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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

Tie Consfitutonolist of Augusta, Georgia, adj
mits that in the late elect ons the Republican party
manifested formidable strength, and that, though
defeated, they are not conquered. Of Fremont this
slave trading journal entertains the following mild
opinion
GA man covered all over with the disgrace Of pecu
lat;on and falseho od-a renegade-an apostatc-a
ssinder-a faae to every sentiment of honor, OF
patriotism and virtue"
We suggest to The Constitutionalist that if it
does not desire to see Fremont elected Presid ant
in 1860 it had better avoid thi, rather violent style
If abuse in speaking of him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
concur in opinion.

FL Nicaroguense of Nov. walkers official organ)
contains leading article on burning the dead which
The Erening Pos, ascribes to Walkers own pen, it
being well known that he still edheres far to his
original profession of neutrality-suspicious. to keep his
hand in against rainy dayas to be the principal ed
tor of his own official organ. The article, however,
though appears editorial and original sounds to
very much ike article on the same subject printed
last winter in The Daily Ners of London. Is Tie Pot
sure il was not stolen A man who steals cities and
provinces, to say nothing Of teamboats-as to which
inquire Of Commodore Vanderbit-would hardly scru-
pie to appropriate the leading article of newspaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
KANSAS NEWS.

CHIcACO, Tuesday, Nov. Is, 1870
Our dates from Ksn.as to the 10Th inst. Hayes,
the murderer of Bufane, was released BY Juoge Le-
compte on the Sth inst, his giving bah 10 the sum
of sic. COO. Sheriff Jones was his bondsman Gov.
eary ordered his reaest but he had already escaped
to Missouri. Gov Geary has threatened to hold Mar
shall Donaldson responsible for tie recapure of Hayes
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Nov. II, 1856
Our sdyices from Lawrence ere to the nth inst
Last Saturday twenty of the prisoners taken at Hickory
pop, were tried and found guilty OF mansaushter, and
sentenced to FIVE years imprisonment at hard labor.
Norr-The Dispatch publ.hed in our ys;ssrday: edition 30,
conytsd of The shove is the correct version Of
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
THE LOSS OF THE LYONNAlS-SrATEMENT
BY THE CAPTAIN OF The BARh
ADRIAIIC,

BosroS, Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1856.
The captain of the bark Adratic publishes the fol
lowing statement: .
"On Sunday night, Nov >, before II O'clock, the
bark steering by the wind heading w. n w discov-
cred steamer about three four points on the weather
bow supposed TO be steering Il. n. E. The night was
starlight but hszy. Should think we say tho light
twenty minutes or more before Se struck The steamer
continued her course, which woud have carried her by
our stern if not altered but nearing Us che suddenly
chsneed her course which rendered collision inevita
ble We then epdeavored to save ourselves by tack
il g bu it was too late and in few minutes we we're
afou striking the ste abaft the wheelhouse, car
r,ipg away our j,bboom bowsprt, and ripping up the
torgayant forecaste and starting the whole starboard
bow from the deck frame and the wood cut forward
We then hailed the and requested them no. to
leave us but received answer. We then kept away
before tie wind to prevent losing our masts and to as
CO rtan the extent of damage. Saw the steamers
lights about four points our lee bow aud kept in
vie ten or fifteen minutes until Lost in the distance:
Supposed that she had received but little damage and
had confined on her course. We secured our lnasts
and repaired the damage well as possible, and then
shaped our course for the nearest port aud arrived at
Gloucester. Nov. 4, at II p. m and reported myself
TO ~ Custom House and to the Reading Room, stating
the full particulars The atement with regard to tho
weathers being oegy is entirely incorrect, it was
starlight with slight haze in tho atmosphere"
}. B. DUNHAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

The newspaper allies of Preston s. Brooks in the
North, who sheer at and seek to beittle Mr. Bur.
lingsmes triumph over the shameless coalition of
Fillmore Know. NOthiDgsm and Buchaneer Demos
racy which sought to PROSTATE him, take goo care
to keep the figures out of sight of their readers.
We predicted, before the Election that he would
run ahead Of Fremont in his aggregate vote; and it
this was verified even defeat would be robbed Of
disgrace for it il certainly no reprosch not to be
elected in district where your political friends
have not that majority of the votes so necessary to
success everywhere in the country this side Of Kan
sas and California. But he did even better than
we had hoped or promised. The Presidential vote
of the district is as follows Buchanan, 3,9l7; Flu
more 3,O97-total Buchanan and Fillmore, 7,0I4;
Fremont, 6, 260-Buchanan and Fillmore majority
over Fremont 754. For Congress- VIM Apple
ton Nominated by both Buchanan and Fillmoco
parties) 6,5l0; Buringame, 6,579 Burlingame's
majority, g. gaining over the Anti. Fremont ma
jofity on President no less than e23 in poll Of
1900 votes, and winning a district that the
adverse Coalition could not have tied to carry
against any other candidate. 1t should not be
forgotten Also in contemplating the odds of the
canvass, that this district contains the Boston Gus
tom House, as well the hot-beds of Straight
Wbiggery, one of whose special favorites allowed
himself to be used the candidate of the Coalition,
whose undoubted success was to glad len the heart
of South Carolina. But the money so prOdigally
expended, raised from both these ahluent sources,
was wasted; and thanks to the Jealous labors of
L.. ac H..
many workipgmen who refused to be fettered by
party nominations Faneuil Hall is to be repre-
sented in the next as in the present Congress by
faithful and fearless defender of Free Speech and
Free So l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
FIRE IN WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Tuesdiy, NOV. rs, 1910
Early this morning Capt Meigss office, 10 the south
wing of the Patent Office caught fire from the furnace
and when discovered the flames extending to the
other rooms 1t was soon suppressed and the damage
done is comparatively small, including plans and
drawings
1t appears by the returns received at the General
Land. Office that the number OF Bounty Land Warrants
located under the Act of March 1855 Is 1861 COW
eripp more than 800 600 acres leaving on the LIST of
October go 600 under the same law INDICATED.
The Treasury Department will shortly issae vol
ume embracing the Revenue laws, with additional in
stuctions and explanations with regard TO the whole
subject
Tie Land and Indian Bureaus have sent out joint
instructions to Kansas to guard against combinations
Of spectators for the purchase of Delaware reserved
ands The sales are TO be Stopped should such ascot
etiOns appear,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

-Four days later news from Europe will be found
on another page. The only point of much interest
is the continuation of the i'll feeling with regard to
the Austrian occupation of the Princpalities. On
this question France and Russia naturally 60 to-
lether, while the policy OF England is to support
Austria. 1T would not be at all surprising to see
Napoleon discovered from the British alliance aud
in close union with Alexander. 1t is reported that
financ al matters in France have greatly improved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

RrrFIAsIsM is CossEcTIcrT.-The dwelling of f.
c. Goodwin, Editor of The LRehfeld Enquirer, Conn,
wss beleaguered by yelling crowd Of semi.savages
on Saturday night last, who fired twice at il,
regardless Of tie fact that Mr.. Goodwins aged mother
lay very sick within. One discharge shattered the
slass DOOR, &c, and shock the house as if it would
tear it to pieces Mr.. Goodwins energy aud efficiency
in the canvass for Fremont and Dayton was the only
known provocation for this outrage. He was absent
al the time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
SUSPENSION OF THE LANCASTER BANK.
Pull AnrIRHIA Tuesday. NV. - 49,.

notice was posted on the Lancaster Bank door this
morning stating that run having been made and their
notes being refused by the Philadelphia Buks, the
officers deem il impossible TO meet the liabilities as
presented and are compelled to close the Bank. Note
holders arc advised not to sacrifice the same as the as
sets are supposed to be sufficient to meet the circuat-
ing deposits statement of IFS condition will be made
as soon as the officers elect complete an e1amna-
ton of the condition Of the Bank.
The suspension occasions general surprise, as the
ability of the Bark to meet its liza otes generally
conceded yesterday.
The Lancaster Bank failure is reported to b. in con-
sequence of specuations in the Shamokn region by ir
responsible parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

a. Z, dns 20 my,,f to publish brief statement o. i.c
thai the pubic cho are me- and tIo..
of the proof Sale, with esn -, onyey the mpr
n ,b, NV ISbt 70 make the wdels Patent sale hsa pee
tsbn from that be license ., p,;s Tho fIlinr
sn4 1vi,J P,cnt was applied to thai purpose by
Dnue Fitzgerald who sold tne sane 70 o he gSt y,
IG 81. IO.h e. Wilder sold to the .gbseSer the en
elusive tight m.ke and sell IN te T a7 o. b ,Se
reserved 70 himself the right to Teassga is f.eht 70
a. any time whenever be should Ihyrn. IIsoot vi
ANY cber substance that should prove to be better noncon
EspIy in 1851 Mr. Spear, chemist of Philadelphia dscov
snse OF resisting heat than Plaster Of Paris (Wders
sssn or any S s HaTpt tns S@eh IN h
years established reputation OF making the bes safe
then in use was anxious to SECURE oss a 9 be
srord succeeded my efforts and Obtained Letters Patent
On the 18Th Of May @ snS . Ian0s s t 't to
make Wders Patent to AFFORD opPort unity beoe rsasnn
10 Mes secd Dc RYf es which b. to the entire
faction Of the Pope'or and the parties interested sna s
the great Petersburg Va al the destruction OF the Ar
hssns buildings, Philadelphia at tue burning 81 he.ser
Bro = Flour Mills Brooklyn and many other similar tests
SArf would withstand fire than Widers Patent on the
wishes A. that time abandoned bis Patent aid ressigned II
back him. had the night to do Wider mad no Ith or
power terminate the Ii will not be supposed nat
would be so da rs to abandon article which prohibited
Br Wilder the paenee making selling tho same IN
81 nt one , o o oo Of the He Patent are
ad IL every case they prove tses hb IA s b AZ,
vted call the Depot Green Block corner Water aud
Pinests Examine and decide for themselves ,,,,-,-
great Advantage Patent has over Nlders s,
they entirely from dsmpness las thousands Of Jewellers
others attest who have them in gse Fffat objection
FBThe largest assortment Of Iron Safe, Money Chests
S1 Door % Safe Safes S SH h sd .ad
Nos iS5 ISL and 1ss Water cor. Pine-st. and No s
Mn y-gt- OuoaO OI from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

estimate which has Of ate years been formed and
expressed ss to the Revolutionary services and merits
Of South Carolina, whether well or i'll founded, has
been mainly based on more thorough knowledge
and careful study OF contemporary documents. Mr..
Smms himself confessed in his lecture that General
Moultrie, one Of The actors on the occasion, was
the authority for of the gravest charges which
be was called upon to combat; nor had he any
other way of meeting this charge, except By q
labored ard il seems to u.s. not very successful
effort to dscredt this straightforward and plain
spoken witness, ard to substitute in place of his
positive representation what for aught that sp-
pears to the contrary, was nothing but plausible
after-thOught of DR.. Ramsay, introduced TO save
the honor Of the State whose history he wrote. As
to the charges Of ignorance in which Mr.. Simms so
freely INDUCES he certainly in this lecture made
blunders and misstatenents enough of his own to
disqualfy him from dwelling with much emphasis
on the ignorance of others.
OF this Misrepresentation or misrepresents-
ton of facts there are two instances not
a more serious chara ,ter, which it may be
well enough to point ont. Mr.. Simms would
have us believe that the South Carolinan, went
iuto the Revolutionary war, not because they had
any grievances Of their own to complain OF, but
simply out of sympathy for the wrongs of New
England This is simply ridiculous. The origin
Of the Revolution was resistance to taxstiOn by au-
tbority Of Parliament, and, as South Carolina had
the reputation of being the richest of all the colo
nies, her stake in that question certainly not
less than that Of New.England Then, again, Mr..
Smms sneeringly complains two or three times
over, that when South Carolina was invaded New
Eugland sent her no help. The troops of New
England were employed under Washington in
watching for an opp ,rtunity to strike blow in
conjunction with the French navy against the main
British army. 1t was ly such blow that the war
was at last brought to an end an the incapacitat
ing the British by threatening New-York from
strengthening their army in South Carolina, was
precisely at least Washington thought So the most
essential service that New. England could rendee
her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

The Richmond Enquirer discourages-we think
very properly-Dewspaper specnlations as to the
composition of Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet, but adds:
"As to the particular principle upon which the Pres
dent elect proposes TO constitute his Cabinet AMI as to
the individuals whom he may appoint to office, we
have only this concern, that he will not suffer any
clique or cotere to monopoze his favor and the inu
enoe of the Administration, and if he chooses to dis
tngui.h between wings or sections OF the party,
that he will be deiermiI ed by the predominant senti-
ment of the Southern Democracy"
Here The Enquirer and THE TRIBUNE for once
concur in opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

A dispatch from Chicago gives an nkliDg of the
progress of Law and Order in Kansas Hayes, the
murderer of Bufum was promptly liberated by
Judge Lecompte on the bond of Sheriff Jones.
Gov. Geary, however, gets mad about it, and, after
Hayes is safe in Missouri, orders bis rearrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
DEATH OF JUDGE HOPKINSON.

Boston, Tuesday, Nov. II, ISJb.
Thomas Hopkinsop, formerly Judge of the Common
Boston and Worcester Railroad Company, died last
night.
The following are the foongs of our Bank statement
for the past week:
Cepital $50 O00 Due TO other Banks ISL 900
Loans and Discounts 81 1852 900 d. pots l6099 900
specie......... 1892 800 Circulation 70oe
Due from other Bks. 7i59. 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
THE SOUTHERN MAIT~RAILROAD ACCI-
DENI.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1856.
We have received mail south of Mobile this FORE
An accident occurred on the South Carolina Railroad
on Saturday in consequence Of the rail breaking. The
cars were thrown off the track and three of them bro
ken to pieces. number Of passengers we're njured-
fat.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

A KSOw-NoIHISG PREcIycT.-At Pawtuxe' wa
kulla Co.. Flords, the votes for President were cast
directly for Buchanan and Fillmore, and not Tor the
ectors Buchanan had 7, and Fillmore y. 4he
VokuRa Tines presuuSs that the votes VIII be re-
ectes presumption which is tolerably well founded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

SUDDEN DEATH.-James Reynolds, sr., Of Pough.
keepse, died suddenly Of hemohage Of the lungs yes.
terday ct biz residence foot Of Mil street. He was
about 80 years Of age; vas formerly coal merchant.
bit had retired for severed years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

The Captain Of the bark Adriatic has published a
statement OF the collision with the Lyonnais. 1t
will be- found in our Geographic Column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

The latest returns from Georgia are from all bu
two counties, and give Buchanan 1901 majority
The two counties to come in are expected to give
Fillmore about 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Nov. Il, L0,b-yP ".
The steamship Niagara with three days later news
from Europe is now in her eleventh day out from Liv
erpoo and about due here but up to the present mo-
nept she has not been heard Of The weather Is clear
aud the wind Moth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
prsiness Noiites.

U,,,xuscIvIxG PREsHNTs-THE CB w ".atsi
n p, Mrs AND CAPs-BNrA bAs pay -
hsp TELL ~ aenartnent Of Ills bunness Isr,. a..
etenhon 70 y,riety Of new styles iot nss
duced an d.. more than twenty mover ues,.'
hnc mwsu ~. nd Cars for Boys nis bhs,.h y"
stoSh OF ~. F.xcy HATS and Cars 9t inI1a
Gs and hs .bape. materials and coors than any oher
ereser dWT,i 49, from parents Of TASTE aud dscr
n thn ca go,d fpl confirmation OF ttis ac you Esh
nation VIZ h.sds decorated with be coming hA1 or CAR
ycnr enhoi BANIA. Corner Of Canal and Wooster ats.
cal On
IF a disappointed politician wants to disguise the
L. may feel the Of the last great and -r
let him KNOX corner OF Broadway and ful-
"a bu, aud OF his beautiful Fall HATS they
30 so b~couins and will make him look 40 handsome that
ans viii suspect he rot happy II he wants 10 be- a. well
rich warm frRs-then he cannot feel otheT~ise.
WILDIR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE,
THI REs1 FIaE-PRoof SAFE IN THE WORLD,
Am Bf SALAMASDER SAFE MADE.
WARRANTED FACE from DAMPNEss.
that the recent victories OF this ca
s,.,ea s.yt cause friend Szs C. Herring much inca
s,n. NV he lat IL alone? II amply able to take so
car, 81 all Books Papers aud Moneys inru'ed 70 ~
care and carry them safely througe hte y may Dc
10 spd offer hdt II 10 quite equal suy chalk herrhs
chemist 10 Phia1.p hs have lost some sleep II Ascot m
ing the FIRE oof qualities Of chalk. ,, r u,i,s
The public should always keep in mind that o'As u "s
doe, not nor make or seu
TuE WORLD RENOWNED
WupER PATEsT SALAnAnDER SAW
HIS LICtssE HAVING EXPIRED
Aful assortment hand and made TO order;,
Depot No. Ix2 WstcI-st., near w ALL NeS ,lO'A
and Manufacturer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

Official returns from all bu. six counties in Ten
nessee give Buchanan 6s,ei6; Fillmore, G2203;
Buchanlns majority, G,639. He will have about
1900 in the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

The declared official vote of Vermont is: Fol
Fremont 39,963; Buchanan, 1857; Fillmore
5i6 Frcmonts majority over Buchanan, %, 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

The Niagara due at Halifax with three days
aer news, had not been seen at o'clock last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
THE OFFJCJAL VOTE OF VERMONT.

MONTPELIER. Tuesday, Nov. II, Is36.
The official Presidential vote in Vermont Is declared
as follows: Fremont, 81, 963; Buchanan lO,571i Fill
more, 80; scattering, 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

The Lancaster (Ps.) Bank finally suspended yes
terday, and gave notice that its doors were closed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
NeiuUurk daily Grib1,tk
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1885,
TO CORRcSp0yDCyTS.

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communications Whs
intended for insertion must be authenticated BY IN
and address OF the wernot necessarily Tor pabhos
ton. but a guaranty Of bis good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communications.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

CLOSING THE CANTON BANK, CHINA, ME.
WArERyILLE, Me-, Tuesday, Nov. Is 1856.
The Canton Bank of China, this State was closed
YESTERDAY by the State Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

The latest corrections and fOotngS OF the vote in
this State Gall official except NewY York, Kings and
CiintOD) show the following results:
PRESIDENT.
Rep. Dem. Amer
Fremont over Buchanan NATURALIZATION. S0,l26
Fremont over Fillmore. ..................1jI,2 4
GOVERNOR.
Governor. ..264957 196,2S2 1927
King over Brooks. .....................l35 , $50
LIEUTESAET-GoyERSoR.
Lieutenant. Governor. ...269 80 1917 lJ l26SiJ
Selden over Vanderbilt. 72,710
Seden over Odell. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1900
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
Canal Commissioner. -. 26S, 465 1860 l27,s2J
Sheriff. over Russell. Observation-Disclosures. II So
Sheriff. over Prescott. ......-..........li0,6 iO
STATE PRISON INSPECTOR.
State Prison Inspector. ..269,O1S 13,O6S lH,Ti
Bailey over Brennan. ................... n,90O
Dallcy over SANDERS. ...................ii,J f
CLERK OP COURT OF APPRALs.
Clerk of Appeals. 1903 1874 1912 127 0lj
HICKS over w arner.. ..,......-........ D,l2l
HICKS over Num- .'s'.-.-..- .''.'.....l3l SlJ
The full vote of the State President il 59i $50.
There were some for stray candidates and scatter
ing, which make up probably 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

PIANOS AND MELODEOSs.-The HORACE WA
modern improved Pianos and MCLoDEoss be found
only No SS3 Broadway. Pianos Rert and allowed
purchase for sale monthly payments Second hand Pianos
from $50 to 8l5O Melodeons $40 to Sl35
COPARTNERsIuP.-STEPHE BRUSH has, THIS
DAY, associated WALTER BRUSH it, with himself under
the firm Of Brush Co.. for the purpose Of continuing the
Provision BUSINESS Commission and their account
at No IS fonst, IN this city. Nswfork. Nov. l. 1885.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
LET THE SICK REJOICE!
CONSUMPTION Mastered AT LAST.
RHEUnATfsM DEFIED,


That wonderfully powerful medicine IODINE has al len 9Th
dissolved in and asreeaby the predictions Of the
Colleges, cures Cgnsumpon Palsy Rheunssm, Scroula,
Fever and Ague Heart and Liver Complaints in the most
racuOus Dr. AsDERss LOUD IODINE PuRE IoDyE
WATER ing yet known IN the annals Of med
cine Money returned II IL fails TO cnre Sold bottle by
l1hs and C. H. RING No. 1872 Broadway and all respect
able Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

RoCERs's WAREHOUSE, for six years tue popu-
La emporium for BOYS CLOTHING stocked with an I'M
Inense assortment Of FAIL WINTER suns OvGSCoATS
TAImAs &C. tor boys Of all which will be sold AZ cheApcr
price than smr house EAoTd No lewiston from
fhe 6sure affixed to CsCh article
RoCERs. corner Of Fulton snd Nsssap-stA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
Tur GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

Dr. TosIas's VENETIAN LiSiMENT for e cure oi pyseh
Cmup Choicrp Collie Rheumatism, &c No one sh3uI9 o.
his valuable r mcdy. Every bottle i warranted ;
nv NJ he Dsgists and StcrrkccPes Depot No Oousnd'
4. New.Yotk Price . and ~ cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
JET BRACELETS are scd at RoGrRs's BAZAAR.

let BkooCHts are cold al RoGERss BAZAAR.
III ORNAMENTS aIe sold ~ RoGEss's BAZAAR.
Ie, ;oops of every variety sold at RosERss BAZAAR
~ Of FANcY Goops and Toys No. 499 BrosdSay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
S1NGrp's SAVING MACHINES.-The cxcitemen

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.-lhe cNcltcmeh
nj ,i hsyirg ceased we invite attention of ali udru
a. rcrsous TO our improved eXsraPd SEWING
MACHINES Los Of time while attending TO Polral ers
tId loss Of ofce the failure 20 obtNn ounce may s9
~ msde up BY the of SEEMING Mac iiNE' ,. NJ,
We ssy every mechanic in whose ira ie SEWN VI
CnNE eau be employed that loss OF year suffered
b. going without one