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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

SAD AccIDENT-We regret to hear that Mr.
f. j. Hincken, a very ceyerand worthy member Of the
typographical profession, who was employed AS press
man on the Daily Mars newspaper, met with most
shocking and exceedingly painful accident yesterday
morning. He working OF the regular edition OF
the paper and in the Of brushing dirt from the
FORM while the press was running his hngers were
caught by the roller and bis hand aud his arm nearly
10 the elbow, were drawn into the machinery and
dreadfuy mashed before the press could be stopped
and the limb exlrcated. The pain was so agonizng
that Mr. H. tainted. When be revived, he was convey
ed 70 his residence where he received proper surgical
aid. We are very sorry 10 state that II was believed
amputs,ion Of the injured limb would be necessary
Phila Spirit OF the Times 10Th.
Mr. Hincken is native OF this City, and served his
time with Harper & Brothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
From south America,

The Sun has later accounts from Chill. stating
santiago visited BY another destructive ire on the
l2h Of april II commenced on the western side OF the
Plaza de la Independence, and the flames spreading
with great rapidly enveloped the beautiful row of
buildings called the Portal The loss of goods alone is
estirnated at hall million Of dollars Two OF three
hives are said to have been lost While the hge was
raging a shock of an earthquake occurred This added
to the general alarm which farther increased by
second me breaking out in another part Of the city
Improvements are being introduced in the Normal
School for the education OF teachers for school In Chill
school for the education of females has been estab
hshsd At Copspo. 80 =,
General Borgono died on the 2oth OF March He
wa. minister OF wsr and marine, and was much es-
'eened
PLRu-The revolution reported before as haV'
IN commenced al the South is denied only csuseless
rInor Gen Deustua was 10 act as Governor OF Caiao
EoUADOR.-Fears were continually prevaihns
% account OF the movements Of Gen Flores par.
la outbreak had occurred in his favor a. lor out Il
bad been checked IL was the common opinion inst nc
would arrive al CallaO in the steamer OF May
BoLWIA.-Quiet still reigns there, but ITS con
nnaanee wss regarded as dubious In the extreme A
speedy rupture between the Ministry OF oaneta ana
zen Belzu IS predicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

FIRE AT CALAIs.-A letter from CALAIS states :
Al 3 o'clock on the morning of July ID, building
cuped by " r. Barnham. and store occupied by Jas
Geauger in Calais burnt Insurance on building
1000 on goods 5000 butt will not cover the loss.
Boston Traveller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

4 TAM, N D. who started nc hfsi v aer-Core rsllu
ion n this country receives lnyads al his comnodous
tsjshmsu IS Laights door from st. Johnspark. His
pan OF treatment combines all the known remedial sdapts
as Of baing with variety Of physiological and mechan
M appliances peculiarly his own, and diet and regimen
anlke those Of any other City Establishment No drugs
y1aieve1 usedwster air. food and exercise being the
Only therapeutic instrmenlses. Patients provided
with key the ark, giving them At al times TO the
ghtful ald saubnOgs promenade ground IN New
YORK. Day patents accommodated. Consultations s.
linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

- The FIeemqns Banner is the title OF ne"
Loco POGO paper in schenectady. ltsupPorts the nom
s.,lon II Martin Van Buren, ts editorials are written
with unusual clearness and force Rycr schermerhofn'
Who published paper in Troy more than 10 years ago
!. the Printer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

y Mr.. c. J. j. Ingersoll, junior proprietor OF
the Greenfield ass) Gaiets and Courier proposes 70
publish Free Soil pepper for the campaign when VIII
oppose the Baltimore and Philadelphia nsninstions'-
NJ. Ingersou formerly published the Mes'e"S" at
Westfeld Chautauque Co n \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
CITY ITEMS.
THURSDAY, July 20.

THURSDAY, Jlly ;"
IvcESDIARIsI.-Yesterds afternoon an at
tempt was made by ncendlary to set hre 70 the
stables in the OF No. 90 Sherihst About dozen
of lighted matches put through the crevice at the
bottom Of the door, and igned quantity OF straw but
as soon as the smoke discovered were sue
cessfuy taken to extnguish the fire, before any dam
"a Rad heen done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

- Judge SAMUEL WILHlNsoN OF Buffalo died
On The 7th instant He 81 years Of age His wife
formerly Miss PKryIs of NewHaven, c. died last year
They both lived high in public estimation and dice
universally regretted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

fore. Is really quite fashionable TO have grey hair or
whskerz and those Of the fac are Informed they
easily change those nirders 70 natural black or brow"
color without injury the hair skin by the use Of
ELoR's instantaneous LIQUID Hair Dye. Sold rao,sseso
and retail, al 2 Waist near Broadway. IN Fh3"u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
The Rmhm F,u,r.-A O BADGER. 1911 Broa

wsy has constantly hand complete assortment OF Bhm
flutes Of MS manufacture, and particular pains VIII BE-
sken with Flutes made y ofder and IN all cases warranted
Ernsis much admired music for the Flute, published In mum
bers al q each and his Quednes for FLUTE and Guitar also
books OF instruction by Cnton Nicholson aud others table
nm sir s,nnds &c le5H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

~ Wigs. Wigs. Wlgs.-HEoHcRsr HEARD
importers and manufacturers Of Human HAIR would INFORM
czeus and strangers that they have on hand The largest
he cheapest and the beet assortment Of wigs scaps half
wigs to1 PEGS breds Of long hair frzees, rnges and
eqasled The trade supplied, Wholesale and retail, a
Aaid-n1ane, New-forz le-< I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
w,,.r-Curc EstabIfshment, Oyster Be

= q miles from Nev-YOrk.-JoEL SHEw, ND. anthor
n Th- Wster.Cure Manual, Hand Book OF Hydropaihy
81 H. Editor OF the Wherefore Jourra and me earnest
xrr-,rsn nrsef;oner OF the mode, and Dr.. p ROOF,
slso pqr of Pressn.Lz receive patients AZ above rss
ssss wssk days, per steamboat Crosou 81 p ~ rai.oa
ksrssf ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

HEALTH OF Gov SHUSK-Gov. JoHSsroS.-Har'
rssuS, JAY 10. ls45.--The Governor Is comfortable
his morning He has not had return of the bleeding
the lungs for two days. consequently he has been
quiet and composed letter has been received from
GOV Johnston dated Kit;aning. saying that ne viii be
~ harrisburg Saturday and will undertake the du'
ues Of Governor Of Pennsylysnis on Monday next
q Among tbs usiters at Comstocks Hotel.
Area " Y. are he wife and dsughtsr Of Gen. Cas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Phrenolog isfs and Publishers, FowLEss
Mills, Clinton Hall. i3l Nsssan-st N. Y.

r<,. Phi Beta Kappa.-The annual meeting on the
Aloha Of his society viii be held Tuesday the 25h Of
July inst o'clock AN In the Philosophical Hall Of
Union College. =,
dress viii be delivered by CHARLES SUMNER, ESQ or Bos
In the Presbyterian Church Of the City Of Schenectady
JNO. A. YATES President.
I.o l. CAMPBELL. Cor Sec,y LIB "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

A FREAK.-A young man named Charles Gray
was taken into custody yesterday, and held to bail in
the sum OF $780, for appearing in the streets In female
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
FRANCIS ONEn, ALEX. PATTERSON,
THOMAS NJ BROWN.
VoInnteer. oil the UNDERSTANDABLE RegimeT

NUIuntcers OF Iht Nass iCHU'tIIs I0' sITI7''V
The VrgiaiG Volunteers reached Richmond on Satur
day last 18th. The Whig says; We learn that the
Virginia Re eiment viii be ut Old Point between the 10Th
and lst OF August Although this regiment had no op
portunity Of participating in the brilliant operations In
Mexco-not reaching that country until alter Gen lay
ors closing victory-it has performed much nduous
and severe duty and has been uniformly distinguished
for It's superior discipline and good conduct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
~ New-York Water-Cure Esis rsi lament,

ent is uptown In one Of ths most pleasant a. neelny
parts Of the city, containing some sixty foons
wish good plain diet Also, fine sran rmenI ior pain
ng ls and 81 East Fcurteernst near Cnioas9usIe rev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

" We have AT room for the 81. Sings shoot
iHss suicides and attacks by Policemen in New,York'
Boston Post
The Home market monopoizes your space, eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

DEATH BY DRowNING.-A young man named
Brownsville who resided at tina Lancashire Boarding
House, White.st was drowned yesterday in the Man
haitian Dock while bathing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

~ On the 18th inst toe arrivals at Siassrs
Falls were IN.
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BOARDING.

DRIvATE BOARDfN.-HOi- k N LONDON
j FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES Mrs. L.
GROOCOCK, s5 Halon Garden, IS doors Tom holecru.
Terms moderate.
Having sper several DAYS with Mrs g. iake pleasure ~
recomn~ndng her shusni such OF couniy
a. may desire good quiet and central home during Welt
to this Metropolis OF Great BRIAN. WI ;. bALtH
London. June 50. 1913. Nlo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

a - THE EAK(sEST assOf IIl5II, u -
4 siesds, Beds, Mattresses ID tealhsrs
sz--x1 ever offered for sale al A- 'lLLAhps
L Waferooms, 80 Cha'hsm-st cor. VI Diu
berry Tho Attention of housekeepers and others panc
lsy called 10 WelPs patent nghandleh screw bedsieaa
which drew the premium the late Fair Of the American
Institute Old beds renovated Cots wholesale and retail
ivIf i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
waRNPR A. MARSHES New

WAKNEh q HNh5IIr 49,
A.N Truss Is now offered TO the public for tnei
Y VIZ inspection. The subscribers solicit al
l. S---D afflicted with Hernia 10 examine me afu-
1880 Gle SIX days nal Is given, and " not sat
sfactory they then return H. and receive sn "a
oblauey sod byA b. 4 D. Sands 100 fgionsL ana ~ n
Joi,nsou rs Broadway Manufactured oy Sesiye VA
Der A Co GAylord's Bridge. Conn - on.oo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

COUNTRY HOARD-ln one OF the most pleasant
I villages south side of Long Island. The proprietor of
new boarding. house nsi finished VIII receive calls Dis day
and Friday Al - Na-sausL Sd hoof, Nue'ecua Century
Office. from TO Up. N and Saluniay from 10 n, or
persons sending be address TO he above place % 20 10
Front-.t before 10 A NJ Saturday viii be- waited upon
address, Country Board NN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

NlraNrED-A situation 20 do gencral house~cfk N :
w rcsgecis6e private family. by woman lately sffyeo
IN this city hrstrite washer sud lfgnrf slo se ~
duce good reference Appy or addres. Rely = Essex-
=.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06
SCHOOLS.
rARRYroWN INSTITUTE.

A Select Boarding School for Boys Al Tsuy,own, n Y.
4 NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL.
THIS INSTITUTION is pleasantly situated 0re-tird Of
mile north of the village, nearth spot on which MAJOR
Andre was taken and about half mile from the steamboat
landing and Hudson River Railroad The buildings are wei
ca cafed for the purpose having ample Play ground &c.
In this Institution young gentlemen VIII be thoroughly IN
stucied al the branches " an English aud Classical edu
cation requisite Tor Commercial pursuits or entering College
The discipline vii Doe mild and parental yet efficient, cal
cafed excite and please rather than % ebarlss and
perplex the mind sud no pupil VII be allowed % pass
through his studies until be has thorough and practical
knowledge Of the same, and every attention vii Dee paid 10
ther manners. morals, and Intellectual improvement
The Principal having been more than twenty years sic-
cessfly engaged IN bic profession feels himself fly com
petent 10 give perfect satisfaction to those who may patron
lie the Institution
There are two terms IN the year, each = weeks
The summer Term commencing the hrsi % May, and
tie Winter on d frsi 81 November though Scholars may
be admitted az any time, bur not for lees period than one
term without special agreement The price Of Board and
TuinOn. ncuding washing and mendmg, for the summer
Term Is from So 10 SO and the Winter Term from 80 10
SO according 90 the branches pursued payable n advance
REFERENCES
Tarrvruwn-Rev. Joseph Wilson. J. " Scrhner. VI D.
Rev r Chamberln. Rev. G. H. UnderHiL Newfork
Cy-Rev Bishop r. : james, ID. Rev. Creagh Pastor
VI = Church A leu-sL, Rev O. H. FISHER, Pastor Dutch r
Church Bro0me-st. Rev. O. Coles. - MII1erryss Rev.
r. Brown Pastor VI. r. Church. Greeue-si- Rev. g. ;
Browne 81 Bond--i Rev d. W Cark. Past0rN T. Church,
salvan-s; Rev ; ConeD Pastor lst Bspusi Church,
Broome-si. Rev o. Y. Ameruan, Pastor VI. ,. Church,
Bedf1rdst Rev Remington, Pastor Of Baptist Cnurch,
s,autoa-st New Haven. C--Rey. jos Law. nyl8 ueod
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TIVE EAGLE HOTEL.


FOPENED.-T The subscriber has leased tlis large
IL anf commodOs hotel f1r term ~ years. and hopes
bv constant seufon to hs guests OBJ merit ile patronage ~
a those boz have long known he advan aEes hrl l-
house possesses every o'hef in his city ln addition
9 De- pleasant and central location. has been rrnoieea
n many important panc'lrs, ard furnished IN style ln'
surpassed by any t0te BOZ DE eastern cities and viii De-
gree OF Injury and elegance never before attempted 10 lis
section of tle country.
Tie READING Rooms are supplied with he loading
newspapers 81 Ole United States and cd he Public Rooms
have been fied and furnished with direct reference o The
comfort and convenience oi lose who may be- pleased 10
visit lem- .-...-
TheLADiES DRAWING and RECEIVING ROOMS orc
furnished I lhc richest and most elegant manner Wh DE
very hoef n modern Turn lure.
Tie PRIVATE PARLORs ard SLEEPING APART.
MENTs lrr also furnished iu tIe same stl le.
reel 1g sats1t that oi Die guests can tr oerfic
han pleased WITH Ms public private rooms Dee Fl enc
deay6r y supplying L. TAgLE with ihe Ssh IHE NtHkET
Affords. and win Attentive lrt UhI-ns servants Do
please All vino may enter iie Dining liA.
H- cooks trained OBJ flc.r business, and know how
please tie tss.e of fhe most fi-iiious
commod.ous OMNIBUS HiI =, All times he Al ne De
r1 o1 tie vai ~ he several trains 90 cars, and also 10
the Packet Landing. s1d viii convey travellers ald ihef
barcage fo ard from the ho'e free Vi charge.
Nothing VII bee onIiei go fi- part oi he Proprietor o.
give lhe perfect Satisfaction % al who SOD .. h
house. > D. NALbhDbE.
Rochester. June d. 1859. ieI9 Inc
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rrrrI-sAVING AppARArIIs-

II GRIFFIN co., PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
ED.-Frrfuee-s ree not be- informed ths from thirty
fNv per cent OF the heat produced has been usually Lost
even by the best als Q selug boilers and TIE same =
true ID al kiHls Of Furnaces
The subscribers offer % the notice ~ manufacturers q
method % saving fuel originally secured by patent, Dec 5
1872 ani since much improved that a patent Wa j.
sued July 81 1917 To Is applicable o. steamboats, on Tie
Western nfers stationary engines. Oh heating ciones iu
burning brick pans, &C. n prnfworks 0 anneang FUR
naces. Oh stills, o pape- % lie manufacture % slgi 81
.le South. &C., Ac.
has been thoroughly Tested ty business of e highest
resnecfaaly. wl1 have realized saving of from twenty
Eve fo flrv per cel ard consist. .n Do. peculiar coz
sirc,ll 0f the rrecll1er Cf furnace rendering the
combustion almost perfect add burning nearly az he ga.ses
ana smoke fr- -anrrIUIr fiIl amount Of beat rUm
avca quantity n fuels an li. Al arranE relf 0f flt Ies
ard chimney hy 81 -c ie hra /. rc-ei under e pan or
boiler. and uly escapes af temperature Incapable nf boil
- yv1ler Al llc1l drsft + -l.s'liei ~ te la-ura,
ari TIE necessity OF lilg high cflfnncys j. rely o5fl-
afad Tue uf .err j. fh rlcl ices l1 rY DE Oh
es and f1r drying lfw0r, Win lrea economy hotl ui
cost 4ld OF fuel BUler and furnaces uuw u u-e can De- a.
tered VIII boz slgl expense OF delay STATE County or IN
llVlcla ~ offered ol Terms Satisfactory and hose n
eresied invited 90 examine cerc-les drawings and
models a, the Office Of The prop.efors.
Exfr4ci from rrpou of fle Co1ee on Arts ad Sciences
~ Tie American irsurre, sept 3D. 1871
four Committee arr q o1i1n IA .- plan. both tleo-
rercay and practically. embraces ile oe-t aFp-calen of
rsrlrsl s7' 90 rhe economical cont -tor ~ mex OF any
COMMITTEE, fS.-uen JAS. RENWlCK. Chairman
Reference may be made 10 le o-of ing seulelen " ho
have % .r use.
Ssnl Morgan i.g Sva,s--s, Ne,v-York Lo-vood worss
a. Y1ukrs Garner a. Co 81 Ple-sf Prni Wurss ~ Hav-
ersfraw; T. W. Harvey. Tariy-t.rtst 'Ff1rs, Wire
81 s-rev Works. ll-eITso- Mcdowell, Fanei Ms,
>ll Iyrr-.ili. Mas; Nlssr- l-l-ll hle AID others
o- De Maryland Pe1t-ll8ry, Baltimore, VIZ A. Boyce,
OIL MIL New Brunswick. y. J.; J. J. Srlrs, Brck Yard,
Grassy Point; join Airanre C. P1ugaEeep-e Dun
can faT7;ioa Pleasant Valley p e N sf f - N'
MI L uji lawTh.flap ~ Broadway Negs-Yors.
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ment, situated IN The Orange Mountains al S0llh Orange
Nsw-Jersey hfeen miles from Neg-YoTk on TIE Inc "
the Morris and Essex Railroad
The stop within quarter Of mile from The es'll
lishmen ssang the foot of Corand-st a. o'clock A. NJ
and O'Clock N Of each day, arriving a. South Orange
10 about one hour.
Dr. MEEKER announces 10 the public, that be hss iusi
finished his arrangements Tor " the complete v
er-Cure establishments and Summer retreats IN tie
country
Dr. NJ returned from Europe IN the Winter Of 1886 where
he had been nearly three years, more 1an ulehrd ofsch
tine spent Grseenbeg and the other Wser osiab
shmens Of Germany and has been since that time engaged
IN selecting location and erecting establishment suited
10 his views on The subject.
The establishment Is planned particularly with view 10
ne cOmort and convenience OF he patient and built upon
TIE English plan % wuterre shmeu-s, having pr
waite bathroom attached 10 each paueni room. shut % from
the by folding doors The pseni every
bath except The large douche aut swimming bath winch are
beautifully stuaied about o. ros from the house - x -n u
ihs mountain. There llso iee large plans b4s
house. On The grounds ere sso .Wo wave baths O.
them from The laurs falls OF Tie brook Boz ihe ravle and
swimming bath - feet square, erected i tie pleasure C
Sumner visitors &c sieldug her friends and pa
tents
Dr. 81 viii open his esiashrneu Tor ths s-ssca or .l-
lhh June snd any COMM addressed o. CHAs.
MkEkkk n ID. a. NeHarS y Jersey, 81 SoIih Orange,
n Jersey. Sili rere - sfisnrrn iell in-
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- Mr. John o. Waites and his wife are the
sole survivors &C community which bad been esiaD
Iished about % miles -b0ve Cincinnati some eighteen
months since Daring the late terrible food cllsea -
he ne of tn ONO The n1u-e n which they lived 4" -
unde~mined and in i- ia seventeen persons per.ied
Nr Nauies eit fhis city yesterday morning % LAKE
Zurich with he view OF taking steps f1r founding an
other community % = lnderstood tnAi -eth 7
who resides there and wno holds large raci oI Jana
ty what be calls ro15er r-ie Will ioin in ine in9'e
rcnt Chicago Tribune
- NEHEMIAH ptR=ONs. Presideutoi ne ~ le
Insurance Co. Boston died in that rify on sunday sl
srri "a wears
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approach Mr. Vandal and take the watch OFT ~ BIZ
pocket bat Wa unable 20 ind the properly IN her pc
session Upon pressing her % give up sne denied ne
soft impesc nmentr but II the same tune observed
ths, had it been pocket book Mr. T. would hs7e been
done for The secpers n junk store, . Orsngest
named John Cochran and Charles CroPer. were com
mitfed b. prison yesterday on charge Of having r.
ceiVed quantity VI stolen good- found IN Their poe
sessiCl...A man named Barry Hagsn, wss TAKEN No
custody yesterday on a charge Of Illegally deisinlns e
luggage Of a woman named sarah Whit - "a'n'n5
1t
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therefore While U possesses al ne Ff'les Q. ~
ceins in adiilon' le .lel-- "a - - ,..-i- nj he
ter. that combined lls Qreqar.'oh as .- l.s'i IN
greatest discovery oi me a-r-aNl l-3 f..... = ~,
BE ltn-eli " me a.,lse t---.,,,ss; ~ &c
pet',1r lNul1rNl w r..,.-. 49,.
nh - lorr1e ca,ac-ue ci pr ..-lu, y = 80.
sioc ri fp.ris, tl rrecrte a. io-oN eee- p -
cesslres. making t1e interval prN cen uiea's 80
frr-g and eating them dread Afs never oScI - ef-3
fresiei hy ihe Of ie Extract % crow DecN 80
Sar.arar n. Animal spirits Of menia af4 Muscular rnVl
ev h. unhealthy. snx0us and melancholy expression 81
-r-erarce ana indeed the corrupt euerNalon ~ ne t2
rie nf he iysreprc render Ifs victims eunien 20 ti
selves and of-cs OF compassion 70 their friends tbs
rsr-si, VIII Re i0 them friend. which ne o.oNh
cerrs -afe will prove. NAVY oRN- June - iet'
A. Fsss-ftf.- a..ts .rea '--i..l- fn t'
lr.rsa-.a. De- -'Ia-et r ni 'Na le..'a. 49, .--,
distressing ia. '..t. $500. IN m. $500
- .-- ' '' 49, r.. 81. ~,-.,-.-.I, bad
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TO TIE AFFLICTED

nR. J. o. HEWETT M Msc1ougs'-sL near B.eecser,
bSex-iork VIII assure the afflicted that be AFFORD
relief win ne number Of visits than auy ether
rracnuler. ll .le following complains DisDca0rs- DIP
diseases STRAINS corfr actions paralysis. rheumatism,
Affections tenderness lfammaiors and c1rysulres oi
th- spine d-0rued shoulders white sNelnes weakness
Of ne ioI1-s, &c.
Country patients referred % the following persons
who have visited Tia ely expressly % avail Themselves n
Dr. attendance and re-lrued cured Major b. II Nor
Ton. Boston, Mas. Zion r. 7 Cranston Newport. R J.;
r. VI Larned Esq PrgVc slce, Chas. Hosnef Esc. Hart
ford Com james c. Townsend, Esq NeNHAven. Conn
Chas. J. SAKE, ESQ - Adams VI Gas q H.-l ESQ
Moriresi Canada 4 Hon. r. = Granger. keesvle y Y
Judge Miller R0cheser y Paul Michel. Esq Gene "a
y. y Nnl Il. Ni.def, ESQ Philadelphia; Hugh McCu-
och, President o. Fort Wayne Bank Foul Wayne, lri
Wa Goodman, Es9. Cincinnati. Ohio.
CRY reference given application a. Dr. HIS ie1 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06
WArrRIHG PLACE

sEACONNETT HOUSE. NAkRAGANsErT BAY, X l.
-. THIS HOUSE Wi be- opened fur the reception 0i
- ysiers ana boariers Die 18Th Of June L. is l1caed
- on he Eastern shore Of NrHFanseu Bay. in sight oi
Newport mile. from Fl. River and q from New Bedford
Tire bathing L. unsuruasse.Cane and tsh abundant
the prcc of board moderate livery attention VII De pn'n
the comfort and satisfaction 0f those who may pa
iron Pc The establishment STAGE alternate days Poi
ard from New-Beif1rd. Arrangements VII be made Tor
the conveyance " passengers to and from Fall River ol he
arrival ofsesrers from Providence and morning and even
irr car from Boston. JOSEPH COZ.
Lille Compton. r. T. May -, 1919. myD eodtAui