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SPECIAL TRAINS

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Correspondence from Mexico.
From the N. o, Delta

FROM lle ~. W. Detu'
I'd Hluntcers Returning Home-Iom
Corwin Burnt in EGgy-A Rogue
Drummcd out Of Ccmp-Gcn. 1aylo''
at Monttrcy-CoL Morga"'s appoint
msnt nell receiued-Busfamente AMI Or-
sera-1Ao Virginia Umtorms--,Vol-
s,aecr OratOry-EloqueM Specch'
BuENA VISTA, April 80, lS47.
Eps. DELTA:-No muster OF the Volun-
teers will AXE place tomorrow here, al
though mu sters have generally been made
eyery two months. The reason assigned
IA ,ha, there are no funds here to pay OIL
ali the troops-and further that in a
month the zone year men" will be dis
handed The downward movement OF The
troops will commence in about two weeks
we hear tina, the LIST Ohio, stationed here
,orore at Monterey, will leave the last Of
.his week, but can place no confidence III
rhe report. A great many will doubtless
remein with the army, but that bounty o.
twelve dollars will lose more than II
makes. Is this their bounty' Rather
ANAL business for the Senate and House
of Representatives in Congress assembled
don't you think so?
BY the way, the honorable Thomas Cor
win was burnt in efigy by "a large ant
respectable convocation" Of the boys,
few nights since, with very strong and IN
equivocal symptoms of dIsapproba!Ion,-
A great many prayers, intended for tn
honorable senator's benefit, were put "
On the occasion. We are sorry to be
compelled to remark, that their peculiar
character is hit off in popular little lrac
entitled "The Swearers Prayer"
A poor fellow (apropos to Corwln) wa
drummed out of camp for stealing horse
He belonged to the Arkansas Regiment
We know not how the scene looked It
others, but for ourselves must say, that i
was one of the hardest we ever looked at
The unfortunate man (let us think as gen
fly as posslble) was in rags and dirt
wounded aud bareheaded, marched along
the line of Knockers while the filters shrek
ed out that ancient insult that musca
tale of nfamy and deep disgrace, The
"Rogue's March,"
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"Poor old soldier" &c.


Gen. Taylor is still at Monterey, lie
issued congralula,ory orders to this Di-
vision of the army, on the receipt of the
intelligence from Vera Cruz.
Col. Morgan of Cd Ohio, has received
the appointment OF Of Colonel Of the 18th
Infantry. A better selection could not
possibly have been made. 1t is refresh
ing to meet with so interesting an item
Of the doings at Washington. Good can
come out of that Nazareth al the Capital
occasionally.
Reports of another battle, near Jalapa,
have reached US. As usual, rumor gives
US the victory. The number of camp tales
would be astonishing to the uninitialed,-
According to them, the enemy have been
advancing upon this point times mum.
berless." Gen. Wool even announced i,
once in an order. But no enemy "made
good their appearance, as The phrase
legal goes. Bustamente has been reported
at Incarnation with the usual complement
400 men.
'Phe roads are safe below Monterey
Gen. Urrera has left IN some disgust
Trains 60 up and down with escorts o!
from sixty to seventy. The Virginia reg.
linen, is at Camargo: they have by all &C,
counts, more clothing than any other reg
iment in these parts. Their coats are
curiosiles. Buttons, 10 the number OF
seventy, give to the soldier a sort Of comic
appearance; it looks as if the old chain
armor was revived again. They are a
clever set of fellows, though somewhat
discontinued, as all soldiers are at first
Marching with bIistered feet and heavy
knapsack, eating what one can get with
fingers, carrying ones clothes to the wash
erwoman's and washing them himself, and
all that, will soon become natural and ca
sy. All! "the elephant" has great many
more spectators than admirers.
1t is amusing to hear the various tales
Of the late battle here. Groups may be
seen gathered round some "individual'
who PETALS with astonishing fuency and
gesticuation, VIVA, he saw and did in that
memorable action We passed a crowd
where a fellow Of this catalogue, with a
felt hat which had seen its best days, a
couple Of pistols, peculiarly ferocious
looking weapons, two pairs of brooches
"rolled into one," and small smile Of a
shirt, was giving the audience his ideas,
something after the following:
"Well, sirs, wherever the copper was
richest and heaviest, there you'd see old
Tay. 1t made me think Of old Gallups's
lard.house-,he bombs flew, and fell, and
Kissed, and fried, like as if they were rem
dering' GU, the sky and making candles
by the wholesale. 1t was about what
think h would be on lection day for
President. Them there mountains, that
hook so still now, was all on the wave with
men and greasers up to the top and the
bay made 'em shiue as if old "Billy
up there" had been raining half eagles
on'em'-as he said this he looked up
with comic sort of reverence. I'D
me, If i: wasn't one of them days. Old
Tay. was one of 'em, too. He was one
of Gods own bhoys-he was They coulo
not kill him. lie was out all the time
and fit away without any grub, and when
he come in, he said he was hungry enough
TO eat jackass and snap at the rider
Amt any you got any of the ardenl?"
FisndShip.-D not believe, because
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40 DE(,EpEInN.

Not 4 week passes away without we have to recOrt
o the most astonishing 0long ontinued Asth
ma, lncipent Consumption, Bleeding the lungs BrOn
chtis Difficulty of Breathing, and the various diseases tc
which the Lungs and Throat are subject, by SliERMANs
OIOSAONlAN,
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MARIN JOU r N A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.


Packet ship New FORK, Cropper from Liverpool Sd
Feb mdse to G IL Marshall. The n Y. has experienced
severe weather on the cosst-sprung bowsprit &c.
Packet ship Patrick Henry Delano, from Liverpool
Feb % mdse, to Grnnel, Mnturn Co 9TH ult lat A.
Ion III, 10 a hurricane from TO w. Loot nearly n
whole suit Of sails and has had succession Of heavy
gales from the Westward ever since 18th ult la, 43 80
Ion al H. exchanged signals with chip Sir Robert Peel
2sth ult lat ~ &C. Ion 80 H. bark bound Westward
under jury topmast sails set msinmss; same day
exchanged signals with packet ship Albany I'm Hayre for
NewYork. Saw several vessels bound East with loss
Of sails.
Packet ship st James, Myers I'm London and Ports
mouth, Feb "a mdse to Grnnell. Minturn & CO. The
81 James has from the 9th to the 2t OF March and from
Ion "a 10 IS experienced continual gales from the West
ward. Saw two ships and brig with loss Of topmss.
2sth u lat 42 80 Ion S. passed two large ice bergs 25th
lat 80 IS lon IS IS Ia with ship supposed the
Probus Of Boston Goth, lat "A 30, Ion So, large
held Of ice 3s lat4l TO- lon 20 exchanged signals with
new ship showing white flag with black ball 10 it,
Brig Belle, Vase % do I'm ST Jsgo de Cuba sugar to
john Hill.
Brig Regina, OBJ Reynolds I'm Cork, March 4, ballast
to Grnnell Minturn Co. llth ult lat IS H. Ion 81
spoke brig Kuby IL de I'm Glasgow for New York. with
loss Of foretopmast 30th lat a. Ion o. spoke brig Bos
ton, hence for Cork The X. has experienced severe
weather on the coast and sprung main yard.
Brig Two Brothers. (of Portland Chamberlain, IA DIS
fun Csrdenss Cuca $40 hhds - tea mossses. 10 Spot
ford Tleston & Co. 3st ult lat 81, Ion ~ passed
number Of molssscs casks supposed the deck load OF
some vessel.
Brig Lady of the Lake Boemsn, 10 ds I'm Bermuda in
hAllost to Middleton & Co.
schr Thomas Page. Castle dc I'm Philsdelphis, salt
TO NJ McCready.
schr Mary Jane. Osborn de- fm Norfolk undse to
Stargess Chairman Co.
Scnr x Shaw, Tce, 8 de I'm Brandywine, Del. corn
meal. TO Anea & Paxson.
Schr Amazon, Steelnan, 4 de from Washiugton, NC,
corn and cotton. to master
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Books.
THE ANNALIST

THE ANNALIST,
A RECORD or PRACTICAL MEDICINE in the City
N of NewYo.k. Edited by William c. Roberts, M. ID.
Fellow Of the College and Surgeons OF New
YorS.
No. Is ofh established Journal Is now ready.
CONTENTS.
l..Clinque OF the University of New-York
lC!ipque OF the College OF Phy.icians and Surgeons
Ill. Reports ofN. Y. Hospital
w.. Reports OF New. York Pathological Society.
V..Copgestiye Commissions BY Aug. @. Elliott, Nj d.
VI..Repors of New-York Med. and Surg. Society.
VII. Surgery at the n. Y Hospital.
VIII. Report Of Academy OF Medicine.
TX. Coll of Phys and Surg Report Of commencement
X..PracticAl Suggestions By Moore Holt, NJ d.
XII Case OF Peculiar Vocal Sound Issuing from Corpse
NIL. Editors Table. Ether In France. Naria Obituary
Publshedb by DANIEL ADEE, l07 Fulton-sl N Y.
AZ
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Drp Goods.
EnBRoIDERiEs, LACE GOODS, DRESS cars RIBBONS, &C
a nWAX

EMBRolDERIEs, LACE GOODS, DREss CAFs KIBbvNsI FC'
377 BROADWAY,
" SCOTT co. have recently opened The above
w siore with large and splendid stock 10 which they
respectfully invite the attention Of ladies' Amid new
aud elegant variety will be found TAMBoUR DRESSES very
fine quantity from S., SkEDLE.woRK TUCKED DRESSES
q and rows from $40 sot Of oolorod figured sheer gng'
ham dresses 50 INFANTS embroidered robes, from %
70 -2O about . dozen sEEDLEwoaK COLLARS from os 70
IS each; large quantity oheisetes, various Styles oo
dozen embroidered cuffs from L. 10 So per pair sheer lape
bordefed LAWN HANDKERcHEFs from &C 10 az per doL
hemmed stitch, ryiere snd embroidered do new and
elegant OF imitation lace odpes from - 81 70
81 30 each large quantity black and while IGee peii'
from S. upward Remarkably cheap an excellent Vsrl-
ely OF the NEWEST SIZING RIBBONS are offered 81 very
small advance the cost OF importation; y or 50 doken
Dies cJps, comprising almost every variety oil style inIl
assortment OF Vaenc.ennes, Mechin. Regency, FONT
dAlencon, black BRUSSELS aud imitation aees muslin
trimmings &c. &c N. B-As every article 10 marked al
the lowest remuneaing profit draiOH IN priees ea be
made ms lms
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JOHN BARLEY,

MERCHANT TAILOR AND READY MADE CLOTHING STORE,
No. l46 Broadway corner Of Libery's'.
IL EPS CONSTANTLY on hand complete assortment
Aoi hne and superne goods, which he VIII make up a.
the lowest market price for cash approved credit VIZ
English, French and American broadcloths casmeres
and vesngs Of all coors and qualities Also, cotton and
linen dress shirts collars cravsis and self usln slocAs
and general assortment Of fancy goods.
His work Is all made by hrst-raie worknen ana war
anted 10 give entire satisfaction. Gentlemen faVorug
him with their orders may rely having their clothing
got up In the best style and at prices As low as me same
qualify OF work be expected any other establish
nent In the Union. Orders from any part Of the country
will receive prompt attention, and clothing forwarded by
the most safe and expeditions routes.
~ B.-Genuemen furnishing their own goods may rely
on having them made In style not 70 be surpassed
Also Constantly on hand large assortment Oi Ready
" Ade Clolhinr. ms oa
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN packet alp He,c. York. from Lir9poolMrJ Hsstings
lady and son. Mr. McDufee, Miss McDuiee of Ireland.
Mrs saven Of Y, w Day OF Canada Wright England
--337 In the steerage.
In sIip Patrick Horny, from LirepOcI-Mr Walter bud
ley lady and child, Miss Summerfeld. Messre VIM Gun
ninghsm, Thos c Tngee-332 in the steerage.
IN brig Lady Of the Lake from Bornudd-Dr Reese OF
Canada, Mr. Robt Lightbourn Of Bermuda
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MEDICAL OUACKERY.

ITS ORIGIN, CAUSE, and Cure, with hints to Young
Physicians and advice 10 families In relation 10 the I'M
pcrtant subject Of consultaon-by DR.. Homer Bostwck
Is Chamberssl The article Of which this pamphlet Is
republication appeared few days since In the Evening
Mirror. SO many have been the calls for II That the Hu
thor induced by the hope Of saving the health and perhaps
the lives Of many, has epubished Il IN more convenient
form
FOR sale wholesale and retail By BURGESS, STRING
Err & co. 222 Broadway; WIN II. GRAHAM, Tribune
Buildings; WILLIAM TAYLOR co. Astor House
". LONG x BROTHER, Ann-st; Evening Mirror ONCE
COZ Nassau and Ann SIS PIce Oh cls. nll wv
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Ceaal Notifies.

by ORDER Of Hon. John w. Edmonds, Judge dn NJ
DFirsl Circuit notice is hereby given, pursuant 70 w.
provisions of the statute authorizing attachments sSn
absconding concealed and non resident debtors that
attachment issued against the estate OF John Andew
resident of Beville, NewJersey and that the same w
be sold for the payment OF his debts unless ne appear ~
discharge such attachment according TO law, within ,
months from the first publication OF this nouce ana w.,
the paymen: Of any debts due TO him and the densey
him or for his USE OF any property belonging TO PIN s
the transfer any property by him are forbidden
and are yoid.-Dated the 7th day Of December, lSte
DANA, WOODRUFF x LEONARD,
Aitorneysfo for Attaching Creditor,
IA lswqm 30 Wall 81 New-Yofk
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THE ROSE CULTURIST.

A VALUABLE PRACTICAL TREATISE on the Gull
htvstion and Manag the Rose In AL It's varieties
including Hybndizng, Budding, Grating, Rootgrang,
Forcing and producing Seeding Roses with an enumer-
son and description Of more than 200 varieties Of this
beautiful flower. Embeished with numerous epgrayinss
Muslin gill; 81 cents Mail edition, p cents Published
and for sale al The Office OF the Farmer aud Mechsnc 10
Nassau.st a. 2tDltW
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Mlisrell

miscellaneous.
Law NOTICE.
ANDERSON & MCCLELLAN,
Late Of Tennessee,
ATTORNEYS AND coUSsELLoRS AT LAW
hB idnnd. Florida.
xHTILL PRACTICE LAW In partnership in all the Courts
w Of this State Any busiuess entrusted TO their care
will NEE, with prompt attention.
X References;
A. b. Estes, New-York City.
Hon. o. NJ. Bramlitt,
A. +. CAT, Esq. NASHVILLE, Tenn
Messrs. Martin McAlster.)
n s;s 3, BI wsi1b E' ga Pulaski, Tenn.
David Looney, ESQ Memphis, Tenn.
Hon T. Dillahurty, Columbia, Tenn. m3D fieod
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ALBERT Z. WINSHIP,
nRUGGIsTG APOTHECARY, II Fast Broadway, cor.
DMarketst formerly David Sands co., would respect
fully inform hs friends and the public generally, that he
has on hand choice selection Of drugs medicines chemi-
Gals perumery fancy articles &c. al Of which have been
selected with great expressly for retailing and every
article sold 81 his store warranted genuine.
Particular attention will be paid TO physicians prescrp
tons and competent person will be IN attendance a. all
hours-dey night
Superior Swedish Leeches for sale or applied by an ex'
perienced person. NIL I'm
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HOBEIs PATENT

EXTENSION DINING TABLES, with premium metal
II plated slides long fsyoraby known as The most dura-
be elegant and economical Extension Tables, warranted
never 20 get Of order large assorIment-he largest
dining rooms hotels steamboat &c; together with gen
era assortment Of elegant and fashionable Cabinet Furni
always ready at the mandatory and waTerooms 4
Broadway where the public respectfully Invited 10
call and examine tm26 fmsl CT HOBE, 443 Broadway
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List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
Harlem, N. Y. april /, lsi7.
Anthony, III y

r Pcrsons calling fer he fooiHg litcl 'rH Pioais say ad
rerd, hsy not lootcf oyer un!esI particularly
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DIV 0RpRR Of psvid NJ. Chopin E.qaIrs, SUPPER.

by ORDER Of David NJ Chaplin, Esquire, supfsns.s
ID Court Commissioner: Notice Is hereby given inssI
at,achu has been issued against the estate OF VIM
Blake late OF Norfolk, St. Lawrence County az non~
dent debtor and that the same will be sold Tor ne Psyn
OF mis- debts unless he appears within nine months ron W
first publication hereof and discharges such attach mso.
cordng 10 law and hat the payment of any debts Que
him from residents Ct this State, and the delivery 70 an
for his OF any properly belonging TO him. snd me W.
fer Of such properly forbidden by law and are yoa
March 9th, is47. JAMES BROWN, Arornsys
ms lawem for Attaching Creditor
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
.ssrIsEp IL rHs rnsusE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,

ADvsEusED ~ TBS TRIBUNE Bg nEciAL APPOINTMENT.
ais. .in6 be Il fuTtA<r sractrd,
And all Advertisements made under he orders OF he Pos
astsrCencra In Newspaper or newspapers, Of letters
uncsed for IN any Post Oce shall be inserted IN the paper
or papers Of the Town place where NE Office advertising
may DO situated, hortnG tie arg erf eircstlafion-
Neu Psa Office L>nU pasted narcA D. isis
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE, lis Futon.sL-buhHHsS
IL 4 BABCOCK offer for sale-blsnk Book Papes, RAJ
son's Walshs Hubbsrd's and other manufacturer CO
and Cut Caps, ruled and plain; Folio Psckei snd ma
mercal Post; Letter Papers ruled and pam, VI go
tiles and various manufacturers Hubbsfds untea etss
ard colored Papers, various sizes Tissue faps &c,
and co'ored and book Printing Papers, OF ,Ssf
sizes constantly on hand Any size maze 10 'soe
B.nders Trunk Bonnet, Press and Carpet bosIus ,ss
Agents for the sale OF Patent Manila Enyeiop sna Max
ping Papers: Patent sandpaper STOCK bos.o rev
and Plate Papers Bleaching sails OiHA % 70 odd
ings &c. &c for paper-makers' ase u. 80 -
DHILADELPHIA PRESS BkICh.-r.. ts-
j one hundred thousand fret quality Lybrands s'
address d ea,. WI" " Philadslpon-
SyOITUEKN AND WEsTEkN Merchants ~ ..m AZ
SIcuarly requested 20 call al III Ful!ont snI soo
on article that can DO sod 70 every family ALDEM
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BRUSHES! BRUSHES

YNHE UBSCRIBER respectfully invites the attention Of
i the public his extensive assortment OF Brushes OF
every description at the Brush Factory, S57 Pear-sL
Franklinsqusre. Constantly hand, Paint Brushes,
Whitewash Brushes, Window DO. busting do. and all
kinds Of Fancy Brushes which he offers for sale al The low
est prices la5lw. JOHN X. HOPPEE.
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Bonses for Sale.

@ Jersey CITY PkOPRRTY-l,e~
- sae-I~o Zstory frame houses and lo. WIN s.ss
ana easements. finished IN good Style grs-s tss 40
DOORS painted walls, sc. &c one house has .,,.a,s
green house with handsome French yeranesa f,o
mefe splendid view Of the river and New var. see
ahoTet gSraen and avn Iassfuiy lad out whles 49,.
desirable residence also, three vacaot o,s skes
NE sbove also, two cottages twenty-five feet fror, soIs
oesatia verandsh, giving 10 them from the rir.r
near tbs water. Psn Of the purchase ruonev e.ars,
on bond ana mortgage For particulars spolv N AnAn
ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER, Aaeiio...,
- :. Broat.s
- At PRIVATE sATE-A vA0s1Is -
~ mile from Plainheld, n J. TIE houss h s.fs
TWO stories high sided with cedar shingle. ,'ee
The roof containing 50 acres OF see land diya.5 %
fields by The best Of fences IA "a st,e ~ ~ sna
with large barn, stable house carr, "a 49,.
house too shop, corn CRIB, ice and hen house. ~sen
the Gay In the beet manner IL IA well sor.sd -. y
sinds Of fruit lrees This is delightful wn 81
very healthy and convenient Of access IN AZ
eacs pass to and from three times esch dav 70, os
''i as 'iR % 10 ANTHONY h. j. ssLLEeKsEk
. HANDSOME HOUSE ana one acre .Sl7..SS77..
N f2rs country residence FOR persons dong b1.oss
NsM-f oIN, O.lng on.y two miles from Wili.r.
Finishing turnpike and IN The rear or he W,ray.ns sa
and Jamaica turnpike for sale very los g. 1850.
mer, on the premises, good well csern csrysr, 81
IS. apple and pear trees house alone eos a. Goa nov,
fered Tor eeo part can remain mortgage Il reSars
Inquire on the premises or Of ~r'ee'
CHARLES HENRY SMITH,,
asst C. N BovEE, 50 walaN.Y
O. SIXTH WARD PROPERTY for ..e-wa
NJ. be sold by A. J. BLEECKER, Auc uoneer a, 49,
Merchants Exchange on the 9Th Of April isti :, n,
O'Clock, The valuable lot aad premises situate on ~ co.
ner Of Duane, Cross and Centre being about d -
front and rear, and about 30 feet deep. For pntr,,
apply to the auciioneer OF to PlNNE l. BURRILL AN.
san-st Al n.
q FOR sALE-Lo,s on Twenly-sixlh ard Ty.-,,--
III seventh s,s. west OF Tenihsyenue and ocs loi ~
- Twenty-hfth-st between Ninth and Teuth svrn,s.
Ard n iAt two m Lave
wharfage. Inquire OF JAMES s. SLUYTER "
milo 2m- al NAL.
| - AT PRIVATE sALE.-Two lou OF ground q.
81 Laurens.sL
- Also, two lots on SchieBen-sL al Msnhausrysr.
each lot - feet by half he block. For particulars pr,
to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auetione.r''
mSl lw Broad-st
| 9 FOR SALE OR TO LET-At West HoboSsn
Il two-slory cotsgehou.e, rooms and cellar s,r
two lots OF ground, situated on Palisade avenue a.
commanding fine prospect An omnibus runs 10 b,
/ ferry. Apply on the premises s3lw-
| q FOR sALE-The lot and three Story hoQss n
- fret rate Orderly S9 Fiithst Avenue D. Tar.
/ - Is small stable the rear. Terms will be aeon
! modalng. For particulars inquire of
| m3l st. J. T. MILLS. lS3 Cherr-st
- FOR SALE, or Exchange for other Properly
s The Saw Mil al the foot OF Grand-sl 4. r. TIE ca
CINE Is a. horse power and machinery in good ofder
| Inquire Of mia I'm GEO. w. RIBLET, II Tonpkinsst
|
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pArENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER.

PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMFEhJ
ar NURSES ASSISTANT, a newly invented and very
Ousef article Of the nursery, by which infants three
months old and exercise and amuse themselves
mode highly conducive to health, decidedly superior
anything before offered 10 the public For sale al 9Oei
Broadway, by las lmeod'l GEO w. FUTILE.
rVHE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Com
pany-Ofice IL Wallst-rhis Institution il Distinguish
ed by the following peculisries
lsI When the premium Is $50 annually, one-tourh
be paid In cash and three fourhs IN secured note
II months bearing six per cent interest," or II may De
paid half yearly, quarterly or monthly.
%. Persons lake life policies and paying 30 per cent OF
premium IN cash and those taking policies Tor shorter
periods and paying 50 per cent In cash give their In
dvidus notes FOR the balances satisfactory 10 The OFF,
The business Of the Company has been unparalleled dur
ng The time Of s existence. To The let OF January 1871
20 monlhs 1907 policies had been issued and after paying
all losses and expenses there remained net capital VI
nearly S0000 Statements OF the business and all other
papers Of the Company may be had by applying the ONCE
Of The Company, II Waist New-York
DIRECTORS
Seth Low, JohnA. nderw God ,Thos. B. Segur
VIM A. r. Peuiz, WIN. II. Mol, Edw. Anthony
Henry McFarlsn, RObL L. Patterson, VIM. NJ Simpson,
ChAs. s. MGckLetL Andrew SSneling Lewis c. Grover
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. L. LORD, Agent
jas. SrEwARr N. D. Medical Examiner, ct the Office
daily from 10 O'Clock.
VALENTINE MoTT, III ID.
JAS. NAs RESssELAER, NJ. ID.
A. TuThksif Medical Board OF CCuEultAliOu.