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PINE WATCHDS.

H THE SUBSCRIBER 10 selling all Descriptions:
of sns cod and Silver Watches and Jswslry, 81
retail, lower than any ether house In tbs e'sy.
All wschss warranted TO keep good tims or ths money
tanned Watches and jewelry exchanged ,,...
Watches repaired 10 the best masnsr a. mue 20
SjgO G. ALLEN, Importer OF Wssesss
- 1910 whoIssais and rssail 81 WauG
sha 'S~7"J .o-n.r William 81 % asi0
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weekly pubic ree.inr Il tie A.socisfion Will - held
,ss Broadway House cor srosSwsy ard Grsndss on Ibis
principles ard usasures Of the Association vii Be
paiasd by more q The members and o. sctiors o.
tle Free Soil reform u BE- heard II -ny .hs offered
TIE public invited. By order Of the GENITAL Commit
tee. MA lt'l GEORGE H. EVANS. Sec'y.
- Young Mems National Reform A.socia-
ton-Ihe members o. TIE Association vii meet this
nins A. The Broadway House. Of Broadway AID
Xw. DAY. Pr.n
J. r IAHsToN, sesy. "a IL
y Grand Division 5. OF y. Y.-Ar adjourned
svsniuf 18Th Inst a. 7. celoek IL their Hall 56l Broad
wy Representatives vii b P,T.9sts, I, By s5asr
y Lectures on A-,ocistion.-A Course Of Lee
lures on As.1cisfon viii he gwen 10 fhe Medical CoieEe
% story CroshTs between Broome srd Sprrs sts by
Msssrs Greeley, Ripley, Goodwin, Mcdaniel Dams and
others TIE first - fte Course vii - O. v-re1 CT Fri
day evening the 18th Inst by PsKEE GoDwr~ 20 Sub
jet The tendencies Of the lsth rent1rv Science Art
contribute 20 iersy expenses Of room IRE Gght &C Sc
ma 5ti.-
- Association No. !. United Brothers OF
Temperance.-The member. OF ths As.0cs,i0n s-e re-
Sussisd attend tns evening" Broadway and
eussed in hieb All - Brotsrs .boi5 ~ .,s-.s,.s
LAWRENCE WiSEBURN. Presdeut.
r ii. DREYEK, Rec. see'y. a2i IT.
- General society OF Mechanics and Trade--
men OF the City Of adjourned meeting Of
the Society will be held MeehAnic5 Hall ~ Bread
way This evening" New ~, one hour after sunset.
M II ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
q New-York sacred Music -ociery.-The PER
forming members ars hereby notified thar foil rehelrsa
viii be held a. the Coliseum Friday evening 2fth inst
Al half past p NJ fall Attendance particuariy re-
quested ln2fItl O wHITLOcK, seey,
II NOtice.-fhe nscfuE h0use IN Sixlh.s- near Aee-
c, recently erected By The Fourtl-st Baptist Church
under the pastoral OF Rev. J. T. seeiey will Profi-
1erce permitting Be dedicated 30 the worship God
morrow, Ihursdsyl Dr. Cone will preach ~ o'clock
Rev = Tucker AZ o'clock. aid Rev. W. ". EsEsrs a.
u o'clock nj zfis'
u Public Meeting, for the hsneft of the Wsshr z.
ton M0nument-Amercsn Division No n. $. of 7. and
American Mon No no, d. u 7. wili hold public meet
inz Wednesday evening Nov. ~ isf1 "a fhe ConEfe-
gafional Church IN Chrys-est near Delaney. on which
occasion Ex-Neyor Harper viii preside The meeting
will be addressed By Rev Dr. Lansing, Wism Jones. Jr
r. W p Of Jeersou Division No T. : " T. and others
singing By Brown Of Yonsers. r. Hardcsstle, and Quar-
Club The members Of the Order IN general are
specially invited attend Admission free Doors open
a : O'clock g. ; GARRISON,
MA It Chairman Of Committee OF Arraug snis.
o. Roberts, New and Splendid style n Gothic
Door and Number Piafes-rnfirely and original de-
signs. Those IN Of something and splendid on
their doors invited 20 call examine the above sri-
cles Also splendid assortment Of new style Be-puils
Bells hung and repaired in the most substantial manner
and warranted. R ROBERTS. 562 Broadway,
els 3rnis-od Prince-st.
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FRENCH NOuGAT.

CHOCOLATE, 2c.--Just received from Fans tfrfh
u supply OF s0ugat dc Provence, prepared Choeoitte
for the table Psstes Bafons aiines &c Of the hnst
rrality Candied Oranges and pricots-Angeiiq1s
THOMPSON 4 WELLER, Confectionery
% and rs Broadway and q Ciinton.st
o.. a.. BROOKLYN.
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u Grand Division :. OF y. Y.-Ar sdiourne,


session Of the Grand Division Of sill be he'd this
sveninf 2th Inst ~ 7. ccoek IL their AL So Broad
Wy Representatives vii b plnetasl By order.
n2f It. LUXE HAS>ERT. 10
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NV C1RPETs, on CL0TH-, &c.-T

N,abscrDsr would cal. the stten,oa Of ns friends and
~ oablc generally bis extensive assortment OF ell the
yeroa, styles Of Exminster, Velvet Tapestry Tapestry
Brussels Brussels Thres-ply, Ingram, and every other
descnptOn VI Carpeung, together with great vafiey o.
on Cloth In widths from feet a feet, many OF winch
are old and Ell yed which the attention OF seamDs ~
owners and hotel keepers particularly fsques,eo
Ao Dru2gsts Of he best English manufacture splentid
patterns and bright coor varying from 20 ysras ~ae
Hearth RuK. Table Covers. Stair Rods, &c fafchss-n
ara informed that the arrangements with the
of Earooe and this country enables the advertiser
20 retail the best qualities Of Csrpetnf az about Ihs '
wholeszls prices AZ w n cCloS . ~ ns.s.,oa,st
o5 tssoad
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NOTICES.

~ The Ninth Anniversary OF the y. . Bnp-
fist - -, Missionary Association VIII be beld 10
The Ohverst Church lcorneT Henry and Ohverstsl on
Tbursdsy evening (Thsnkssiyinsl a. O'clock Snsnsy
the Juvenils choir under the direction Of Mr. WEBSTER
and addresses by DR.. DsyAN, Missionary from China aud
Rev CHAs MoRToN. h@t Us
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THE CONVICT b. C. 2. r JAMES.
a Aaf. Fucc 4 eDfy-rTr t-ft-.
THIS NEW WORK BY Ar James. lssad 10 be, BY one
who has read r. worthy OF BIS best c,ons his scenes
he Ia. introduced eviuce eonsumrstesk II Is story Of
SURPRISING interest
SATURDAY.
GOLDSMITH's POEMS.
illustrated ~ exquisits designs ~ tho Etching
Clcb Edited bv Bo.ton CCfney, Esq.
To various styi.sof pl.in and ornamental 5indins
Tiers q poet CT the centurg whcse Popularity Is
more universal than the aisbe snd gen a. sufhor OF n
Vicar Of Wakefeid.~ The Traveller" the Deserted
village and bis shorter simple. usturs ana ee
rsnt commend themselves the universal heart and
regarded suss By the chas.enec taste THIS ed
co1lrinE interesting HE Of The poet - rsra
art from des- By Cres~icx- Cope and ctneF Members
CT the celebrated Etching GLIB OF London Ia the hnere-s
u the paper upon wlich printed, The exquisite bean
~ OF rs usrscrs and the various richness Of It's bind
iaz. 10 IS sdu .by adapted for ziibco a. the ensuing
ho1ayspossessns superior Intrinsic vare both a. 10 iis
contents ard is luxurious embellsanent.
THE PICTORIAL HISTORY or ENGLAND.
No. - Price - Cents
This issue com qess the third volume % rhis vsiuaos
work rei-ring 20 which Al eminent British cnrc-the
EdiuburEh Review % 70. " n % Be the
thing required hy the popular taste Of the present cay
adding % TIA advantage az clear historical narrative, All
And ne London Athrneu1 pronounce n rereftory Of
facts carefully scrutiuix-d bat estimate ~ sin
becsuie suggests 10 the reader the true philosophy Of
hIstory-the connection between events Institutions and
opinions The work viii long continue without rivsl-
rs eheapncss sod rs merits fyins competition.
Recently published, uniform with the above,
lHOMSON'S SEASONS,
Illustrated by u sperdid Designs BY the Etching Club
most charming voluue-the most popular Of POEMS
the poem tor peer snd peasant We shall read Il with
ne~cc pleasure IN his most fascinating fafb The
ul and refined Will thank the publishers for such corir
button O. their collection OF bslutfa books such volumes
are indeed treasure D. 5ii,l New World.
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forming members hereby notified thar Toll reheaa
will be held the Coliseum Friday evening 2fh inst
a. half past p NJ fall Attendance = particularly re-
quested. ln2f III q. WHITLOCK Sec'y
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BOOK TRADE.
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Of them exquisite Tbs literary ore Superior "a
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have been chosen with rood taste ard the ARTICLES WOO 4
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History OF Georges. from rs first Discovery BY turo
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EwsANKS HYDRAULICS.

TIRE SECOND NUMBER q ilis work = now pub
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MARINE JOU RN A L.
r7- SIZE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. -

CIeared-Ships Shakespeare, Porter, Antwerp, Zerega
4 Co; Metoka McGune, NOrleaus Mailer Lord
Bark Chester, Watson, Norfolk, Bates Cook.
Brigs Superior, Person, Trinity. NJ, @ Laurie
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schls john smith, Cargii. Baltimore eager A
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JNNUIBITiON.-MrR ANDELs Model Of an Ele-
EIv.fsd Railway. &C tor Broad~sy,i- now reopsned
Tor examination tor short time a. 35 Broadway, neat
helo,x - fI1suitai Admlffance p cents. nSf 81
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lemperance.-lhe member. Of tals Assclia'i0n
9resi-c attend this OF Bro.f-sv and
Lisperard-st- Business Of great Importance viii -
eEssed in which all TIE Brothers should Be Interested
LAWRENCE WlSEBURN. Prerd-nt
P. Il. DREYEK, Rec. scc'v. r2i IT,
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r. c. KEMP, Aueiioneer
ETRNITURE AND STOCK sALR1.-At PIT
I II Rasom Hrasi
VIM: Z; JONES; Auetions..; :.

VIM. n JVNES. AuctfonesI.
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By }. d. tN0ERsoLL
DCO-store l22 Pesrl-st-On "Wednesday. November ~,
O'Clock boots shoes and bfosans suitable
for the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also, ~ cases meme and womsu's figured rubbsfs
Also, 80 Cs.es women's plain rubbers
Also 10 cases mems metallic rubber
Also. ~ csses womsns metallic rubbsra
Also 50 cases boys hip and thick boots
Also IS cases women . aud M ssss' peSfed bsots
Also 10 cases mems calf sewsd water prof boots n3
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no LET WITH BoARD-A handsome room VIII

t51-1 arI panty Lff4ched- AIso siosI- footlf y
,ismsn and his wife or single zentemen; the loca-
80 v-rv desirable being IN the vicinity Of - Johns
- "a N.rl-k-st. Relerences reqn-red ~ vs.
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Btl1)N TRADE,
HARPER & BROTHERS


o. WEoNEsnAy.
THE CONVICT b. G. 2. JAMES.
AIar. Puce eDfy-tsr C-ft-.
THIS NEW WORK By AI James, issao to b. BY one
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ID. X. Parmly, Dentisf,
No II PARk-PLACE.-REFERs
Z. J. Parnly, and BsSsst Oh BELIEVES
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HENRY JOHNSON,

az. At PRIVATE ,ALE-ihs valuable 1'tofy and
"a. attic dwelling bOuss with 10 lots ~ ground, situated
~ at Harlem, aud lyisg between One Hundred sna
Twenty DIST and Ono Hundred and ~snty second ss and
Ayeuus add Harlem River said premises are spseons
faro. and other bu l5ass The ground laid out IN
srden and contains shfabbery and choice fruit trees u
y.rious ind. The premises embrace water front dock
and privileges u 2o feet being the Harlem River Ct
m, foot OF One Hupdred sod Twenty frt and 10 Of
tas best situations for msnefscory that csa be found
For terms, kc. apply 70
a. At PRIVATE sALE-Tbs 3story and sffie
Lee brick house and ot In fee 90 the north sds OF iwess
~ ninth o. frat house w Of izsthsy szs OF hooss
p by u feet; finished In modern style With .isios eoo
marble mantes w4serelossts bath room, sehsn range
under cellars NC Possession ironedisfelJ y desired n1e
a ot z by feet uchss, with tbs prusse q ths 20,
IA tbs resS on Thiftiefh-st For terms sc apply 70
p4lv A J. BLEEcKER Aaeiioneer Brood o..
-. FOR sALE-Ths lease, futures and furniture q
U rbs lining DO Wing and billiard saloons z52 Broad
Ia 80 they are now doing an excellent business,
- III h. ,od on very s1y tsrms 10 responsible tso'
~. on On the lst Of December tor particulars
apply 20 . A'"' ~'~ 70.
- TO LET CHEAP-A new and eon,snisst two
NJ story house with sbssement aud piszrs In 'front.' ut'
- ua.sd nOrh side Oft twenty foarthst eetwssa
Fir.t snd Second svsnues Apply 70
nZf1 - rkA5rh ~ w n--8 -
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ID BASsUN. PROPRIETOR +. Hitchcock, Manaser-Splen-
did exhibition and performances this afternoon at osock
and this evening at74 Open every DAY from o'clock n
tho morning till 10 ?. NJ arss company Of IOWA IN
DIANS-Chiefs, Warriors and Squews-wil give exhibit
tious Of their dances, SC. CAAPBELLs krhlO
Plan sERENADERS. GREAT WESTERN, the Yam
kee Comedian. CLARA FISHERS sh.sspersn Caeinst
Admission whole children under 10 years
OF age old enough TO walk alone 2i cents Reserved
trout IL. t<t
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MRS PELBY's CELEBRATED COLLECTION or
SCKTPTURAL STATUARY,
Representing IMPORTANT snd Interesting Subjects
THE SIZE or LIFE.
The Trisi Of our Saviour,
The Last Supper.
The Birth Of Christ.
THE MORAL SCENE OF TIE INTEMPERATE
i FAMILY IL now open at an Broadway, date Walk
or. Music Rooms opposite the Apollo every day, from
n A. 10 10 ?. NJ. Ga the sabbath, after dviae ser
vice from P. NJ til 10 P NJ. Admittsnce IS cents ;
children half price. Teachers Of schools free
- :. [
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Shftl<Hti,lAiS.
VIOLIN Glass
nser the direction Of
Mr. 4 {. Hill
THIS EVENING,
A. the ROOM. Of the
AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
Lvceum BuidiuE SIS Broadway,
concentrating 81 : O'Clock.
~ Terms only FIVE DOLLARS per quarter
Free for al on the nr-t evening
y B ELIJAH" will be reresfcd or TUESDAY y r
MING seth with the same powerful cast Fan re-
hesrsa this evening A. The Church
u2f d. MElGGs. Principal idi 6Ioadwsy
A STOR-PLACE OPERA.-B0xss. Pargnetts sod
u Balcony 81 Amqlitsatre 81 cts.-A- SANOL TX
iCO PArrl have the honor - announce the second
night of Tie season WEDNESDAY, Nov p 49, with
the Grard Opera On i11r scts lrlgnc By Neriil Ut
fRNANI
Elvira laiiancei 10 ID. Ruy GoreEl sigra Teresa
Trufi her second appearance IL America
Ernsni THE Bandit Sgr Adelindo Niet, his second
appearance In America
No lady unsccompsniei by gentleman admitted.
Carriages viii sci down with the horses heads ffom
Broadway. and take up IN the reverse order.
Doors open 60 oclOck-to commence az hslfpast -
Entrsnce IN Astor plzce. rS
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SUPREME CopRr.-Tbis Court Unexpectedly al
,,u,od for the term on Saturday last having only Ole
posed OF a very limited number of cases IL - under
stood hs, oos of the Judges wished TO proceed WIN me
business of the Court while the private engagement" Of
auoher outweigh his official duties.
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This lection, al The corner Of me bOw-fy ana
D-isiont Of Illustrations modelled after life, Of All parts
and conditions Of rho human frame Ia infancy and maio
ry health and disease Such doubtless necessary Tor
and Students sud Il rshly studied may De
nrostsbe N an Thousands are visiting this institution,
and com. away hlghIY RralIhed. nv WIS
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CRAND EVACUATION BALL.-The

VI nual Ball OF the Young Mems Nstonsl Reform Assocl.
alton, will take place A. rsmmany Hall on THURSDAY
EVENING Nov IS lsf7. shiebells Cotillion Band has
been engaged for the occasion. Tickets : he had
at Tanmany Hall Of the following committee ;.
r Munson r " McCaHil. j. b Bremen, A. O. Rsndo phi,
Daniel Oakley A. w. DAY, President
JoHS X M,RsrON, Sec ms 3tis.
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yI,HE GREEK SLAyE-Now Exhibiting, POW
l p1S,S srATfrr on MP GREEK SLAVE, IN the

-
large saloon Of tho National Academy Of Design corner Of
Brosdway .nd Leonsrd..t from O'Clock A NJ. until 10
PM Admttance p cents Season ticket- ~ cents
w The for those now holding tickets VIII cio'1
On the FIRST day November season tickets purchased 90
and after the 10Th October will enie the holder TO Vst
lie until the ir.t day Of DecAmbeI next olo
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L LONGER-rhe Greek Slave, every nght this week
BY DR. COLLYERs MODEL ARTISlES, to which will
be added Venus rising from The Sea, sappho, The Lutte
Player with many new aud choice abelnx. Change Of
programme every evening
For partc arsBee descriptive programme each evening
Prices admssi0n-Dress Circle and Psrquetts 80 c-i
LADY and gentleman 70 cts upper boxes, . cts seats
may be secured the box office from 10 A. u p NJ
Doors open at 81. Personhcations commence Al y
o,eiock n22 wis
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men Of the City Of Ne-York-An adjourned meeting Of
the Society will be held al Mcchanic5 Hall, ~ Broad
way, this evening" fSov. ~, one hour after sunset
ma IL ISAAC FRYER Secretarv
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ID Now exhbiting ~ The Lyceum BuldInR Dol aud 31j
Broadway on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fndays day
and evening. -
Lectures on Astronomy the evenings The subject Of
the lecture OF this "wednesday evening viii DO the plan
cts Mercury, Venus and Earth
AlLnlsslnn DAY and eLenlng ~ cis.
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Water-Cure Mt syOssei, l.. 4.
xaau., d.aco e fTho T.,t....

correspondence OF Inc tribune.
SYossET, L. l. July :, 1917.
~fTey Sou ever visited this charming village,
shswsshed into brightness and enbowered among for
ct trees and flowers II not you have Loot of the
Nsutiul and sublime As you doubtless aware, Dr.
shew has located his WatersCure establishment here
md IL doing tall work with the ills that flesh is heir
W which come under his He has secured some
the finest water In the world and we have the de-.
sht Of a plunge In clear spring at 4Se Fahrenheit
noning noon and eve and take the douche in the most
primitive style a, the same temperature. The scenery
round exquistely fine and the fresh breeze from the
VA dimples ores cheek with a new glow of health
Nor are we without "reminiscences Of the olden time
Bereis Quaker church once revolutionary barrack-
the building In which the famous Hicks preached and
The rock from which Fox hsrsngued the Indians But
few rods distant 10 the residence OF Chancellor McCOun
We have oysters too such would make the dantiest
mouth and In fact every good thing desirable Come
W you don't believe, and see II Ia only g miles from
Jour City and the steamer CroOn leaves the dock at
Fulton Market every day at Ga NJ. returning at P. NJ
Sundays excepted. We held glorious jubilee at DR.
shsws the Fourth. Pudding and milk pancakes and
honey, with all conceivable delicate fxings and regu
M flow OF songs toass and speeches. the order Of
the day Nearly 100 persons enjoyed the festival in real
quiet quaint style their only drink cold water send
You lew OF the tossts annexed
The Progressive PressIts pe gives the fsirest prom
se on the Muenium may II strike deep ts Impressions
ne Ionp1Hnee Co1ss-May the time come when the
fruits OF the Earth shall fulf the purposa of their
cresiion-sustainiss instead Of destroying msnknd-
ksorltoR
Doctors Pres'nit, and SAsH-Advocs,es of the same
great healing principle may they never torsske their
KLEMENr-Cold Water GIN Quest
Tee Ladies and Springs Of Syosse-Bolh purifying and
exhilrating may their virtues grow brighter with age
they lenRthen the life of man.-H r. Wliiams
Dr. Shea and Lady-A capital pair OF shews with
polished "uppers" and substantial "so(ull(e>s' may
their Understandings bear them great reward Worh
The Farmers Of Long IslaHd-Like wise birds they
ere seldom caught with chat. Success TO them and
their seed-H l. SHGyi.
The Ladies Of Syosss--Like our oysters, they grow
better they out of the she.-H l.. 4
Truly yours HYDROPATHNf
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Sruerai &pruIrs.

~ Moorhead,s Graduated lhasnehc VIA
chne-This instrument 10 inpo tant improvement
over all other kinds Of manufacture SD has been adopted
by he medical profession general being me iosl
convenient and ehecuA Magnetic Machine 10 use IL 10
perfectly simple In consruc1on nd therefore MOI abe
10 get oa OF order 10 the case with suisr instrumeus
IL admits Of The perfect control, AID can be
TED to any power adapted Tor infant or sueien. o
the strongest adults the pleasure OF ne operator
magnetic force 10 parted in continuous manner $40
viii no unpleasant sensation 10 the nos deeAie PAs.
IL requires no assistant In is and 10 10 every fe'Poo'
perfectly harmless 49,. 49,,
Many OF the cures peror med BY his Instrument are III
ly wonderful OF hen In diseases Of The mcss .e'os
character known ~ the medical profession Amous a.
eTs nav be mentioned sorofula, dropsy, erysPess
mic rheumatism paralysis, epiepte fs headache, Ana
particularly diseases which may DO referred 10 ne nervous
system. =. -.
an evidence ofthe superiority Of these hsehnes over
ali Others reference be made 20 seFefA q nc
most distinguished IN The medical profession, VINO hsF
used Them 10 great variety Of complaints WI 20 surpnk
sIecs.s single trial win test their sdvsnts ges -
zach Machine 10 cOmp scIy arranged with bstiery anu
ali necessary appliances pat In neat rosev ooc oAses
Aecompsnyiug each IL Manual with MI dnseiions
regarding its lse and application 80.
tve,v family should possess OF Ties beaalifal IN
.,rnmenis They will always be found yausble com
nsnon ana onsn the very best physician In lime Of need
Owing 10 tho facilities possessed BY Toe subscrioef nc
Craduatsf Magnetic Machines are sold ~ prices eqaAy
10 " As hose charged for inferior articles They can be
readily to sny part OF the country tno eaen nsi~
il srrsntrd.
Manufactured aud for sails wholesale az retail, ~
jy2os ID. c. koQRaEAD, lSs BrosdwI y, NeN'foEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

I Institute II the Guy II New-Yors-Tbe Mana
gers of ths celebration Of AT and industry announce 10
lhrir fellow citizens hsl CASTLE GARDEN, me lsfsesi
AmphitheaTe 10 the d has been procured Tor The f
cepion Of ,des machinery. snd choice fabrics OF ski
snd ugeuu IS from the manufactures sud worSthops o.
our country on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, TIE lst ana
% days of October lexf and will open TO the pubc on
Tres .AI tbs 9Th al a'-i--. and continue Al ea'1
Caifle SAotrs -fgrcuuai and horticultural ErhbHtons
PlornF and Spadtne Mfches sod she National coren0
of Farpser GaTdeors and six CHhrfs will occupy po-
tiOns OF he frst and second weets
The friends Of industry ard Improvement throughout
the United invited 10 come and psionise TINS
great national exhibition.
In addition the usual Premiums Of gold and nicer mefIii
cups books and dip0nig ard the " Ian SchGet, Tat
niadger and knapp Premiums, 500 has been appro-
pualed spcciai erfrg cash premiums
Circulars giving fu particulars will be Issued IN lew