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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

Id, ftO n h1~ An ID ESSEX RAIL
sf& r., hOAD.-Summey .fyraHgemeHf Pas
senger Trains leave Neg,York Esot OF
Cortland 4 Al 3 A ~ and 2. NJ Newark a. 81 NJ
anf q 2 NJ and Morristown, Al A. "a and 2P NJ
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached leaves Morn.
town, A ". and Newark, P. n
Passengers by the morning train Monrs,Own wll sry,
mere Al lut O'Clock where stages viii be In READINGS. q
convey hem To schooleys Mountain Washington Beiyi
dere and Eason daily, 10 OWegO, Milford Newton Sian
hope and Succasuny Mondays, Wednesdsys and FL
days and % Roeks~sy Dover, Sparta and Ness,ol OF
ne following days 20 meet the r NJ train os New Yo,
sage VII 49, leave ior BasEeuridge every evening
on ne arrival OF the cars Al MorristO~n.
ny Inc recently established siage leaves No-ri.tou,
ior ne Delaware Wster Gap and SrOudsburx viz s.ohos
l0nns9nburg, Columbia and BairsrOwn, every Tne.ds0
Ihlfsaay and Sunday the arrival Of the A NJ trssr
rom n 4 Returning On The alternate days the st.g,
caves suoudsbufg a. A. ". 10 the M ears ffo,
AQrrstOwn. 80 WV" ~"
Passengers 90 through 10 and from Jersey CRY uho,,
ehansing cars On leaving the city passengers Will d-
posi- ler baggage In the the foot OF Couland a,
where "a agent viii be In attendance 10 receive hi An
packages or bundles Eust be entered wayb or he
WI ne forwarded immedi aeiy to Morrsovn rom Absn,
5.sln ly stephens Condirs Daily TRANSPORTATION Iins
Newark or from the transportation Office Of The n y
ana transportation Company foot q Llbery-st -
NETWORK, sCHoOLEY's MouNTAiN '' EasT,.
- oELs Exc oy new line OF postcoarhrs NJ. ~.
Lofts ao Essex rsroad-The public are hereby
MAJ mere = now running Of the best lns. ~ -,
coaches 10 the United States between Morro. " Ross
asseneers ~ this line leave Ney.Yors 6,,s =,
~ ia as.y Sunday excepted Al O'clock A
new add splendid post-coaches IN ~ Nj '~ice y
sic1ntain, Por Golden. Washington And srs.
TlsYlIe' and arrive 10 Eason early The sane .ss,
when consee;. s me ne ron Wsshngion Bevidsre
sIsaHs me OF stages, from Easton Pa Passergsr. a.
slo1hlsn' oy his line, will ind posfcoache. AT
upon NE arrival q the cars Roirg ipme5Is,s's
a., se ne ~ coaches Ia owned and coadncei by CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ The ALLEGHENY NAIL Is neat ne"
weekly Wing paper At Warren, p, by j. "AHNhN
FLETCHER II supports Taylor and Fillmore
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r., -Ys,.sHsszr1MORRIs AND ESSEN RAIL

r.. rEzapEsssft1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
III ROAD-The extension Of this Railroad
from MOfrstown 10 Dover passing
through the village Of Denye and RockawAy, viii be
opened for the transportation Of passengers on Tuesday
August I.
The passenger trains and after that date will run be-
tween Newark and Dover as follows.
Leave NYork for Dover ni'm'diate places AN ~ Pm
Newark 84AM a 4 N
'' Dover for Newark and New-YOrk AM PM
MOrrstOwn Jam. & q z ~
AZ Morns,own the An train Of cars from New York con
meets with stages for schooeys Mountain, Washington
Bevifere, and Eascn daily.
Al Dover The AN tram connects with stages succa
sunny Newton. Milford, and Owego. Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays and With Jchnsonburg Columb airs
town. sIoudsblrg, aud Delaware Water Gap on Tuesdays
Thursdays aud salufanys each line returning alternate
DAYS.
For sianhopea stage leaves the arrival Of the 81 and
P NJ trains no Dover.
For Breckenridge stage leaves he arrival Of he "
tram al MofrsiOwn.
All packages bundles must be entered on the waybil
Or the Company viii not hold themselves responsible
Freight Will be- f0r's aTded Immediately MOrnsiOwn and
Dover from Albany Basin, by Stephens COudf Coxs line
Of suops 10 Newark, om the TRANSPORTATION Office Of
The " kR and Trans Co foot Of Libertysi and II de-
sired will be called for any part Of he city hy application
a. aid once lIy@l IRA DODD, SupL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

- DR.. COLLIER is in Buffalo with ms Model
Artists lie has converted the Editors OF the Co|n9
cal and the Editor Of the RPHbiie is hopefully i'm
pressed With the del.cscy Of the exhibition
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II -
fG 49, TITS uRGH, WHEELING, Cincin
-uah.by Morning and Eveningtrains IRON
New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cumberland, with
the Mountains by the great United States MAJ
and Passenger Route Through In f8 hours from Newly
Pfsburgh and Wheeling thence 70 Cincinnati, st Louis
directly through by the United States Mail Trains.
Leave New-York foot " Libery-st Al AN and u
N FOR Philadelphia and connect with nes FOR Baltimore
Leave Pnladelphis by 10 Pm train for Baltimore and
rive In time connect with u NJ train fos Pittsburgh anc
Wheeling, going directly through without delay.
Leave Philadelphia, BY Railroad from the Of Eleventh
and Market s8t AM. Tor Baltimore and arrive IN nm,
to with PM train for Pittsburgh snd Wheeling
and going directly through without delay.
Leave Philadelphia by steamboat NJ q 7. from Docfd
wharf Sundays excepted) and lodge IN Baltimore.
The only Inc Sunday from Philadelphia for Baltimore
Leave Baltimore st u AM and P NJ. daily by the Bau
and Ohio Railroad
Leave Cumberland ai6 NJ and s AM. by twenty dsl,
lines Of the National Road and Good Intent Sta Companies
AMI arrive IN Pittsburgh Wheeling next evening and the
following morning.
Passengers for Pittsburgh take splendid
-rnbut stesmhOas Brownsville, and thereby have only
~ miles Of staging on the whole route.
Rstclas steamboats, leave Pittsburgh AndW heeing rsgu
larry and forwarded without delay 10 CncD
uad ard al other ports In the South and West
TAKE NOTICE.-Ticke,s are not sold In New.York &c
Passengers for Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Wheeling Thu
notice becomes necessary on account of several peTsOn
u such tickets suppOsng they authorized 10 pass IL
frstcass trains 10 Baltimore and the South aud West
They have no connection with us.
For through tickets by this route, apply IN Philadelphia
the Railroad Ofce corner OF Market and Eleventh sis
IS south Third-sf board steamboat, Dock-st wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh sl2, tc
Wheeling 3, with Inc privilege Of stopping At Baltimore
and res1mDg 'ea's al pleasure FcI fsnhsI Information
A Adams Co.'S Express Office, IS wsllsL al ii A. N
or n y Broadway. al
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SARSAPARILLA
and syrup Of
YELLOW DOCK.

THIS Is THE CHEAPESr-Pncz 81 cents a bottle
and FAR the best preparation Of Yellow Dock ever ODER
ed Tor sale u Immediately -cr0fula kings evil
fneurnafsIn obstinate erpuOns pimpies pus
les on me fsce boiches bes chronic eyes ring
or ieer scd head enlargement ard pain o. the bones snd
JOINTS stubborn ulcers diseases arising from injurious
use % mercury sscrs drOpsy. exposure mprldenCe
IN LIE chronic constitutional disorders The Of Ibis
preparation 5 now widely known. and requires fictitious
i.7 3ntTu1bkS
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-n~-.PAs-AGE And FREIGnr RE

F.FI,lIr1-f NDT IFV-N NJ MVNVTVTsl -FFtlInE U1s
e---zx<1,@sf Albany through direct al O'Clock. froc
the pier foot ~ Robinson 81 fsi above Barclay Selns
RIP VAN NINKLE Capt Sfmne Schuyler. viii loave "a
Monday Wednesday, aud Friday a. q O'Clock, Pm Ff
passage or freight apply board or - o. t. stanley re
ofre on the dock This Loaf viii arrive NJ al tines n
annie time for the moraing trains East or West Freigh
taken al noderate All persons forbid us1ng hs
hoaf N Ithont A written order from the Captain. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

- y. ~ Consequence Of the frequent claims for dan,
ages presented against The -
-, s estern Canals arising from the abstraction on FOOD.
aeAsses lnpenecty secured the Board Of FORWARD
ns security Of The merchants themselves 10 sdop, he
io1owlng resolution. viz: r' 100
nesorsf Thai We will not receipt a. In shipping o,Ser
BOXES or cases Of dry goods has eaps straw so.
ooos or shoes desned for the West unless such bores
e1es are properly tsped and scaled when shipped no,
ny noxes or easks containing goods Of any descpoa On
salpmsni N Holt 49, 49, os,ofo
esonss II. SsAer sszssay. I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
..RINGDON-PIACE-
MINING COMPANIES.

DOCkY HILL MINING AND hANlFAC-
hTURING COMPANf.-At a meeting Of ne Board oi
Directors held Camden, " on the 1t july 1888, az
assessment Of per share each and every snare
81 The capital STICK Of me Company levied paysoe m
thirty DAYS from the 10Th day % July, d 81 ne Office OF
he Company In Philade pha-
EIirlc' from e Supplement 70 re Chay'er, dITroref IN
February. 1913.
A. -taekhi"r r''i-- OBJ r'' il tt-.'-t ~ cry ..i
-rt Ilfe hsrt 'Iff rr'fff 0f tt
r.f -s trf share nd sfk l1 shah
.. u1pt lnr c@ re~i oi hry 'r- after
s..l fe preftHr 1t "fffn
b- rs .t,khi-rs urf such assessment tl- tai
1rriff b. nrisr ni The Biri of Directors. Hi6H CRAIG,
DAVID c. sSFNETr Treasurer liyl9 5oil President.
TO COPPER SNELTERs.-Tendersw will be re-
L ceived by the Quebec Mining Company. from paus-
willing % contract o smell copper ore az The Company
mines. Mica Bay Lake superior into copper or hacA meta
equal IN neness and qlay On the copper usually imported
into New York from Chill Sufficient ground FOR me cree
ton Of furnaces Will be allotted and the contractor viii have
the privilege u cutting lumber for fuel or taking me mate
na for Aux from the lands Of the Company. Tenders
the price per u copper Or black metal pro
duced. Farther particulars viii De o1ained y applying a.
the Coupany's Office. Quebec. JNO. BONNER. secy.
Ofce Of Quebec Mining Co Quebec. july T. 1873 ly@+ OF
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r.. czSzszsE1 ELfZABRTHTOWN AND SON.
~ S8Y>VEs ERViLLE RAILROAD.-From %
Battery pier No. forth River


Neto foys dsd Elizabethtotca, fFlLe lsf osafs)
Leave New York AZ 8 O'Clock A NJ Up NJ and 5 > " .
Leave Ehzsbe,hiown At II O'Clock NJ. 10. A M5t Pn
ASe- fork PbIided Scotch PaiAs Feril< and Bestsee
Leave New-fork ats o'clock AN; tfreighi) NJ snds
Leave Plainfeld at 81 ffreighu NJ 81 AM snd y Pm
Asc York, Sonaerrigs Bosnlbrook Nee Hrrkef "
Leave New YORK al o'clock NJ / freight AID 5P "
Leave someryille at "a (freigtD AM: SAN ard 81 Pm
N slaves viii be In reedntss Somerviie Oh ne a.
rival Of the O'clock AN ,ran'of Cars from Nes Yor %
convey Passengers TO Easion Wksbarre, Alcriown'
Msuch Chunk &c. Pa. and to sennVion, Clinton Jug
town. Bloomsbgry Jacksonville, White House, Morn
Brsnck, kc. N. J. ty5u
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-n->NE.y-yoRK, ALBANY q rRov

Es%isx-~i<IINE-F Albany and Troy d.re,-s.
AcAazss1 he Pier a; the fDoi Of Cortland sl-P.rs-
tskinc these boats vii arrive IN Troy IN ume TO ss ~ "a.
hest morning trains West 10 but,o, and Nof'h 70 Las.
George and ChAmpa'n The low pressure se,~1-.,
TROY Cart Wm n FrsHee, 90 Monday, Wedrs.ssy.ss
Friday Al O'Clock p. NJ The new and splenih se,n
bost fNPIRE Cspt W W Topper, on Tuesday Trs.
dsy ans saturday At O'Clock freight mus, be ri a
charge of the Freight Agent the Company VII az y.
responsible Tor oss For passage Nc sply % hoCd 70
al : : CHAMBERLAIN. a. The Office on evA.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

IN FASHIONABLE HATS-Jnsi finished. the
Ak most splendid article ever offered elegant French
SILK Hats a. the low price OF -. usually sold for -
Also an article Al - - and - 25-nest Hats Al 81
iy7 In BROWN i46 Csnalst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ New-Nork WRfcr-Cure Esfab lis hment,
4. ID. Peirsou, MD. Proprietor.-This establish,
meni Ia uptown In OF the pleasant and healthy
parts Of the city, containing sixty rooms with severs
private psrlos good table for nvsits, Others who
wish good plain diet Also, ne arrangement for bath
ing Is and y Ess, Foareenh-st Union-squsre New.
lork. Tvs lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
rVO COPPER ~MELTERs.
DIVIDENDS.

nINIDEND.-The Macon and Western Railroad Co
~ Of Georgia have declared dividend Of Two Do. ars
per share on the capital STOCK o the Company payable 10
the Northern stockholders the Bank Of the state OF New
York 10 this City. on the Let day u August next
Signed }. II TAYLOR, Treasurer
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-n-s. MnR>ING LINE nd ocLncr

,Il.---NFOR ALBANY an the following ianars,'
S-e-x~-r--"C adwe's West Point, Newhurgh Han.
ton Milton. Ponghkeepsie Hyde Pars, kirgsion, RI
Hook, Bdsol, Caiskili Hudson, CoI.aesie snt Kinder
and splendid steamer CONFIDENCE. Capt Pei
will leave the steamboat pier foot ~ Robinson-si weisss
day July - 1913, O'Clock VI. FOR passage Or irs,t
.nnlv on hoard the boat nyN
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..T-A0pENIISG Or TnEssxslm@

1ss.-sNAL for l8+8.-Binghap's
Line Pittsburg h-The undersigned would respectfully
inform Western shippers that The fret Of March, nsuss
will be resumed for the 10 Prsaaigh
via tho Pennsyvenia Canals and Railroads Goods msfsed
for this ne viii be forwarded with great dispatch and
the lowest current No commissions other CHARGE
for forwarding goods from Pittsburgh. regular line q
Sesm Packets leaves sburgh daily et 10 O'Clock fof
Cincinnati, Louisville ~ Louis Mark pacssges-bns'
hams Line via Canal
80 WV TYSON Agent ~ Wesi-s w
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IT, rogcIsKEEPsIE LIMB %

Su~Spr-=riS BARGEs.-The hnges CLINTON Csel
sAA..~S>SN iltsio, every Monday. EXCHANGE,
Cspt Rosekran- every Thursday. POUGHkEEPslE
Capt Hoffman every Saturday, NJ o'clock, NJ fom foci
Mlrayst for passengers and freight The shove BJges
comfortable cabins and are expressly fitted up for the con-
fort and convenience of passengers Anve 81 Poughkeep
sic In for the Sharon, Pine Plains snd New
For farther particulars apply board the buyes
~ 10 fmSi m WILLIAMSON A VAIL. ia Wss..a .
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49,, FoR KEypORr AND MIDDLE
CONVENANCES.
r.. -ys,r,ss.ss.szs-l NE .YORk AND sE~ =
- ~ -. ERIE RAILROAD ,&v5Ssssikk -.

- -yrftastFtrEs1 ' " 1UHF MD ell
- l --s~-ssSs. ERIE RAILROAD. ELSSSSa..s7E>>ss5-
sr.x-oH SUMNER arrangement
From May !. 1913 until farther notice.
FOR PAssENGEss-Leave New-lOTk lflpri the foot 81
Ouane-st) al o'clock, AN and O'Clock M ior Pier
mont Bl4ivellvile ClarksOwu Spring Valley, MOuseyl
Ramapo Monroe Works, Turner'S, Monroe Oxford, Ches'
er Goshen, New Hampton, Middleown, Howelfs Qua
vile and Port Jervs
For New.York and intermediate psces-Lesye Fort Jer
viz At NJ and At T M Ousville, Al s. A AMI x
PM: MiddietOwn. a. AM. and PM; Goshen, Il
A NJ and ~ M. Chester At y AM and y Pm.
All baggage the risk II the owner, unless pug Y
charge OK DE baggagemastsrs Fy lbs Of personal Bag
gage allow ed TO each passenger No freight taken by the
passenger trains.
FoR FREIGHr-Leaye New-York Al O'Clock, Pm. PEI
harges Samuel Marsh. Henry Suydsm. Jr and Dunkirk
Leave Por Jervis al AM; Ousyile, al 10 AN. Mid
ietown At II AM Goshen al u NJ and Chester ~ NJ
MILK viii be lahen morning aud evening by trains run
Mug expressly for that purpose
20 M II q SEYMOUR Superintendant
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Es-Nis.---issTFAMBOA TS-The new ard spcuds
ss~esss<zses~sie steamers HENDRIX HUDSON. ctpa.
A Gorhsm and Aida Captain Z. II. Stone, WILL esse -
Barcsyst wharf daily Sundays excepted for Absy az
Troy making the usual landings by the way, a ocoi
A srd reulrning, will leave Troy ~ O. and Ahanygf
O'Clock NJ For passage freight sppiy 10 the csplls
hoard nr All hs orfce a the "a harf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

i'm cu1nuz1zE1 PATERSON & NEW.YORh
r. SRAILRoAD LINE--sUMMER Az
RANGEMENTs, 10 commence 90 tfs
ist Of May, is4s-Leeve Psierson ~ O'Clock A. ~
A. M M A. NJ and tPM
Leave New.Y ork Al O'CLOCK, a NJ, A n ~
r. III. and 5 p. NJ On SUNDAYS.
Leave Paterson a. O'Clock, A NJ and Pm
Leave Nsw.York Gs O'clock 4. n. aad5 IN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

Es-Ss-z-HiND NiGHT STEAMERS -Dsv 81, Sai
s'&f@--@a@Ss5he HENDRIX HUDSON CAPT A c.
ham Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays. 81 A v -
no DOT Of Barcsy-st making The usus Andngs res,
on the opposite days
sx O'Clock through steamers. The ISAAC NEWTON
Capt VIM. n. Peck OREGON, Capt A. z. 81 Jon a.,
(sardays excepied.l ate ?. NJ
e. ; Nal Line of steamers, the SOUTH ANERlc,
Cart T y Hulse. SANTA CLAUS Capt ElmeIdorf A.
al O'Clock P VI nom he Pier north ode of Bsleisys
All Of he shove boats cOnnec, regularly VIII X a.
rnsi Cars bound " esi, Fast ant Nurih IRON AA.rv
Freight taken 81 moderate prices and when required b,
wSrded by Railroad from Aloriy Sitno1i desy D,
freight apply ~ Peoples Lire Once, iH Greeuwchs =
p c. SChULTL pier between Liberty and Corlla1 .,
or 20 WIN LANE wharf between Barclay md Rot rsr h,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

T. Trail, Id who stared the INST WaierCure instu.
uon in this country receives invads his cOmmOdOus
adjustment Is LaghsL door from ST. John's-psrk His
plan Of treatment combines all the known remedial adspa-
ions OF bathing with avanety Of physiological and mechan-
cA appliances peculiarly his own, and diet and regimen
lnhke those Of any other Cly establishment No drugs
Whhevef arc usedwatcr air food ard exercise being
only therapeutic insiUmenSlcs Patients are provided
Win hey To The PARK, giving them all times to the
mes. delightful and salubrOus promenade ground In New.
York Day patients accommodated Consultations s.
iyS lmOss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
4 MEXICAN BLANKET.-4oe cases exra super
ripo0n-oound Whitney blankets Of al sizes, plain and
Nled Tor sac By NESAlTH co 81 and 3 Pine-st VI
ELANNELs-i5o bales vhire and scsrlet aznnsls. Of
n d-rereni widths and qnalifes f1r sale by
W NESMfTH co. . and 3 Pnest
RLEACHED sHIRTINGs-2,o cases 81. ia and
- - N-priccd o-acleo goods. for sale ~
W NEsMITH co. - and 3 Pine-s,
VIRGINIA OsNABURGs-l5 bales IS and a
iy1 NEsMITH CO. . aud - Pne-sL
CARPET FILLING-eo bales OF white carpet yarn.
y lor sac oy NEsNird CO. 81 and > Pine-st- iy27
RLEACHED GOODs-Compussng a. extensive as
A'soft1l-i " - 81 Known styles - ~, -. -. ll, III
and = ard ss widths Tor sac b.
ny. c. p HARRIS. q EKehAnge-plsee.
MEk!NO CA>>BIERE>.-5 cases S1perfre Ne
-'hns SAs>nefcs comprising variety q color ard
'-tr-. ior sac ~ C. y HARRIS. . Exehsnzepsee aY2
RLUR AND WHITE and blue and orsngs Prints
nrN &c ee-Ia1le patterns. fle and me11m ciOtts
for s4-r by imy-l c. p HARRIS. u Excl pises.
C0uNTING-HOysE DISKS, otsee and Library
OlAHcs-a FAileiy o. patterns for sale ~
~ W sOuTHACK. is Broadway
Gas FISTyREs-Alargs assortment q Gas Chan
" cenefs Pendants. eraeke,s and Mantle tights, By
- OiSfL RRDTHFR co ~ Nifsp-a
EREsh TEAs-Fne Hy.ou- Young Tyson ard 90
ong Ieas % excellent dzvor, for sac wh esale or
r-,.h by Isl-I 4tssNkR Il YOUNG. III Cham mst
AtICk>-A .rxe assortment Of solar AsIrs ara Cam
w phene Lamp W.eks Tor sac by
~ DIETz eRoTHEs CO. lss wIurn-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

" Wafcr-turc Establishment, Oyster Bsy,
L. |. p miles from New-lork-JOEL SHEw NJ ID author
u The Water Cure Manual, Handbook Of Hydropathy
he &c Editor OF The WaerCure Journal and the earliest
American practitioner II the new mode, and Dr. P RooF
also pupil " Priessuu, receive patients Is shove Pas
sage week days per steamboat Croion S. P NJ Fulton
Mnrksl las n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

" Wigs and Toupees -6sichelOr's new invented
wigs and scAps far ia advance Of any hitherto offered
10 the public; for ghtness durability and appear
anoe they unegased. All persons wishing 6rsrsie
Wig scap should not fall 10 cal the mAnufaciOry Of WM
BArcHELoS Wsl-st near Broadway before purchss
ing elsewhere. Private for asting wigs jy6ThS4Tu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
CONVEYANCES.
r. REGULAR MAIL LINZ A.
srWEEN BOSTON AND NEW.Yos !

rIufIU4tyI and Providence
~ The Ferry ~ Prov sence = avoif Al bv,A. A.
Branch Railroad Inland Route through without ess.s
Carr OF Baggage, The steamer c VANDERBILT IS
Joel Stone, and RHODE ISLAND, Cspt Potter Z, *
necnon with The SiOnngion ard Providence and Bo.o -
Providence Railroads leaving New Yors ally slsd. -
cep,ed, from pier J North River, a. 0eiocs NJ
siouln gton a. O'Clock P VI. or upon The arrival q
train from Boston These steamers ursgrpasset y -,
splcndor and comfort. having each u hem q .age e
eogs private rooms and berths for 81 per,o,. =
SIDE large private for families and psr.og, -
steamers ofcered by the most experienced me- -
will shorten the passage between NeN-fOrk AZ B.Ss-
from II 20 hours, hereby arriving N ample tine fy -
lines rlnning from NewYofs North, South AL We =.
al the lines from Boston, North ard Elst
The c. VANDERBILT viii lesve Sew.Yort Tu..>.
Thursday sni Saturday. Leave sloningtor aoncsy ~
nescay snf Friday
The RHODE ISLAND viii leave Nsw.Yort No.
Wednesday and Friday. Leave siorir gt0u Tuest,y
day ard Saturday.
y B.-Psssengers on The arrival Of the s;esm-,ss
ingion proceed mmediNe.y IN he splendid Rs road e
10 Providence ard Boston baggage master Nocor,,-
the steamboat frsins TO and from Boston, 20 take cksr,
the Baggage. FOR passage beris state rOou. o, - =,
application may be made % The Agent. The WHAT IL
tie Office. 10 Bsuery-P.ace al
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PURIRICArION OK WATER.-rHE

II PCRlFICATION OF WHARF.-THE Ola
J J ! ]:
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
i COMPANY. Of Worcester, Mass. GUARANTEE
CAPITAL : 100000. Hon. JOHN DAVIS, President
Hon. Isaac DAVIS, Yea Presiderfs
Hon. :. SALisBURY.l 49,
A. SIDNEY DOANE. Medical Examiner for New-York,
50 Warren-s This company conducted the most
nomca principle It's premiums for assurance are not
pended IN paying heavy rents high salaries % rs officers,
OF taking money Of the assured than uh
70 actual ioos 10 takes small portion Of the pren-
IN note, to be assessed only extraordinary
mortality, ana chargeable with interest Surplus % be
refunded TO Members The end OF every three years from
June l. 1896
Pamphlets explaining The principles and advantages Of
Life Assurance with the forms Of application and rates OF
premium. may be obtained IN the Office in this City
i've 3meod + d SAXTON. Agent 81 Waii-st.