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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-05

rv, FOX sALf-Tweuty rail- road aud horse
l wagons aud some two horse wagons constantly
EEmakng to order where they be had the shortest
notice not on hand where all kinds Of aud
ness can De had NJ the most reasonable by MICHAEL
MULLANE, Wagon Maker, No "a aud 30 Montgomery ST.
Jersey f'nv. " j. ieis aMsr
I DUGAN AND BROTHERS. SLATERs,tsa Brooine
LIZ street corner Of Broadway New York, Roofs u
o. % the best manuel old Roof repaired AID wped ish,
Orders received At the above place and Mr. r. Clsk 10
Henry street, will be punctually attended 10. mDim'c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-05

DANTALOONS-F.A HRENS, the we'll known Pants
Tailor, 20H Ann has lately received 100 pcs
fancy Cassmees and Linens of which he makes Pants
der for only 50 SO TO 81 per pair
French and English black cassimeres and doeskns
Gents who are want Of Pants will do well to call 2OI
Ann afreef iva 0fsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-05

COATs'S THREAD.-CAUTION.-Pur ana con
~ Of Cotton Threads hereby cautioned that
article Of spool thread marked Coates Offered 70,
featured by Messrs Coats, Of Paisley, Scotland:
HUGH AUCHINCLOSS& SONS,
isa2 OtisSv Ave If j. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

WORK FOR TIE Parliamentary after
rainy day when the and IN such state OF wetness as 10
prevent sny work upon H. and the horses having nothing
particular do upon the rosd two three OF the Den
should each take rnEdA0s aud rake the loose stravs
and liquid mud All the roads around the stealing 10
the osesi eide OF the roads and much possible
out OF the way Of carts and people passing along while
the rest should axe shovcs and form the rsket mser
into heaps 70 De led away when will bear lifting 10 the
compost hesp or 1ed may best suit he purpose AZ
the time Where there IS plenty OF straw, on come
farms farmers put !, upon the roads around the
stealing 10 be trsnpled down and become weted with
rain and then lead Il away % the duDghnl In the held
The object aimed At in far weing the straw s at
tanned such lit rne makes Wa king upon the roads
very damp and plsshy The best state for roads near
farm seaanrs In Winter is Il have their surface lard
and smooth and with such an inclination 40 10 cause the
water 70 run easily away into some ditch hard by.
scrsping and then with the mudhoe will make such
sroad dry and comfortable.
SfeDhS7s's Book Of hs Fgrrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
Indian massacre of American Team.ter-.

Information has been received AZ ST. Louis OF a
wholesale murder of tesmstsrs by combined force OF
Pawnees Csnsuches and Arapshoes shout coo strong
The information brought o. -. Louis oy NsconA 1
Of Delaware chief whom they took prisoner but q.
terwsri liberated. He states that this formidable party
met aud attacked train OF thirty wagons. drawn by
mules aud mpaned only by the drivers and eight
ten hOrs@fneu. The Indians surrOunded them and
charging suddenly drove the csmster. from their sad
dies, and ms.sscr-d every Of The party The
wagons were loaded with Government stores which
with the mules the Indians appropriated to their own
use
The day succeeding this massacre. young Nacoma wa;
permitted 10 depart having been presented with foe
large American mule. This animal bears the mark L.
: and has been recognized ~ one Of those belonging
Government train which lett Fort Lesvenworth fsw
weeks since. When Nseoma left Westport Major john
DOughery who recently started for santa with 50
head Of c4t-. there for the purpose Of empoyin
men Near Council Grove bis herd made
pede and $50 escaped Ii 10 in search OF thf 80
that the additional aid would be required. Council
Grove is 80 miles distant from WestpOrt The Deis
wares preparing 10 send party against the
Osages The latter tribe have recently taken three Del
aware fcays
II The above is gathered from the ST. Louis
ReyeIls The ST Louis Union ssys: After diligen, IN
qures reporter arrives at the conclusion that there
mistake about the alleged massacre near Walnut
Grove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
LIKEWOKK.! rIKkWORK-! !

rI,aE UNDERSIGNED have for sse At their store al9
Uashin gon-st superior and complete assortment OF
Fireworks which they will sell a. low Sny other manu-
facturers City snd country dealers will hni this
perior stock 70 select from. Towns Miitsry snd Civic
Associations be- supplied with the shove articles war
rauied equal 10 ary Other IN The city.
iel limos BADEAU 4 LOCKWOOD. S9 Wsshngton-'t
EIRE WORk-.-Lsrge Rockets win coOred hres
snd serpents Roman candies Of all sizes together
win general assortment n Fire NOfks ire crackers
&C. at wholesale sud retail by
myS GAssNER L VOTING. 1872 Chsthsm-.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
TO THE PuRLIC.

O. &. sylvester, importer o. Hssrlem and British
OLE has removed 10 17 MalSerst near Cbrysuesl He
would inform customers and the public IN general that
he has EFF any Of his oils his former pisces Of real
dence 3 sud 81 East Broadway -heTsore be cautious
from whom you purchase hat yoa may not be imposed
upon c SYLVESTER.
my7 Smeod' 81 Walkers NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
General Notices.

~ WHter-Cur Establishment. a. Boud-st N.
Y and : ossetl Oyster BsyJ l. l. DR. SHEw the esres;
American practitioner aud suhor on Cure receives
paueuts above Those a. distance may, By sending
a fee be advised Tor = treatment ~ home. my25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
Glrfmorks.

NIONTGULFIERs, or Fire Bsloons-This inter-
IFIe.ting and using machine exhibiting in 10 ssceu-
,on the beautiful sce1ce II fosaton. and exciting The
young mind 10 inquiry may be purchased with fu drec
ions FOR setting HEN of-ogelher with general sssor
meut Of warranted FIRE works Of
GAsSNER YOUNG,
1872 ChAtham-st directly opposite the Th-sire-
Alec, 8 q boxes Nos and Canton hr- crackers jyl
LrIREWOkk- FIREWORKS ,An extensive
oi superior Fireworks lust opened and for
sale wholesale and retsil consisting % every variety In
and warranted Of the best quality At prices which
csuuO fall 10 please. D-slss invited to examine Ihem
i.stiyS HAMMER 4 HORTON. - DiysiOn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

~ We learn that the Park St Church aud So
ciety this city have given invitation 10 Rev Henry
Ward Beecher 10 become Associate Pastor with Rev.
Mr. Aiken Of that church- Mr.. Beecher is now Pastor
hear 10 remain there If the health OF bis wife will per
init Of H. but II compelled to leave Indianapolis he Will
probably accept the invitation of church al the
East lBoson Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
" Western Land Agency, DErRo


l54s-Su The undersigned continue to devote their at
the business Of this Agency, viz The purchase
and lie Of Real Estate the payment Of taxes recaiming
sold for the purchase Of lands al sales
the examination ofies the entry ofsiae or Government
lands the examination and plating Of lands leasing city
aud village properly and collecting collecting bonds
mortgages and other evidences Of debt tho purchase and
sale ofMiehigan State liabilities
They careful and Trustworthy Agents al the princi
pal places 10 Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa
and In each Of the organized Counties Of this State.
prompt and particular attention. they refer you the fol-
lowing gentlemen for HON they have business
~ Once opposite the " Michigan Exchange, Jefferson
avenue. Youss, &c.
George y. MACY, MACY BRIGGS
WILLIAM : DRIGGs
~ Gao. II. BkoDHEAp, s. MeTchAnls Exchange, 10
AgenI Of NJ. ID. in New York
REFEREScEs
Ne7r York Cy-Frederc Bronson, ESQ Daniel Lord, Jr.
ESQ. Hon Ben jAmin =. Butler, Charles Butler, Esc.
Messrs D. A. kingsand Co. Me.srs Hosdley, Phelps
x Co. Messrs Wetmore 4 Co. snas {. Herring.
.dibmy-George Dawson, ESQ Evening JouInal)
Rochester, " Y-Messrs Smith Perkins, aessrs sage
4 Pancost, Asa sprague, Esq,
Buffalo, ". Y-E. d. Elmer, ESQ Messs. Hayes
Johnson
Bosion M1ss-John " Barbour ESQ. w. w. Dennis. Esq
PAtladelpiia, Pa.-Messrs. Draper Tsppan Co.
Troy " Y.-C L. Tracy, Esq
b.Ifduta, " I.-Junius A Smith, ESQ.
Hsrsipger Co. " Y-M Grant ESQ
L<nssngburgA, " K.-Sdney d. Smith, ESQ Chauncey
Hudson. y Y-Aex C. Mitchell, Esq
Detroit Meh-Messrs. Gray lie Wis. David Stuart, Esq
Mai Thomas Rowland
Ji,IsAlngfon d C-Hon. VIM Woodbridge
Toledo OAio-Riehsrd Mot, Esq,
Hagtford, COHn--H. l. Miller, ESQ.
Alexander, " Y.-D. w. Tomlinson, Esq
mil IAwD lamW1SWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

ISDIAN MURDIRs-We learn from the officers
Of the steamer Cora that sometime Ia May last two fam
ilies Of tbs Winnsbsgoes consisting Of ten eleven
persons. men, women and children were murdered and
scsped by party OF the sioux, with which tribe they
very friendly terms
The party returned 70 the yciHiiy Of Fort Smelling
where In diabolical dance, their neisnous trophies
were exhibited
This strOciOus outrage greatly exasPerated the win
nebagoes who prepared 10 svenge the murderous deed
but the latest accounts Al the nstgstOn OF the In
dian agent the sioux had consented to snd meet The
Winnebagoes in council and 1t 8. supposed that all diff
cultics between the tribes will be smicsbly settled.
murder OF one Of the Sioux last Fall which Is char
ged 10 one VI the Wnnebagoes said to have led 10 the
massacre Of these two families.
81 Louis Republican, June 23i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

ll Cbamberst has constantly In operation improved
magnetic apparatus by means OF which powerful cur
rent Of eecciy Ds administered wthoul causing the
highest pain or the patient Dr. A. has been
or many very successful In mis- treatment OF The fol
lowing diseases Paralysis rheumatism, govt dyspepsia,
stiffness Of the Joints umhago epilepsy nervous ahec-
lions, general debility and msuy other acute and chronic
complaints Dr. A. would farther observe thai the galvsn-
ic fluid should sways administered under the Direction
Of medically educated person, "a IN some inhzmaory
much injury has been done through ignorance Of s
nature. Charge for application and alyce 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.

rS~ The House of Representatives Of New
Hampshire allowed Hon. J. Giddng' the use of their
m on Tuesdsy evening last for the purpose Of deliver
ins lecture.
Some objection was made and withdrawn BY a Loco
roco member who found 4" the sense Of the House
,s.insi him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

DANTALOONs-F AHRENs. The well sno-n rae !.
Tailor t Ann-sL has lately recelsed oyef 10 pee e
fancy Csssner-s and Linens OF wnen Do MAKES sno W
ora er for only e. 50 10 - per pair ,.n
40 gr-oeh and Engish black Cssslmeres and Doe
.sins from 81 A. per psif rsanisd 200 o. % sAs
oehs "a ielz 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

SHOCKING CAsUALTY.-We learn by Earls Pro
violence Express tina, the Poor House in Ateboro
burnt down between twelve and O'Clock last Ugh
and that fire Of the iHHsG;e Derh,G IN he flames The
fire IL supposed 10 be the work Vt al iBcendisry
Rnstnn Journal June 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

IYr ALFRED b. STREET, ESQ. has been chosen
70 deliver the Grafton the occasion Of the celebration
Of cur National Jubilee At AbsDy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
Boarding.

DOARDING-SulIs OF rooms 10 let furnished OF m.
Dflrnished with without board In respectable Egg
h.h family London. whore cleanliness aod comfort
can be enjoyed Also two three single gent-men Geo
be with pesssn, rooms Nth erealfsst and
tea required Bath In the house for the arcouino
dslon OF occupants Apply al Mrs. MEpHURsTS, al
Houston-sL or Mr. MEDhURsr, n Maiden ana jyl In
apOARD-wi,h rooms furnished II required may be Oh
Olsred by applying al n Norh Mooresl . ZEE doors
from Vsrck jyl lw'
fpOaKUIN(s-Can be had in healthy and central 10
ID Gallon, large and commod0us house, peasant rooms,
with shower cold and hot water saihs al iS hoist be-
tween Grand and Brooms cts Terms moderate. Refer.
suces exchanged. jeSo n'
BOARDING IN EAsT BROADWAY.-Two
- gentlemen add ,her wives can be accommodated with
board and peasant tpantrcs STACKED l-slso .w
single gentlemen Appls a. $50 East Brostwsy lef2 lm
ROAKDING-A gentleman sad LADY or q few siusle
- gentlemen may be accommodated with pleasant rooms
and board ell 30 WhiiesL Also few day bosrders 81 The
same plsce. lele 90
DOARD IN EAST BKOADWAY.-A geo lemsn
~ ard his wife AMI two three single gentlemen, can
be accommodated with pleasant apartments and board b
applying al 2l1 East Broadway References exchanged
te9 lmS
nOARDING-with private fsmily, and use of piano
~ forte required. 81 McDougalst jeii In
,IO LET, with OF without board furnished psrlofs and
L bedrooms, at I5e csnaLsL References exchanged
jel0 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
~ pr. Banuipx,. Boay Brace 1, an efficient

sfior weakness Of tho voice, lungs spine and limbs
uculary Tor Dyspepsia cons2a and plies, with veal
nes. Of The stomach and sides ~esEy females FIST grow
ing chidrsn and all dispose 10 droop and sedenery
especially spina subjects will be delighted with ia
ton Reference given many distinguished elergymen,
who have been rescued from supersunustOu, from de-
bity and bronchitis Pamphlets and book Common
Sense giving Information be had al the ONCE is7t
Rr,adxsg i lSty M stt1udAnc- on a4iea M eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

I'D. WHEELER,
~ Commissioucr for the stntes OF New oif
d. -. r,rr-~tirut T4rrmsry Naf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

q, .sVs EsoveH.-PeoIle have often heard sto.
~, - wheel being found within wheel and such
t..,d ., 'unss but We presume very few have ever
k,,ss"a al tss being found ritAia an e11 They must
hear OF the latter pIsuouenoa now for ,be 6rs
sarksr,r S,,auiuay last as are informed on good
aaossy. Mlss rneee Aogeyine, daughter Of ar. Bar.
coe,.s Ahsevine OF the town of Clinton, 10 this
sssss. Aote nens which was found to contain
ssty isrmsS As large rs tia, Of partridge. per.
q ssss 80 ana having shsrd shell. II was u sngu.
kau ~ ss 20 We presume the wses, ones In curious
'@ aad u bard to account for il.
lPoughkeepse Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

r. Genuine Haarlem Oil-lmPoried direct iron
Holland Tor sale wholesale snd retail ~ -
H0l---' w ' Albert L. WISsHIP.
81. o.tf II EAT Bros1way, cor. hafkeLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

CROTON HOSE made from Goodyeafs Paten, Ne.
Stsllc Rubber, for sale by the Newark India Rubber
Manufacturing Co. which warranted equal 10 10
The price being much lees Than leather gives II the pre-.
ference A.. others Persons desiring article u
Hose that IL perfectly tight and sf-ced by heat
cold when SIh and durability is required invited
% examine The above named al our store - Maden-ane,
New-York jyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
The Crops. &c.

WHEAT CROPS or CAYUGA COUsTY-From VIII,
re nave seen, and more especially from what We have
eesro o. the condition of the Wheat OF this county W.
u henned 70 the opinion that there will be full aver
refop We passed through several Of the southern
sns u toe county last week ia AL Of which win the
esb1on Of one or two fields that had been partisl
&c h.ed the grain looked exceedingly we'll And
- We fern is tho case IN other parts OF the county
Auburn Advertiser June 20.
SAoPs on GRAND RWER-We are informed by
man, who resides at Grand River that the Whea,
~, nat section never looked more promising He
~ mere were four scres sown last Fall where there
AZ. y ne year before The prospect Is the surplus
~ VIII 30 treble the quantity Of the pas, season.
detroit Daily Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

r~Cougres. spring Waterfront received fresh
90 H. .orns Ia p,ut and quart bOes, delivered 70 any
-, ~ ~, rfv nv ALBERT L WISSHIP,
fs-fs o.tf II Esst Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
<SsSFa LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS -
SSHtc& FOR FOREIGN ports 1<<e

~ Letters Bags SIRE open at the Office Of The New
Yors Tribune for al Foreign Pore, snd all letters and
newspapers deposited 10 hi, Office will always be for
rerded by very earliest yessels This department 10
doder the special supervision " j. B. MOWER, Esq
ve tLo~p FOR many years he experienced ard en-
ceni Superintendent Of the Foreign IeUer Department OF
the New-lork City POSl Once.
Bagt open FOR The reception OF letters and rswi
papers for The following places. viz London. liverpool
Glasgow. ireland. Havre, Hsrseilles Amsterdam, Br-
men. HsmbuTgh, Rio ia Janeiro, Valparaiso, Buenos
Ayres. Oregon. Mexico, Psaaus ~ ThomsS Kingston
(JAm.l 5Arenzss. Havana
Dice open from D A. N. III 10 z. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

70 Card.-To The Ladies' aud Gentlemen OF New
Yors and Brooklyn and ths vicinity, by Mrs CHAFFlN
ofBOstOn.
Mira C. who has had long and successful practice In
medicine 10 desirous Of holding conversation with all
those persons suffering from consumption Inflammation OF
the lungs bronchitis salt rheum dysentery contraction OF
cords dyspepsia debility spinal affection, nervous symp
asthma, tic coloreuK jsundice, headache tooIhache
scrof1la, humors, &c. sc.
Her practice has been emineny successful having sue
ceeded the entire OF houssnds and most general
y Of that class Of such long stsnding IN have bsed
the combined powers Of the most skiful physicians. All
OF which be from the respectable references
which she show at her rooms Ss7 Broadway ID door
from FrAnklin-st
Those who would be healed come quickly or Mrs
c. will where her usefulness Ia certain TO be put
into reouisiuon without deisV- jei limos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

M TAlIOn'- bAL.Ah OF LiFEh~OnT, the
DmOsl exira0rdnssy medicine in ne wOrd-CIfe FOL
lows cureNr NTH ISL Forsyth 81 was shictsd seven
yesrs With cOasam ption. This medicine cured him We
daily hear Of remarkable cures BY IL Be-
49,, OF counts rfeits Remember, ths genuine u row
made A. the wholesale dep - beekmansg, by the pro-
pretOr formerly S75 BO~ery. ie2 Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
- sECONNET UOUsE.-rhs .ub.

- sECONNET HOUaE.-rhe subscriber hes
ID cured the assistance Of Captain Charles II Miller,
whose great ex e-rience In The naeement Of hotes
Is well known thousands who have enjoyed tho beueAt
In tho De-van House Albany, and Empire House. Syra-
cuss And aso the many friends he met while al The Unit.
ed States Hotel, Boston.
Tho houss will be open for The reception OF company On
tho 18th Of this month when ho hopes be paronixed
cording to the merits OF the establishment
This place 10 for sesbathng, cool and ~
feshng bsez-s hshng fowling, smooth, hard and level
o,ds for drives Se
stage will leave daily for Fall River In time for tho
morning for Boston and steamer FOR Providence re-
mrnng on the rivs OF the In the evening. Gen.
municaon by sage New Bedford every Monday Wed.
nesday and Friday returning on alternate dsya
For all norms,on In regard TO the Seconnet Hoase,
please call at the u. 3 Hotel, Boston. JOSEPH COE-
Little Compton, Juns 8. 1917 jolt 9meodisip'
NEw-LEBANoN SPRINGS, NY.
DERSONs visiting this watering place will md u 10
their Interest to take the Al Albany for Canaan
-Four where io- OF stages directly 70 Lob
anon In connection with the cara BY this route psrsons
leaving New York tho morning will arrive ct The Springs
O'Clock In the evening of the same day Psssen eese
will be licketsd tbrous from Albany 10 Lebanon fOf g.
This will OF course make the Shortest uost sxpedioos
and by which travellers reach Lebanon
from tho City OF NewYork
Psssen gers who leave New-York In tho night boat win
arrive by this route at Lebanon al 10 O'Clock the next
morning. There but mies OF staging by THE
routs over pleasant road with good teams and essy
not deceived by the agents Of any other hne enter
any conyeysacs pretending 10 TO Lebanon, eseeps ne
one recommended above
New Lebanon Springs, June q. 1917
JAMES O HUNT, Agent, Canaan -Four Cora
lelj tel j. w. BABCOCk, do. Lebanon Syringe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
~Ietter- and Newspapers will b,

~ Ietterr and NcWrpnpers VII DC feceiVtd At
the Foreign Ship Letter Office Of The Tribune for the
packet ship BAVARIA, Capt Howe, which sails for
HzvTe on the 9Th inst
Also will h. received At the place, Letters and
Newspapers for the pscke..hip NEW WORLD, C'pL
Knig ht which sails for Liverpool on the 9th inst
Al,o. will be received ~ The place, Letters and
Newspapers for the Iacsei-ship HENDRlCK HUDSON,
Capt Moore which sails for boni on the 9th inst jy2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
miscellaneous.
ZOE CREAM ZOE CREAM

I'VE RE- packing tuD sud laying toy
w For the Fouth. which comes ths nth OF july.
The American PAtent Steam lee Cream Company csn
supply trade and al Others With Ice Creams from their
extensive laboratory 8i Chsham-squse corner Of Mott
s. The Anniversary Of American Independence must be
well provided fJr 10 quantities Of from 10 so gallons
jyl3l
sFIROMETER FOR CHEST DISEASES
THIS VALUABLE INVENTION In Medical science, a
Il notice OF which appeared m The Tribune short time
since ay be inspected by the medical profession and all
hose Tho have symptoms VI che. disease consult
Dr.. WARRINGTON. Al 2l8 knth-sL between The hours
Of II and daily GrsiDous advice will be given to the
poor from 10 IL, Mondays. Wednesdays and Friisys
faf1 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

~ The Genuine kesan soaps scknowetged
10 10 SHAVING Soap IN he ~Ofie ~ makes lnlck
eh Ather which does moi dry on he lace Lac many kinds
Of soap aud creams for sale by
ALBERT L. WiNsHlP, Chemist ana Ap3!necsJ,
,eI ostT n Eas, Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

sEBSISG rarrytown.l celebrated FOR aleyst'ng ner
yOus sd-cIoos. 70 which females are peculiarly subject
asofdiug siren th IN al cases Of debility and particularly
Tor It's vrtlesn curing dyspepsia 10 sod al wholesale and
rel,if by A b D. SANDS, 100 FalsOn-sl; sod also By
Rushfon Co. 10 Broadway and 10 Aslof House ~
Broadway; II Eas, BroaiWay; So HuosonsL and by L.
rael Minor l4 Pulton-s Price 81 per bottle. ny2l Sls~i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

re- Professional Notice.. ID. WHEELER will
briefs for those members Of the profession who
the hurry Of business cannot spare the Time, art
Otherwise dsineined pursue long investigation Of the
isl 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
trotoa Hose nj l3 Gents per foot.-cOr

sunsns hls article viii ind greatly 10 tneir styantsge
IN ex.mi the Hose manufactured By the subscriber
wsrrsnIe superior 10 what sod II Al advanced price
sTEANB JAT PROPRiETORS and al others purchasing
hi. article s be dealt win such manner as will be
ssts.etory The best Of stock viii De used IN the
f.clurs AID 4 : workmanship warranted
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

ACcIDESr-Three boys supposed to be Dr0cRed
Last night about o'clock the steamboat Pilot with
canslbost in while going to the North River and
when on the United States barge office. very
running small boat with five boys in her between
10 and ~ years of age The boys much fright
ened that they all jumped overheard two of them. il
was said got board the Pilot and IL Is feared the
others drowned. Mr. Hooper t0wed the small boat
into Whitehall slip. She had received no damage.