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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
TIE PIEBALD PARTY.

Never did a more heterogeneous COM
pound of discOrdant materials enter into
the composition of any one thing in this
world than that which has just established the
agency of Pierce & King as factors for the
so-called Democratic party
Not only have the rank and file of the sham
Democracy gone en- mdsSe for these gentlemen,
but they have received pretty nearly the unani-
nous suffrage Of the Foreign vote the
Native American vote, the drift of all sorts
which always goes with the great current {;
the cotton and trading and importing interests :;
the City and suburban ariStOcracy, the com.
mercial agents and the wealthy foreign and
home bankers, the discreet Conservatives of
South, and Wall and State-sts., and the flibus-
tiering taterdcmaliOns of the grOg shop and the
purieus; the Northern LocO-Foco Free Soil
ers, Barnburners, and anti Renters, the River
and HabOr improvement Democracy of the
North West and the Tariff Democracy of
PENNSYLVANIA andthc Free Traders everywhere;
the Compromise men, and the States Rights
men of Mississippi, and the Disunionists of South
Carolina; and along with these diverse classes
thewhole of Siirer Greyism, under whatever
term or name it may be known in its various
localities, and which may perhaps be better
defined as the anti-progressive wing of the late
Wing party. This large body Of voters every
where scandalously deserted the Wing ranks
and went over to the enemy So that, in fact,
the vote for General Scott is not the vote OF
the Wing party, but the vote merely of the
great core Of that party, pared close on all
sides, and without any adyentitous aid from
any source whatever
la such manner has the popular vote for
Pierce and King been swollen to its vast pro.
portions. OF such motley. piebald crowd, is
the party composed which just now has sue.
ceeded in the name Of Democracy Rags aud
velvet. pitch and perfumery, hugc-paws aud
white Kids, the nabob in his carriage, and the
shocless loaler on foot, have all crowded toge-
Their at the polls, each depositing his vote for
the lucky accidents Of a National Democratic
NOnN tulloh
Tar and feathers - was the descriptive
appellation applied by Mr. Webster to the
Wing ticket when the nomination of Scott AMI
Graham was announced to him But what
ingenuity can supply term which shall char
acterize this enormous swelterne heap of po-
litical mosaic work, which has thus been sud-
denly called into existence and now rears its
leyathan proportions in our midst How
sublimey farcical to call such a heterogeneous
pile, drawn together and built up from all
quarters and al parties, the Democratic, or a
Democratic party The term may be useful
to serve a purpose but it is anything but truly
descriptive. Without the aids of an external
pressure, such an unOrganzed incongruous
gelatinous mass must soon 90 to pieces of lis
own shaking Ii is a sort of political blanc
mapger which, if left TO lis intrinsic cohesive
ness, must speedily fall asunder Let it 90.
We do not propose to play the part of mold
10 keep il in form.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

y DELEGATE FROM OREGoS.-The Hyria Con-
rier (Ohio) has been informed that Mr.. E. NJ
BARSUm, who only left Ohio for Oregon
eighteen months ago, has been chosen Dele
gate to Congress from that Territory. Aswe
find no confederation of this report in our ad.
vices from Oregon direct, We suspect there is
some mistake about it. Has MT Mr.. B. been
chosen Delegate from Oregon to the next
Baltimore Convention, or something of that
nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

A CARD.-C. w. SANDERS IL Co. take this
method Of saying their friends ard customers and to the
public generally that their entire stock Of Dry Goods mus
Be cold immediately settle the Affairs of the firm 10
order do this the goods viii be sod at greater
than before offered IN this city The opportunity 70
purchase rich slks velvets Mernoes shaWla Clo'ns &c
bes been equaned in this city Late BaSkhNs' w
sl g. AMIDST
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To which The Aibany Ereaing Jourael thus

~
while there pending political necessity for
caumniaiing Gov Hurt the Assaults of The iias aad
Post were things OF But In the reilersfon al
SANDERS after an election, there is grHtuous magnic
The habit Of vituperation is too deeply rooted in e
it would seem TO be shaken OF even after the occasiOs
has passed
II il AZ well known TO Gov Hunts enemies as 70 biz
friends that he had lot part in the Canal lie ass
From that question he stood entirely aoOf and ever,
imputsion TO the contrary Is WHOLLY unioundel
But assuming that the Canal Contracts were "a
"fraudulent" and corrupt" TIE Eneaia4 Poo
alleges how does that print stand in relation 20 Item,
Canal Commits Toner FOllet of the responsible
parties to- and makers Of those fraudulent and corot
Contracts" he approved and sigHed the Cou,racts-
he guilty of all that The Post falsely alleges sgpst
Gov Hunt With cut his sanction the frau iuent Con
trtcs could not have been made Aud yet The Ersaas
Post has with the same pen snd ink which denounces
the Contracts, urged the reelection OF Commissioner
FCleitl Yes, while assane Gov Hunt who was in no
manner connected with the Canal Letting TAs Post
warmly supported Commissioner Follett, VINO be-
fore the People reeking with fraud and corruption"
The Eyenin9 Post claims to be independent, just and
honest Without denying, we propose to test II pre-
tensions 10 Justice and honesty We ask, Il il believes
the Canal Lettings to have been fraudulent AMI
corrupt" how il usties It's support OF ohcehold
er who assisted in breaking down the Constitution
and getting fraudulent possession of nine millions Of
money! Z" five repeat the que tion-there was
fraud ard corruption" in the Canal Contracts why
did Tie Post urge the reelection of one OF the State Off
GERS q Us implicated Why after prrnouncing an
ton "fr udulent and corrupt d d The Post eek tie
people 10 reflect the party guilty OF that action
highly responsible State Office We await TAe Pose
reply
The Post receives and endures this broad.
side in utter silence. Could it possibly do
better
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t4- PrrERsoN q HuNrnnrns NJ a.n

bruadvay, corner % NhiteSt, are rrcei,,r, 40,
Europe snc ne Auction Rooms unusually f,rsr "a -
CANT stock OF CaTfeungs, surprising in h-ihsrS of 49,
rchneS o. design aud hnish snNthing ever offered IN -
market Many patterns eNclaSi ,ely our own .S5 o -
found elsewhere Also the renowned Wovlds PAR C.,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

To HoUsEKEEPFRs EvERYwHERE.-WHAT
the Pass SAY oF DUKKEE's BAKING PowDgE.-We
have much pleasure in calling the attention OF our fair house
wife readers the above article Of domestic economy te
admirable opcrie OF which have been tested by the beet
COOKS and bakers present age Good bread able
IN itself and condaces much the comfort and pleasure
the table, thai preparation which obvates dyspsptc
tendencies usually resulting from the eating Of honen ds
bread becomes Of the utmost consequence When
considered that bread less the food OF every
Human bcng aud particularly Of the young becomes OF
the nth oct consequence that the nafur tendency TO sour
which Is inherent M -four when knead ID should be
couuterced-rowcr which this Powder possesses ma an
eminent degree Principal Office No l39 Waterst., New
York. Montreal Commercial Advertiser, Oct p, 1872
For sale by Druggists and Gree throughout the country
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Nvn,cu TESTIMONY CANNOT BE Coz TRIO

vreIrpOpe of the startling cases narrated o. ~,
~ ~ e,ifure by Dr. JOHN Butler, Of Lowell rum
~ cn,.v Ohio The case that Of young slJ Nl'
bsd bee very sick for eight years and had oonsuIa
- - rbvsciaus who lad mated It a. one OF TtOaS
TO- ~ Butler was then called in, and for Along Ilne
beeyed with his predecessors that was case o.
i.nsns He was however. soon forced 70 the cL
,IstLs psept was suffering from worms, ana Slte ~,
nernssfon prevailed upon her to take two o9-s OF VI "a
fAsEs Vermfuge Tins medicine had the effect o. reny'
~ from Ler countless number Of the largest SIZE Ast
Re n,sd them her health Immediately returned she Is
since married and continues 70 enjoy excellent nal =,
For sae IA New-York wholesale and retail py Y
Cctfper Co. No 81 Bsrclayst, and BOYD fslI, No
OCourandt-s Sold also by all the prncpa druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
" GouRAup's Liquid Hair Dye is, without

exception the very best invented Equally celebrate,
is 0orxAvps Moderated Soap for curing pnples fr-ckleS
salt Theuin flesh WORMS tcttcr sAowncss tan roashpe
chaps eis.es cracks &c Ponare Subtle uproo,s hair tom
any part Of the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lily White
and HAIR Restorative a q WalkeE-st neAr BroAdwaT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

II The wires Of the House Telegraph 10
Boston, were broken down yesterday at Washington
Bridge near Bridgeport by vessel The damage viii
be repaired by o'clock this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

GAs.-Gas is one Of the great improvement,
Of .he age bat those style Gassers and g
,ornausp are fornd a. the great n1nnitct1 ~.
Amt ~ AEcVFR WtENER & Co. No SO broadwsy' IL
bnrbtps a and beauty Of color they surpass gas seh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Kso,-A hat is hat, but a Knox hat is

more than hat il is an ornsfnent, protection, dstpc
i've mari of the thorough gentleman Oar repuDhc tu
OF has Of all sorscocked military white black osasei
tih and felt, but no tile can come "ithn STONE me-
Of that Jupiter Olympus Of Hatdom, knox klohs
fal style Of the fashionable articles o. as s
son. and by everybody who considers ms r.
appe erancs Go and furnish yourself with one: ~ c'
prove otherwise than blessing TO you such y the De-
eson OF the wise men Of Gotham KNOX No 10 FuOns''
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n. - INTERPRETATIONS Man

HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATcHELohs ~ -.
,c, f tbe.e articles is celebrated in al parts OF Ins
id 1900 vrishing light elegant and durable W ~
Tee en- sureiy be suited His Hair Dye .Pphessc, h
,nre narp.eel or sold wholesale ana retail a. .'"
:. 90 tbe aSdresz-beware Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

tp The Eastern Telegraph line was down
over the kennsbeck River at Bath yesterday, p. NJ.
and no communication could be had with Halifax Tho
Canada e fully due vt that pot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Fms oy ALL NArIoSs.-Stimulate by the
great demand that exists IN European cities ioI ~.
elegsut useful and indispensable article Of ladies'
"a s,o Nv the enormous expense that has hitherto az
tbs purcase Of tine Furs in tins country the mas
been induced enter largely into this brancn o.
with determination 20 MAINTAIN the regstet'on o.
Isbe,t "a. IA he first IN this city for Fashion Elegance
and Economy; and having pure based 70 5res 80 hsr
Ing the past summer the Hudsons Bay hlssn s ~. :,
Fur Sales he can Offer advapts ges IN tns Az "
be found at any other store in the country
PRICES Of TOKs. 4. ;-.tr5.u u.g
Sta - n me, from ..............si5 $50 TO 500
W. e., s,1 Bud,pn's Bay the set complete in
clnSirg Muf Cuhs aud 1ppet from: 49,, % I'D
Pure Mnss cns. and Tippst, from 90 to 30
Pure nDfe cys. and Tippet from SOTO 30
Ip e1 IN M, Cur. and Tppet from 4Oto IS
Cns,a and Tppet 25to 80
os cngs .9s Tppet from. lot p
ca, ~ Tippet from ir.'....... 25to TO
Benin cas. ass ,p sne from 2oto 80
A mns CT sn3 Tnpst f,og 1910 s.
rr Wa 80. D. IT, foIo 8to Il
Rnrsn svsT son sqs1 s T I3o ~ Toto IS
Anenesn SenhIeI; Ine ~ &C. 5to 10
MONTH Martin he set complete incIuoinS a.. 70
African Lynx the Ct sompiee 25 IS
London i9s,Iee Lyr1 r lnT ~ Isto "a
Fiieb abe the set complete, including huh' ,oo %
Cuff and Tippet frOm.........s....:'' lou
fs,og.i o. n T, lss s S,a 9onpe 12to p
Silver Bedger the complete, including Mum, o. % ee
SuSi sPa s diH e a: MuG CUFFS Tppet votorne
or Boa propoItOnste rate 10, .be supernts19-
Fun utered cleaned or repaired under lie t,
en'e p o. soans cosE Fur and Shaw EmPSnut&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
STIRLING COLLIE 1850 and 1851, the Da

sueHeOypes Of ROOT were placed IN competition IN the
feir nth the fane exhibitors this year aud in both
instances be received the highest premium. This year his
regular FIXTURES ruled out by the Law OF the Institute
which Va 10 man shall have the Gold Medal twice IN
ceon: but Tor all that his splendid crayons did receive
the prize medal Cloudy weather al the fair for
taking the new style Of picture. Process patented Roors
Gallery No 253 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
PRrrARk FOR COM WEArnER.-AlthOugh

November 10 Fall month, II generally brings with It a
"nppiug and eager air." that renders clothing
NECESSARY for the health well desrabe t comfort Ia
anticipation Of the chill blasts which VIII soon prevail
that ". r. Jennings q CO. are already displaying
almost bOundle variety ready made Oyercolts over
sacks Coaks Ac the which TO be - the rage
during the ensuing winter The apparel furnished either
ready ode order, by the firm ef w. i JENNINGS
Co OF tins city has been dered,
YOUTH "a the beau ideal Of elegance Their may BE-
said be the glass Of fashion," and Jennings Coat,
vest OF pair Pautaoons universally understood to be
all que ston model specimen OF the relgning mode
In Ovecoats they have this especially distinguished
themseyts We recommend men offashiOn TO exam
inc their stock NOthn Ike II viii be found In estah'
hslnnent in the line Clothing made 70 ORDERS rarely
elua IN f and cut their TeadyDade gsrmeuis aud.
when they execute order, pcrecuOn be expected
without 4 az Ofdsappointment w. L. Jennings Co,
No. 23l Broadway American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
~ Such caustic materials as lime ami !

tharge form the basis OF Hair Dyes Not Cksrapo
RIOS Liquid Hair Dye whenever L has beea tsd unmxed al
mrsuon has been accorded its results II Is the ony Dye
IA the world that changes tho hue Of the hair without
inT the fibre snd thus upArs tnt entirely uaforal Ap-
Piled g,n pnvae ioomNl and sold ~ CRisrA7oSJs Nos
AsfQy House
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~ FowLERs q WELLS, PhrenOlOglsts and
Publ hers Clinton Hall No 3l Nessau-st, Ne"-h0rk and
No I4z Washngto1 st. Boston

NEw-YoRK CRYsTM PALACE Electro
types # correct and beautiful wood engraving executed
~ rcsores IN table for nagazne pages size three
Nv fCur inches for sale by A. H. JocELYS No % John
st. Price s. Impressions Of the same may be had gratis
hr lnl,Icaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
FRENcu GRAcE. ElrcAycr AN DrR,BuIry.

MiLLEroRrs FREScH SuppERs-Freuch
Shrper rare'tSd expressly from Paris inarvels Of sy
g. sIeSeu eekahsc car be purchased al SNlrp's M
10 BisccA eIst three doors OF Broadway 10
prettr auuy fsIlsan article low price p.sSs
examine BIS sortlnrut paw peASe eau aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Funs AT me BAzAAR.-As vas anticipated,

the ladies sock in crowds to GgNNs BAZAAR for the pun
pose OF examining the magnificent collection OF Fur: al maj
e.tabIshuleIt The superb Ernine Sable, Stone Mael
Fitch ~ ChinchIa MuGs Nlctonnes, TipPes and Cui,
are ceiling at prices hitherto unhesrd Of for fus OF equal
beauty and fnens Large additions have been aas % 1e
sssortDerf within the last few days and il nay be safely
said that the various Furs recognized by taste and Gsh0n
were brilliantly represented IN Newly ors as th'
now GENIE'S BAZAAR no. 6l5 broadway, 81 Ncu-
Olas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
- RnAnr- harinr receired the roId medal

from the American Institute and also other prize medals
for wears succession, embracing the prize medal awarded
Loldn at the Worlds Fair deems unnecessary to ex
faato the superiority Of ms pcgres out invites pubic
attention TO the ureb and unrIaed collection OF Dlguer
reovTcs exhibited nj his gallery No 2o5 Broadway corner
Of FulfOu4t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Nrw Classes FOR LApIEs.-The We

New CLASSES FOR LADITs.-The Wednesday
afternoon ase for Ladies End Children having become
arce have determined TO form new Class, which VIII
mot on Thursday afternoon. az 81 o'clock for Ladies aud
Children Geut.emeu's Cl4sses - Monday, "Wednesday,
Thursdav and Saturday evenings, which arranged
new principle celculaed 20 facilitate the progress of the
pupil See published Circular, to be had a. the Academy.
ALLEN DoDwORTH, No coo Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

SUPERIOR FURs.-Ladcs, II you want Ia select
from large assortment Of Furs got up superior style,
and comprising every modern shape 10 to NOUNGs pre-
MUM Eur establishment, No. 81 Bowery Ills Stone Mar
tins, Minis, Pitches, &c. NC, ere really handsome Ills
SontAE OF Balthn Boas. are rcally beanttul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
az 1he Gcrmans have producel some yery

w The Germans have produced some very
excellent remedies for various diseases Among VII oh
be specified DIR. HoofLANDs celebrated BeTs toT sale By
NJ JACKSON, and used with remarkable Ia liver
complaint, jauudice dyspepsia nervous debility anla
era denngCmep Of the stomach. The Sunday Despatch
ssys Of this medicine;
1--WE feel convinced that in the Of the Gsrn,n Bit
tels the pate does become dehiacd but constantly
gains ueh and vgor 10 the francs TACT worthy great
consideration, The RitfIs pleasant in and Ia SMELL
aud Be administered under any circumstance the
delCa:e stomach. lUdccd they b. used BY al
with the most poIkct safety, IL wogd bc well for
those no much a ccd u the system g.
with teasp0onul OF less ald gradually increase
We speak from experience and are of course prog
Judge The press, la aud wide, have united mend
ing the German BitterS aud 70 the afflicted mos.
daily advise their USE
For sale in New-Nork By A. 3 D. Sands corner Fulton
and NIlisn-sts G. Rng corner Broadway and John Sta,
and BY Ms. Hays, in Brooklyn.
rv Preserve your health and enjoy rcalc com
fort BY wearing the s0 elastic and durable stocking knit
Vnder-CaIrs ns offered BY RAY ADAMS importers and
manufacturers OF Hosiery end Under-Gauneus. No sci
broadwsy, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
French GRACE, ELEGANcE AND DuRlBuIrY.
AND Nt~.loRN PRIoEs.-1he award Of medal 10 CAN
SSelL 81 No 80 BoweTy tor the best imitation of French
ScppSis AZ evidence Of hs Saly compete with the
EtScn haArieetuiess end e the ladies viii call sna ex
aae ms they viii confess that though his prices
either al home abroad - W ~ f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Eg OF in the Silly night,

Ere slumber's chains have bound me,
The bedbugs md the reaches have
In thousands come Ground me;
In vain I'd turn, | couldn't sleep,
The rack seemed to lie on,
Til kind them al, both great and small,
With powder bought Of Lyon, No iZi Broadway.
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A sLANDERER sILENCED.
pensities as follows:

The Erening Post recently INDUCED its pro-
pensities as follows.
The spectacle of oAicehoders under Governcr
Hunt breaking down the Constitution aud getting ira
dulent possession Of nine millions OF money, tor Ae
purpose OF spproprs,ing three millions TO themseros
and narrow circle OF political associates. alarmed the
public They did not know what still more mammoth
fraud would be enacted upon the broader theaie Of ns
tionsl politics"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

SEAsoNABLE CLOTHING.-lt can only be ne
cessay to intimate Citizens aud Strangers. who
Of Fall Clothing that tncr wants be vertd by
calling At the Clothing Establishment Of H. l. Foster No
n Coutuudeet where every article IN the Clothing aud
Outfng department be procured on the most favorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
PARIS CLoAss AND MATTHIAS FOR NovEM-

PARIS CLOAKS AND MANTILLAs FOR NOvEM-
sER1he subscriber has just roeed and viii have ready
for inspection THlS DAY, twelve containing eight
hundred suTprgnFy beautiful garmcuts modelled by the
most celebrated farsian artist IN Velvet ladies' Coaks
Satin Cashnees, &C, all Of which he oers the
moderate terms. Gro BULrIN, No. S6l Broadway,
Pans Cloaks and MantiIla E,npnllnm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

FURs-RICH VELVET CLOAKs Trimmed WITH
CBotcy FURs- Cook & FRANKLIN respectfully invite ths
attention Of Ladies inspect beautiful collection OF tch
Velvet Cosks trimmed with the most costly furs including
Russian Sable Hudson Bay sable BuenOs Ayrcs Chnchiua
Royal Frmne Russian Mink and the silyery plunge Of
the tirebe from the Lake Of Geneva. Ladies are mo
earnestly requested these very beautiful pre-
perstory 10 their supplying themselves for the
Cook FRANKLIN, Funiers aid Skn Importers No."D
Broadway Fus altered 10 the present fashion e1 hanged
and free Il rom moth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPEs.-IhO splendid
DocuerOtyIes that received the Gold Medal at the late
Fsir of the American Institute be GURNEYs
new and splendid Daguerrean Gallery, so. SD Broldway
with host Of other celebrities. Also, beautiful spec
linens of the StcTeoGcOpes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

The WONDERS OF Dr.. WATrs's Nervous
A.TipoTE-All persons who have taken it affirm that the
3ntnt the eecro-nagnetisn reaches the fluids OF
The BRAN all Pain instantly the disease from that
moment quits the body, and health and str myth gradually
takes its place. DG%t, No. lt2 Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
rp- Union Hall. corner OF Fulton and Nas.

ssats 10 one Of the most splendid Clothing Warehouses
In New York 10 procure ready nade Clothing IN point OF
eegarce of taste in the selection Of patterns L. RosERs
has no hyperion end hs Goods made up IN Tho raT 81
etyle Of workmanship, equalcd only by the econoucal
which his patrons procure them II yon desire
elegant comfortable and durable Garments Tor winter you
fail call at Union Hall, corner Fulton and Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

SoFT WHIrE HANDS ARE DEsIRABLE.-La-
ies usng India Rubber Gloves for coal fires and all house
hold work, Of white banda Chappea hands salt
theum immediately cured by thor sold At HITCH-
No COL do. RICE SaITHs, ~ dol and b. ali Rubber
Asalar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

GEsIN's FALL FAsHIoNs-The sovereign peO
pie have said and sealed the saying by countless purchs
that Geuns Fall Hat ehead Of any hat he has heretofore
manufactured in everything except Price That reml
STATIONARY at -Four Dollars while the article enhanced IN
value every season. GENrNi
No. 2li Broadway. opposite 81 Pau's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

10 There is no human form between the
skeleton thnnecsof Calvin Edsou and the obesity of Daniel
lambert that GREEN, No As,or House, caulot
with mathematical accuracy aud with absolute certainty
Ills shirts are perfect ia shape and needework