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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

VIM Thought Of terms and the maintenance OF
Mexican connection 10 see that ihr time Ter DON
had "a sed. The Mission Of san jo-. Is about
mile and half further down the Tiyrr. II con
ss.s also. of large square. and numerous Ni'N-
lean families sti.. live re. To the ie't Il the
gateway j. ihe cransry. The church stands apart
from toe other bindings l The square bui not I'D
the centre; tie wc,i door !. surrounded with mos
elabofate stone carving of flowers. image, a. an
gels and figure. o. apostles. Tie Interior =
plain 70 the right Is a hsndsome tower ana
belfry, and absyc the altar .arse stone cn!'e'a'
Behind the church and in connection with u i
a long range OF rooms i-r the 'n'ssiOntr'e-' OPEN
ing ia a covered "a ery or P'rf9f,s 81 Dine arc"'
Though the Texan uooPs were long quarter ~"
here the stone carvings have not Oceh i'y'''"'
r church ia. been repaired ana aVlh' -c'
!. nerforrned in it. About bali mile tuTiner
Joa, !. the Mission Of sun Juan. The church
f,r,,s mart Of the sid. e the square II Is piain
sinple binding with little ornament The adia-
cent building. ara poor and on, Il repair. The
,rarary stands alone il thc square AID On the
norih-ws,t corner of the square are tho remains @
a small sto.c tower. The Other Mission. that Of
La E,pads. is also inhabited well - the last
Tie church however. is in runs. Two ,lac' oil
the square con.is, OF mere walls; the Other -ics
are comaosci o. dwelling, In tic other IN
s;ances.
Tine church NJ san Antonio wa, built IN the year
IVY; ard although 1t has suffered much from the
ravaces II time and lie different .ieccs which the
civ La. undergone, : still used as place ID pub
lie worship 1t the time san Antonio was at
tackled and taken by Colo. Cooke and Milan. IN
1885. Ges. Cos made the bcifry Of this church his
headquarters. \ wcitdircci-d cannon shot f. ON
the Texan, stru-. ii-t a55yc tAe Mexican gene
1 81. It...t ,s.rtf %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
WONDERFUL CURE of the PILES.

~ We invite the attention of the public to Doct -
ugsplrev's Vegetable Pie Ointment %! the mo-" GER
tain rrseies of Pile, F..,are> Wounds, ChlDans 10
nov before the public From J. y. Stafn, Cashier Vi th-
Cayuga County Bank. DR.. r.. Humphreyes-Sir-i ceoi-
uenced lie ointment Tor The Piles few weeks
agn and occasionally ever since, although IN
der circumauces unfavsrablr that Gd Eoi 'pec much
benefit the apple alton .lt immediate relief ifon
tie hat usually attends the disease and u'nA
am almost n not aog ether we'll an do most cherru ~ re-
commend il To all similarly afflicted. Auburn March 3D.
1911 sTARlN. For safe at lJj Nas,au-'t solc agrn'
cy for New YoTkciiy, and al the principal Drug stores IN
tine city jt. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
TIAYING presented 10 the PubIic thc

4 claim. n nv fret p eniln Cologne fors0 long, inow
aks he Liberty Of LAYING before ihcm another article of
equal worth. VIZ "The Sirg mia shaving Creay." This
,e-etahle composition can 'acly -y unecsaed ~ -ny
now offered N he American public iorthe pleasure M '
IN Shaving It's not only fragrant. producing rch and a'
ns ,atr bot Possesses qules o. % highly soothing ard
healing nature, 10 raise far above any rYa anc- "
tho 10 have lfcd Cologne have found n b. s hat
- d. % tlry Who this Gresm will acknowledge that
tie l,f II iis virtues have not here been ulld
a.3tl J. LANDMARKS. ~ Chatha.i-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
Ilygean Medicines

NlO1lt E.-florIsOn iiygclh alcu'llrS
| nom the" British College of iie1lih, Lontnn.' The
lh.rr,.s NJ been apt.irsd tn Attorneys OF HesS
Mo son. Moai \ Co. and Agents to ur -ise 81 New
Tnrh. have we'd large a.omenlc 81 Medicine ducI
m 20 tr British College OF Health, IordOn, ready
.pp!s he Agents more liberal terms itan be- rto-
tore Persons wishing 10 be appointed Selling fcers
WI pc.s- make immediate Application Ia thr .ub.'Ti
b-fs. ~ pGTOus indebted Ia The late Agent, Nr Geo
Tsylor requested 10 mate immediate ayn'ent To tie
eren,d thss only authorized 70 gyerecept' for
H.. .arnr FIRTH HALL, M. Frssklin Square,N. \.
mllq hgrns for MORRISON. IoAr co.
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rSNHE AMERICAN ENPOSlrOR.

" VIII. AMERICAN ENPDSiTDR. or
lulcllcciual Dcducr-nc.rn'i G,r lie Hc OF schools
~ u. Ci1.>-u :. y. Fnfa tdt Ir Pea, >i,,, ani i,r
sale by ShNTON e MILLS. . s-r.,l-s1
BgooNLfN, Nsv -. 49,
IisgE'fs Amer c'u FNposiar Boa. k,eu uir~i.rl fgo
most OF IRE schools ' i cngsy, ari ron to-
expressed by te teachers. l,'laahnrir-l i at ~ ~
approval altto coumcn o i' ta>s vito i3Ve Tire e
u book i >c1~i>. believing Wi Pc found of a.
"i,' 100 AL q. lht scholar acquire 'fc lo, rltra NJ
~"- ""Se AMI Tie proper sn.arafDu of word,
.,o A. TT. HING.
y. D-nliy Snncl.nie.-.u, OF PM. 49, NJ 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
DR. PHINNEY'S Family PILLS

These Pills have ju.;y acquired Ire CHEST rcruig
curing lons ~ Dyspepc complaint. y The fol-
bow NJ certificate from oil the mos; sPeciahle cszes
u Albany, v II ,how
From renisrfn krovsr- ESQ.
H1vinr slirrrd for time with Indigestion and l1iu
l-aer advised ~ Try D.. = n nusys AntD -p~pic
or rus Pts and ser using ises for ~)Dr TINE, pre-
par.d that they the s.s' arr y-t tie NOT Tf
c1fuus l isr operation ~ any article 20 The And nave
Used. art -fst e>ie-l ~ greet nporarrr. IT, -
ctn~s, ~ the ~ulsr- Vrlcufns 49, fr~r and
sas Toy tsrllr ana lea, me- tie h0ve. 10 r-lurs
crrd SION. % fh. more che. igY rrcrhuen1 lne sc
Nd enc n ccD-,rai on nj iie hzh ,fsn4rg ~ tie pr
pfetor IN lie c,srlrniiy a's n'efczi MN
BENZ. KNOwrR.
Sold - : 2 n. >iScs. whoiess.- s.snt. - Futon
sfe.', corner 70 G'', 10 g-onsrevt - ,Fvaaray aai
- Fat Brrr,.ay IT, IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

r. EW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-
y BLISIMENr, STATEN ISLAND, Once f,r the
reception and delivery oi goods, Ne 81 Gate 40 Jo.h 81
Hew lpfs-Dye and fpss 10 superior msELrr, broad
eih,, Nfsmer->, Saks. -1tns. SiA Velvet ALL Pus,
rihhon,, Cation and Italian Crane, Slk and Cotton
Gloves rad Hose. Ladies and Genensns Garments, No
rsrr DaIna.A ard SatB Curtains, Linen. and CofOns.
Cleanse md Rcil'sh Ncunn Tibet and Cashmere
~tawi,. PIANO and Table Covcrs, Carpets of al kinds
Drnggei,, Floor C!oh, and Heard Rugs Chinu Cgr,n.
&c. &c
D Order. carefully attended to AMI promptly executed
u..o 4 Fem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
DOISONS, Chemicals and Fireworks.

DIR LEWIS FECCHrWANGER. No. | Wsll-,t
near Broadway, has very extensive agencies FROM .3rJe
Chemical Works AMI English French and German Import
ng HOUSES and j. enabled To s~ every article unccunu-
~ low MAXI Osect Tar the co paymr,ts n those
poldss tucslone, hylriodsic o potash ode oi fron,
brJmns ipdr yhur, mercury. rGd and Lnc, lunar
caustc OXIDE OF ,srr L9bairaque's chloride Of SOFIA,
apparatus plates and al the chem
zeal Ircpai pure muatc and s;rc ac!,; spirits o.!
harts. ON ntrc ether sc nitrate OF sUnian bsrya,
soda fireworks for July ib tke approved uIan
ulscturCs such rockets roman candies, 1eei,, Sggal
hrci, suI., &c
roi,on, warranted the onl, original anl safest ngret-
destroy and cXternnate tie mot bed bugs, rU--
bugs cacrpels eco kroaches. rats nice. hes
fire. ants Ice aud other vermn or Ia animals. waant-
II 20 crlicat- aud to perform al What 4 ], intended
Thoussnd person, certify q the superior virtue
ar quality I'll prspd silOn.. aui confederate 10 e
lruii e.! II the stai, Mt. Apply To -
DIR. LEWIS 'FEt CiFIWANGER
ieG ls 10. Nall-strrei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
DATENT CHEMICAL Oh Lamps,

DATENT CHEMICAL OIL lamps.
CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FitiR.-'Tre sub
scr wo1t .n-. - l'icafos te fub.c - rs s-A
u fiREF NDIGir,. FAT ENT LAMP vi, h from ise,r
beatty - l+~rr qualities. d-~1el TO ~rssde al
oi..ss - The 81 Wh-h : burned in them $
81 sral rrr7ra'o1 w clean n L, prOpse-, aud i've
\ We. hrilnnf AMI .-ororacs 'ri. Tire Brrainy fiui
b. r.-ts.s Ih RE- tusn al loae smell gresss
o r..:h-r sH .Jr san Cof.nol Lamr~ be se-ed
= br~n the fgii rrr sub>cril a. u
-.iv rt.-red - ref~r ~ mos respectable
iir l.lies. R.,o are Jsng tie article
J. &. HOOKER, ~ Broadway,
?. R-Thrre IA no danger Of explosion in either one
So a-icyes. OIL n
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EyRANKIJN HOUSE. PIIILADEL

P!Ifs This new AMI splendid i-lel. situated 10
Chestnut street. between Third and Fourth sesl.. tie
corner o franklin Pace. IN the immediate vicinity Of le
Steamboat Lspgs Harhs, Exchange Post Office. Thea
&c and 20 10 Ecptin the American aud French siy.,
rnnioLiv. having both Ordinary ard Restaurant, 70
be- opened ou tie mt nt June.
Tie rnur. Constructed A. to form parlor snd hrd-
Do h- rented. without board - 90 $40
per week, Cl viii board al s. per day.
To tf.t C0rh have been engaged. The wines aa3 L.
cgor. o Le pnre IIal.y, wi! be- sos q; extremely mo-
dcr-e prices The fur i1rr entirely and M pans
ii h' spared g. make til, ,ah .iusm equal 20 any 10
tie Urtrd sta'cs j. ". sAhDTK,pN >OS.
p l..I.LrlLa- NJ 80 fl-.ll
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Importlui n LaIIt%
AIRS. DIBBLE., 100 Canal street New

~ I.....- -,-.--f n ~ ~ !, l
w fnts' .aNhs uai n,i '.,'l, 49,. . -..,.,v
iHffiirH SN'f 49, nv - -. -, 49, 80 "a
oirfs j, r-r 10 i-e p1pi-' ta'lel'''N =, - .,.r
-. Who ha'r been sueectri (" pr - 81 q, ''-. 3D.
arpcsfrs he common steel ru,. NJ y. h' eve, -
So cannot moe sI'a-N 'r''I'"r = = ~ IL ~ 49,.
nY a tTi' ntITHiN' % D'' 'Ni su''f' - VIM
Invention. which she o'rIs a. i'iSNs a., 80
Iwns sfl-;ed M um1l cal hernia Or hii ap
piled ouro 80 spriug U1,fs. hu' NY '.i' $50. -,
! w. extreme. ~ - 40 N,i''i n} r.-f
D. Nfsy. tLr en- o' u. ~. w., - n, ~
( tIrr - any ''I'urh' '''i ~ ~ f .. Ne "a
tacn tr'I-i ~ pressing sai. .H oi W. ~ 49, ,,
go ~ removal l. i.ai 81 ,.'-ct roI H-I'n
q osPcct y relief Bui BE- - q at INK ccia ~ T.,
u'- d a. - =; 'rr .'ir ineni "n',h Non. & ~ .--
t.
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THg ARcTfc REGIoss.--Ihc following account
Of thrilling adventure in the Arctic Scas b from
, n magazine published some time ,iuce. Tie cir
cumstanccs are certainly within the range OF pose
sihity. since 30 pu,r.fctiou could take place
whl.t the bodies of the unfortunate sufferer, were
in the temperature Of vessel 'cu-ascd in the
thick ribbed !cc:'
ala The spring OF iho year 1924 whaling vcs-
sci sailed from The port OF London upon Il voyage
10 the Polar Scas. Nothing material Is said 10
have occurred until the arrival IN those regions,
when it become. the dut, Of tire crew 70 hccp q
perpetual oph out upon the horizon la search ol
feb: while thu. occupied il was tsncicd los ono ct
the seameu that sail rns dIsccrDiole n tar TO the
rorthw rd rs the eve could reach, and the course
of the whacr was towards the supposed vessel, !
mast became gradually d.stinguisns5lc aTid-t the
aouu,ain. OF ice sch appeared in taar quarter 10
bound the sea II was nov. summer, and the after
noon unusually calm, whilst tho whalcr gradually
ncar-d the object IN view; the superstition being
that il va. "a vessel engaged in operating on he
blubbcr in bay, which would open 10 view upon
approaching nearer To the ice Upon arriving,
however. upon the spot, it became clear ih,l IL,
vessel Vas wreck embedded in the Ice, and could
on!y br approached by boat. This having been
| lowered, the captain and several seamen landed
| upon the ice and approached To The vessel, which
| proved To be brig.
The sails were furled, very little appeared upon
the deck. and all the arrangements were those Of a
vessel lad up for a longpcriod Of time. De.cend'
inc to the cabin the first object which was seen wa
a large Newfoundland dog, coi.ed upon max, and
apparently asleep. pom touching the animal il
was found to be dead. and the body frozen to tie
hardness of u stone. Entering the cabin was next
seen young lady seated at a,abe, her eyes open
md gazing with mild and teadia,t expression upon
the new corners 10 tiai solitary spot
She was corpse, a,d in thu, apparently resigned
and rel ,iou, attitude had been frozen 20 death
Beside her was a.youns man, who, il appeared
was the brother Of the young lady. AID commander
Of the brig. ictoo was dead, bat sitting at the IT,
be. and before him lay sheet OF paper upon "lci
he bad written the following words: Our COO. ha.
ucde.>ored since Yesterday morning 10 Ike >
hsht, bat in vain; ali is over. At the other sid'
OF the cabin stood the cook with flint and sicc
in hi, hand. frozen 90 statue IN thr vain en-
dcavor To procure tia, fire which alone could saw
himself AID hi> companions from the Geld arms o.
death.
The supersiiious i.nrS of the scamen now hur
ricd tia captain away. and from this il appear,
,sat the illfatcd vessel wa, hri. which had bee
loaeed TO tie port of London, aad Lad sailed TO
the Arctic regions mare q an tour'eea ye4rs be
| fave ,"
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DACTS ARE STTBBORN THINGS,

L ri.afscttl.t G01raud's P0uirr Subue viii pcrme
uetv al hair from the part Vh'rr - App,d
v.tb0ut , elrst injury tho >hn. To IT, bad ~ RE
OH Establishment. - Walker stTret, one door nom br'n
way and II 81 Broadway Al per bolts Another act
thai GsJr.nd'. True Water Ut Beauty will ,ho.'urhi ~
eripna tan. rapss and all cusneou, rrupton' rct
iuvr1Ir heahy appearance. and array lie harh ircA
AMI arms IN r1tiant wilderness Beware Of spurious mi
aton, ct ii celebrated cosmetic co-airng mineral A.
rncents utterly runous 70 the kin and comp'rSon ara
hv II, rrp.inf act on njarisus heath. To Se had as
above. - ucr bottle -.--..
t,OiRiirDS VEGETABLE ROUGE
Imrars delicate unge, inrnovabe by perpTaon
or rusAin0 with y linen cloth 81 cents per hofiis.
GOTg,t D'S BLANC ID E-PAGNE,
o. Spanish Lily White. iulp.rts bright, pare, lirNkr
ailhestrr l,crrss se sln free from the INJURIOUS pro-
pert generally Consn-l Nth Preparations for tus pur
nose Put M in elegant boxes sf2j cents each lel7 I'm
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AAFARM TOR SALE o. excha,gc. +,
e FARM FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for

II. Ciiy propeTiv situated IN w.sci~.,sr county,. ~
niiss from the City. nile from the iin,sn River con.
ainng 10 acres under cultivation ard Ia excellent o-r'er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
s,HREE GREAT GENERALS have

filed the Presidential Char, hl' they. like other
great mes. sound difficulty ~ pleas al parties Wchavc
now another IN The heid, q very humble po- c~rs MY.
compared Will The i'rurrl hu Die alma - co Justice All
IA prevent Loippp Han" ard save Penny p1lrrs
from shaving The pllc While ihey srs-ier.rd ilc.a-
selves u Yea really W'>h 10 N - atd
press trade onward hv good Cards ficuAs, other Jon
ITnt NJ ID ane n chrap manner. o. Bruuas tStGusA
he = wlu- Ia al ~ there ohrls aud chrs
DO The oy al ir Yankee Pr Ills tc'i poses o. the .y
i'r good and cheap vgrAjss Bower1, an ih~rs ycu II
g" ~ Won Circulars Cards. A., - chap 10 c--apc.l,
and what Re more. you " have a.. v.e1.u. If mo-.
" i The Other nrscfal-tieufral satisfaction. ri3 w..
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yEIUN TRTSSES AND StPfoiti f'h9
( ,rDr u.'r, m,,.fna ,..alr o. b. ,'t', ~ '.
.iI.,i I...f,fenre - Nrr'r f'- pa, o W. ~,
~. ~ ....ii o. ilu4I Nl. .-r.'.>. ir' N't '',. ~
-. ffs ISL by H.. pr v.... .ny ai' .' a-i .i.'
i'm; aai s.l r.ruf 20 ed, ,',t % $50 ''+
n - ~ p. x'.' - '- -' ;,LENTiNU lott I'D.
New Nok. inlv = isi'
PERSON TRAVELLING arc REMIND
.tth,tfl. Eo,hn-y l0t.i Rlhh.r t-'- -i. co., !.
- ". tsalsne. have row a coufi'i if.' =.
~ BOD, an, % lowe water p o coats anh p''i,' ""'
100 l, n, 49,. over. 1cs, - &c. or't-ri' ef~'5 ~
"a, in he irr c,orutci v.'h pfo,rr'''., Dv
CIV '' ' uC..ACt H. Dkl. ,rcce..1rt 80
Hrvbur, J. z Con iiny.
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ENSH,S Fashionable Summer Hats

s.NS IL = o&nlonGiic GUNNER has
Z ORLANDO FISH would respectfully call the aiien
ton I'll cenirn~u 10 h spi-nd stock n Suinssr ias,
which hc has ready sale. cor-Grsrc frc e.ovss
descriptions: Long mapped Drab Beaver. ~. s.icic for
The rio hnc" and superiority OF ~ fabric. cannot b-
passed. Plain Dab Cas- introduced H.
the standards graceful sn1 unique n
AMI afforded ~ the economical price of 81 - Pana
and Lcgh0Tns Of various qualities. offered lower prices
than he.e'o'tc, Ao h, splendid FIRST quality hark = IT,
u iIat. which hayc been duly appreciated 10y experience
siie most heauu ui aucic offered tie public ~
- ~ A., b,duuili rrafi CS,sa-,rc ISIS
fels D. IT. grcsl,..v
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= c- hNEw-YORK to EASTON,
: -. nELrZABETH.roRT AND

NJ bEk fFhNt ''h'fNIfl'
sG-lter .frrar grr,rt.-Fare ia Cra!g.
tho s,r.u.'ov,s 80 rFRHiTCH end 'IND kLkLIA
DIV daily from zab,,L ion New York, toncis N New
sloa ant Poft-lacamoud each trp,ys i1iows On srd
After tie fth isy Of ilne, 1912,
Leave Eliy.betlinu, Leave y. York, per J, \. u.
AtfiSS lIoco-&,h ~ aud Ass aud 100 ocfs. An and
Al and O'Clock I. NJ AI 81 aDn = O'Clock, J.. ".
"a 'uHRrb,
Lave Eia' lPort AZ ?. 0aud y O'clock a. asi 81
Leare So.York y 80 and ~ O'Clock, \. g. a.d Isl
audGr.N.
n H. Passenger. Nr We.ifcd Scotch Plains, plauhed,
Eour! .Bf,0k souervic. Fasfou. ST., hy he FliTf cl
town anil s0hsrsiile Railroad Car viii leave New-io'k
n The = O'Clock boat ID. morning, and u d." " O'Clock
ioti ia the sfteguuffn
Tie o..a ~ VIA lase the front Of tie Uuon Hotel,
quarter 81 aB hour prev ne departure oi ID boat
Il! Laggsgc al the r,. OF IL, owner je4
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ii,H .ecord 'oor Of lie college 1f Physician. and Snr
u Lfn.ly-.ue- brown the College Hal. Tho
Room wei I.isd and ytlf 'iti. AMI hs> small Room
lnPninr uran re Restrain. Il F. convenient place ID meet
ag .or public worship. or or Literary h-or ATOMS The
K ON may be- any tae application Ia ~ Jan
,icrrsr-,t-o.t az
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MINING LINE FOR AL
-, -. y, r. ..rr0PLE.S LINE IOR 81.

IN gANV arl eifrrir
= * =, f-ive,n cour,'' !, 81 80.
II. - ~ "a -, ~. 10 fnOo'.s. fi p '.l. D.
d'x 49, Or ir-rtLaYfy 90 p ''s'h'''i '''s si'
on hT "a. oi riop,t, rSen oily A. 'he rs q II
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roo nGRAND EXCURSIONS

: NGKAND EXCURSIONS
'...s.ss24f-9- for lhe Fishing Banks 81 saniy Hook
every Tuesday ard Friday during the The afr-
md cor.nodeus steamboat SUPERIOR, Csii john G0rld,
agru ~ readiness md VIII he, regular TOPS
Tor hr sesspn on Friday morning Nay z7ih. leaving the
pier foot OF chanherL y; o'clocs Hammond Il pat
.ucct Per O'Clock, CaiEsrrSs. Ferry Brooklyn, pat
= AMI Pier so. \. r. ps'fW O'Clock, landing At Font
Elmi.tCn.
FaRE YkCH WAY q CNNrs,
Tho boat will be- accompanied by old Fishsrnsn vii
acquainted wiz he Fishing GnIgnd. Ban furnished. An
-sis,F Band efNu.c engaged - accompany the boat
RciTe.hB-nts of do" nrsr quality inrBTe ho ard
chamber maid a IN attend 10 the iad.o. asa c srsn.
Capt Gould pledges himself nat par shall DO spared
u give abstraction aud make ibGe Excursions 10th pl
- auf agreeable % tio.e Who viii honor bin ~'h iD'F
patronage.
-, Pu.c assured iha' he Superior VII posnyey
bare ~ ~ above Gays throughout the scs.On, u ne ws
u,.r r-nDiU uyh 81
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- rn LET nR FOR SALE-A neat

III new brick House iu WaaG,A gl ,nu''ie r., /"
loh heh' ''N'' "f''' ~ iel9 CT
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; 60" sT. POWELL & cos Line

!. IDN ELL ~ W. = ''iho
as:..Asr-.sssZ For hEwBURGII, lassing Al cAlD.
WILLIE, WET POl.T, and COLD SPRING ihe
steamboat Highlander, Capt l,oLyu Wardrop VIII lea'e
foot Of Nauen- every Mo,day. Thursday, snd saafd'y'
a. Y. " Returning, VII Rave Ns.bursh every Monday
~ A. W, and Tnc.day and friiayN r. ".
For Freight or passage apply 90 ;he Cap'sn 80 board.
Baggage md freight 81 al iecnpons Bans bls spe.
ci b1a must lc - he rsk 81 hereof u,rss
moi ,dre errcre o. be- q NOD 6or The ONE "a
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.a.M of shop Room. Also o snfH i"o~lfF n"'".S
7Sues rs lc ~ The moa. yelf on Wy ~ Ianle
.i,nsi.l near sieani ont laHin' ~ Dnh~. ferry
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ELlIE..-lNO halrels OK priced Glne for

- 'se' ilne Glue, in large iake, nv cty trade
10 barrel, fre Cabinet inc
Il ID Whu- .inus Gllc
S0l lbs Russian G.
WINDOW GLASS. H3 i~.Nrs ioorrl-. y lI,, g. n,
~ ale hY JOSHUA GILBERT q Sos
els u Comm, >-ioI :; .rci. an'.. lrf v .f.f -,
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r.vu aoppOSlTI0N MNE for N
>. rsys arOR NEWBCRGH--Land-

S.,SrorrJ., ing Al Ca..Nei, W., rc,El su ~ ~.
: -r'1-- r.i,sma an JtHE> y tDiN"N' 49,
1, .tf,f will leave Na~rru,frst i'g ever l'hH1'
ani FainAY EVENINGS. % - 'osk. ..,.., -,
An g.geagr, PscAsgcs or psrces. Bank bS"r Sl''s
-, hn,- of 49, h4,f - :aspt bee me- ri'rto pn li "'A
81 . ,ott or rrcertcd Tor VIII hr A. ~ r'A o. Ne es
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A.,A ROOMS TO LEFT a;3OI Broadmay.

q Uanis1fnc Pafierr and Rcif1ous attached, 80 80
roi- .,.. furnished or rufurns-. The H1n.c vii. ~
"a 1tr,i AMI Pat IN complete ORDER Adssf FlmArs Gr
.im r. gentlemen who t.ink of chan would io veil ~
car Al. Room 10 1T 81 fhe fourth loor, = ir' w'c
hv tl feet deep. Inquire un tur c i lr, fopm ~ a.u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
WESTERN .LUNAFIo ASYLUM.

1 The Richmond Enquirer. rsfertingfo the late
Repor, Of pr. stAibling, Physician Of
he Instruction says;s
The treatment Of the insane has been,
until very few years past, better Adspt-
ed 10 tanning the brute, than restoring rep
son 10 ,be human beng. This report "a:
.abIishes The very p easing faeir that tic
management Of the ihssns has andef.
gone an8entire rsxolniieu.-. lhiaGa ciss and
the iastl have given way " moral and
medicaltrea.ment, insteadof 9onfdement
ike beasts, or 10 chains n a. ifslpn in The
eomnon Jail. The poor unf5rtuhate Is
nov soothed. BY Nndness-eforts are
made toe1cits iepride, until at last "
iudicipusly5 reposing confidence 10 lkis
promises, together with exercise aadioc-
cupatioH We are gratihed ID end reston
by degrees, 10 occupy her throne. We
call upon the friends q suffering hum ami
" tc FOLK into this subject, but more es'
peciially upon the Legislature Of Virgins
10 iustice 10 the unfortunate and for D..
honor ii this good Old Dominion, 70 stadl
this report, andsayI wbetheri for the ssk1
or a Few thousand dollars, this state D
things should exisi any longer. r.
| A rieh vein q yellows cchrc haI beesi fOua
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