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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

Of an institution and a cause upon which itself
and it, party profess neutrality
Let the North ponder this shameless exhibit
ton Of mingled mendscity, hypocrisy and subser-
viency to the slave power on the part OF the Or
in-Chief Of National Know-Nothingism.
In view of this declaration let the people Of
the Free States shut their eyes if they can to
the fact that a national party on the Slavery is
sue is an impossibility. The question Of the ex-
tension Of Slavery forms to-day the dividing line
in our politics However much parties and indi
yiduals may desire and strive to conceal and sup
press the fact, it nevertheless remains and it
must be settled one way or the other before any
other question can rise to supremacy. 1t will
never down till it is solved.
This Government and people are now in =
transition state. We are passing through one
ofthe most and perhaps the most important epoch
| since the Revolution. We are, after a sort,
settling this all-mpOrtant question. Slavery IL
hereafter to have full swing in all our Terri
torie. under the guise of squatter sovereignty,
or it is to be crippled by exclusion there
from. Thus there is natural contest be-
tween the NORTH and South, between Slavery
and Freedom. And the attempt to prevent
it from coming to q head is TO attempt to
put hoops on whirlwind. The North and the
cause of liberty have abundant power with which
to triumph, and triumph peaceably. The Anti
| Nebraska sentiment of the North is strong, am
ply strong enough to elect a President, keep a
large majority in the House Of Representatives,
and ultimately redeem the Senate from It's vas
salage TO the Ogarchy. A year ago there were
hopeful signs that party would be organized
in the North on this basis. But since then the
baleful influences of KnOw-NOthingism have
risen and spread like pestilential mist over a
smiling landscape, and now threaten to prolons
the time when that hope shall be realized. Con-
sequently we are now cropping in the darkness
of uncertainty. The forces OF Freedom are
allowing themselves to be thrown into coniu-
sion, and whether they will rally in time to pre-
vent discontinue yet remains TO be seen. The
farce Of Know Notbngism is diyerting thousands
of true Anti-Nebraska men from their real duty,
and thus jeopardizing the great and lasting IN
terests of the country at a most critical period.
The North il almost unanimous at this moment
if the real sentiment of the people could be
fairly reached. And when such declarations as
those We quote above are thus unblushingly put
forth by the party seeking to peryert and sup
press that sentiment it seems hardly possible
that the masses of the Free States SHOULD be de-
luded and deceived any longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

lr' Biioas Al tt awful noussut eoni1sr how nah A.,
sl ~ and .ssins; whom they eoutrudas DA as ~,
Mcs Di he not poson Of lis v.oan. q cos,.,s
who had faithfully been nehfinz his battle. Thr c,n-l -,
~ 90 leu fne, and swords saa Piun3er wherever \.
~ fns sh m arms How iiuplarshs i rs hatred hi,
invites erl sniaes his soldiers 20 th pr,en- ~ b. r,,r.
70 ssorc - gsavfs % As EncisA so d<Ss.s l co.'s.
The chains h has PREPARED s vour.si.. ,, 49,. -
eldI,n he1elneer ne svi~ he Dnch the Hsasss-,s,s
then, my fiends; Be- rousea and .os xs.rsse ~, w.
can dec ne 20 meet uch enemy ura oar m hss' Va,
does bum rcVe The Cos,can Invaa.r HI h ds 70 -,
Lion arse 20 ceyour thcut"
Such was the opinion of England fifty Year,
since. This verdict was not reversed up TO the
time that Louis Bonsparte took the title of Ma
poleon III. Opinions and votes in Parliament;
grateful outpourings in prose and verse, in mar.
bic and on canvas; nations reverence Of
the Duke all lent q combined sanction 10
the old Anti-Napoleonc feeling. We sppeal to
the late irreversible past for the truth Of this
assertion. But how suddenly aud utterly
changed The vagraBt paryenu, covered with
crime and with those meanneSses which gen.
tltman most despises-the palace-dwarf raised
on the shoulders Of the Imperial GIANTS now
received. hOuored and ennobled so far as thu
artifce of the past and present can devise at
Windsor Castlc-royalty church, aristocracy
all competing in denying old idelities aud &C.
cepting false and cowardly expediency. Louis
Napoleon is welcomed by the British Queen aud
people and goes to the Crimea to command the
Rri,fsb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

ers to the Lecture Of Mr. Senator SUMNER ~
Niblo's Theater this evening. Received WIN
bresthless attention and enthusiastic applause
at its first delivery last week, and again :, -
Brooklyn last evening ii cannot fa'i to 60"
together a throng tonight.
When Mr.. Sumner appeared at. Auburn "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

Mr.. Hiss raised little tempest in the Massa-
chusetts House yesterday by twice intruding
and taking possession of the seat from which he
was expelled He was each time promptly
turned out by the Sergeant-at-A Arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
A C,np--To IyvNIps VISITING OR RESIDING

II NEw-YoxK-A strong desire the Invalid from the
deroa 20 give his public invitation al nyshis visiting
tins ctv f medical advice ho residing here, 70 call upon
him his oICe No. IA Broadway He viii b. pleased 70
1--WE Them re cfv fs reliable counsel a.vice aut n
where he cannot afford relief be viii eve sucn inof
nation i enable tie iAvad, resident sEnrger 70 AVOID
urosi.on aud find the medical and surgical eic lircd
Pr the following oseEe be rney be consulted from 0eock
T. ~ o'clock r. NJ, even day In the week. sundays e.
cepted.
Consumption and al Disea'es Of tie Lunr ari Throat
Paritai' On. and aIl other forms q Hearf Dsesae
Liver Complaint Dyeps, and all other Disease Of S'h
ach al1 Bowels, Piles, &c. ,..--
PIoapsus aud ~ forms Of Female Complaint irregularities
GIl Neakussses.
Rleumafirn serofula and I'll skin Dsesse4
Persors AZ distance invited oonsuf him ~ e,r,
giving hin fall statement Of the Prompt answers " NJ
be retunet.
an counsel and odfice without any o9r9e tah9fe,er
Adde'S ;. ) Urea, AN, MD.
No Hr.sl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
Netp2Dprk daily Gribnne
TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1855.

Advertisements intended FIR The WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of
this week should be handed BY to-day. The INN
edition Issued Of this paper makes b. necessary in order 70
secure insertion that friends should thus early hand
IN d fr feEOrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
The same paper, according to The Journal Of
Commerce, remarks;

The City Of Cincinnati ha also been sufferer from the h.
FURIOUS Influences q the Of have
spread out the North between that city Lakes Box
hs e4zns have haa the sagacty perceive the and
rnedy proIose 10 extend railroads - the South which will
eve 70 einnsi decided advantage competing with Loaz
vile fos the trade In that dreciion."
Here we have an exposition by leading New
York Journal, friendly to the Southern system,
Of its blighting effects on the prosperity of the
South. No railroads south of Louisville! Why
so-why numerous railways in every diree-
ton, North, East and West, while none have
'been built SOUTH" The proposition of Gin
einnati to extend railroads South is, we Judge,
mere smoke. Any region which requires rail-
roads can raise the means Of making them, and
they are not made at secondhand. Poverty and
Slavery go together, and extensive railroads arc
the surest index OF the wealth and enterprise
incompatible with the system which The Journal
uPholds. When Kentucky surrenders Slavery
Louisville can flourish, and not till then. This
truth of Commerce The Journal should lay 70
heart, and make its philosophy correspond with
its name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
Business Notites &.
GEsIN's B.zAAR-Boys' CLOTHING DEPAR

GESIN's BaZAAR-BOys' CLOTHING DEPART
NssTAn important chang been made in this department.
The undersigned hs purchased from istLI2> 20 N.e
FLts Isilsoxl their entire assortment OF BOYS SPRING
and SurntE CfoTHfxc the latest French styles
~ Civ Mr IsstToS whose k as Gutter
gave the hrm Of k lection anonS the ihoua
he Bov Clothing Department Of the Bazaar where he vii b.
hspry HE friends snd eu.toaers AL % suppy s same
e.celeut Eta that hitherto given universal stf cl0n
The difficulty obtaining fnss cutters IN the Boy De
-s fo o. ,s sshss az he head u TIE sr. in tat
branch bis connection with the Bazaar would give u new
ssrSent ne present stock Of Boy Clothing Ba1iar
will be sold under IL comprises every FsIey o' sihs
and simmer apparel GESIS s. Nicholas Hotel DO Broaiw4y
ANNIVERSARY WEEK.-We had no idea that so
many CeTeymen honOred city with taer presence dplns
the past week AZ many Of them were gress Of private ei
lies we found difficult to learn thsr correct namosf but
HATs Of KNox. At No 10 Fulton e. or No - boalwey ali
KNOX enabled 10 prnh US the ornaion ioi "HcH nc
will rlesse sccept our ihHnbs
LACE CURTMNs.-we will open this morning
several cases snd rich Lace Curtains which W have
lately Purehs.sd and will ssi hsa a. oas hi sss
f'"'' "'''' r. r. LsA0nEarrR & Co,
No 81 Broadway corner leonardo.
SuKg. SuKs.-.Just received and will be offered
this morning. large lot Of rich Plaid 81" a. per YARD.
case Of enc French Brosdeohs all color. a. 49, worth ~
No 81 Broadway corner Lconardsi.
INDIA SuKs.-Just received and for sale cheap,
go pieces Iesl nda Dress silks Of the newest styles Also
blaek India Satins Of a superior make.
T. n. LEADBEATER & Co,
No. 81 Broadway, corner LeOuarl-st.
MOURNING GooDs.-We have now a large stock
ef Bonnie rines Alpacas De LANES, Baege silks Canton
Grapes GreDadines Issues Lewn. fnuis OnSnans, anu
ever other article in the Mourning line which u" are s-ins
A. great bargaius T.. IA. LEADEEATER Co.,
No 81 Broadway. corner Leonaris-
SEAsONABIE CLOJHING.-At the old location,
No m Broadway opposite the Park funtan the nm s gned
oaer for inspection large assortment Of hrst qusy NJ
pApE CAKnESTs lower prices than the same e ana olai
sc,r ~ roos can BE- obiaiaed elsewhere WIN. JENNINGS
FEATHERS, BEDDING, @c.-Constahtil on manu.
,,,o,-rv In nar large assortment Of HAIR MATTRESSES.
TrsTpyE Brps PAILLAssEs CoTs, BEDsTEADs BLANSErs,
and ConToRTERs al No. $50 Chahams, corner Mulberry
Wholesale and retail. MARTIN "iLLAND' Asen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

l9e your dsvoar sabsisncethey destroy your
cothne ano eN undermine your bui duss They tease Won
a.: 4 .,s s, and %P sS ySS sy Why viii asr Al
will insure permanent relieff IL upon The D,s 49,,
lie terrof They cannot stay and breathe where - 10
they will never return T. the place where has 80
IL and be convinced Pace p eents sold BY $50 A''
Z. '. SLiCkkSrx Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
The " y Journal Of Commerce quotes the fol.
lowing from Tie Louisville Journal:

We know q no other city al this Union that int
nov suffering much injury from the effects Of the superior
enterprise Of other communities Louisville. The
uon u numerous railways Ia every direcon North East sni
Wet While have been but South has had the
divert both travel and trade from her and worthy Of
respect has been made 10 counteIsct this enlencyp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
HAIR DYE, WIGS AND ToupEEs.-BArcrmLoR'.
sANE YOUR REcoRps. * he reeeat sre b

SAVE YOUR RECORDS.-At the recent IRE 10
Neseyst firms lost Their books ard pspe,s. f7r u
RICH Co.'S SaLANASDEE Sans. MILDEH's f4TEsT FV
evidence the following certificate Il Geo ". NEslt Il.
who hsd wisely provided himself viii
NEw-loEg. Nay ~. lEs1
MessrS SfEARSs MaRvIy-GFSTs; Ihs n0rlinz ~
factory located the second and third hoors q he fsy
building No CO Nescy-sf entirely destroyed b. ire
On the second foo stood Of RicH Co.'S sALAaaSDEA
Sans wInsRs PArENr containing books papers, and
package Of bank hills which served 10 gOol 0ntJn
The Safe severely tested before after iis fall the
cellar.
Win fl eODsdcpee in the ereprOOf qualities Of your SAFES
I am, truly yours, GEo W. WRIeHr.
These Safes secured by the celebrated L. Belle" Lock
aud for sale BY SrEsRSs MARVIN,
Nos. ia and li6 Water-st..
The ony makers Of Saiamsnder safes combining Rich
Mlders Patents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

Families desiring perfectly PURE OIL, free from
oil unpleasant smell and that will bu, either in ordinary
night without trimming obtain the
put up three dvegaou Orders from the
Try viii be Forwarded by ENIress or otherwise as directed
MATHEW NANDEgaOor
Nos. - and 3 franktort-st.
chemical
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
PIDcocg's GRAND NEyA6ERIR.
with al Exact representation OF
BOuuparfe


the Conean Monkey,
A. be probably appear the above receptacle ofrs
Cuiio,ltiss, on y before ChFisiInas 1913.
Ladies ana Geumenl
This surprising animal was taken By Adir4 Joay Bull u
he True brfou, of bis Msests principal Battle
ship lie ps@. the Cunning II ne Fox, the Rspefy Of
ufs Il he Crocodile the O0sinicy Of tie has ram
be- over several parts Of the world, where e psysd uunbs
q WICKED ara liiss ptricu airy Epf: there he
bad ike % be r95bes by sizney smith bat couryed Z,
a asy O. Funce where, fer fine, exertinz ali the bal
tse b. posess be f the better species
o reign h-uz Paramount Thirty Millions poor
Csived Monsevs Jck0; d0u't auchoiv
you shall have you. Grue wiki IN present ~ La
dee ami Gen men II wa 20 quit hu an instant b. " MA
Tay thcu,sil eg0ries break eli your Cr0ctery drink up
or Vine ay the Devil and Doctor taustas With your Wives
sud Darsrs your Provision your Goods aud Chsttes
tAe commit more aithf ntie nh e Oh IA Egypt lie Of
uLbunctd Ambition and ty -9me iollie sfr0<e- OF good
Luck than by BIZ Abilities proved very successful hi.
DecspilOIs; bu. this Luf. lot % last forever fIfuD
fol- blown Bladder H. he thOlxht b.
isrgs Babons who called bic body Guard he e one DIR
Nisht Bouogne Harbour 70 seezei
u ifnfne Weeth by their p lndurs Admiral BuIf
coming up him By break Of day when be half
over ave them Brosdse and have sunk them ou,r x,
but the Grew Eotirg urr Collection Of miserable
der1ed poor Brute be turned them admit aud only sized
Their Leader 70 shew him Is Curiosity
"lPrres James Asherne ucces.or 70 Mr. zes Il the
Bih.e Crown, and Cons.ltutiln, No. ). C0rnhli. y
\ lyrical handful was thus conceived;
lie brave Of Freedom shall Frenctneu p.rs1e y
To tsrui-h our Lqror-the In glishrnsn's bos.sf
corsiesI Iyr.nt attempt 4 invade
And ~ Be - feasy 2 zusEd cur own coast
Why tel you my Hearty
n-.shcheyCus, cr1e,. tyrauricsl Dog
One who SEEKS fsr the Lives
OF our chi.dIel nd Wives
And klis bis own Men as he would fst Hog.
shai. this Heather Mshometan roe % Reiigi5a
Attempt restrict both Speech and cur Pres. a.
Another handbil, solemny prosaic, thus reads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

public informed that the Morse has nhc's NJ All
Che above named places and will receive aud promptly convey
datobe oil said places and that no other ha1 the hf
line oan send uniodns 10 ne pidco marked ioh an
osferik-
Ti old Line has four good wires between New
York and Buffalo, and permanent connections WIN the most
reliable lines Of telegraph In Cansda and the Western states
a. also with lines through the Chenango Valley aud from
syrseuse to Oswego and Ogdensburgh.
Arrangements made for the establishment In short time
ofces the Franklin House, New-iok, and at Clyde
LyODe and Albion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

MARSH. NoRrHEoP & Co,
No. lS9 Msidenaue and No. 10 fletcherst., Newlork
Drugs Chemicals, Pcriunery Paints OBS Window O.
Burning fluid. Alcohol. Camphene Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

Hous.on-s the block with the Meropoltan Hotel
Nbo having been enlarged to accommodate about Tour
guests furnished offers superior acc0mmo
daons Travellers aud the Public a. moderate rates
the European plan, and Meals furnished a.
aercd In the In the private SINGLE
LoDcISGs 50 and rs cents. SIDNEY hoPMN.
The RESTAURANT to the public as wei as the guests
Of the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
MOURNING GOODs.-We have now a large st
MORSE TELEGRAPH

Nrw.YoYK ALBANY AND BUFFALO COMPANY.
Lis' Of Offces.
no. 2, Wall-sf.,
y Com EXCHANGE.
NEW-iokh ( s.. Nich0las Hotel,
metropolitan Hotel
.p.ahsfiJl Carmel sCoidspring,
.Newburgh Poughkeepsie, .Ront9ui,
sCsiskl, Hudson, nalaue,
Troy fBasOn spa, oha,oe,
Albany 'Scheneoady Ams ertarn,
.FnnJs .Fort Plain Little Falls,
sHerkimeY Utica, Rome,
.0oe,5, Syracuse slrhum,
sSenecs Falls. 'Genevs NewafE'
'CsnaDdsigua, Palmyra, roc1esler'
'Brockport Medina, Ba,iVa,
Loekport Niagara Falls, 'Tonawanda
and Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
HoIIowAY's PIIIs-Here is health fnr IN

yes for all This noble remedy scting Il does imueSsi
the handspring OF life restoring heath energy ysr n
the system when hsgsng IN superior any medn,
made known she world Sold the manufacturer No
80 Msiaensne NewYogk and No "a Strand London aud b,
al Druggists At 3 cents 6@I cents and 81 pei box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

PATkcK the sole manufacturer IN the United Staieo the
above celebrated Safes and fsC GoFFNs sPenesbe DSFI.
LOCKS scd CRossBARs Depot 1872 PeNl-s'. dco
tsos ksdSs lssei Msaaiaety o. g. VI AID " Csaasas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

LET THIS BE YOUR GUIDE!-
$4,000
WORTH or THE SPLENDID CARPETS.
SuPrRB MEDALLION CARPETs, with borders.
ExGLIsH VELVET CARPETS, l0i, IL AMI ~ per yard
FSeLIsa TAPrsTRY CARPETS, H. 81 and 81 per yard
EacLIsH TBREE-PLY CARPETS, y. 8 and 9 per yard
ENGLIsH INGRAM CARPETS, 81 ~, 10 aud b per yard
EkcLIsH OLcLoTHs, 81 and y per yard
AMERICAN OiLcLoTHs 2 6, 81 and a per yard.
GoIp WINDOW SHADES, $3, ~ and 10 per pair
At HIRAM ANDERsONs No. 20 BOwery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
nIAcr An MrsIIN CURTAINS PROM AUCTION

TR.ssy,RISr WINDOW SHADES PAPER HsssNGs CIR
COFNtcTs su' UPHOLSTERY GOoDs ~ trade prices W ..
JyNXs Mo-. 80 end fjS Pearl-st., New-fOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

PIANOS AND MELODEONs.-The ST. NICHOLAS
PLANO Fs1ABlsH~FST the Fashionable resort Of Piano
ohaser why they make their selection from the
moot Of PIANOS In the city and get good
instr,1net for little money This is also the Agency for Laifs
Boston Premium Pianos aud Carhars celebrated Meodeons
Pianos 10 Let ELY 4 MUNGER No $40 Broadway.
HANDSOME Doors AND GAUERS.-WATkINS,
No ia Fu0nst offers superior assortment Of Spring styles
The Onay finish WATKN mnufactures cannot be sur.
passed and durability combined should go
10 WATKINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
I TOWNSEND & Co. No. 7OI Greenwich-st

Ensish and American Tapestry Velvet Brussels, Three
and Ingram CARPETS great variety AZ he lowest cash pe
Oil Cloths from TO "A a. wide; Lace Curtains Drapey NM
Inns Gilt Cornces Window shade7 sc. Carpets mide ant
fitted IN the hest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

TAKE NOTCE-W. j. a J. f. PLOws, No. IL
Park place near Broadway selling fine Gold shad ~ 50
worth as Gilt Cofniccs %i-worh - and all kinds Of
Window Fxtues per less than any other house in th'
trade Give them call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
snKs, sn.Ks.-Just received, and will be oHere

this morning. large lot Of rich Plaid 81" a. p per var
worth sJ also superior Black silks equally cheapi ,s OF
esse OF enc French BToadcoths, all coors n i worm ~
L. H. LEADBEATER Co,
No 81 Broadway, corner Lconard-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
INDIA SnKs-Just received and for sale cheal

go pieces Of real Inda Dress Silks Of the newest sies a'
back India Satins Of a superior make.
T.. N. LEADBEATER Co,
No lf7 Hroadxvay. corner LeOrar LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
IAcr CI.nrAlNs-We will omen this morning

seyersl cases Of new and rich Lace Curtains which have
lstey purchased and will sell them AZ one half thef uai
rrices Also so rch Ernbr0deTed Robes equally cheap
- T. n LEADEEATER Co.,
No 81 Broadway corner LeonardTsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. IMPROVED

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES, IMPROVED so As
TO RUN WITHOUT NOISE the perfect oourysnca JET
treered 10 public notice They sew the very finest thread
without ever breaking IT, and perform the heaviest work IN cloth
OF leather without getting Of order One machine VIII Do
every description Of work Clear pf Of using Of these
MS, hines ~ year All other Sewing Machines Liable
e. Guis FER infriugeInents Of patents
l. NJ SINGER Co.. No 3Zj Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
The Great lnhaling remedy for ASTHMA. Cox

SUMPTION and al q Throat aad Lungs Dr. CrR.
TIs's HYeEkSA Principal ofce No SIS Broadway Price ONLY
IS package Thousands have beer restored health tbs Ts
wear ~ the Hygeans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
srooxp-HAND PIANOS EQUAL TO NEw-On,

SECONDHAND PIANOS EQUAL TO NEW.-One
scond hand T. Gilbert Co. PIANO all round corners fretw0rs
carved legs has been used about six month pnce
$50 will be sold for $50 One 7ocave Chckerng PIANO
al round and scroll legs; price $780, has been used
Fix months. Also, T. Gilbert Co HoLIAN PIANO; price
SEQ will be sold for $40 HoRAoE WATERS, S5 Broadway
HAIR DYE, WIGS AND TOUPEEs. -BATCIELoR's
celebrated factory IS Broadway. Nine private rooms ir he
application his HAiR DYF, the best ia he word
Beware Of limitations Sod wholesale and retail The a-gest
MICS and TovPEEs IN the United States Also
BArCHELoR'S MoLnAviA CHAN.
For COUNTRY HoUSES.-We have a large guam
t,ty of white CHINA DNNERSETs OF shapes thsf
retire for forms transit from France tlsf
will sell for less than importation Cot. A0 every ceey
tlon Of Chamber ToieiWlre al e1lIesp1u usy low frcs
W. j. ?. DAILfY Co..
Marble Stores Nos CJ and 81 Bfp..wtT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05


mr. G.. ID. GRISWOLD No. &C White-st., will
Aevo,. tho hour. from 20 70 A NJ and from 10 10
EVENTS To Once Office io ali cases,
(los Do,,sy
= 80 -
SMPRONED ARIlFlC1AL IEEIH.-Dr. j.
ALLEN, late Professor in the Ohio COLLEGE Of Dental Sur
invites attention to bis Improved method OF constructing
AHI,rlSiAh DENi onEo' "nieh combines inc following
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10 ,"e ~ ,i 30, ~" h,n s ~ '. 100
ct mours can get between the I. eth add plate
3D. A Artificial Gum which is as srm ard indesruetei.
the teeth tased high heat bet~eon aud around sn
bsse which them firmly to each Other and TO the pae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05
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