New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25


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u Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
inents are now completed for supplying according pre-
vious intiE1ation, FINE Fur HAT price tS3 PSI
which shall render emphaticaly the cheapest well as
Lowest priced Gsutemens Fur Ia, sale in this
city II Is prepared IN the style which characterzes
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which cannot be continued without an unusually rapid
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PARKER Co. are continually receiving from their
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anhp and OF perfectly fashionable character prices
far below what has been Attempted by any ether
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MI lwls'
u Orlando Fish, Fashionable Hatter, Isl Bread
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Fall and Winter style of Hats ready for their nspec.
ton and critical judgement Claiming the distinction OF
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AMERICAN style Of Hats instead of servely copying the
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He offers Winter style OF GenteRens Nuufa Hats a,
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SehteInen v'sltng our city are respectfully invited 10
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u This Day Published, by D. APPLETON
i CO., 200 Broa iway, BuRNs's COMPLETE PoErIcAL
Life the Author by James Currie NJ D., elegantly
printed volume Of sou pages l6mo, with abeautul fronts
This is the most complete edition contains the whole
ofthe Poetry comprised in the edition lately edited by Cum
nlngham well as some additional pieces and such notes
and of Scotland. TO render the whole
Ineligible TO the English reader.
He nothing 10 the poetry OF otter ands-he is the
offspring Of the oll he natural to Scotland as the heath
is TO her hlls-hs variety is equal 10 his originality his
humor bis ssIey his tenderness and his pa.ho come all
accord the contrast never offensive; the comic slides
easily the serious the serious into the tender and the
tender Into The patheic.n-Allen Cunningham,
No Poet, with the exception of Shakespeare, ever pos
sessed the power exciting varied and scordan
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n a uSt .bS
CowPER's COMPLETE PoETIcAL WORKS, including the
Hymns and TRANSACTIONS from Mad. Guion. Milton, &c,
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l6mo with beautiful ontispeee 81 5oi in2 vols 7
This is the erly compete Americas edition.
Morality never eund in genius devoted advocate
than Cowpcr has neral wisdom in its plain and severe
precep,s been ever more successfully combined with the
delicate spirit of Poetry, than in bis works He was en-
to list OF the world,he rrprover, but
the satrst Of menthe teacher Of simple truths which
were To- be rendered gracious without endangerng their
simplicity.
Tire above Works elegantly Printed, clear type
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coursa OF publication, under the title of CABINET EDITION
OF PosTs be had in various styles OF bindings.
uitab!e for presents n2i
~ Lectures of the Nevv-York Rhetorical
Society the pleasure of announcing pub
lie, especially TO residents in the upper part Of the city
that eements have been made for the Sixth Annual
Course OF Lectures under the auspices the Society 10 be
delivered the Chapel of The NewYork University on
Square a.reeabiyio the following Programme
Nov 50th, wednesday, Introductory Lecture, by the
Rev. FRANCIS L. HAWKS, D. D. Suoecl-Sir Walter
Raleigh.
Dec 3d. 5b e,b l2h 18th and 19th-a series of Six Lee.
lures by Rev. CHARLES w ESTwoRTH UPHAM the accomp-
shed and eloquent biogra pher OF Sir Henry Vaae These
Lectures have already been delivered in anoker city with
distinguished success and characterised as brilliant in
STYLE and full Of novelty and interest reference their
subjects. They consist Of tive Lectures the OF
Sir George Downing, ian American clergyman and SUISSE
ouen,ly EnbHssador OF Cromwell AND Charles H. two
Roger Williams; Hugh Peters; and the late
Col. Timothy Pickering
Dec Esd and 26,h-two Lectures by Hon GABRIEL Fur
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