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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
THE NEW. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

THE NEW.YORk AND Erie kAILHUAD LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
- -rHFzzz4ytfE1 Fos PASSENGERS, sH~
- twice each way daily,
Except sunday Dlesye
NewYork nom the foot OF OusnosL all O'Clock A NJ and
att O'Clock r. NJ by steamboat, for riermont, thence by
carsIo RamapO Monroe, Chester Goshen, MiddleIown,
Olsylle and me Intermediate stations
The return Trains for NewYork will leave Otsyea
80 A. ~ and IS, 2 NJ. Mddletown, Al A. M: and
90 NJ Goshen, at u, A. NJ. and, s. z. M. Chester
a. S. A. NJ. and 10, p. NJ.
Fare between NewYoTE and Otisville 81 50 way-fsre
10 proportion.
FoR AILK-Lesye onsyille at 81 O'Clock morning and
evening.
Fos FsEIsHr-The bsrges Samuel Marsh and Henry
5uydam, Jr" viii leave New-York from the foot o
Duane-stl At O'Clock. NJ. daily Except suudayA)
No freight will 10 received Ia New York sfler oeloc
z. ~
Freight for New York will be taken by the trains lesyn
0syille al l0t o'clock, A. M mlddetown at liz, A. NJ
Goshen NJ l2t p. NJ; Chester at O'Clock Z. NJ nc &c.
FOR farther particulars, apply To } Y. CLAkksON
Agent corner OF Duane and West sta New York or TO g.
g. POST, Superintendent INSPIRATION, Piermout
myln II. c. SEYMOUR. Superintendent
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1nsuranre.
rCUE NUTUAI. BENkFIT

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Com
papy-othce II wailstThis insrInnonis distinguish
cd by the following poculisriIies:
lss When tho premium over $50 annually fourth
may be paid In cash. and three fouths IN secured note
IL months bearing six per cent Interest or may be
paid hsfyesrly, quarterly or monthly.
ID Persons lake e policies and payng 80 per cen. Of
PssoS. and paving So per- cent in cash may give their il.
dvidua notes for the balances Satisfactory 10 The OH
cers
The business OF the Company has been unparalleled dur
ing the Of existence To the l OF January 1877
90 monshsl SO7 policies had been issued and amer paying
all losses aud penses there remained capital Of
nearly soOoo Statements Of The business and all other
paper. Of The Company may be bad BY applying al the ose
DIRECTORS.
Seth Low, JohnA. Underwood, rhos B. sesur,
Wm. A. r. Pentz, WIN. II. MOu, Edw Anthony,
Henry McFaran Robi l. Paterson, Wm. NJ. Simpson,
Chss $ Msckneit Andrew Smelling Lewis G. Grover.
RoBr l. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. L. LoRD, Agent
JAS STEWART, NJ. D. Medical Examiner. At The cscs
daily FROM 10 o'elccs.
Valentine morr, M D.
Jas Van REsssELAEs. ~.
- rurhSsU M~ticA Board Of Consultation
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
WI S-w York 50 walst statement u the eondilon OF
.he Mutual Lie Insurance Company Of Nes YorE The
Number u Policies issued to l Of May ls47 5Sl
Do do do Isl Of Aug ls47........ SIT
TOTAL Policies issued
Gross Of rece 10, May s5a5 IA 81
Do do received within the lasi months II aoS IS
Amount invested and cash hand May Lisa. s7e 2s2 -
Do do do Ire lsss months. IS. eos 80
ASSETS aad Iapessents s425 Ss5 10
Bonds aud mortgages on real os ale 10 IheciIles
OF New York snd Brookly q. valued al double
the amount loss ed thereon. COO 90
Stocks OF The Unilrd States and VI the SIsie aud
CITY Of New l20575 ~
Deposit In the bssk OF New HOrA. l46Sl %
Cash hand and in bands Of sgenIs........ sSs SO
st2s S45 70
Deduct Losses unpaid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOoo %
August 2, lS47 ss25 SIS 70
NORRIS ROBINSON, Pr-.iaenL
sANL HASsAN. Secretary sul2 lOl
IaJILLIaM>BUhGH FIRE INSURANCE co.
w continues TO insure sgsnst loss damage by IRE
A. reasonable terms any oiher Company in the cry
OIREcroRA
Jeremiah johnson, Chas Devoe, John ; Harriss,
Jaw jarvis Jas L. badwin, JOIN n. hyefson,
luxe Baker Thos McElfsih. Wm. Wallace,
Daniel Bartnelt Alouzo 4. AlvOrd, Rober. BATckey,
X. Wesley Dixon.
DANIEL BUkTNkTr, President
Las NJ McLE.x Secretary iy22 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

1T KhtsttAtt JAIL Aht's @A~cG
E<Fsry,1. Boston aId New-fo-k ~ ne fast AZ
splendid steamers CORhELIus VAN
DrRBILT and OREGON.
~ VA and sfer SatGdsy, August sS tie boar o. ls
ing will be changed from t05P NJ
The new steamers &. NANDERBILr Capt Potts., a
OREGON, Capt = Thsyes, will run shrOgghoui ne 80
avn n eOnsecuOa with he stonington snd fr0yideoe.
and Boston AMI Providence Railroads. leaving NeSYoi
daily SUNDAYS excepted, from Pier No North Rvet
DC lock r. N. aid siOuingion al Oclock, r. N gpa
he arrival Of the mall grSn from Boston
These steamers unsurpassed 10 speed speudof sc,
comfort having each Of them g. l,fge eOmn0d pt
vst- STATE rooms and herlhs for 500 persons beside ian
prvAis rooms for families and parties
The steamers are ofkcercd by The most exoeris1c-s
nen ana with shorten the passage between New-Ystt
and BostOn from and bali % two hous, thereby A.
irving 10 ample lime for all The lines running nom New
York north souIh ard west aud al The lines rom sosc
north and east
TIE OREGON will leave New-York-Tuesday, Thor,
day and Saturday.
Leaye stonington- Monday. "Wednesday and Fr,is,
The C. VANDERBILT will leave New.York-Aoa1s,
Wednesday ana Friday.
Leave Sl0ning tou-fuesdsy Thursday snd Saturday
NIB Passengers on the arrival Of the slesmeu 81 S.op
nglon proceed Immediately la the splendid Railroad am
To- Providence and Boston without desy. rsmsn On
650 NJ which connects 81 Providencs with the 10 a
NJ train for Boston, and baggage master accompsaes
each train through 10 Boston, 10 take charge hsggss
For passage freight inquire on board he boas pier
No North River. or 10 Bsliery-psce aus
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DUiRRs of ,nInKkn Guuu.. sa.psn.

pClkks Of suihhkU SsUOU., sasPcndefs,
- Sc-Ile enaefsisncc, he o. ~ Manufactured u
class ~ knb6rs 6ooc dosires cs 10 attention Of
10 The aci hal no1e al hs sui2cQre have
sraraed The texne fssie frou, cod VI tubeefl and
Invites sill VITO ~sns good SHRED Saspeader 10 bus
tbosr bearing nis usms - VIII renewal Of
DE euarsay heretofore Repeatedly gsee d pay lea dol
lar. 10 ANY person wto u Of Dass aau
f.etas e ra,bor u ~blca - 6eeon and he Abre
.rn.r.,rd frcn ths elss;c cosd large socs AZ low
orices now Teady and being eors;anty manufactured by
Inc owseF OF a a the psients - - -
aai2u hOaASh - JAIL - Scrsisnd-sl
FSSO COUNTRY aIBKCHANTs.-2ooeo PsiTs %
~.rsl- ems l.airs chicfrns ovsfsboes, manu.
,.,s,ea nom 3ooa yosrs Ps-ut Nj tsie lads kab0er
h~s- shoes lr elegance b-say 81 hnish suc durseIy
-, n. .nrnss.cd Warranted 70 remain TIE saue 10
l'n,sis. !. q seas ms md no 70 - NecIrd BY hes,
"a ~, ..- on .lbors by Tho Newsrk india klA
~ Ma, af4rtafinx Co ~ nslJca ssne.N y "
Oh llljll hEAM- Of Wrapping Paper IN ''''' ana
IA ~ cYRUStv FIELD co surans.slp-
e,g9Alu Pow kH-fo Lei, s1~Sm Power is9uire al
Do fenhstspas, cor. VI xweeu-hhotA lss 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

- ONLY REGULAR LINE d Packets for
So New Orleans The following well known, lss.
sailing and fsvoriie pscket.1ips have accOmmo1s-
Ons unsur passed f3r csDin second cabin and seersge
pa.sel gers, and will sal positively advertised pss-
sage free. viz
Toe sILAs HOLMES, cspL Berry, Monsay, Augus, So.
The sOUTHER sER, Capt Palmer. September sth.
The HUDSON, Capt Page, September lSh
Persons wishing - proceed 70 Ssw-Oreans viii do
well passage BY ether u the above packets 20
hey al hrsi-cl4ss ships commanded By men expe-
rieucec In The trade, aid Will sail punel1sy tkeir sp-
pointed days To secure berhs spply on board or 20
su25 ". X J. I. fAPscOTr. 90 South-sL
=, FOR QUEBEC-To sa.l with dspsicn--A nrsi
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fouses 10 fet.
!. C0rTON FACTORY AT TRENTON. \

- - sI--ru n. Dsr. -ir o. ii- Van .rfs =
"a N rrr-tln Wster Power Company fer for sale
or r,n upon " ~ moderate terms the Cot 70 Factory,
.i,u.es on he sief-Povsr Csral IN soIh Trenton,
lsi-'y occupied by Abraham Golwin ESQ -
Tn lot 90 hich he huiiug stands = rshiy feet IN
wdih-h- mil u thirty feet IN wdn one hana 81 iret n
denth and lhee stories high BUN Of hnck Toe ~aer
wheel IL OF sucln power 10 drive The whole u The ma
chi ery which u hi most Improved cOnsuacuonpst
ofitis entirely and nous Of Il much worn consisting
In nart OF nine Dsn.0rihs spinning flames TWO mules u
about ve hundred srind.es zach eardns drawing
speesers &c md al he machinery snd prepaston CON
pete Tor Factory Of TWO ~ usanc spina IS an ap-lu
AMI supply IL power wi be furnished bY 'he Iren
ton Wsler-Power Company. ats modeIai- rate a., . ,
Ifih' properly is not Opposed Of o-ose Il VII % o.
er-c public Thurstay. he sh day OF September
ird' s9 e u VIII DC maze JAMES " REDMOND
RALPH Il sHREvE;
Aug ~ 1917. [au9u Trenton. New-Jersey.
"a STORE TO LET.-rhe store IS Msiteo-lane,
g. wi without the i0fls ffom now 20 te ls 81 May
oexi II rot leg BY the l.. o. srP,smesr VII be ,, oe
minss exclusively. FkANSis GO.
ALIRGk HOU-E with one or Two .cre' Of
- ire aid ground With fruit trees Shrubs flowers
- &c staatei near the Pssssic, freen minutes walk
from Ne~sE, vel eseuaied Tor persons doing busines
IN he ety. or sny wishing residence IN the county 10
lesse reasonable terms Inquire al 80 Feryst New
ark }. lyS IN
A. To LhT-Tos single gentleman Or an artist
Il. sue Ofheauifll n Oms The third alor. Rent mod
~ erale 10 good tenant The location Is very DO
srsble, being bat three doors from dvd'on-,L ~
s2dre.t lys .rr-
e OFflCE- MD LOrE- 10 n - -, - ~ ~
DID suite % Offices, with one or more cts IN re
GRANITE front proof store, 81 Sodn- Inquire %
she premises Of la3l w h J a. tAPsCO1I.
- TO LET-An Exchange ofhoe neatly hLted up and
q! located in one OF the greatest thoroOglfHes 10 the
~ city rerms moderate. ApFy TO
su2l II w. II. BREASTED. 80 Broadway, up stairs
Nsa TO iBT-A store 10 the boys clothing and gentle
~ mems furnishing line with small stock and fixtures
- FOR ssle- For particulars apply on the premises %
Eighlh-avenue Possession given immsdiaIey su2t lw-
- TO LIT furnished to small family, the house "a
II. Lexington avenue For particulars spply 20
~ ,u2s,f Y RALESrTER wal at
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IN n FEf5FE f7~ TfNF OF sIrsHlT'OsO 1of At
x<S.2 Nbsny. Dsily Sundays exec pied --ihroushdl
rec ~ o. lock 2. N. from he pier begvs-.
Cortland and Liberty sls. steamboat ISAAC NEWTON
Capt WIN. H. PECK. will leave on Monday, "Wednesday
and friday evenings. a. O'Clock.
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt X. O. Cruliss.
den will leave Tuesdsy. Thursday and Saturday eve.
ulngs al O'Clock.
Special Trains for Schenectady, Bsllston s1i sssoss
Springs will run 10 follows. leave Albany Al 4 A. n snt
SP. NJ except sundays Passengers will bod Aa lhs
mosl expeditions and convenient route.
Al O'clOcs Z. M-Lsnding a. Intermediate pl.ses-
from the foot OF BArclsysL Stoambos, kOCHkTkk
CapS K N. Furey, will leave Monday, WEDNESDAY
Friday and SUNDAY Afternoons 81 O'CLOCK.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt I. \. Hulss, w
leave Tuesdsy Thursday and Saturday afternoons a
O'Clock
The above boats will al all times arrive IN Albany
ample time for the Morning Cars Tor the East OF West
freight taken a. moderate rates and mons taken ssf
O'Clock, p. N.
All persons are forbid trusting any 81 The bosis u hs
Hoe without written order from the Captains or Agents.
For passage Or freight spply on board the boats 70
r g. SCHlfbrZ Al the office on the whsn sUA
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=. HOUsATONIC hAILkOAD. xlI- =
- Enr Pll,.f.,d NorIh Adams. VII sassEatiRxUC

r. BOUsATONIC RAILROAD.
- fof Pnsfed, NOrlh Adams Wa
JAMESTOWN. Bennington, Rutland,
Lebanon Springs ke- via he h0usst0nc kaiiroad-5un
mer Arranz-menI, commencing Monday, June IL, the
steamer MOUNTAINEER, CspL ~m H. Frexee will
Leave NewYork from tho pier foot Of MsEketsi r.. r.
daily Sundays excepted 81 q O'Clock n for Bird gepori,
where passengers aks tie elegant and comodio1s care
The HOaslIon!c Railroad, arriving al tie State Line Ihe
junction With The Western Raifosd al halt past o'clock
d. r. time 70 Iske The East or West Fare 10 the
STATE Line, -
" ssgss run 10 connection with the Cars ~ Lee, Leu.
o., Olc stoctbfdge, CgrIisyie, Wnsted and Noroh--
fare through, e. Also 70 Lchhsld, Woodbury., DaDbay
and Bethel
LEBANON SPRIAGS.-stsges leave Stale Line daily
On he arrival Of ne Passenger Train, arriving a. ihe
Springs 81 o'clock Z. NJ. Fare lnr0Uga g So
a New fosx passengers have he privilege VI stoppog
over one day "a Bridgeport.
No Agent " tnis Company 10 Authorized TO Iske chsf
specie bank notes valuable pspefs, " ~ receive
them Tor transportation on sny condition
rom ociock A III. 70 OO'clOck =. NJ o. NJ FERRY,
my4I Agent Oh.ce on lbe pier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

"a FARM FOR rALE-Of about 20 acres In the
town OF Hampstead. l.. |. sixteen miles nom THIS
city. There is good dwelling house with all ne.
cessary outbuildings, hfst rate well OF water and
bounded side by pond. where these Is good hn,
ing very pleasant and healthy place. and Will be s,d
on reasnabe For farther particulars spPy 10 ,he
NewYors Real Estate Co corner OF Broadway am Nal
d-n-laue hu&i wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

L. FOX QUEBEC-Io sail with dispslch.-A hrsl
class vessel for freight o. pssssse apply 70
my5 J. kekUk2AY, q soulasl cor Pins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

r.. caazax1THR0UGM IN AZ HOURS
BURGH AID WHEELING vie Phiis
delphia Baltimore end Ohio Railroad Cumh erland Md
Western Travellers Great United STATES Mail and Passen
ger Route IN Pittsburgh Wheeling, Cincinnati and the
South snd West Passengers going directly through by
the U. s Mail Trains,
Leave NswYorI foot Of LiberysL daily At a NJ by
Leave Philadelphia, corner Of Eleventh and Msrkets.
daily a. 10 M
Arrive IN Baltimore Al s A. M
Leave Baltimore At u A. NJ. by The Baltimore and Ohio
Rallrosd.
And arrive a. Cumberland asp
Leave Cumberland sto r NJ by Nstions hoad sna food
Intent Stage Lnes and arrive 10 Pittsburgh or Wheeling
next evening.
Passengers for Pittsburgh take The splendid and
modsrnouis steamboats, a. bfownsve and thereby nave
oDly n miles VI staging tho whole Touts-
Firstclass steamboats, leave Pittsburgh aud Wheeling
regularly and passengers forwarded without delay 10
Cincinnati and all other pOrs Ia tho south sud West
MORNING LINE.
Second Mail leaves New York a. A NJ daily for Phis-
delphiA
Leaves Philadepbia Sundays excepted, al 81 p NJ BY
steamboat from DocAsL wharf Tor Baltimore snd A. d.
by Railroad. -
For hroughrckets By tbs rO1ls, apply 10 Philadelphia
Al the Rarozd Office corner Of Market and Eeyenth
a South Third on board steamboat Dock-st wharf
Fare through from Philadep pills 10 Pittsburgh sl2; W
Ubesng s3 with The privilege Of stopping st Baltimore
and res1nng seats a. pleasuf@
for farther Information apply 70
J. L. sLEMMER, Agent
Al Adams Co.'S Express Office, IS Waist at III A. NJ
or National Hotel, 5 COrllsnd-sL near Broadway.
FOe BALTIMORE
~ B. The Mail Lines from Philsdelphls II Baltimore
days excepted, At NJ BY Raj road 81 By stesn-
boal, and 10 2. h. daily BY Railroad -
fr Passengers are ea0l0ood against PURCHASING Hekes
II NeHYOfk for Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Wbeo.iD2 pof-
porting 20 by tue uoned Lines &c 10 one
authorized W sei tcfets 10 NewYork for these Lines
jl6H J. L. sLEHnER, Agent for Mail Liaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

rENU CIGAR -NiOkER-.-S0HsetalHg Nsw BELL
GOULD, 10 Na..sIsl Trllgne blilo inks Lave Jss'
received from dassnz f-N thu-.An1 oi M Osl ekt4
te Cl-ars offered 10 he public,
Thrj consist II Pas POkas, Espafrf0s AID rufesAs.
The lb has cured y sew process discovered
IN hsvsas by ~lich the 6eicscy Of ~ nspFe aroma 10
preserved under az he gciisiigdes of ciimaie
Ia Europe h-y have wi.h ~ no.s piualhso sP
prob.uJn sps ,oav srr now ct-red 10 ne dBcefnin2
smoker he choicest sfecneDs OF ooacco et mas
lsn Cuba
They are uQt % In ,m. water Al sh csses,
taining from four twelve as very eonFe1leni sod
portable sold wholesale and IrsAil ~
BELL 4 GOULD, lS Nsssau-si
aus Exclusive Agents for Se~-YorE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

To STAMP CUTTERS and Ergrsyers- For sale
ne good vii t1Llrss ,gns. ioos &C o' astsnp ana
stencil caller. aid snKraseTs shJp dong business u
celTa loca ny u fhA1ep1A including lools FOR forging
and hAfcennf Stamps colrt-rs, chser, grascfs &c 10
vsri-ty Price s. Address Phot p1tt paid. "
'. Pslnl-r Pnllsf-lpliA aus lw
COL0RKD PAPEK- q ~ sias, i0r sac b
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Ffom his yss Il il sen, il-i II sid.IOo 10 n-
e.7eats eo1ssias IN Win h. spring lh7fs Is
rezkzbe l-rxe proportion o. n DR. dale Of soda Sncn
gives medical v.1e Scrof1-. and may snae
c-t.n-Ous 4tecuO1s a. scad Ee4f he Bat aa1tne re-
l.rk.be fac Ia he composite Of this water 10 Is Zee
dom from iron Hs1ce il may be drank BY e1nsamPuve
patients viii safely a1d benefit
p1g Ests ply cans hoe. keepers and nxa lds can %
ans ~ 49, Ccatham-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

PJR-UANt z ofsa orcer Of no suuOsste Of me
Coantg N New-Yofx Notice IL heseby given al per-
on. having elaine against JOHN !. HALL lsDs q Tho
CIV OF New deceased present Tho zane, VIA ss
vouchers iher-O ~ he Subscribers HE Of ADeI
H.. No Il Characterized 10 the Clgy u New York
" before he .5th day VI February nexI-Dssed New
York, he lIth day Of August ls47
ALBERT HALL, {gxs-,,o,.
HERBERT HALL. ''
rul1 lEW5m- AMANDA ~ HALL. Executr1x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

IL PURSUANCE II al order VI nc sanosa'S u me
kcognIy " YORK rouce Is hereby given 20 gil per.
he Civ OF SeyYo h carpenter deceased 20 present NE
same Win he vouchers hereof he subseIoe Al heir
oce, No 9. Fuou-sueet IN me ely o. New or, on
or .}ore he seth dag Of October next-DaIed NeT-forE
he esth DAY ofAprl, 1871. - -
sAMUFL D. VAN DIN BERoH, lEr.cp,o,,
JANIS VAN DEN BER0b,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

The schr Augusta which sailed hence for Mstsnzas
few days since is totally dsmssted and Ia ia tow OF Il
pilOt-bost Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

~o1pp!.in11S VSK S afSAaf ~ snJ nm W. .
Courtisndrs, Ncwbunh, Poughteepss,
Kiueson, Calskill sri HudsouFars 81 coul Breskiss
and dinner board.
The new aud elsgsni steamer ROGEk WILLIAMS
Capt A. Oegr0ot On Tuestsys ThursdsJs snd ssmrdsJs
hsf past NJ from the pier foot Of Rcbinson-sL touch
ing u hammond a. pier hon New-Yofk
f0r passage or ght freight apply board the boat
to GE0A0E r. STANLEY,
at the Offices foot of Robnsonst
~ All persons forbid trusting The shove bo-, %
seCount ~ the owners yrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

NOTICE.--la pursuance Of an order Of Andrew B.
lNHOcges, Esq- Surrogate Of The County Of hings,
notice hsreby given all PEI having claims against
WM PHILIP, ale u The City Of Brookynia said County
Of Kings deceased 10 present The same wih hs vouchers
thereof ~ a. Ellsworth, a. ns office o. ne ofo's9h
Fire Insurance Company, corner OF front snd aligp
IN said Cry Of Brooklyn or before inc 4n dsy u rtO
Tusry neAL-Ds.ed Brooklyn, August II, 1871
.ul,,.usn { %k ( i htsa soarH, Executor.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or the st Louis University.

M l.. LINTON, NJ. D. Professor of The
AAAe Principles and Practice of Medicine
A. LITTON, NJ. D. Professor of Chem.
lstry and Pharmacy;
c. A, POPE. M. D. Professor the Prnci.
piles and Practice Of Surgery;
M. VI FALLEN, Nj. D. Professor of Oh
stetrics and Diseases OF Women and Chil
dren;
H. NJ. BULLrrT, NJ. D. Professor OIL
Physiology and Pathology;
JAMES BLAKE, NJ d. Professor o!
Anatomy;
M. L. KNAPP, M. D. Professor of Ma.
terra Medicia, Therapeutics aud Medical Ju-
rIsprudence;
w. ID. STIRMAN, NJ. p. Prosec,or.
The Lectures in this Institution will com
mence on the first Monday in November
next, and terminate on the last day of Feb.
Iuary. The City Hospital is under the su
pervIsion Of the above Faculty from the firs'
day Of July 10 the first day of January, lS4S,
and the 81 Louis Hospital during the whole
year Clinical Lectures will be delivered in
these Institutions every day, 10 which stu
dents who are IN the city before the regular
course OF Lectures commence are admitted
free OF charge. and which are attended by
the class during the session.
Fees for the whole course sos. Bard
ing can be obtained in ST. LOUIS as cheap as
in any other city
Nj. l.. LINTON, NJ. d, Dean.
Office corner OF Second and Pine SITS
July. l647.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01
siFANIILY GROCERY.

Hs THE Subscriber will keep con.
GM1E s.an,ly on hand the following
EnENaE Family Groceries, a, the stand
formerly occupied by Rober,
G.. Heating. one door south OF Messrs. Price
5. Sweets Drug Store. which be intends
selling at the least possible p1oft-consis,-
ing of
Coffee. Teas, Sugars, .Nolasscs, Pepper,
.allspice, Rice, &lerafus, Mustard,
Backing, Candies. Tobacco of all
kinds, Soap Of all kinds, Nuts
Of all kinds, Cigars, Raj
SINS, Candies, Cinna-
mon, Clones, Nutmegs,
Writing Paper. Poardcr, Lead,
Shot, Cincinnati and .Mononga-
hala Whiskey, Dried .Apples, and
Peaches st. Louis Cooking &oves
and Hollov-,Dare, Salt, Dayton file,
Together with variety Of other articles 100
numerous to mention, which will be sold
Cheap for Cash. Call and See.
ABRAHAM WISE
Iowa City. June 80. l847-l6