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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
IMPORTANT INVENTION

M y y ~
isONs Patent Clasp Coupling Joint for Ionin steam and
other pipes for which Leers Patent have been granted
n The United States. England and Scotland
The following some Of The many 40 snages Of our
Clasp joint over al others heretofore used
lst The lsbor and expense OF hsine OF soldering HAD
ches on pipes IL obviafed or not required.
"a There holes % DIM IN The aauches washers 10
use grummeis 10 put around the bolts.
81 Ii only requires two, 81 most three bOfs Tor ne
larges size 0n II hey feet 10 diameter
an The joints tighter and stronger he pressure -
exerted he neck OF the halc 10 close proximity % the
periphery Of lie pipe
Sill The cos Of packing onehsflcs and cannot blow
out a. tits confined by the grooved segmental clasp
9th joints Of may be taken apa put toEener
In from sve ten minutes.
18th They economical 30 space weight cost and
repairs and applicable 20 Under heads bonne- -es
chests sideppes sirpump- cOndensers, manhoe plates
for bcers stopcrcks. nuzEe aud rotary pumps,
and all other purposes where Joints are required
Our Clasp Coupling IL also applicable % recepilces irr
securing maishe mater ard other articles Of value from be-
ing DAMAGED shp-boaro from hreasage Otherwise.
We invite the attention Of engine builders prOpriefnrs ~
steamships steamboats, ani manufacturers IN general % our
Patent Clasp Coupling JOINT 70 viii greatly facilitate he
building and putting up OF marine and other engines A. IKE
wise In making repairs snd other alterations. which hare
IRE cuentiv 90 BE- dCre Ocsun and other steamers it
disrensrs with drilling Of LOies branF soldering and ri-
ting up hanches. winch with fle present mode OF making
I Joints occupy much time ard expense.
Our Clap Coupling joint may be seen IN operation daily
N several manufactures On this CITY, W.; Methodist ook
Concern. 80 Muherry--i Newl 0rk SUI Establishment
corner Fulton anu Nassau ssf Badgers Patent hevo ng
Shutter Mandatory Duane near Genre Hope Mills. Fu
ton 81 near Gold HeckeT Brother. CrOi0n Flour Nils
corner Cherry snd Pike SIS ane a. ne Union White Lead
WORKS Brooklyn also % he Navy ard, Brooklyn. sud
on board the Sound steamers hucke-1Ocke sf worcester
Farther information BE- ohained a. the oce OF ne Pa
tenfees - Ceutresi near City Hall y. yil %a~DSN
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TARRYTowN INSTITUTE,

A Select Boarding School for Boys, AZ TarrytOwn NJ
A NEWMAN, PRINCIPAL. -,
THIS INSTITUTION u pleasantly situated one-u.s6l
mile north OF the village the spo whch Ma.
Andre was taken and about half mile from he se1n1
landing and Hndson River Railroad. The buildings are s
calculated for the purpose, having ample play grounc
10 tins Institution young gentlemen viii be h0rc1e.y II
srucied In al the branches Of AZ English and CisssfA
canon requisite for Commercial pursuits entering cos
The discipline Will be mild and parental yet eeien- -
clafed 10 excite and please, raher than ~ eoars
perpcx the mind, and no pupil VIII be Stoves y -.
drough his sudes until be has thorough ard pnss "a
knowledge Of the sane aad every attention WI os P~
their manners, morals, and Intellectual improvement 90,
The Principal having been more than twenty year -,
ee-siuy engaged 10 his profession, feels himself ~ 49,
peient 10 give perfect satisfaction 70 hose Who psy -
lie the Institution.
There are two terms In the year each q weeo .,a
lie summer Term commencing on The ffs y w. msy
me winter on The FIRST Of November though 40.
De admitted al any time, but Tot for less per2oo sni
e'in without special agreement The pnce
IoiuOn, including washing ard mendng fof " ID 70
Term, Is from s75 10 s0 and the Winter Tern IT,
80, according 10 the branches pursued, pay able ~
REFERENCES. Nm
TaIrytown-Rev Joseph Wilson, J. w. scnos,ge., Yofs
Rev. P. Chsmberin, Rev. C. II. Cnde1hL re p.su
Cty-Rev Bishop z. s. James, d d. Rev Crsssnn NH z
NJ 4. Church. Allen-st; Rev @. H. flsheJ fssto1 Pss
Church. Broome-st; Rev. q. Coles 30 hulbef,ys~ s
p r. Brown Pastor NJ. r.. Church, 0reeDss hs,c ,o,eh
Browne 50 Bondst; Rev ID. w CLARK. Pss;or ~ $500
sulysnst; Rev. D. h. Cone,D ID Pastor lsl bspes' Ss,
Brcome-st; Rev. o. V. Amerman, Pastor d. y SSssrA
Bedfordsl; Rev. 3 Remington, Psstor Of baPaA ssa
sssnscr-a- New Haven. Ct-Rsy' Joe Law "I' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
WARNER * sIaRsHs n
HEAvEs IN HORSES CURED.

n HORSES ARE TROUBLED with no diseases
~ - which nlure them IN value much Heaves and
N-~ other complaints Of the respiratory organs. The
animal which a5Or- under ar disease OF his kind pants
and struggles FOR breath when urged 10 ordinary exeron
Of this VII depreciate horse IN Al easf onehaf bis
original value. when t5goa,d ~ ne 'oqav These com
plants getting to be most aArmingy prevalent. and
thus e behooYes horseowners 70 look OUT for remedy
which ran be depended upon specific and for ills pur-
kIRKBRIDEs TATTERsALLs HEAyE POWDERS
offered with confidence 10 the public. This remedy 1.
perH Of ne Kind erey 2syee % he motto, Of the public,
has attained 70 such popularity and great sale that
usual with for every beneficial remedy inveno on has
scores Of inefficient imiis,2rs But from - extraordinary
efficiency stands prominent above al others More an
go TESTIMONIALS,
written and verbal have been rendered some 80 Of which
have been Published Scarcely day passes but e receive
used or soid our remedy Below sabjou one Of he
Attest u was sent Us By hr G. Dyer, Jr Of Providence
r. !. j. speaks az hundreds haves
Mr Cafn Of this city has cured three horses Of The
Heayes By your remedy and great many others inform
- similar success The following certificate lately
handed us li does not speak yerr favoraby Of com.
Pound called heaye Cure, which sons has lately 81
Dir. { Dyer, Jrs Three weeks ago purchased Of the
agent m providence, package u Powders called Heave
Cure ana gave 70 ny horse according 10 directions II
bad not he slightest effect upon the disease neiobbor "a
nine short rme previously purchased OF vo, naeka -
Of hifkDnle's Taftersa.s Heave Powder winch he
gave 20 s horse a. directed for bad Of The Heaves
nave seen and fDde after his horse since, ara could moi
discover The least symptom OF appearance on the disease
rsosinng and have today purchased package Of the
na' a4' " gpl DtnB connieDt that Il vii effect
seekonk Mas May i8. 1913. CALVIN s. PECK
CAgrioS-Tle Hesves have been heretofore considered
ineufane bot since remarkable remedy has conquered
IN 80 many cases, here are every day spring up
e1es ci profess be faf4Hbe Persons are cautioned
20 beware OF ose cheap compounds Of ginger fax seed
and oiaeA annony ke and bay remedy bat the latter
sails snf observe nat he genuine bears The written sigma
ure d A. IL COUGH Co 70 counterfeit which "a forgery
Prepared snd sold, wholesale and RETAIL By A. II. GOUOH
x co. li3 Fulion-.t. New York. sole PropreiOrs.
Sod also by A L. Ninshp, n East Broadway nj New
foss Iauersails. ouifs Head ly sweod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

ST CRoN AND ST.. THoMAs--The Commercial
Advertiser publishes the following extract of a let
ter dated MAyAcVEz, July :.
since my last we have had the disagTeesble of
the negroes rising in St CroiN aud General Van Scho
ten declared the Emancipation of the Slaves Of the Dan
ish lslsnds In - CroiN there fighting, murders
were committed, sc Sugar establishment burned,
and the Governor of ST Thomas applied 20 our Cap
tain General for assistance by the BRITISH steamer
Eagle
she took up 20 81 Thomas, five hours after her arri
vel at 81 Johns 60 soldiers Of the Companies de pref
ercnca and bn gsde Of artillery and - 600 In doub
looms hope the Dsnes viii be able with this to restore
peace and that commerce may not suffer more than
II has done this year.
Our Captain General had sent 10 Havana 10 borrow
money! don't know how much. The Captain Gen
eral in Havana sent mp Spanish trigsie with three
thousand doubloons and learn thSt our Captain Gen
eral viii receive shortly by the different steamers and
men ofwar, 10 the amount of S3O0,0OO.
The rgate arrived the "a inst lUsi in time Tor the
81 Thomas loan or assistance We are perfectly quiet
and don't fear anything from the negroes in this
island. Business will be worse and worse and snuc
pate bad season In these coming months, money VIII
be invisible am afraid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
LARGE AND nPORTANT SALE OF

81 RIAL ESTATE-Notice Is hereby glven inA 81 ne
- real estate OF the lsie JAMES CANNlNGo tlL.
LER Of Sksneaiees Onondaga County, y \. VII be be-
on sale By private and amer the hrst OF June ISIS
Tie above properties comprise OF the best lands Tor
farming purposes 20 be found IN Western NewD ork -
among which may be enumerated ne welSnown ara 81,
,,res residence Al Skgneate,es with srge ard wesused
farm which for the last fourteen years was occupied uy ne
Propreor and viii be sold IN lots convenient 10 purchasers
so several large farms with frst-cass Improvements
few miles from Rochester situated In Monroe snd orleans
Counties AMI being the first Wheat districts OF me eot
tr Ten acres OF black ash swamp, heavily covered WIN
timber 1r fencing distant four miles from SSaneslees ana
some lots OF cottage properly IN and near ne village
cspifa forrsiorv built Touring mill a. Levanns on Csy,
go Tats well adapted for the Cin Of storage and
Forwarding warehouse 10 connection win s original pli'
nose Lands IN Michigan. Ohio ana Illinois. togehr Wiz
many other Of both real and pers0nal estate fainef
Information may be obtained OF W NAGStArr,
a. Wali-st. or Of SAMUEL FULLER
rrnli snif Skaneateles Onondlga COUNTY, y \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

"WaHS Ro6UEs FALL our" &C.-The Bittd-
10 Rspbic notices the fac; that the revenue collected
AZ Buffalo Is $4,000 and the expense of collecting Is
$1,000 II wants 10 know why the expense account Is
40 enormous and adds
While awaiting the reply OF this organ, viii state that
we are informed UPON good authority, thai In almost every
town In this county the Custom House has agents not 10
attend 10 the interests Of the Government IN the detection
f frauds upon the for inland towns need such
agents bat 70 ciFcplse bunker tracts and newspapers,
aud c elecuoneer for the candidates OF ne aveboders
Taess rfa ar< pad 81 he Government and possibly rrr
ma, b. sof eoaaecoa bsftez, ais fact GRd ne extra
srdinsrt er1endsfge Qiaded % Gbrs. The organ vii
perceive. therefore, that the call for TIE items e peru
Dent one" .
There is no doubt Of the truth of this Nor e i
novel mode Of securing efficient electioneers II IS the
long established system Of the Locofoco party lhe
only feature about II is that LocoFoco paper tells
of II Albany Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

i MENT SOCIETY charlerei by Congress for The pur-
pose OF erecting The Sea- Of Government in the cry
founded bv hshuftnn and territory common 90 the
hole mon. M0numer, purely nar0na 10 is characierf
have lad the cornerstone and intend proceeding a. once
with The erection TIE estimated cost j. about $4,000 Of
which about 5000 j. hsnd consisting m psr Of
So GO wh ch was col eed bon suhscr pons Of y about tel
wears since $1,000 OF which collected by kbereLer
Bur the for he STATE 0i New forkl With he acc1-
uu aied Interest and part OF collections made by sFes
receutv appointed under tie direction Qi Hon Elisha w ni
tesev. iensra Agent COLLECTORS are nov beng appointed
al parts ~ tie country and the returns which are made
give every eucours9 eeuf the belief that The American
people vii cordially respond 20 this call for object n 10
way sectional and sppelng 70 every sentiment OF pride
and PATRIOTISM. Comm4ree Of gentlemen in Newly 0rz
and Brooklyn having been requested % al the Society 10
Is collections, have ecief John A. Underwood, ESQ a.
their Agent he has given bonds approved BY the Com
mee % The Treasurer asngt0n, for payments Do him
q AL amounts collected His Office i e No ? Merchants
Exchange, Hanorerst where the Address % The Comee
may BE obtained and he best received that the
funds vii be expended IN The wuv proposed with due
gard prudence ard economy. Every subscriber Of ~ or
MORE ! furnished with design o. Toe Monument Ike
ness Of Nash or both and i required write his
name In book 20 be- hereafter cepos tel 10 he Monument
NIB The Nghoagl Monument must rot be coufluuded
with the proposed CifF erection New-YOrs. with which
ID = not intended 10 confici iy2l IS,
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MINING COMPANIES.

nOCKY Hill, MINING AND MANUFAC-
hTURING COMPANY.-At a meeting OF the Board OF
M of m cents per share on each and every
of the capital 0f the Company was levied, payable m
thirty days the lqh day Of july 1913, at ne Office OF
the Company In Philsd,lphia
Fsir1cf from fe Supplement o. me Charter, GrP0red IN
Fe5yHGyp. 1913.
ANY sfar holder rrsnr f1 pas reg ify a 1rt
nf af % rofa .s have gwen herefiore provided nr q.
, 1 ,i raraorsf in every hare Of ck upon wiHh
as.serf. n unpaid ils period thirty after
notice lr hlte given nc form the Directors may orian
a D., laws to Che oers chat such lssusui wss lne and
unral" By orler te B0lri ol Director III Oh CRAIG
DAVID C. SKENEIr Treasurer iyl9 Sot President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

Tar IRisH Rlor AT SOUTa REApISG.-Ihe
Boston Trarssr of the eth speaking Of this affair says
We learn that one of the aggressors died this morn
ing Of his wounds he having had bis skull broken in by
blow from club In the hands of one Of the pic mic
party. Others on the side the number OF five,
more, are sad 10 be wounded The difficulty l. said
TO break up the stand of liquor seller The liquor.
seller appealed to the laborers who after consultation
commenced an ndiscriminate attack In sn instant the
party, consisting OF thousand or more, men women
aud children were scattered in every direction AMER
disposng OF their women NJ the depot; the sttseked
party came back. routed the sggressors, aud took
ak Of them prisoners. The person killed was
struck down only after he had violently stacked and
injured several pei sons with bludgeon. The persons
injured on the de of the picnic party arc Rev. Mr.
Flood John Burbeck John Dee, and tavern keeper o
4nuet
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CAMP MEETINGS.
THY ZION C0NG CTER.

heray sung al Camp and Prayer Meetings and IN reyi-
vas Of Religion New edition bound 10 red and blue en-
hossed leather Price 57l per copy For sale 81 ne
Methodist Bookstore In MubeuTst and al Their Branch IN
Nassau IT, New-YOrk The usual discount % nose y no
purchase 10 sell again. le7 sweoaNfiW
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RROOKLYN AEFAIRS.

PoLIcE--p atrick McGoven was brought before
Justice Garrison, yesterday charge OF violently as
saulting officer Woven while in the discharge OF his
duty. He committed for examination Ann
Brown was brought before Justice Atwster yesterday
on a charge of violently assaultng her husband She
sentenced 10 the County Penitentary for months
o.. A boy named Francis Boyd, whose parents are
both dead brought before Justice Pierce yesterday
charge Of stealing 81 from the house Of Mrs Marry
in Pineapple # Az the request of HE connections be
was sent 10 the House OF Refuge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
sopHIsn1s or THE PRoTEoTIyE; POLICY Icy

" =
viii an Introduction by Francis Lieber LID PROBES
sor In South Carolina College Editor Of the Ency ciotda
Americana. sc &c. l2mO.
We fuiy agree Boz te ron e1lresed i ie EDITOR oi ii' pr
hook la. there r boo person fhe Union whom does u i
rli. concern u b1ot iie million haf iof te mn'-
aad We esye taf COPY coui be- put te hand. oi every
Dos n IUnu THAT fe nevf general ~0lf te nc'r'a
viser rcer better and happier Than fe present lhe reputation H
and oi Dr. faer. who 1f0tles te "ort N H OPP
rarnr letter removes reesY any comments o orr
uron b. atook % be- given t' Pie confirmed f'
fei,rf flr r who a- grown ad the uqlfe- of DE o
chilled Protective Policy in-If ws he ief ls ncur-
SON. though Der shafts be- pointed Ae nerifs cannot Dope n if
800, tl. -.o- b. - I'll h,. error. af frr-IfH Mirror
ILLUSTRATIONS or MEDICAL BOTANY,
consisting Of Coored Figures Of the Plants, ahordng Tie
important articles Of the Maefa Medca, AMI descriptive
Letter Press by Joseph Casson, N d.
PUTNAM. Publisher sc.
iv20 las BroadVa az. and l42 Strand, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

nR. POWELL, ocULIsT, AURIsT. &c. attend.
Jday 10 diseases Of the Eye and Ear sf his surgery an
Broadway, el,rance Warren-st just published he sec
ond edition u DR.. PoweFs Treatise on the Eve price 81
cents which caa be had Al his oce Also hs premium .e
acting Eye focriains large supply Of ARTIFICIAL Eyes re
sslly lDpoHea' jy7 2neods
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WANTS.

xITANTED-A few active young men to 20 SCUM OF
w Wesi aci agents Tor he sale q new ana poPt'
pubhcanru.-AfpO over a11 above meir expenses 49,.
Insured 10 them IN writing with opportunity oi ersi-
81 zoo Der yesr some men now Ii our employ vii &c
doubt make 81 80 per year clear o. a. etPe-'S
Each MAJ viii have be dsirct II viii be neces-s,l -,
them 10 have A. least from IS 50 % Oothn go -.
out Apply a. FRENCHS Publishing Hal, - bfo-0 -
up stairs, Office Of the Fsg Of our Union Al is'''r'
be postpaid
nRE---NIAKING-Wsr in-fleiiaiey, - 80
~ car Young aie- % Learn me dress, We've
and CLOAK making They mIsi be neal sewers - -
culars INQUIRE De- BleecEef-sL - -
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CLOTHING.
aESTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
VIM T. JENNINGS 90.

,,vrS 49, . earn enfs ~ he tis On al.
DIV Resdy.made ke-15l Broadway AI n -, - -,
ana Perrsylvana-aveuue WGshlr gton' y - -.
arged their premises are Prep " bii "a sxfr V
:. s..or-e-i N rev rss for spring and Slnn1i
eo-rristnr Cloths Css4uleres. Nesng- IHsglsti = -
r1eretfs ~ A. can be found IN TIE co1lLy ~ 60 -,
enabled % make up % order a -. ,sra ~ h-ite.
lofore modefsi prices, such hss D7''N 49,
TIE svi- ar character Of or work = 90 nllny
Hshed TO require any ercouiln on ine-r - =; :.
10 realizing he value Of garIl-ni ss4 al .o,.it a
c1lar. however, 20 the PaniAiools '-i--''
TIA run the mo-i fasfidi0us svo-,o main.
In the Ready-nsGe department " 2 a.. ~ 800 90
tar The superiority Of the articles " nlen = l.l -
the best ordered garments ne sssi 49, con,
Cashmerere ard Merino sscks rens.o; ~ ssfsblisb
be Afforded e. prices that have cL. ii -, - ssr
neni a. rendering in al cases the sld ~ sIo = -
-tFN,S PURNI-HING GOODS OF new ana
vi choice STYLES f1r Surlmer--I ADAl r -..t -
uer recent arrlva large eftnon ln lls .olus, 80 -
Neu's Furnishing Goods, sliiaor ioI -.- y s.,s5i 80
inc ses.on selected with resf care * press y l
C.-,r. ~ ~ sa-ir r.rbrc cotton And olef oe-llauiS
sfves Hoserv-cquye. mernO tnd c1llo- .,- ~ -
sises warranted not 20 shrink m Wash5ls 80 -
Lis aflread. imperial cotton -lui- 80 rag ,-r. -
r-esd ha Those and hose ct sizes ~ q Ai-s 49,,
"a - Tise-co-for efr in great variety ShLs re-.
affa-ton iven 70 he manufacture ui e4sio.ls s-
q, yrsrrarf-d with good WORMS l-ll a w.
"a i'm corner Park-olaee. \. y.
no Linen Dls' ,I 3
1 Overc0afs with large as-ofilel- ~ - n. ~ 77I
ard Linen SACKS. D'Orsays, fan'aoo--' ''7-''
Bi ,915 American Hotel VIM T JENNINGS { CO
list RECEIVED-Nsrseles end Linen e ,.;I u.
800 N f " WM T. JENNINGS CO.
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CANAL BANK BIILs-The Monticello Sullivan
Comfy Hatehmaa says, " We informed that some
$4,000 Of this money paid out along the line OF
the New-York and Erie Railroad, in this county few
days previous 70 the failure"
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COLLECTING.-MeFc Mechanics, Lawyers or
" Doctors having city bills 20 collect may ind to their
advantage 10 psce them IN the hands Of the undersigned
who now devoses his enre attention 70 the collecting bns-
References Huntington savage, slo Pearsi-,
shepherd Morgan, a Fulton-st, ; Recnelc CAnion
Hall. and Thomas Mcf,irsfh. Tribune Ofice
je29 lmeod p RIPLEY, Tribune Ofhce. y. Y.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Phi Beta kappa.-The annual meeting Of he
Alpha II This Society viii be held Tuesday the 18Th Of
July, inst 81 O'Clock AN N the Philosophical Hall Of
Union College.
Also at o'clock PM. Of The same day, tue annual Ad-
dress VIII be delivered BY CHARLUs SUMNER ESQ OF Bos
ton in he Presbyterian Church OF the City Of Schenectady
JNO. A. YATES President
1. Cor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
DIVIDENDS.

Macon and Western Railroad CO
IL of Georgia have declared dividend Of Two Dollar
per share on the capital stock OF The Company payable to
Inc Northern stockholders az lhe Bank Of the stale OF New
York In this Civ on the lsi day of August neNt.
Signed j. II. TAl LOR, Treasurer.
r,l,. N 1919 iyan 2wf
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: American nrdro-ThernpcutIc In.tirnIe.

+ TRAIL. ID who started The first W alter Cure iu fu
lion IN this couutry receives invaids ms commot0us
tabshmsn 10 Laghi-st door from ST. Johns HE
plan Of resnent combines s the known remedial sdapiE
cons ofhsthing with vaney O; physiological and mechan
zeal appliances peculiarly his and diet and regimen
unlike those Of suy Other Cy establishment No drugs
Whatever usedaeT, air food and exercise being the
only therapeutic insumenlshnes Patients provided
with key the Park giving them a, al times 20 the
delightful and sauhrous promenade ground IN New
York Day patients accommodated. Consultations s.
~ lr,as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
INSURANCE.

ITNICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE COM.
N PANY or NETWORK, Office 81 Wall.st-Capiia
slSOOO0Orrinslly Incorporated IN l798.-This Company
continues TO insure against loss and damage by FIRE the
most favorable terms; s operations confined chiefly q
Inc Civ OF NewYork and Ia immediate proximity. All
losses usted aud paid with prompness aud Abefaly
DIRECTORS
george ireland. John Oothout, George Arcularius
Robert Benson, John Campbell George COnAAn,
Joshua Brush. Robert L. Stuart John Gray,
Rolf. Mora Edward Cook, Asher Riley
Antho ny Lamb, Adam Nouie, Robert Kermit
Ben.-u De Forest, William Tucker, Chss. loverch,
Anthony ChardJn Lew &C hanersley William Browning
Alex Lawrence, William =. Dean Henry t.iswgrh
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A q NcDoNtrD Secretary O2H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
Gays CANCHALAGUA-The invslua

0anque California Medical Plant IS is merits are ieve
ioped 10 rapidly succeeding every medicine. a simple
means Of exciting the healthy action Of the stomach snd Pre-
serving Ne tone IL tevers pulmonary complaints and al
diseases whch may De traced to constipation o. The bowels
ur impuny Of the 5lood is superior efficacy Is couueudiu
Il general attention The proprietor with view 70 sub
eci The sane 10 the greatest scrutiny, viii be grafed In
making known 70 physicians and iuvsids who nav be
pleased to call a. The DePo. 81 BROADWAY. some most
remarkable effected and IN progress in this ey
WI M
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s,-GIs----iSsnd For Lee landing Il Htmraosd -
thirteenth sta. Fare. one sAlns o. -.
sflcr Sunday July q the ccrmOdious seahoais FRANZ
Csptsin Scoti snd ROBERT ANNETT. Capt Rosers ~
leave the foot Of Csnasi every d1y Sundays excep,e -
6 and 10 O'Clock AM and PM. Remrrg ~
leave Fort Lee everv day Sundays excepctl Gnu<e
NJ l. q and PM
on SUNDAYS the boat viii leave Caraist NTss,sn
\ NJ and - p VI. Leave Flu Lee ~ and n AN Il
and 6 PM For the accommodation Of Pic-Nr ,1a O..
socis parties a boat will leave Fort Lee Al ~ PM e-s-
Tuesday Tmrsisv and Saturday evenings Siaget vi
IN readiness fort Lee 90 convey passengers % Ha,s,
ssck iYio In.