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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
~ The Ercning Mirrpr is favOring Gen
Pierce with advice and admOnition touching
tho cnrmation Of his rabinat and saws

1--WE regard ths the first official act of the new Pres
dent altogether the most important one that nc Il call
ed upon to perform 1t decides the character and
course Of hs Administration: and is step not TO be
taken without the utmost elaboration and pruienc
Gen TaylOTs Cabinet appointments sealed the late OF
his official career II the rock which he split and
his party went pieces All minor 'appOinmen ts not
NJ to be made followed, naturh consequence, his
first great mistake
With such men Clayton and Crawford fore Ounsel
lors and William H. Seward as the king behind the
throne pretty state of affairs ensued-begnning with
Gall hnism and ending in narrow escape Of the dis
solution Of the Union. With such Heads of Depart
mans what could be expected in the shape OF tails =
Ephraim q. Squier. who voted against Old Rough and
Ready sent chronological Exploring Expedi-
ton TO the Mosquito Kingdom; J. T. Van Allen, who got
up suhscrI ton sword TOR Of the pets OF Gen Tay
lCrs military family sent with outfit and title
on a GUNNER excursion 10 the Ecuador and Charley
Ddayan WIS made Commercial Agent at So
Thomas Wien the local elections followed the States
that voted Tor Gen. Taylor wheeled Indignantly back
into tie ranks OF the Democracy We give this scrap Of
history orthe benefit of whom il may concern
There is more truth than poetry in The
Mirrors structures on Gen. Taylors nominees,
though we might not agree with it as to the in
diriduais whose appointment proved so disas-
trous. we remember rightly, there was a
Naval Storekeeper made at Brooklyn who
was rather poorer specimen than any of the
above Can The Mirror Oblige US with his
name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
CORRUPTION AT THE POLLS.

An enormous amount of money, il s gener-
ally agreed, has been improperly discussed in
our recent Election-more than in any former
contest. There was more open buying and
selling OF votes, by men who pass for respecta-
bic, than ever before And This circumstance
weighed heavily against the Wing ticket. The
Wealth of the Country was against US this
time, a. it had never before been. The I'm.
porting Interest supplied money in thousands
TO elect Pierce and King while very few beside
candidates or inveterate politicians-yho are
not apt to be thrifty in money matters-g,ve
anything to aid the election Of Scott We
should probably have been beaten had no
money been used in enlghtening the under.
standing or stimulating the Judgment of elec.
tioneerers, but cur defeat vas converted ip,o
a rOut by the free diffusion OF coin.
Now that the Election is over tbars ia
general call for some stringent effort 70 pre.
serve (or rather restOre) tie Purity Of Flee.
tons. To this end, Judge Eldridye Of
Dutchess lately addressed the Grand Jury Of
that County as follows:
The lsl OF these specal acts il the at T. ,ro,orvs
ne Iuriy Of eieciions This act d designed 10 BE- Of
grea; public importance, t. object il m ,,-. -,
tslothoS from the cJrruptng influence OF rn-o 80
ttus ccntlrue our Government free and conlrri -
BY the virtue intelligence and patriotism al ,lo 49,
Tlis nee and universal right 10 vote l. -
guishCs AID elevaies US shove ever o,hr ueoDia o.
sy-iem Of tee su'rsse proceeds upon the sls1r,,tiS
nat sll OF people VII use tbs p;.res f-si- &
ely ind nte gently. ara tat every ei,iep ..b',
.lCh q peer, hls ga cCu1' "a "a. % e-J~ ~ Trs -
guclurerts o. Gee, nd ~ cu.lScstsns ~ ~,
eoli cru-~ei sl1a - o.. 0n'y Srcrais 81 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

RnEUHATiSN CCBEDi-The vast Numbers
who ang r.Ef from that diva tai dis-ss Rh.g W.
ti1n ~ the OF thst invausb'e remedy N0Rri4Oars
khsur1aiic Compound I'D Blood funner s.oii ind ace N
who saises vlth ils compliant % 20 once
tbs Is va table prci rat0fln internal rrnsiv-1r.
psEsd uIon TIE rosi sotliinc pnrcpes for this one
lsmnaaoiy (crte) or chnac, No nced longer don b.
nthcy wiu q examine the overwhelming eyirice gwen
IN us bc5a, by honorable occupying hga s.i oas IN
society. ihyseisns certify . as woldcrg ee.s-y IN
thetirsS ourng whc1e IA Consultations key had dscid
that ihlc wsge no hopes o. Tecoyery and "a some H.
stances vbero individuals bad ben crpples for ten ald
twenty years tins fcnc9y has carcd Arm II . perfectly
SAFE 70 &c Used oy The uoN cuiebsi aal debhtsad IL
e1teis A,e most wonderful and dsi-htfni upaa the sst
IN regulating end srsnEthenIrg the digestive orsrns i
pitg purity iishaess and vitality the blood cansrs
10 low nrey thFoash all its chAnne rsfnoyiu- t csus
q the dlsoss and restoring the whole nervous xy.t
Sold Wholesale and retail By w. V. ALEXANDER A ca NJ
p-l-.cIs lc--ral Ohee, No B.Lcag-s lAst.r Hnl.-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

" The subscription to the Lemons In
demnity fund goes on swimmingly Fifties
come in like dirt, and there is now and then a
500 put down The whole $4,000 will prob
ably be made up tonight.
Very well Ii is better to run the risk of
sometimes giving unwisely than than not to
give at all. So hurry up that $1,000
As soon as it shall have been raised we shall
ask the public to consider the case of the late
slaves OF the LemmOns-untaught women and
helpless children bereft of their husbands and
fathers, and suddenly set adrift in land of
strangers just as winter is setting in. We
shall ask no $lOO's or sos, but we do hope
Sos, SIS and SIS to the amount of few
hundreds may be contributed to provide for
these helpless children and their early wild
owed mothers. Let one thing be done at
time but as soon as the LemmOns have been
duly done for, we shall ask for contributions TO
educate and subsst their late slaves until they
shall be enabled to help themselves. We
shall not wait for Judge Paine to head the sub
scrption with SlO0, but will gladly accept $40
from him or any one who gives 800 to the
other. So be ready, ye benevolent and synpa.
thizirOf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
Tur PrnrIE. HArrERs-Who arc they 2

Their srpeor productions answer they are Inec Iaos Of
he frst orSer In tie year i9J they were incoPgra
urder 10 naue Of the f.n shcrs Union ms Union
- exclusively Of Iractsal hafters whose avn II
70 prodrce work superior tst Of any e, abnsneat
10 this country They have oo1e 90 they VIZ
Nce.tu eis composed OF the Tcheet natsna ana pear
~ Sg w e. f - II6T FISisHRRs UNION,
~ ~" ~ No l PnrL.rotY. oppOsLe As.or House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
For Europe.

The L. 5. Mail steamship Humboldt, Cap
tain Lines Will leave this port TO-DAY. at noon, for
Southampton and Ilayre, The Seni-Beekly Tribune,
containing all the latest news can be hsd at the Deik
This Morning, in wrappers, ready for mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

We shall issue THIS MORNING The
Tribune for California, 0yeson and he Sand
rich IslGRds II viii contain a summary OF all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sailing Of
tie last steamer; Money and Market Reports, Mar
riaces Deaths &c
Single copies in wrappers, ready for naming, can be
had al the Desk This Morning. Price six cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
~ The Paris MOniteur de FArmts, speak
ing of Louis Napoleon's speech at BordesuI'

has the following significant paragraph;
mo In the declaration at Bordeaux there isaotsng
which poItends the inactivity Of the army Ia future
The war in Alglers s no, yet a, end Besides ffs
IL war OF different nature in progress-lhe ws o.
The spirit Of good against the spirit Of evil oriersgans
anarchy and this war will be undertaken By our army
whenever occasion shall arise at home or amopg or
neighborsp
How long before Louis Napoleon viii per-
ceive evidences Of the bad spirit in Belg'
I'm, or in the German provinces on che west
bank of the Rhine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
NoRru CAnoLIsA-The official vote Of Norh

Carolina for President is-Scot 3905s Pierce, 37ss;
Pierces majority CSC. The vote falls 1865 below thx
rolled at the previous Gubernatorial election The
-slectors lave been summoned by Gov Reid TO mes' 81
Raleigh, On the first Wednesday in December, " css
the vote OF the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

WThe Broadway Railroad Project passed
the Board of Aldermen last night by vote Of
II ayes to nays, Aid. Tiemann absent There
were some amendments to the original report
and Minority Report opposing the scheme
was presented and laid over to be printed
The substance Of the resolutions adopted is:
That the parties may build double track road
from South Ferry to Fifty-ninth-st, the ex-
IRENE space over all the track to be not more
than II feet 6 inches the cars and horses
not TO exceed IS feet in length. The Council
is to direct the time and other arrange
ments for running the cars, and the parties
are TO keep the pavement between the rails in
repair, sweep all the street below Union Park
every morning, and north of the said Park
twice a week The fare not to exceed five
cents The clause providing for side lines Of
stages was stricken out, because it is the
Mayor only who can grant licenses for stage
routes. Provision is made for depot of cars
near the Park, to accommodate tbs upward
rush of travel at night, and for attendants
along the line to assist people to and from the
cars 1t is supposed that the vote in the other
Board will be very decisive in favor OF the
measure, so much so as to render any inter
position by the Mayor useless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
aTu.Y's K.ox."-Thisi is a by-phrase m very

general rse lust now which owes s origin we believe 70
xorrr T.Su Br,mrnel Of this day and generation wac
sets III hon and governs the ~he2 Of snail cotee Of
nfuens young who hs associates Ihs iics bag
90, to L no well known that the hats, caps aud indeed al
he snSSnseture OF Mr. Knox the ce.ebra,ed htter Il
No 2s Fulton sreet are models Of tate end elegance 10
their wey that this young beau or brevts sae wien hs
wants 10 remark that any article that bis gaze i
particularly worthy Of admiration, says. "Tasts kSox
AID the pas particularly expressive that II has g.
cured general adoption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

Dp M'LAsE's LIVER PILLs.-Thls great
medicine has uppsnted all others tor the eaIe ol :.
Tirer IL fleets are sautary and speedy ana ~
o. ae tDe 90 perfectly safe. that il not surprsns
Iopld srcTs de al others Invented oy very dis.
ici.r of virginia who pr9c..ced N REGION ~ sOu!
yIIcI H,pstis or Liver Compla Mt Il PecuhaFy oIIi
n. and who had spent years n dscoverlnf .ne
- ecsisrIv adaptsd every form OF the disease az
sr M 20 alleviate the most obstinate cases 81 &
Of Dr. McLAaE have placed biz name anons we
iretttors OF mankind No one having syPtoms o. tsIs
e,rlaint should be without these inv lusoie
H,i H. ~, pain in the sh SIDE, under the edge OF
-, A which increses with Pressure-unAble to ne with
80 on tht eft sde-wiih occasional sonnet nj -
- Id the Ider-5ade frequently eKfeniins 70 tae
~ the shOulder Rely upon IT, that although tue iiet
na5r, are sonetmef taken for rheumltc they az a'ss
r. dsesse of tie Liver and il you woule have reie 90
;+.,1rtlv and buv box of DR.. McLASEs Liver Pills -
For sale in kewior5, Wholesale and 1 REAL ey y
a. CopTandt-s, Sold also b. al the principal druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
WYOMING OO.--lOyy,eIAL.
vERNIONT-[oFFIeraL.l

BosroN, Friday, Nov ~, 1881
The following is the official vote OF Vermont:
Scott -. l73: Pierce, 1904; Hale, s,62y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

splendid 1esOgtnent OF Boys and Youths Cotans con-
listing Of Full suit Ove1costs Talnss, &c Sc has been
received ~ the Asia ard vii b. opened az the 'azs,f
Day together with great variety Of hsses a
Cloeks I'd L8dies and Nices ohoes OESS me- Iis
espeeia asIficn Of Heads Of families and L.oie % us
besntifr. Ia IL mad article Chdrens ME-, ana "a
dies Weor and 70 the very inO5era.s lIis LIZ E, ''
ore Offered. 49,. - - =. N;eIol,, fIo.al l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

EyERYBoDY Is READING Ir-At the least CAL
ouaton one hundred thousand persons must have read the
commencement Of the brilliant, exciting and sparkling
romance Of Handsome Jack during the past week Secure
is continuation, to be published in The Sunday Courier Of
,o.morrow Every newsAgent md newsboy will have 1t
for sale Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
~ The art Of Dreinr Hnman H..risA..

- The art of Dyeing Human Hair is bur
imIcreSy understood. even - thase who make he 49,,
etpfsersicrs The most o. HAIR Dyes Of te asv nav ar
the time biacken The hair but soon 10 be sn-,.-5 IL
tsriiShsd tIcen o. cauoiy purple hae. CRsrADssJs
Bar nye y Vod o. thsse aixoas Pgofer.ies II iatau
dyes Tie haif eeaaiAio natesa back o. hroxn whch
Ml Sisencd l,l4 aat epfied ln Fs.Eats Foos ~ Cz-
TAroRo 10. Asior Hs-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
Observation-Disclosures

BOSTON, Friday Nov. IT. ltz.
Scott, 1858; Pierce, 44,569 Hale, 25Ie!3
Webster 1910, Broome, los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
Irrsr. Observation-Disclosures sale

JOHN KEFsE, uctiOneer.-EXecutor' sale
of the extensive GALLERY OF PAINTINss. belonging %
The late John Clarke the celebrated cOnnoiseur and col
tcior forming Gn e1tentiye and valuable COLLECTION oil
Ornn Paintings by the most celebrated old Masters Sc
lecttd from come OF iLe most noted private Gauenes
Chucl es Converts and Nunneres OF Italy. II is the most
numerous and select collection ever exhibited IN the United
Sats Among them the productions OF Raphael san
zo Michael ANGELO Annbale Caraccl, GUIDO; faoo nefo
$50 Beesepo 4 ziano pomenchino David Salvador Rosa
ntoetto Vandyke, Coueegio Andrea del Sato, Hnbens
Carlo Dolce Claude L1nine. Sass0 Ferato Glulo ltoh
TO &C sc. Also Dunlap great Orsnal Painting OF
Death on he Pale Horse Can0vas Marble statue o. Nen
De Medcs together with The TranshguIlon and Descent
rom the Cross after Rubeus To be sold without reserve
N closo the os.ate by LyMAS Co, NJ their extensive
Gallery and Sales Rooms Nos 81 and 5Ig Broadway cor
frr of Infect On MONDAY Nov y and following days
Sale 10 commence each day a. II o'clock A. VI The whole
art now o. ened 70 the public on free exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
e.. o. .,r N.r,ons.-Stimulated by the

.,cs, den srd now exist in Europe1u cities for tnis
elegant rssul and indispensable article OF aoes coS'o1
as also y tire cuOnous expense that has hitherto ern3ed
the OF fine FuIs IN this country the pOpoO~ has
been induced enter largely - thu branch OF olHnss
with de eruatiOn - inoIrt me rePaSStion ~ .ao
lshyryt holds "A the frs t city Tor Fasnion, Eier;e
nd Fco,ny and having pure ased 70 great extent dur
Inc ho d 1 sumner AZ the udsons Bay Russian aud Other
Fr S he Offer advsnagesl IN TINS department not 70
be found It any other store IA the country.
PRICES OF FURs. -. =,
Imperial Russian Sable the set complete, including Moi
Cuff and Tippet, from ..el1J ~ sJJj
yery lne Hudsops Bay the set complete, in
eladirg Mu1 Cuts and rippet' from. SOTO 40
ne Muif Cnas and Tippet from .......... 6oto 90
rue ils s NM nisa and iipre from 9OtO 90
The h M, en-. sld T r5 4Oto IS
rt caa s,,S Tinet 6oH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25to 80
CA md Tnpet from ........... lOto %
ha CS,s sBs Tirpet from .,.......... 2to 10
bs Cnsiss T%.t from .........' 2Oto 90
mn Srs aod TiIpet. .,......... 1910 IS
French Frmne. The set complete, including ,
Mua Cgas md Tppel from. ~ IL
fos sa%rg Msg se md TIp,et from to IS
American squirrel, the st complete including ~
m %ns c H1 and rppet iion.,....... 0o 10
A S,. 10y SyH met me Fl from 25 IS
LGnsg KIN Ss cns and ippst 13tO q
&C., ca. sr5 qirr,t Observation-Disclosures. 1910 IS
Eaiura O. net We set complete, incluiine MuH, o,
Cuff ed Hppei nom. .........'.....: l<to -
Silver Badger, the So complete, including Mutt, -.
Cufls end 1ipyet. from ............... 1gto 90
single onioe, such as Muii, CuAs, rppcI NictoI4ne
or Boa, ct proportiOnate rete ,.-,
ence Of practical French iafaer. GEO p.i BynrN'
Paris Maniila, Cloak, Fur end Shawl tmPSHum
No. SOL Broadway New or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs AT AUCTION
We desire TO direct particular attention to the sale TO be
fde on TursnA sd INST AZ Il O'Clock. al the Merchants
Fxciance by WI II. FRANELfN. Son Co. Of desirable
Budirs Lois situated 3D. Sd, 4th aud ltn-ays and on
3lst 1oh I'D cd C,ih 9th, 18th. gid. lSth l8th LIZA
end dsts Maps descriptive Of the property can be OBJ
tanned Ly applying the Auctioneers No. Broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

Pierre and King over Scott and Graham. o. a,1
''Ae"' "o'''Io+' over mum -.--..-..-.-. - slO
~ We have not the complete vote for the
Free Soil candidates, bus we think Hale for
President has fully 1000, and Tompkins for
Governor about $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To THE LADiEs.--SASDERs & Co, No. 3Dl
t;rsndt all sell still greater bargains in Dry Goods tas
coming week than have been offered before To-day they
viii offer their 1rse stock Of Gloves and Hoaery Linen
Hdkfs+, &C. &c.
The large stock Of Vevets, French Merinos, LADIES'
Cloths Black and Colored Silks PsIsrna;tas DE Lae' &C.
&C. VII be sold without reserve
AIo go Long aud SQUARE Brochc and Cashmere 5haws.
roDs and Square Wool shaWIs &c &C. An Will be sold
IMMEDIATELY TO Close the business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
NEW.YORk CITY-lOYFIcIAL.l

The following Table gives the Official Figures
of the canvass of the Electoral vote. The
State Ticket is not vet declared:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, NOV 20, 1852.
For California.

~ Adver- rnenis for The Tribune OF Monday ought 20
be sent In before y 'ock on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

PeTcs ever Scotr. II, l62; over all 1919.
IAe feures above are, the Pierce ticket for .sher-
buine B. Piper On tie Scott teAe. for Simeon Draper
Tie.e Is trifing variation owing defective tcket
Ecra.ctes &c, 30 that scarcely any two electors on
either ticket have exactly the same number Of votes
Tie difference, however, is entirely iulInsterla, ss
the Electors at large supposed Be th standard Of
average
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
FuRs AT GrNIN's LoMaR SroRE.-GENn

FURs AT GESN's LOwER SToRE.-GESiN So
ct the attention OF the Ladies residing IN or vsng New
Yorl 10 IRE very extensive of beautiful fuTs az
hs Ion, "a fors No. "a BTOsIy. Duplicates OF oil me
MufIs yctones Tippets, Cu9s and Fur Gloves AZ the
Bazaar will he found al the lower establishment Especial
after ton number OF aes Of the Purcst white
Errnno and Russian Sable and the very moderate rates
ri which q Gee splendid frs offered. The assOr' mont
OF Stone Marteu Mink Chnch Ia and other Fun very
large and choice and tie prices low beyond all precedent
0ESlN, No. IN Broadway, opposite 81. Pauls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

~ The Cherokee iioOcate, OF Oct q, csme
to us yesterday dressed in mourning for tie desh
Major George LowTey, e. Assis,ant Ca.os Of The M
ton. Me-. L. d.-d on he 2O.h u,, The Ais'''s
.sGys:
Tie de1t q tts srsa. ,nd good nan hss eas sl0'n
Of forE.w ever tne erfTe country
IoT sky yeers hewas actively enyayei in aiding saa
directing - Gs6iGs of &c MIR
Tie gTeal sEd sC1d Loeg,y. vto fis 20 hssJ ys'n
lowered among l.As solis aseen ruin, hai aas s
81 nj o. LcnoTs end years, he las b3an cald y W
tiners. He lived honoreJ shi Ioyfi By the Cas'V
kees. lie lived Patriot md died CIsia,~n- a.
The paper from which the above Il taken, Il "eeAV
OF four IGgcs in size about cqGel TO TIE Irosr'
though printed in much larger type. The nia'e'
gwen both in Englsh spd Cherokee, James 3 's.1'
editor and :. L. I4Ed, trsEsl.oT Il 10 0wnei ~ n'
Etiicn and the terms Of subscription, a. g4'r'f"
lac. ere - FER ennUI, payable In adssace, exeepa1-
10 such subscribers as oply reed the Cherokee -.
erlge, who ere requ.icd to psy 81 per sEEa-a as
ysrcs TIE ciacc Of publication Is ., TsleqrAh
~s-
ARKANSAS LEGIsLATUrE.--Tbis body nei on
tic ii inst snd orz1nizod ~ eie sing 3 =. Je,f
Hempteei. Spesksr The iiouse an@ Ts,s aia'3l'-
gAI -.li.--i-. >. - Se---..a fa.
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

~ The Daguerreotype OF Daniel Webster
from which engraved the Portrait pubshed in TIRE Gal
leTy q Iusous Americana may be q bsAOYs Nd
tiona Gallery. No Is Broadway. corner Of Faton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

LIGHT. LreHT. MoRE LisHI lie II ", %nGsn are
N The Saf g. nofTErT Nos 10 and I2l Prnee-s Mr
HTrS1I hss always hand splendid as5orfsnt o. -
Pendants Brlckets CandelabrAs. Orandoch
soa, Fd snd Lard Lamps suitable for private ansi0n'
hofels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

DIAMOND WATcH FOR SALE.-A magnificent
Diamond Watch for sale bargain. large and splendid
stones. eutirely covering the back, for SlSsl
Diamond Rings from. ~ 70 S9iV taci.
Diamond Pins from .......... - TO 30 each.
Diamond Crosses from. .a0 to I0J ech
Diamond Earnings frOIn....l5l TO Do par
Alan Diamonds upset al pure white irsw iter stones
The subscriber selling the above at mnch less tnan the
usual prices GEo c. ALLEN, No ii w ail-st up stiirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

~ In another part of this mornings T'rib-
une will be found the Annual Message, to the
Grand Council of the Cherokee Nation, of his
Excellency John Ross, Principal Chief. The
main topics of the Message are the general
prosperity of the Nation during the past year;
the propriety of endeayoring to place this pros
perity upon a permanent basis, by judicious
encouragement Of Agricultural pursuits, and q
wise legislation for the better security of prop
erty; the embarrassment caused the Nation by
the postpOnement on the part Of the L. S. Gov
eminent Of the negotiations with the Cherokee
Delegation at Washington the necessity Of
an able and independent Judiciary, and various
domestic matters. Mr.. Ross has wide repu-
tation as a man of talents and cultivation; and
the clear, simple and busincss-like character of
this document will do nothing to lessen the es-
timation in which he is held. We have not yet
received the various Annual Reports to which
reference is made in the Message
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
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~ An ounce OF fact is worth pound of
theory and the Of conclusive facts that cluster
aound q a; incompatible proparaion. HooaaIds German
Bait Ptp@Ita by Dr. & NJ JACKSON Phled lphla
trbs irg its value tonic and restorative such
would prevent cTedphty iisrf from Questioning EN-
caCy In al cases OF soa OF the stomach, whether
chrome may he recommended for its soo;hius cori
and r,uoysnRs iraence Dyspepsia. hea-tbur, los e
appetite treTaOs relaxation and debility
sc, ave relieved BY he Btels IN very short space OF
tire spa vesauoe II their fails work
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SIo W. iAnsts; c R-E corner Broadway AID John-sis,
mi by NtFc. Laws. ID Rrpc slyu
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