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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

worsted in the fight, returned TO nurse their
wrath, and the better to forward their cause,
screwed out from Mr.. V. b.. his famous letter.
disclosing to the world for the time, his settled
hostility to slavery in all its forms.
1t is great pity his pent up hatred of Slave
ry was not let loose before. If Mr.. V. b. was
really hostile to the annexation Of Texas, TO the
extension of Slavery and the war with Mexico,
he had it in his power to have prevented these
great wrongs. 1t is impossible to believe that
his influence could not have done much. But
he kept silent. or rather encouraged the aggres-
sion, and on the principle that he who has pow
er TO prevent an evil and fails to prevent it, is
responsible therefor Mr. V. b. will be held
chargcable by the enlightened world, and his late
array of hostility to Slavery will avail nothing
against the sentence of condemnation
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Ohio 4. Awake,

The following from the Cleveland phi. n,
er' bitter locoioco paper, gives us assrr.n.o
that THE vines OF Ono ARE AwAxr
vote in Ohio ensures a Wms MAIoR,r, r.
'''"'''r '''' "fALL vote in Vermont ensures H.,
success q the Wig Ticket Vernon, ovao...
e'ery man to do his duty ''''
Iaylor Wings are seen noy.s.d,r.
eny Mlh htle blank book. takiDr 'd dn, o. the
" 5oi names and Inquirng their politics VIVA,
uol"g mere Is also going on ,brouoi,on, ma, IA.
state Men are under pay to do M. '' !, INC
u" voluntary Service-money makes the mas N -
Inc game is this. First. to re, M, ereru .,
""U WI" '3'e r'ght, Second, in every Town
"eJ ''1'a number of active Taylor men ayo d"n'
u'e1' each TO pick his man from the Van ny p uel-
/ OF democratic ranks and make him IN D sn'.
""y' No'e 'or Taylor. There are einhtv-,b,'o
,o"'''es n the State, and about fifteen bnnJ,,I
WIS change Of sir rnfts in each tovn a, m
u"@e an aggregate difference Of nine 1b','.' -,
L"'S' lhs added 10 the extra number ~ rD,a'
brought ont by this copoueur system ,b.y 'c c'
NN'a'e VIII make about nreun.fte Go,'syyg
enough 10 ensure Tie State Tor rsylor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
OFFICIAL,
Reat'ng 10 he time for The election Of E'ec'or
Of Pr sidem and ! ice President Of The Laiiet
Suites, and Of Members Of Congress.

y
Rer,t;ne IN me time for he eIcciion Of Electors
oC Pr s;Je,,t and lice pres;deni of Inc Tnied
Suites. ant Of Members Of Congress.
,,o,..,.I os,o,,I,. NJ
IL "',to' ,',, y ~ Wv c,n,,,...
Ms ''V o,a ,'o"., f chan,or ono
r. b. pa,i.oJ S,,,,,a. .L,II no 40 .,,ondeJ
W ','t aaino,;o 81 r,oo,r pro.
- w. X,;oa pro.fLo,, r. ,Io T,i,oJ s,a,os
-. ,t w. ,,;l,I st,u Lo.,.,ca. no ~, tho
r, 'f,or ,bo frs, WnnJay in Nnvem.
-, ~ H., ,,.t;cL ,Ic, =, ha cbnson
81, :, Sac,i,,, c,r,r ,f cIan,or n,o If ,bn
pa,i.ai S,,,,,tn..si,, H.. 80 a,nnnJoI ,l,, ,Le
,',,n ~ L'JJ,,, tba election. rnr ,n.,nbor. Of
r, T., ,,Is- tto,ein nr,y;IeJ sI,II ho o
a., !rno.l,,, nov, .,it,, ,h ~. NJ ,nd,r in Ma.
na,,h,r
So S.,,ion f,rty.tvo NJ cb,n,ar one of
n. R.,is.I S,,t,Irn. sI,lI h. ~ amended tina,
i, sh,Il ha ,ho Jut, of the several rlerks +,
Whom the votes shall be delivered. at the meet
inc, r,ovilal far il, said s,ction ,n dccl,rr the
"5,d p Eay,ng ,Ls ,,rc,io., Number If all ,bc
Vote. IA b. duIy elecfed 10 represent this State
nina ron.,rss5 uf,na i'nitri states and oiya
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

Resoiued-That the North have vital interest in
this great question, for without it onr fields must be-
come barren, hardy population labor for nought
Take away protection and you strike down the
arm that is barred Tor the prosperity OF the nation
I've go for protection as a right. We demand it as
a means OF national prosperity. We demand it ms the
price of those contributions we have so literally paid
into the Treasury of the Nation.
Rcsolred, That the doctrines ofirce trade re in the
present state Of our foreign commerce. entirely fnlla
cious, they are but arguments in disguise 10 bring
down the free labor Of the North to the level OF the
panpcr labor OF Europe and the slaves of the south
They who willing to adopt them richly mcr, the
deprec aions they produce.
Resolred, That in order to secure the fullest mea
sure of protection the nation requires tariff so adjust
ed that the duties may be equal to the current eXpeu-
ses of the Government, and arranged by discrim-
nation as to give preernnce in market to all arti-
cles of our own growth and manufacture
Resolrcd That heal,hin state of our domestic
affairs requires that the OF protection should
be prepared with such hrnness that all may coniide
in their continuance. There can be bu, little activity
in business until the people can have confidence ii
the steadiness Of public measures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09

pledges. SACK polka ami bu.iuess cu4s. Alplcadr t
die Tweed ca-imcree. gin ham. linen. &c. = to -
summer pants French stripes. ds and linen u CD - rac
dress and frock = io $50, silk umunss vest. Far-
Gus. 81 to each v of them eve dollar su.'s Ten. cor
ncr Nas.au and RccAmal ms. It5 tvs
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to The yew-YOrk Tribune.
DISPATCH NO. /.
wEsgG NATIONAL CONTENTION.
PmLADrLFn.A. Thlr. N ~ :

Pm1ADrLPn;A, Thurs ay June :.
The Convention rcassem0lcd according TO az
pointmelt.
The President having resumed bis seat prayei
was offered up by Rev Mr.. ATWOOD Of the u. L
Church.
The minutes were then read and approved.
The Presidents Address on taking the Chan
Yesterday was ordered on the minutes.
Mr.. EVERETT OF VI offered a motion that when
the Convention adjourned it adjourn at - for q
private conference on the state %. the nation and
10 exclude reporters and spectators until O'Clock
laid on the table.
Resolutions were offered, but laid on the table
or withdrawn, tending to define the number o
DELEGATES entitled 70 seats.
The Committee on Credentials reported that tho
Delegates Of the District Of Columbia were adj
nitted to honorary seats, and that the Louisiana
Delegates be permitted TO represent Texas, and
for other purposes.
The debate is now going on upon the power o.
State Delegates 90 lill vacancies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09
DISPATCH NO. 2.
PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY

PmLADELPHGA, Thursday juno >.
That part Of the Committees Report authorizing
Delegates from States not fully represented 10 cast
the entire Electoral vote andto fiji vacancies, gave
rise to a long debate. The previous question was
called for and sustained The main question was
then put and the Committees recommendation
negatived by Ayes l26 Nays $50.
This resolution is supposed says our dispatch
10 test the Taylor aud AutTaylor Strength, and
indicates n Taylor q, majority, as it excludes
Texas, reduces Alabama and Arkansas.
The ballot for Presidential Candidate will not
be taken until q late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09

4lEN'- TIRNT.HING GOnn~

4lEN'S TIRNI-HING C0en> Of new ami
.'.ctllrr styles % >arirtr AGATE lsa i-i receive
Mtus Flra Sing G0o,i.. Suitable far ile present aaf COM
RI season sec- % B great care expires. r-taiI rrac
Crvef. OF sk. H. calnrc. cr1u and o'ftr te--lI -
styles Hosler-llze. uerln and cotton vests 30 OFT I-
lvarrln'ed no. 90 SHRINK -n wt.in2l SiA cotton i-s-'
llfLose ali hose a. sizes lrl qll-.s cloves oi Ac,
SO. Isle c1'-'l, ere j reit s-ey - lrell -ir-
-infef with cs-li workmanship. A f assrrmen 1 every
siye s.vay- OIL haai. j. AGATE 80 Br1siNa y,
N.Y. .rs- corner Of Pars-1.lce, y ~
BELT RIBBONS.
tIST RECEIVED. large tnl .lro assortment N t'
- mos, ii.lull,.e styles, i.r sic ~ ne cas c.f.l 10
p.ece my- t- -ios T. b MOORE. % bea'rr-s-
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.-EsureI
lIsrs. black lli ST. fe u.r. .1l ti-al.l-- .Hr u'-
l.- Ir -.t.s roa. Flaf.nUs. I'D ..- Ir
ara lai-in caqc-. ciei.-e-, collars ll. cl''. 'I
7tserru.e., hosiery and -.ore- n1-t 90 which having
been bought 70 aI.Ill, nl- h- sol cll, ierl'F unier
usua. prices. a. PETER kJbERI5s, 3ij 5roal~al.
IMPORT G0OBS-l-o cases SCI n4 e hhru,l tcf
II heactei Snrug aud Saeels. s'-.oie iol -he Mex
cas- and south American market, Tor ale ty
~ NEsMIlH q co 5o eni = Pire-si.
pLEACHED GOODS ea.es, comprising every
ID width. srIIes and anal. fv Or sa.e Iy
~ SESNilrH So. 5oaal p Pire-.t
rTUCKING-s5 csses Asburou Ticks; also 10 bales do.
az SEs,iifH co. 50 and y Piae-.t
RgILLINC~-l5o pkss Brown aaa B.eachei Drills,
an NEsNgfH 4 CO. 5osai . Pire-.t
FlLEACHED GCgD~-Conpns.rg au extensive as-
D,ormant Orwell hr1ar Styles, So, f-i 81. o. lH l@
AMI 7-3 All 90 Widths. loo sale i'y
mv2 C. F. HARRIS. 81 Eychsuge-n,ace.
DLUE AID WHITE and blue and orange Prais-
stregy and desirable patterns. an tge and medium c1is
forsa'ehy lmE4l e. F. HARRIS. ENcIan-",nace.
FtERINO .-foclses superiue Me-
Afsuno Cashmere. cDuursl every variety OF c' 1r ac
t~N'ure for -.dr'v CO HAhi.lH % rNcn u-'-l c NV
WHITE AND CGiORED Doessl and colored
W Cloak Llnlugs '9Ir rnd .tlIed FOR sale by
M G. + HARRIS. 81 FNrHarcr-p'1re
EOLORED DRILLS varous qualities and co
N)lnrs for sale hv C.. + HARRIS. if FscIsngr-p.1c'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09

Read Tire following extract from letter % d. ShLkMAN
from Col. J. {. ZiBEisKA. Nrw-Brusvic s.
SIS lroter Ole Dr. afsl M thf b-ts H.f Restorative WIS
' .- fnrFt0H fff eolI Hr rsf- 'l strengthen f' revive '
ll vH 500 f1 t- l.orto - ai cli re 'a- By ue steamer
Ses .s0-.fI.L' So. &c.
10 nnQ ,i ou fhe above TERMS Tor he convenience OF
tho.e IS 1 prefer 20 nrp smse Ives b. cold l ie oice
1913 groadN uy. second fI1r.
". B.-Pclsolai reference given. Jn1 W.
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DISPATCH NO. 3.

The morning was mostly occupied with explano
tons as regarded the credentials Of the Decsa.
tions FROM Missouri and Louisiana.
The Delegates from Louisiana were authorized
10 cast the vote of Texas in accordance with the
wish Of Texas expressed at the State Convention.
The Convention aiterward adjourned till four,
Pm for the purpose Of holding secret session
The Hall not to be opened to the public again till
q n'rlnch Z III
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~ Phrcuoiogisi- and Publishers, towLEzs
Wells. Clinton HAL. lll Nassal-st y. \.


~ Directions fer pilpi-.Nesses subject 20 VISTA
ton bg hr.fh Otlcer. every vessel from foreign
port having Passengers, end every vessel having BAT,
durnL her s-sage any of small PoX, Or infectious or
contagious di-tl.e--grrFlu- lt any uLe+
Al es-e.s from amy roI' Oh. ordinary passage ron
which they must pass south Of Cape HeuUpcn-arnving
between the dsy OF May nui tle 10Th Day Of October
And a vessels from any place lncudns Islands. ln Asa
Afca. or the Mediterranean or from uuy pfne West India,
Bahama. Bermuda Western Islands, on from any place m
America, ia The ordinary passa-c from winch they pass
South OF Grorrl-ar.n- between tue let day Of Apui
and ihe lit day Of November.
iel lm A. 3. WHITING. Health Oacer
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r.,n IEwEIEfs~ MINIATURE PAINTERS, &c
&c J. HARTNETr, Cortl4nd-st near Broadwaj
,boic.ale ami retail nazgsclrcfs of travelling, nns
-e.ur ri Jesyey Boxes Miniature Cases and scum =
e1t- I0ckg, Wstci Ring Brooch Pen and Pencil Boxes
chest. Tor SILVER plate neatly arranged ORDER slso Trays
made and fred % jewellers show ses &c 81. .hove
Jewellers TRAVELLING Trunks, ard variety Of ne ADoS
articles constantly hand and made 10 order "a Do.
a. upstairs,
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PAPER. PAPER, s9a Ae;q,algee;', I'D :, 2, g.,y

DAPERs PAPER. ard AcrO1ni- Books, sod AZ very
4 ioW prices by FRANCIS & LO' lBEL. n MAIDEN
ia1eWe sell 70 ao.e-s.e and retail every syie Of " f
ng AMI tapping Paper. % manliarlrers prcesi cap
.esf rnd noe pagers ia great variety some very cte
Balkbooks. a sZes and Fy.c7 NJ aindngf Doohs il''t
+lf hound % any Darern Leuf Tccpyng ffe--t-, tl r.
ilred pnces Nltln4l seal Pres.es Improves AlAi'.
Lete--Trfers tn cs aud eed boxes 20 - pen. tYfi
fI- yafslf IDS envelopes ~ every ne al -
mourning e-er and note papers wrnn4 ae-As' &c. -
Those WHO rerfr- articles Isl lf VII Please examine
the stock we b4ve now hind when Or quarry 40 ioh
800 ar. u-.rr sa.s.! FRANCIS J. LOUTREL,
je3 StA-plef-' ~ 'lAilrl-ia'''
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- The BUhm Fiutc.-A. O.. BADGER l8l Broad
Vyug has ty o llI complete assortment oi rni
Flutes of Boz. lsitcUIe. and particular pains wl DEE
taken with fltes made 0 order. and iu ali cases
give satisfaction aud addition Dee found fnAl
Eul1rs much admired rus.c for " Flute run in Num-
beers al each and l- iares fur Flute and Guar' hi-o
books of instruction hy Cu.Ol, Nicholson ard others table
music stands. Sc jcju
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- Rnnnd-IIin NYn1cr.Cnrr Rrfrcnf.-Tlis N

stiton j. ocaei IN one OF the beautiful sections o.
New England and on commanding einlence bali inlir
from the village of Norhai TOM Mass. Tie Luudn4- were
formerly occupied le Rouui-HA school AM contain ac
comHlpIauous for nearly tso hundred pei Sous Inr grounds
are from 90 O lI acres .n extent ami me tsinslEt J.
aburdarv supplied with water from more lln twenty i've
ils springs whose temperature is invariably - de- rces
Fahreuhc The proprietor. announce that they have COM
pe.cd arrangements yFI d.. DgXrER formerly oi Morris
town. y J. who v reside in the ll-uuon. ana nave lui
mediate superintendent 0i fe medical department, do COM
mon with Dr. Hal OF Northampton. DR.. Woodward te %
Massachusetts Hospital Worcester, has been eH- -ri as
consulting plycciin and the domestic affairs are under
direction 1T Capt brc. -ter formerly. Oitc Mansion House
Northampton. Dr. j. 4. CyssSss, General sl penlcudri
The location combine sIuhry win heeuty 20 rtnlaf.l
bile de rce; is accessible ty railroad from Ne"-1 ora AZ
bauy Boston. by easy days rides ana TIE ineiO r
70 make This a0i Ouv renOr retreat tUl lntad-, Whehe
desiring Hydropaillc treatment OF olcfWsrr uul u-" 4"
make 10 most agreeable resort for persons uaFchs lor
health pleasure, Tor gentlemen aud n - gon- mo
the country for sImner elaNaon more ans ting locally
cannot Dee found le United Saies au4 assurance are
given that tie establishment viii be- rendered most de-
siriDe and comfortable resort for the seekers .o only on
health but recreation. Letters addressed 10 elmer 0 tlc
physicians ai northampton. inquiries made 20 A CaIA
ESQ L. :. Hotel Boston, viii receive prompt attention
Northunplon Mas Nav l. 1919 my8 2mcod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09
nun ,yoNDrRFf-l. AVID MYSTERIOUS LADY

l MISS BUCKLEY, has removed 10 lsi Elkape'i ~
between Pn1ce ami Spnn 80 Size VOL, ~ l'Oah 'h
ife .fe answer Gue.i0ls r. afilg ~ - past presea
aad future. also reveal mysteries, ana ioreiei c0nAls
.genf. win asf.u-iny acclrlcy. Sue j. asp somlll
hulst n f1f state VIII examine diseases 80 piesSf'e
igl vicinity can testify where Sc ha- resided duflt te
.aet four wears She be- c01-lliei rom 81 ~ ,
II Terms for the examination " diseases, ; Tor ID
.e.- n..-ae nn ne ,e.enIle sl0ne y cents. g9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09
Hon. John Wentworth Renominnted.

" ANilNlIoNf juno r.
learn 10y Telegraph from Chicago that Hon
ions WENTWORTH was unanimously renominat
ed for Congress in the WITH Illinois District the
eta inst. b. %. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09
67 nd 6g FOasYTHsr. 9lo FLOOE, -.

az AND 90 FORSYIHSr. 80 FLOOR, REAR.
IL ID. HRYANT,S Ci0cx Movement Manuiiciofy
II. and general iobbing establishment pressing, wnng
and Linz brass iron steel Also small wheels ad
onions cut Tor clocks; Geographic machines, Or models Or
r any other purpose required. Models made 20 order
ANY knI oil clocks repaired by wOfEncl who understand
ther Business and warranted for year THIS establish
rienf has facilities second ~ no other la This cy o. conIt
iof al the above Mnis Of work. Tue uade slyped ".
N0veneqf- aud Trimmings such balls rods handle hris
80. nvlf 'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09

4. ID. Person, MD. PrOprirf0r.-iils cstauilsL
menf zap oie uf fif- mu-l pheasant ana urihy
paris of the city containing some sNiy Rooms. Win several
private parIOf- gooI table for luvtds or ulcr-. wAo
wish cool plain diet Also atne Arrangement Tor bathing
l8 and ~ Eat FOunecuti-sL near InOlsquarc, New
Vo-s le5 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09

l. l. - miles from New Ork-JoEL SLEW, N d. author
of TIE Water Cure nfanlu, Handbook OF Hydropaly.
Nc &C Editor OF the WlerCure Journal and The earliest
American practitioner 81 the mode and d. Z. koof.
u-O a pupil OF Pre,-lL. receive patients as above Pa
sage week days, per steamboat CrJon y T NJ Fulton
Market lto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09
Gen. Cnss in Charleston.

fnOrc IOnFcuuOh. Julgc nu-tI pltrlutus is'-'W-
tons adopted not To support the nominee without
d declaration Of principles. The proceedings of the
Convention were repudiated until more satisfactory
developments appear. Mr.. James Holmes nominated
Gen Taylor, and two votes responded IN the affirmative
TRAGEDY rs LorIslANA.-The COHcord'0 (La)
Iielligcncer gives the following details OF ira
gical affair which recently took place at Point
Coupee:
Two gentlemen. Elijah Adams and Rowland Robert
son met In ballroom, and 10 the establishment OF all
those present who that they had allowed
dispute about property 10 interfere with their feeling
of friendship Tor each other. they linked and
ment Scarcely had they reached the desired position
where their conversation might be strictly private.
when Robert son was seen 10 strike Adams violent
blow in the face. Adams had scarcely tc! the blow
with a revolver he shot Robertson through the body
The effect may be i'm 'gincd Confusion CONSERVATION
shrioks and the most melancholy excitement swal.
lowed up with the power of magic all the happiness oil
the scene. The bleeding and hte.yielding form OF
Robertson in The tragedy, now The only remaining
feature ia the festival
The senses of the whole people of the parish were
stunned with the intelligence. The two men who had
gwen such fearful finale 10 this occasion of test witty
were well related and of equal personal rcspoctabiy
Theg had been brOthVS-m-laW Adams was a widOwtr.
having been the husband of RobCrtson's deceased SIS
ter The unfortunate Robertson, al the time OF the
catastrophe had scarcely realized the passing away OF
his honey and his young and un.uspecting bride
mnglng happily in the life OF the ball room. when
the report Of death in the adjacent staggered the
senses of all Robertson expired ON the succeeding
evening Adams surrendered himself in the open
COur on Saturday morning and was admitted 10 bail
IN The sum OF S5OlO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09

THIRTY Hours Is ADVANCE or TIE MAIL
Our attentive friend, Mr. Buckley, agent for Ad-
8ms's Express. furnished Us yesterday with New
York dates OF the 3lst By Cave Johnson's Nal
arrangement they would have reached us this
evening mt five. Oar readers and the public gen.
orally viii thus the difference, i'm point OF time,
between the Bay Line and that OF the Richmond
and Potomac Railroad.
This is one OF the most extraordinary arrangements
that ever came under our observation The Railroad
was Transporting the Mail for $4,000 per annum. Mr..
Johnson insisted that the price too high the Com
pany demonstrated aud said they Transporting II
cheaper than il could otherwise be done. Mr.. Johnson
stl persisted in describing the price cNt1ronoic
and by way OF saving Uncle sans money made a con
tract with the Bay Company for S3i0JO The inferno
dlnle points, IN the meantime, are supplied by NAL
cart Tor whichthe Government pays $4,000 There
some 1lNonal carriage % which the Railroad company
were subjected and the price of which was IS 900 per
ennum. lhe account then may he settled thus The
Railroad Company carried the Nail 10 Weldon for
SS0OO the Bay Company performs the same task for
Sl1OOJ by the Railroad letters aud papers of ycstcr
day from New York w0uldrcach this point this morning
az lll. By Mr.. J0hnsons arrangement they n, I'M sr.
rive Il tomorrow. Loss. by the new Advancement
5000 in hard cash. and thirty hours
How long viii Congress submit 10 this wilul waste
Of money and time q iachm md Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09
,,,,np.Tpy BRV,~EI,. A TUREE-PLY

Il CARPETINOS are 10" sod a. me Eesy - $50
-afes by II Lawrence, II Cana.st Also, lugr1is enc
cans OF Closhs Of pattern and elegant designs Drug
eesi1nS II N CansI-st je5 lwdklfw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09
,Dr1r nI,puRAG,I EIITER.-Thls N

de,Isnei 10 purify all water It.s portable apra
am. SIZED for appacanou any fance barrel tap ussl
ef. dscbar-e VI fluids and constructed for application
ID a vessel Of tie capacity Ut keK or pail, wei a. "
efv LvtauL II clelees ef by chan aging end for e.-.
pl .ar from i've gallons per minnie. and VI
tirsDiy at several years Pnce - with faucet - =
Waef-coOers, Invaluable Injury Tor the South price -,
are fsr saie by WAITER " GIBSON, q tie Office 81
the Diaphragm FILTER $40 Broadway. 1ex above - CIafes
Hotel. Fter sent ANY part % the Union mylo collin
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I
urenT. situated n Tie Orange Mountains az Soul Oiah-e
New-lersey tfeen miles from New-1Ora on Tue me Oi
Ire Morris and Es-cN Railroad.
The cars stop within quarter Of mile nom ie esis
h.imeu leaving le fool ~ C0rtlaudst 40 0cOck' 4 VI
and o'clock p ". Of each day. arriving II souh orange
IN abuui one hour
Dr. MEEhEE announces 20 the puUic thai he has Just
finished hs for Of the most com ele " az
erCure establishments and summer retreats no" u lAe
country $500.
Dr. 81 returned from Europe IN the Winter Of 1870 where
De had been Early tfcr years, uur- fil ue-i.u ul "
time spent no GfaccnDegs and ue o.lef WAFER e'iA
shmcns Of Germany, and has been since O. al te en-
IN selecting location md e.ccung establishment si.le1
% his views on tie subject
The establishment planned particularly WIN siew 70
the comor AMI convenience Vi Tie patient lna '' uIl uy
the EuG sh plan of e-ft alntlis- itFn- -
vale bathroom attached % each patent r0)h smut on rom
the room by folding do - where the paci en- nave ever
bath except the large dOuche aud swimming bti Whch ar
beautifully situate. about 90 rods iron tae house 10 tlr glen
le tugn There are also three large plunge baths ID ue
house on tie grounds alec tN1 wave biihs, one M
them from lie natural f OF the BROOK m me rane, aud
swimming hath ~ feet square, erected for the pleasure OF
SUMMER visitors &C attending aeif Trends and oher p
ucns -,
Dr. ~ viii open his establishment for the season on re
18Th June and any luns addressed 20 CiiA> II
MEEKER. st d. a. Newark y jersey, or 81 south Orange,
y Ier-..- -s--fI r.-siv- attention. uv-n ltn-
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e50O CHALLENGE !.

can CHALLENGE. u Gentlemen wa,
,N.lUDxsni their oll c.ol.e- 20 .OoS Ike Z" cal al t
.-ar.ng DyeirE, Tailoring an1 eFtirng 5-iahlishni n
Al - Goi-sf where ylg get al grease, qcl tar in
ri gr, -xtrcfel from gour clothes without soAin- ygn
r1fh al the shortest notice aGi tie most reasons II
terru. hy J. B. NOAH o. Gc.i-st two doors from Bees
MAN. The highest price paid for gentlemen e@'..i
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Author Of the At ~ Weavnf" "Praclca Treatise on
Dyeng aud alco Printing" Pastoral Life and Manu- ~
rr. 0f fle Ancisnt." Wonders III Nllfe aud Art c-.
4, .r ou business must be postpaid aud aIdfesset o.
Clinton u GiIr0y, 70 Sa-su4-st Sew-fOrk. jeI "