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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13
WAsHrsoros, Aug. IL, Is47.
No News Yet.


No News Yet
No news yet. Gen. SCOTS communication supposed
to be cut of to Vera Cruz that he viii have to cut
through with his dispatches with force of dragoons
Scott supposed to be in Mexico but after harder eht
than reported Peace expected; and people are begin
ming to bet On it. Our impression is that more men
will be wanted and that 1t would be judcous to rive to
General McNein the privilege Of adding several New
York companies Of volunteers to the district battalion
gone dow and to make 1t brigade under his command
Even with peace he would be Of good service In explor
ing and surveying the route Of the Tehuantepec canal
unless that canal Is abandoned shrewdy suspect
1t Ia. But not he would be the experience for
the work New York has not had her share in this
and she ought to have chance You may look out fos
every day now, but beware also In the meantime
OF the bulls and the bears Mexican news has ts effect
upon the socks, you know w
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css above his Book Store
q life size The Dying Gladiator by David The Misers BY
Ma1ys the blacksmith Helen Forman, by Rubens The
superior e Any public exhibition Of pictures country
from London Paris and Germany which with his exfens We
collection Of Books Paintings Fancy Stationery and Drawing
retail '' ~ y"
HERALDRY.-Coats Of Arms furnished and embIazoued
jy27 Mon. Wed& Sat NJ re- - '''"S'
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NOTICE TO MISUNDERSTANDING of the Butchers
IN Melting Association for the ensuing ready
and will remain open for signatures their office Of
First avenue and Fourth street until LIST September
Butchers DESTROYS of becoming membf Of the Association
will call and leave their signatures porto that date.
ais 10ts BY order of the Board of Trustees
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Judicial Election.

In regard to the general result we are still in the
dark though the probabilities are that the Lo-
ooFocos have elected their entire ticket for APP
peal Judges and perhaps they have the Clerk of
Appeals also
For the Supreme Court, in the First and Second
Districts the Locos have chosen their entire tick.
cts Ia the Third, Messrs. IRA HARRIS, w. B.
WRIGHT. Wings and AMAsA ]. PARKER. Loco }
are elected but the other is quite uncertain yet
Il rests, however, between HoGEBooM and WAT
sos, both Looos. In the Fourth, we have rumors
that DAsIEL CADY, j. G. HoPKrSs and GEORGE
SIMMONS, (Whigs.) and JoHS WILLARD, Loco
are elected.
In the Seventh District it is understood that
JONI MAYNARD, Henry WELLEs and THOMAS A.
Johnson lWhigsl are chosen. 1t is not certain
who is the other successful candidate. but one Of
the Locos is presumed to be elected
We have no returns to indicate the result in the
Fifth, Sixth and Eighth Districts.
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EROM THE RRAZOs.

Z
The schooner Sovereign Capt Peterson, ar
rived last evening from Brszos Santiago whence she
sailed the 2sth ultmo Although not later than the
James L. Day she brings copies OF the Matsmoros
Flag OF the 22d and 10th u which we naa not before
seen
The news we gave yesterday Of the arrival Of Col.
Z Doniphan al Parras is confirmed by the Flag which
SAYS the intelligence communicated 20 zen. Cush
Ing by letter from Monterey Col Doniphsn was
shortly expected down the river with his command.
Mr. Parish, bearer of despSches TO Gen. Taylor from
Washington passed through Msiamoros on the ON ult
10 his destination.
The Flag saws that few days prior to this, as the
Kentucky Cavalry were on the msrch from Camargo 10
Reynoss they arrested another deserter from the same
regiment On being Intercepted, he replied that ne
was going 10 Monterey take boat 20 back 20 MAS
sachuseus Whether his insanity was real, or only
feigued the Flag had not been informed.
The from Monterey is no later than We have Al
ready given The 81 Ohio Regiment 70 leave there
on the lah and the let Indiana Regiment on the Oth
ut on their wsy home. The last train coming down
met 500 pack mules near Cerrayo going up win sup
plies. - r,-.,..,
a, Point Isabel leo feet by C. eucireled by II feet
gallery IL is situated the most elevated spot In the
town and according TO the Flag which gives glowing
account of IL will compare favorsby with similar strGc'
lures In the United States.
There a copOus shower OF rain on tne ON 81
Mstsnoros which 10 mentioned by the Flag as II II we're
&c occurrence deserving thanksgiving Between me
10th and 22d ut the Rio Grsnde rose ten ieet and Tell
as much Il was low At last accounts.
The Indian incursons among the settlements on inc
Rio Grande snd the frontiers OF Texas are srseung 4.
,eution II was supposed that Col Hays would devote
nttle time 70 them. II Gen Taylor could spare nin
The traders Of Matsmoros are indignant Al the new
tariff prounulg for Mexican ports The Flag advises
them 10 call public meetings 70 denounee Il
We do not precisely understand the position Of tne
battalion of Texans which bad crossed the no Grande
o. r corre.nopdeut wrote US thsi Gen. Taylor was
compelled 10 decline their services not being authorized
10 receive them The Flag gives d1erent seeounI OF
the nstter ard ssys the General VIII keep them
"a country adjacent 70 San Luis Potosi was com.
ns,ev stripped OF all is produce TO feed the amy Of
S0 OO0 santa Anna kept up there for many months ~
or 10 the battle of Buena Vis's and nov even s.e
t,,gsns of The place are suffering for want Of me COM
- rse..xsris. Of life The Mexican Government
make. no provision whatever for the wounded '9lesi
and thew are TO be seen dragging their mAnsed linO'
along the streets and begging-ass Toe oi'eh W
for bread.
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CITY ITEMS.


THURSDAY. June ll
EXCHANGE BETwEEN FR4NcE AID TIE UVIrTD
SrkTrs Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
By ths Admiral frcm Hsvre, was NJ Alexander ysite-
mare vel known 'r the IN with witch he has isbored
% csts5st general System % literary scientific and
usric exchanges between nations He brin - with him -
O0o volumes maps and engrsvings entrusted n bin by
Louis philippe bis Minister'S and various sssai6c bodies
in France or his grand collection the King turrshedtTo
copies Of the ares, work a Egypt ard the Minister Of
TIE Interior rye copies Of the Vlyags n PeSi NJ Sal
vaudys the gver Of 900 volumes the Minister Of the
Marine superb collection OF maps sni the Minister
Of Public Works example o: the Geological hsp OF
France.
THE WAsHINGToN.-This steamer was seen by
two different ships the % inst a; 4C latitude and CO.
longitude some Eve hundred miles ess, OF NewYork
This proves that Il was Tot she OF Nantucket
e Another steamboat race IS said % be in
preparation Mr.. Law. the owner OF the Oregon. has
challenged the Bay state to for 500 side and Of
ters to give $500 10 her owner ard Captain they VII
undertsks the race.
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.-More than one hundred
and fiiy thousand dollars have been received By the n
Relief Committee and invested in provisions and nearly
the whole has been already delivered to the poor OF Ire
land
GERMAN Mar FEsTIvAL.--This event. postponed
on account Of bad wesihsr took place Monday last
The attendance Of both and al ages large,
and nothing med disturb the ,es,viiy u the day
The number presen; Is ,sii 70 have been about 10000
who entertained with speeches and music both in
strumen;al and vocal The Festival is to be annual
one
ACADEMIA boy caught hold Of the hoist-rope
at % Annst yesterday to him,ef from falling and
pulled down box JUS, hos,ed thn second foor The
box which weighed 90 lbs struck him on the breast
and wounded him severely.
The MYSTERIOUS SrEAME s.-The Nantucket
Inquirer Of Wednesday says
A large seamsh was anchored OF the South side Of
this land from Wednesday ing about n o'clock
ul past Thursday morning. BY request from New
YORK went o Sssconset vest srisy for the purpose
OF making inquiries respecting this steamer. and we
found that an We had stated in rel alton 70 her in Fridays
paper correct We also gathered the following sd-
diuona particulars She appeared Ia be very large and
high out of water painted black with white streak
and what looked Ike portfolios. and 6rst seen be-
tween and : O'Clock 10 the evening. when she nred
several guns which heard dist OF seven or
eight miles. No signal for pilot was seen. We should
say here. however that the weather thick during
the greater part OF the time and that OF hosewho
saw the ship bad good glass
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NnW TEMPERANOE MOTE COOK.
pORTRATT OF OLD JACK.
Schools.
FRENCH LANGUAGE

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
ARE you DESTROYS u learning M French angus9s
"A IN .bou Of ume. Piece Try raGEoiAs
ANALYTICAL AND ORAL METHOD,
which 10 essentially pfsct cal and csu-ted, .peca ~ 10
eusbe pup. without ideally or 1edum 10 speak French
correctly or huenty. - ,-,,,-
Prof ID Lagroix will commence on Monday June 1871
10 form classes for Ladies' snf Gentlemen
TERMs-S5 per month-threo Lessons a week.
g per moulh-daIlY .estons
Pvste Lessons also given For farther partcuarssppy
from 20 r Sc al Tho PrOfessors residence, +7s brosd
WAY. l.i door . ,,,,,.
Re6 -sno,s-Me.srs Campbell White, John C. White,
JosB LA Farse, = gsiIard-L Jel 2w-
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
VINHE SUMNER SESSION ~ his select school iOf
1 Young men aud ads, will commence ON me hrsl non,
Az in May The terms, ircud ali expenses foi nosfa
and tuition from q 10 80 per bonm-
held April n, 1877. s2s 2neod'I WAkkhN hObI,
DOAnpING m sr-uch Family ~ wuiiam.bufgh.
10 Professor OF tho French Language, having infnl'hrd
with elegance .nd comfort large ard besnhiuly nnshsu
house In WilaIn'burgh within one minutes WAX u VIC
Prcssp Ferry, wishes Ia accommodate, Tor mo summer
saa.on limited number OF married Or single AIRES or
g.ntemen This simsuon Is Of The most elghuu 10
The neighborhoOd Of NeVfOrk commsndn g an ef
view OF the habor and City of New fors WIN inc sur
rounding scenery Lessons IN The Ffensn aDS
Music required Apply In south ElKhtn-st iru sue ~
house from river, between Second ana IhiIo ~ ~"
lismshurgh 49, -
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ryA Card.-To the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of New
YORK Brooklyn and iheif Vieni'y % Ma OhAFrIN
OF Boston -
Mrs C. who hiss had long and successful prs eties u
medicine, 10 d-iir0us Of holding Conversation WIN ~
hos person. surin from CONSUMPTION, infsmm aon Of
he lungs bronchitis sail rhrum cyseriery- contraction o
cords cysp-p.s, debility, spnA sh-euon n-rVols o ~ p
toms ashma tic tooreux, lsuncce h-adachei looihhche
scrofls, humOrs, &C. kc
Her practice has bsen eminently successful having sue
ed-d in ths entire cure Of thousands and most general
~ OF hat cas. Of sach org standing As 70 have ban-d
N. combined powers Of he most sklfu physicians. Al
Of which can be seen from the respectable references
heb she can show a. her rooms SCI Broadway, ID dooi
from Frank Inst -,
Tbos. " no would be hssled must come Q1cEY Or hrs
c will remove where her usefulness u CERTAIN 10 h- p1
fotn rroui.itiou without d-'zv. lei limos
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TIN LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS 81 :.
-lN<F.sss- FOR FOREIGN PORTS -Szs<s

rs- letter. Bags arc open tie othcs OF The New
YorE Tribune Tor ali Foreign Sors, snd All letters and
Newspapers deposited IN his Office will s'wsys be FOR.
~sded by the very eariest vessslG This department 10
under the specisl superviiou 81 J. b. MOWER, Esq.
re, Known for many yesrs IS The sHperiencei and e
ceri approximations " thu Fg,a,Fn Letter Department Of
ihs New-Ycrs City Posl Office.
Bags are noE open Tor me reception Of Letters and
papers for TIE following plcss, VIZ London, Liverpool
glasgow Ireland. Usyr-. hsrteile,, Amsterdam, bre-
men, Hamhursh. Rio De .lanerc, vslpsraiso; sUeuo'
Jsin.l Ma snzas, Hsvzna.
Once open from 4. N. go 10 ?. n.
IT Letters and Newspapers Will be received al
The Foreign ship Lerr Once OF me " Y Tribune for The
pscketship CAM5RiDGE, CsfL Peabody, which sails
FOR Liverpool on the 10Th int
TT Abo will be received At tha same place. Letters
Sew. papers for the pscket.hp IOWA, Capt Edgar.
which sails f,r hsvre on The 10Th lust
~ Letters aud Newspapers viii be received a.
the place for The pacSst-ship WATERLOO Capt
Allen, which sails for L.yernoo on The i'm insL
r. Western Land Agency, DETROIT, Michigan
l54-Sir The undersigned continue to devote their a.
enion 10 the business u this Agency, viz The purchase
ani "a Of Real Estate the payment u axes reclaming
sold Tor isxes the purchase Of lands a. lax sales
The examination oftles the entry Of State or Government
lands the examination and plating of lands. leasing city
and village property and collecting rents, collecting bonds
mortgages and Other evidences 81 deot me purchase sno
sale ofMchigan Slate isbiliuea
They have careful and Trustworthy Agents al the prinoi-
ONO, INDIANA, lAhul-i W l.hui-hu
and In each OF the organized Counties OF his STATE
That all business entrusted TO their viii receive
prompt and particular attention, they refer you 10 he FOL
lowing gentlemen for whom hey bsvs transacted business
~ Once opposite the Michigan Exchange Jefferson
'v GsosesF.M,er. MACY I DRIGGs
WILLIAM :. DRIGCs.
r. GEo. IA. BkODHEAD, 50 MefchAnA Exchange 10
Agent Of NJ L d. Ia New.fork
RETEAENCEs:
Nm. YORK Ciiy-Frederc Bronson, ESQ Daniel Lord Jr.
Eso Hon BENJAMIN +. Butter, Charlie. Butler, Esc.
Messrs ID { A. kingsiand Co Messrs Hoadley, Phelps
1 Co Me.srs Wetmore A Co slss {. Herring.
y4BamD-George Dawson. EsQ Evening Journal
RocAeder y Y-Messrs. Smith q PERKINS, hessrs sage
4 Pancosi, Asa spraQle, Esq, - H.. :,
Bggalo y Y-E. D. Elmer, Esq Aessfs. Hayes
Bas,on. Mlu-John " Barbour, Esq. W. W. Dsnnis,Esq
Pl,ladslphia, Pa-Messrs. Draper, Tsppan Co
Troy " Y.-C. l. Tracy, Esq
BrfIria " Y-Juniu. A Smith, ksq.
If,rEtnaer Co v Y-M. Grant Esq.
Iansn g5urgi, " Y.-SdHey D. smith tsq ChsnnerJ
Ih.dsoa n Y-Alex c Mitchell, ESQ.
Detroit MeA-Messrs. Gray Lewis David stuart tag
MAI Thomas Rowland
JI;us6ingt y C-H0l. VIM. woodbridge
Toledo Oiio-RichGrd MOti Esq
Hlrtford Conn III. l. Miller, ESQ
AlssaHdeT. y. Y.-D w lomlnson, ESQ
mil lawD tAmNSSWu
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h and Eighth Districts.
CHENANGo co.

CHENANGO co.
A friend from the Journal Office, Albany, has
sent as the following, dated
NORWICH, June Z.
The Official Canvass is not finished the stage is
leaving but 1t lie known that Smith NJ Purdy the Loco
candidate for Judge and Surrogate ia elected by AL ma
joriy and James NJ Banks Loco District Attorney by
SIT. The Loco majority for the Appeal and District
Judges Is estimated at shout $50.
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Removals..

LFRED WHEELER, Attorney AZ Law, &C. has
~ removed from y beesman-aL 10 10 Guy Hal Place
The collection ~ accounts and claims promptly attended
10. es examined monry loaned snd obtained on bona
and u0rgsgr &c Also and for sale In various pars OF
the Union ~ low 10 cent? per acre myl7 lm'l'ip
DEMOYAL-IsAAC DAYTON, Attorney and Coun
1tse or has removed from 10 Broadway 70 y Nassau
81 lrs W.
II R1IOYAI.-T. e. CUNNING, Dentist, has removed
AAfrom corner Of CnsmberssI aud Broadway 10 s. bond
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II A number OF the mos: distingu 'nea cill-en'
Of Providence have requested Mr. WHEATON Vs'e Nli-'
Ter AT Prusss to sit for his portrait to be placed AZ
disposition OF the City Council 80 that there may os '0e
memorial OF one who has shed 90 much honor upon nc
Mace Of hi. nativity to which request Mr. WHEATON,
bas aeradad
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C,usHr NAPPIS6-The Buffalo Courier tells
good story Of farmer who sold bis stock Of corn u aen
below the msrke, price all because he could not %s''a
to take a newspaper II he had expended y iOr
good paper he might have POeketes sloo more TOT '
corn Wac pities him
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SENECA CO.-fAll but Tyre
I,sdsys and C.trVoUofg

i K Richardson..3 46 Ssml BirdEAl... 121 2ls
District AuOrHey.
David Heron. .-.... go JOS Herron.--.. y l32
correspondent writes:
OVID June g.
Enclosed send you the returns of oil the towns ez'
cept Tyre The Wings have elected their County Judge
and Surrogate by 29 and their District Attorney by l52
majority Judge Richardson flames X. is a thorough
reformer student will no, be required TO study sew
en- years under tuition of Attorney before he can
put in the general in the of petty tespsss
The Appeal and Supreme Court Judges behind our
County ticket Tyre IieGrH is about sUeH
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TO THE PUBLIC.

r. G. sylvester, importer u hasrern ard brusn
OILS has removed 10 81 slser-sL n-af corysnesI ne
would inform his customers and the public 10 that
be hss Dot - any Of bis oils a. this former plzces Of reel
deuce 3 and 81 East roadwsy-her-fore be cautious
rom whom yOa purchase hat you may not be imposed
upon. y = L. t.Sl ~
my7 SmsOd' ~ s'aAsf-s- n I.
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General Nonecs.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs d WELLS,
.3f ~nssuu-st. v. Y.

r. WHter-Cur Establishment. AZ Bord-st ".
and syosset Oyster Bay L. Dr sHrg, The earliest
American and suthor on aer-C Cure receives
patients above. Those distance may, BY s-niing
: Zee. be advised Tor treatment At home. my5
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SCHENECTADY Co-lOaieial. !
sCHOHARIE co.

The results are as follow Demosthenes Law
yer Loco is elected Judge and Surrogate by
majority of l9l votes over John Gebhard, Jr Wing
and Anti Rent Lawyer s62, Gebhard GIL. w.
Engle Anti Rent is elected District Attorney by
a majority of 90 votes over Rosseter Loco Engle
7l8, Rosseter 655.
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,IgnICAI kIRCTRICTTY.-D AMBROSE, 6l


DOUND Hill. Water Cure Estsblishment-The
tlRS1nd I'm Water Cure Essb shm-nt, with one hun
rd rooms sui every requisite for lh- comfort snd accoH
rofA5n Of patients 10 now 10 succes,Il operation win
an abunfaal supply Of cure spring waller, with winch al
he VARIOUS bans supplied Psr-la VIII De supp l-d
r he ssab i.hment with every article for packing Ac
Th- genera term. are : no Seek varying, hONever
sroStiug % cifr1ns Anc-s and the aecommOds0ns re-
0uiret Accessible BY railroad from The North, souia
4s.t or We.t SAMUEL WHIrMARSH.
Dr z p DESNiSTON,
Dr. J. A CUMMINGS
HaH I'm
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ERIE Co

In Buffalo about 1000 votes were poled, and
Masien, Loco is elected Recorder by about 200
majority and Child Loco Police Justice, by 400
No returns from the County.
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ENIGRAsTs-It will be seen by our shipping III
telhgence that not lees than 2oos Emigrann nn'eo
this port yesterday fcreneon-
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~ The Common Council of Boston passed
an order making preparation for the expected visit
of the President to that city. definite sum was
proposed as limit of the the expenses OF the reception
the motion was however rejected and carte blanche
given the Committee of Reception to make such preps
ration as they deemed suitable Nowhere with more
hospitality were the las, two Presidents who have made
North eastern tour entertained than in Boston fre'
deos Jackson aud Tyler both received with soun
dan, courtesy and kindness though neither OF them hsa
any popularity with the Government of the city or win
the citizens themselves President Polk II be visit bos
ton though unpopular there than either OF his above
named predecessors will be received we have no doubt
with equal hospitality.
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~ The Restorative Cordial, ulrepsT,

stssI>G Tzryto~ni % celebrated fof aleyatng ner'
vnus affections which females are pecu iary subject,
sordirg strength In AL Of ceoifIy, and part csry
Tor It's virtues in curing Dyspepsia sod a. wholesale and
r4l.u bv A ID. sAsDs. loo FalioO-si; sold also ~
Ru.h.ou a Co no Broadway and 10 Aston House -
Brosd = Ess Broadway, So hucs0n-sL and y 10
rae Minor ~ FutJnsL Price 81 per boile my2 3iAsii
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MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION OF USl'EKSAllsIs'
This body held s annual gathering at Hysnnis on the
"a and Sd inst Rev. R. Tomlnson was Moderator and
the occasional sermon preached by Rev n Sanford
The reports Of the condition and prospects OF the de-
nomination were Of the most encouraging character
The following Preamble and Resolution were introduced
by the Moderator and adopted
WAeTeas II is always safe and proper Tor US 70 90
right; and whereas cannot be guided in tnat duiy
better than by obeyng the commands OF Jesus, ana uni
tsiing his examples therefore
kssolrod That In our individual social and civil res-
IONS we viii 30 love enemies as not 10 strive 10
Kill them snd 50 bless them that will not aid others
In kilhng them and do good them that We Will
not even encourage in word others In inuring them
bat II they hunger will feed them II they thirst
will give them drink II naked we will clothe them II
sick and In prison viii visit them for good and thus
heap Goals OF bre 20 their heads.
The following gentlemen elected Delegates TO
the next United States Universalisi Convention;
CIxxrcAL: K Tomlinson. Plysa0uts; Z. IL Chaplin.
Ckslssa; A. HichboTn, South Reading J. Ii. Moore,
IAy. James NJ Evans S0HfA reading; Isaiah A. Rich.
gosoa Moses Black jr. DaEne-s jos Pratt Worcester
Timothy Cotting Msdf0rd; Geo. w. Higgins, B'e'ssta
Rev. x. O. Williams was appointed to preach before
the state Convention next year The services closed
bv the administration of the Lords Supper
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~ CLIFTON sPRusG-, twsis sulpsu

- e.tAbhshment situated upon The lin. OF Tue Auourn
~ aud Rochester Railroad between Cansnd.iyus ara
.nevs IN Onso County hsviog been enlarged and No
roughly fitted up, is open Tor The recepu'a of vs
This place u admirably situated Ia sdonrshnx counuyl
in The h.ar The State from the nose and dus Ut
are Village. or cities embracing beautiful grove OF 20.
est nee, - IL. from the midst of whes
aow. ts spring. of pure and hoshul wsisf go dposeo
nv Nature Ia please aud interest the visitor ana renders
ad-.iraho retreat whether FOR lhose s-r kns ics'o's
ye ON dissAss those who have ew leisure dsys of
80. to Sp.nd In recreation and pleasure. or ZOE those
Who with their families, arc dsp1s.d 70 esys me hesso
walls Of city residence 10 enjoy tho refreshing n'~efes
aud put phee of tho country during tho warm $50
son. 49,
The Waters which mainly Of mpburous ehnS
tar CHARGED somewhat wh soda, mssnesia end cnooac
yas stand unsufpas.sd 10 their medicinal charscsf %
p edy for hs various ssin diseases rhsumsc shsetion
dyspeoa general debility VI tho system, &c aud have 81
fscted Ia cases where e waters OF o'h"f springs
have fsi cd.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage here,oors re-
ceyed The Subscriber most respectfully soiciu s cooun
,...,.-
porter always In readiness at the dbpo, 20 receive beg
re ne. of cbsrys NJ PARkE.
Manchester May ~, 1871 Js' fm
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effor u nc voice lungs spine AID LIMBS par
tculsy for Dyspepsia consr anon and piles, win veal
IS. of he .ioUch I'D sd-s, E-Aky females fast grow
~ mi dreu - dispose 1roop and are stent-ry
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