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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

PHfLADELrfiIA, July %, 1873
Iessrs. Sands: G-n,.ln the month Of June; 1887 was
attac with crmp the stomach, lhucri by sudden
check of r,prltion. b timely remedies was riir'sd
but ms vsefn had received shock fom which did not
cover About months after this, scrotnOus lump ap
paar on my breast which gradually increased to The sire OF
hens egg and then became excessively pilnlu. tired
different paaceas without deriving benrht whatever and
continuing grow applied 10 homeopathic phIs
can who left suffering morr than he found me- he
Scroul, now appeared my gh knee and ancle my log
lied 10 Cou. times natural and threatened extensive
uIc-rltion rendering for years bel pleS5 cripple the
greater part the tine suffering eycrucattnE anguish
now had ecou>se again the old practice, cu.Id and
bisered yery severely. but all 10 purpose,
then tre ille ThOmpSonan practice with the result
and now deszire being cured My appetite
failed and became sk-etOn. for months could
,ieep In bed ut passed the night limpng about The
The moment laid down the pain became nsupporable lo
dine used internally and externally but alIn AID
add the noF!orS OF ny SITUATION Large tunot appeared
the lower part OF the sPme which became sScesIyey pain
fu ,nd tender rendering almost impossible 70 SIT down and
d-spared OF ever getting we'll.
Hearing of the wonderful performed b. yOu Saisapa
ria nv friend, induced me 10 make oae mor- ial which
did scarcely daring ohop- for relief.
Your agent s. Thompson furnished me with the SaFsa
p4ra and what astonl,hment and delight alter taking
few bottles, find vas getting we'll lew more com
pie the cure aud now can say well. Yes after
y my restoration health through the sSing Of P!ov
dence your Sars.pan-t medicine whose virtues should
De known throughout the world return you my sincere
thanks aud shall always b appy give any farther niona-
toe to the afflicted BY applying to M % = TX ssa{qf gn 10
Prpard and l woal and retail and of e.Dorstion
By A. 3. SANDS Co, Druggists. Granite Buildings
273 Broadway corner Of Chambers street NewYoIk. Sold
also by A B. * D. SANDS ~ Fulton street and ~ East
Broadway OF Market street. also sold by Druggists
generally all the principal cities and chief towns Of th- L.
S. Price 81 per bottle bottles for s.. Original docs
ments may be seen a, our iy29tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
TIL e TRIBUNE.
Cab Swindling, sc. in New -York-The
Police.


Police.
To the Editor of Tie Tribune
There is city probably, in the United States where
Strangers subject to many anncyances your noble
CITY. Their entrance, from any quarter the beginning
and from of proper Police the trouble continues during
oaes visit: refer particularly the drivers OF cabs and
backs The confusion gross language and Internal ti 'e
word be aowe conduct of these drivers at the boat ano
pcs has become an universally acknowledged nuisance
rnequeed where. have heard hundreds OF ta'eefs
SIX why is it that New-Yo.k has better regulations =
adef proper poice regulations these very drivers would
on become polite aud honest will relate an instance 81
he evil Of which was the victim On arriving at the
Philadelphia Line landing in New-fork, bargained WIN
nyer 10 take Inc to an hotel When my baggage had been
dashed on found the with whom made The bargain
m mot ye the hack but he Observed when took notice
fnoiher being in the drivers seat i" Oh it is all the
dn,e off john arrived at the hotel when twice the
ann Jarsqined for demanded. urged tho bargain
no driver was npudent, and he he lad not made AIRY
,,sin and must have the fare demanded which 20 avoid
,,s1caion was paid. ! might have used up two or three
bours in finding the other and taking them TO the Police
ohee but could persuade myselftha it my duty
arrange matter which every where else is regulated 10y
hw the requirements of which czecuted. Theimpuny
,b which these suckers pursue their punderin ard -
rpence s serious evil with strangers The drivers suf
m Growing regardless of law aud lose all sefespect; and
where one might fad respectable class Of citizens you
with crowd Of Lraweys made by laxity il. The admin
,alOn of the laws This occurred on Saturday evening.
;red TO nv comfortable ROOM delighted las, be
Nice Of rspose-wi,h grca, JOY found myself snugly
IxIule prospect Of sleep before Here for
rant of Police ] was doomed miserytlie whole
,ace IN front of the hotel redoen Of yelling I'LL day
ht on Sunday morningnale and iemalescreechinc and
,s.mias to tax their ingenuity to produce noise In the
morning several other strangers like mysef complained Of
this unpadoaabe negligence Where the watchnen,
whose duty prevent such evils If you know and
be power eo1cc, them, for the sake oi the reputation Of
your Empire City aud the comfort aud repose of you fellow
eun.rymen who by business pleasure visit your City
which, being frs, magnitude should be supreme every
other way \ SouAERNER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
Remarkable cure OF Hip pisense.

Newly ok, July Goth, 1873
MrssRs. SAxp.--Lent. My daughter aged yetr
attacked with the hip disease when Two old ADD sncr
then she has been gfaduaiy it recently and
her suffering mrerv.lS most painful io behold and
battles all description The head the hip thrown
entirely place sitter which puss formed IN tie
socket of olnt aad for man months nsuccs,ion she
eneiy deprived oi all Gdtura! She reduced
inee skeleton and err Scaimed Oh. Mother wish
II might please the good Man above 10 take himself
was my ,ryen prayer her suisrnrs might be terminated
am, my anxious fears removed.
The Almighty promised be- with in troubles
and in the seventh he viii not leave torSakr U
pu, our trust aud confidence Him; and truly say It
has bee4 verified the present Through HIS blessing
and nstrumen;ny. my child yesyes, restored 10
perfect health aud living monument o the ecacy OF your
heah-resorns SasapaIlld. We had trrd al The remedies
within our reach had the bone once SET had bistrrei aud
pur.e, without effect She commenced the OF the
uarilla in April last and in less an week Thrr.
dent Improvement jscha.s from the hip joint,
aud i'll few days 1t comne.cd healing and less than
weeks entirely closed. During The time ofusng the Sar.
sapaa she passed large quantities Of Worms, which sde
materially in hastenn the She rapidly improved in
health and strength her appetite increased, AID she
try restored and wholly by the Of yons sarapaIi
With the grateful feelings oi mothers heart and fathers
low We subscribe ourselves your friend,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02


nam ous % baFcl'y,;re New ork pToers advantages
are sisy oa E -lrbr Obj o osa % On on @ e9 ' and % s1 as
street. very near the business part OF the city, and in the I'M
inelase .ieny OF th- psipciFil s1amboa, 1ntinss IL
apartments are convenient and neat Will It's table supplied
with best Vegetables and Fruits can e procured
Caars moderate and ever effort made render Boalers
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember % Barclay.
street jy25 II
HAN sY STEM at NJ. - ves-y-s,reet.-This house is
newly hed mp and furnished in the richest STYLE Is .be
P'ots the choicest Fruits Vegetables, Goshen Butter Or
angs County Nilk sc. Permanent Boardcrs VIII be
DIES Visiting the City earnestly invited give trial.
and are assured tia. they viii ind quiet and
at'aInaoe IN Hotels. Terms moderate a20,f
9s, Cant cantien1hs 1svsns Pabc are cautioned
rter West hl n9 sIG Ss b9rss S to T =
ret The Cars gong VEST of Uisa as he ,rs other modes
Falls 1nl Buffalo much cheaper and ri-a;antsr As the
4entS OF these lines permitted 70 the Car Houses
rroptoTs Of ee cheaper modes OF conveyance 10 put the
Travelling Public on their guard against the mposi,ions o!
these oclous Tonopolies, By this notice.
Syracuse, May 1913. my29 meod
u :'inneG lead P;pe,-The subscriber is
prepared 70 execute orders for EwDANKs Tr;2ED LEAD
frKs o any size or Pr,oa about Introducing
water lato their houses By being careful require their
Plumbers to the .boy named pie VIII probably only
save the expense OF having the work do butmay
the lives Of Of theiramily All respectable Plumb
this Pipe whenever requested. In addition
certificates heretofore published the subscriber inserts the
As tie Crotou water is about being introduced into the
city OF and eaden pipes filter than those OF
Isl rons fp9n % tn, iS use % M + a M timed sc
tube, iof that purpose Tor eaST my f lGh @ e preceding
statements Prof Chem 'i1 in Col Sy H5St and Sais *.
Hains witnessed numerous cases OF lead coic 3cc?soned
anne' The timed pipes Of Mr.. Ewbank, sincerely recon-
mend their universal introduction Wss TsdP prs a are y ssd
FROM TIE MAYOR or TIE CITY;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
WILLIAM s. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,


We the subscribers being neighbOrs to William aud Sarah
BAILEY know the above .ltion their cld and
the cure performed by Sandss Sasan1dilt to BE- strictly true
WILLIAM POWERS,
Holm MYERS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

THE COMPLEXION AND ERUPTIONS OF
L the Face Body, or Skin, ch4pped tender FLESH Sc.
miracle wonder, aud blessing, any eLupnns
Disagreement Of the skin and tender chappe flesh, is the
Italian Chemical Soap The effect of this the ,n is al:
superhuman has received the highest encomgns OF
remedy for pmIes feckles blotches scnrvy salt Eheup,
tan. sunburnt, morphew, cspped tender tesh It yi
cearness cures the bites OF inect mosquitoes, &c
Sold price 30 cake th. sign Of the American Egle
In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
COAL. COAL! coal,
fNNE WORkINir MAEtS COAL YaRn

'liE WOKhjAO MA - COAL YARD
having been removed permanently located the
srt! known stand OF Greenwich and ChIistophsrsts
~err ,i prnInIo are nov reee'ins and WI" continue to
choicest quality o Peach 0rchar Red Ash Coal which they
P2n's {" sell al lrsst + cent lover man any ~ the cI
bss, sad they soct the patronage oi e public, sr old
customers and friends. Goal by III, cargo.
note through the Post UCe wIIl attention.
WIN. DAVIS.
nv 6m LEREfTSnN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

TEST OF ApulrERArED SuGAR-A Mr. kulh-
man, an eminent chemist of Lille, has discovctcd
a means of detecting the adultcration Of cane or
bect,root sugar, by an admixturc of sugar from
potatoes or grapes. The process is so simple as
tobe within the reach not only Of refiuers, but of
consumers, and is effected by the test Of potass.
In trying this tcst the potato or grape sugar, on
beng heated in concentrated solution Of potass,
turns to ablack brown, while that from the cane or
oeet-root, undergocs no change of color all. BY
tins means the minutest quantity OF surrcphtlous
ingredients viii be discovered n. o. Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

N-EW-l JERSEY Hudson Comfy Circuit Court,
~ JOHE J. BRUCE ". JACOB f0iLLON-Attach.
case Notice hereby t.t attachment
issued Of the liuoi oU5 Cucut Court the suit OF
OF John Bruce against III state OF jacob Poillou for hs
June last by the Sheriff OF >ad County, duly served
II. GlLCHRlST, Clerk.
l., d. III >RuI Attorney, au
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

DRUG AND MEDICINE ESTABLISH MENI
OF the Late C. T. Bull Co., offered for sale on ~ @ a
commodating beng No 7s Nian stree with
great care and Oh tha first quality for city sHs ssa viii
nirure and fixtures very neat ana aiptope'e, 'is
comn,re with anv similar establishment IN fhs eity
Location is one OF the best and Is euns man - ell frs,
~ s, scseu,s as The terms will be ye favorable
Idts ihe ,rnv either by letter otherwise
jy2l lots ~ Jao.n ~ILI. III = Z : ---------. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

DKEPARE For WIETER-The undersigned
e,sr daily receiving Al their 'ard, 25 Wcs, ST., corner
Ffa'k,H,, the approved guti,s of Peach Orchard.
Broad Mountain ard Nhe ii, Coal. which they offer for
sale it $ pr 'n Broken AID Egg and 81 20 for large Stone
t Nu tree OF Fly ,dlition when screened
from the yard ouirr, received the Sugar Refinery ~
Lrouarl -. and ut the ard TYbEE & MAPES
20 It,-s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

10
ELLiOT, hGRNAP " BABCOCK are con
~ ,tntil applied wiih large ard general assCrtmen, "
PAPERS, suited all departments of the trade, among
whc! ie the ieIowin. Hubbard, coIorvd Palrrs, IN
gre1t vAiy Boston corGeqlne Papers, of snlsrl-r
quality; b,ob md News runtug Cap, Letter Folio
Post 'nJ Gi4a Book Papers Prrts CloierS and Cartet
mikrfs '-s,.Basris, lirrE.tss lid"rse aud Cloth IA
ycr, B.aef, ig uus bpa.i; S,.ritn,ng and Wrapping
riIernaLer supplied with ali kinds stock and mate:
ri, ip1nu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

z SoMNsMRuLrsM.--On Monday morning last
about , o'clock, q Mr. Webster, d man about 30
years of age, shoemaker in the employ of Mr.
Samuel Fairbanks, in this village, who occupied
a room IN the Sd story of the building as a sleep
ing apartment, arose in his sleep, dressed himself
and in attempting to descend flight of stairs on
the outside Of the building, fell to the ground
fracturing his skull badly, and partially injuring
one limb. He was trepanncd by Drs. Boln and
Crave, aud hopes are entertained of his recover
ing. Natertown [N.Y.) Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

LIBEL SUlr.-Gcncral Sanford returned TO
the City at the close of last week from short
excursion to the country, and learned the use
made of his name by Col. Webb, of the Courier
and Enquirer in relation TO the Stewart estate
controversy. He Immediately entered an acton
IN the Superior Court for libel A writ was Is
sued on Saturday last, and the Colonel held tc
pau IN the sum of $4,000 Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

A CLAY MAN TO THE Hup--'The following
toast was given on the 4th of July at Campbell
Court House, Virginia
BY Ro Hughes--Mr. President, want you 10 v, every
ope know that am for Hepry Clay against the world he
and were born close the slashes of old Hanover He
worked barefootsd and so did l. he went 10 MILL AID
did l. he was good boy to his mamma and was |.
know him like book and love him Ike brother. II
any has any thing say against him. LEI him
me II there any better. drawer or smarter man than
Henry Clay ON this Gods Globe why say he would be
solt Of curiosity and would like TO look az him. Co it,
CLAY,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
oidee Of The Gresawich Insurance Go.

L'uk BEAUrltIlNG .Clit, SKIN and Curing
j Erup;ioa,-Ihou>and, after trying every lotion aud
inward remedy have been cuci By cake of the Italian
Chemical SOAP Of sfupton> Ampl-, iigckes and
clearing dark yellow skin Sold tee OF the Ams
sican gle 80 Chahtn.,t. Newfck. 81 l5a Fuonsucet.
tlnSf,u lylJ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

A RTiFlClAL EIES.-DR. ]. GRAY, fromthe
~ CITY of London, Ne. o. Bowery ~ " the only
maker of the Artificial Eve e United States and wha,
he most surprising in his nYenton that the Artificial
Eye not the cause Of any PAM either IN hIng wearing
tynS Tvs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

VILLAGE FIRE ENGINE. for sale cheap.-A
small Fire Engiae, made the Philadelphia prncpis
double acting: VIII thrcv. with equal the
Corporation Engine with twenty very suitable for vill,ge
Piic9 $50. Inquire of N.CLARK
iy22 2w Division corner OF Rutsers.s,rv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
THE TRIBUNE BOoK.BINDERY,

THE TRIBUNE BOOK-BINDERY,
No. Spcuee-stTeet. Tribune Buildings I'D
JAMES PEIEGLE respectfully Informs his reias t i
rue bIc generally that he has commenced business
mon 10 do justice his both as 10 !nas
OF krnansEo aud scale Of charges He IS prepared ~
cute Binding in all rs branches. .,;;,.i Or
Jobs OF any kind apptainng 10 the business
deSs left at MOI Spruce-strse VIII De thankiti' I'm
and faithfully atteadrd 10. y
~ s1,.,;, ,ssocin1ion.-oaice No. .
Pine ST third story Open from 10 a N aih rom
4 p NJ information cheerfany given. The Constluti'
Wanted six good Stone Nasons and four ts o -
Members OF the Association. tSinsle pre!etedl 'i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

IRANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
T FOLD WRiTER.-This article has now bee;i before
the public but short te and has gained reputation be-
yond parallel with any thing known and the many thou
sand copies daily proof the high favor they have
ohtn-d mas entirely taken the precedence of the Copying
Press: and many merchants paying from SIS
SO for Press have laid them aside and given the Manifold
Writer the Preference finding them be and
Isditious The Copying Books done variety Of
tie paper being ruled LAIN varying IN price from 81
S. Business and merchants who study economy viii
please call and examine the article and will that
viii recommend itsr more than column Of Advertising
Strangers visiting he city cautione! against buying from
yends board steamboats, and al hotels selling
WORTHLESS article for few shngs Al The e1psnse OF this
truly inv able article Sold wholesale and retail b.
L. FRANCIS, 10 Maiden lans,
jv3I,f Junction Liberty-stree
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
REFINED SUGARS.

UlO THE TAKERS OF CROTON WATER.
SOTICE-Ti,- abuse. practced in regard to the street
r window washers connected with the Croton Water pipes
which Instead of bn reasonably used TO clean the windows
of The ,sater-taer and the front OF his
many converted fountains Eete TO drench The
neighboIiag and sidewalk aad annoy passersby
injnce the Board 10 CIV. notice the penalty forfeiture
Of payment made by the waterakeE, and dsconnqance
of MS supply Will enforced every well authenticated
NJ wul and unreasonable waste of the yattr-New. York
June A. lsi3-By order of the CGoton Aqueduc Board.
IyA IN a. B. BlGELOW, Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

The above raired Timed Pipe m'nufactnr red by T
NAYLOR CO 70 Broad street and Is furnished on suci
nearly if not quite cheap the common lead pipe
iv26 meDd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

BONE Dusr.-Great quantities of bone are
every year shipped from this country to England
to be ground and used as manure, principally for
the turnip crops. for which bone dust is found to
be the best Of all manures. We see it stated that
the sum of S50,00O has been paid in year, by
the single district of Strathmore, for bone dust.
1t is used on dry or calcareous soils, and Is con-
s!dered ineeicac!ous on heavy clay soils.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

JYTHaLE OIL.-5Oo bbs selected: superior, r3, io'
w sale hy GRINNELL, MINTURsS Rsn.he.,., " 80,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

"A ECONOMY AND FASHION.-To those
al who srady economy--The subscriber. in accordance
80 with the times has reduced his superior limitation
Mceskn H4ts fur bodies the low ptice OF
81 rs The above elegant dress Hat and ~ wi,
warranted TO give satisfaction Also, constantly anuaeur
az fur and silk hats Of the best quality lsat anu S
Cloth CAPS Constantly en- hand. J. w. KELLOGU,
iyl4 lns No. l3z Canal-st., corner Of Ihcmpsos :
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
A Grow, at Fashion.

We know nothing at all of the matter discussed
in the following communication, but presume it
is all right:
Tothe Editors Of the Tribune.
That all flesh is grass-fcmac flesh at least
the present age attests. Ever since Eve made
upmilinery with fig leaves, her daughters have
been subject to the sway of the evcr-varying fan
ces Of drcss.nakcrs Those fair tyrants now
fence the dear creatures around SO that we can't
come within hail-making them spread as wide
clue as the main-sail Of man-ol-war. Why,
sir, we can't tell what's what "a murran on the
mantue-makor who introduced grass-cloth petit
coats
And yet the quiet folds of these days are per-
haps preferable to the bustling intensity of the by
gone dorsal gathers; both are bad enough. Be-
fore sitting can be achieved, the hands must meet
behind and be suddenly separated, rilting asunder
the voluminous folds. Subsidence is followed by
two or three hali-risings and uneasy wrlggllngs,
and whole sofa disappears.
Women arc now mere geometrcal contigura-
tons of length and breadth without solidity. The
former element is less Objectionable as it might be
rendered useful You arc always grumblng, as
" ON>-
Why not put the contract into the hands, or
rather skirts, OF the fair pedestrians let them rem
devious at the Park-our poetical General will
place himself at the head of the column, and the
heels of it will be sure to give good account Of
the matter. An appropriate ode may be set to
music and sung the soiled skirts and stockings
are consigned to the boats for dispersion through
our agricultural districts.
A MAMMOTH TUsK.-A letter from one Of the
propretors of the Blue Lick Springs to MIR. Stan
ley, of Maysvillc, Kentucky, states that in exca-
vatng the grounds around the springs, with the
view Of Improvement, an enormous tusk, Of some
animal now extinct, was discovered. The tusk
measured feet25 inches in length, and inches
IN circumference at the large end. The letter
farther mentions that the tusk had evidently been
broken, and must originally have been much
longer. Two grinders were also found imbedded
with the tusk, one S and the other inches IN
breadth. The teeth had dccaycd as far as the
enamel, and their length, in consequence, was but
little greater than their breadth. The tusk weighed
"a pounds, and the large grinder 81 pounds.
sH New Orleans Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

WANTEE-Temperance Intelligence Office at
70 IS Tsin. vs 10 10 Nrs~au s;reet, where applicants
IN anu eNo1 90 - d'1, dIG P1sCea.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

J{ANTEp.-A furnished room, not above
Address / VI TIlbgar oiic- sat r..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
FIRST PREMIUM

DEACH ORCHARD EGG COAL.-Ths day
discha giGc e. bl-Se Raar Peach Orchard Egg Coal
J the fs guty aid 20 sale ~ the loves, cash prices by
WARD x BROWNE.
jyI9 cruler of i.aght aud WsShngton-sts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

w Az -IJ, ~ situation by TWO young women.
one as cook washing and ironing and ,b other 20 Do
hainoefwos washing and ironing Thr b,, Of rsr,eacr.
De- given Apply az 2is Weos,sr xr s' VI @
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

\ 4 tNIt.il--A Place BY respectable Young
woman : wet aDT,s. A-iy Atll7, l7lh-.t ;ys, 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

HOARl}-S2 per week, nj the Manhattan House
- for You. l:a 70 Temperance. who here are ss,oei.
ied y't' ceFy SID Ua vi t- learned professions,
rsalu,s artists = IS Da9ee..;;yet near Broadway ssd
ne t,':E ly27 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

300 CASKS OF LIME, OF good quality $50
tUO casks Of North River Lime
10 bIrrels oi good Hydraulic Cement
lor hhds. Of unsIackel Lime 10, manure
Any of VII! be sold exchanged for groesries dry
GOODS cruckery, hardware, kuow-Sarr caTe;s umitus
candles provisions. Address BARTER a, the Office
u The Tribune. 9ftf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

FROM MAYOR or THE CITY.
\ the period for Introducing te Croton Water into the
dwellings c our citizens /, now hand and from certi
Of some OF our eminent medical and scientific
evident that pipes ma!- wholly Of lead would be highly
Objectionable for tha; purpose. very chceruy join those
gentlemen in accommodating the adoption OF the Rned pipe,
OF Mr.. +. bank, i Il most valuable substitute.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

CGARDIN OADWAY-(ientlemen and their
-oogus Bsuad" ay ex; doc, 70 Constitution Hall
ant prloT on f,' !ieo. h''a Sllcony IN front, with
T. itloat b-d rooms at.:cisi, let. with board.
icons Tor boarers. Terms moderate jy2o ims
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
my3 6rn
DlTUMINOUS COAL.-The Mid lothian Coal

AsA CATSklLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
I'm PINE ORCHARD.-Tlis well.known charming
s summer retreat - under the sup-rnendencs
o. The subscriber the Natural inducements visit tie
Mountain tsnch the almost bourdlsss view from the Orch.
AID The magnificent scearTy the Falls the pure lf,
inspiring lte) r b- added every effort upon the
ga Of the Proprietor The shape of careful attention. we'll
furnished tables aud All tn decaces well subtsnals
OF le season. 70 afford comfort and pleasure his
June. 1912. C. l.. BEACH
- regular Line Of Post-Coaches is established for the
conveyance u visits the Mountain House. Immediately
after the landing Of boasst CatskIlI. je27 I'm