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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29
TO LET.

I0T--r UaNTFD-Those VITO nav ~i.h 70
q ~. - 10 The agp,f pat q me city, ua'llt 81
L. b. ... OIL. .. ..'H '- .i n cr.. ~ g.
.rart hr sffrssrlue .Irr 'n a . - -----
= rutFT OK IEA-t-Tl- rraf 1l..ils . -
= - .rrr.r-a un Ca.nsrnr-.an-f Nr r.. -
- ~ u 49, IN sfrr-- D. b.. e.tf cellar lA'i
--..t --.aI H-.--f ur three .ics. masses u ~ .s
r. Z s-r--r man. fi-ulrrE fuffo.r- % l1 - t...
nm. ..-.r.a. -~rs fo ~ fn 4feai a1filA-r
80 es--.-iI.-. aep.7 % WM. B. sHlfAAN' 'n .ag
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DOMER-LOO,Is. PArENT RIGHTs. -.

4 For caren iur cash. u- approved trrlt. q Af
GiLtcYs Inventions and .mpruv.Tr-1- .n fnser-L l1rs
f1r weaving uaur-d ard p.-r tabrc- zee t- Az 1I
Wraria. Pasc 49, to tls- and "a u. tu D. - aso.
-four IT, sVcr- i0'-. VIII e4lrs. ord OF cairal
rlci o. a uulrss l1ey dlr 1r tne fr
samples ct ne gusls rr.acrl BOD these machines iay .e
inspected Far fslner paracl arHV, e-r personally
Or ay ietier, pa.l. 10 Clinton q. elLAoLs
ir.F lW 81 Na-ssl-~i Nrr.lnrs-
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FANS PANS !

Al CASES Palm Lesi Fans; - do ChIness Fans. great
~ vau-iy of styles, 90 Preach Fsl-, bone scE- AID
silver paper assorted styles, Win great variety VI oiler
good syles a. large assortment 0f white aud coorrt
Agsie Bluors ihai are 80 mach vented 90 Trim children.
ahes lsi received and Tor cheap fnr csh ~ Is C a
e ~ s;drs. by -tT ifnl o VI KNOTT.
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ItOV~ATONIC

LII go RAILROAD -, e. e
sAs-----1----A- FOR r.usfet NoTh A.
ans VIII nsfown. Bennington Rutland, Lebanon sqAA
&C. yia ihe Housaionic Rsiifued
srfMER Asa GFMrSr-CnmmencinF Monday hNN
The sfesnisr NIAGARA, tapi brooks Jf Nl rH
New ynrk fauu fle pier .oo' nf Markets daily, f~lnin
excepted 90 a O'Clock A N 'or Bridgeport where 1850
GERS tsse DE erssni and cumwoinns cars cu no. hes
ionic RAJ road aruvnv f~ Stale line lihe urclon a
thr Western RaIrutlI ar La.trasi VI n lrc 81 Ais
tf. cars Past or West Fare s. sse.- run IN cunner9
with tfr cars iu Lee LeuOs, Old >ockhrdse, turs,
WusIe and Norfolk also, 10 LilcHfelt, Sharon, Woo
bury Dtnhury and Bethel
IFHA.oS SPktNes-A the = arranged ~ when 1850
~ rom New York can reach fhs pa-~ hy day rEtt VA
more comfort and expedition an hy any other route frs
through - 3d.
No s-nf of THIS Company = sathorzed 10 tase ctarged
Specie Bank Notes valuable papers, 90 % receF W -
flr transportation on any conditions Fleigl fecrF'd
he depot foot ~ Msrk~t-t from O'Clock A VI ID 0ced
P 81 Positively uoi s0ef that hour.
@. N PERRY. Agent Office on The PET
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- ---..-.rs.s.z--, NEW YORK AND r.
lssA ERIE RAILROAD - &c.

.irr1n yr4lcaf
from May l. 1898. unri farther notice
Foe P.ssFNGrRs-L-av- Nrs-1 ork from he foot 81
Drar--stl 10 Z O'Clock 4 VI and 0c.0cs, VI for Pier
mont Bsuvety1le. Clarzsfowu. Spring valley Molsey
Rawapo. Monroe Works. Turner'S Monroe Ntf'-f th-s
ter Goshen New h ampon Mddleioyyn, Howcl.s Ous
Vile and P0u Jervis.
For Newton and Intermediate piaces-Leave Port DER
,. af6 NJ and at p N Ousulr. al q SIS A ". and g
NJ Mddieiown. AZ IN and pm Goshen J >
A Il and ~ VI Chester I'll % A NJ and q PM
All baggage the risk ~ the owner unless pug n
charge of the Fay 1s Of personal bag
passenger trains. -
Fos FsgiGHr-Leaye Neys-Yors s. O'Clock, VI Per
barges Samuel Marsh Henry suydam, Jr and DunkiIs-
Leave Port Jervs AZ 2 AN Ousvlle, a. 10 AN. Md
tleioSn Al n NJ Goshen a. 4. NJ; and Chester "a II.
MlLK vii be- taken morning an. evening by trains uD
ming expressly FOR that purpose
az II n. &. SEYMOUR, superintendent
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Gt-uehr ol hc oral system elshL- f- ltarner io -pss
from % very Tuition az home iu q asses -
rrysfey = ner month Fam ali slhoH- attended.
MONS De IT. PIERRE, Mani 90 Pans.
~ f,t. e3 SRA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

CERlIAN LANGCAGE,-Mr THEODOR GLAJ-
NBENSKLEE Informs tne public That De- c0nif es iilI-
iuf Dire summer % teach tle Grr1s1 lu-ale and iffa
lure in private lessons. vel as n classes For terms tnl
reference. srpIy tu If- Grinn-t N~' i"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

r--ul COSBY Gsi.A>n-Ltntirt 70 fntl
--Sil---itfI ANIIION each way. lant alter 60
--=-z--s-..is, June 80 rle Bos,. vii rln as foi-
. To-. s,s..-..-. - sfl flLkS. Crrf \. RQfmant
r,NrS vsDrSON Cr. L S.-sors hOcCllShO, OaFl
R'.'-'.r NORTH RIVER
~ Ft'--a..a tilr Ltfra
.-..-. \ (, II, 81 trt 10 \ 81 ~ INlst. --.-.1
,r--. j. "A r.slrI .... ...ll e Hs.'fi'1a.- --.-.a
Cara. ...--------.'f b. 81. =,
~. ....-..I d. t.'i \ ..--t
Cortg a.-...-.l Corey f.....-..,, . .~--'
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FATAL AcoIpEST-Ear.y this rnoraing child
OF Mrs Schultz ST. Greenwich . i1 from atareestory
window. Il died shortly after toe accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

T--- -,s..rsszs--sr- PIONEER AND s~fs--yrrTTTlt
~ EXPRESS LINE --sEz~--s-z-
-~A---- uil A r o A d
AND CANAL-PHILADELPHlA TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves daily A. MThs j. altogether the most plea
.snt mode - getting The ONO River, ali the danger
and fsf cue Of Stage INK avoided Passengers Tor
Cincinnati Louisville Nashville s. Louis, Ne1y-Oreans,
&c viii WAYS fud Steamboats, OF fhe rrsi class, al rfis
burgh o carry them down tho ONO River 40 he same fare
s,i frequently .ess rhun : charged from Wheeling
Foo seats and other Information, apply a lie ohce, ~
Ns-sei-.t Philadelphia. WI COLDER co.
Philadelphia MAJ. l8i5. PrOpneiOrs.
CAUTION
Trsvesrs particularly cautioned against purch asins
uckets in York Tor mis- line there p-rsJn d.
thai cy slihonzc! transact any business for the Pioneer
ard FxDr-z. COMPANY mvlSn
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.IoRRI-ANDE-.EX RAII.

-, -. .-e--- itDNR : An ID ESSEN btt'
seuger rr-lus cave Se~ D a. -" ~ -
Cortland. 9. a. 4 M and z. NJ Ncs@s' - a
I'D q 2 ~ and 42rrsoun- a. - 49,. 49,
fosu, A. n en- SeVars. P ~ ,.-.. ~, -.
PasseLEsrs by ihe morning rsnio 30, - - -
Mrfr a. ini ot.2cA N.eis 800 Ws.lIerf51 3e..i.
dere AID Easion daily. 10 O~e1n ~. 80. 80 -. -. -
hope ana slcrasggY R011sys s,i' -. 20
days; and % Rocsawayi Do.s 80 ,irs ,~.srruS
- gi-.,tr- 49, =, o~.-f he P 81. uau f0f >eN-f oL
stage vi al-o leave ~ ..', 80 ''e''
% - ~ a II - she'd. q stage leaves MOusovn
49, ~ zap sud S,rouds1urg, ~. : anbope
Joh1soaolrs. Colan.ia 40 -ssi - - 80
- x y R,rfuliag % he Alternate days ne s<te
,s.. str'eas5arz Al A. 81. 10 meet he r n eAsh's
. %, through 10 and from Jersey City wrocss
.,--.r.1 -sr. Oa leaving the csy, Passengers st %
,st tbsi- tssrzEe % ne car ~ ne loot ~ ConAnss
ssh~rs an agent vii b. m Ambulance % receive -
-. In bundles mus Dc entered On lie -u. ~
fs-r.sv vill n,K bod themselves responsible ffeskn
,rII & 1rssnisa imme siey % NornsiOSn from AbAJ
S..r ~ stephens Ccndifs Daily Trans pOrArgn ~
Ss~srk ir0m lhe fraasporaiiou or o. ~ the n J.
and Transpo'ta-iou Comp Any; ioos " Llbery-sL
IRA DDDD. Sln~riniers ~,
NETWORK, scHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN. EAsIus
sni BELNlOkkE, by neS hne Of posi-coarsss, ~
Morfs anl k-s~X rirosc1d De- pIhIc hereby nf
Thai there = running onc II fhe hesi ines u ~.
csches n ihe LaEc sisies tcieee horflsio~ sne a
inl Passengers bs tlis Line lcafe New oiAs - AZ
Curlantsf daily. sunday cAcrpfe0 a. ococA = -
by The Morrs aui Ess1 railroad, 90 A9Tr.i0S o. NJ
Few and splendid ra'-icoacle- tano1ga AiadhAn, s.w
sch0oey. AO1ni1.n. Pa Co.dsn. Washington so9 -
srtsvc. AMI arrive In Esston early the saH es
There : also caiy line from Washington % pe-p..l
which conoe-s win the Mmchchuuk. MaA's'an, ' ~
Reading Ire Of sAars, from EAsion, Pa F4sseht - Al
Schooeys Mosr,S.n by his Aue, VIII ind rosi eoe = ~
Aorrs0sFu AEON l4e afr.val 81 te cars, gong p. 81
DC. Toe Ane Of COACHES s owned al eOn4ae'eo y
DsyN sArSersoH- ~
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H. .oPRNING or TnE>-r.-.cl

-.sSlisr--iNPE SNSYLVANIA CA--Tzz----.-5S
S--<H~- NAL for l6i3.-B gnam's
Line 90 PutsDurgh.-fhe undersigned would rrspectAJ
inform Western shippers lhai GA the nrsl Of March navfs
uon vii be- resumed FOR lhe present season 10 Pish1
VIA the Pennsyvana Canals and Railroads Goods mAfset
for this Inc vii be 0rS aried Nth great dispatch add
the lowest current No commissions OF other charges
for fOrW srdlng goods from Piusbursh regular me
Steam Packets leaves ns5urgh daily al 10 0cocs
Cinciunsu Lous1a- 81 Louis. Mara pAckAges-bnt
hams Line "a Canal
sfd WM TYSON Agent. 10 W-.'-sl v v
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CONVEYANCES.

r- LAKE ONTARIO-The steamer AID,
= l~NlRAL vii leave Os,vero Tor Toronto 80
s---sN am iln direct, every Wednesday and Sai
urisv afternoon. NJ O'Clock on arrival Of fwket bo--
r,,-,rt., Nav f5 lqiq mylq 3msoi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

- -zzssFzs.zsss-- EI.ILABErHTOMN AND SON
49, .,ss1.-------ss-.r EkNtLLE RAlLROAD-StM MINER
-ARRANGEMENT.-Lesve by steam
boar from Pier Norh River. a. O'Clock A. NJ and and
O'Clock p ior FizsbeTnfown Nesffeid Painted
Bound Brook and srner1le; and by the o'clock, A. ~
Inc f1r Eastlu. Wlke-barre, Mnnch Chunk, p. &c.
For seas apply % A. ROPE, ESQ Merchants Hoel
al Cor snd-st ieou
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- .-TATEN-I.LAND fEMAA.-l,
r--- FnN FnKT MAMII.rON. kEf

..Slls---SPoRr AND MDDLETuWN pOlNr-
s.siss-ss.a-s<sA rhe steamer J r. COFFEE Capt 7 v
rrovysinlth ssu leave New-N0rs Chsmuefsst d1isNt
dsy- excepted. Al S n Returning. leaye hey PerEs
4 NJ landing Fort Hamilton each say Fair o hr{ "a
3 Genie. Fort Hamilton, i2i con's. at VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

~ an be- chartered for excursions dunng hs
sv-s-s> ensuinr season TIE boat lies ai ue loot u
B-srh-s Norh River Apply ~ he office of
r 40 l. sCHUN LEk. Hsnover-st
Tn. shove boat al So for safe Al persons are forbid
rsuny ans one on account OF this boat without writer
.- y - I. .-.,r.fr ies
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,ss-s.-s~7P.rEs-ON a >HW-yoisk

r. --lsss..sss-as-P ATEk-DN - >bN-N Ofk
y ~ - i.z@s.s - kA lLBOAD iiNE.-SIhMkk ~
s-------'- -IlAhGEMENrs, 10 commence "a
lst 0f NAV. lsis-Leaye Peterson al o'cocs A. NV
A M llt a NJ and 2 ~ =.
Leave N-,s-lorS O'Clock. A. II A. n. "
p ~ and S ? " OK SUNDAYS
Leave Paterson 40 O'Clock. A. n ard ? VI.
Leave New York al O'Clock. A N. ami P ~. 10
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SCHOOLS.


Select B.arl.ug ~croo 'lr tHys, n a. 'y-"l- y I
A NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL.
fyfUls TrSTlTl TlOs pleasantly si4aird Jhe-t.iN 'i
fni@ norm of ne vls-e. rear lc -pni % il-n ha'I
A-Jr- -, u.-1 sod about bali mr rom .ue -irAi-i,
sri,ry s4 n ..al River Rsr1.l The uaiins- afe el
~scl ss4 fr The purpose having ample play Erolnl &C
L. rh- tr.lrlrou yugu- gen -leI 81 To ne ,'i--! +
s,rucrea AL ri- branches 40 al IN lsh ail go --
The dls-Ir.ne VIII nr mild lld parental y-i eihc-l -a
cuaied t0 excite and please. rather man To Sc al
.rrpsa re mnd. ana rIpN Wi he allowed io pas
through ts studies until he has tnorul-n ana pfaci'A
Know eia q Of TIE same aHI every aisllon "- Pr pl 70
fhar manners morals and irte lectlal mf JOS enrli
The Principal having .-er more uan iNelt years SIC
oessrv .rgage r lie profess 1l. feels himself f4y COM
ize the Institution.
There are Two terms il the year, each = 'veeEs
The Summer Term cOlelcin- on me nf- ii way STU
the inter- Of NOe-uaer, though ccll-as nas
be admired any TINS, tu NOT ilr e-s prr9i Than on
term without l-cit gtemel' TIE pnrr OBJ noHf1 aAI
Tl.f.1a iucllng Va-lr M al4 re11l- i1r me Summer
Tenn from 80 to -g0 ard t- Winter Term from 81 t
IS accoring 20 rle branches pursued, payable n advance
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-. pnrGuk LHprIE IINF III

- AkGES-Ihe eaffts ID ~, ~
CAM Ro-.kr,n. every Thursday. POLOHhEEfsiL
go fIsap every SATURDAY. Al O'clock. ? 81 run "a
Murra for passengers and r-.hi Tue AnvEe bH.t
80. ..nv IA n shed with rooms and spacious I'D
com Portable cabins end expressly nted up ior We cqD
fort snd convenience o. pusseneefr AnHr 90 tolshser
Milford For farther p1rfrlisrs apply ou board ie hAss
nr 10 lm3 m WILLIAMSON NAll. I'i W"s''i
r. -TATEN-t~LAND fttthh.-G
81 ~ sfer SaH.rlaF. NnV "a, doe So Lfh a
s->Sss ss-s~~s< SrATEN-lSLANDtk vii tluul urasf -
80 We io,F-7. g, 10 and n A NJ L2.Siun, SO
lev, Ie,s,lya,.tas-At6sa 10 ard II AMsL23ss
Is ard 81 iffHu
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,nn-ENALrNRLE EsTABLIsHMENTs Il

w. LARGE end EXTENSIVE TANNERIES. with
- 0O0 acres Of Lanl FOR SALE, a. Isnners' Vile, Penn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29
FOR SALE.

= UOT-E FOR SALE OR TO iEL.-- &c =
s. new aui h,nds an'-y .a--lei s-',,ll I. -e -.
- i e.,. u r5n rk-s square. ro- G - ,its ~
r. HOGAN 81 Bcvsnal.s-
= vop SALT seslraf r. tu. ding Is 90 re
- rr'~-r NM sre-e.s on rwer l-tlrl. iniu 50
- --- F--rt n sr1 Flty-f r rob - ard o. S'-,s
.-4 t...--'- A.. Cd ne q tv ~ Br.os sd. ABBY %
ANrvlNv HLEECKFR. brosdst
.,,IV,TT- ~Ol-TH BROOKLYN.--The
fe ~ .-.r tr 81 front lau-- al1 cf la gee n
- p.l,--sr q. ~ l.s- 81 PSI - .rr, -1-lt i "
marble r,--s folding dc.Ir. cs sfl---. rs0.Te, ere
' e. 81 ..r ~ 4.-r lr NAV r-rri.l l4r-
rrt 81 10 axe For f.~' rr ..r--cl trs tEnI il
..g Ir B.EEC hri,. Alr'..nte-. 2 b-ntl =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29
r. FnR SHREWSBURY. 10,

r-z FOR SHREWSBURY. LONG
-lSll--SRRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE. PIT. WASH
s=-zarNsz-==iVGTON MlDDLETOWN AND Red
BANK Fare IS cents----Ihe urN s'eNheoHl SCNrl
DENCE Capt j L. AAaire, VIII run h1m iool V' S"0l-
ber,-st 40 foiov-
Tsrte Nsic- York ferre rcd b1Nf
Saturday. June 2t.le Montayr june - -''5 ~
nle-day 90 I'LL All l.treua!, $50 .
"Wednesday. 90 H..'t m eont'la!i 49,
Thursday, 90 .9..l- IN. -ar,1ty' 80 .
Friday. 90 ~. a A-N Ff.itl' {, D.,
a,.,y- b5ar or Owner Irltfl THOMAS HUNT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

noOFING.-The subscribers couu1l- t1 execute i1er
"a America composition 81 - ceuis -1r lo- cod srt
81 o o an warraagns su- h roc superior every TesQecl
10 suv other nd u roc az uov .u cl.l.l.1l .i-
~ V'lsty hssch .rare. Dor -1ritu safs Or sale.
R BENAN a c.. s'i HalsI11-st
ias fus H-ar i-ss.igssF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

F5r through tickets by hi. ruuf- apply In Phlaiep8se
the Rsrlaf Once corner Of Narket and Eiev-ns a.
- SCUM rbfd-sfs board steamboat Dock-s ~hsi
Fsre ilrygg "a run Pnlair.phl4 % P.rsDlfgh ~. 70
Whe-- ng = with he privilege ~ stopping a bAusme
and res1mEg sezs al pleasure. For farmer n'ou1.o'
surivto L SIMMER Ag-r
A. Adams Co.'S Express Olee, Is WalLst a II A ~
or AZ ~ Broatway a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

I0ODMIN's kuufiNt.-Od DO zoos msct
tTrsif fr - cents per lJut Nev ruo ~ r-1El pa-s
covered Cor & cents, roas over erfy Squares Cog . IS
Ger sousre al wsrrar,.l. 0ootWr's fa-ru- & g-ru-
Preunanc Cement SheafInF r.aEes hallsuls cteal.
b. b and durable root reler r-f grave lsrc m fe
.ralcsuon Refe1rlcls arl srec.u--rs A. GOODWlN>
Riusu Cement Fs-lo.y. 81 West Brus-~sy, h-rsre-u
Chambers an- Wsr-en ga ir- rl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

SEVERE CASE or sCALD HEAD CURED.
PRovDENcr. December ., 1917.
hereby certify that nv e daue tfer years ~
was soreg Affected with -cad head me sores apparently
were nearly an inch dick al the head bad about
come 10 be conclusion that 70 could not be- cured The Com
polnd swap Of Yellow Dock Root prepared by MI Charles
Morse Jr 90 67 BrOad-st recommended o. me A. BE-
ing Tor al kinds OF Sores hnmors &C ana ai.ef
rus thaf short uue uay child vas completely cured.
JUDITH DONLY, o. Pins-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

4skt ~ PITTS BURGH. WHEELING. CndS
-uau.by Morniry and veninl frsin- "a
N-.York Phi.sdel phis Baltimore and Cumhefl and. -
out teHv Passengers having q choice " day 90
trvel over tbe Mountains, by he greet Cne States A-
and Passenger Route Thfough Boz A. hours from New 90
20 Prshurgh and Wheeling. tlence 20 Cmrirrar, g. "a
Nes Orleans end ihe south sod West-ps-se1sers sHf
O .re-ily through hy he United safe. Nal Trans.
~. ". L. - .-.--- L 4 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29

AccrDESr-Mr. Seamer Couven. ll2 Columbia
81 accidentally fell down the stair. Of Mr. Ne~stead =
Waddng factory. g. FOr-yih-st and vas dangerously
hurt tie was taken 70 his resideace aud physician
sent for
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
Dr.. Beach's Americ n Practice and
Family PnVsic an,

10 this great Menical work, DIR. Beach remarks
81 have spared neither pains nor expense to ac-
quIre a knowledge Of the practice OF the most no.
ted physicians, retaining from each, every Thing
Dlt,en haze PROVED BY EXPERIENCES TO be useful
have not :housht it beneath ms to converse with
root aud Indian doctors, and any other parsons
who have rrofcssed to possess any valuable REM
edy,or any improved method OF treating dieaases
For full description of DIR. Beach's Book and
Medicines, SEQ Pamphlet, which may be obtain
cd gratis at all places where the medicines are
for sale. The AMERICAN Practice AND FAMILY
PHYsicIAN will be found at the same places; and
it you wish to know what your disease is in all
cases, what treatment TO pursue, how TO ADMIN
lister the medicines IN difficult and dangerous ca
ses, by oil means procure the Book, and you will
not fail find il superior to nine tenths of the
Physicians you can employ, and saving Of time,
health, lie and hundreds of dollars You will
wonder how you could have lived 90 long without
il, and you will regard itas AN INVALUABLE TREA-
SURE TO YOURSELVES AND FAMILIES; being written
in plair and simple style, ineligible TO ell
classics and especially intended for the COMMON
PEOPLE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
Joliet. February %. Is4s.
HALF uAS NOT BEEN TOLD.


So say all who use ''WineG's PectoTal Syrup
Of 1oarnonnd and Elecampane." The great and
unparalleled success of th.> medicine in Ihe cur.
If Coughs, Gods, Asthma. WOoping Cough,
srunchtis and all 9th r diseases of the lungs is
,ru!y aslonishing, aud furnishes proof of the
..o.rectness OF lhe say Ing that 'GuIh 10 ssanxer
Than iction," when all other means have failed
rhis has been nsed with complete success; were il
nee ,ssary evidence TO any amount could be pro-
iuced from those who have experienced it's cura.
live powers and have voluntarily testified TO It's
suparIor efficacy, bu' we will oaly add that all
lhai is necessary 10 convince the most skepIical
OF the truth oi our st Elements, is to Try il ami
'dge for themselves, they will then say and tuly
tnO that hall has not bern told.
The public 8lo respectfully requested to Do
particular and remember the name, as there Ert
a number Of preparations she names of whtcn
hears s)me similarity, but p sSess none of the
Iir'ues of This valuable nledicine, TOO much rau
lion Cannot therefore be exercised.
John Winer g. 20. sole proprIeIoTs, So Maid.
en- Lane, N. Y
For sale by C.. CLEMENT, Joliet; and G
,N(IAD. Planfnld
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To the Democracy Of will County.

q . p
The. undersigned, Central Committee
Of said county, in compliance with the
Recommendation of the Central Stale Com
mittee, hereby give notice. that a conven.
ton Of the democratic Delegates for the
several Precincts in said county is appOin
ted TO be holden at the Court House. in
Joliet, on Thursday the 18th day Of April
next, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, forlhe purpose
of choosing delegates to The State Conyen.
ton at Spring6eld,to be holden on The "a b
day Of ADril next, 10 nominate an Eleclor-
al Ticket for the State Of illinois, and the
appointment Of nine delegates to the Dem.
ocraiic National Convention. and [should
the new constitution be adopted,) ton NOM
mate. candidates for Governor, Lieut.
Governor, Secretary ofStAte, Auditor and
Treasurer. 1851 .b aasfE Fl3.
II is recommended that the Electors of
Re respective Precincts, meet At the usual
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wISTAR.SBAnSAM of WIEDCHERRY


ftrEfm be said that she hesilng ait sonsists
in = 10 iiciods selection. preparation and appIi-
cation Of those re,nedleal agents afforded as by
aature, for the preservation Of health snd cura
Of disease. them csr'sin il Is, that DR WlsrAR's
BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY is . triumph Of i.s
kind. Il 10 compounded chiefly Of vsgsthbls sub
stances that are acknowledged by ell eminent
pracucslonsrs OF mvdiciGs, 20 possessing prop
ert,es highly servicesble in the cure Of c0nsump-
live and asthmsiic affections: and from its
nothing tendency upon ace lungs, mus. cant;n-
ue 20 hold an honorable reputation among the
most popular cough remedies of she age us cu-
;ative effects have enlisted the praise Of thou-
ramGs Of Dur cOuniEymen, who we're lingering
under variety Of Those distrssslnQ complaints.
and having been lifisi, as iG were, from the We
~ grave, have chez fully aItsstsd 70 the world,
i'e beneficial operations of this truly wonderful
.sdicine upon them Be- careful 20 procure the
genuine: the Proprls,Ors' names are engraved
Ipon the wrapper.
Sold by llENRY BLAKsLEY, Agent, corner Of
Third and Chestnut ste, St. Louis, No ; and ny
Mat'eson Bradnel, Joliet John L. Wilson,
Wilmington; and Jas 5. Murray 4 Sons, Nor
walk 3o:aw
OO'N"
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dale than any newspaper received here,
from en- unquestionably good source,
which states that there is no more pros
pecs Of peace at present, than when the
lpas commenced ~
From Tampico we learn that the u s.
propeller Secretary Mason, returned TO
Tampico on the 26lh Of January, from an
experimental trip as far as Tancasnequi
The Tamassee river, hitherto unnaviga-
be except for canoes, has been opened
BY our troops as far as that point. which
is in fact the head of navigation. By or
der Of Col. Gates, Col. De Russey, ably
seconded by Capt. Cole, LIST Regiment
asouisiana Volunteers, has thus. after a
deal OF labor, succeeded in facilitating Oh
sFatlons in case communications are to be
opened with San Luis Potosi. One hun.
dred miles of land transportation. are by
tnese means Obviated. and the supplying
OF division at San Luis made compare
tlSeFy an easy matter. post will he
Immediately established at Tancasnequi,
company Of dragons being ordered W.
the day our informant left. They will
kaepthe roads open tor the traders in that
neighborhoOd. and but little will be heard
'oFguerrilIas in that quarter hereafter.
i he trade OF Tampico is represented as
more active than at any time since its oc.
eupation. =.
LATER.--The barque Archimides Cap.
tain Lane. yesterday arrived from Vera
Cruz, having sailed on the 26th ult. We
have the Free American of that date, but
there is scarcely word of news in il.
Captain Whipple is said to have arriv-
cd from the city Of Mexico, and to have
brought down news that Orizaba has been
taken, and is now in possession of a bGdy
Of American troops despatched from the
city of Mexico. The editors ofthe Amer
lean bad been unable to see Captain w.
personally to ascertain the facts.
Captain Lane reports the arrival al
Vera Cruz,on the 26th. of the ship Ozark,
Davis, master. thirty days from Portland.
Me-, with cargo Of hay.