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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
furs an6 Robes.

EURS - Z u RS - + u 5 =
IL THE AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN FUR COMPASTS
WAREHOUSE,
No. 81 Maidenlane corner OF Golds-
s. G. G. SAMUELS
offer their immense stock Of ch Manufactured LsdeS and
Children's FANCY FuRS Of great reduction nom hen
Wholesale Prices, In order to realize cash viz:
MINK HARTrN ftom .,,,,.,,....e 10 and upward set
SABIE Observation-Disclosures IS and upward Q set
STONE MARTEN. from and upwNS set
MOUNTAIN MARfEN from .......... SIS and Upward set
FRENCH SABLE, from. s. and upward ses
RUSSIAN SQUIRREL rom g. and upwar set
Also . splendid stock Of GENTLEMENs FUR COATS
CAPS. GLOVES and MUFFLERS; also SLEIGH ROBES
In great variety
Please remember No 81 Maiden lane the American and Rus
sian Fur Compeny's Warehouse
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL JUVENILES
IN FOR THE OLIDAYs.
JusT PUBLfsHED:
A TREASURY OF PLEASURE BOOKS
YOR VOTING PEOPLE

JUsr PUBLISHED:
A TREASURY OF PLEASURE BOOKS
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
In one volume svo full Of illustrations printed In eolors.
and bound in f Pass 81 fls g. gilt edges
TABLE OF CoxrExrs
House thu. J.eh bull. Tom the Piper. Son Simple simon
ny PenTy The Fox and the Geese; asjr. Aphase,; Old
HSssI s b .i Be. Ss as Little
Person. wi,hins and expensive edition Of these
editis n
We SHALL HAVE READY, EARLY IN d EcENsxR:
THE LITTLE COMMODORE.
BY MAY RANsLsa.
Besu fully Dlust sted Price ~ Gents
And shall be greatly mistaken This Is not the best rev
juvenile Of the Our Literary Critic who 10 second to
judge in such mssr the following report after
Ore Of the very bs,t Juvenile. h.ve ever read
ns ssiSs the d.1 Gl: yoyss ssI.i
Naples Ahsn. smyn. CoD.taD.inope and sFyP &c, s, S
Sooi !. decidedly able, popul.r pie..ips and useful
ANEW VOLUME OF TIE ArMwELL STORIES.
MARCUS:
Or THE BoY-TAXCR.
WITH NrSIhovs cLLusrsirioss.
Uniform with "o.csf,S " Clint ella and
BY WALTlR AIMwELL.
NEW EDITION OF THE soLLowINo HEROES OF
RICHARD, THE LION.HEARTED.
One Volume. Illustrated. Price Is Cents
OLIVER CROMWELL.
One Vol limo. Phce IS Cents
PETER PARLEYs
COTTAGE l. r r Y.
Nal. the Best Of It. VIVA. TO Do and How 10 Do It.
EIsbt !. Nisht A Home in the Sea-
Persevere and Prosper. Wit Bought
Tale. Of The Sea and Land The .. pa,St Finder
Fancy Muslin Gilt Back and Sides Ea SIT Cents
The ss books written BY the celebrated PErrs
PiKLEr, will be sufcien recommendation to all who wish
purchase Juvenile Books that intensely interesting
well highly moral and Instructive.
LITTLE FOLKS LIBRARY.
Six Wells 48no square Each Volume Beautifully illustrated
The Roe The yi1lT' Tn Tn G G.:,
Price per set, Paper plain IS cents Cloth plain 'ei
Paper coored plates IL Cloth, coloIed Plates ~
INDEsTRUCTIBLE
PLEAS RE ID o o X s..
frip Ms OF iRsn or cocK RoBI Ohm VIZ
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD.
EESt S zSP i SEST Hs9 q N 5EsSy WREN
We ,l,o offer At wHOLEs ALE OF RETAIL, all this new
Juvenile Books Of the season. Published in NswYOk Boston
Philadelphia
STANDARD AND ORNAMENTAL GlFT-BoOKs
FOR THE HOLIDAYS, -
IN MOROCCO GALE sIE MIN siLr AND ANTIQUE
AL Of which VIII be sold Tor 5, days. a. prices to suit
SHELDON, BLAKEMAN & Co.,
No. 1 Is NAsSAU-sT NETWORK.
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Stanton.st. Baptist Church.-THANKsGIvfNG
DAYMeetins for praise and prayer Prea ;hing by
the Rev. T. HI6COx d at 10Y O'CLOCK, aud at
y BY the Rev. A. X. MOTT, Pastor Of the frs. B.pt
Church
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Drp GOODS.


NJ O v E n B Z 4 49,
N FOR 80 DAYS LONGER,
CONTINUANCE OF THE GREAT SALE 81
e5OO,0OO
RICH Ayp FASHIONABLE WINTER DRESS GOODS
ArRrrAL, AT LESS THAI AUCTION PlIsEs.
WARD LAMB T 6 GO.
Balance Of their Importation,
Received per Persia and Arsso,
Compiling
MAGNIFICENT VELVET FLOUNCED SILK ROBES,
RICH DAMAsK FLOUNCED SILK ROBES,
MARIE STUART SILK ROBES QUILLE
BROCADE and BAYADARE DRESS SILKS.
EUGENE BAYADARE ROBES,
BLACK SILK vELyETs,
MOLDAvIAN PLAIDs,
DRAP DE CAROLINE,
PARIS vALENC!AS,
BOMBAZINEs,
DE LANES
LADIES' CLOTHS, kcr &o'
al Of which afford opportunity to the Ladies oil Nswfot
and vicinity the purchase Of CHOICE GOODS o. prices WHOM
may not again for a long time to come
BAYOU KID GLOVES;
Misses ca cents,
Ladies' rs cents,
Gentemen's ST. cents
NoMIXEp LOTs-Every pair WARRANTED GENUINE.
No. 335 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF WORTH ST.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE AT No IS CHAMBERS
ST FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT, AT THE
LOWEST RULING MARKET RATES.
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NJ z w HO L DAY BOO K.

~ w II " ~ a " " n =
In Press and will be issued December l, 1857,
WILLIS THE PILOT;
SEQUEL TO SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON.
BEING FURTHEH ADVENTURES OF AN EMIGRANT FAMILY
DESERT ISLAND.
] vol. l6mo Beautifully Illustrated. Price 70 cents
Among the works for Youth which have been
issued there has been succe.sf and de:evedy So
ta The sane svore with the addition Of numerous
foremost whom Old Willis one otnose oa
salts" with his spicy yarns who become sucn svores Win
Ts book has ved large circulation in England and the
edition will be issued In the handsomest STYLE with
ee, ant Illustrations fully equal to the English edition
Orders from the Trade solicited
MAYHEM BAKER Publishers
No 2os Washineton-st-, Boston.
BOOKS VERY CHEAP for CASH.
ID c. s. FRANCIS l. Co.. Booksellers and Importers NJ
M Broadway offer for SALE until the LIST OF January next e
'A'e'"' ENGIIsH AND AMERICAN BOOKS.
EMBRACING
STANDARD LIBRARY BOOKS
BOOKS SIN In ELEGAST StNp pm SSaprsrNrs
SPLENDID i-ho ssuVENILE BOOKS. ''''
BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS Of all styles
Ikewise an assortment Of WRITING DESKS, PORTPO-
LIOs, BRONZE WRISTBANDS CHEssMEN, BACKGAM-
~0' HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
reduction for csh Of fiom TWEEN 10 forty per cent from
This stoci IL large and well assorted considerable portion
Of II 10 in elegant and substantial bindings suitable for
PRESENTS and DRAWING ROOM LIBRARIES,
being copies selected with and bound IN superior
ADD ,s then as and those ISdh.us
Bile opportunity tor supplying themseye At low price
No. a54 Broadway.
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y ROAD WAY THEAT Err

DROA WAY I II Z A T b.
I'D Mr. Z A. Lessee
B. Conwsy................. Manager
THANKSGIVING NIGHT,
POWERFUL ATTRACTION.
Second week Of the reno vned comedian,
Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS.
THURSDAY Nov %, 1851,
TAKE THAT GIRL AWAY.
CHARLES Rocket (hs or na chsscer Mr. Chas Mathews
After which,
ParTER VS.. CHATTER
Capt Paer with songs This original eharscteFl i T. AS
,hewL
PLEASANT NEIGHBOa. .
FRIDAY-Ben.ft Of Mr. CHARLES MATHEWS on wnlen
son Mr. Chsiss Mathews viii sustain the Two enHs
Of - Fretfa Plsssry and Puf In sseiiSsa - ca.
RoeIe In The sncee..fal TstvasanIs eHt ed TAKE THAT
GIRL AWAY.
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The Managers of the Industrial school Associa-

The Managers of the Industrial school Associa-
uen FOR German Girls are informed that has been
solicited in its bcbs stained ifOm merchsnt
BY persons ting themselves - Us Authorized
The Ascension bee employed agent c1cc aud
viii not do without writer testimonials and
Ia TIE city papers II. GIBB 1NS First Dirsetress.
IMMIGRANT Intelligence 0aIce and Labor Ex-
Snanke has been removed from No Canal st 20 No 81
MoIths Gate AntLOLyst few doors west Of Broadway.
no lees ohsSged JAMES z. EAGAN. S1puIintead
Messrs. Thorn & Owen. No. All Broadway,
kay e.t re- eslyed LARGE STOCK Of NEWS
OLOfhING Of tia LATEST STYLES which they viii sell
Ha great reduction from Wholesale prices
They have also MARKED DOWN their stock Of BOYS
AtUIhInO TO oonespondr ely Low FIGURES
~. e the time 10 boy good slotlios that 10 REALLY
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AK B r 0 A d W A z. -
Il ~ GREAT SALE OF FINE FURs
REGARDLESS OF COST.
HUDSON'S BAY SABLES:
Some of the richest dSrhest In the United Stases
MlNKS IN ALL QUALITIES AND SHAPEA
We have hinks of ExTRAoRDNAHY QUALITY.
ROYAL Err me,
And every other description Of Fur for Ladies and Chnen
Our all genuine manufactured under super
vision and guaranteed
Purchasers VIII be satisfied with both and PRICE.
CHARLES STREET Co,
No. as Broadway.
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HOLIDAY EDITION of BRYANT
d. APPLETON Co.,
Nos $40 and 348 Broadway,
Publish Saturday:
PO +, nj S

POEMS
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Collected by the author Illustrated with III de-
signs engraved in the hfhe style Of art from designs
Birk,t Foster Harrison Wier, William Harvey Tenniel
r. Pckeg and other emineDt artists, and Portrait OF
the Author, from drawing BY Lawrence volume, syo
Cloth antique gilt edges ST. or tree calf extra So OF ditto
sntique morocco 50.
From The Boston Transcript.
"Ofhe classic reputation of this poet every year more and
more copyinces u.s. the fluctuations Of schools
and opinions poetry the elements Of Brysnts muse survive
and crow p estimation their eternal claim to love and
honor He Is essentially American poeti his subject 10
nature his art pure, chaste and elevated
To eyery thoughtful heart and reverent eye Thanstops
the Waterfall the Hymn to Death the Past The Pra
hes the Future Life the Conqueoi's Grave and so many
nature full OF memorable significance and are a JOY for
We rejoice TO meet them once more printed on the
neutral tinted and ample page of this exquisite quso and in
terspersed with such graceful illustrations by the first artists
the day hazard nothing In predicting that this national
,ouyeir will take its place among the literary aud artistic
American who knows how 10 unite the
pleasures of taste with the nobest intellectual recreation
aud patriotic sympathy"
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WALLACK's THEATER.
w gfes, bill for ,,, urnur
iS PSSr AND PRESENT
VIM ' THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
Mr. Blake M L.ter. Mr.. Wasot M. Hoy 81" os'Sn
Mr.. vernop, Mr. Hoaard M. Davenport Nh Sof1oc' Mss
Alien, ke.
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II u Z 8 + u K S.
l. ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
J. II. HARLEYS
ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY FURS
At Retail
BELOW COST
Comprising g fun assortment OF
NANTILLAs, YIcfORlNES CARDINALS,
PELLERlNES, CAPES, MUFFS.
CUFFS AND CHiLDRENS FuRS.
Also, o fun assortment Of
GENTLEMENS FUR CAPS,
COLLARS AND GLOVES.
And choice selection of SLEIGH ROBES.
All the above were manufactured BY J. II HARLEY sx.
pressly for city trade. AT NO. 81 JOhS-sr.
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Madame a. I. Sr.ts
The D'''.l'' s'' tt i';S siHa' sS SG;Hs
N'S'' ssxSD CONCERT s'AA-' de Ia e'rs'
N'' sEssi vlru N rsnEssiso'
Who will play r csssiss sf' 81 VENICE.
III. .si. s sss No
rooms pSos open Dina cement g :.
I'll SAN FiRE DEPARTMENT..
On MONDAY Nov S,ss
CARL FohMEs.
First night 4 so MsysssF fE SxstR ave ''''
The Director s .s.T. q: I pubic SS -
Open further S I a ON s SVsss and be
til. dssu. in Am.ric. q .,, ,o,xr.
In M'''rSesr' 'r'ss,o Ser q LIE prAsrE.
W. % h. .s.ss, ~s h s;
The cast ~ Ha !. M ANA De "a GRANGE
'H'' fret appearance !, acc calaoLI.
'' h"' F. as- ' .ss Ss'i SIC slesAKDI
For the 6nt time a. Robert I Di.ss
$40 LAB0CErTA
Who has kindly + saS s IS part Of 's
HF frs, appearance America his world isnewned sAaf-
IN Ctdes to give du. ea-s. to h. rand sompoOs
especial has been made with the nssAssnsns Il
SS'''' 0Ad'n' BY "s ssIsD BALLET
will be MILF MI e FIJI qgshsn
supported sy Corps de Ballet win 'ppssr IN S'sr'snsnt
under the direction = s.,rr, BRILLIANT
% Of ss;' s ,,.,Sss on sa S's
On ThthsS Ssas Ssat SssRs O Slf,ssss
AGA ENVY OF sIC.-
"A sc.aBlNAr,oS G on ofEsH AND CONCERT.
nEwros * FIRE FIX ' DEfssiM len FUND
DAs sasaoLr
and viEUxrEMPs:.
and other distinguished Atiste'
The secOad AetOf =, rpov.ropr
la 'AA''A OAsOAl, ,,ox.nD,
GRAND CONCERT
rHALBERo aud vIEuxrEMPs
ENGLISH SONGS AND BALLAD0
MISS xrLsra and Mr.. rrnnwo.
INV LUCIA DI LAMMERNooR
MILE CARROLL LABocErrA.
The Last Act of sossAxBuLA
LA ORANGE.
'''' sAsslEI
SATURDAY EVENING ss.h November. 1887.
Doors 0p; No s Il; ff.'Tsp sEsry 0'''I
Puquet.s and FIN. Dollar
Fsmiy rny ces.s
TsIs: to 5. had Of tn. Tiat:.: and
Of the Fire Department and ct the Office Of
JOHN GILES.
ri HENRY fiasii n + ao oSsiHsis
oA %I fis1f.F Hall IA Z E'I soss, st.
No $50 Broadway,
ana '' tho ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
during the day and evening. -,
Boxes, sssts for ten persons TwsssS pchns
to be had II
ZoPHAR MILLS No ~ srontst
JAMES 7. WATKINS, NJ Is c.:S.r,n.-A
Commute, Of Trustees on Bsss6tA
AURA KEENE's TER,
THANKSGIVING DAY,
TWO PERFORMANCES CT the SEA OF ICE.
AFTERNOON q o'cllch doOrs open ssli EVENING
THURSDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, Nov. %, n
THE SEA OF ICEi Or. MoTHEs's Pawn
Ossrits the WIND Flower Of Msxico. Mise LAus Kssss
Maria de LascouTs.
Carlos al AdyeDturer- Mr. 0~o Jordan
Marquis del Monte. ''.~.')
Bsou de Lsscous Captain Of the Urm iskr Whse.eisn
GBalcoDy Chairs secured without extra charge 70 esnts
DURDYs NATIONAL THEATER, CHAT
HAM-ST Dress Circles 25c Pit 12c 0rohests Chairs,
c Private Boxes I'd circle S5 exclusive for ssch pr
NOON: JONATHAN BRADFORD.
THE sPlTFlRE
THE DEVILS DAUGHTER.
THE GUNMAKER OF MOSCOW
THE PHANTOM OF TIE WRE,K
THE FRENCH SPY.
pa RNU MS MUS EUM NJ.
THANKSGIVING DAY!
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To NIeehanIes, InventOrs and Mal.
ufacturers.

TN announcing the THIRTEENTH Annual
J. Volume Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
the Publishers respectfully inform the public thai
in order to increase and stimulate the formation
Of clubs, they propose to offer
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The CATARAcT BLOWN UP.-By the
arrival ofMr. JOHN CARGtLL in this city
last evening, we learn that the Steamer
Cataract, one of the Lightning Line of
packets. was blown up a short distance
below Glasgow, killing twenty two per-
sons. The head clerk and chief engineer
were among the killed. We have not
learned any further particulars of the dis
aster.-S. Jossph Gazette.
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Merchants Gargling Oil has become one of
the most popular linim-nts for human flesh that
is now prepared, while for horses and cattle it
has no equal in the world. We are assured by
those who have used it for the piles-one Of
whom is distinguished physician-that among
all the various pile remedies, none afforded such
speedy relief as the Gargliag Oil. Raymond L
Patten are the agents.-LOuisrille (Ky.) Daily
Democrat, June 4, 1856. dec 3.
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Millions OF MoSEY.-Not less than
three millions of dollars have been with
drawn from the Banks and Bankers Of
St. Louis in the last thirty days. This
was mostly good money too. 1t has not
left the city. It is slowed away in Sc
cret places, and will return to active en-
ployment, and to the bank vaults, with
returning confidence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-12-03
ARE YOU SICK!

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don'td
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es, Ulcers, Sores, and all or any Of the unclean
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virtues, and many thousands know them. Take
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for all arrangements requiring purgative me-
dicine.
Prepared BY JAMES c. AVER, Practical and
Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Shreve & Macy, White Cloud, Kan
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egon, Mo-; Barnard, Adams & Co., st. Louis;
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marrir1.

At the residence of Judge X. S. Canon, in
Holt County, Missouri, by Rev. w. Fulton, DR..
]. Robinson, of Oregon, to Miss AGNES CANON,
of Uniontown, Pennsylvania.
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Stoves! St0eoe! StOVes!!!
THE Subscribers have just received. from the
n Stove Mandatory, -

their assortment Of Cooking, Dining.RoOm,
and ParlOr Stoves, which they are confident
embrace 4 more extensive variety of superior
patterns, than have ever been offered in the
Territory.
The MaSsiIIOn Stoves are 80 well known as
the heaviest, best finished and most economical
Stoves that are manufactured in the country,
that no assertion upon our part is necessary to
impress the public mind with additional evidence
of their utility.
Also, a large number Of superior Bells, suit
able for Churches, School Houses, Hotels, and
Public Halls.
We shall at all times Keep an extensive vari.
ETY. of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
of our own manufacture, at st. Louis prices. '-
Having advantages, from our connection with
the Massillon Stove Company, over other estab-
lishments, and being DESTROYS of building up a
permanent Wholesale and Retail trade, we are
determined that no effort Of ours shall be wanting
to make our House, in all respects, equal to sim
liar houses in st. Louis, thereby making the ad-
vautages mutual to all parties. r
Metallic Roofing and Spouting, and all
other work appertaining to the business, prompt
lv executed, in a neat and durable manner.
c. F. JENNINGS & CO.,
Agents Of the Massillon Stove Mandatory.
White Cloud, Sept. II, 81, If.
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Our farmers should by all means pro.
vide suitable shelter for their stock with
out delay.
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Arrivals and Departures Of the Nails,
At OREGON. MISSOURI.

EASTERN MAIL-From st. Joseph, Mo
Arrives P. NJ, daily.
WESTERN MAIL-From Council Bluffs,
Iowa. Arrives 9 A. NJ. daily.
WHITE CLOUD MAIL-Departs A. NJ,
Arrives 3 P. NJ. Daily.
IOWA POINT MAIL-Departs A. NJ,
Arrives 3 P. NJ, Tuesdays and SATURDAYS.
JAMES ]. RULEY, P. N.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-12-03
.ArriEals and Departure. of. the Nails,

From Whitehead. via lows Poiht-Arrives
FRIDAY, 8 P. NJ, and departs 5 p. NJ, same day.
Oregon Mail. via Forest City-Arrives
Daily, at ii o'clock. A. M, and departs at II
o'clock, NJ G. z. JENNINGS, =. NJ.