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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

- broadway, doors below Prince street.-Messrs
iREDERi RUSSELL take this opportunity Of inform
their and that their respective classes
nov forming juvenile danci class "Wednesday aud Sat
nrday afternoons from o'clock; class for ladies' Mon
aud Thursday from clock; class for
Monday Thurpday evening from o'clock Mr.. Russell
fencing classes aud private lessons at all hours Of the
.chools and families attended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

DREMIUN FLOUg-lTHE NAVARRO MILLS, WHICH
at the recent ssets fair held at Cleveland, Ohio,
awarded the prepu s s competitors
onshand constantly rooeivirg, and FOR sale by
r. HfRPIcE No. IN 9oukh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

BY TELTGRAPH, We receive accounts from
all quarters Of the sadness and gloom which have fol
lowed the announcement Of the decease Of the third
and last Of that mighty Triumvrse, who sometimes
unted-oiener, perhaps, opposed-so long played the
leading parts In the affairs OF the nstion.-The Anti
Liquor Law Conventions Chsrlestowu Mass hiss nom.
mated cke, for various State officers, made up mostly
from the previous nominees of the Wing and Hunkcr
Loco tckeis.-A large cotton factory was destroyed
by tire at Milbury, Mass. yesterdAy-Col Roberts
and CAPT McLane, Of the United States Army had
eight in Washington yesterday The ofthe quarrel
was a statement in letter by the latter, which
considered rejecting upon tie character of the
Lee -Foco nominee for the Presidency.-We have an
account Of crash on the Portage Railroad One
person had his ankle broken No other was injured
materially. -Severa marine disasters are reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
sgr The Buffalo Commercial .ideeriiser is

~ The Buffalo Commercial 1dceriiser is
entrusted to the Editorial charge of adyenturer who
seems to have no respect for its character for vc
racy than for his own IIecopies orparophrosc5 some
paragraphs from recent private letter from London
giving the writer's budget of rumors and hcsrsays with
regard to the movements of Kossuth, Mazzini Young
Italy, and the secret intrgues OF Louis Napoleon and
gays;
at is surprising that journal possessed even Of no
more consistency than The Tribune should risk its repu
by giving such trash to its reader ador;ed as
" reliable and important information"
The Buffalo Spectator in Tylcrsm and other mer-
cenary kpayeries ofcourse knew very well that had
never ndor.ed TIE statements ofthat letter "reabc
aud important information" but he is trailing Que
other peoples capital than his in his management
of The Commercial whit does he carer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
A COLBY OPINION FOR COssUNPIIyEs.-Ih III,

NV YOfk Tri5unf OF February II sHlH.
We would call the attention of readers 10 the adyer
tisenenf OF HAsTSGss Compound Syrup OF Naphtha The
proprietor Of this medicine Dr. Hastings IS no qnsck bat
ranks Of the best physicians in England He "a also
at the head Of the Blepben-st Free Dspensary Having
had Ike mort other physicians his attention drawn 70 the
great preponderance OF death from pulmonary complaints
he devoted his attention for several years and
the result his conviction that Naphtha as remedial
agent Consumption, surpassed any other remedy known
TO the Faculty. IL has been used with the greatest
success BY nearly oil the first physicians OF England and
we learn from the American Agents, {. v CLicXsNER
Co.. being extensively used III tle private practice
Of majority of physicians We advise oil who ore m
any wry troubled with pulmonary complaints 70 Try It. tor
W. believe II is as coed a. recommended.
G. N.CLICKEEER Co, No. 81 Barcayst, are the Cen
era Agents for Dr. Hastings in America 10 whom al orders
should be- addressed. Sold retail by Mrs Hayes, No. 10
Fuon-st Brooklyn and No i3] Broadway corner How
srdst, New-lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
WEBSTER. For The Tribune

Co glorious Soul gigantic Child Of Thought.
Thy boat is launching on that tideless sea
From whose vast depth no breeze hath ever brOssh,
The close-kept secrets Of Eternity.
Thy mind is strong to fathom earthly lore,
And like the eagles is thine earnest eye;
But once thou par,est from Earths well known shore
10 thee, as unto US, ali, all ia mystery.
We wait with dropping head and halfdr.,,n breath
nelatest thr' bling of thy giant heart.
When the calm hand and solemn voice Of Death
Motion thee seaward with the word "Departr-
And when, al last thou snkest from our SIGHT.
Above thy setting, in the illumned SKY.
High gathered clouds Of gorgeous, golden lsh,
Shall build the monument OF thy grsa. Memory.
Oct. %, 1852. D. HoYyNrNs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

and The Agent Of tn ROtsehiids in he Unitcd
States,
Americans VIII you at last understand
the influences at work to defeat WrFIELD
ScorTl
VIII you at last open your eyes to the true
nature Of the party which seeks to rule you,
under the pretense that it is Democratic p
Among the signers Of the above circular, in ad-
dition to the name Of this Austrian Charge,
this agent Of the great usurers, Who fatten on
nations as a small money-lender does on indiyid-
uals. are the names of such eminent and we'll
known Democrats" as WE. Hayemeyer, A.
H. Mickle, Jonathan 1. COddngtOn. The
gladly league with the representatives Of the
Francis Josephs and the Haynaus to create
for this ignorant and supplemented people a
President of the United States!
Americans shall the Charge of Austria,
the successor of HGlsemann, thus impudently
dictate to you who shall be your Chief Magis-
trate Workingmen shall the representa-
tive Of foreign monopOlists be your leader in
the path of destruction TO American labor!
Exiles and friends of European liberty! can
you longer be humbugged into supporting q
party and candidate in whose success your
hated Oppressors and foes take such interest
Democrats can you hold that to be genuine
Democracy which cnlists in its behalf the tools
of imperial despotism ard cosmopolitan usury ?
We have long known that Mr. Belmont was
actively interfering in the election, and that
he was hand in glove with the Democratic lead
ers. but till now we have not had such proof
as the above. Hitherto he has been notorious
as heavy better on Pierces election. Now,
it appears as a matter of course that he has
used the money Of Austria and the Rothschilds
still more directly to secure that end.
Can the American people fail to rebuke this
outrageous presumption and crush the party
which cherishes such allies and employs such
means of triumph ? We do not believe it..
Every man whose pulses beat with the life of
patriot, republican, and freeman will vote
for the gallant and noble veteran whom these
foreign schemers and millionaircs seek TO de-
feat.-he will vote for WINFIELD Scorr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
AUSTRIA AND THE MONEY.LENDER-
FOR PIERCE!

Ihe following Circular, which was duly sent
10 the Democratic magnstes of the CITY. has
come INTO our hands; it speaks for itself:
"NEw.iosK. "a October. lsj2
N. -, IN lou are specially invited to meet with
NJ the S ,y The 9th inst, alta o'clock Z. NJ,
at ,he Stuy'esant Institute, Second srorv ha.L
Ioohil broadway, opposite Bond.st'. for Il, ,,nr.
pose derang measures to iasure he ,I,.,;dR,
6eh tranki'n Pierce and lillian r KIM d,
States" y "'S oHHsd
(signed) ~Ar-e;r-S,- ,,,,,,
49,. and Others
Who is this Mr. Belmont
de rs the acting Charge d Asaircs Of Iu,tr;s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

TIE FEUDAL TESUREs-The Court Of Iast
resort in our State has decided that tie r..
se1yatlon OF Quarter Sales in the Memorial
Leases Of our State are invalid, being contrary
toPubiic policy as well as natural Justice THE
'quarter-sale' is a condition embodied in those
leases that, wheneyerthe tenant or leasehol1er
sees TT to sell his lease, good will. improve.
nents, or BY whatever name his interest in tho
property leased may be designated he shall psy
one quarter OF the stipulated price to the land
lord or patrcOn) The Court of Appeals has
qusshed Ills condition, so That quarter-sales in
this State are numbered with things that
have been. Yet Property, Public Faith. Thrift
and Economy will survive, whatever may ba
the fate Of The Albany Register and its half.
dozen echoes. Nay: We hold that all these are
more secure than they would be if one man
were legally upheld in taking pay for another
mans labor, as is the effect Of ouarter.esle
reservations.
Let the absurd eIactions and restrictions Of
the old feudal leases be thus broken down on
the one SIDE, and the criminal outrages os mid.
night proving, law-breaking rlfisns be DIN.
ished on the other, and We shall soon hear the
last of Ambient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
L. 8. DISTRICT COURT.
Mr.. Hall thus addressed the Court /:

MAY q please Your Honor Since the lat adl0urn"ss'.
Of tns cou4t ID. lne gence sad bat naexgectee' -
reached that DANIEL WEBsTL Ar - no more lie uel
terasy morning IN the full possession Of al his pegtt
res, exhibiting in his DEATH he had always shMDs
HE, the eLtue superiority 81 his mind over al CORP n,
attributes When eOnrcer his grestness % MAJ, -
public services. his glowing patriotism, his pohteA "A
ton, hs Chcia station, his MACE eeI eiOguefee -
a lawyer, bis profss Casl euliDclce when pcS" 80
beyond dspute aid without doubt a. ta very eso y.is
AlercaI Ter u seems III that The Occason OF ~ -
should not b. suffered oy L-s tribunal ~ PASS ~ IN
secia notice 81 the CUL.f. and some sF"cto 80
dure " IN ITS records, Of he high consideration VII"
be wss here xaEded -. ,r,.t
rse not air 10 pronounce "a eulosun upon tas -.
man. The world x ows hat by heart, add nal1n IT,
Ct NOE cnt poured out upon the bier rhelc IL
il the soler nifty ne repose and nae'ty o. ms nc
oeC ar "A ". al could nave wished hl1 10 dle T.,
Inevitable hour should come. Ills profound in.e.e. -. o
s.reLe and unccuded tnnnpinng over Ell the ous
physical decay and relying qpon thos religious 40
Itch are tue only solace IA the dread hour Of m''
luton. -, -. os MS A.
I knew Mr. WEBSTER vel. had the honor o. s-eud.
cuairrarce and hope . IS not too much 70 say OF o.. hs
slip Tor more than q quarter of a een,ufJ 800
counsel and advice which led nc 70 TINS y ~
met with prof ssional encouragement taI 1yoba 10y
have q a him under every variety o. ciIe .s ;,,.,.
tie eludrd bot "a lfior, mere rs
seemed TO hhsrb all bis T1sbie Po~eIy s.ias
4 have seen hun ia the midst OF st lslis, 100 ~ hs
and ENJOYING general hol tally hA'e pa ,,S hia
manly AID innocent anuseIneDisi A-so "a
alone twilight upoi The snose o. 1le =; ~ 14nsts
a. :" haye zen iinl in the forum 1la N r,n
Cl amheT-h. gigantic Intellect Tow, ~. .ioa ~
Pesn ED uRasg " srsV4stsSss' aH " NJ VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for En-
ptaH Circulation viii be issued THIS MORN.
ING at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the --latest
News up to the time Of going to press. Single copies
in wrappers ready for mailing. be had the desk
Price six Cents The america sails from Boston To-
Morrow at ~ o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

For Congress,
8. JAMES BOWEN g. JOS r. VARNUM. Jr,
g. J. ii. HOBART HAWS T. MARSH q. ROBERTS
5 JOSEPH HOMIE, O. JAMES BROOKS
For M1yor-MORGAN MORGANS.
For Shcrtr-JAMES KELLY.
For County Cleyk-GEORGE w RIBLET
For Controlier-JOSEPH Y. TAYLOR
For Ciiy hspeeior-CHARLES RIDDLE.
For Coamssi0ncr Of Repairs and SuPpies-W. ADAMS
For Street lsEissi0Her-JOHN J. DOANE.
Fer Counsel 10 Coyp0rdfiOa-OGDEN HOFFMAN.
For C0roRers.
c. BRUENINGHAUSEN, BERN L. BUDD.
CHARLES MISSING, JOHN SIMMONS
For GoVGHoT Of 4fius- House-NASHINGTON SMITH
For Judge q Supreme COWt-CHAS. L. KIRKLAND.
For Judge g Superior COErt-JOHN l.. MASON.
For justices q Marine Court,
JOHN H. WHITE, WILLIAM IL. STOGDILL,
JAMES LYNCH.
For CrI Jiiiiec ND District fEShh and Ninth Ward,
WILLIAM b. MECH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

MesIssIPPI-The PauidiRg (Miss.) Clarion,
announces the death at Jackson City, OF FRANKLIN
f.. PLUMMEn, in great want and desttution. During
his life he hcd the posts Of Circuit Judge, Represent
alive in Congress and was within two votes Of
beating ROBERT J. WALKER for u 5. Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
RpAuT,ruI Hosiery AT GENIy's BAZAAR

Winter approaches and the Preparations for the cold season
pee m attention m invited the hosiery department winch
las lust Leen ropenshed with large aid well selected as
sortnIs M from London Paris The newly imported
goods have juat passed the CusOmlio and WIN be ds
PLAYED for the frs time today Among them VIII be 9nd
fadea UDderyests and Gentlemens Undcrsnrts, OF the
finest qualities in silk and cotton Halt Hose o siN
cotton thread aud wooden Shirts Of the latest styles PLAIN
and embroidered Ledes Morning Robes and Gentlemens
Dressng Robes; Gtntencns Riding Gloves; LadleS Fur
Gloves and every variety Of Childrens Hosiery The en-
fire stock Of unde oihn OF the Bazaar has been selected
with greet care and believed BE- uncquaed IN excel
lence and In the moderation Of the prices.
GENIN's BAZAAR, No. SIS Brosdway
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

~ LORENZO SABINE, Esq, of Farmingham
has been nominated by the Wings of the old Fourth
District in Massachusetts, candidate to supply the
vacancy in the U s House of Representatives left by
the death Of Hon BENJAMIN THOMPSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
-, IT adde's and others In


hoIs rnpTe Of dresS there Is no article OF gentle
a ~. ',tSe 10 winch more difficult 70 inpart high
heu and fsshon than the winter oyeIcoat I'm
tone o. e IN decded skill and taste and Handsomely finish
s' s nns. Of necessity be clumsy For than twenty
wear. the reedynsde Overcoats Coass and Overseas
y,bf ont AZ this season By JENNINGS Co have been
I'd to be uneQuaied the city, in fact the bean ideal
M winter garucnts. This year they have bestowed more
Than ordinary care on this branch hcr business and have
ebtained from the first tailoring establishments abroad
eycry variety Of style and pattern which viii be current IN
Furope durnr the approaching They invite the At
teute of the gentlemen OF NewYork 10 Their splendid as
sortent Of Writer Clothing generally including an almost
bouDdess variety in pansCOn velvet silk and other vests
and coss end sacks Of every decpOn la the order de-
parment first csss cutters only employed and the a
nare furnshed TO short notice viii be found
onsl n style Ut material and finish to any clothing pro-
eursble in The United States w. T. JENNINGS 20,
No 2}l Broadway American Hotel,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
~. PyrrRsoN & HUMPuREYs, No. 379

Broadway corner Of Whitest receiving daily, from
FuroTe and the Auction Rooms unusually large and ele
CANT stock Of Capctinss SURPRISING bnancy of ooss
rcots OF detagn aud finish anything offered IA this
market Many patterns exclusively and not 10 be
found elsewhere. Also the renownedN Ords Far Carpet
in one entire piece TO winch call public attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
A NArIOSAL WORk er ARr-Tnr WAsH1ya.

TON fosrkAir-Messn. BAoHiA 4 Co have the honor 10
announce ready Tor puhhcauon laysr mi, srs,b Es
OF M.sns.sn e1srsvee on steel BY A. H. Richie in the
Supple, and finished IN the highest pos,hje 5s1 ~ a
ieenea aud erhancy The pubtshers confident of prpe
spprtesnon OF theI efforts to place before tbe -
70 the peoPs OF Anercs the truthful and n-rt,
hkcness OF Washington eNtsnt and ineompar.Av ~ -,
brilliant engraving produced in the United Ss,es -
most careful attention has been paid every thS
would contribute toward producing perfect pict-e r.
heed Is carefully copied from the standard likeness nv
bert Stuart. The composition effects and accs q s,s
from picture painted expressly Tor this engraving BY P
Rotkerinei. toe eminent artist Of Philadelphia = -
The pahEshcrs have decidsd 70 sell tbs enSuvns AZ The
unprecedeaird.o 30 large and high class worklow res
of three dollars per copy. Choice copies BE- secured bv
in the books OF the Csnvsssng Assent o. AZ The
otce Of the rubshsrs Specimen copy can be examined
ct the Far, Castle Garden.
r A BAchIA 4 Co. No. = Chsmbersst. Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

~ The Life Of Gen. Scott" WY I am
Wing" Mseries Of IrslGnd," and other political
published for the Campaign may be had this
Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

storing sud identifying the Hair the most desirable Toet
Article in the world Ladies Try t. II costs but = cents
IN large bottles and sold by al principal dealers through
out North and South American Europe and the Islands Of
the Ocean T.. THOMAS LYOS, No. l6 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

Il The citizens of Savannah have sub.
scribed $4,000 toward the completion Of the savuu
nah ard Albany Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

q" J. MrLros SMITH is the nominee q,
Alderman OF the Sixth Ward, Brooklyn, BY the Ten.
perance Alliance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

WmLIAxsBUReH.-TIxorHY Corrry, ESQ
was nominated on "wednesday evening Tor Receiver q
Taxes and Assessments and Jacob L. FEM for c:vs
Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
rz,- Ouposite the METROPOLITAN Hote is the

American Hosiery and Under garment Mandatory me
propretors this establishment able to furnish any
article Of knit undercOtug necessary TO the competen
OF lsdy's or eenflemau's wardrobe. . ~
RNY2 ADAMS, Noel Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
PrRrnrroR, SALr on RrAL EsrArr Ar

IEREMfTORy SALE OF hEAL ESTATE AT
ApcToSOur readers VIII please notice that ANTHONY
RLEEoxgR viii sell Ts DAY. the 2th inst az u O'Clock
At the Merchants Exchange by order the Supreme Court
aud under the direction OF Pnlo RnggleS, Es Referee
live three story byick Houses aud Lots idst south
SIDE between 9Th and Oavs aud l0feet west OF the sh-
sN Also, viii b. sold at the time and place about ~
choice Lots OF Ground situated the csntern deS-
soie part Of Harlem they being ls ~ and thavs, and
on issh ltth ll6th, Nth. llSth llgth lh and Esd
es Inc location OF these Lots extremely healthy and
WY eeeirshe either Tor private dwellings Tor business
P~ss Nss describing the whole OF the above properly
Nsn OF the ApconeeT No BrOa-st No cl9)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

GREAT ExCITEMEST-lhe wel-known Dry
Goods Establishment of q. NJ BoDiss Is daily thronged
with ladies o. fashion, making their fall and winter pur
ebsst from the chst and most elegant stock Of Dry GOODS
that has been exhibited this city for many years and az
sptb low prices that all GstOnished who vs ms store
His rch Plaids Silks Velyets, Shawl Mernoes, CASH
ueres ard DE Lanes superior in point Of beauty ee-
gsnce and chespnes to anything OF the KIND nat can De
met with in the city Ladies' give Mr. E. call at No 3<3
(srsnd+t corner OF Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
Roor's DAcurRREorYpEs.-Th splendid Da


rueueotypes exhibition the Fair by RooT. No
33 Broadway not for competition but only by way OF
for 1880 and gold medal In lE5l-ihs being the highest
award zven-he of expects premium Bu the
appreciation Of the public manifested in their PATRONAGE
premium Of which any artist might well Be proud
RoOT's Gallery, No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

g-y- Housekeepers and all others in want OF
Besding Bedsteads Sc would do well 10 call at N Will
LAsDs old established WareToOIns No. 80 Cha'ham-sl
corner Of Mubeuy-s where may be found the largest
sonneut OF articles in his line ever offered the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
pusyuEss NOTICES.

CHnpnKs's HATS, CAPS, &c.-FURsIHArs
r,rsIr Tnrs-There te three things for which hSo1
Ono ia FultODt famous for ,hat "a tas cbsso
of his four dollar Hst the beauty OF ns & for lsdies
snd he superority Of he assortment OF us ~! -
Tsese claims for popularity evSeniy spprecso
the public a. his saleGoom Is one Of t"e '''
places in town. --------
FURs! FuRs! FUR,!-Ladies and others sIt. M II.
terested in the examination OF ,nd A:tor- Houee
R,nsSasS 70 WHERE s tbs dy WIN be exhibited large ss
ent Of choice FuTs tor Ladies wes, finn.bIs
(esarsbae qusiD'e' 1870 LEARY Co., Hatters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

~ A Scorr and GRAHAM meeting vii BE-
held in WtsicAessT village Wes,ches:er Co, on Nars
day evening next which will be addressed by Ils
speakers The Wigs Of the adjacent towns are 1,
yited 10 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

when Cothir can lie Obtained cheap at H. L. Fosters
Clothing store no n COiandts where every article Of
dres can be procured made up the most fashionable and
fastidjous manner Call and satis'y yourself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
= Live and Learn is an old maxim, and

those who have not learned should know that DAvss RAH
WE'VE the best preparation for changing gray hair 70 IT.
or ginal color without dyeing Price, 81 cents per pot
tie For sale by the following Nos 800 Orandst
1872 Broadway 81 Bsrclsy-st, 70 Nashngonst 5o2 hld
son-st III Bowery NewYork Nos lis Futon-st and f5
Atantic-st. BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
~. Gents, Winner Clothing, now exhibiting

at Noe eco and 382 Broadway. magnificent display OF al
the ate styles Of Over Coats cut from tie Pasen Fashion,
speh az the graceful Talps the elegant Kha5in and me
stylsh Paetot Also the Bangup and Dreaduought Sack
OF Rhincceros Goth. Casseres and Plush SIX Fesings
recently imported. Al orders promptly attended TO
GEO LEyIE, Merchant Tailor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

exception the very best invented Equally celebrated
Is GoURAuDs Medcated Soap curing pmpes, reckes,
salt Theu esh worms letter saOwness tan, roughne S.
CHAPS ohaes cracks &c Poudre Subtle uproots hair from
any rart of the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lily White
and Hair Restorative 81 Wslker-st near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

Blood hath been shed ere N the olden time;
But reoeu; blood, the subject Of this rhyme
TIE blood of bed-bngs reaches, flies and hcas,
The which one sheds with conscience quite si cess
~ LYoN's Magnetic Powder Kills oil every
description Of insects with amazing rspity, aud ncsps
bic Of inyurng human beings His Magnetic Pills
less fsiNl 10 sss end MICE No. 81 BrVsdwsy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
DxcLrsarrov.-John Cashsw. the W.,

nominee for Alderman Of the Fret Ward. Brosay,
having declined smother meeting has been e.led q,
Wednesday evening mex, to supply the vacancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

an external erbTooation for rheumatism, pains aches and
soreness. 1t will be found hrmbug. Sold at No 5[o
Greenwich cor Duanes; GUIOS cor. BOwery and Grand-
st. CODDNCToH Spriug and Hudsosis IN Brooklyn
OF Ms. HAYS, No. IFS FultoB-st
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HAIR Dye AND WIGs.-RATCHELOR's Man
ufotory for these articles IS celebrated in all parts Of the
world perons wishing light, elegant and durable Wig
Toupee surely be suited; Ills Hair Dye applied e
guaranteed or sold wholesale and retail at No wall
at Copy the sddress-bewaTe of limitations