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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

la Potrio OF the 18th has letters from Cam
pescby to the 2sth. We translate for The Trl-
taEe as follows:
1--WE are going on badly here, very badly in spite
Of the treaty celebrated between Governor Bsrbaehano
and the Indian Pat the Indians have entered the terri
tory OF this Province and have seized urbde aud c.
ealehen distant towns twenty leagues from this city
which were deserted in the most oowardly by
the troops appointed defend them In fact the Ind.
ans go through every part OF the whole coun
try for all the soldiers have here 70 seek refuge
and believe tina; II the Indian force were 10 surround
this place the walls would not be strong enough 10 con
tan the fear OF these valiant troops"
Toe writer adds that nothing but foreign aid can
save them all from being obliged 10 geld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

- IHE GENERAL SYNOD Of the Lutheran
Nn1rea mas a-t finished session Of I've days Il ap
pears thai their clergy now number anon, 81 IT,
nase under their charge 1850 congregation. 70 wbicf
-ls atlAehel sDou0 members. Their yearly increase
~ iiiiii grafton is 1000 and by menliersh.p 3GOO-
~ $50 Posse-' tlfte incorporated colleges and i've
theological cmnar.e- ia WIN "a anon, IN 49,. -
are u eonFseoi preparation for the ministry.
Fh..a Evening Bullctn.
IaL WHEAT CRoP.-A Gyin visit 10 th.
3-n'-ee faley-passns through Batavia. stafford Ie
SOY. ana caledonia, and thence South through tho
iD~n' % lofA Avon. &c.-gave US an opportunity n
--se some hat Of tie prospect Of the wheat crop n
IL good for the eyes 10 look upon he exrena5 ~,
ol wheat mat are growing up for the harvest in hst
Iss'on. For me most part the crop promises well
Oesasonaly TIE eye could rest upon field thar had
81 osi ile open winter, but then the farmers are
wa PLEASED 1t ne general prospect OF the crop.
Buffalo Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
= hhNCks
Election Returns.

From Wilmer and smiths Times May g.
The returns OF the French Election are now
and Notwithstanding the utmost exer-
tions OF the Ultra Republicans aud Communists
who LEFT neither fair nor foul means untried 70
effect their purpose the lists exhibit a triumph
ant testimony % the popularity OF the principles
propounded and acted upon by Lamartiue and the
moderate party Indeed ocieaIly aud prominently
has this expression Of popular feeling been mani
iested, that some fears entertained of the mi
norty rcsOlting 90 Interior measures ia order 10
render the past proceedings nugatOry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

HER0IsN.--Jo.n Champion and Albert Rice.
two worthy l-acuncn OF Lyme. heroicllly saved the
.rs Of Two boys the lifA nst the rex of their
9Sn- The LADS were out fishing near the mouth of
Tie Connecticut river when their boat was sud lerl,
upset. aad they obl.ci 20 cling 10 ..s bottom ~
save t-emselFes fIom drowning. Many applications
were made 20 different individuals % rescue them, b,
81. declined on account Of the high wind The two
a'AeEmen. however, stepped unsolicited into their
podt determined % tie lads or perish Ia tie A.
tempt tae!r noble efforts were crowned with success.
Hartford Whi. saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

ISrERLsTl,5 THML f0E CousTEEyElTiyo.-
for fhc pact three dogs. ile United states District
Court. Judge CoNgLfN PRECEDING bias been engaged iu
rae tr1l 90 very remarkable p~o-ccr ln for the I-
iaCrurc of bogus CON. Tie defllantls DR. SALISBURY
10 Jlm- st0wu. C4au-1uIue county. n man against
whom. uu-A flIs cllr-e was preferred tlcrc was
scarcely breath NJ suspiciou Of guL IT, was man
~ wealth occupied prominent p0 anon iu society. ws
leaa-l, member ui one ~ tle clurcLe- fud ye- .
was given il evidence thar after having spent the hf
Trt cora. De woul4 into ne sunday Sc.0li tue lezt
morning aul take ead.l- paf' .n tle exercise BE
was p-1mlen f mover n l The pLlaltlrOr.c pro ecrs
u. ,le day remarkable for piey s0berne. and beuev0-
.erre This was biz general character n community.
md ye' ro4 The testimony on tls prt ~ the pr0-ocu-
rcn- Dee wa- connected with hall ot -Le most 1er-
a-e scoundrel- that ever went ulwlipf 70 justice
10 seems That Dr. had constructed f-c- by
twelve. and seven feet high the rear o Lis barn on
a clio BIZ. d15 oul VI lie ground which was covered
over or plans. .ld on fe top 1 -li- rls placed Len-
house al ecc-uflv % prevent discovery The door
Pc BAN rh0u-ald times would r0r have observed ir
Tee Manufacturer generally worked az night and Isr
previous 20 tlc D9c-9rs arrest re-lf u- on r1e
.ai onlug lo- discovered lllt pcerng tlrou-h the
bad rroter counting over w1ar rcselLbled money. ans
head Tie Doctor say that j. fhe other had certain
Pile be- must pay par, dowa Or give security
Wlcn preparing bis press &C. for operations. u
ms that The Doctor represented thar he wHs getting
root mil made cr grinding such roots used IN his prac.
tee e. were too hard 10 pound The testimony on ,he
iart OF Tie prosecution closed last evening IN Clau-
auque County. where the defendant l. we. known an
intense Interest j. felt in the result From present in
dlcations, the irial must result IN a conviction.
Rochester Advertiser
= This trial was concluded on the 10Th By thc con
vcton Of Dr. :. lie had not received his sentence 90
the latest accouufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

TIN BosToN FoG.-The Caledonia arrived a,
the entrance OF Boston harbor at ten O'Clock b
Saturday night, but was annoyingiy obliged TO
wait outside until Sunday morning, on account y.
dense fog. Our Boston friends have long been
endesyoring to create the impression tina, ioss
were only manufactured in New.York harbor, but
the public are no longer to be nisti6ed on this
mint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

SENATE. WAsmNGToN Saturday. Nav 20
The Senate was not Boa session
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
After The transaction oi some routine business on mo-
ton the House reo ed i,sclf into Committee OF The
Whole on the sato OF the Union Mr.. Roor Of Ohio iu
the chair snd took up the 81 ia favor purchasing the
Madison papers.
Mr.. MCDOWELL Of Va advocated the passage Of tie
bill
MI. BowLiN OF No. and others opposed Us passage.
Mr. PALFEEY OF Mass. spoke 20 length IA favor OF t.
MI. SrEFfiENS OF Ga also advocated IT, passage when
the Committee and reported the biz % the House
when on motion, Il was read third time and passed
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

D.rABuirT uF CEDNG.-Ar Che bead oi oae OF
thc -raves n tlc burial geouad o. " Oh g. Mary
NfI .rs .fauI- ccla. .l1h which, the insCr.titu
urou b. indcatcs vIs placed there 100 f year l1I -
Notaithsfanlirl % .s bc,u exposed 20 tAo weather Tor
SD long period DC i- .rl perfectly sound and i' IN
mole-ted hy Decorating bands % VIII Doubtless re
Standing when every man ,g0aan AMI child that
moves upon the earth shall have gone down % dark
aess and the worm' lSt Mary Beacon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
CITY ITEMS.

IHF hEAIs-~AllAl~4 = ttNtN' ~---r 'Nrttttt- $50
everybody is melting and groanns AZ The aeree and un-
timely hear TIE annual migration g. me country ana
70 sessie wstering places j. beginning Win ah cler- ~
-iat borrow. sonc.r. from de ntensy Oh 'i' noon
l-v SUM- Broadway VIII soon be deserted 90 Us r4eae'i
-'ere. thc rlou..schss VII be- gone 20 Newport 'nA
~a-s-o-a and only unfortunate editors and other AaF''
working people wil De lelt behind The hermome ''f
f1r Pie uas. day OF 20 has been above -, I'D eur o-e
Oh for o. retreat 80 Greenland or SItL5ersen.
4 THrvDrRnoLr.- intense h-at %. tAe
weather on Saturday Las, succeeded IA lie even
ia. iy vivid clashes Of lightning which ilun'ined ihe
whole ky About ocloc< fsih, followed almost
Immediately by loud peal Of thunder. bur', over the
CIV and The electric iul OK effect upon ihc house
OF NJ Granger No 81 sua,on-st dom, some tr.a.ag
dams.e and thence passed into ac street bu- .o-,a-
nstely without iu uans any one. AZ the same time the
house No l35 Bowery was bio. but luckily no dainsse
was done except flins The house ial Of smoke -ri
sh, smell OF birthstone.
FIRE-A fire broke oai on saturday ia The ro.,
OF house No % Ueury-s- caused By fireworks some
boys were le;-ns OF. 0ut g was soon exiting u'-e'l
MAD Doo-Yesteriay mo-.inc O dos evidently
ia O. raa.d state va, Killed. hy officer Chapman in tAc
basement Of house 355 Hou-t0u-.t
yr.
- GEMS con.iv-.t> - ''.' 'i n'o' On" .-'
y.-b ne -,od.v au array OF nl..eli- 0f summer wer
.,i,. ., f,.r In ,r..t5.r, III. .f.r..,,,r I'D e.t.l-
,. ,,.i....... t... D..
one o. these CONF "r'''-e shelters n' ono WI" '' o'-
wise then bless their inventor mo- less taan the nnuifr
tuner who ear so "ci combine ihln and siry chapcfu
-. ...i,
and readiness "aicn nave m'de Mr. TENN 80 VIZ"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

- Hon. joan w. CRocKrrr las become as.
s00'"'ea win 4. Z RUSSELL, in eiitag the New Or
cans Ass"'s "e'o"a. But for lis no-partyism, The
Natioaal Is very excellent Journal indeed !, 1. ONE Of
tae pest IN the south Col C. is son Of the eccentric
DAVID CRooEErr, whose fate has been shroua.5 IN IN
terminable darkness since the s,ormns Of -. H.,
Ia the beginning 81 the Texan Revolution Tire ~
editor Of TAs National was formerly Wing member Of
Cong ress rom Tcressee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

r Want of success b. frequently owing iardy fdup.
ZION fnOlou Improvements. such was Zoe the
AZ steam power which has az Iate years completely reyo a.
i0uled the modes of manufacturing and travelling. Tho
press will doubt produce lar revolution tc mode
Of doing husut-srs s ec ferdcrf TINT those who
extensively fr best splpegs OF the country, must
take ,c lead Ia business pursuits 81 every kind which ~
end upon the custom Of the people Of country. Psi.
MFRS Country NcN spaper Advertiser geucy a the Tluue
plying Press power pursuits Of every kind he the a
lOin-el agenf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

iY- Gov. JoSEs Of Tenn. hss been appointed a
Delegate to Philadelphia from his District, bu,
under Taylor instructions, and with two Taylor
men on with him 20 smother his vote. Never mind
IL will be worth a trip to Philadelphia to have
good shake Of his hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
nusInEss uoTroEs.

- Constant changes are made in he orer 81 entertain
refs az hr American Museum. end with each succeeding
week something new s brought forward. To-day Me- 10
band claiming iO be- COOL az any the country advcr
Used 70 appear u con junction with Yankee pieces ly
Graf "a csier and performances hy tie wonderful Ere
KIM. WNIlI flll. n-lce N 81 and Oclock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

- TIE Freeporr, Pa. Alle-uct, which was
burned few days -uce was Of lOo .set span and co-t
$4,000 % VIII lk1 $50 900 O. repair IT, The Pits.
oTs4 Ga-le suJ ls soon as Information reached Hsr
rslurg orders were sent 6y telegraph 20 Gen. Clover
Co--ee,oE az ALesAny 70 purchase tie timber nece-
sary Tor the immediate and speedy recon -rultou OF
tie work. lt is sad that man boarded boat the
tcqueauc' o. FRIDAY .lt aud used the most violent
language IN Reference 70 The state officers aud the pub
lc work. soon ai-er be eft the 5oat her crew Jaw
TIE re from ne a4ueduet and tAe presumption l. that
be was the inoenilary.
The A2CEDucr IT FREEPORT.-Tlis structure.
4 is confidently predicted. vii be rebuilt the c0urss
OF TWO months Ore ple- oEly WI. have % De rebuilt
snd that Only from he water The new aque 'ulf VIII
uo, have cover. ana Tie materials a az hand Tor
speedy wor8 Pittsburgh Journal
FATAL AccmflI.-A nan 81 thc name oi D..
v.n, was u sanity ki.i yesterday under the follow.
Ing cll- instance Willie cnga-el Ia ch1pp.ng The
bark from sawlogs Tlich lay enc over tie other OBJ
posife w barnytti boar yEr3 one oi them .liuned
from b. iace end crushed him 20 death be sal be-
ow. lie leaves family % mourn hi- los.
Rochester Democrat 10th.
- Tie London Ari.U aion recently male its
Distribution Of prizes. several American member
were s,uons the fortunate. q o Mr. j. W Freeman OF
Troy lei ps.zu 0. 40 Ar J. A. Davis Of Bostoa
$50 Ar. A. Z Taylor o! AlssEy, SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

PREsIDrNriAl.-There are good many stran
gers Of note ia The Political world gathered in our
Cuy Just now. Among them, Gov. YouNG, Hon.
l. BUTLER King o.. Geo. and Hon. GARRETT Dun
cAN OF Ky. are NJ the Aston Hon. CALEB B.
SMITH OF Ind. at Florence's, &c. Judge WRIGHT
OF Ohio is also he~e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

~, LrARy Co's-SuNMga HAr, 1888. o. Rocky Noun.
"Wednesday hs .nh met The popularity OF ihs unrva.td
fhrc ds Introduced hy .Hsf sumner and the universal
favor and admiration which % ELECTED, ls induced us ain
Our lc-f ItufDr1 ' procure supply of the
article, which Sve now prepared o oner the public Tor
the ensuing season n un improved 1--WE, 90 our STANDARD
pUce. my12bf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

TsrSDrR SroRn.-There was a violent thunder
storm yesterday to the North and East, which pre-
vented the Telegraph wires, both TO Albany and
Boston. from working nearly the whole afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

" Capt. SAMUEL UgHAN, father of Senator
uphan. died at the residence Of his SON Samuel ia
Randolph. VI on the 18th inst aged IS years lie wa.
Revolutionary hero and Of tho easies, settlers Q.
Nea;psiisr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

- The SgErERNARHIscHE MUSICAL Cox.
PASr We perceive. are playing crowded houses in
Pittsburgh. We are happy 20 learn that this charming
snd unegualei band Of musicians WI soon revisit our
own good City They WI be greeted here by troops Of
admiFing frenls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

TIE BATTLE os RosALrs.-The Washington
Union publishes Gen Prices Official statement OF the
battles Of SAINTS Cruz dc Ro.aes, It does not di3er
materially from the graphic given in letter 70
the " o Piosyane which has already appeared in Tie
Tribse,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
Seven Days Later from Europe.
RRIVAL OF THE CALEDoN

Success OF the Moderate Republican
Party ia France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
Nur,e.., BuIIding.-RnndaII,, r.Innd.. No. l

The two remaining buildings on the front lire
are similar in arrangement TO the two just described
but they Of smaller size 80 by So feet each the
stories however Of the same hight respectively as
those OF the other two The most solthery Of these
two buildings is termed the Quarantine or Reception
House the other which is the most northerly Of the
front line is the Infants House
The sixth building situated 60 feet in the rear Of the
School House or center building is % BIZ go feet aad
stories high This building is devoted 20 Cooking
Washing and Ironing the irst door and the second
story is used for Tsilors shop and dormiory ior
adul. male paupcrs- servants and boluuen The floor
Of the first story Of stone faes.ne. and the thr,c
apartments ia this story entirely separated by bck
wans. TIE apparatus for cooking aud beating water
FOR washing oii .-rubhng has attached % g.. nine ko
ties six .n and three n another each 81 l,er
diameter aud is al heated by che fre Ths improved
steam apparatus e the invention Of Nr HArffriD Che
Architect OF tie building. md g. r. BOWS Wlch1i-t
The advantage Of th other tenn nrp.rauss. for
boiling consist IN The ovo.aance o. peculiar csifcrns
racket very offensive noi-e Incidental o. tho old
method ana ia The create decree Of boat produced
the ncficiency Of the Old plan 10 cook Indian meal
much thoroughly l. fully overcome here by the srpr-
ror amount Of heai produced which J.. quite sufficient
nc, only or this purpose but for roasting meat IN tie
k,,,es. These kctc. are conven.cuily arranged with
pipes 70 supply and discharge each % pleasure: al
toe waste steam from the cooking not permitted %
escape from the kettles tl room tu, j. conducted
by copper plrcs % the chimney TIE wash rooll i
fitted with series O. wash trough- supplied AMI emp
ted a, pleasure by leadcn pipes.
In our next we VIII describe the Hospital Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

TIE ScHooLNAsTEG ADaoAD.-Tle Ncr-Cr-
leans National publishes the following which il lsls
il. readers IS rerbatiu e s2sau extract Of letter
from one Of NJ. Cave JoAnsor's Deputy P us;
"Yore papoF Is no, takun on; thee OTIS ionuau ius
knott ly IN the couutee hay rten tire times FOR the
papur too be s,olid'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

. y TIE Ereaag Mirror is paper we don't
often recommend bur as it viii today contain all Gen
Iaylors Presi'nial letters we advise our friends 70
cNpend two cents upoa H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

~ Gems. S,.slts and P.ll5c let New Orleans
on the llth inst. up river boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

~ The story of'robberies Of money, &c BY a
Post ossse clerk N Derby, Conn Is false.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

Ia We requested call attention 10 the notice Of tho
dedication Of the ROckand Cemetery in our steamboat
columns Of to-day aud tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

'AND' sAEsAfAHiLLA-As tie budding Of tie trees the
' ls o. As Under grass and The opening u he covers
ana blossoms Characterize sprny a. season u renovation.
- 90 NE ing lear tie wthenng herb ami the disnaing
o' TIC "A''e vegetable creation stamp Winner Of
paralysis and temporary decay nor Is man lnscasb.e q
'se lencesi lad o. he sleep Ike plant through
tle " 'er aoaiLl he VII wisely 20 prepare bis system
i'i ne sefon ofiopor by resort ~ some vlgorlag pre-.
paioa u rs commencement The conb.ned tonic att.
seplc and moderately apeen properties Of SAsOss sARsA.
rAALLA Indicate a. appropda,e preparation for tbs
purpose A. prevention Is beterthan cure we recommend
A s" 10 have pre-sposou, Hereditary or Otherwise 10
ucerous or erPugo diseases 60 through course Of lis
medicine Al least every Spring and Fan.
Prepared aud sod, Wholesale and retail. BY A.BSpf
sAHDs' wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton corner Of William.
y - Bi5oa4way and a Eai Broadway, Nev-Yors sod
Pc rug - generally throughout the United s,aies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

GREAT FIaE.-Tle slisl AND saw mill, AL la--e
machine shop. beon -ing 70 the Jackson Company IN
Nashville. H. was burned down On Thursday eyerir
last Il is supposed the IRE caught by friction There
such Of dry lumber in H. ihit .t sll one
mated value OF the building have not been able 20
Obtain up t. the hour Of going 10 press The loss 20
individuals i about az follows John Cromhic sash
John D. kimbal l0ss not asCcrfncdn-u rarce 8 COO
IN Tie Hartford Company Wilbur McQuestcn. who
occupied the saw and gr-i ul loss .n ~ lln lumber
- "oool efiVno Insurance. Capt Stl llL Atwood.
'o', SNeee3.ls slel-no insurance. Geo. ". Howard
sssA ll"AeF loss slol-ao ia urarce d. T. Gibbs ms-
eIH-'- 'oss ABOUT ..lli-a- urance $50 Amos o. A.
Nyod. mas n.iilst loss about Stk-uo insurance The
.oss The occupants have l1t tse.r la nos ma rbr
i'eiles Tor dong business BY the destruction of t
wafer power upon v lich they III IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

- = maiden never can be deemed poor, who Possesses
e WIZ san unpensAed by Tan pimples, ireckes, sal
Le'- ftlness ruu hness. &C. such GOcRAUO's
a-ien Medicaied soap invariably produces GOURAVD's
o--tes soolle VIA positively eradicate supeTfuoas hair
SyehAtOs Creclan Hair Dye warranted 10 color red,
sh o. gray hair beautiful brown black; GorxAgD's
LIQUID Rouge mparis delightful crimson 10 pale
lake particular notice thai Dr. FELIX GouRAup's renown.
% preparations only DO obtained he depot wsh
G1t t-O frou Rraadwav -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

Army OFFICERS RErURNiN0.-Loalrr.D De. Ma.
l6--Genersls T0wson and Cushing Colonel. Pei
knap and Duncan. and Lieut. Col Ridgiev. nrrirei
here this morning from New-Oresns AMI len tis A,
'eEneon on tie steamer Telegraph !oT Pittsburgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

DlsEAst' OF TnE HNR--P0r-rnos on ~ -,,.,-,-,,
~ al't grease are injurious the hair Manv Of IN dis
$50 si.se loiA oosncuons IN lie pores u lie scan II
49, s-yIn oe open OH Or pouIalm ". I'D seal them an
u partially c.osed, the unzuenis would sfon he ~, ,s,.
81 ioi etapofAiion PHALoNs CHEMcAL HuR ISyIe-
- 49, ~ fssefse erect L mel's the adpose matter
s.ote up ie pores and also dissoves the scurf ard
- ll, 'has giving tone and vital power 10 toe vessels q
- 'ca-p preventing badness and impaduz silky sof.
az ana AZ the principal drug here snd else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

HAS FOR Hor WEArHER-GGNIS PA Broadway. is
prepared 90 exhibit 10 bis friends and The public The
most magnificent stock OF summer Hats niroducedp
the city They consist Of pure white pearl aud drab
Beaver, with D. i and novel trimmings, manufactured eN.
prcssy for his rich variety Of French Eas Indian
English aud American straw Hats Parsmaae Straw Hats
fOr youths and Children Fishing Cape, and every kind Of
light aud elegant Hate lJr sumner.w eur, calculated 10
screen the head and iusuro coo.less and comfort
myig5t GENlN. "a Groadway on NE shady side.
DR. CHRsriEs GALyAyc A>o MAcaErc CuR,ugrs.-
The extraordinary celebrity ud success Of these wonderful
articles u fie Of AL DISEASES ogcn.
orally Acknowledged iha farther commentator Is uunece.
sly Tie pub should bee guarded against s 4Tous hato
fos The genuine articles only be obtained in New
York, Of the proprietor
my2O A. H. CHRISTIE, ND l82 Broadway.
Explanatory pamphlet. and testimonials to be had gras
To TIE Public hereby agree to forfeit 1900 If
do sell good Boots for - 30 sold in the city
FOR 50 81. And furthermore agree 10 forfeit the same
any other store sells good Boots for - 80 as sell
have the largest retail trade Of any store in he city,
and shall endeayor keep by selling better Boots at less
prices than my competitors. B. JONES
myl6 o. Il, Anne,
RicBELmU DiAN0NDPoNrEo PEN-FouNrMS Arracn.
NESTs.-Ihe Rceeu Pen cold Oy B J.. WATsos Co.l5
Wa-s' b ie finest most flexible sud economical Pen made
b. T. CO. nave just Introduced an important improve
meut. called tie Fountain Attachment" with which PAGE
may be- written without renewing tie ink u simple nd
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