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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
HER RINGS.

M cCORMICK'S REAPER.-The subscriber
lVl authorized popular Machine
Those who be coming requested
furnish their orders without delay, supply
them and avoid disappointment n. BALDWIN,
ap2l No. ~, l4th II
A Lien L. CAPERTON, as exec or of Hugh
IN Capcuon. right part
Capecn Cump, sold Richard NJ CrUmp.
the other al the oC the Of Hugh
Capcron and the said Alien T. the firm OF "a
peron Crump +. Capeuon n
firm OF Cump
firms present Crump persons
indebted ai films viii make sld Crump
alone is authorized to close the business, OF sad 'm-
ALLEN I. CAPER
Richmond, March 9oh. IsG7. RM CRUMP.
ID NJ. CRUMP will conduct general whole.
- sale GROCERY and Commission business stoIs
by CaPeuon crump and Messr raisson
Burr He sOhets the patronage extended the
Peron Cump. a- cash advances made gnmens
the usual amount NH %
ENRESH SMOKED BEEF, just received, aud
4 for sale by FIR CRAM,
NH No Exchange Block
Clothing at 25 per Cent. less than any other
store Ina Town. nj the New York Store, IS.
Vain ST, Corner OF Exchange Bank. Rich
mond. Na.
HAVING purchased At the North n large lot
~ OF READy-MADE CLOTHING perempory Auction
Sales sell at 20 puees The
following ju,t received.
saek and Froek 80
CLOTH DRESS COATS $50 70 $40
Fine French Cloth 1859 to st6
Summer Pants to
Cashmere and Cloth Pants $50 $3.50
Summer Goats sc to $3.50
,Bk steneton sack Coats $50 $3.50
ALSo-Shrts CTavsts Collars, FLEETS Chcap
Cash co,has Store Ss Nan Street Corner OF EIeha Bant
my1
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STATE OF MAINLAND,
ngrr.r.u 49,

BALTIMORE CIT,
Fe remembered that TINS I'd January I545 before me-
the subscriber justice Of the Peace and for the
Aforesaid personally appeared Benedict
oath he Holy Eyangey Of Almighty God matters and
facts forth the above Ied
stated sworn before JESSE CLOUD J. p.
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III BALDWIN, has for sale Agricultural Ma
k' chimes aud Implements, such Horse Powers Drums
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters various patterns Corn shrrr ,do
hill snbsn and other Ploughs and Cruhe shovcs
Spades Manure Forks Hoes Rae Churns Blades
&c &C Also, Rotary and other Pumps GARDEN Engines
Likewise prepared furnish notice, Castings
ehiney, Pioughs, &C.
ap No 10 I4h ,tt,,t
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BEACH's COUGH PILLS.

There Fi. aken The ~ au 81
throat bronchial tnbos woull FAVE THOUSANDS
PROM CONsUmPItON. BRONCHfrfs PtEuRisY uni oi4ef
81 che't Tiey relieve ~ lungs light
~ Che chef promote rrpretofon relax the fkn md
te in,ensbs per- pifaon ard almost relief
Boz an cases u sayee COLDS CJfga and other symp1ma g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07

Thee undoubtedly good medicine Tor Dyrpsp.a and All
affections 81 the omaeh can BE- found the land n
peroT % every other, hey critny NOT SURPASSED
mdnoss and efficiency opcrlton RADICAL CURE II
LoHvenes sour Stomach Hsar burn Water brash
and wind Tie stomach and bowels. They hEhy vaiu
used thfin
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O. -Oo TO LOAN At PER CENT % e,u
al, fVv property. Apply ~ ~ Bsysrd-st jya
BOARDING.

DOsRUING-Rivlngtou l22, . lew boehs either from
DGrsnd or Houston ST. sisges, iast below Essex, IN
private family few respestsbe persons. either single
gentlemen and Their wives, can be accommodated nh
fnrnshed or unfarnished and with board,
sonsble terms Nu ~
BOARD WANTkD-For yoans lady In private
ID fsmily where there yery few bosrders ksfsr-
ences exchanged. Address r. frisune oMes. jyn 81
DRIVATE BOARD-Up tows-A gssusnsa 81
and bis wife and two Tires sisgs eso,lsnss sss -
accommodated with M partial board and very plsasaa
desirable rooms In email quiss family, Is Amitysa ks
ferenees exchanged iylS yssol'
COUNTRY BOAKD-Afr Few persons can be econ
Smojsted with board 10 healthy psrt OF the country
where Iherelsa stream OF water for bathing Particulars
this office. IVA u~
Dmrnshed with without board. Ia respectable Eng
sh family from London, where cleanliness and comfort
can be enjoyed Also, two or three single gentlemen can
be with pleasant rooms with breaa ast and
tea required Bah IN the house for tho sccommo-
dsiiOn OF occupants Apply at Mira MEDHuRsTS A
Hous,on-st or Mr. MEDhuRsr, n Maiden lane. Jyl In
tkUAKDING-Can be bsh In healthy and central To-
Dcauon, large and commodous house. pleasant rcom1,
with shower cold and hot baths at i5S hotsl be-
tween Grand and Broome sa rerms moderate. Refer.
ence. exchanged jys linz
BOARD In BROADWAS.-A few single gentle
Omen, or gentlemen with their wyes, may be muc
dated with psors and bedrooms with board sSf Broad
way, between Broome and Spring s Location pessaa,
and scnleel. Bath room 10 Tho house. iyff I'm
NNANTED-By . single gsntlemaa, two furnished
w rooms with without board. The sabscriber woad
prefer paying for the same by giving Instruction In hossc
and the French Language The most ssusctory refer
ences be given Address by letter, r. r. c. hessrs
stodsr Durham SOL Broadway. III iT'
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THPgONED
MAGNETIC MACHINES.

~ Hoorheadl- Graduated Magnetic VIA
chiue-Th,s Instrument Is az rnq1-tzn. Improvement!
rv.r III Other kinds Of saugs-flr- slt has been sdOped
lv he medical profession genera y, rs beng ne fosi
.,,rysnisrt 80 eT.rtusl Magnetic Machine 10 70 IL
perfectly simple n construction All therefore Tot liable
10 ge ot of order a. . e case - n al ar ins-rluecs
N sdi. of IL moe. perfect control. ac1 ran b. esul a.
IN ty sny pogsr adapted Tor 40 lftli. sfcieLt f1f
bc sfn'ts u ts pleasure W DE operator. TIE
1000 f,r-- 4. ira psrtaf NJ couuluCus manner ald
tlh 40 essknt srnsslon 10 me u s decAle patent
II reres assistant "a use s1d Is Ia every respsct
perfectly harmless st .ht. t-.... - g.,
~ wonderful some of insm N dsesfes o. the most serio4s
,s,s-.r to,vrr 20 The melcs profession Among 9th
-. rae - ruauourt srroila, cropsy erys pess deaf
-. y,t, on ~ sDine. nc doofelx, acute and chro-
~ fb-snau PARALYSIS. epilepuc his headache. and
par-uiary diseases which may 1- r'efIra ID ne nervous
system ,..-,.-- ~ 49,. .s..tt- ~. .-..,
All Others n usa reference car ne Ae 70 several o ~
80 sh.f Ia he m-ticsl pr0f=ss0n, Who have
80 S, In y-.i garisy q complaints viii surprisinE
,.c.-s siree n. i sslll ~. t1eir t-vzoisges-
Ta-h Machine b. c1l1pAc-y se4 ~l-n BAKERY and
- $1,000 s,oi.sos.s pal ? n D7st VOID cases-
Accompanying each . = Fl '-A--@' ''-- '- ~
regsrting Ia use gld sppi-A--ln- ~, ., -, a..
49, fsrny ttout p0s-efs one ri tete Do alu'l n
,-.r,ee,s 4 ~ will always be ilild vAusa.e con-
-snfru I'd 1fsn lie very o-st lhJt-sA. IN llhe ~ lr
- sa-Ni.le. ross51se1 ~ tie sluscr Der, re
~ssp.-as Marueac Msc1ileS are s3-l y prices rslsy
- a. nose charged fJr tuterlDr 1.lc1s Lley eAh ne
lo 80 - ~ car. 81 he eo1aIry, .nd each lasIrl-
n.a y y $50 - Tor sale whoess.s SD retail, By
80 % @ MOORHEAp. - bfoNl~Ay' he~fofE-
Id. WHEELER,
-.r.,,,,I..iouer tor the states of Newly ork
.sSc',,S~urut Tsmmsry Hal III
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

VFRaoxr.--The Nat5res held a Convention on
the 9th of July at Danville, and nominated Reuben
c. Benton. Esq of Lunenburgh, for Governor, d.
p Thompson, Of Montpelier. for Lieut.. Governor,
and Judge Nye Of lrssburgh. for Treasurer. This
is doubtless a LocoFoco trick designed to iniure
the Wings, bat we guess they are too sagacious TO
be caught with chaf
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PARLEY'S UNIVERSAL HIsTOl
BEST AND CHEAPE st.

MIRROR LIBRARY. 80 U-Neg Series The Trip
VI pag- u Tom Pepper or me Resgts of R0msncirg
hT Harry Franco THIS popular novel, which hs excited
sch irtrre. curing the progress ~ is publication IA h
Weekiy Mirror VI be published This d-y TIE loet de-
s.ripIn. an the wrsnlyu Characters introduced into
tts ssfrcal dash pnios plca romance have eN Pc q
he greatest among he readers ~ he Mirnr h =
60 ben u coureo o. puol Gallon. s1d ts cry - ne
u from al quarters " Gree more 81 Tom PtfTer
We row offer u al 90 tis pub &c. T1cs- so have rrsd 70
by piecemeal viii De- gat 10 have % no book form; Whle
those who hsve al % before viii b. glad 20 nave
itin sny form 10 Is pub shed style sim Or 20 1880.
al ffv cents copy The same price o. hat popular work
fv.f IN
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rEYAs GRNERAL AGENCY

Itu purcluc Real Estate
OCATE OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS, procure Ia
Jeuts Other Documents necessary 10 perfect Iles
survey Map and subdiyde Trscs; Pay Taxes on Lancs
OF non resident. sbsenses; Redeem Lslds sold Tor
Taxes; set le accounts with toe different Departments OF
lie gate Government; Collect Foreign Debts eu1 trans
act all other business apperainng 20 General Agency
Also the above rni are engaged IN the practice Oi Law
10 he supreme and District Cours ~ he State. and mo
Circuit ana District Couus Of the United Staes Tor me
stae of rexs and viii give prompt attention To all bu
ness entrusted 70 their care.
~ All II t.rs aul communications from other states on
busI7e.s. Ia bs addressed 10 LORENZO SHERWOOD,
a.lye.-o, fVZ0 3msOd
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r$ErH LETTERS AND NE wSPAPERS -
ss~4&z.ts FOR FOREIGS PORTS.

~ Letters Bags SIRE open a. TIE once OF Ehs view
Yors Ydbane for I'll Foreign POns, and al iesrs and
ns~spspeis deposited IN .his OF will slEsy,b 30 for
~srded by the yeTy earliest vessels Ths deParmsn e
Guder We special superyisAco OF J. K. MOWER, Eio.
well known Tor many years the experienced and ETH
cenI Superintendent Of he reign Letter Department Of
ne Nsw-York City Poet Once
Bags open for he cepdon u esers sni ne
papers for the following plart viz london, Liverpool
ti.Fgos Ire sui. HsYre, Mar eel 80 Ams.erds, hfsn-n
Hemeufgn Rio de Janslr0, ARlp4rliso. bl-r1s Ayfes
Orscon. Mexico, Panama 81. Thomas, Kingdom, Jam
Mafsrzls. Havana
Once open from 4 "A. tlI 90 ?. u.
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TO THE PUBLIC

~ &. sylvester, importer Of hsar.em sld brIsh
OILS has removed 20 ~ WslEerst near Cbrysue-sL he
would inform hs customers and The public In general us
be las not e any OF h4 oils this former places Of resi-
dence Is snd 81 East Brcad-sy-herei0re Dc csa0es
from whom you purchase hat yo' may roy % l 0'71
upon. g ~ ~ tSIshs,,
my7 SmsodT 81 NAker-s- " I.
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~ Letters and New spapers VII 1e received =
me Foreign snip Letier on &c C e y l. Tribune Tor tle
pscketship ONEIDA, Capt Funrk, which saLs Tor
Havre ne Isl OF AnguiL
Also Will be received a. the tlIne place letters an
newspapers f0r the pacsetship PklNCE ALBERT, OApL
Never which sas for Is ndon 90 the lst % August y
Also will be received a. The same p.sce. L5ueIs and
Newspspsrs for he psct eishiP ISAAC WRIGHT, Capt
Mar,ha which sa.ls ior Lyerpo0 on ne si p August
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- C0I-n sPKING uOTkL AND DOA KDIN(
THE CONGRESS- BoOTs-PAT-

Sd kNT-Ths proprietor OF DuPont ~
ats Patent and the other patsnn usss
o In tho prod1ciisp ofthsse elasue and moe
Boots and shoes has completed bis arrange
msnts ,or The ofs the Introduction %
The Invention TO citizens Of No~Yorh, and nov gives
notice thai The persons and rns whose nance arc
ed ar. ,csnssd and that other persons arc snnorfsd
10 manuisctgrs and vend tho Congress 500" end eeoss
ia N-w.Yofk City. Any other esApisnmsn's nss "
obtain rights, VIII be sddea 70 sn,s hss $40
by honASn ~ 49, -. 81 fa,,I.nds
J. N. Dupont, $751; Broadway u Wesh bfosncfs A"s
Henry Hanns, I62 Fultonst VIM Lane ssysoN
D sbo,fssu. slI Bdysy VIM. Weed, SO Bowery.
n a R3s-s.s Co 100 {" Jsamael Cssirsll, 80 Bsws
non, Uoo,sr ISL Grand lDsnisl Cronin, Agent IS
WIN. Agate, ia Bovery Nssssn,H 90
John McConnscne, 81 East Jossph Ouch COT D'Ss"
R,asdway way and Wailst
"a "a ieg.r. 10 do John Conrad, Ann-st
E,g.ne F-rs "a Nasssu st samuel Acton og5 Bfoad-
o. q Watkins, Csisarins. way. - A..
J. L. Watkins, ia Fulton. lOeofse Sonfe, ~ Mef'
Henry v Ridsr cor Dutch chants Exchange
and fulton sts -, a..
Wtnslow l.. Whiting, 435 Broadway, and Chas Osbem,
81 GranIst have bought nshts, and both concerns Hs
now fully authorized W msnofacmfs tns Conxfs" poo~
and Shoes. FOR wholesale and fstsll
~ B.-Mr Lorn Brooks fulton 81 10 20 ionasr
ized 20 make or yens lbs Congress sooss' n m
New YOrt. June n, lS1I. go.
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MIP aOR rTRRARY

NEW SERIEs-The political loca novel, entitled
VISA or the power Of DE 2 originally written Tor
'he Mirror, -s pub ish ID mssng handsome volume ~
con pages ard fUr sale hy ali the booksellers Tuls work
cOnlans graphic history u tle ssi Prcsdenual Cam
pa gn ng tha inrtgues q both parties purtng
publication In h- Mirror t excl et the geaes interest
throughout NE country. II contains more fsc hsn hcou
and -ss sketches Of more ih2n h1y leading poheian'
fs.G I'm
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Correspondence Of the Bepubscan.
rasfn p,- kANqk. RTVUu Iulv 10

GENrLEMEN: You have doubtless received intelligence
OF the defeat of Lieut. Love and the danger in which
the Government trains are NJ present placed. Lieut.
Love IN his dspGtcb 20 Col Wharton requested him %
send 10 HE reliefa company Of fighting meH and The
Colonel In consequence issued order for the Rough
and Readys to proceed Immediately by forced marches
10 his relief
We bad just arrived in five miles Of Fort Leayen'
worth and yesterday morning took up our march We
carry siXpOunders which TO be delivered tC
Col Easton when shsll overteke him. We proceed
without the usual train Of wagons taking only our bag
gage-wagons Tho selection Of our company for this
enterprise IL a high compliment to our Captain. We
have also received such orders make us independent
of the regiment aud at liberty proceed at our pleasure
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miscellaneous.


CALVIN BLYTHE GFoRGE w. HaRRIs
BLYTHE & HARRIS
A TrORNEYS AT LAW, No. South sixlh-st. Philadel-
n pha. Refer TO Mr.. Joseph Try0u So Broadst Peter
De WIT Esq 3D. Nassau, aud Mr. BGshrod Birch, 81 WI.
ii am-.t Sa,g.Yor. i0f isw6m
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T9n TILUsTRATDp HAND BOOK.

NOR TRANELERs-Couiaiuing y description OF each
Il State ciues, principal towns and watering places
The railroad and stage routes price ofafe &c embeished
with Us highly flushed engravings sud accurate map
OF tho United States jus, pub shed aud tor sale whole
AL AID retail. by SHERMAN 4 SMITH,
iy2i cod I'M ~ Broadway, corner Cedsrsi.
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TgY LAST News PROM MExICO.--As some o. our
contemporaries Affect 10 doub; the correctness OF the
news from Mexico reference 10 the ELECTIONS OF pro
positions for peace which laid balo,e our readers
exclusively on Thursday last We have merely 10 riier-
ate that the account is reliably suheuc, and that We
have 10 our possassessOn later dates from the capital
than those Of the 3Oth June alluded 10 on the arrival OF
the Galveston A morning paper will discover BY snd
by that toe news is not 81 / my eye
IN q. Com. Times 10Th.
EnlroR TURNED ARrIsT.-Thc fresco upon
Trinity Church was pu, there by some intelligent lssn
artists from New York Among them was one who is now
an exile from bis country for political offences wnleh
10 this day have not been forgiven Tue individual 70
whom We sude s less than forty years OF age ana oe
longs 10 one OF the best families In Italy. Formerly he
was Postmaster At Palermo and during that time con-
Quoted an influential political journal. Some fearless
Sriices from his pen offended the Government and he
was compelled not only TO renqusa bis Office and sban
don his paper but also 10 leave his friends aud home
perhaDs forever Reaching this country ia needy cir
eumsanccs and hAvng profession By which he could
sustain himself he turned his srtisic taste 70 fresco
painting and in thst department has become ennsnily
snccessful New Haven Palladium.
The CROPS IN WEsrERN MicHIGAN.-At the
presen, writing says the Nss Cosr' our farmers arc
6u.y engaged In securing their Whest crops and win
but very lew and ght exceptions VIII prove eqasl 70
any crop of Wheat ever raised in this seooa OF the 81
Joseph Valley The Corn is not so far advanced as we
nigh, hope for although Il looks healthy and VII no
doubt yield sbundsnty
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General Notices.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBL sHERs,
WLERs & WELLS,
SO San t31 Nass1u-st. y. \.

" Wafer-Cur Establishment, AZ s0nd-st II.
and syossei, (Oysier BayJ L. l. Dr. STEW, the earliest
kpefcan practitioner ari author on sisr-Cure receives
psens a. above Those a disAn - may. by sending
a fsa be gdyised Tor y treatment ~ orgs. my%3 n
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CAMP MEErISG-The Long Island District Camp
Meeting will be held al Farmn gdale commencing August
O. and continuing until the following Saturday morning
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" The EesfOrntiVe COrdlnI, tpfepAfrd =. :, y
SEBKISG, TKrryI0wn.l ~ celebrated Tor aieTztnS net
ypa, sa-clous 10 which females peculiarly subject
aH5rdng siren tn IN III cases Of deoLy, and pafcaai
retail hy A B. ID. SANDS, 100 Fgllon-s, sold Aso ~
Rushlon CO. 10 Broadway and 10 Asiof House 70
BroAdwsy II Ess Broadway; So Hadson-sL and by Is
rasl Miaor "a Eull1n-sL Pr ~ per bottle mS-l StsTu
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~ DIR. Baunlng's Body Brace a A elae isal rs

sfor Of me voice, 1ngs pine A1d nm - pAr-
ucuarl Tor dvspspsa constipation and plies VIII weak
nes. OF he slonsch and sides weakly females tst grow
ug children and al dispose 10 drcop ard are se''ery
especially spinal sub ectE viii be delighted ~Lh ia &C.
ton Reference gtven 10 many dstngusle ci-rg 2,
who have been rescued from approximation, from d.
biAIy and bronchitis Pamphlets and BOOK SOmmoa
sense" giving information be had 81 the once tIf
Broadway. lady IN attendance 90 lsdiea III eodn
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~ HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE, 2l6 Pe,rl-sl N Y.
Do LAcYls GENERAL GRAMMAR.

nRlNCIPLES or GENERAL GRAMMAR, adapted
10 The youth sud proper 70 serve As an Introduction 70
he at1dy ~ languages by A. J. Sylvester De Lacy.
Member of Oh. Roys Council Tor Puzzle Instruction, the
Fren-h Royal I1siiul-, So. sc - ffals ,ied and hed
fir American use by Dr FD.lck. Jr Nsg editOn Just
published by MARK II. NEWMAN < co
alo l49 Broadway.
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M4cos AsD wEsrgsS RAllsoAo 90. }

Dividend oftwo dollars per share upon ne capt
"a al OF this Corporation il declared paynDe IN
tho Grs dav ~ August ensuing out OF ne ueI earnings O
h- preceding sK months Toe dividend on shares regis
ed in NevYorE Is payable the Bans Of the Stale OF
Neys-York' 1srei Ehses Registered 10 Moon Al the
Once ofthe Company IN Macon 90. 49,.
The transfer books will be closed rom ne l~.h july W
the lsi August Inclusive. n iAILp
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~ The funeral OF Ex.Gov. Edwards OF Con
ueetcut took place at New Haven on Saturday The
attendance was large and the ceremony imposing.
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---7-ala-7l-i
PAVILION HOUSE,

- Al FREMONT. ROW, BOsroN.-The subscriber
3 would respectfully inform his friends ard he public
A thai hs hstvey pleasant hotel The Pavilion,
stuatsd ON TremontROw, frOnung the open grounds
overoc sing City Hall Having been thoroughly rspsbet,
newly furnished AMI many alterations and improvements
made, which add much the comfort OF irAveeis thsre
being large and spacious paors with ausehed Will
bs und ecny-bient for families well - eeouemen o.
business Leisure The very long experience 10 he's he'd
10 IN. bu suess snd the summation 70 give HE elya
forts 10 the msnsg Of the house. he hopes BY h2
lenou to Ihe and comfos,s Of bic guesu N neru
VI shs liberal patronage b has hesssoscss re-
ceived. D. - bTtNo
Boston June ~, 1877. jyS imsods
NEW-LEBANoN SPRINGS, NY
DERsONS yisiing This watering place VIII nn1 u Va
4 their Interest lake IN. III Albany for Canaan
-Four Corners where line OF stages runs directly 10 LED
leaving morning viii arrive st the Syringe
O'Clock In the evening Of the same day Passs1gere
will be ckeled through from Albany To Lebanon for o.
This will of make II the Shortest, mos eIPediuoos
aud cheapest by which travellers can feech Lebanon
from tho City Of New York. -,
Passengers who leave Nsw-York In hsuiy ht boat Wa
arrive, by this route, al Lebsnon al 10 o'clock inc neas
morning There but seven mies OF stsgne BY this
route over pleasant road, with good isams and easy
coaches Travellers will therefore be their guard snd
be deceived by tho agents OF other line or enss
any conveyance pretending TO 10 Lebanon except the
one recommended sbovs.
New. Lebanon sprbgs, June y, l9f7.
JAMES q. HUNT, Agent, Canaan Four Cors
Is25 tai j. w. BABCOCK. do. Lebanon sprinks
"A COLD SPRING HOTkLAND BOAkDINts
- HOT 81 al the head Of the bsrtor, Cold spnpfLi
few fsmlie. or single persons may have board fof
the seeson at the above house which fJf pufs
good fare and saltwater bshng 10 not surpassed on ne
shores Of Long Island Sound. Passage BY Rsosd dsy
or steamboat Groom which leaves fulton Mnhst,lip o.
"a p ST. lly1 iw' WILLIAM POsT, ~
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ITETNfIT
Hos Taos. Butler KIy5.-This distinguished
Representative from Georgia arrived At the Astor
House this morning from hs 10 Chicago and around
the Lake. We are grsfsd g. learn that be will remain
for some time In this City.
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