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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
The Presidents Tenr.

From The Union OF June ~
We understand that the President OF the United
ssses will leave this city on Tuesday next on short
,0ur 10 the North. He viii we learn, be accompanied
By Mr.. Clifford the Attorney General; and should the
ssass Of the public business permit IT, Mr. Buchanan the
Secretary OF State may join him at New York awnicn
sr city IL 10 expected the President will arrive on r
Day mont. the 25th inst
Mr. Burke OF New Hampshire, Mr.. Appleton OF Maine
and possibly two other personal friends VIII BE
Of his cutie. The other members OF the Cabinet will
rensin at Washington.
He has. we learn been invited By the Legislatures OF
ew-Hsmpshire and Maine 70 extend his visit to the
ss2sas Of those States and hope ne may have II In
ah power to DO 50.
dts yisii IL wholly unconneesed with party politics. OF
sny political object but Ia which, at the same tline
mat viii AFFORD him brel relaxation from his srdn
c public duties viii enable him 10 pay hs respects 70
.. 'eiowczens Of the northern section OF the Union
sna 70 take cursory view Of their Institutions their
peolc works and other interesting objects.
We understand that MIRA Polk will attend the Presi'
vent lar a. Baltimore a, which city she and her niece
~" r., will separate from him on visit 10 Tennes
ace where they viii remain Eve or six weeks.
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cr1uTNgLoNpoN EDITION.

l one tollsr-The Work. d Josephls an entirely &c.
trns.stion, By Robert Trail. ID. d NJ X l. kc, Win
notes ard explanatory essays by Isaac Taylor OF Ouk
Tbe work III be ilusr-t-d By over l sn4rsYin8s on Ie
sr-ns. OF the history with highly huished uedaion hesds
~ n.r.ousges mentioned by JOsepnns, from aunrntc
.srre. The publication Of this edition IL dsslgoeo 10 a.
ri ss,istance 70 the b-resyed family Of he sn-nef az
nor Who having devoted hls fortune 20 tho relief OF ue
sr...ss Of Ire and knay s sscrhce 20 nis s1erhohs
/, tbe rau,s OF mercy and Christian philanthropy.
ia9 luls 6EOhbc VIM = - AZ ''uH-'~
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rnmAN lNn HER DISEASES,

DpovTgs CRADLE THE GRAVE-Adspied ex
cp,ively I'd her insruclon 10 the nziuar avs o hef
.v.e Nd ali he dises.es Of her cducs periods ~ 70
ward H. DIXON d. Pp 10 prles ~ ~ 'osL,n sa,
\, ycusg men pp 30; price z eighth ediuon. These
vcrks should 10 possessed by every pIrni desoas O'
- trIicfu.l or phy.icsl adyancemrnt Of their children
IN. medical religious and daily press have passet ue
tfgbest encomiums upon their utility and nlRn NORA
character For sale ~ ~ AhLfs ~ 5t'D, 49,.
49,. ,,-s,.s4 ,brou ghouf the country. ILLS -
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CourressIopp, Nominations.

SAMSON w. HARRIS has been nominated in the
lid Congressional District of Alabama, by the
Loco Focos. as candidate for Congress. Cottrel,
the late incumbent. who made a speech against
Gen. Taylor, and voted for an implied censure
upon him. received but three uotes From pres
emit appearances, not Southern Member of the
last Congress who voted for the Resolutions of CEN
sure, will be returned to the next.
In North Carolina, William X. Lane OF Wayne,
is the Loco Foco candidate for Congress in the
Newbern District against II. s. Donnell, Wing.
The District is decidedly Wing
In Tennessee, Hon. Il. p. Stanton, Loco, is a
candidate for reelection from the Xth Congressional
District 1t gave Clay 1s maj. in a.
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miscellaneous.

rT,IS ROOFS MADE TIGHT Or Two Cenu per
/ loot ana Wsrrauied -Goodwin's Patent Hydropnel-
matte Cement lsi over AZ Old TN ROOT WI fsnasI " P
% y OF thi, ~ position dOue Tor from % cents peg
100, snd ssrran.sd. By SAM GOODWIN "a West S,o.d'
way near Chsmberss q -, .I
,nIS .IE-al17o0 Uait-I stat.s Lombard Associa
L ion Bonds. dated In lab. bearing interest a. psi
cent To hose desirsus 10 nske pefA-leh. -
80 iber5 trrufy wear. 81 the Interest remaining cue
Tbsy ~ere Issued 10 D ?. IDgraham' hasPu l. NH
III ' ogT.s. ED was Director and Counsel TO tse
Ard Al ~ tine he Bonds bear dse snd Il presumed
h YET holds said Oee' and can iai2m .noss "ag 1
of that Asoci.tion $4,000 fe~ thousand aofs
wAnied application = N NED ~, q, a, 80 ,s ,b,t
snou1, !. psrtealHy w.nied. ~. "
NTOTICE.-JOaN NJ. NlcDLL, 900 Of Jo1f Slecil'
n eee-s,-d as Of the City Of NsSYork, may - .sn ~
i5rma.,9l s'ey 49,, " Wlian Nieoll soaA
80 4 or 70 the sab.criber Al Haahnglon. l.
h1 ss.IIs'IuDiws 3. OAKLEY.
CRANKLIN SALT WATER BATH, Norm '.de
Of zoe eomoIsse repair i. now ready
Tor h- reception Of Ladies aud 6-a1enen ana ce pune
generally "a 8. ,..,,,,. s-..o, u...u
-. X y. yy,arnr-s Al The door IS iE
sPTRoMETER FOR CHEST DISEASES
THIS VALUABLE INVENTION IN heiies sclsne &C..
netrs of which appeared N The Tfioune short time
.nc- nav be inspected by the medeal profession .na ~
ihsse have any .y pions 81 eh-.s 1899 , M.
Iii snt d.y GrzlgliOus sdvics viii % given 70 ne
,o,r frn 10 H. on M5nisys, Wednes<ays lEd fntAyr
jeil In
NIADAME TILLIEUA'- ss.s-m VI pres. AA.lnk
vi. txsyht ADD pag pracgiee daily a. - ChnnO-fss-
,her- L.di,s invited 20 call and Wines "a sopefiy
10 al be oc methods. Terms Tor rsructiyn 0ny 90
,ng and pstserr ed fof 50 Dress Askiog IN he
81 snd most fashionable slye on r-&sooahie efms
o. good - -rs viii be txaghI Mad Tssysem ard prac-
ucs Drrss Making for fs~ ~eexs aassAnee u ss~ng
je9 In
nENOyAi,-f B. CUNNING, Dentist. hxs removed
hfon corner Of ChsnberssS and Broadway 10 So Bond
=, mye su'
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PoLIcE-Martin Hamsn, Lewis Mitchell Mary
Ann Mitchell and Christsnna Lime were last night ar
rested by officer Rafferty, of the sixth Ward charged
with stealing 500 from Bernard Miller In cellar a, no
q vpIherrvst Locked M. The house Of l. T. Ber-
tine No 22f Seventh at entered about halfpast
o'clock last night through the front basement window
The noise aroused Mr.. Bertne who discovered tne
thieves when they ran off They have not been de
tected Theodore Gillespie last ght ARRESTED by
officer Parmeee Of the Fifth Ward, charged with ssb-
bling Frederick Becker with a knife Locked up.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS-A letter from keokuk'
Lee County Iowa dated on the sth inst states un-
doubted authority that Judge Williams had thsi morn
ing decided after weeks argument and patient exam
nsion Of the in favor OF the decree title In suit
between the New.York Company and Wrght-thus es-
tsbshins the letter says the title by Judge who was
elected BY the settlers professedy the ground OF his
opposition 10 the decree.
The Judge in the conclusion OF the case said that ne
confessed that his opinions this question had all been
against the decree but after a thorough examination OF
the law and the facts he had doubt OF the validity OF
the decree, and that must be- sustained Lee County
Is the seat q the celebrated Half Breed tract OF land
add this decision Involves the homesesds OF hundreds
OF settlers In the County.
Without meaning TO say anything of the merits OF
m sitter with which perfectly unaequsnted de-
c'sion such that announced must excite good
deal OF feeling still Is better tina, the tte 10 90 much
valuable land should be quoted than that should be
The subjsc, OF perpetual litigation.
ST Louis Republican, June u.
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0Ssurrai EoilIEs.
PuRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs g. WELLS,
I3I Nnssnu-st. ~. Y.

~ Water-Cur Establishment, u bSea-sr ,d ~
Y and syossei Oyster Bsyl L. l. Or sHEs me esiie'
kmsrics orscioner and suthor a;e Cure, receives
nsisni. a, sboye Those distance may, by sendlna
! H.. he advised for q treatment AZ home. my-o
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firemurks.

assortment Of superior Fireworks Just opened and for
sale wholesale and retail consisting Of every variety In
market and warranted Of tbs beat qlaly prices which
cannot fall 10 please Dealers invite to examine thri
je8tjy3 HAMMER AORrON, 81 Dtvslon-sL
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
FE1HE UNDERSIGNED have Tor sale Al tneir store 200
Wsshingon-st superior aud complete assortment Of
Fireworks mich they will se "a low other Manu.
acurers City and country dealers viii tnd his gu
periOr stock serc, from Towns Miltsrf snd CIVIC
Associations b. Supplied with the sh0ve articles war
rsnled equal a. any ,her Ia the cty.
Jet limos RADEAU K LOCKWOOD. 90 Wsshne'on-'i.
HIRE WORkS.-Lzfg- Rockets win coored hresi
stars snd sefp-ns Romsn candles Of all sizes together
win general assortment % Fire Works ire eraekors
&c Al wholesale aud retail, by - -
my3 BAssNEk \ fOuNu ~ Sua'h"n-S
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-nrMoH pREssMAKER.

ng.p caAamAILLE would iniesm he lsdie: o. NeS.
"a !. sss has Just arrived from rsns WIZ ~ We
80, ps,s f.,hions 90 10 prepares 70 NJ ~ o!ees
80 sss nav he favored with and prom py sl'ssded % "
N FFankln-sl 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

I1@ We received q letter on the subject OF the
union of the U. s Gazette and North American last
night from our Philadelphia correspondent the inser-
ton of which was prevented by tho crowded state OF
our columns We have NO doubt that the North Ameri'
can will continue TO be an able and faithful advocate Of
the cause Of sound political morality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

MILITARY Pos rs on TIE ROUTE TO OREGON
In Ia already known ths, FIVE companies OF Volunteers
have been ordered 20 be rssed In Missouri TO be EN-
ployed in establishing military stations on the route to
Oregon As provided By Of the last Congress- We
learn that the Government has deterrnined TO establish
two stations or military postshe first TO be located
near Grand Island where the road 10 California encoun-
Platte river and the second al or near Fort Lars
ME
The government has slresdy given orders IN eonnec
ton with this movement Tie battalion will be accom-
panied By officer Of tAe Corps Of Engineers and an
Assistant usrterusser Of the regular army, whosedu
ties will be such belong 10 their respective depart
ruents and they 10 have every aid and assistance
from the commanding officer There 10 be regular
details from TIE troops OF the command for the labor
surveys and Reconnaissance necessary at such poss
The commanding officer Is 10 be held responsible for
tbs early completion of the works, and will urge upon
The troops that II Is their duty 10 build and then TO
g.rrison HEM Two medical officers. one from the vol
9nheor and the other from the regular srmy viii &C
comosnv the command AL necessary eqnipsge Is 10 De
furnished by the Assistant QusrermssteE and be WIZ %
provided with funds pay the troops their per diem as
working psrties under the law. His duties are asea
rAtely defined He IL required TO disourse, Also snen
money as r.sy De appropriated for the posts.
The lands upon which these sites se to be erected are
be purchased from the Indians and 20 be as extensive
as the appropriation win procure Ordnance and ORD
nance stores win furnished for the ort BY the proper
comm ndng officers. The battalion OF volunteers VIII
move ~ they Be got ready for the service
tet Louis Republican June H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

EYr Hon. THos CoRwIS and Rom. scHEscK
Of Ohio have sgnided their intention of being present
ct the River and Hsrbor Convention in Chicago, on the
5th of Iuly next
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FARTHER FROM VESEzUELA--The New Orleans
Picayune which we ought to have received on satur-
day but did not contains some additional news from
Venezuela by the brig Fsbius at that port the most i'm
porian of which relates to the navigation Of the orono
co by steam which has been granted In exclusive prvi
lege for eighteen years TO Vespssian Ellis late Charge
d'Afsires Of the United States.
The Fsbius reports the brig Palm Hslett. the only
American vessel in pert loading for New-fork The
British bark Syren, with coffee on board valued AZ
500 OOO parted her cables the night OF the 10th ut
went ashore and was wrecked Vessel and cargo to-
tai loss except 500 bags OF coffee saved in dam
aged state. The Fsbus brough, over cargo OF S672
bags coffee.
Guzmsn the leader of the late Revolution together
with the unpublished of his followers about lOOin num-
ber were yet In prison at Caracas For some the i'm
preston general that no more executions would
take place and that those remaining Ia prison would be
sentenced to Punishment and hard lsoor for life but In
consequence of smother outbreak A. Rio Chico village
the between sgusyrs and Puerto Csoelo which
took psce very lately II supposed that the sentence
which to De msde known the lst inst would be
more severe. Al lesst on Guzmsn.
Congress closed its session the 10Th Of Nay. and
among is acts one In favor OF claims made by
Charge dAhaires relative 10 the brgs Native and Jo
sephine also one in favor of Com. J. d. Daniels.
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S,ARATO0A SPRINGS The subscribers have ths pi

SARAToGA SPRINGS The sub.ehbe,s have ne p!ce.
- cure of sgsn bsr eods and me psone
mai tbsy continue To keep Union Hail. which win be
opened Tor psny on Monday, the 2tth inst
This extensive sbaent well Known - scarce
IL 10 require description suee 20 ssy u occupies shoo|
axe OF 400 feet on Broadway and Co1sress-suest
The spacious saloons, Dining Halls and Pisrrss ss1
.so The Delightful Garden and Pleasure rrcands sSyS
shout our acres u land while is close vicinity 70 Ne
ualy cesbrsed Congress spring, being about % fsss
west rsnd.rs Il most enstsble locality.
The whole building has again undergone thofoogh ekes,
and the ssoous Dining Rooms, Hall, faIzss, &C., 49,
oroag hy renovated by The hand q psinsf eDs svsI
deusrmen rnshsd with all posebls regard 10 tasts az
eonvenieuee which II 10 confidently beiisved united VI
nc p-ssonal Of the prophetors, VIZ gve eeoss
.slisf.con and ensure Tho conlousnes q nbs,a per
uOnAss ~ ".
ssrsiogs Springs, Msy u, 1917. m,M 9e.tw-
BANS soUCI HOTEL, BALLsTon SPA.
THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT VIII be epsssd -
der he management Of The subscriber 90 10 Ssn eey
~ inns ins Tbs beauty Of s stn stton esd is i1Ds
dsIs vietny ssrsoEa sprisss sad L.ss asve s,wsys
,sna.red lbs place desirable fesoft during Ne Sao2
.essoo ard The andergned assures hose Who nsy p
troose h A. thar sfor HE pert shall - spessd " "
,pr heir comfort and spprobstioa- . u~
vs. Sieod1w ~ = nO1 ~.
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

READ rPs yoLLowIss and doubt n you can, that con-.
bund red casss mat Townsends ssrsapars has cured
BRoosLYS. Sept Ia 1870.
Da TowssESD-De1 SIR ] was taien, = lliIle over
vssr AGO win severe cough and pain my side Il IN
creased on me very fat indeed. was pronounced by
physcans TO have the quick consumption fsl.od lafge
ousntts. OF bad matter had night swests, and SINKING
ysrv ast. my doctor said he could do nothing for me-
went into the hospital In hope o being benefited but WAS
"a Al me lung. and could hardly breathe soon became
and expected 10 die was eonhned To my bso
and was Obliged have watchers; Indeed cannot give
Son sny descr ption would do justice to case
IA. supposed by my friends 10 be past recovery mao
tid great number Of remedies and oil seemed 10 hs 10
an nnrpo.s read Of most extraordinary cures per
E,n.1 y yoar medicine and 10 tell you Ihs trnth sus
nect,d there wss soms humbug In them But was IN
gncsd 10 inv IL; did co. ard very thankful did
cannot s.y that am entirely yell hut am - FAR recoyer-s
a. 10 be about my BUSINESS and hope 10 10 en,fey Ven 20
fsw weeks NV cough and psin 10 he side, and mgr
,gs.fs have len me- ADD raise but very tts ana am is'
aiming my usual strength. | feI Il duty to give you
st.tsmspt Of my case, to publish n you please
PETER BROWN, ~ Littlesl Brooklyn
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soHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS


- As THE TINE isspproaebinS TOR citizens 70 detef-
uifns upon the direction Of their summer saeafehee
sttsntion IL solicited to th.s healthy, asreeoe 49,
highly fashionable place OF summer resort E1tensve ~
prsyrments and Embellishments have been made 70 NE
sboyspsmsd sslabishment since the last ssason-eoong
which the erection Of and splendid buiien9 go
tanning near sixty see ping apartments eonsueed ~ "
most and improved style for CON fort 400 seovee
iencs and aordng accommodations Tor between si9nV
and one persons In addition 10 the numee mere
t.fofs aed The furniture for this buidnf
entirely n.w-snd large additions In furniture snd ssd.
ding have been msds 10 tho whole estsbishment The
Hose IL newly painted and all fitted Ia tho beet posss
HE manner The greatly Increased secommodauous ana
comforts OF tho place. and i constantly growing popo-
lafty with the fashiOpsbs and hose 10 mo pursuu
hssh Justify the undssigned In tho hope and eonndeot
that the patronage Of his VII
heretofore to the full smou1i u ne cepeciy
IN. estsblishment 10 in roadess and open fU
tho reception Of visitors. lJsI2 lmeod.l MAhsn.
- NATIONAL HOTEL, Babylon Long Isisnd -
III The subsc'ibsr having oscupied ths Above nsma
- spacious and pleasant premises for me isst yseft
feels gratefa TO his friends and hs public for the liberal
they extended toward him. and hopes ~
hs undivided attention tho comfort OF bis gussu W meek
with liberal share Of patronage
This place 10 passed Tor sssbathsng cool sae -
freshng bs-zes fishing fovlns smsoh, bsfd snd isvs
This hons. h situated shout half mile from Scufh Bay
near Fire I.asd Inlet Visitors leaving New isn Per
Long Islsnd Railroad al 81 A. ortP y for shsr Ia
mngdals or Deer Park, viii always nod stagse N feeet
ness to convey them Bsbylon and reiufuing may seve
Babylon al before 8 and arrive In New. Yort BY
Horses and carriages and boats 70 ls, 90 ,sesSnsS's
terms ELkANAn SASu1
BABYLON. Juns II, isf7. lelo ,m.oss
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ty~ Hon. JOSHUA II. GDpIScs of Ohio is in the
Civ and at Judsons Hotel
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Bodr0iuu.


TO LRT-Hsndsome apartments, to single ssas.snss.
wve. The apartments will be 90 reouredl Furnished
sny way To suit the applicant The house has been thsr
oushy paiated and repaired ,hrough Apply ., ~
Msrksplsee, tEsh,hstl lsis w
DOARDINts IN TIKI COUNTRY.-A few pss-
ID cons be well accommodated with board upon Iee
sonsbls l-rms ems family residing on tce oauss o.
the Hudson three mes above The village Of sing Sre W
when place q steamboat plies daily from Nsw-tosL Coz
veysnce and from ihe boat will be provided s
Inquire IT DR.. A. A. HULL, Cro,onvs, Wesrhssfsf 20
i.7 iw-
DOAKD WANrkD-By gentlemen. is The sReG
ID parl Of the city In plain, respectable prvae iemuy
where there fswDr no eoardere would pc pseserec
hsns oses is3l Sc
DOARDING-A gentleman and lady or few ssnsle
Dssntlsm-u ma, be accommodated With pleasant rooms
and board whs-st Also few day eosrdess q the
same place. ~.
DOAKD IN KA.T BKOADWAY.-A ssa,lsusa
ID ard his wife and three single Eentiemsn, Can
be accommodated with pleasant apartments anc ooero
applying al ~ Essl Broadway References exchanges
ir9 Inn
DOARD.-A gentlemen and wife and two or three Sin.
Dgls gsntleri-r can be accommodated wih psesens
rooms ana hoard In private family by applying o. III
s.nd.-st Brooklyu. Terms mod crate. y2W-
DONRDINIs-WIlh private family, Aad use o. piano
ID forte II required. 50 MeDougslst lellIm
SlNt, ET With or without board Furnished psross sno
i bedrooms, 81 ls2 Cana-st References sxshanfss.
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gyriua and Sumner Alf6irins.
DR.. rowNsEND's sARsAPARTLLA.
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN fHk

uyHis ErrRAcY 10 got ap Ia gt ssstls,; is fir nsss
i eanpo, plesssnier, snd warranted superior % scy
,od Ii cares disease -liho1i resag, psrTSf reses-
org aretlrsfsas ne psneut
fhe great beauty sns Tupe1criy q this sEssrarils
nviSoniss he bodr.
HHAs PERFORMED
~oRE rHAs $4,000 eVsss rzu rsAs-
900 cvEEs % RErusArlsN,
900 cVSks o. DVsPsssiA.
2.5oO eusEs OF 0xSss.L pEsILrTv, aid want OF
Nervous Energy.
1900 cUEEs oF DISEASES
OF he Blood, viz: Ulcsp serosis, ErYsiFelrs, Salt
COS esses Of Cousr npton liver Complaint spinal Adee-
uons kc- This svsre, must appear Incredible,
All psrs u The Uailei sues informing Of eIusordn-
sy carsa r. Van baskit Fac one OF ne mo-" respects
be drags,', N Ne~s s"y N ma 40,
psce alone There thousands OF esses 10 nc CRY OF
New.Yors which will refer TO ~iIs pleasure, and 70
men Of character well known.
UNITED STATES OFFICER
Capt q. W. Mclean, nenbes OF the New-Jer.sy Legis
sRre 81 the United STATES Navy, has kndy SEM us
o' 'O"'"1 '''' R.Swsr Jan. Is. 1917.
whole system len In dehls,ed stste wss Induced 10
try Dr. fownsends SIrelptla and a9ler taans two or
entirely TO the sad sssspsrilA have continued taking
M and ind mat / improve day. believe 1t saved
life, snd would not be without il unds, sny e9p.ds'a
uon. -. u. W. mS-h-S~''
John Jackson ESQ. Editor q the Railway Republican,
published he above cerhese, and remarks IN 40 edio
a. lows
The success Of Or. Townsend's preparation Of ssrs-
psra appears to OF the extraordinary character
We publish to-day certificates IN ia hensf one rom
Capt Mclean. ~ his town. and one from Rev Mr While
OF Staten Island, gentleman well known In kshwsy-
CAPT McLesn believes the medicine 10 have save MS NE
aud Mr. White seems 10 entertain an equally strong con,
fdence In ia efficacy Intelligent men ike these would
cot praise % strongly what they did fully believe 10 de-
serve IL ---.,.,,,~
This certificate handed into Or. Townsend once
his s.k ami coucusvey prove that h,s sarnspans has
psrsect control over the obstinate diseases OF me
blood Three persons cured Ia one house 10 unpreee-
dsnled. -
Da TOWNSEND Dear Sv have the pleasure 70 m
form Won that three OF my children have beer cured OF lhe
scrolla be the use OF your excellent medicine Tney
wars aieted very severely with bad have taken
only four bottles Il took them away FOR which reel my
self und er deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, 100 Woos.er-st
Mach 1877
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

~ Messrs Lumsden Holbrook Of the N. o.
pesyune are at the Astor House.
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4 CLIRrON sPRINGs, lwhlls sulehutt-rh

establishment, situated upon ls ll.s Of ne Assan
- and Rochester Railroad, between Canendeigse sne
Geneva In Ontario County having been enlarged an1 ne
roughly fitted up, 10 now open Tor The rsespuos |" W.
tora .---s~-
IN The heart OF State remote rom the noise sse ~ ~
age villages or ces embracing essusfal grove q ~
ss, rsss a. s pleasure grounds iron The nsess q wecs
aows ils springs Of pure and heslthul watsr, 90
by Nature please and interest tho visitor ana feeees
retreat Whistler for thoss selling !esosar
i've fom diseass those rho have few leisure asys ~
..s To spend In recreation and pleasure. OF TOT mos
who with their families disposed 10 leave me neeee
walls OF city residence 10 enjoy The refreshing oeeIes
and pure Atmosphere Of he county during The warm 49,
sOn. ,-.-... 49,.
The Waters witch are mainly OF sulphuroes cnsfse.
tar CHARGED somewha ~ih soda maspesa ana esfoonu
yas stand unsurpassed In their mede ehasces -
remedy Tor th. various ssn dssascs rheamaue snscuons
dysp-p.a genera debility Of tho system, NC and nsss e
eced cures In where the waters OF otnss sP'nss
have failed. =.
F-.ng grateful for liberal patronage berstoNse -
ceived hs ssbserber mos' Respectfully sonei W. e''us
uance. .,,
gage free Of charge ~. Ianns.
Manchester. Msy %. 1871 ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
Weekly Report of Deaths

In the CiyGnd County Of Nic York from ne l2th day Of
June 10 The 18Th day Of June, ls47
Men. lo3-Women, 6l-Boys s5-Girls, Sc. Total, 3os