejoicing in the liberty With which they have
been invested original! ~ Hs who made hem and sub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
THE NEw-YohK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Aug 6
Tuy Nrw.YohK WEEKLY TEIBUSE for this @eeA con
50, III folloWlDQ:


IEpITORAIs The Aar a. smyrna R,pfe-nis ION A'52-a
10 tountry Choae On Wooster IN '.0''' en-
srsly. ibs Legislative RJbbey Stepped Ine Nsr''-''n a.
PbMOCtt, &C
H. POLITICAL iNIELLidENIE- Returns OF iI' Angus e'
uoDs Ia the ssveIul states .
M TIN CRYSTAL PALACE Reviews Of .le so'e al Asoua-
81 Inp,epeti d foIcciGlu Manliac. Ie GA FAll' o.
~ coRRFsPONDEN- The NeLO" f.vcf a. 'e" orleans &C
y TTl0GY on DArIEL WEBSTER Delivered ~ hias
CIoste. Al Dartmouth olege.
al cpIIEGF COMM CEMENTS Harvard, Vale klteef@
Wv con,, U-ion, Daftfuuul Ar ana Ds'a-
Colest COali4ci ceuelts
VII voMAN's RIGHTS CONVENTION IN NJ N-lVSN.
81 Tor Corvenon held on the g. and 10 day' OF
seper.b Der neNt . 800.
yin ptXIFM OF THE WEEK Giving ~ c'adcisel ana 0p
stcuou foam iaos inlortsat e'en~ Ia' nv ~
in the United states also ia AeAl1o 'l' is-'-N'' 'u'
Auercs Europe, laoaiia, &C.
IL THE NATIONAL 'lkNilFlC CON' AN4iJN' "''1s Al
account The fiocteones
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

The Cosrir and Enquirer spe,ksOf our Hotels ~
sl-..d, crowded. in manner which apPreheni will
d,,.r,,u. ion. Vi. ting our Crystal Palace We as
sne onr dstan friends that there is Low abundant room
AZ our lest Hotels no perhaps n few OF the most
po,,sr in TIE ower "a Of TIE y bat IN those equally
u. can, and comfortable aboet Mon square and in other
eli. bio m-,ovu locations. We do Dot believe there
vrte time this reason when good rooms may not be
obtained IL first cas. Hotels in our CRY aswel as 10 the
mo-, .,,cirs Boarding Houses. which are scarcely IN
f.-ior 10 the beet Hute. ia everything miuisterng to
er.corce and endowment Let none fail to come FOR
lack + accom- medallion FIR We are confident hat
such frarui It all times prove unlounoed LONDON Wa
tar le.. crowded than Paris when Fly thousand visitors
we're dal, crowdng tie Cy.tal Palace Of l-5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

TuF Sovs o. rIHFfRsNcs 1t New London. Com. h"'
f-,,4,ait, ring IN N-dn-roay, which urge number
ori.rtrtr.n ron tht state ana Rnoev ls.ani I;i'i
ns..f Tie exercises were 10 hove commsne-1 - .y4
" hu. we're son chat a-lsye- O. allow the W" D'I
d,.s, time 10 ele,t T,in3ertnr Mayor vh'.1 '1sy 'c
con pli. 1ery thor u-hly b. h'i P'' III J. h'F'h
.1,.r hi, Maine Lav. beating a {. l. }2r ~" Oh. IA
b.nt b, over 20 majority procession Al been by ms
tn. to.r.d At to- Sans H.n. which marched thence
throvsh n. principal streets ana 70 nn- X We n's
n,rfs OF the city, whe-e prayer Fis offered ny h7' =
SvsS and Temperance Address mste by "A GHtH-Lr
.h Mus, 81 aieT which the procession m 'ren-d 10 a
cp.ous Dinner ste reat in another pat o. the grove
where a co.iOn -ti pea BY several hundr-d- vim
,sss n .sic So after which the Procession r-.ioF ned
,, ret rued a. the city about i NJ. Ia me evening =
v., full meeting Was hv 81 IL Eide. swan Baptist Cnar'h
Eli,t with otner exercises vas addfc-,ed oy H. INtE
tfYndN wv LuvoNus %. our city, a.'O byJAffs .. MIR
,,f> EaIior OF The FouAtia. TIE meeting adj armed
aoot ~ o'clock amid very general anc joyous con nc
Il a. the Gays ct lrg z-c h.naens 10 C'nn"ricut
uberei aid their End dfaRs rsp.ds nigh s. note
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