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money, and, having no credit. Is much embsrreced.
The opening Of the Cortss will, no doubs, brln9
forth many awkward proceedings
In the Duchy Of Tuscany, the police nave sum
moned all the refugees to leave the frontiers within
eight DAYS. This coercive measure has been taken
on account Of the discovery at Florence ola Mazzni
conspiracy, all the members Of which have been ar
rested. The police have also seized list OF the
members. and all the papers relative to the matter
At Mantua a secret society has also been dis
covered which has ramifcations at Venice, Rome,
Pavis and Bologna. The details Of the arrests
made in those cities have not yet been received in
Paris
General Haynau, the fotaetter de femnses, call
ed in Europe, was at Florence on the I'd instant.
No hostile demonstration has been made against
hm
II is said that the murderers Of Count Rossi
were discovered on the 18th ultimo; their names
are RIGA; they are two brothers, and were born at
Marine They were both arrested.
In Austria, the Emperor is on the eve Of going to
Berlin. The affair of the Zollverein is nearly
cuded.
From Sweden, the news of the health Of the King
is not Of very satisfactory nature. King Oscar was
in very dangerous state, rs also his daughter
Princess Eugene.
The French refugee Augustin, Pchon, an apothe-
cary of Louhaus, who has been residing for some
time in New York, arrived at Havre on the 10th in
slant, board Of the ship Albert Captain Joubert
1t is hoped he will be pardoned by Louis Napoleon
placed by General Count of Mirasol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-04

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. AT about o'clock
on Monday night. q gentleman by the name Of u. q
Bchet by the loco motive of the Carolton
train bis legs beipg nearly severed ftom his body lie
removed TO the hospital where II Was found that bis
eee only hanging by shreds, and they we're forth
with ampuated but the untortun only survived
the operation twenty minutes From pspers found
his person IL appears that the deceased from the
town ~ Jsncron Csss county, Texas --Netc Orleans
BE Noe a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-04

Mr. VIM II Mccoy, an aged and greatly respe !.
ed resident Of Bath steuben county, died on the ~
nit He was chief agent Of the Poutney estate. q "a
valuable citizen and man noted for his bensvesuceA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
ADVICE TO FLIBUSTfPRs.

Now that the great day Of Flibastier;ne il
about to dawn in earnest, and the gentlemen in
that line are likely TO have their hands full of
business and their heads full of excitement a
word of advice from mere spectator. even if
not kindly taken, may be found profitable in
the way Of saving useless expenditure Of labor.
money and life Therefore,
|. II you want Cuba, buy II ii you can don't
stand about the price dOable Mr.. Polk. offer
Of hundred and eighty millions and so on. nm
to sum sufficient to entice the Spanish Gov.
eminent TO sell out. In that way you make
sure at once OF extending the area of freedom
and adding two new Senators to the invincible
phalsnx of the Slave power. We know this Is
not what you want to DO. You want to Texanize
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
DIENNONITE COLONIES IN RUSSIA.

One OF the less numerous. sects found here
and there in Germany enjoying partial tolera-
tOn, in consideration of their industry and thrift
and consequent ability to pay taxes, is COM
posed OF the followers of Memo, a contempt
rary Of John Matthias-known Incorrectly az
John Of Leyden-the leadsr of the Anabap-
lists, against whom Luther Illuminated his thun-
ders. MennO's doctrines we're free from the
anti-sOcial and licentious tlnets, and from the
pretenslCns to Inspiration of which historians
have accused-rightly or wrongly-the Ana
baptists. He agreed with them, however, in
cOndemning infant baptism, in expecting per-
sonal reign of Christ on earth for thousand
years, in excluding magistrates from the
Church, in his utter opposition TO all war, &c.
lie insisted upon the most absolute PERFORM
ance Of all moral duties and was exceedingly
strict in furnishing offenders.
Tie Mennonites, accordingly, ar the present
day, stand in Germany in some such position as
the Friends or Quakers occupy sith us, and in
the states where they are tolerated are gen.
orally exempt from military service, by paying
u conmutation tax
A recent uEase of the Russian Car pays, by
implication, high tribute TO the virtues Of this
sect. The document referred TO grants perInis-
sion to hundred families Of Mennonites from
the Province of West Prussia (at the mouth
of the Vistula) to form colony within the
Russian limits. The objects Of Russia in in
viting these harmless, peaceful religionists to
remove thither, as expressed in the ukase, and
tie terms offered them, are curious enough
TO be laid before the readers Of The Tribune.
After complying with the usual police regula.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
11IE BRUTALIrIEs OF POLITICS.

In the heat of Political contest there are
many things said and done which the calmer
judgment even of their authors must condemn !;
yet We can remember no contest wherein 50
large portion of the electiOnecring appeals
on one side ranged so uniformly from the ex-
ceptionable to the deteStable as in the late sue
cessiul struggle Of the SpoiSmen of an earlier
day for the recovery of their forfeited power
Such deliberate and systematic lying by Gov
errors, L. :. Senators, eX-Senators, eX-Heads
Of Departments, &c, &c, with regard to Gen.
Scott's suggestion of a change in the NATURAL
cation Laws in behalf of old sOlliers-such
base appeals to the friends of Clay and Webster
TO vote against Gen Scott in order TO wreak
their vengeance on Gov. Seward-such per-
sistent and shameless efforts to persuade the
ignorant new corners from Europe that the tri-
umph of the Wings would be followed by their
priyation of the Right of Suffrage, &c. &c
were never equaled before, and we trust will
never be paralleled hereafter. We have a liy-
ing faith that such iniquity cannot prosper and
that the ensuing four years will not elapse
without witnessing its condin punishment
Perhaps nowhere have the appeals to Mans
baser passions and ignobler appettes been more
incessant ard rsncorous than in the harangues
20 which the walls Of Tammany Hall have re-
sounded. We cannot now recall one speech
made there this season which, as reported,
could ha oil k.-ss Ii -
a nature TO ennOble aud exalt its applauding
auditors. We speak not, Of course, of its
partisan scope and intent, but of the means
through which its ends were sought And we
should like TO see some philanthropic, moral,
Christian parent (and there are some such who
vote as Tammany dictatcs) read over the re-
ported speeches made since last June at the
Wigwam, and answer US these questions
Are the sentiments here inculcated, the
ethics evolved, such as you would ike to have
your children imbibe and assimilate Is the
moral tone Of these speeches calculated TO
render your sons who came to listen and re-
manned to cheer either useful in life or la
'mensed In death 2
e'nsps among the habirual orators of Tam.
.na"! mere Is none who, out of politics, is more
s.neiai! esteemed and respected than Mr.
James l. Brady. lie is no desperate adyep.
tnrer in politics for the mean, of s,,iro n. -
lmal aPPetites and prOlonging his exiztsncs ~
pensioner and pimp of haunts of iebasing nror
hgaey like some Of those who loom largely in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

IL The Commercial AdceriSer ID anxisD
because zone Wing journal" has seen prcPa
to copy Theodore Parker's recent sermon' q
to pronounce its estimate of Mr.. Websa1f'
character mainly just. Our ndgibor iea"
that this is the " hint Of an issue to DO here
after considered as a Wing issue,' and ss
nounces that it will not stand any s1cs th'As
either for the sake of peace or the inters'e
of party. What it will do &C any and essV
cost is to adhere to the broad national p's
form adopted by the Baltimore Conven''e''
and rot fraternize with any body that u0s
more or less 1t has had enough OF sappssS
ing candidates and repsdiatiag platforms
We are glad to have this new assurance =
our cotemporar's long-proved consistency
We treated that platform rather badly wne'
lt Was alive, but We none the less aPPrec"'7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

,hvAstK Fanny MEpIcNr.-So cele.
erslse nae VI MLASxs Nermlngs become ths. itisr,
Esrded az The only specific ier 1TSrs Fs aaSa
never DC without ssuppy oft At this season payt
children sAoad be wstchfSl; and on ths rst
OF those distressing symptoms which warn IA ~ -
prssnce CT once apply this powerful and n
We eonhdent thai oaly reQaires trial 10 copyins ~
that 10 richly merits the PRAISE. that have he.n
npon II, IL ssafe and inalhble Volumes OF
b. prpd,,ctd SLOWING i,s great medical virtues N'
ter sale in New-Neyk, wholesale and retail hv C y
Ciickneg Co. No 81 Barclays End Boyd Paul No 40
Coarsi1 ndts st. Sold also by ST INC principal druggss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

tons and forms, each family 10 to deposit Z
least $50 Prussian thalers (sbout $262) WI
the Russian Embassy at Berlin, which is =
be refunded on its arrival at the colony, min,
the expenses Of the removal. Each separ,s>
settlement must consist Of at least twelve fssi
lies, who must sign an instrument to the etTsm
that they will ever keep in view the main q
ject of the colony-that Of serring as sram,ls,
TO the other eultirators Of the soil in their yic,.
ty-and will carefully follow the course hiA-
erto pursued BY those of their sect who have
previously settled on the Molotschna In ~
turn they and their descendants are to be sz.
empted from military service. After twenty
years have elapsed they are to be exempted
from the army by paying to the Government,
for each able-bodied man, the sum of 300 silver
rubles, about $225-that being the value ofa
recruit, in the estimation Of the Russian Gov
eminent.
During the first ten years the colonists ne
TO be free from all taxation. The present co.,
papy are TO settle in the Circles of NowousenSk
and Nikolsjewsk, where there already are Gse.
man settlers. Here they are 10 have, each faA-
ily, Is dissatines, equal to l6S acres, of Land.
for which during the first ten years nothing il
paid. but afterward will be charged with sinai
annual ground rent. Should the colooists, to
improve their condition, choose to removs to
other districts, they are to have that privilege;
paving, however, a rent for the lands in pro-
portion to their excellence. The lands Get
apart for the Mennonites shall be granted fcr
no other purpose, yet if on their arrival the
number of families prove less than expected,
no more than the specified 65 dessatines is to
be granted to family. The rest, until it 10 eli
taken up by new corners, is to be rented as tho
property OF the Car, to any Of the settlen
who desire it, at very low rate. Another
right granted these people is that Of dstilling
and selling spirituous liquors in their own dis
tricts. And finally, each of these emigrants Ia
permitted to carry with him free of duty be-
sides the necessary clothes for the family, a.
riculural tools, &C., property Of value
which, if paying duty, would be charged to the
amount of 100 silver rubles, $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
THE VOTE OF THE CITY.

In another column of The Tribune We pub
fish the vote of the City for Congress, State
City, County and Charter Officers, made up in
good part from the returns ofthe District Can
vassers, in the County Clerks Office. The
following are the aggregates for State aud City
Officers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

The L. S. Mail steamship Washington, Capt.
Fitch, will leave this port TO-DAY, at for South
ampton and Bremen. The Semi-Utskly Tribune con-
tanning all the latest news, be had ct the De'k.
This Morning in wrappers, ready for mailing.
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ru A True Friend to the People is Ksox,
SurKnroR FuRs.-Ladies. ifyou want to select
PnErAnE FOR COLD WEArHER.-Although

Noveuber IL Fall month, Il generally brings win NJ
uipping and an eager air." the; renders warm clotang
necessary for the health well az desaoe lot comfort IN
we see that w IT, JENNINGS CO. are already displaying
almost variety made Overcoats Over
socks CJookA &C. of the styles which to be the rage
during the ensupg winter The apparel furnished etaer
resdy-made TO order by the firm ct w y JEssisSs
vou a. the beau ideal OF elegance Their store may be
ssid to be the glass of fashion," aud JENNINGS Coat,
Vest or pair Of Psnta0ons universally Understood 20 be
beyond al question model specimen OF tho regnng mode
In vercoais they have this especially distinguished
thenseyea We recommend men OF fashion to exam
ms their stock Nothing Ike it VIII be found In any e'ao
hshmen IN the line Clothing made TO orderbrlrey
equal in TT and cut TO their dy-made gareH'i eno
WITHOUT fear ofdisappointnent w. T. JENNINGS Co,
No. 23i Broadway, American Hotel
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, NOV. 8, 1852
For Europe.

10 Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought
be sent in before O'Clock on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

To BE SEES FOR FKw DAxs.-The sun, with
the fair aud streets are throngea with beauty So will
enns ont upon gray hight red HAIR beautiful auburn
o. ns,sors black bee mosstcned with Mathews ce,e
otste enensn Liquid Hair Dye Once seen such bssa.y
"'A DC appreciated Price 50 cents For sale by
49, A II, 4 d. SANDS, AGENTS
NO. leo falton-sg. corner OF William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Mr. Mech, Wing, it will be seen, has been
reelected TO the office of Civil Justice in the
District composed OF the Eighth and Ninth
Wards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Ham DYE AND WIas.--RArcHKLoR's Man
scory for these ARTICLES u celebrated IN ~ psrts Of the
Toupee can sarcly be suited HIS Hair Dye sPPhed "a
sure xuarsrtee) OF sold wholesale and retail, No Wall
"a Cops the sAdrsss-beware Of iuatarenA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
Jinuid Hair DYE is, without

exception the very best ever invented Equally
l. GouRAup'5 Medicsted Soap for curing pmPes, eches
salt rheurn esh worms letter saowness tan roasnne
chaps che cracks &c Pc1dre Subtle uProos ha y ts2n
and Hair Psgtorrtye at 81 Wskerst, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

BRILLiASF, SPARKLING AND ATTRACTIVE
Handsome Jack the American Romance, should b.
read by everybody The Sunday Courier Of tomorrow will
contain ten columns of it, Bay it. Price cents For sails by
all the Agcoh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
~ LYos's KArn.,nos-Yor preserving

identifying the Hsithe most desirable Toilet
Article in the world Lsdies ny IL II costs but = cents
IN large hotties and sold by al principal dealers
out North aud South America Europe and the isans o.
IL Ocean T. Thomas Lyon, No. iGl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
rV-Economy and Enjoyment are secured b,

FIVVUIF IHJH
sEAsONABIG ENVIRONMENTS
AT No lei Bowery The various styles imported aud man
ufactud by the subscribers deaerye the Communications
universally srded and should BE- worn by all who wish
eujoymcrt et q very small cost.
A. RANKIN & Co. Hosers, No. i0i Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Colon FOR CoLoR.-CRIsTADoRo challenges
Nature herself 70 supass the beauty Of hs Brown. ssd
Blacks produced by his Liquid Hair Dye. Applied All
sod at CRsTADoRos Wing and Scalp Establishment No
Astor House Private for applying Dyes and fitting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

TEAs-The best assortment of fine Teas
viii be found at the store Of Canton Tea Company No rs
Chahsm-st between Pearl and Roosevelt the oies Tea
establishment in the city We readers that they
do better than elsewherc either wholesale retail
They have branch stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

when Clothing can be obtained cheap H. L. FosrERs
Clothing Store No n COurtlandt where every article Of
drees can be procured made up the most fashionable and
sstidious manner Call and satisfy yourself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

LYos's KATHAIRoS, FOR THE HAIR, NERVOUS
HEADACHE AND TOILET UsE-It il put up in large hand,
bottles perfectly clean and exhsles the perfums
the most delightful flowers Ladies' try lit CAST pa
ceus and Is far superior TO any Tncopherous Lu,s VI
Inyigo.a.or. Sold everywhere. ,vL
l. Thomas LYo. No 16l Broadway, Ne"-1ofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
r9sThe location of Union Hall. at point

where two great thcroughiares nterseC and almost
direct line from NewJersey well from Brooklyn and
WamsIuTgh necessarily commands the attention OF the
pablo while the beauty OF the Clothing and the unprece
dened 0wness Of the pres Just surely command their
custom. UNION HALL, cor. Fulton aud Nassau-sts.
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sr,srrEss NOTICES


A BRILLIANT RoxAscE.-Bvf HE o''D
cou,,xs-Tbs wbsle commencement OF 80
-, a.. ne American romance, win be repnn.oo WI"
.as;,,o,,I chspters in the isaac OF Tomorrow Duy
60, Cor mi. viii be the las, chance offered or you V ~
80 a.. ,,orx entire Besides Handsome JACK INC ~
,,,,. A. The Courier viii be crowded WIN OH ''' 49,
- Pre- oply s cents For sale everywhere.
~ FRyrxAs, the Halter, No ~ uit I1.. T.,
-. .xe.5 Nth .eiDg bis customers pe.'eI nat ~
e. .a -. c.n eet elsewhere for 81 no" oPsn5
~ ~ sn snt Of Stone Marten Ftcn Lynx ana o.i;r
h;rb IL h determined 70 sell az tne PD''.o
fnm ii "a ace his unriysled STOCK oil Ca1ofens and
kssser Hats Cops scd Fens
H.,s AND Cars, FALL STTLEs.-As large q
..r be found in the city, on hand. and constantly
vn1osy s - Cal and examine. One price.
J. w. KELLOGG, No. l2S Cana%t.
Eys A True Friend to the People is KNOX,
~ "a Fulfoust he continues to sell them the most
tssty fitting durable hats for the low price OF
~ No matter how much other dealers may raise on the
ories cf their articles,
PRIV Dsys months and years may pass away,
With KNOX old prices stu remains
Old worn-out hats give place TO new,
Still adding iaureh 10 his fame.
SUPERIOR FURs.-Ladies, ifyou want TO select
fm isrge assortment Of Furs got In superior style
rr,um Fur establishment No 81 Bowery His Stone har-
tina Mints Pitches &c. &c, really handsome hla
Soptxr or Bertha Boas, really beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
tY-PKrxRsoS d HunrmRKrs, No. 379

ROADWAY, OF Whitest, receiving daily, from
Europe ard the Auction Rooms unusually large nud ee
giant stock of CarIetng, surprising IN bancy of colors
richness OF design and finish anything offered IN this
MARKET Many patterns exclusively own and no
found elsewhere Also the renowned Worlds FAR Capst
In one entire piece 90 which call public attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
70 Tho Germans have produced some very

R FowLERs g. WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers. Clinton Hail. No l3i Nsssau-St, NewYork and
No IA2 Washinr ton-Et Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
w From the far South, and in iact every

section Of the Union orders for sets OF Shirts pour into
GREEa's establishment, No. Aston House. II san extra
ordinary fact Extraordinary least those who do not
know Uncertainty Of the system of measurcmen tha
shirt rlade at GRErss has ever fiilcd to please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

t%' ANDREWS g. LASPHIER, Merchant
brewster arle Buildings BET Houston and Beeck
where they prepared 10 furnish articles IN their
line the shortest notice. and the most fashionable mate
rails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

NorIor-In consequence of the dissolution
ofthe firm of C. w SANDERS Co. No. sol Grandst the
whole Stock Of Dry Goods hand will be sold at
tremendous sacrifice. commencing on MONDAY, Nov g. The
store will be closed Friday and Saturday Nov and
n order 10 remark the goods and make other necessary
rnnsfnenfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
Ea- General House. furnishing Articles End

Toys; Wooden aud Willow Ware Of every description;
Britannia, Tin, Jarau Iron, and other CaruaSes
Wagons Cabs Propeller Velocipedcs, &c. &c. J. KILL
LoCc, No. l28 Canal-st., basement store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

dee using India Rubber Gloves for coal free and all house
hold work. Of white hands ChaPped hand salt
rheum Immediately cured by their use. Sold at HIrcH
COCK LEADBEATER's, No. 5tl Broadway; BERgiAss,
No. Col do; RIcE SMITHS, III dol and by all Rubber
dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
Ey- Beads, of every description, for sale by
b. T. BRowN,
No. 1876 Pesrl-st,
New-york

TEN COLUMNS or HANDSOME JACK.-The
commencement ofths new and exciting American
will be reprinted tomorrow that all who wish read it
can obtain tcompete Price cents. For sale by all
the Aseuts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

NJ. .xn CAPS, FALL STYLEs.-As large
hats Arp sonnd 10 the city. on hand and conssa uty
vsnesy o. Cal and examine. One price.
efene.o,' J. W. KELLOGG. No l22 Canalst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

WARM AND UUKABLL VNULH-UAHmENT5' u
These articles indispensable At this TO all who
vsb b. protect Themselves from coughs colds and hcums
tam should be bought OF the importers and manufacturers
at the old stand No. 10i Bowery ARANKIN Co, Holsters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

BRILLIANT! SPARKLING AND ATTRACTIVE =
Handsome Jack, tie new American romance should be
read by everybody. The Sunday Courier of tomorrow wall
contain ten column Of il. Prce cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
~. Latte nrripals have added lnrrolr 10 orr

very beautiful stock Of goods the asqorment OF Mennoe
Sksk aud wool Psids EInboideres Laoes Dress Goods
ladies' willed Cloths, Closks shews Linens Hosiery Gc
being full and complete in all respects Styles in every de-
pertinent the bcst in the city, and goods the lowest
prices TIFFANY CUTTING, No. 32i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

A WELL-MEmTED Communicable thou
ssnds OF vi,,ors who saw aud admired GURNEYs mAsnf
cent display oDtguoneotypes at the Fair OF tue American
Institute viii BE- glad learn that he received thu highest
premium Gold Medal for the best pictures on exhibition
Guneys galleries Nos 100 and $40 Broadway where
mixtures are taken in all weather the highest perfection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

LADIES CATERS AND SHoEs--At the urgent
request Of numerous hesds OF families WATKINS No ia
FuOn-ss viii hencefortk make Ladies' and Childgens Gait
Shoee order the plan which has gwen
such general satisfaction IN gentenens work via by taS
Of the feet and keeping Lasts expressly for
each customer Ladies leaving their be
ed Of geit ting articles equal any made in NewYork