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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
rI,O CLOSE on Tuesday, AUGUST Sale

ITO CLOSE On TUESDAY, AUGUST sac
$50 Broadway-W TAAP, beng DESTROYS o. nay.,
time .oecifed has made farther reduction in prices, par
uclafIy on whole pieces and remaiEdefs The stock, a.
though now reduced In quantity, Is SUI wen sssofled 10
FngIi.h Blankets. plain and twed Linen and CouOn
sbeefings Linen and Cotton Ticks, Table DamasAs ~
clohs and pieces Toilet and Table Covers Linen and Cot
Ton sbirtues Long Lawn for rOntngi Linen DaPer ~
and a. Brown Hollands, Real Welsh Ela1nels, Checked
and plain Muslns, Cambria Handkerchief, Cotton and
WOrsted DOyes, AID q ie" sinaA BED Otlir. ,,-
Tie -tore 10 be let and fixtures for sale reasonable
terms Jg-Y ~
S-IGSFR4, sALE-DRY GOODS-2D Green
Awich.sf between Murray ana Robinson ss-i0g9
yards French gnghsms a. - per yard cosi % ~
Yard. FaI River prints Cd yer yard worm 100 ana j.
All other goods II proportion y b Open from a o. 70
Bpm By fjylDlwis'l WILLIAMS CibsON.
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR JUNE.
OF TIE sEW-YOkk
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,


MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Rena0red from - ChaHbossf
TO - BROADWAY, As0yE BROOAE-sf.
rJ'ilS INSTITUTION founded In lS4l, To .uppfs.
cuackery snl render sound and scientific medical and
surgical aid the afflicted under the distinguished patron
age viii be remembered BY many q the most eminent
citizens, consisting Of Clerg ymen and Medical men.
SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL CASES go,
? fnfr-.fs,a III Gravel is Ifrexu,1Tltes % ris-
J.n.f.. ID P...ae bl,ot rom s Suppression, % MY,
2 aeo.r.i 4r,..v rr-.or. 81 o.tive
4 t.,bo. lfo ois.t C4ronc Kbeefnziasfn
,......ofuer. ol -er1.l ~~akn@.s Acne HLssn<tan
: p-,r-bra. II do,orr-oa d Pans IA hones
p,,.,,y sxohiis Ifesftcke.
ss s','.f. I'll Z 1.Iss.y. Bleeding from Ialnss
m, fi.,os, serogl., sgsbls. Isscofrh0s gAasesl
-, l-t.... fv.a.I1 r.,,i.r, s,tt.Ls ID fegn.y.
-. 80. Ia 81 e,rs,6n II Suppression q 0fn-.
III r,s-l, Irrt.t<.s greikrs Water lie Chest
srccgssTUL OPERATIONS AID CURES.
sr, n Is.cs..ss op.rsd IA Operation ior posPs
EHlsfE~ t0asiis re- Is t-fsieo - s ~, 5000
n, ...-,.s,. ,-f,r~ii ~ -E1sJsied tnfnors -
sort1-i Ef-f olsfat"nsiH hsiai%i 1,'f' "'i"H'-'
-Frartlr-s IT
JrsT PUELfsHED-A Treatise on the Nature ano 49,
IA n Of seminal Diseased lnpcteDcy, End other soi go
frcOns; with practical diTectocs for The
removal Of the cause producing them. biussfsea g..
CRAVINGS together with Hints 10 The Young ~ ~ -,
wick No The practical character Of tbs eoos 80 ~
II large sale. Il may be had Of Burgess S''"s''
~ and al I6l 90, SIS and 6SS Bfosawrstsrcx Nm
wis 2yeodis Attending Physician and surgeon --
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49, The most respectable citizens certify
Cnn.iinnfion. lCosiyeness =" 2

~, IoSrss Coral HaiR REsToRArivs VIII force me mar
=, 49,, ,rsvent jts falling Of scun and dandrin, and
ts red ersy and light hair grow dark Sold only q 81
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
.u pAssASE, 80 STsim OPP $, NON

: sSps IN BOAT FOR ALBANY landing at New
burgh, Poug hkeepsie, Kingston tafskll.
Hudson and C0xsacke Passengers by This boat VIII arrive
In Albany In ample time tor the morning uain Of cars Ess,
or West The new splendid steamer MANHATTAN
Capt w B. son. will leave the steamboat pier loot OF
KobinsOu-st this afternoon at O'clock For passage or
freight apply board the boat, or 10 Geo L. ctansy.
the Office foot OF ROblns0a-si. JyN III
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nv n. q. KEMP, Aucuouecr

ID ExrrNsigE AND PEKfNFrosy AUCTION SsiE o. FvK-
StrVEE AND PIANoFoRfts. on THURSDAY, Angus - al
Inc large MareTooms. =. Bosdway, opposite tfr CITY
Han by Catalogue. containing about SEQ ics beng ne
.rs. ami he.l assortment OF good Furniture ever offered
n auction In lbs city and which val Be found sell worthy
M he 5en ion of he trade hotel aud house keepers
Also abou ~ Pisnoories. o q and ocaNes fal Ief-
uculars heresffer Olo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
AMERICAN ART-UNIoN

Upon nom Nm 20 - IN. Je-- evuIsu
DARNUlD~ AMERICAN MUsEUn-P. t.
DBARNIfM Propretor-F. HITCHCOCK Manager
One Day Onlv-Spendid performances In the afternoon a.
81 O'clock in the evening At 3. The Manager mss engaged
the Belgian Giant Mons Bihin the taesi MANN the word
beirg f eight feet high Enormous Boa Constructor ~ feet
long Three living Orang Ouangs apparently as uiueh
human AS brute. VIM Chubbee the Indian FIntlsI rafy
Fsuity Infant yests &c The Mammoth Boys, Giant BABY
Wax Scripture stamsry, &c Admission . cents chill
dren under 10, 2i cents. tn
Reserved front seats shilling each, edra VlO
CASTLE GARDEN-The public are fespeSuuNy Va
Y formed that Castle Garden open during the day Ad-
oIssion 10. cents myll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
DRY GOODS.


PRINTED LAWNS AND PRINTED CALlCOEs
ANE & PORTER, Us CATHARlNE-sT. have
IL during the past week, purchased, al great sacnhce
the entire balance Of Philip Aliens best styles OF spring
Prints now offer better bargains than has been done IN
the City Of New-York.
800 packages Prints 50 per cent, less than Spring Prices
10 cases splendid styles and quality I'd, worth Is
% cases splendid, beautiful, 3D.
20 cases imitation French small figured, ID.
~ cases figured plaid and striped 3D. 3D., 90 and lod
All OF which are warranted fast colors
Being DESTROYS OF closing the balance of the Printed Lawns
on hand have made reduction Of 50 per cent from former
prices. NJ o,... e,.s.a. pt.,a ~.
Vine patterns fine quality and fast eoors, reduced from
ls Sd 10 ls-from 70 10 IL %, &c.
Also 5000 Of all The various shapes and styles Of Vizeiies
Manta. Jenny Linds, Chinese Nantes, Sacks, &c "iih
every style Of trimmings and made Of the richest High
Lusue SILKS.
One price, and no deviation.
lyl9 zis LANE A PORTER, G5 csihadne-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

NIRLO,s, AsTOR-PLtCE. BROADWAf-
1 Nsfage Manager Mr. JONI SEFroS-Lesder Mr WooLF.
THURSDAY EVENING, July - Grand Overture -
Aher whcL Musical Drama, arranged Tor this establish
iishmeui called the
SLACK DOMINO
Mr. Manyers Camlls. Miss p Buenie
After which The splendid Pas de Tros, from lie piaole
a Quatre by Niles Adelaide. Msthi.de and NJ Schin1I
A quarter Of an hour niermisson.
Grand Overture.
To conclude with the Comic Pastoral fAniouimet
NJ. DECHALUMEAU
Roquuet. ...........M VI. Joseph Msrfeui-
Mr. Laronce, = rich proprietor. christian Lehmsn-
Iu.es A son OF Laronce. .. ............N schmidt
Nile ONftis. tA'lretN tHnA's
Charlotte. .......... .... ........ MalIie Lehman
During the Pantomine Gslop by the Corps de btuel,
Rustic Pas de DeuN By Julia and Flora Lehmani lie MIN
net de Nins, Adelaide Lehman and NJ FERN, Comic a.
Siyrien, Mathlde Lehman and j. MarzeuL
- Doors open 6i-CommeDce - Admission 81 cts lyV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

tRAH SANDS apt THosysos For Nev York Mon Aug :
!gAH SANDS Capt THosTsos .For New foAiu oct 10
From Hare;
rslIED sTATLs Csg, FOR New Yofk Mon July 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
CoIF,. posi- OFFICE ROUTE ar

COLES POST OFFICE ROUTE and fixtures
u for sale now doing good business The proprietor
wishing 10 20 IN the country the only reason for selling
out CAL between n and O'Clock al so broadway IL
nRIRyETT,S PATENT ENAMELED PLATES
IN rev invention FOR artificial teeth, or ~nlch Lettefs
Patent fr tie uifed States have been granted u Dehg
novel and great nprOvem In densfryJ consists OF
nerft imitation O the guns and Interior u Le mouth en-
eiy covering the gold plate clasps and fasenings Of sr
fcAl teeth. rendering item perfect ADJ Dsi1i "i'V-'
. 1os.,siiirv OF detection. ~ LENETT Denrsi,
ivl0 h. Pa.elfee 30 Broadway, corner Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

DTRTON's THEATER, CHAMBEKs-sI.-
ID THURSDAY EVENING, July % VIII be per
formed. Pooe's Comedy, in acts. Of
PAUL PRN.
Col Hardy.....Mr Thayer Frank llardy...... Dunn
Paul Pry............. Burton Eliza Hardy VI Sc I'm
Wlherton ........ Murshal Mrs Subtle Mrs Hughes
Harry stanley ......... Crisp phebe Miss chapman
To conclude with he isushshie Farce OF
THE OMNIBUS.
Pat Rooney Mr.. Brougham Mrs. Dohbs... Mrs Dunn
Tom Dobbs Gee. John Dunn Miss Damper Miss Wilhams
Pnces-Dress Circle and Pargueie 50 cts Family CIR
Gle, p Doors open AZ 7i-Curtan viii rise AZ Jy-p
CASTLE GARDEN-Perfomsncei 10 commence ..
y O'CLOCK Admission . certs.-THt RsDA1 ENtN
ING July % VIII commence with The Comedieuao OF tns
WIDOWS VICTIM
Byron Treman Pelham Podge. 49,. M Holland
Jeremiah Clip. Mr. ChanirAu lane Chatlery MrsN crnOh
Comic Song by Mr. Wlnans.
After which Shaksperan scenes rom the concluding ACT Oh
RICHARD Ill.,
Richard ..... Miss ; Denim Richmond. Miss n Denln
fnfermission Of hall sn hour for Promenade, &c
To conclude with Planches Comedy "
GRlSr TO THE MILL.
Marquis de Rcheve Mr. Walcoi' francine Mss OiSISe
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EXCURSIONS.
ING. hanks

u-EP FOR THE FISHING BANKS
r-Sli. - OFF SANDY HOOk,-The -tanch sea
sA--r xrs-s-,s steamer BUFFALO, Capt j w Hsneox,
will run every Monday Tuesday Friday and sunday Inc
sea steamer JAMES MADISON, Capt L. SissOn, WI run
every "Wednesday and Thursday Both boats VIII leave
the foot Of Robmson-sl al ociocki Canal hanmoni
az Catharine-st r.. %, Grand, 81 Pier No >, y, A
returning by5 NJ Refreshments lines and bait on board
sas Tiion will accompany the Madison, and Capt smh.
thai old fisherman with his haFpoons VIII De- on boaia VIC
Buffalo Fare, Fifty Gents. NN lNs
U-p~ ACOsEy ISLAND AND FORT HAM
sJN hilton On and after Tuesday, July 49, mo
s
s<s=zs Boats viii nun follows The steamers ST
NICHOLAS Capt J. N Rodman, JAMES MADISON,
Capt L. ssson; kOsClI sKO, Capt r.. b. Wells.
NORTH RIVER
MlrniTq Lirs Dfoneaa i'"s i,a''
18Th a. R...9AM 18Th a. k.ll lsth ~. 800
Hammond - L Hammond boz. ... n N unm1ut ....ss
C.,.l ~ Cana. ..... Ilt CANA s..3a
psr a. lPisr No t.....I PM ef No 3........t
Gone, l.ani. Consy Island A iCOnsy Island OK
EAST RIVER
hfofnipg Lfss .tfDHgor Linz -.
Leaving Grand ..-i0 AN Leaving bot efsnd - IN
C.ileune stlOh C1thsnne stl
Per No 8 X IL lPef NJ . ~ R..........2 q"
Leaving C0ney Island IN Leaving Coney tsitnf %
Fare each way, ~ cis. Jyls ous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, AaeuOn~er
<E~ ORCHARDS A PLAT

by BANGS, RICHARDS a PLATT, soreYt
ID Broatwsy.-Lhersl cash sdg-rces made 90 corskn-
TOKTY.riGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
To a. CoNHrscsD. raE STATIONARY sSD fAIts SAFE
o. FxlpAy AUcUsT - AID fHE BOOK stiE OK TrLsptf,
Ar-usT s4-The undersigned announce he next regular
1r,de sale 10 be commenced Al the above date u VII b
refs under The regisrons ~ ne lat one Coz
.rrnrris Of Books, Paper stationery s.eiegypc rse'
Binders Cloth Leather Ac are respectiHlN soleNeo
Parcnsrs FOR the printing should BE- furnished ~ nc ls
o. Ju rext Al sich zine the Catalogue vii b. pDi 70 piees
TIE ust. -4.h advances Will be- msde receipt ~ goofs
when r-.r,.r,s BANGS RICHARDS PLAI1,
90 Broadway, New fofs
Al Psiv.rE S,Is-A collection Of choice On fslnhhss,
including a sree one BY DE Bo0L hne Landscape ~
Wuson testR Flower ard Fruit pieces, a. III m ~.
frames. Also. collection Of engrsSnxs rcafce Potuss" "
he early Presidents. &c frames.
DN r.. COTTON itcfasn aad Ce~~issioa hs'sAiAf-
tDSkes Rom 3lt 8pAt~Ay COME hsll-hAFins f'"'''
81 20 ne sDcve-nsned room. prepared % r.crse AZ
Kinds ~ Cabinet fllure. D Goods Csfpcts and hots-
keeping srlcles ~ every DESCRIPTION cocsgnnrct -
private "a Al alcucn ard 10 maze s-tleueus VIII ns lss
orOmpinc-s tie nj. buy n preferred Out ,or ss-cs
n nv pNT - he city attended To- ~ usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
COLLECTIONS IN OHIO BY
BENJAMIN. r. DEHISoH.

Afforuey and J0lN5101'aEz]f"'
CLEVELAND, Ohic.
nIcHARp B. KIsiBALL Esq s. wsisL n; y. VII M 70
hcevs and transmit any business 70 NE 49, 30 49,, - 81
eessary M 1i ~ in OHIO ala 2swems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

rI,EETu. TEETH Prices reduced 100 per cent -
i The cheapest dental Office In the eiy.-Ieen on
nivo;s 81 TO 81 o Teeth plate VI % 20 ~ 5oi Teeth
plugged ~ cents and upward; extracting, - cents
oohache cured with and inisole preparation y
cents All operations warranted 20 be executed 10 nr pest
iva eodls tAulstsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

0urnU>n The Macon and Western Railroad Co.
Ilr,i.-,, rave declared 4 dividend Of Two Dollars
per share on The capita SOCK Of NE Company PsyssSs 70
ne Notthsrn 10 o1 The Isl day OF August next
i''A' - signed J. H. TAYLOR, Treasurer
Ill, N ,e.s y20 2~+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
IupoKT,>r no MANUFACTUREKsA Ann

IMPORTANT To MANUAL hhhS M ~
18th ius al IL O'Clock, al ~ 0fantsl The follow ns mnn
merry An excellent screw press, seven gruce nst VlNs
press papers fences press Plates. good oven sirst
boiler. u cloth tfusher folding machine, Nc &C forming
comp apparatus iof nu.shng CLOTHS To pefson Wis.,
INK tO engage IN the business his offers rare ohee a.
the present proprietor recommend some 81 r oee'
houses IN The city lae " hole De- seen. AID ft pa
u-r.ers ooiaited, by applying 10 JAMES & NAtsvH'
l8i Broadway. sccCud foof lylS .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
INST PUBLISHED.

THE GREAT MEDICAL WORK OF THE AGE
The Faacies Of the Faculty, with the Chrome Thermal
system Of Medicine By :. Dickson. MD OF London
with Introduction and Notes by VIM. Turner MD for
merry Health Commissioner Of New-S ORR Second Ameri-
can (s,ereofy ped from the Fiflh London Edition.
CoNTENTs-Physolog Of Healthy Life shown TO be a
Periodic or Tids Alienation Of Attractive and Repusive
Movement the various OTgsus 90 The Body Disease con-
sts n greater or less error IN one or Of the Copo
rea Periods with a corresponding error OF Temperature
Al disorders huul or intermittent. Intermittent Fever me
Type al Disease Poison and Medicine act by Afrac'
and Repul-iou, The Agency OF both Electrical Blood
etting the Invention Of ageOf oarbarsm The successful
app cation Of Medicine depends on ~ proper adjustment %
the Tempe OF the patent and the Period OF attack OF
the Disease; What = right in the cold 81 Of disease =
wrong the hot; The Treatment during the Periodic Re
mission which happens in ali diseases, must be different
from that practced in either stage Of the paroNysw Time
ana Temperature the basis OF the ChonoThema system
Of Medicine
How grateful should We be % the n-'rous author Of Pie chro
Thermal Medicine showing up fe -trous OUT
r.-as OF .Ia IL N.4fn.f" tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

auts DESTROYS OF securing Chances IN either ~ the shove
>weePstakes. are requested make cary a2pesnou A.
eAch sweep VII be drawn immediately fl The result
Of lie drawing VII Re eiversed IN he Tunes Bells Life.
snd the London Daily papers. To give Ladies' orpor-
mny Of taking shares scrip vii be issued IN niuAs, 81 the
option Of the subscribers
All comnuuicarons, 10 insure attention. consir q
remittance Foreign orders may be made psyable Lon
don. bat al letters be addressed RICHARD Nj.
CHOLLS and JAMES PARKINSON. Temple square,
Ay.eshury Eng and.
The Third Horse TO be decided ~ Bells Life Prizes
Paid any fay afer the ace, less o per The Race viii
he run ri D0ncasior on The i4.h Of September. 1913.
To prevent fraud no Scrip vii be- genuine unless tho .et-
Ter coutainnz bears The Ayssbury post Subscribers
wishing t -end Bank Notes had better send halves hy d
fsrenf Post. rs DNMLAug25is ltsNs
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.

gFRNlNN--.. Capt. For New York IN July 2
WlsHISGl JoHssros Ne~ fofs Sun Aug q
In m Inc Steamers BREMEN always the 18th and
srrHAMPTON the 2h II the month When the 10Th falls on
s-sy the day ofsaing from Nsw York will be The 2lst
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GRANTLEY NANCE


n APPLETON s co. publish Thursday Gran
~. Monor. d Tale By Lady Georgiana Fullerton.
i2no-paper cover, 81 cts-coth, Is cts. jyl9 Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
BOOK TRADE.
GRAHAErs MAGAZINE
az LITERATURE AND ART, FOR AUGUST, iss

n
M LITERATURE AND ART FOR AUGUST, lSss
" ORIGINAL FsFERs
The Late Mara BROOKS, by........ Rufus W Grswod
The Cruise o. The hsker' BY. Henry A. Clark
The souls Dream D. -.-..-......... George H. Boxer.
The Mad Of bo-uiA- py.-.----...-...W 6lmore cmms.
To he Eagle. py Mrs T. L. Kinney.
RE. 'sMuefte, or True Loves Deyo-
uon, by.-.............. Henry Wm Herbert
The Bokh0use, hy..................-AlfredB Street
The Departure, Mrs Ann : Stephens
Summer by. ............ = Gurus Hine
DESCRIPTION u ISL % NaKara. BY. Prot James Mofaf
by 1runr Y. ONE
Aunt Maae's Love Story. bT......... susan PIuiAr
To Erafc. by ..-.........T. Bgcl Srsu Read
The Laborer's Companions ...... George : Buresh
The Enchanted Knight by............J Bayard Taylor.
K1-uefs sister. E..1a5eth J. ksmes.
The Man WHO Was Never Hum
bugged y......................A Lunncr
The sisters nv - q q Foster.
Brrfis in his Tent by......... VIM n {. HosmeT.
To Violet. Jerome 4 Maoy-
SUPERB EMBELLISHMENTS
Our embellishments for ms month % llgn ofier
THE DEPaErURE Is exquisite performance By tis ana
vii challenge comparison wlh anyang that has ever
been presented % the pubic
THE PoRTEAr Mas BRooEs. BY Parker, = an excel
lent hseness Of one Of most accomplished female 81
gratfec-nOw that the Of her harp suec
de4h-to he neamens OF one " hose poecal efforts
inspired = much pleasure.
Tvs >srEEs. by Thompson is also - enih CRAVING
and fully maintains the high reputation 81 that tnguished
artist
MUsic-~T Think Not thar Love Thee Bsllsd. Mu-
&c composed sud arranged for the Pisnoi0rie by l.
Miner. For sale. wholesale aud retail hy
iyl9 ". IT, GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

Thss the cheapest aad perfect article Of hose ever
offered to the pu bic and be bad only n The depot OF inc
American Gua Percha Company I3s William a. oF al them
farfnry Wafer-.t BROOKLYN. ~H lmS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

PROVISIONS market for Pork peculiar condition 20
dsy aud difficult 20 correct view OF H. The sales we're N
and n 2k, The market appeared SICK al tie
close Dol. Prime ssG7 "a In Beef there not
dong bb aud sl9 for IS and ~ 30
Tor CITY H. Meats ie movement beng held high
bids SIDES private terms Lard held hr but quiet
hbs &a7 and 90 Kegs a sas- In Cheese
and sales 500 % 800 boxes mad. Al
S46 cts Butter quiet Western aud
from Il % JULY:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

GRANITE market for Wheat very heavy with considerable
parcels pressing the market especially Of Interior grades sales
1900 for the EAst and 5000 bushels red
Chicago 90as5 Corn in fair demand, and held hrm The
quotations tend upward The sales 10000 $4,000 bushels
Al Orleans 5oa52 for Western mixed SO Cts for
for round yellow Rye Is $500 cts with
bushels Oats firm with sales 43645 cts and one
parcel 5000 bush Cayuga sold al 4 Sales 200 bush Southern
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

\TOTICE-Tae subscription books Of ne Laefs,lA an
LNCec,s Nine Cohfe. Cuba VIZ os oPS S1 on , 49,
1f,ei,rirr COMPANY. No Walls, New, OK yuy 10
IeiS fr,5i if.l q. MANNING TRACY, Treas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

RETRiGERAroRs AND SHOWER BATHS.
JOHN M. SMITH.
ID REFRIGERATOR AND SHOWER BATH Msnstse,ry
f(iss Broadway. myio Jus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-25

porsl god wish fanrFd p.rErriion. and
idly imagine thai he aiiainmsnt n i
you'll satisfy ihe hrsires and Gil lie rap
ariiies n he immortal spinl! iiaw iiiir
d. ihfr kn0w themselves. The soul i
nol II lie esrh. and lhey aill slfi.e In
Falr % rls=in II 4" The dust Though IL
na'ise siErngIh has heen impaired. and il
phfiiy iarnishsd. and is glory changed.
i wiii 30 always he y prisoner here.
Send 4 foEih. II snu will. 10 range ihynngll
The Whale lnaierial universe. anil Ike Ne
dosr Dismissed from lie ark. II viii return
without finding = single place In rest-far
4 has 70 resting plare but The bns"m n
God.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-25

Anecdote.-Jame I. of England. went
out of his way to hear noted preacher.
The clergyman seeing him enter. left
his text 10 ,leclaim against swearing. for
which The King was notorious. When
done James thanked him for his sermon.
but asked him what connection swearing
had with his text. He answ cred, d" Since
your Majesty came ont of your way to
meet me. could moi. in complaisanep, do
less Than TO 90 of mine to meet YOU"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-25
Cranserries a Cure for Cancer,

The Tuscaloosa (Aia.) Observer says
We have seen il stated more than once,
that The common cranberry was eflica,
cious in the cure Of cancer, but have ne.
yer. until very recently. been an eye wit.
ness TO The fact. Mr.. Middleton Belk. re,
siding within four or five milrs of this
city, who was afflicted with Il Gamer on
the nose for the last eight years, was indti.
ced tn Try cranberries, applied as poul.
iice; and to his great joy and Satisfaction
has experienced perfect and radical cure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-25

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meeting or passing . lady IN The side
walk sb"nld always pass IN The outside.
One gentleman mfeIing anolLer shnnld
always rass ta The right.
AgenliemaH walking with LADY should
never lender his right arm. excepl on the
side walk he should always walk on the
onisi,ie.s
A Lady. IS a general rule. should nni
take = grnIleman's arm in The slTsel in The
day lime.
However. il is not improper when The
ronple are strangers in The rity, or when
The walk is Iirnnged with passengers.
A gentleman meeting or passing gen.
lleman and lady should pass IN the gen.
lleman's side. 4 lady should pass TN The
lady, side.
A gentleman should never fail to salute
lady Of his acqnai,.t nce when within
proper distance: unless she wear veil;
in which ease il would be highly uneisil
10 recognize her.
When passing dwelling as a general
rule. II j. not polite To look into a window;
hui ~hena pretty woman is sitting by II for
the osiensihle purpose Of heing looked al,
you may he considered nnriyil and unge.
nervous # ynn do not cast an sdmiring
glance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-25
Gould not Catch Him.-The m,

Gould not Catch Him.-Fhe mos
amusing instance of dodeing recorded this
campaign. occurred IN Ohio. where the
Wing candidate for Governor was quest
toned in regard to his vote forsthe Presi.
deney, in The hope that the answer extor.
let would contribute 10 his defeat. One
Of his opponents desired to know how he
should vote this fall. He promptly re.
piled. thanking him for his solicitude. and
stated thai he expected TO vote as usual
ty baliof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-25

Bathing.-An exchange has this spicy
and yei truthful paragraph. IL is a pity
more would not heed ils counsels. "Ci.
iizens Of manufacturing towns, who dwell
in an atmosphere Of copperas and cotton
fuz, coal smoke, and unsavory zepllyrs
from die raging canal ought 10 battle Of.
ten. Instead OF Ills. hall Of them encase
themselves in ereashy flannel from Jan.
nary TO June, and June 10 January, and
dodge the water as IL they had the hydro
phobia. The other half take duck about
once year, and then run home as iffrigh.-
ened by their own cleanliness. Hence, We
hear Of dyspepsia. colds, fevers, and the
like. in spite Of the tons oil 'inlalIble re-
medics' which arc annually swallowed. al
a great expense of grimaces and cash."