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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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-. t,Iowinz letter from Mr. Cor
49, tn,.aster pa Erap'iaer and Her
oi3 Of Wednesday last
" wA.uNcroN CRY. July 81. ls4s
Your invitation TO Wing Meeting At
,Dss.,er on the 5,h Of next month, came TO me tnis
.n,hns could give me greater personal grstiheaion
=, ,snsle with you 10 the patriotic laboFs Of thai
Inc Old Guard" Of Lancaster have long been known
% roe by their weilearned reputation Tor ln,.Eeh'
bNr virtne and ubconouered and HHeoHqeerdb1 cous-
-, nj zesl Whatever may have been the character
or causes Of the many trying emergencies through
which our Republic has heretofore pssseu' none mas
ever more earnestly sppe~ied 70 ue seiI s"''cns "e
vot,on OF al true Wings than me present
ehoald the Ls,coFOco candidate Tor the Presidency
sueeeed we must look for the adoption Of policy
10 our system unknown 20 the views Of ia founders
and Ia ny Judgment fsta 10 its existence II the future
4. 10 be foetold by the past- mems conduct il DO
Anticipated BY their declared wishes and opinions, then
The election Of Gen. Cas- will be followed by ware q
aggression on weak neighboring Republics bringing IN
their inevitable results acquisition OF territory smass
nation with bsrbarOus hostile population farther TX
;s.i0n Of siaTery Standing Armies b. strike down the
Liberties and Public Debt 10 psrsyze the enterprise
Of wealthy and forge chains for the free limbs Of
an honest industrious people Our candidate has been
found always equal 70 every even the most fearful
emergency be II duty 20 triumph In the great work
Of pesee a. he has done IN war val not say That or
ell persnt ne from being present at your
meeting because that phrase has been very generally
voted one Of equvocsl sgnlhcation will venture 10
assure you that It'll attend unless duties IN the senate
which may not neglect, shall prevent me As this
very long Session il drawing 10 close and very i'm
poItaDt remain 10 be acted on u IL scarcely
probable iks, viii be- INDUCED with the luxury OF your
Convention
so those friends in Lancaster Of whose kindly feel
inzs toward mysef you remind me. beg you 10 con
vey my most hearty GOOD wishes and Tor yourseh &C
eept the tribute OF my sincere respect and estsenn
Your friend. THOMAS CORWlN.
10 aufa
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GENERAL NOTICES.
rT- vi, Arago,s Lecture. on Astronomy. The

" vi. AraRO's Lectures on AstrOnomy.-The
Lectures Of this celebrated Philosopher published in
very neat form with numerous illustrations and sold al he
low price Of 25 cents The contents as follows:
LECTURE l. General Laws Of the Refraetion and Re-
aecOn Of light Lenses Telescopes Structure OF the Eye
If. History Of Astronomy The different signs Of he
Zodiac.
III Aspect Of the Heavens Motions OF the Heavenly
Bodies
~. The FIXED Stars.
tuition Of he Sun The Moon Physical Constitution Of the
Moon.
VI. Mercury Physicsl Constitution ofMercury; Venus
Appearances Venus she around the Sun Phys
ca Constitution Of Venus Superior Plsnets Msrs Phys
ical Constitution Of Mars The escopic PanesJu
Ceres, Pal'ss and Vests.
VII Jupiter and his Satellites Physical Constitution Of
Jupiter, Saturn bis Ring ana his Sale es Hersche or
Uranus and his Satellites
VIII Distances Diameters, Volumes. &C Of the Planets
Kepers Laws Universal Attractions Ofthe Masses Of the
Planets.
TX Figure Of the Earth; Dimensions Of the Earth The
Esrhs Motion; Durna Rotation VI the Earth; Annual mo-
ton OF the Earth.
X Inequalities Of the Earth and Moon.
XI. Comets Haileys and other Comets Physical Con-
s-tutlou Of Comets.
XII. .Echpses Of the Moon Eeipses Of the Sun.
XIII The Tides
XIV The Atmosphere OF the Moon in the Horizon; The
Harvest Moon.
XVI The Seasons and the Days The Esribs Tempere.
ture
XVII. The Calendar
Appendix Table Of the Conscientious with the number Of
Stars IN each far those Of the sixth magnitude Sum
mary y26n
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Farther Mexican Intelligence.

From The =. o. Delta, July Is
We have received Mexican papers " the 4th
inst from the City OF Mexico.
The Supreme Court was engaged IN examining we
question whether the protest sgsnt the treaty "nicn
had been laid before It by the Depuues OF seYera
STATES was we'll founded and constitutional Inc main
ground Of the protest IL that Congress snscenceo ~
powers 10 acting upon the Treaty, and tnst II shoeia
have been referred the Legislatures OF the states Tor
their appreciation or condemnation.
The Rzgslod0r of PueOs condemns the movement Of
Psrede. and that it meets with no sympathy IN
that part Of the country. -
Intelligence had been received from Gen. Bustamenie
10 the 2jth ult. on which day the troops under Cen
COrtaxr 70 unite with the remainder OF tne al.
vision Ia Siso. There would then be BODY OF SOVJ
men 10 operate against the insurgents In Guanauato
Heavy rans had prevented COrtazar from march
ing rapidly On the 26th ut portion OF the Govern
ment cavalry sailed 10 protect these troops on tnei
march and also 10 provoke the insurgents 10 osiue-
But no such result occurred
ON the 9th ult Gen. Paroles sent messenger to
Gen Bustsmente with various proportions. The latter
refused all conferences declaring TO the messenger tne
he should not vary line from the literal tenor OF his
orders and that loyalty should be the rule OF his con
duct
the property holders In Guanauato in dread OF
being pillsgcd by the popuaee whom the insurgents
had armed.
Juan Cardenas member Of the Legislature Of Ia
msulipas has been appointed Governor Of that state
Lieut. Tilden rendered 80 Infamous from the robbery
IN the Gale de la Palma tried 10 shoot his sentinel and
s1teTward made two unsuccessful attempts at selde'
sructon lie is imprisoned by the Government for re-
iusng 10 leave the country alter having received posi-
livc orders 70 do so.
The Monitor ssys Mr. Clifford has not yet presented
his credentials T. ; Minister and presumes he will
not do until the Mexican Government has named It's
representative at Washington
The scheme Of colonizing Mexico lie frequently sllu
ded 10, and occupies much attention
The Monitor says the Government ought at once 10
open gotiatons with the United States that
night be taken 10 secure the robbers who commit
depredstiOns in the Mexican territory and then seek
refuge beyond the frontiers. Several cases have al
ready occurred in the State OF New Leon.
letter from Gusnajuato Of the 9th ut states that
the troops OF Bustanenie and Paredes wese busy en-
gagged In iortiiyng their several positions and that
was expected they would commence the attack about
he 1sfJ uly
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SCHOOLS.
NECnANICs, snCIETY sCHOOL.-TM

MECHANICS sUiit11 NthVOi4.-tu
vi Institution, situated ~ Broadway, AMI extending
through 20 Croshyst will be- reopeued on MONDAY, The
23h day Of August The location is central and easy Of ac
from all paris u the city
The course Of instruction this Institution j. of most
thorough and practical character. and de- ned not only
cultivate and eXpsnd the intellectual powers out also %
gtien the mind and Improve the heart eunculy
10 qualify the pupils for future useglness
The Male Department will be- under heimmediaie super
vision OfMr james McEigor, a. Principal assisted by
SIX other Teachers all Of whom are both by and
perence well qualified discharge The important duties
which have been intnsted 10 them.
The Female Department viii continue under the charge
Of Miss MARY Y Bean Principal, assisted by SIX other
young ladies' all Of whom, not only by their superior men
tai endOwmens and literary aainmeuis, but also by hel
hgh moral character afahe and amabe department aud
pleasing manners peculiarly qualified 10 have the
charge Of those young ladies who be placed in the In
stiiuuOn.
The system Of teaching in this Institution Is by separate
Departments In COleges-esch Teacher having en-
charge Of all the pupils who are pursuing any parcu
lar branch Of study.
The Departments entirely distinct and discon-
necied-ihe entrance the Female Department being from
Broadway and thai the Male Department from Croshyst
Application Tor admission into either Of The Departments
may be made TO the Principal or 10 any Of The following
named gentlemen. who compose the school Committee:
Henry T. ingalls,, Geo w Farnham, Thomas Earle,
Linus w. Stevens. T b Maxwell T c Chardsvoyne,
James Morris, William Brady, Francis P. schoas,
John P Moore. George Endicou James Phyfe
iy.3lm LYMAN COBB Sec'yO School Committee.
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a GARD.
U,HF CITIZENS OF NEW. YOR

rI'HE CITIZENS OF NETWORK are respectfully in
formed that they obtain Mrs klDDERS far-famed
Choefa-morbus Dyseniery and Darrhpa Cordial Of the
following named druggists R1shion Clark Co 10 Broad
wsv, and 10 Asor House c. II Ring, l9l Broadway;
A MeAkm, 5ll Broadway; J. | Coddington, sos Hnd-
sOn-st; Deluc Co Psrk-row, and 55l Broadway Eu-
gene Duputy COO Broadway. II T. Kiersed 80 Broad
way. James Weir. 2i8 Grand-st The Cordial Is well
known and generally used that long story unneces
sary. II any are unAcquanted win H. hey can Obtain CIR
INK these diseases every stage and form s adapted 20
the youngest child the oldest person and the more severe
the disease the better opportunity you have for Witnessing
the wonderful power the Cordial possesses Physicians
have looke their dying patients with wonder and aston
ishmen seeing them revive and become restored when
the last spark OF life seemed be Ackeng and al hope Of
recovery had fed. MRS z. klDDER,
iye pm inventor ard PrOpresOr Cuuu4-f BOsf0r
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BROADWAY HOTEL,
,.rrr On p8o.rsY.v .-sn p.uu-uracF
WATERING PLACE.

sEACONNETT HOUSE, NARRAGANSETT BAY, r
g. THIS HOUSE will be opened for the reception Of
f vsiters and bOsrders on the 5ih Of June localeo
Newport IS miles from all River and from New Bedford
The sea bathing unsurpsssed-game and nsh abunaan
the pnce Of board moderate Every attention VIII De PAID
10 secure the comfort and satisfaction Of those who may pa
trouize the establishment alternate days 70
and nom Bedford Arrangements vii be made FOR
the conveyance Of passengers and from Fall River on the
arrival ofsteamers from Providence and morning and even
irg cars from Boston JOSEPH coz.
n - C,.-,.,, q I Nav q. 1919 uvln eoffA ul
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PUBLIC HOUSES AT NANTUCKET.

THF OCfAN HOUSE, KIT " r FtkktH
TJ4F ATLANTIC HOUSE. At sfAsCONsEr BY a. : CRocEfR
a. THE OCEAN HOUSE, having been greatly enlarged
NJ and Otherwise improved, with good accOinmDd aion'
~ for sea-bathing, Is now, IN comfort and convenience
inferior 10 no public house In Newt and.
THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, erected this season a. ; a.
conse j. large snd cOmmOdous, ana cannot ia 70
home such desire pure fresh arr maRnn
cent ocean scenery and hne fishing.
The fine steamer Massachusetts Capt Lot Pnney makes
four ps week during the summer months between Nan
ucket and New. Bedford. follows:
Leaves Nantucket Mondays and Saturday al AN and
on Tuesday and Thursdsy A. Q! AM
Leaves New Bedford on Monday and Saturday a PM
and on Wednesday and Friday n q AN.
The time occupied In making the passages between Nan
uckel and New. Bedford including the landings Holmes
Hole and Woods Hole. IL only about 4. hours
These passages Delightfully."- pleasant 10 Summer, tie
passengers being In sigh Of land the whole distance.
Nantucket. June Is. 12f3. isl 2awfw
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1VHR National WASHINGTON NOM

MENT SOCIETY. chartered by Congress for the pur-
pose Of erecting the Of Government IN the city
founded by Washington, and territory common 10 The
whole Union, aMOnumeni purely nafons IN IL character
have lad the cornerstone and intend proceeding A. once
with the erection The esuu sed cost about Sioooo "
which about see 900 h4nd consisting N par Of
So 90 which col eced Ia Subscriptions Of = about ten
Year, since, 5000 Of which collected by koenezer
Bur the agent Tor the Safe OF New fOrk with The accu
unlisted interest and in pan Of collections made by sge0is
recently appointed under the direction Of Hon Elisha Whit
lesey General Agent Collectors are now being appointed
In Al pars OF the country and the returns which made
give every the belief that the American
people viii cordially respond this call or object IN no
way secnor a. and appealing 10 every sentiment OF rie
and patriotism Committee Of gentlemen N New-i OH
and Brook yn having been requested aid the Society 10
is collections have selected John A Underwood Esq As
their Agent He has given bonds approved by the Com
TO the Treasurer ashngion for payments % him
q al amounts co lected His oce a. No = Merchants,
Exchange, Anoverst where the Address u he Committee
may be- obtained and the best asslAaces received hA ne
funds will be expended In n, proposed, Win due re-
gard "a prudence and economy Every subscriber Of 81 or
more, i furnished with design Of the M0nument Ike
Of Washing on both. and = required 20 wrie BIS
name N book be hereafter deposited IN the Monument
y. B Th- NIh0aai Monumeni must not be conf1undec
with the proposed Cify erec5n II SewYOrk wlth which
Is intended 10 conflict jy2l ia
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~ which being sst of this Course. will be Src-
lure. which viii be given a. the Broadway House. corner
Broadway and Grsnd-st Saturday Evening 18th inst
s. o'clock Medical men. students and gentlemen
Viied attend. Lecture free. iy1S z
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~ Daguerrean stock Depot

u
would pectfuy bis and The pub
lie generally that he has removed his Daguerrean Stock De-
pot from IT'S To 2i7 Broadway, Of Murrsyst where
he still keep large and perfect Of
all articles used In the Photographic process.
The DaguerreOtype Plates manufactured by T. White
giving universal satisfaction and considered by the
best operators to be in many particulars the finest in the
market
Cases Of every size and quality also manufactured by
the proprietor and sold in quantities 10 suit purchasers
Having experience extending back 10 the fnt intro
ducion OF the ar he safely those who wish TO
purchase goods In his line of business that all articles sold by
him are OF superior description and warranted 10 give sas
faction not only As regards quality, but price Prices
rent forwarded when requested. jy2i mlsip
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MINING COMPANIES.

DOCKY Hill. MINING AND MASUFAC-
ItTJING COMPANY.-At meeting Of he Board Of
Directors held II Camden. n the 10, july, 1888, N
81 81 share each and every snare
Of The capital q the Company evied, payable 10
ihry days from the 18Th day Of July, 3i a. he oee Of
the Company 10 Phiisdt lphiA-
Eztrse; from ne SHpyleseaf he Csayiey aFPror.d Al
Fcbr1arV l3f3.
Ary s-1tthnter 5000 as-essnelf r-Eary a. a.
Of ch s have gV-l ler-tafre provided ior sas
f1.i O. szt uror -sr AL even ltfs ~ 500 1rql ehl
-lcL 1rpsf lie p-rot li urty 3ls u'rf
shsl Lave ben r-l such form IL Directors oriar
- stskh--rs sub sss-sr-1f t-e and
un1sf" b. order q he Bar. of D-cfnr HUGH CRAIG
Dawn G SxVSsrr Treasurer fivis 9Hl President
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Pa.senger. sailed.

n rarftp Nqeara fr BH for LirsrJ''lN-ssrs Ls1l1-
Pope g Ctsrrsr n B,sfou ,t-rft British Coa-ni io
Mann NJ ef~F1rf NJ Portland. a. .fi F.lr-F ri Bars
W-fl-r~l A waller Hsrf, of Nes iors n frsEsr ~ D.
fro'.. G~lf-- Of isfeIgts, Mr ncCou-l 81 N1te ~
Nsasltor rsllr. L@-h. Nn@r ID fsn' oi H9rr-ns 2
Smith. ~ Chcsso. Jss Chnsts. ri Wcusil f.s " hTl' s
Toroat.. aast M10tr-t Me- eni NJ haian,
Ready J.lu Coleman 81 Ir-srt Jan Bot Ffsi.s Of ~
chester ~. IS sforrv ~ Pans Win n hsa.ifE =
Wsr.n Of stIu. - Rfts'ns3er, f.s'fs 81 hsTsna
" sprsff. 0l jana 80
~ Nee Y0rs Ielrrs ~ Hafr W sn1 hrs htlrs. Of
Bahamas; NJ Li'ngs'9u I Consul - hain hi' L'isr
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Is oHAycERY OF SEw JERSEY. -Betseea Bssesiah kay
c., J,ss g "a J,eSs n Rsssag s, Sar,se-5 f-ass a.
o. j j n Roiatrg aHf BsNaain SiasHrs and smut
cursiaas al re P-sasaf 1rd Dpsef5, \ re NaiaAc M
" CorgiHy aas Jlrs, Eau Mlrwsssss Ms aaa J''srh n
BIZ, ac'rs4aHfon BnL g. ard Ssygeresiai B--l sfp-tf
h Court hat tle comp have died her flpflen.lil
s m - s9vs el.,s % - ie ,-i.a os,s- s y - "a d
t u.rnai-k- Moore md Jo..Ph BIZ p-r~liy r N oes-d
% sx,nsi N-.h,n Nas Company and prc-.. of s-b
rna appear AL suse-f directed % tie i- h-t eloaed To-
sy O Jaa, June ra So 30 thar tie ant. J,aes Bar
b = -res sr.sf M nas - hsv- CO.. .a. hsr sppear,a-
be sa'set .sch process hit sesa tay -rvss AID beng
Bsir AZ joseph Bill r--is - sat- 81 Ner
ye,r d our o4,ti EXIT haairei s eight
c,.s 6 - Cbscsof rat . is.sdi isessai. Ba
Nsrusds Moore. 50 Jo.-h a. 81 iPPesr sst sa-rsf o. is
mlf D. il. cons tsn;. 1l b-l th- tl rls-ty sep
sasr at hat h-reoC .lci made sz.t
80 o-.-.. m. ~ 90, 6,I = ~ r.-tr -. t---,9e- i.
served sr.nsly .ai J.a- B.r. Nsraas- More q Jo
80. - AZ ,--siy az a IL iaas-rlsa c5aasJ D--r.i a
% "a ~-es' 'c--.'s q eat o- n e'sJ r--L Az 80 %
az Ela, 40 % he ss space Of tine a-s,a.P.l Pra,ss
A,rae ~. s.sgrt er--l,. cI-ra 5I Ave.
NoncEla Plrsssae- o. a ori-f y Aatr-s Hoas-' -.
t-,.5a. ls1zs dam. ,ss.s S1fH,SEi sHrITz g. 81 ne
Wage o., W in.arh cd Comfy. t--i.-i % Pr-s-ai -
Fua street. Cf n Braosyu frst sy q
~ larfm THOMAS MARCH. Errclf1r
II PURSUANCE of arer Of sarrseof County
iars. Not- h-r-ty gwen all p-r1s a1vg ltns axils,
SARAH CURTIS ATE ri he Cfy e. ~ iart. rs.
press ih- sih lie vu-ctr i-r- - 10 .a-h-r.
l4- RI PhIrt4 H. Hr 10 - frr STREET he Cfg of Ner f1k
-- ~ .tt-th of August l-rnaf-d Nsr fork
ts1ia -ay u Fsor-try. ists. WA CURTIS.
GEORGE A CLH rIs.
PETER ANuE R-uS f-~''--l'
IgfIa~ssn- PHILErrs a HOLT
II PuIsr tSCE sirrst- 81 - Coa u ~
flrs ult- l-rrhy % All p-ro1 hsrug sgn.t
JOHN HAsCE 80 ri t- Cy Se f1 rsrrat i--.--s %
f--s ~ s.re si ~ Fogh-r. t-i o. ths s4ssr-
c-e of " g. lerer-- 81 lfi Ca~rry IT, Cts ~ S-r
fors o. - a-rrt iy q August l-Et-D.iei Sss T9ra
s-r-utl -sJ lff-lr.1y, 10.
WILLIAM HAycE D.
l.fi1ssm+ BENJAsIS COOK EE-cuior'
DrILiC ADnlNl.IRkr0Rh OFFICE s.. 49, .f---f -
Note lere. given DO relative. al af k or C0RVE
LA LEVY ultvr ri ksnt lf- rt-ar-r .ar PAL
-sre N-s pr-ta t-fe1~i. a-c-f fl az "a
ltr-f- rtf fae er-f u sal ufrsfae
49, 80 ty s.ill ex-atar 81 1900
traitor u r- i-c-tst lJ tls li Ia A1El Da-t ~
fofks Jut bliss JAMES IRArER
ulb ltet~ Fl5lr Asl1nsfrs-of
DUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS 0FFIcE No N...1s st 50
- bsr-hs fF-u - ls r-.rss All oftn of CHARIEs
MOLAN, at so.fd l.- .ap Corles from Ir.rpo
tsc--s-i al sb1 L~g- % lave ei a..ia,. tn. N. .- al
"a s,s n,e.ts- N h,at u ". Pabc Atrlla.,or 81 :.
s-r-i ~ sPos-i q bJ hn ACCORDING a.e.. n. ,.ms
- can-t - Awful st0r Of lie s-ea..
y -. 80 Say o. sas a-rtDast Ns- foss July
1'"~- 'Ahh TsArBs, r,ss Ases~srssr
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DOuesfir Ports.

KTWHAYEN July Z7.Ar sclr. Mar and Elizabeth Bacs soo
~ aSelphia Boicl HsVtns. Do Rachel Pot Huichm
soop warren stsanad NYos Sailed sAs Theron Cor
PITS, New Haven. Kelsey, do liza Fnocs Hal. do
samuel Lewis Burough Co. Ez4 Aun. Df.oro~ Albany Isaac
M-rti Ksey. DO. s.oop Lady Fenvics Thomp.on NYors
HARTFORD Jolly .7Sasd scdr. Josephine Shannon Pl a1e
ph Adsus e Pearl snow New BEDFORD .oops Emps
ror. NYors. Pre- Trader Sev Haven.
SEW BEDFORD. July 16-An schr. Geuroy Phnney, m Pc
oass for Phdep China Barlow, Wareham or Nforsi Lamar
tne. Roth bins Raston
NANTUCKET July 26-Au schs northern Belle T'zs~raa.
York. Phi ad~h Rogers R0ndout foop victory KELLEY NJ
Sailed. schrs EEsci Broen Baltimore Susan ku.-e Nfort
BOSTON. Juy Alan shps Vermont, Pery Newport w Jhoo
PERI Wnsor NOresn mtrop. Bills. do; brgs Noble
Deme Pcou. Acsdn Wool, HsaH George Wash ngion Cog
Midtown M1rea Edrdle, ApaaChcolsi EoN Presco
Brsrf Wlchensch Ph laterhai Harr-t Swan Ph
d-phs Trsut Crosby ssgus. Oscar Coe Iwer.
smfha.d Va. Iuscar0fa Poster ruft- norton Holman
Cross and Chss Hannum. kDove Philadelphia Andrew Brown
Albany. sh.fsad Hart Noriok Cd osb saagoss4 Hur
hia brig hlsnd.r Psudetn Pcou, Grand Tlrk
Merntdsr s-ar.port Lowell. NYors Conway Dunton
Sailed hp Hssnsh Essy G.og- WashnFon and OAK
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ACCOINT Rn0Ks-

4 CCOiNT BOOKS, Of every descrpn1n Al very
&Alo~ prices Merchsnts public Offices and Others ~ lr
ing books ruled and bound 70 their business can be
sapphed WI superior article al shOr notice. Constantly
on hand large assortment Of hank books writing and
Wrapping papers stationery IN great variety copying press
es -ef snd fnote paper enveiops quill pen nbs. god
pens TIM treneh letter books u copying paper &c
he FRANCIS LoCTREL. MSnaasesaT1sg stsnossrs,
yn 7MasdeE-lsss
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SARsAPARlLLA
and syrup u
VrIIOW DOCK.

THIS IS THE CHEAPEST-Phce 81 cents bottle
and far the best preparation 0f Yellow DOCK ever Offer
81 FOR sale Il Immediately scrofls, kings evil
rheumatism obstinate ctaneous erupuons, pimpe or pus-
o. the face bOtches bes chronic eyes. ing
or letter scd head enlargement and pain u the bones and
loins Stubborn ulcers, diseases arising from injurious
u mercury actes dr0psy, exposure mpr1ence
life. chronic Constitutional disorders The value u his
preparation widely known and requires fciuogs
certificates 70 command sale Principal depot IS Broad
wsv ie7 3nTuThks
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DisoRpERLY CosDucT.-Yesterdsy afternoon
the drivers of two stsge No 50 and % commenced to
quarrel In Grsndst when syoung lady who was in one
Of tho stages at the time so dresdfully alarmed
tia, she was taken out insensible
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o. American uydro-ThcrapeatIc Ip.ttr,,.
Trail, NJ D. who started the frss WsterCare os,'r
ton 10 this county receives lnvslds a. his cortnooas -.
tsbshsn IS Lsighf-sL one door from 81 Johnspak nj.
plan Of combines all the known remedial sdapta
tous ofbsang. with variety Of physiological and mechan
lc.i appliances peculiarly his and diet and rcgimex
those of any other City establishment No drug
vhstevc usedwaer, air food and exercise being th'
oily therapeutic inssTmensncs- Patients provideC
with key 10 the Para giving them access al times 70 Ink
most delightful and sslubroUs promen sde ground M New
yofk Day patents accommodated. Consultations -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29

INDIA tBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA
Il GOODS No - John-s-The subscribers invite the a.
OF the public their stock Of lntis Rubber and
Guua Perchs Goods comp sing general assortment % the
vanOgs articles Manufactured from lese subsiances-
Among th-m
Life Preseryers. Ladies' Aprons
Ar Beds srd Pillows. Nursery Hospital Sheetng
Air Casinos. Bathing Maf-.
Goats and C.Oaks Tobacco Pouches.
storm Cam. Waer Pals
TrAve NJ Bags. Door Springs,
Tent Floors. shoulder Braces.
CroiOn Hose. Saspencers.
Shower Balls. Carriage Cloth.
Over Shoes Horse Covers.
Machine BANDING. Steam Packing
These articles are al selected from the siock Of The b-si
manufacturers the country. Orders for goods executed
with prompfiis-s
r Country merchant, invited to examine heir stock
Of Soodyesr Metallic over shoes made By the various
manufacturers ard offered A. The lowest prices.
iv.7 w ELLIS. TOMPkiNS co. p John-st.