davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
pRooKLyN COURT OF SESSIONS.

This Court disposed of number Of petty cases yester
dsy Kirkland indicted for petty larceny was
sd snepee se AIDED James Mccormick aud James McCudl
Indictment for assault snd battery upon Josu
yd ON the same charge and IN plea this elect wneeupot
the Court John Ryan and james Nc "
an NJ for assault battery convicted John hsS
setty and Jaines Cay similar Indictment acquitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

RuE AGAINST Br STAGE.-Michael Snow, resident OF
Wiliamsburgh was against by stage yesterday in
Fulton st. and seriously injured Three of his ribs 1t was
nscsrtaned were broken Officers Mathews and Russell
of the First District Police, took him home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

en- Y.SN. Hasea RR. ..tU
8 Niehi<aa central r R...ill
y >0rsAern Indiana X Ria
. y lnlisne Construction. 10
2 Saaisas 4 cAicAso Il k...ll'
I Clsselaaa 4 Toledo K X. y
. roeosi Lead co........hto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
FREsnR,ILRoAp MURDERS.

In order that the balance OF Railroad Murders may
be kept up, smother has taken place on track in the
land Of steady habits NewEoganl leads in blood Of
that order
Since the whitewashng tie directors of the Camden
and Amboy Company have received at the hands of the
Csrouers Jury, il may be cons dereda rule ths in
no possible event are those functonalies in fault H.
deed Democratic organ Of this City calls the pas
sepgers 20 account for their presumption 10 deciding
that there should be two tracks on thar road and it
prorounc,s the Company the hes, judges Of their oEa
affairs This is genuine Democratic" doctrine squ4r-
Ing exactly with traffic in human flesh or any other
vested interest established at the expense of Peo-
pie Tie passengers who have jus. been saved proyi-
dentaly from awful massacre or more awful mutatiOn
are no judge oWhe'her two tracks should take the
place of one where blind curve invites murders
peciay when noted scientific engineer is Pres.den. Of
thc meeting
Our news columns contain full account Of this last
murder by wholesale Ofcourse it results from criminal
earelesuess Some day there vii be terrible account
of the lynch-las school se.ted.-'he compromising
principle 10 politics when justice sleeps long
Il may be safely asserted that many persons vii hes
tate 10 travel by railroads the chances Of being
dered constitute au actual per cen,age On the gross
number Of trips. Il is Po'yey frghtial to con'em-
plate ne apathy Of he public Mid such questions
Let he reader figure to himself the fierce concession
Of two trains each going ar forty miles hour.
In an instant the gay the laughing the beautiful the
Young instinct with life are crushed Ia a common cen
Ter IL ruin-b blood brains tn.ri bones all the hidden
vital roltiors # humanity, hurled shout s)bs.
lroans shIirks spt the air: there lie 'he dear oyel
ones: her, VT ne those whose marrow drps on. q
,teir bsres and would, but cannot de. ,here hosl
those aLo ate sca'd-d. viii 'te troci-.,s Of the
dau,d - and men come the long asoues OF suffering
OF mental woes that no sum can count, Of broken
hearts tha. no time can mendand then the Directors
declare an extra divdend-and the public orgets all in
prosperity until momentary startled by fresh siGi
lar array of horrors.
When Napoleon in the high. of his glory aud
lis subscriptions, and France gushed with blood, the
historian informs US that the wall Of private suffering
was los: in the reclamation of military triumph Such
country was necessarily barbarOus But shall We call
our own civilized tina. looks upon the chronic waste OF
life At the shrine of reckessness and cuPdty and exc
cute, no law regular or lynch on the beads Of bloody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

DETACHED Posr,cE Sr,NPs-A correspondent
writes with respect TO the new Post paid Envelopes,
and the p NJ. Generals reported decision that the
stamp indicating prepayment cannot be used aPartfr
the enveop, as follows
cannot think pos blo that there has been such de
c,ou-there certainly would be DO justice ia and would
desroy their uefuh There ia quite large proper
i'm of the envelops th.t st together inside,
much so that letter cannot be got in without tearing
hole through the enyeop Yours, W. L."
We must differ with our correspondent. The
stamped envelops sold with clear unders andiny
that the stamp part of the enyeloP and not TO DO
used apart from it, Ii there was any ambiguity
this point there can be none since the Z N Generals
decision To permit the stamp to be used separately,
is 70 open door for innumerable disputes and petty
frauds As to those envelopes that are so gummed or
pasted that they cannot be used we have nos seen any
and believe they must be few Such are the subject Of
fair claim that they be replaced by good ones. But
we would sooner lose "Trip once month than haze
door for little svndes opened by allowing the stamps
on the new official enveloPs TO be used separately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
JUST UNDERSTAND

That it is Of no use to write ne letters complaining
of This or that nusauce violation ola CRY ordinance,
aud threatening to complain to the proper au'h )rJies
il be not abated We cannot lend our columns q such
c, mplan,s and thus bore distant readers Ii yon
mean 70 complain. just do H. and don't ull the tres
passer Into false security II is proverbia thai
barking dog never bites, and you are sure to BE- in
terpreted by contraries when you give public notice
that sou are going to complain of some misdememor
But if you are cognizant Of yol4ons of City ordnan
ces whether by Sunday shops sJreetocumbrances
or any other Nuisance just walk right DOM the Cor
poration Attorney office (n the Park, basement north
OF Ciy Hall) and make your complain. in due form,
signing your name IS required There you will ind
nan whose sworn duty il is to deal with such custom
els and who makes money by il instead of getting only
curses as we should by printing your One-sded story
Now don't ask US any to permit" you " TO call
the attention Of the Authorities" to this that grey
ance for their entOn is not to be called in that way
bur make your complaint in due form and ea if il is
not attended TO- write to us about it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

4 PRrmrM-A premium of 5000 is offered, on be-
bali of liberal and pous citizen to which another pro
poses to offer $50 or 500 if the work uds his cSpec-
aous) orthe essay not exceeding POO l2mo pages, ou
TuE MORE PERFECT ENENPLulcArioN ~ Cnusl Az
fttt oF ruE DoCrHNfs oF IHE GosrEL ANu WITH
SPECIAL REFERFNcE TO- THE CONVERSION % SINNERS 70
CHRIST
The Christian who offers this premium orciby says;
The great danger in this day Of light to the Orthodox
Churches | apprehend is that of resting IN df1f fiA
The present know - called the 'age of dcii0R. But
must think II is action only ia comparison with the past
As comp red with the work demanded by the exgen
c Of Christ kingdom the present u an age Of wofid
ress of lukew and selfindugsnce The msrest
odicum ss general thing given 10 the work Of Chria
While muliitudes 90 fer shon eNravagance and lrKury
Even the little Foreign Missions seems to he Ia
danger Of bribrg c1uoences into the neglect OF the
Imshins around Tie broad way Is still the thronged
way
Possibly The TrijEnc is not numbered among the
religious papers which are requested to this
Premium, but We heartily approve its object and agree
with the Society aforesaid that the subject one o.
great interest and worthy of the greatest Effort and
best talent in the country and the world Compel
itors may address Rev. DR.. Humphrey, Chairman Com
mittee Pittsield Mas, Sewel Harding, See. ID is,
Posfon Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
KENTUCKY.

As far as ascertsiued the Senate stands Wings %
Democrats IS and the XXXYIlIth Distret-com.
posed Of Clay Harlan, OSsey Letcber, Perry and
Breathi,t-yet TO be he ard from. The House Of Rep
resenta,iyes so far as heard from stands Wings 81
Democrat. q to be heard from y
In he Yth District Bramiette has IL. majority for
Copgres, With Wayne and Pulaski to hear from These
counties gave Gen. Scott 206 majority Ia the VIII
District Elliott, Dem is supposed be elected over
Jeremiah s Pierce, Wing
We have the official returns in the With Dis ric,,
which We compare with the previous contest, aal che
Pr, id, ntial result in Eli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
TVF YEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Aug. L


IL, NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for TINS VeeA con-
tai The following: ..,,...-... NJ, Par.
vnITORIALs Peace War scrogglnss Due nmsi MS ar
ron ip Politics. Kdnappnz Cl.nse a Nfs ~ AstoD
ne Case Of Capsn Gibson lie Good "urk 'oes vi ''
ustsrs aid he PotOfce &c
n r6TITIcAL INTELLIGENCE Returns Of the Argus 2 &c
uons 10 he several states . I'll. 49,, .,s Ia.
I'll cGRPFsPONDEECE Letters Of An EHle LABOR sla Ia
foItrI AZ the Msse has7iIs Cons'it1u'n "
Harvest seencs m limos sc. r.. ,t.a.-o-4b
~ NV PUBLICATIONS a Review Of Ingmss W entHg'
pgs,sgri, PAMPHLET entitled Woman ana bef W lshs'
pFVfFW on TIE Wick: Giving n condenser sha GU
srcnous form the important events tnt hsES IL,
i5tbs United Europe, the stnf"ich ifia'
II cAgORNIA The brought by the steamers siaf OIL
the Wet snd Illinois .
yTHE GENERAL or THE JEsUITS An nt7rei 'os Aec'
VIII ,SBivAL OF CAPT GIBSON Narrative Of his Adyen-
tue among the Malayf 80
IyWysr TNDlA TRANSCRIPTION: P,Nc Celebration Of the
Anliv1ssry At Flushlrg
MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
NJ TpE kFW-yOBK MARKETS; Reports Of the Stock, Gran
Provision Caue ts.so Tie Camonigs cate 'i7tAet ~
Hase Markets. Very fuI ard specially reported iof 4He
TniuLe.
s coes ia w1arpe be obned a. the desk the conn
ing Re OH this oinine Proc, q cents
SUBSECTION coy for one year - three copies % I'VE
copies s.; PIES 81. 80; twenty copies 10 ole address,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Ahair- at the Capital.
"a IA Y htIa.nS

2. scat Dfspafe9 % Inc = s'DaNS
WASHINGTON, Friday. August T. iSd
There has been a prol nged Cabinet meeting teaV
Dispatches from Com Shubrick concerning the fsoe'y
matters were under discussion Nothing positively rsa
PRED but rumored that the Commodore is spprensn
five Of a collision.
Tie Navy Department has or is about to contract WIN
How land A'pinwa 10 furnish the st lndia lusdfon
with coal The terms lre not known
The yor Of this city has called meeting to be held
to morrow night TO iurDsh mAer AID for the sufferers 10
New Orlesns H0i"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

In another column is An Appeal to the Pal1n'
"thropic' icing letter from Miss Mary Elizabeth
Wormel,y, daughter Of Rear Admiral Wormeley)
residing 1t Newpor, Rhode Island 1t asks aid to the
amount OF s. $780, for the purchase Of cerain Slaves
in Virginia, under circumstances of peculiar interest
20 the friends Of the oppressed We csn tesiy to the
single nil dness aud excellence Of the appeal ia
GU, s,ion A proportion OF the sum required has al
ready been subscribed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

Full particulars of the massacre the Providence
aud Worcester Railroad yesterday morning will be
found in other columns We publish, at the risk of
some repetilon all that we could get by the Telegraph
and the Boston Express train The number of dead Is
v,rous stated but about fifteen is the average of the
diff, rent accounts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

We ,bould like 70 know whether the Engineers OF the
Providence Road were not drunk or recovering from
debsucb. with their heads ndamed "ith liquor Can
not We have sober men who hold the ves.of thou
sends IN their hsbds
Let eyery one Who would be sacrificed oy drunken
officials Of railroads under none! gettog directors. sup
ro,t fhe Maine Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
From the Fishing Grounds.

Tie captain Of the sch oner nntA, u ~ ~ "a M,
Cbalsur arriy, al KelDeDJbk M.ne r. P 81 ,,sr
-tb of July she was inn into by iAs ~ I.,.a,s
1.ts,on near n Join Island sgstained o'n'H
damage ALA, .r.a sfa,eoos 3. q Of hs
p TT = Loon 81 gsr Decatar h ard'd ~
inc yerels il toe GU ali inor RI % :"
The presence Of he squsi"n' . f.tf.v o, aha ssb
az, rs. Seceiged with IT, a,a4l ssgr b, ths ba Hs
ship Cumberland .....dfy tse . .gss
~ am In info Prime E4g4rJs ls-nl bui ei'"
tfraaid released t, ... .,., c,llel 10 10
corrt 10 day. wher. 10 ons % p7A"1 10 P'' as.
a.. VS. discharged. f4i-t-y i-.- . N"'0 ''
nd ietween tie tao ...lss &c., g.rt
Hax papers ste ''et ''' ''-,'oef ~ 's3stai-d
,.t,r. Ast aess, after r.siis iit,r'' Of D US
.fe,e.6el; took place 3D. t.e Co. oi = nso 10
t,a.d,F@Is sloop 6fwa- Ds.a,1r 10 DE- en- '1''' =
F.r.t AZ t,s Lar! II Ills %. are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
The Gardiner Clalm.

NASHiNGfON, Fnday, Aug y, 100
Tie Grand Jury have brought in an indictment asanla
Jotr Charles Gardiner, Tor committing perjury as WIZ
MSS The tiA Of his brother 90 Naf''ne'' A'''
protral ted argumeut Il Ill was ,et At si,OOO -.
Mr. Bradley renewed his motor for cont lhstnos "
the TOM er Gardiner The D-trct Attorney osc's
,atiry that intelligence had been received Tom INC 10Y
rnot commission IN Mexico dated July say nat INC
exploration had been partly complsed, and @oa1 POM
bly BE- finished soon and their return y c"y eA
IL Dion for e0ntinuaLce was desrIed wv. L.A ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
~ CoRREsPONDENTs

,,ce zen M Aleu Of A. envrnous Communications Nhateve
IL intended must be authenticated by name 40
address Of the wrer-not necessarily for pubcu bur sua
sltee oi his good faith.
We c.prst uIdortfke return ,ced Conmunicaons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
For Europe.

The T. s Mail Steamship Washington, Captlin
Fitch, will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon, for
Bremen and southampton. The Semi WeeLiy Tribune,
containing all the latest news can be had at the Desk
This Morning in wrappers ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

PHILADLLFHIAl FF7'aI' :. y .f,i &c
Paul Laa,, merchAn, Of this city died Al N'''''
Thursday ,,,., IA ,bis afternoon. s21S
~ - ir.ed ia sil # the New Orleans ~ =.
80 Gotfschsk, ihe Fars', D. }. 49,. Ina issl
,,.... fo e.. W p Concsrt for ~ e-n'1-" '1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

In 1853, BrecE enridge had a maj. Of j2j; in SOL
Of go Cliys maj. 81. In l.j2, Gen. seo.. hal
5.6-3 votes Pierce, 1851. Ia IS for G'y, Dixon
bad 1888 votes; Powell, 1903; c. 81. Clay III Il
- ard - tae CoD-iesiona c0are4t ~al ali-c - "a
tie Nad5e-A, rcan ssue, bus ia -, the comes par
took more Of a partisan character, Davis (Walg)
having obtained -l9 70, es, add Tnomas F, Marshall
chen a Dem.,) 5,lO9. Diyiss maj. 10 In l7l7
Gen Taylor Rad 6 40 votes, and Cas- i,25i In l7l)
Harrison, 5.775; Van Buren,, 3 331. MISS, br Con
gress. Davis Cwhig) 5,7ss and WcAliae DEM 1916
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

The terrible heat of the last three days has been felt
in all directions but nowhere so ntoerably as in New
York There have been a large number of deaths from
sm stroke, and the bills of mortality will be otherwise
fearfrlly swetd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
North Carolina Election, &c.

FALIIHiIIlt ,-,,.
Craige, Democrat, beats Osbgr.e wing ID 'H' g.,
49,, b aoo votes THIS in,ures the election OF Tour
Democrats and three Wh.ssto G ngess, viii OimSnA"'
District 10 hear from .,,.-..,&
We have no mail south e Pst-rsbu-gh Van n'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

LOUISVILLE, Friday August T. 30
IL the Memphis District, Ysrger, Wig is elected % Con
press over stanton Dem. Thus far wings @lu D's =
ocrats are chosen. The contest IN the othef oS1N' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

Another asrophe-hnppily without fatal results
appears "a an appendix TO the Eastern horror train
On the Baltimore and Ohio Road off the track,
upsettp. severa cars and brusirg fifty or sixty pas
eepgers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

NORTH C,RoLYA.-In the With District Craige,
DENIS elected over Osborne, (Whig) Our returns
are incomplete in the Vlllth District Inc triangular
contest in the Iyth District has resulted thus Rogers
CVnig) 1901 yenable, (ate Member aud Land 81
tribution Dem ) Aba; Lewis Administration Dem
.-i. R.r..s MAJ -. In tAe Y'h District Kerr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
N-en-?lorA daily grlpn>1F,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1883.

to Porous wautfe The TJne left At Their residences W pace
ali e,e leave Their address the Publication Office, or
End IL 10 tbo h he Post Pnce III cents week payable
10 b z AZ Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

TrSSEssrE.-Edwiu NJ Yerger (Whg) is elected to
Congress in the Xth District over Stanton. -Four other
Districts are also quite close, and it has been clearly
ascertaned that three Wings and three Democrats
have been elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

re- Advertisements The Tribune VI MOdy ought be sent
hefore = Of o. Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
-. pkila deIphia Merchant.

ALbANIi FIIIlFI ~ - =
The Canal tolls for the frst week IN Augl'. "7's
= ~ |@a.@r N i-lIgs Increase, go "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
~ FooLERs q WELLS PhreDooglst' ana pup IS
~. b rrfo1 Hhn No l5l NsssD-st NeH.Iort

sp,tSc M,cgryEs-SIvGERs unequaed orNing pa.
ebs vlose perfect y9r n siesi 800 r Of 80
solsbs5 are Il al exh bited snd s'o a. < -
"a sroovsy Mayor: No 81 W4S-insoa - bson ~
sun a.. i'd phis No ls Bsurnors-st an
IN Eu-st- Citcn natl ]. D. oi''t> - "
D.y,,xcy S.IAvAyDLR SAFEs-GAfLER's PArLNt,
IorraT PAraIcx the So Ms1ufsetaier 10 me D.
= 49, c.I,t5aed safes and = {. GoFFISs lp7he ~
o. ie,t Sses Looks combined ~ tnt "oie-
& "a p.s,s, or. door below Maiden lane formerly 20 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
Canal Repaired.


PATERSON y. J Fndlg, A1s' p ri !,
NIL IL 1t ITO the Morris Canal on S''-'''
alt-rrorn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
~ rHt Touss-The Sunday Courier. ne

I,,s ~ TBE TONBs The SuDdsy COnrcr, ,no
sr,ss, Pr - vii coumsses ter ooT me PHb'i i'-
III new won. tliitl.c 81. .-...o,,
Or Life fombs $780,.
.,1e - k,,,sr - sccuf afelv ceric.st sivns 4
10. ,'ctp u the Ievebing sefes ~'h hsEe ooe.I1 Ia
islislu. -. - III he ,on, PIE kbJwa As The I,n5s ~
= -. f4ra she'd relative 10 celehra'e1 g 1ns "A
visc4 csnLof faii excite uolveisa .iteu %
- ~. eFsr~cers net With 90 rs paz-s are
,o ne r., te der year 70 TIE
estIs ciu - .yr vLit.r.d ~ career Of atany an gu
n pture - VOL eu'Ie ~ wv not NJ P1'-''- - 49,
Co... /, N he lsc,fs.fs io,ul.efbs etcfoe
CoxrTNTs o. THE SENr StNbth -- t.. o..
1he Pus,is a. Ee~ York Docs ne ~ r.. Is.eai
f. mo-. ar.f~ti.r Duerxi Perlous Fo = - :.
~ g.pehsr,s. The 3o-ii1g Of Dcndo1 Itsaef' ~
lrsffres flausln GREY. the slicctf
vsfil sfon NMfet Trute. The Ashes q ioe Dea'' iN'
n,rer Ifestucais I'd ,oraA Items A
sS,s. t'.-ys nus h-nd re ~ en cary h1-l -
e,.fre 10 ifsufe her 20 tue cce.t, uF o,
f,f-t ner@,lsr, 70 put the pes It oe'-A '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

Mr. ErouENrAu 80 Rue de Ia Niciore is tho ony Agent in
Pans authorized receive advereen and sn0scptca Tor I
T,.Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

AIABAM,.-Tbe Wigs il seems, nov eoncsle-he
election OF Sol Phillips. the Democratic candidate f,r
Congress in the Mobile Dis'ric; by small majority.
Col Philips is South arOlnian BY birth, We believe.
was Union member Of the Nuhfcafion Convention Of
South-Csrolins in - nd 80 He has lately however,
acted with the southern Rights party. Ia the last
Legislature of Aabans he was for internal improve.
mtnt.
IL the Nth District, Hale the Wing candidate for
Congress is defeated after ALL and William K. Smith
the Union member is re elected The vote stood
Hale, Wbg, 2,i29; Gen Sydenham Moore, Regular
Democratic Administration Secessionist 250c Smith
1924 Choctaw County remains t. be heard from
which will increase Gen MOores vote $50 TO 40 votes
and possibly more but with the above figures before u.s.
We believe Gen. Smith is elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
London Agency for The Tribune.


LOndUn AGENCY TOT THO IFIUHHV'
w 1uoeAs Nos 10 and q Cshsnest strand is authorized
We pons and advertisements for The Tribune In London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

Mr. Rench administration candidate VA.
f'mOus Tyler politician. In Alamance Co he did 10,
have single vote as fir as we can learn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

be last Wig candidate FOR Governor. is elected ~i.h
much upspimty to Congress. We present speciuea
Of the voting in two Counties
COUNTIES Kerr. W. Renchsr Dem.
GuilfOr6........ 40 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
Ia, Housekcepers aud all others IN want OF Bed

C.,.r,roso'. ENcEIsioR HAIR DlE.-Let those who
,.utsfisn tirc &C barnis qu4 "a ca titi ~ e.
- e Here pgt PATanon ihat viii an.e tAsl srey or
hrrs back OF brown aud sorats instead 2
tfe chemists thai % co.tars hins ace en-
who have d knos That changes me e'oi OF e
- slsee rca r,d la Eve minutes 4nd privately apa
a - 49,. ,r,.rfor lR sTApORu No Asiof House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

t Bankers Cbeveuxtonque Tor ~,
~ -e,,, ,be Hair Unlike propositions designed ol
De saIne ohecta free from al src Se a - h crnT The
s & esnno commend 70 universal
onn SD =, BAEKFKs Ladies Hair Dressing Establishment
Rroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

CEYsrAL PALAcE.-Ladles visiting the cty "isn'HS
Gsi,.1 Boots ana Shoes can ind At MULES 10 2
s QUE Boo at nj ~ 10 ms. quality : ppefS I,a ail
Enskirs At Nj end II, quality sams sties an
49, M.,. Boots sD0 SHOES al 10 piie'
psH' WIN D"''' ' j &. MILLER Co, No. 49, Cana a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
Hun D,y AND WIcs.-BArcHELoR's Manutactory

D. h enoved 10 No l55 BfoadSay olPoIe nc
ere be Recommendations IN the "oo io ~
n ia f,oUs lIar D,e aid the Of bis ueEy inFh all
,ces NM pnyate Tocs oil o. one .o.. CoPJ is address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

To Barns, BANs, B>NAs- Dto III W. u.
sIeenei'y n,l ~ The pubic Cal AID judge Tor youiei NJ
:, a door fnmb Broadway.