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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05
CONVEYANCES.
RECII,R MAIL


~ -sSrWEEN BOSTON AND NEW-YORK,
sS@sT~S>,r~ Sforrrsfun and Providence
70 The Ferry 30 Providence j. nos avoided by De New
Branch Railroad Inland Rouo through without change u
Car or BAGGAGE The steamer q VANDERBILT. gapL
Joe. Stone. anl MASSACHt SETS. Capt Plref b. coa-
lcc0l hfhe Siolin.on ant Providence ani Boston ari
Providence Railroads leaving NcN-iUlk lF. sunday
etn'ti. rum pier Q North River ai o'clock 2. IT sd
So. Ton a' 0clk. NJ ~ upon pe arrival 90 ine raal
Lau ilun Boston These Steamers are usHrfas.e n seti
sPrnio end comfort having clch of ihcn tl large oono-
u,s I"ti' sir rooms ani Herhs iur lsn persons De-
sN' iH-' Nr'Ale rnors ar families end fariDrs ia
sra'f- hf' lHafrrt hr ue most sqernncet men, tli
WI slo1n TIE Passage between New \ ORR and Boston
ron u o hours, thereby arriving ample Cor i tt .
lines from NeN-f ors N,-ff S.Ift ,. Mesf "a
ell ..e ines from Boston N1rih aai Pas.
Tire &. VANDERBILT wil leave Ns,t.Y ork. Tuesfsy,
Turssy and saturday Leave sfoulls ton Monday. Nei.
re- iay nod Friday
MASSACHUSETTS Will leave Ne,r.Yors. Monday,
Noi1t.ay ala FRIDAY. Lcsff N1mnt ton TUESDAY Thurs
day and saturday.
BPs.sengsrs ihe srrival Of he steamers SION.
inefon proctet mmec afcy The splendid Railroad Cars
t0 Providence snd Boston pa rFa master Accompanies
.c steamboat 90 ami from Boston lake charge ~
iht tlgEaer For passage herhs. safe rooms freight
application w1y Dec aie % he Aiens fls ~ hsG and 80
lHe oIic, Dob Battery. pIlra. ~
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~frro@ WESTERN ASKS so-.77T777,,
E---a ---i-ADE COMPANY -A.-. 80 -

tsf DAifAsl
or6.-fOf dlc purpose
meeting le -' demands Of lc public in zoe want og safe
cheap au1 able iOr cuIgranls aud o her
persons wishing passage West ard Moth and also 10 r,
leve em-esr. from r Oium uf frauds heretofore prac-
uced anil prevent t same 90 ullreiO Zoo t- car
r-r moderate compensation ard 60 he traveller safety
against uup, ilgl--le rfIpurDrs upon the principal
lines OF our Canals hlFe established he above COMPANY.
which s under their immediate care. or VI agents OF cafic-
Ter and ability.
The Company propose making very low prccs-i0 pub
- them. and allow higher price be taken iu any case
Al several points te route te OF responsible par.
lies vi" be eiren who wi be- accountable Tor any wrongs
and VII answer and satisfy all just complaints.
rHE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATS c. 4AEs:
To luca..............S y To te. pa On
Syracuse ......... 0o 90 Cieyc Gland, Ohio 50
Buffalo ............ OBJ 90 Detroit, Mch ...... O0
d" Milwaukee, WIS.,. o0 90 Southport Wis.,. M
Cincinnati ONO 90. 3 Oo O.. Chicago ll ... f0
We give below some of the principal propne,ors who
compose fhe association
de, COLT co. Troy and Erie Line
o. y. CHAPLIN s. co Merchants Trans Company
r. Il. PEA>E. Merchants and Ailrrs Line
J II. HOOKER. Il. g. o. and y. f. s. o Lines.
r. T. Mech b end o. Line ami \. Y. a. Co.
RICE, CLAPP co. Il. q A. Line
/. {. EVANS, Eyaus's IT, Line
J. n. CHAPLIN
n B HEWITT co. y 7 ard Ia Line
o. y. CHASE Co vs. I. Co.
d. II. GRlFFlIh. Gnfifis " Line.
{. l.. BRACE co. Fulton Line
WALTERS a co. y. 4. Co
{. A.GODDAkD co D. and o. Line
W. MONIEAIH A. co Clinton Line
". McCALEB co. Am. 4 Co
H. WHEELER 4 co
ror adler information routes and fare call AZ he
moving onces belonging 10 the Company. l57 Cedar
.n 4e once OF me Albany and Troy Steamboat Company.
s ~ 'oo' o. OorlAna-s' and lg Messt corner Of
oafe1ysl JOHN ALLEN.
NJ 'nf~id Superintendent. N-w-fork
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~ pnIGIIh EEr.IE nm |


: - =. -, AkGEs-ihe h.r'es CLINTON. Cent
- fAlI-.f. every Monday. tNtNANlf,
Capt Ho.earsr,. every talIsdly. tOl0Nhttftlt
teH lf.sIlH. every -Hlun tf H u,IHrH J. 81 on iIa
MHu4f-,l Iar passengers anI I De- IAt above farrs
.rr cIaH, furnished NilI sat.-rDOgs uid spacois aHI
Iu ana convenience of f'fstu4' Arrive 20 ful tAeen.
-.e 100 time Tor Hc stages io sharon. PINE rnri ana New
Milford tor farther particulars apply 900 hoad Doe harFts
orto ll3i ul WILLIAMSON a VAIL 200 Me.i..'
1.-Two FOR rOHr UtHIILTON. hEl.
- $3.50 lI.r steamer =. p tofrEf, Cart a. 4.
irr1Nslfi. uIi sarD NuH-i ofa. Ohte .l. daily, s4H-
Days excepted ais P'l Returning. lcat, BOY Pou o. -
w. nldHg n' Fort ilImi .0l each say Pare io hey PoH
- cents; foii % fr'..o1. D. cents. nll 3m
IT, -TarEN.IslAND FERRY. 90
=. - .sut uN,r ,Hunlag, Mas Tel, Nr SALfh arI
60 go srkTENIsLANuEh VIII Onu. hr,he, no.
ice) run as follows
L@gr N.,Ior,-7. g. 10 sni u \. NJ 2,slom,L st
ard g /. 81
Ic.eeqa1rare-A,6ae 10 ami II A.MiL23t5
ali T.. N. myi8u
81 ,TOR GREENWOOD CEMETERY
- ,aut For haml'on-tar- i2l tents.-lIs
steamboat CRICKET Capt \. ID. PecA.
nII commence Her regular rps rs above on saturday
June D aud VIII rn a- follows. sundays eNrrpte.
LEAVES NEn-luKr-t1fioru Market Pier fEssf kIr
er) 10 W foot COrlaud-- lNorh Ryerl el ard lst
A.N.;d PM.
BEtrryNc-For Hamilton. stqAMfc ln46PM
LrHIIG4 90 Greenwood Dock each wNy
tof Hamilton lHI Greenwood Cemetery olur ur.
1vHIcl attractions o ccur.oi- BOO search of rural rharns
aGi recreation The um % tls Hs' ste4mcr Cricket tho
sweet ald lracuf a.r tle splendid Foulictois 90 foH
Hamilton. rumble tHrlua tie grounds % Doe Cemetery,
which rIo nrOy cmleisIaa both ty Nature and Az, aIiD
aef.cr tH'uIY an amount nt rIHIIrNu pfulinus u no
oler trp i 't f...Iuy Ol New-lufh Iel lw
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10

Z - ~ BURGH. WHEELING. CilcL.
natt,by Morning and fFelin gfgain. if04
New ORR philadelphia, Baltimore AMI CImberiand WI.
oit delay Passenger having choice ~ day or nb.
Hhre over Tie Montana, By the great died -faies Ma
and Passenger ROge. ThrOu ia u a. hours from NcWioA
10 Psbur2h and Wheeling, hencc 10 Cmrnnau, 80 Lopi'
Ne" Orleans, ard the South ani West passengers gong
ulLrciy through by TIE United STATES Mail Tram.
Leave New-lork. iool OF L.Derysi AZ A VI. an y
Pm. iof Philadelphia aIJ cauueci with lines iuf Baltimore
Leave PliglepiD by i0 " tain Tor Baltimore ana Ar
i've n ulo 20 connect win " An ifn TO- Fsuifsh az
Wheeling gong directly through without delay
Leave Ph.ade pha, y Railroad rom me co., pi tirFrf1
and Market sis at6l ~ for baltmoe AMI ot;.e N as
o connect with PM train for Pns1afgn and W heolnk'
and gong directly tIoug IN without delay.
Leave Philadepha hy steamboat a. q p from Docks
wharf Sundays exceTtei) and lodge in Baltimore
Tie only Inc sunday from Philadelphia Tor Baltimore
is By Railroad. al 10 Pm -.
Leave Baltimore al u AN and NJ daily by the BAN
Leave Cumberland At s PM ans6A AM by twenty sally
lines OF The National Road and Good Intent stage COmpan
and arrive IN Pittsburgh or Wheeling neat evening and no
psg.rs for Pitfslurgh take the splendid new and mod
ern-bul STEAMBOATS, Brownsville and thereby have Ouy
~ miles Of staging on tie whole route
Fir.cass steamboats, leave Pittsburgh andWheeing regg
larry and passengers are aded without delay 10 Cncl
r4n and all 0ter ports lu tie S0ulh and West
TAKE NOIlCEi-lckets are not sod Ia Nev-Y0 ID
Passengers for Baltimore Pittsburgh or Wheeling. Ih'
becomes Necessary account several per.uu-
selling tickets IN New YORK, tor other ne and the holders
Of such tickets suppOslg they aufhOnLc pass 10
nrclass trains 20 Baltimore and the south and West
They have no connection with u.s.
For through tickets by this route apply m Philadelphia Al
the Railroad Oce. OF Market and Eleventh ss ~
- South Ihirds: on board steamboat DOck-st wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia Ia Ptsturgh sl<i 10
Wheeling c5 with the privilege OF stopping al baumofe
and resuming seats al pleasure For farther Information
apply To l.. sLEMMEk, Agent
AtAdams 4 Cos Express Once, 10 Wallet u II A ~
70 q ~ Broadway.
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A RTIrIcisL Eye ma

~ GRAY. lN 6raHi-sf The ouY maker nj Tire human art-
fetal eve the Jael States Any person ilal wishes
De- a-I suited VIII ltuOr article. end well finished.
should alHays apply Oh ie maker, W.1 hls been n the
on shove fray years-Ps Olce h0-rs from o. o. O'Clock
rr.ll frrf
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


REAL ESTATE PURCHASED FOR 81
cAsii-Money 90 invest ar Wits 6tViS'itg -
mys irr. Is Merchants exchange. Waist \ y.
0r. FOR stIF-The 20, and baldns.. 81 Beesman-
b e. measuring ,. ieete by lio ies, a., i>nIcorr
A1n--t Inquire oi w 81 Brssm.r-.f
lto 81
-. a PRIVATE -ALE.-Three lot. g srognt or
rs. g., ,-s' -. ID SIuil-ascnlr. between li,l' az
BLTFChfR. Alcuoaer. brlHisL ms'i i"
v FOR SALE OR ENCH8NGE-Buli. as.sd
KS wa-rr power situated .l Wstrril0i. Slr.,'Ra 90
- Ne,,-l ork. fog yicln, o.s n Nrf .fs or bio'Ni"
AP GlI Is TO ANTHONY D. '''''' N''' "'' Bros4-.,
-. NrPRIyATE SALE.-One ioi vt ground on ne
III. 80. AZ Fr-f-dr0rue. between Ninth sud TENN
- sf--~rr. .l feet .Hcn ~ I.. ie'l creep f ,'l'
&c. ArpIy b. a = BLEECkER Aucaoner' Brood
!. my3i iW
e.. FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-A Och. h,iay
L country place flr SAFE or exchange, ou ir nain, :"
~ te Shrewsbury n liver .rr over Que mile nom l-e
Ocean House containing about seventy wv $50 o '
r- eary market gardening Land; tne Improvements on
e place m Dee best possible order WITH peuY % iu'
So w.a i-,s rois ~ tle steamboat landing tof par
.c4|-rs inquire si ~ Bowery. .myai j RIDLEY.
~ WILL AND WATER POW ERROR SALE
F.uru. u.l WItIftt rum f -.ult fN1 iui fat-i
alI flree i0r merchant nUfsI MID c.I-I'il pre- rli-
Plus afer. one 90 the most d..e streams IN e.iera
boats pass r.f.I fr rl,i- OF re wH lr property ".A
bee 81. ia. esEaa For rsr-'rs ielg
lel imuAN d" o. nEiLN D.. ,, ,----
Two LARGE .-i EXTENSIVE TANNEREs vlh
1880 a.r,s ol land sOR SALE. ai Iaanel'ri.e Penn
~ TuO-F ABLE EsTABLIs HNENrs ore
3. Situated m Monroe County at '.e i1oi oi ,.' t..N'
- 'loarsn miles ilCu -roldshurr U nom t-' o..
Cr Dap. esd q u.r- irom .-,0l ODD 'le ND, or 'in
Turnpike. eQ1..tfr lruu t.lfe.paia aHt New N. I'D
-i-. n 1909. ID ,.s,'--,,s r.e. I.lr.li.s ale Cd.
rsue NJ tanning Q' sides OF Leather per snInn- tl.t
'' l,-. .,-lr.,. br-.. Tie water roveris .uf
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COAL.

COAL.
Ct IN PER TON-NUT COAI.-Peach Orchard
~ ~ Red Asl. ana >ciuylkA White Ash for sale al
Toe above 0w prce large size, ard delivered screened
from lie yard. Apply 10 T STOKES DICKERsON
al lCl Anllouy-st near Broadway
CUMBERLAND COAI.-Of the very best quality
Y ior smiths Use, for sale very low. by
J.. l.. r. ". ". WORTH
- n 2iBuadwav and cor. Thompson ami Fourth-,fs
VIRGINIA COAI.-F0r smiths and manufacturer.
use, now % yard, aud for sale low by
}. L. w WORTH
VIRGINIA Coalition the Midlothian Mlnes.
superior article. just landed and for sale by
j. P. O>IROM cor. Irntl-av. and H. enry-sixfh--f
Cumberland Goa ~ TIE fret quality hand my3I is,s
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=. -. -.-AI.nANY & eCmENErTAnN

Z ~ .s-.-'-',.i. lRAlLROAD COMpANY.-Merchan-
disc 3ii. Boz rccti, ed ty the above Com
pluy Albany. gh transported to Buffalo aid Intermediate
place. nE railroad aut after tc l Of November prnt
Printed L-t- oi Prices Sc may he bad application
Goo ISAAC NEWTON. go GfreIwicl-t ~ az livingston
Nsi's's Express Office. lU " abs, e D.
communications lion o ire sht matters Albany
must tc ndirea.e,i to FOSTER. Jr Secretary.
ALBANY. October 1}. 1877 ol0 ~
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Ii I'll ...sg7lpf,> dEECh %sCo.'s ElnCeASF

10 -. iGEt - ~ COS FAliokAhl
Ets4 s-7ss..'4,... E-Ofc- NNesI-t Ne,y-Yols -
Ar above responsible and LONG c-is.l-
-hed ne have opened lr above oce Tor e purpose NJ
transporting immigrant passengers ani their tagsase us
by flc way 81 fTu- ylyauia Railroad apI Canal
Em- raas gong West viii fnd DO greatly O thsR adyal-
aee tO iaEe their Tickets this Office cheapest
quickest hnd only direct rOure t0 Pus1urrA Mhee.gg CO
cunat, 81 Louis or any points Oh tlo Ohio River.
~ ~ HOUSTON, Agent
Tickets can also be- obta.aai iar Reading Or PoasyLs Pa
my~l imf
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1913 ,NoTICE TO MERCHANTS. 1915

- ..,,f - senee q The frequent claims for dam
s s.s1 N9 ;.s ssing om ,hs abstraction Of so,
ofihe Civ OF NewN 0rk have st II - % fof"afd-
for DE security Of the merchants temsele. IN a
following resolution. viz. - W "1Vf' nc
Rsalrct That We VIII not receipt As IN .hir-, -
any boxes cases Of dry goods hats cRps 49,, uSt
boots shoes destined for the West unless slch a
cases properly taped and sealed when sii-noS "
any boxes casks containing goods Of any desrnfr ~
hes such boxes casSs WEI, strapped or hoopti %
shipment II n HOLT, President
0EoRcE X Tracy Secretary ~ n
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Review Of tbe New-York Market,

J 90 Treasury Note- 1913 81 ,hs Morris Canal.
! 900 Ohio Gs.........lO2 - do Nor & Wor 90.
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Il NICkERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE COM.
~ PANN or NEM-N ORR. Office - Mali-st.--C anita
s-e,'h-Onginsiy Incorporated 10 l7.s.-Ths Company
eniaes 10 insure against loss Aut damage By IRE he
-. favorable terms is operations confined chiefly O.
We Wy o. New-lork and u immediate proximity All
~ ~-lis'ea snd paid with prumpness and hberality.
George irelsnd. Holm or.sl,,, c..,.-. ,-.,i.-....
Robert Benson. Holm C,ro,t,u S..ss $50,
Joshgs Brush Rohert n So, - - e -'
Bolts Moore, Fdvnr1 GO 49, 80,
Anthony Lamb Adam Nor,e ps o. ~
Benfn De Forest, William Ts1eisY e. y eall.l -
Anthony Chardon, LewisC Hamer.,ev Sy;iI. a. -, ,
Alex Lawrence, William 2 Dean He,sS + is,t
GEORGE IRELAND. Pre,,dent
A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary. % n
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r., - n PIONEER AID as,s.,-.I7T7l,s
z q ~ 10y 81 tAfkFs- LINE - 49,

Ia s.-4 fiREiss f 'S -
AND CASAL-PilLAufLPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves daily sf 4 hi1l- B.. altogether be most Plea
cant mode ~ fsl4g o. he ohio River ~ al te danger
anl fatigue "a Stage travelling avoided Passengers lOf
Sincinlan Louis.iie. NASHVILLE. 49, Louie heW-Onfans
Sc VIII mWays tnd steamboat. oi he ffst class "a Plus
hIf-h 80 carry teA dOn TIE Ohio River ai lc ssme fare
aud frequently l--s Than is CHARGED from Nlsellre
Eu .his lld other Information. spYiy % the Office ~
Marc ~ fiilaif rina " n COLDER s 90.
Philadelphia, Mas, 1873 Propneiof,
CAUTION
Travellers SIRE particularly c4lloue1 aaaig.f rfctasry
ucaels BOO Newly fs, for Ills e h th-rs b. n0 person i1
ua cy authorized 10 transact lny haslue-- of ue Pioneer
and Express Company mgl5u
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zISE HON


- ~ u We ''HH f'io iu'2'' 70 ctean. or i''
i MY as a Ne.n "ii'h 'whr. cts m"h'a y
| 'hP,e tou7 'ht ""'Ie ait 90 H'ed ''ae' ii""''
| noch me u " may ue h"Sh'u up or o3Scufe'
"e''"" i-""" i''S''' ""+' OF h,5%''"'" y ne,
> II :. ven ny d,
Mio ''' o"I" 'e"' - P'"c'te '.', ".'I"@ a.
,''.', ''o = ''i''''' Il. WIS 81 'A e.
~ ''i' a"...> '''e S'"i'
~ "7''"' ~ '''''' ''' '!'>'' .'''' ''' 'it
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S''io '!"'' i,''-"'''' - a. WIN ''"'" ivy we
c""'e' ""' ""' sue IA q" '''I ",''''S" ''8I 81
nv, "'9 u """""l "'' C"' = '"'' "'''"7''
, lazy ''0e - - .''"i' IN: P.'S'"I', '"''I y
non" W ''' 4 '''' Is '"+ "'
1o'iI1 ",'N, "".''" '''S'>Y ~, u" - IA
rom ."!'.- 1:S.'SG oy PD3 I'',"n "''"@ . ~"
"a 4" i 10y '"1 '".'S' 90 ''''' e"
~ wy "'' ~" - -, ~
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H"a vac '''o'"''"" ~ "tTd'" Wy 't' I'!"'tS' 81
P|'@i"&' "''H 10 ,'I''''i H'"S'l''''" ~ ''s
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gt&ge {" satan, en- VI: Nrr' - oar I",G''"eS are
I. Ken away an" oar suns P"f&ea' Hu- a.S"'
VI t'IchI 81, SPcdAS o. N"u Pr'@'aI ana Pnf" I'D :
the SINNER, as feiineF PHF4cs has s'.l. Ana
how is that. WHY 10 separate the impurities rom
the pure goid. Ana 'Hl7 IS lH' '"e "tCai Girct
Whlch Sooo p"i=aHIt@ Pio11Ff On We human 20
dy' id1l' ~ ms MS cl'%''e IT, 't' humans,
en- w. Vt'' ON ''"E'''' Wy ~ ,4e5 no
cofoP' p''9," ~ we TI' or; ~ N'"'" ne WISH
e. ihem 10 s'd 'He,nIF"eS' ','.' 'i.C'" - '3'
out therefore, me o'd 'e@'en' '"a' may "T'"HfF
a new lump Le' Us c''h5' ING p,'"SFo'"sy
rue, ana II WI" r'a" mus III g out "lr'e'"Ie
ilA oid ana "ecajeu atoms rom N"'' F''soii nal
You may become ne" { oF 5t'a'AyJ person.
But, my uear doc'or' 'Ac!'Il.I9 some """u'e''
YOU Will have Ihc Kindness 10 observe mat 'H"ar
passages are usen |""!'y win 'eitl'n'e /" spirit
uai matters anu cannot see WY vac y opI'Y
l.asl -glH q ~ Is
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THE EAGLE
Life s Health Insurance Company,
M. 40. JTrI Street, NelC lori

No. 40, II GU NTeet, 1NeU orr.
lNIANLATTAN BANK Bull DlNG,)
rs nrenared to insure Lives, grant endowments
land anpnjiies In addition TO the annually re-
served funds out of premiums, this company has
ran;la! Of 80 goo, and no dividends will be paid
IN The shareholders until the assets amount to
$500. U98. The directors are cnally RESPONSE
bic TO the ipsurc5, if the capital impaired by
improper mana cement. The rates are TEN PER
CENT. LowEnthan the rates of mutual companies,
anc a credit of forty per cent. will be given on
policies for The whole duration OF life.
ADVANTAGES
WHICH THIS COMPANY HOLDS OUT TO INSURERS.
|. Our ample paid-up capital to meet whatever
extraordinary risks may arise.
3 Premiums lower than mutual companies
3. No responsibility to insurers beyond the pay
ment Of the premium.
4. NJ risk OF partnerships with all classes OF
persons, and its serious consequences.
). No liability to have The sum insured reduced,
or to make further contributions in case OF NOR
taIifv beyond the estimated averag e.
6, The certainty OF having every claim paid rs
soon as substantlated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
:. The stock hol!crsar directors having Iargc
interests in the company, aords securi'yto The
insured thati 5 affairs will be conducted so as tc
& secure safety and stability.
/ P,emlams for the assurance Of $500 on a su1St
. Hfp
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HOF INTEREST TO ALL" - TO 1HE
~ Ladies. The Genuine Balm OF Coiuin-
ba, for Restoring the Hair.
"Long hair ls a glory 70 woman says Paul,
And all feel the truth Of the pious quolRjion,
Preserve it then, La.ies-your glory may fall
Unless you protect it with this preparations.
lfyou wish rich, uNuriant head Of hair. free
from daudluiI and scuFf do not tail to procure ne
genuine Balm OF Columbia. in cases Of ba ,a"e7S
1t Will more than exceed your expectations Many
who have lost their hair Tor twenty years, nave
had 1t restored to Its original perfection by Vie "st
Of this balm. Age, state, or condition pears 10
be no obstacle whatever: /, also causes the huid to
flow with. which the dellca,e hair u'c is filed, by
which means tho usands hose HAIR was grey us the
Aslatic eagle have had thzir hair restored to It's
natural color by this invaluable remedy lu all ca
ses OF fever it will found the most pleasant wash
tsat can beused. lew applications only are
necessary TO keep the tia from falling out. 1t
strengthens the roots it never fans 10 Imfart rich
glossy appearance and 8 a perfume for the Toilet
It's uneqnaied It holds three times as much as
olher miscallcd hair resoratiyes, aud is more ei-
iectua!.G IL CaGtlon.-Never buy it unless you find
the name OF COmsIock Is Co., propriclors, on the
wrapper Of each bottle, OF you are cheated with a
counterfeit article. Sold by Comstock Il Co.
New York, and Sawyer " co. Southport.
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CtoNNELL's MAGICAL Paw rvrn.croa-

CONNELL'S MAGICAL P,v FvrHAciaa-
- the world WonGrr-VroUuUucc so by ali
VINO have ever used n. White svelags. inHinl.
nation, PAIN in the back. weak limbs tender or
sore feet, and all sCrouous sores axe speedily nj,
permanently cured 10y OouueIS Nagjcal Pam FN.
Iacto~ affections OF tie lungs, agu- In the face.
breast, TIC doOycauA, CbroIle sore ewes, h.s~tyig3
surfaces. &c. Il is equally h.uct, al In al. Aiad.
ot Ini0mmatoly diseases, suc1as sore ulra.es ana
eyes, spialus, rheumatism, white sNcliurau8 gI
GERS bruises. burns, chllblalNs. ,ry-,ge'a. l.I.s
INc will quickly be relieved by de uygH.s..on nj
this salve. THIS remarkable >aaa'iye p9s.e.s,.
many virtues not possessed by any o'l.er article -
Ii has the most perfect power over al pains hv fire.
positively alayIng the suffering almost Imuc, s.r
~ upon Is application. ltauy Gjsbe'icve the state
ments, would earnestly invite them to lal aud
examine the numerous unsolicited certificates of
remarkable cures wrourht by This salye I.hasfor
months past been sod upon The loNowinS liberia
terms, TO w.t. It the user IS not perfectly satisfied
and even delighted WithltS efcgts.anl furthermore
il II dld not fully answer our recommendations
there money was returned Immediately M ,lsir
request On these terms tins absolute heal MI is
now sold, and We simply ask jitne rab,i, r,,, T.,
msnd anything more reasonable Kind ror,at
keep II constantly on hand, In cases OF H., ,r..,,,
by fire, life may be lost without it, but b, MS NJ,
ell burns subject 20 It's control ua'ts- The ii as
are Destroyed. GJ'Cauuon-No Pain Extra. ,or
can be genuine unless you find the Signature q.
Com 'tock X Co on the wrapper ofeava boy Be
ware OF the counterfeit. Sold by Comstccl <
Co New York, aud Sawyer i Co, Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-08

Jue Agents at Cincinnati
Cincinnati Oc'. Iitl, SIS
Airssrs. Saoioid X Park In June last was
attacked WI. tlat most ai. t.,.1 and unpleasant.
il~casc, the Ca.N and Fever. The jafoNysms
le'urnea daily an' were very severe. Ny phys,-
raI ucr-ics Ha1 previously been mulch liruaIred
hy Previous tack 81 b.HouS fever Having
'uca satcau. .ysr.te remedies without relief a
friend IN VIII rl d confidence recommended
d. Os-coa India Caoacu.ua. Tprocurcl
oo't,c and followed the actowpar b directions.
TIE consequence was that haG bat one, naroy-
ysw 1.tor taking the frs. dose. and my General
,ea,lh was rapidly restored wj,h ut using any
other medicine. | dispensed rhe rcuafua4rof
the bottle - two other persons similarly fiji ted
and with the same results. One ct them had
been shaking for cjGh, months and was relieved
In two month by tn use OF thc Chola-oEuc.-
ommenl il, having the most entire confidence in
From Hon. =. Plat. Attorney General of The
State Of Michigan, 10 the Agent al Detroit
Detroit, March ISIS.
SIR Having perso0a'lYexpc the good
effects on D.. Osgoal's Iada Caoagosue. |
most cAneriHiy e. ply with your request by
presenting my testimony in its favor In nv
WI case, as well as in many others which have
come under wv observation. ths medicine, bss
effected speedy aud permanent cure and !
a"c Tie 'a..ts' confidence In il rs a ,9rrvsr,,,.,
'lvgcaga'lst, and an c.,cc,ua, lcae5v ,or -
aa5 ar1e. and Temcdr Tor such I cor1;af',
recommends am sir, very respectfully.
Z. PLATE
Be sure II enquire for - Dr.. OSGOOn.S ~
Ola CUOLhGoGCE." and take no other.
For sale by SAWYER & co. 9