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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-14

GivE your CHILD NEwsrAPER.-A
child beginning to road becomes clight-
- Nth newspaper, because he roads OF
sames and things which are familiar, and
- will mako progress accordingly. A
eswepapcr ono ycar is worth quarter :
schooling to child. and every fa:hee mus,
eeoeider that substantial information is
eounected with advancement. The moth
= Of family. being ono Of its heads and
having moro immediate charge Of chill
dos. should shcrsclf be instructed. A
ssnd occupied becomes fortified against
- ills Of life. and 10 bracod UP Tor any
emergency. Children amused BY reading
- ssudy. arc OF course more con.ider "a ,c
- easily governed. How many thought.
- young mon have srens their earnings
MA tavern Or grogshop. who ough, ic
have bssa reading! How many parent.
NO have spat swsosy dollsrs for book.
10 their tamilios, would havo given thou
$3.50 70 reclaim a son or daughter who
80 .gsonssly OF shoughslossly fallen into
ssmpsaiioo.
). ZlSc N KExrucxr.-Wo learn from,
- Louisville Jousnalv that in tho lead
oiaes lately discovered in Crisseuden co..
Asesucky, thero is vein Of zinc, which
nsPsonouncod by competent judge, 70 be
ssohes in metal than thoso Of the Gonna n
u1no- where the mines wore first work.
q No zinc ORC was thrown away, but q
0ssaan Chsm;ss having examincd it dis.
oassssd iss ssue ehancssr. Cobalt and
Csdmisn biende arc also component part,
g sase orc. and rcndcr tho vein 81 zinc
100 shaa usually valuable, As cadmium
= ID eoo q. the arrest Of s,esals. and 10 much
sc1ght AMOR BY chemists and oshers.
IN This discovery win add much % the
Value o. tho mines. il the vsins OF zinc
~ extensive enough.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-14
From the Ciscinnati CONNIE rciaI.
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Dsas. ksew. feel a"d YET or~at"e-'nto one wo'
Al Dist ore WORD were LIGHTNING ! wo"
sPsak. BYRON
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Aso Po."" 'ne S'a'' OF heaven
Aesue' t"e go'"e" 'ay: OF "'o
~ we ""']o" ID. "e'""'
A:d deck the SKY where storms EXPIRE
"n re" ana oaz]""g grow
The deepest reces:es Of earth are mime
traverse !ts silent core;
AROUND me the starry d'a"onds sh'"e'
Ana me 'p"'k""g ne'hs Of ore.
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Ihsooen INC ua'A'y cur'a'"e" sT.
TIE Soca ouht towers "e mrTets grey
Tho piles 81 thousand years.
heve eos 'be ".re"gt" Of P"t'ers clay
bss"se my g'"'e'"g spears.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-14

CRIMINAL IMPRuDENcE.-The PhGnir-
rifle (Pa.) Pioneer states that on the 2lst
inst. portv Of a dozen being in boa,
upon the dam nj that place, somo Of tho
mon commenced rocking !, to scare the
women, when Il vas overturned: and none
Of tho party being ablc to swim, three
young children wero drowned before did
could be rendered.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-14

We scarcely know Of q more touching
instance of ''the ruling passion strong in
death" than is afforded in the last words
Of a school-master who had gone in and
out before successive little focks in the
same place for upwards Of thirty years
When the film ofdeath was gathering over
his eyes. which were soon to open in the
presence Of Him who took little children
in his arms and blessed them, he said
II is getting dark-the boys may go out
schools dismissedv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
Thlna. In PhlIndc!phla.
CorIe-roa.-nc. b De Ir-Laae-

PrIL ApELPmA. "Wednesday. Mas II.
The Est Jay OF Spring ls very cool aud pleasant
TAo-l WAC we've or csrlJ tAs morning for marketing
found tl1 Gr s0 chilly that there was probably h1l
storm some She.e "a tie vicinity. 81 sunset last night
Che clouds wore lc peculiar appear which denotes
hail. buy none 'e.l during the night n ile cry.
Wany of the Wig pclc1ates already mere. OBJ
serve ox-Gov. NAHCE oi Ohio among thc number, and
Gen ilvIN from tEe Inferior OF our state.
Ire alrsn- gem nls ior thc -lttuss Of tic Convention
viii be- very complete, end The spacious door of Che
Chinese 5.lluu e ~ or, uotafe ll the gale and
ALLOW plenty ol room Jog ttuiiiaron anl moving about
Tne Pe,s- VAL he wlA cared Tor and tlles provided
l0r al reporters ho give the necessary Information to
Tie Committee. 4 propo lion las been made 70 the
Iclcg pl Com pany, when IS under consideration. 70
Nu-cum 20 thai neRs Ot tho progress OF asr- may be
mul,aneou-ly communicated Eat West aid south.
Is tl.s done it vii Je greet and GROWING achieve
malf 0i telcgraptc dispatch
flour has declined. end sales GO h5s. ~ = sd ~
,5 some asking more. Sa.es 100 hb.s Rye Hour %
SIS o. C0m.Acai q4.et 20 p -. sales 5000 bushels
Wheat 40 ~ o. Tor Acl 81 - FOR White. Sl.cs 5000
buAcl. Corn az &, % 81 lJr Yellow aud IS Tor White -
Cotton quiet Prov ion, and Grocc.cs nothing dong
Wal 81, ~ CO.. ln b5ls and -te1dy.
SALES or @rocEs.-Frsf B9are-4 600 Texas Bonds,
S lob. 20J -. Nar II unity scrip. va -l5 LciI1l
Col scrip, 7ft; lll 10 Loan 90 I50J Penn 3, 'i-
] Penn Bank. go; ll Comm Bank i9i - GIlgd ID
00 Read Nci BOud- 81 500 Sar o., 't- iiti ~
CLcs ald De. b.. 10. -3 900 lh City o. 70 100, rs
Penn g., "a. ID Morns jog l5l do. l0-.
5sc1al B0arf-l5 Penn lip "a 2Ji 400 Lohigh Tot
Loon 80 81 Read, l-t 300 Cles ami D- e., So, 90
400 Penn Sc. ,f 50 Mech and Nanuf b. . IJ1
Read lss 3oJ0Is. .gE ls. o.; 400 Z 0s. az, l9ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
LATER rRoN lIEXICo.
Peace Prospect.-Herrara Not Electc.

CoIrxau. 3. C.. Wciae deg. M.v O..
Tho Special Daily Oye-ill1 Express 70 the
.Ne-- Y9-i THINE, has arrived. with advicss from
New. Orleans e. tae -sthi.st
The steamship New ORLEANS, whc1 l-!t Vera
Cruz on the 22d list. brought dates from tic C-r
OF Mexico 20 tic 18th inst. Liert. Conner v Do
came r pa-senqer on The New Orleans. and is Tie
bearer q d.spa'-hes to Government, states tAat
the prospects Of peacs is 1ot so fa~o-atie as vaa
anticipated oppo,.t.oaw ere g-or.ass stronger
ana different qar,ie, OF the dlsafected were SEEK
ilc % produce Q revolution. Gen Joles Herrera
was not. az reported, elected Pres. lent.
Tmdcl Dutten and Lavertg, convicted Of muir
der and burglary in the City Of Mexico have been
sentenced % be hanged
Commissioners Ravens rni Pnckasy were
drowned on the l5.h inst On the bar @. Tuspa7'
by the ,wsmping Of the boat on board which
hey were.
T.ieBt. Broreton. while passing mp the RIO
cr,r5e. on board tho steamer Telegraph jumped
oya,board In &c Of insanity, and was drowned.
Markets. w-ORLravs, Nay =.
co7rox-l, 900 bales gold middlng steady, AID
higher grades arm At out, de prices flouH-DToop-
ing and o.hsr articles unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

Corres pondcnce OF the Philadelphia Inquirer.
WASHINGTON Nav - ISIS

CORES pOl4cncc OF tLt I---ai.- ma 4Lill--1+.
WASHINGTON MAY - lsts.
Father Richie and lew ether Office tsfs
erected rude stand ia 'front.' o. zoe Csoa O-l,e, and
there las been some spo-.ns Lere % Or ll- q
amounted % litl. indeed. Nr BrodLeai uss lr- -l-
troducci o. the sCverscn. cad made hr--i eli,
the burden % which was, tIa. Che Nh-s ,nrelclc 'o
tram sll.r Them ,la oc0F9co) as tl-g o l .-i
bur tllt such political smallpox only seized upon
fhe people once "a o. gonersron SCI very coia'l si-
tagy -0 the people. tls .r 1rQ4lelu also said t.i.t
cheat in play never prospers h- forgot ts hsne le
ter. and that his party arowed Oh IT, p-nc PEE lie
forge, thar they dared BOZ touch tie Wimo tr0Fiso
the Baltimore Convention TIE barn1urlfr- here call
tae Loco-l oc1 nomination t4e be- General Commlnle-
ticket
a. Sd open M letter agsln 20 add some Of ine rc.-
icnts late az ni-lt ol 81. it,L.es meeiu- ARR -le
speaking ha been exhausted u front ID roe brl9F l.lce
tue band o. Ilusc, i-c1-1 a 1E crowd oi oofa h.4
few otccl1.lce. w.-t rcan1 o. - ll-rl-s oi Far.-
Gus prominent LocDfo.o.. 20 Benton was cd. d up
cn. uut De sat % PIE window - Pre- lms 1a 's-
never word .i- Oy ras v.s.-.I. cI- l- ll1..
c-in .sa, assuring tlc crowd rla.l would i9 O.. D.
s9u.4 io From'.. tle s.cc 70 Ole ml--.i.c re-.
az. t~. nas c0Aed -a. .4i e. Alien, ul' rI l.r
-, osf.,-r.es were aalA, 90 wal-l- tlT il. B
@...'- - peg. gain PINE l--- 1-r know r4r ll-
an OF 2 -ey d l l-- lc.-. f-.l fl- r4a-le Yves
thereafter Ausled ir.s-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

- TIE Bos.7a Aias has mock'heroic lead.
o., lec,arins Tie Tribune as q deaoaacer Of Maine
bser they have chosen Taylor State Delegates
70 the National Convention II the Atlas knows
10 better thaa This, !, knows Ear too little. We
denounced the Whigs Of Maine quite as harshly
last Fan when they lei the Loco-Focos elect sls
Members OF Congress out Of screen, at time
wacn tAe House was nicely bslsnced Did they
follow bad example set by New York in that
NsssieGES Of the Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

- CLAY WMos OF N2w.Yonz. ard espe-
e.aliy Vino Youso Ms YOU are asked 70 a.
sesable a, Niblo's Car1sn to-m2yrov egening to
e...st your uafa'tering devotion % the great
Statesman Of the West. 1t nay BE- that your
vocs will Be heard a. Philadelphia. Need we
sey more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
By Islegraph to the ysv-TOrk Tribune
lIlll,nry Courl ed Inauiry.

BALr.NoEr, NAY 90 g. u
The Military Court Of Inquiry met "a Frederick
yesterday. Gen. Towson, Gen. Cushing chi Col.
Belknap presiding, ani L.su,. Ri-eiey Judge
Advocate. Gen Qultman. C3L Burnett and Lang
street. took seats. Sen. Pillow not having arrived
TIC Court VIII have to adjourn tl today. or tll
IN the interim.
Tae-e is no change in The markets Ike stc'nlsrs
news Ial produced paase 10 trlusac.cns and there
r-as IL. .-t-l- -u.rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

rs-,usnt % resolution Of the General Commune %
p.,sosra,ie whig Young Men. ias Wage o. '0e Wy
and c5sn.y Of NcwYof< and all others 'f.enay % 1'
non.nation Of HENRY CLAY a. The candidate OF ne
WA, party al tae next Presidential Election arc re-
oas, 10 meat on the ground formerly known a. no
To- .,aeu. corner Of Broadway and Prncesi On m
s,v evsa,n, the second OF June, 1919, At o'clock
JOSEPH " PRICE,
4 y--..,,.t.rao ~ lrrer yrrnerfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

- Safirc.-Tle WAX D-'e yaie- from '-e $500 81
New York 70 %. Nfo1l. Coz velfou % - PEI. = !,
ri.l ca ihe 1fh III Irn. ncxi are re.rs~du ,l ~
NEE, a, tic Broadway House n the CITY q No"''"' -
--~- ny i'''' 49, y sOwDlTcH BLUEr,
SAMUEL :. WYCkOFE,
WILLIAM TYSON,
HARVEY HART
De'es.nfe. ron The CRY ara Iolny OF Ne"-AOiA'
~, - ,ts,aef0li ne State please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

Coon Doors REQUIRE NO PuFFNo.-Genlomen waning
yeaHy good and handsome Boots Gaef he very low
prices without any Of the usual hunbug,
needed 10 call at WATKINss ia Futoast where hey
Md the best tie city HE goods decidedly
superior az they are all his own meke ny7 gcOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

RIcaELIEU GOLD PEys ComrLETELY TWUMRANr.-
Unsurpassed the "ltcheleu's" Tor luoness and
feasibility they Tho best and cheapest Pens The
points warranted 90 ave years. Sod by b. t. War
soN Co. ID Walsf Also, so doz Gold Pens NJ MINI.
flcmrers prices Fountain Aiiachmels' adjusted 70 auy
pen- pIice . c.nla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
NOTICE TO GRocERs AND OTHERS.

CAaDs roR MISUNDERSTANDING, Visiting and Cake
Cards elegantly engraved and printed finest French Por
celan Cards the loves, prices The finest English Pos
celan Cards printed from engraved plates A. 50 cents per
pack.
ELtGAHr Boxr, ron WrDDNC CAEE.-E'egant Boxes
for Wedding Cake at a. per huDdred plain Boxes q per
huudred Gard Enyeops tom 50 cents 10 s. per hundred
Wedding WATERS N grea, variety, Silver Cords &C. al
EvERDrLLs Engraving and Printing Establishment N2
Broadway. of Daancs drsi square above sevHrs
marble store lci IuIhSSln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

TaE TRnuNr ~ PIurAnrtruA-stranger IN Phil.
a'e'ph.a viii fnd the Day Tr,taHs d, Zeibt-s News
Room. or they can procure ii from the news.5oys in
The streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

- Hon. IAccs CoLLANrR. aa able aud faith.
fnl Wing Member Of Congress from Vermont, lie.
clines a reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

H,Ts ros Hor wEArarR.-GsaiN. 2li Broadway, is now
prenarcd 60 exhibit 10 hs ircnds and tie public, tho
magnificent stock OF summer Hats Introduced In tbs
c.ty They cou,. Of pure white pearl and drab beav-,
with Hghi novel trimmings manufactured expressly fo ms
use rich variety Of French, Eas' India, Engiish ard
American Straw Hats Par. made Straw Has for youths
and cdreni 6shug osrs, aud every Kind OF hgh and ele
gan halls for Summer wear, calculated The hosa
and insure coolgess and comfort GENlN,
ieT ~ Broadway, on the shady side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

OgEHuEAnINos a. rsa SfVEEr.-O.-N GO
% Ia nest Congress have proposition 20 msse.
which IrlnS So. commend lt.ell % tl- waole naloa
P-Aud what may that wise scheme b.
O-ia.t iAis--as none huf Generals can henceioglh
expect ~ be Presidents tlli lie Secretaries sha 10
To- ger be called lle Capnss afi Tie SisJ
lTrsnioa STATE Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

- Advertisements TOR Southern and Western papers ere
daiy received no the agency of q. PALMEa, who f.e
cay appointed aud authorized ~ receive end receipt or
subscriptions and Advertisements for he best papers u tho
whole country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

Tse Committee of Arfsng clner's fog tbs meeting w.ll
80 Il Dlo1lrsy hoise s oc.ocA ta.s evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

S.ie bE.-Jadse Dlll. .cc mluv wears ga as.
800 s-e,e N Green -lltr ? b. committed -,.-fir
"a Nedne oay lie l1t. ils. at hls fs.iss,s a to-,
miles below tnoa, By hanging; cause unkaovn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

Tnr HAr or TIE SEASON AND Fos TIE sEAsoN.-GrSr.
No 81 Broadway, opposite ST. Paus IS low prepared ~
offer the public chapeaa dee, which comprises oil he
qualities desirable in a SUMMER ha, being light. elegant.
durable AMI perfect vcns'or Il is Tho greatest novelty
ia the shape Of Ha, ever Introduced by e trude Cal
and oXgunue. myj0A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

- SAUNDGRss TOILET Articles, DRrssiNG CASKS AND
Fancy CCTLsRY, al ~ Broadway, corner Of Lnenysi,
auI 81 Broadway, between White AID Walker sfs. Tire
subscribers respectfully calls lie attention OF The pubic to
their col lection Oi toilet artcles which u point OF vney
j, not egualei 10 the city. They selected with ihe
greatest regard 10 quality and IN all warfIntec fnef
lsOnment of fancy cutlery, embraces al tie last styles Of
Rodgers Sons pen-kuses nau tiles, buuou hooks, aud
other 8rces for Oet use many VI Which have tcen
before imported. Portable dressing Of tie suDsc 5e
own malufac ure, These OF tie cOupao
iorns containing useful article Of lie best Qay they
acknowledged by travelling gentlemen 10 be superior 10
those imported q. SAUNDERS 4 SONS,
igy30 ST. IA aud 387 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
nrIsrNEss NorroEs.

To- LrAxY Co's.-SvaiNEE liar, 1889. Of Rocky Moa
tain slvery Beaver ra0si Hir'ye Will be nifUaueei ca
"Wednesday the 2iih inst The popularity q lis mnvaA
5rc ars, introduced by last Summer and ,he universal
.for sind admiration hch elected has induced Us "a ~
10 use our bes, ondcayors TO procure supply OF lie silas
article. which are now prepared to oaer tie pubic %
e ensuing season IN On improved sye 81 our standard
r-.cn mv9et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
BRCOKLYN AFFAIRS.


CRY PARK-The following IS o statement Of the
co Of the City Park. and the amount paid by each
Ward
second Ward. grading $50 %
Es s IVA !, ia sI1-.s sio7 q go Ok
ti.l N-ri srlIlle ..'s.s.s.s..-.'... LIN ~ 80 49,
Seventh Ward, opening ................sp4o2 n
Seventh w ard grading. ............... 1000 " 49, a..
Sgof7s g
Z is estimated that Wl5h.ngtonpark viii not cost
over $1,000 more than the City Park which does not
contain much lnd by 20 acres is not 50 eligible in
any poln, Of view.
ForRrH oF JCIY-A meeting viii be held at
Sire Prcs.s Hotel this e7enng in Fslton-st 70 take
measure 10 celebrate lie approaching national jubilee.
- Deaths and intermen.s for the week eading
Nay Z7 Males, q ielnl!es . adults - children,
Il. Total 60 Of whom q were from Ne0'York-
IlEk-A fire broke ont about o'clock yester-
day morning, in the frame building situated on the
Jamaica road the junction Of Fuionst occupied
By VIM. Martin d teu-pin aicy L Vas entirely De.
s-r.yed, together wi,h an adjoining blacksmith shop,
occupied by Alexander NcCuldy and a grocery store
/ occupied by Sir yaa Wyek. the ire IS supposed to
have been the work Of an incend.ary Tine teap alley
was fully insured ia tue William burgh end tie grocery
store in one o. the Brooklyn Offices. The black uith's
shop was not insured.
/ Low QClIREL.-A respectable cJOret CIR
from Middleton l. I made p complaint Yesterday De
| fore Justice Pene against colored mon iCr assault
! and battery. On hearing the complaint he becam,
sa-.aned hat il was merely love quarrel aud advised
item get married. lie released the prisoner Tor
short time. and ia the evening both parties appeared
before him dressed In teir best attire with white kids
SC. and united IN the bonds Of mainmony by th'
above named Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
ch,irn.n Of Committee q ATTangeH

.D-LAr.gLa sNuA sccre,or.os.
Rcar. y STEEsEISH. ) lure i. ls45.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

CANcuALAcUa TsIuvPHlSr Or IowSsLND The cee-
rsted manufacturer u Topusers. sarsaplrla, has ad'
taiued publicly that Ills Californian Plant = Tar better hsn
sarsaparap and tie cAeapeg and best medicine "a tie
wordv Pamphlets containing Interesting Information ss 70
ia remarkable medicinal virtues, from the most respectable
sources may be obtained grats a. the Depot 80 Brosdssy
.usvg gfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

~ The Ethiopian Screnadors gnro grand reIioImala
ls~fu.h nt Inc Museum aud tine appliance they receive
le no reason 10 doubt ihtir popularity ~hn We auor n
AMI Ie gratifying ia precision nude upon thc.i hiis lie
.utr ,aiu 40 81 and O'Clock today when ne Dssos
iis View sl Dee exhibited, aud variety OF o'lss EMS
l. Il. 49, l. ~ 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

r. The people have decided ilai PhALoNs Cseltss.
Hr Irgorafor las tue most desirable Influence upoa ne
halr--prsy entng from failing ol rendering u psifons
sken the touch, eas-c anl cned TO curl ways hoa
erereiv moist and erslg 10 eng'hcn sad thicker win
surprising rapidly lou vii ind i q, 81 Broadway, en-
e y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

- The cause OF many lalys dcSclol may be utced
~ tanned, ilgcked saloy, red. rough eupnye ace
he only certain remedy ~ whc is alquel0ulty oet
RiUD's isI'iaa Mador.ei Soap. IN Ike manner ml1es
nay pecome ho"ow-eysd iioM tieepe'' 'eAoh; y. .c,'
by unnatural growth Of barr upon Der upper api Oot
RAtDs P9udy, ssbiles designed expressly ID cu e~e
slpeFauols hsf. n may be- ioo, na se i0sses rtses
upon her pillow, deglslZ WAYS lai means 10 o.. AesrA -
aead Of RID HAfR-nOi knos,ine that COURAtDs trees
Hair Dye would speedily change Acg Gerry ccAs 10 nei -
black.
~ Dr. FrLN GouaAvD's preparations con only Be o.,
tanned genuine bis Dep0i G. W1kerst nf-i sof7 tH
Broadway. Remember tbs. n.
Agency for Batche.oPs instantaneous LIQUID hsh ~
and Beals Hair Restorative.
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NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.

NETWORK. THURSDAY. JUNE l.
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Dr.. CHRIsTrEs OALyANic ASD MAGNETIC CURATlyEs.-
The extraordinary celebrity aud # uese wonderful
articles In the VI DISEASES gea.
orally acknowledged that farther commentator unneces'
say. Tie public should be guarded against spa,ious a'
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York. u the proprietor.
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Explanatory pamphlets and testimonials he had grams
SANDss sARsAPARLLA.-Ttc following testimony from
Rev John Gngg, Rector Of the Church Of be Cric
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afflicted Numerous certificates Of cures q various diseases
effected by this medicine almost daily received
Messr SANDS; One ofmy daughters has taken your ss
liable Sarsapania Tor scr0fOgs Affection &c VIA
tie most beneficial effect resulting from is u give
very pleasure 10 record my testimony u be1e -.
yrue uld efficacy, hoping that Others may % mo,S :"
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Icitcr, from oueretnrc.

The Wastiaga Union Of yesterday publishes
traas Stations OF letters from Cueretsro which pro-
nounces authentic and reliable. The propcc.s olpe4ce
seem 5tesiiy Frightening. We give the most import
.,. ....r- 81 .f, f.s-.-- "a r.--.F O.,
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INQUEsr-Yestcrday Coroner Walters held an
inquest ~ Manhattanvie the body OF m interesting
child about years OF age. named John Mcenane who
came 20 his death by accidental drowning. The body
of fhe decenscd found about an hour after he bad
left bis home lyn. IN less than two feet OF water by
man who fishing in the river. The Jury returned
, vlrtrf qrcDrlmuIv
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. Deaths and intermen.s for the week ending
Nay 20. Males, - females . adulis - children,
q. Io..l - u whom . were tom Nsa.York.
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ForRrH or JCLY.-A meeting viii be held at
Sire Prcs.s Hotel this e7enug in Fulton q. 70 take
30 celebrate lie approaching national jubilee.
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