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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
WING RATIFICATION MEETING.
Great Riot and Excitement.

According 70 the Published notice, the VIII
meeting Of Ratification was held last night ID
front Of the National Hal! Canal-st About half
past the meeting was called 70 order By j. h
HOBART HAws. Esq who. on behalf % the Wing
General Committee. nominated As President. Hon.
PHILIP HONE, which was adopted by scclama-
ton.
JosEPH r. TAYLOR, ESQ. then nominated the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
j r. CLARK.

RENov,L.-BALL, ToNPSlSs BLsoE late MAReuASok
Co. have removed to 2H Broadway, souihery corner Of
Munsyst opposite the City Hal, where may be found
extensive assortment Of Diamond AID other rich Je1eIy
Silver Ware Cutlery, Watches Clocks &c. &c. Since lsi
March, EsESEzER Monroe has been associated las oopa
ne with B. 7 b under the and firm as hereto
fore. je1 lmeOd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

Which wei became and rrscei his LOCKS,
SAID I. Good friend. there goi You that -
Quick De- replied. "twas made by ksoN'
TT- lis easy el HAT made by KNoN - Cor con
uoseur to point oli genuine painting % Claude Lorraine
W salvador Rosa. There beauty and flush In hSoxs
arele hat no one can lm-ale. and lhe public Know D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
By THE HIDNIGHT SOTTHERI AlIL

- The Baltimore Courts immediately al
'osrued or hearing of me dea-h OF Cei i-'i,e A'cH-
"a ID Monday last and called meeting Of the Bar Of
more % take measures % attend CHE flaeral OF tae
Distinguished Justice and 20 DO fitag hon9rs % BE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

NorIcE-Owmg,o The extraordinary crowd which daily
assemblies az the establishment OF KENsETr WHEELIr
81 Caihennest they commenced selling OF their stock
the propueiors give notice ha they compelled heres
ter to clise The store al NJ TO arrange their good.
VII oren 40 4 les d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

~ Shrewd men Of small capital long discovered the
secret Of making fortunes by extensive advertising 10 couB
Try newspapers. Y. h. PALNERs Agency, In the Tribune
Buildings offers complete opportunity II selecting no
besi papers lhrUugLoul lie cOanITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

san RAILROAD AccuENT-Ihe passenger tram
fr0m Boston LAST evenir- dii not arrive TIL after I'D
O'Clock in consequence " accid ~ - East BROOK
red hy - lch and bic horse we Ailea Dy beng
over BY gravel tram. The MAI whose name Wa
Darling Nclntire was visit NJ with nis VIE AZ re4a
v,s near the track OF The Railroad and bis horse A.
tached OBJ q wagon. had become loose aud va teedln
IS t.e ras, when the gravel tram came along, had
foremost The man came out % secure nis horse,
IA the latter being frightened ran and dragged BIZ
master % the track. with himself also. lh- cars
caught them. over the man AMI killed him instantly
sui dragged me horse ant wagon along % ordse
near by where TIE tram beng tlroNn % the uacE, tle
whole cars. WAGON and horse were piled up IN one
great mass TIE animal was killed, the wagon smashed
% pieces and tie frame ID tne bridge forced apart
The passenger fralu delayed nj The track could
be cleared Mr. Acnures aye vas - Springfield Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
AyrHONY J. BLFFckrR. Auciloneer.

Continuation 90 SALF-GE,MEscY PASS Lors AND
Lors oN rnr HuDsoN RIVER RAILSoAD AygNus AND
Fury-FiRsr And FiFrN-sEcoNO srRCtrs.-ANThONY J.
BLEECKER viii sell al auction THIS DAY, az p o'clock
a. the Merchants Exchange. the valuable lots on Creamery
Park Twenty frss) and the lots directly in the rear
Twenty sccond-si Also number Of lots oa The Eleventh
avenue he Hudson River Rairoadl and on Fy hfs and
Fy second ss Three ouuhs Of the purchase money
remain ON bond and mortgage tl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

~ II Aaolo- Tisl7aa' does know befer ihsn 10
bazoa the suggesion. be makes Ia newspaper We arc
eoTry bat we Do know hetter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

"RfeHELtEU" DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PLSs-The con.
current testimony OF all who have used these pens f. hat
they are only the best bat cheapest pens In We
say the Of businessn fact any body who knows
the perpleNiiy Of wiring Sth bad pen-go to the Gold
Pen Depot of T. r. WArsoN a Co IS wa-.t and select
one of his magnificent Richeheus" The points war
rtutel 10 last for wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
CITY ITEMS.

ANorHER EXILE RErURyISG.-We learn that
s-nor Argent who came 20 this country with Fores''
r rfe same ban ~ perpetual exile sil 'aii Tor ii'
i'm the s-esmer OF WEDNESDAY July s. Like biz Dis
,i,-,i she'd cornraf-iot he has made many friends
,n,,ov u. during ais .tay OF twelve year.. snd the
vsr,nes. wishes for bis prosperity vii accompany him
20 h., new al,i Of labor in The cause % liberated
Italy Durns aeariy the whole OF bis residence seIe'
We believe be- has held confidential situation IN ne
house OF Brown. Brothers & Co.
THr FRrEuAv's JoCRNAL.-This psper we
understand has passed out OF The hands Of the hsn'
Rev Bishop Hughes by purchase under the owner
ship and the exclusive editorial charge OF Aphon'e
McNsster lie entered upon the Freeman on Tuesday
and bis editorial duties commence with the number 81
mex, Saturday. July T.
GUrrA PaRcHA.-There seems TO be no end 90
,he uses TO which Gu,ts PereAa e adapted We saw
Yesterday band over three feet in width and perfectly
smooth and firm which Nss manufactured by the Ane-
-.can Gu,,a Percha Company. for the Lawrence Mils
~ Lowell 70 D.. not improbable that this substance VII
entirely superscde esther for machin, banding.
- Our report Of the Anniversary Celebration
u the Literary Societies OF the University az Rev Dr.
Po-.s church University Place is unavoidaby crowded
OUT th.. morning. TIE church was sled 20 overflow
irs. The Grafton was delivered by TiEo. F.. ToNtiN-
soN. Esq the Poem by WN WALLACE, ESQ OF The
Poem. we shall cndcavor 20 give some extracts IN our
next
IRISH RErUBLIcAN MISUNDERSTANDING . the
crowded state Of our columns, are unable TO give
report OF the proceedings OF this meeting in the morn
ins paper 1t VIII appear at ful length in the evening
edition.
UNIVERSITY 0Y NEv-NoRN.-The Annual Com
nencemeut OF the University wi. De held tins mornns
in Rev. Dr. Potts. Church. Uniyersiy-sqaare. The
ceremonies viii commence az ten o'clock.
- HANINGroN's splendid new Scenic and
Mechanical Dioramas the Creation OF the World and
the Deluse- Will be- opened 10 the public AZ the new
hall corner Of Broadway and Walkerst to-morro"
evening The exhibition is 70 be accompanied by vocal
and instrumental performance. novel and pleasing
feature i'm the entertainment which viii no doubt rem
der 10 quite attractive.
- The ceremony of laying the corner stone OF
the New NJ Church in Thirtieth ST. VIII take place TO-
morrow Thursday afternoon see advertisement
DEATHS Is TIE ENiGRANr HOSPITAL June 60
John Cuttcn IS Ireland Mary Coughin. Ireland
Patrick Mcclure boy Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

" sAUSpERsS DREssfNc-CAsEs FAScY CrTLtAf ~
ToiLEI ASTlcLEs a. IA Broadway. corner q Llben!--
ana % Broadway. The subscribers rcspt cifsAY ca ~
attention u TIE public 10 tclr COLLECTION u oilrt Hs
which IN point 81 vaneiy not ecualed the cry icy
We're selected with tie greatest re- ard 10 qlals, 500 - -
cases warranted. Their assortment 81 fancy cutlery ~
orsees az Ihe iatest styles Of ROigers son. pel-Ah
nai hles, button HOOKS, and oihcr ARTICLES iof tte
many OF which have never been before imported ~
dressing Cases OF the subscribers own mauaiaclfe
" the compact forms, containing gse'sI
cles oi TIE best quality they acknowledged ~ Ha
ng gentlemen 20 be superior ~ hose imported -,
jeA ~ u. SAUNDERS SONS, ~ Az 81 bfosasaf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

SERIOUS Loss FROM CARELEssSEss Two boys
employed ~ Cornelius & son. u Philadelphia we're In
trusted with sixteen hundred dollars on saturday for
the payment of the worzmen The money was I'd
basket and while me boys stopped az caxesh0p some
air0if thief carried % the basket They hai frequent
ly carried money IN the way before between the
store and the mlnlacory One OF them has been CON
united prison the hope or elicitng farther infor.
nation from him.
FIRE IS HANs0S.-The steam factory Of Nathan
Tel W Cushing. Ia Hanson, took IRE on Saturday night
and destroyed with most offs contents Loss e.
lll-;sd - from G % $1,000 insured Tor 5000.
Boston Atlas, 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

A MYsrERIoUs AFFAIR.-The Le9renw0r'h Ia }
Wbig OF asst Tuesday has singular statement OF al
a. ar sad have occurred last Friday night week al
shorts Landing i've miles above LeagenwOrth. the
Indiana side The statement j. that four went on
board storebost in the dead o. night and demanded
airn.ftance TIE owner Oi The boat refused H. The
ruff ln. av0Ved their determination 20 enter by force
and Be- al knocking violently a. rhe door The owner
with knife and revolving pistol advanced the door
which hey had partly forced, and assisted them -
open L. Tbs moment u was open his dog dashed az
thena and be irei the barrels Of his pistol killing
one and wounded one Or two more. and putting the
gang y flight The man WHO vas killed fell into the
riyer but bis body could not BE- found the next day
Later accounts say thati i supposed that two men
in the employ OF the owaer Of the boat had taken he
bis life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

NV CRY TfALL.-This Building which was
commenced IN the month Of March lsi6 is situated al
the junction Of Fulton Joralcmon and Court ats and -
nearly complete The outer walls are constructed OF
white marble from the Westchester quarry and The
building throughout si the Grccian Ionic order OF
architecture three stories high. On the top Is cupuio
oO feet high surmounted with carved figure, repre-
sentn. the Goddess OF Justice The buildings l62 feet
broad by TOP feet deep and 81 feet high Il contains
rooms tor a the principal Offices OF the city aud county
also spacious military drilroom Ia the attic story $50
feet n length by 80 feet in breadth Ia the front OF The
building ~ the principal entrance, there Is 20 be a
splendid portco supported by six Grecian losic
columns The building thoroughly IRE proof The
partition walls being entirely constructed Of brick and
substantial iron beams supporting the floors. with brick
arches sprung between them. These arches are laid
over with narrow pine plank which make solid and
enduring floor The cost OF The building is about $50
OlO and tha ground about $50 600 making the entire
cost Of the building and grounds attached s2U1uuO
The Hall and grounds are % be- enclosed with an iron
fence which will add much 70 the beauty OF the whole
COMMODORE DALLAs.-The remains OF the late
Commodore Dallas who died on the Pacific station
arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday in the L. ; ship
Erie. Lieut. James Watson commanding They were
conveyed to Philadelphia in the o'clock train.
MILITARY PARADE.-1he Ringgod Horse
Guards made their first parade yesterday The line
was formed at 10 o'clock precisely At Fulton ferry
where they we're joined by number OF troops from
NcwYork City. After being reviewed By AID Hurburt
and number OF members OF the Common Council,
they proceeded 20 East brooklyn and thence TO Wash
ineton.park, where national salute dred after
which they passed through the principal streets Of the
CRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

to GREAr BARGAINS Is DAY GooDs.-By reference
advertising columns. t will De seen that KENsIrr
WHEELER OF 81 Cahennest have reduced the prices Of
their stock OF Dry Goods IS TO 25 per cent For tbs
purpose tie store was closed aud every article marked
down We advise an early call Je3S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

FREsH OoLoSc AND YoUNc HYsoN rEAs.-J. o FowLEs
2i0 and is Greenwich and 70 Vesoys selling superior
oong - good do s. per 10 Best young hysou
IS cents very good so cents Also sugars and coaee'
low prices icf ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

TIE GREAT HCMsUG.--Th. following has been published
IN the papers, ard complete piece u catyresOr-s
70 IN order 10 sell what believe Ia be orhless stuff
Dr. TogTusen1s stsol that Calf0as pss
I better than ssrsspsrla - zen a. tie depot
Dr. TOWNSEND has made 90 sgcR ecmission-bQt % Ne
contrary before the California plant sdveftsed here
!; fair trs of fever and ague and n Do
Of the blood, and OuId 10 be, be believes per-
fectly worthless je21
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

IRELAND AZ UPROAR The sentence Of The pstnd
Mitchell has rendered Ireland frOus-buf LEI us change s
e1cng subject ~ reference the moOhness the heAiny
moisture the siken gloss the cucty the purity he nss
nance OF the hair 10 which PHkLON's CHEMICAL HAR ~
vsosaros e daily applied The fbrss before and si1
using i are ss different as rsh pixies from willow ~snas
~ iaci = Hece'sdyy Of ne toilet both for aocs and se
emen, and less desirable A. an article FOR he mary
scr can never accumulate the he hablnsly anon.e
tablshmenfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

yegna freshness fills the air. and man. well "a yegeanon.
feels the revivng influence of the season But sphngs
not Spring to the sick The poor bed ridden mssyr sor'
ula, rheumatism, liver disease or Indigestion sny
Of the legion Of maladies which take their rise The
stomach, and MAKE the veins their conduits-wbAi dc
Spring 10 him What language the deaf snd dumb or
hsh 10 The blind But We think can tel he susefef
how 10 ~ his system for tue enjoyment Of Spring Aeoor's
Of Sands sarspana that shall not az, the " hole season
vi" accomplish the work. and enable te patent "iaseup
his bed and walk" before hey July his CHAMBER
window
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail. by A B D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner Of WaLn'
a. ~ Broadway and n Esss Broadway, NewYOrk. sod
aso BY Dmgsss generally throughout the Un.ted slsss
Pnce 81 per bOille or six bOules for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

Court Cnlendar....Tms DAY.
Cssuas Pil,ys. ~ Co % r. =, a. 70 r, - . o. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
SUMMER MEDICINE.

YELLOW Dock AND sARsAPARlLLA.-Foss's COMPOUND
Extract from the real fbsancs ofthese easrng sgen
must ultimately be the only preparation used tn families f
purifying the blood and renoyang the system The
is obvious IL Is extract from the two powerful
vegetable remedies known for sradcailng from The system
The origin snd causes Of disease, ha spring from impure
blood either hereditary constitutional, and IN erupuss
from the ordinary pmpe that dangerous disease
erysipeias, il IL used with The astonishing
Is unaloyed by any mineral substance deefedous 70 10
system ard pleasant % the taste. No family should 10
without during the Sumner months. Ladies who "sh %
,oy the bloom Of health and beauty, and render them
selves nylnersbe weakness languo and depression Of
spirits necessarily attending the heat Of Sumner, should
use this reviyifying exiract.
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail by GrosSE Fos'
Phamsctsl, 1913 Sprngst Also for sale by A. H. Govsa
4 Co agents, ~ Fg.ion-st
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W-YORK TRIBUNE.

NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. JUNE %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

~ " INNER sIfTT hoy ",
llini,e wralh and Infinite despair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

tbiu. about tie t1isoc Has J9u s-d s.mpy ttst they
v--re rfee tIa5 b. srlen fy 90 fflI % fh- aces
tian would ror hsfe been eihcuf OF solution n4i DE-
word rrt.Ura ~ fha ie1r.t due. r'H rsIis %
tia er.r- Js.s 81 uIrllst1n ult4 hs -rtife Chrstar
popuIsf,rg 10 aI De- .rharisl-s ~ fl- c.1nty who
are ro. Jsas n refard o. inir g1nr@ manners morals
ard petj Behold ilar PsAcIicAL isFin.LirN. D. The
i-vs furnish onsuf fheif pr9Pnriol a th- cIinr!ral
caenfars g. they Gain mtg Ifrr " their share Of Inc
pubis chartsi. DID y1l ever hesr 70 riHEle
" Jesh urostiiufou Do you believe that ouet~uth
large propert5nc q tie Chritacs &C. people y DO ae
not Jewsl ia thI mcney-7cttnE ration would for
sxth o. tie week oiose 81 iheT pisces 81 business ard
cess from sd tnar usls occl alonf n eted erce fn
civ - RELIGIOUS oblifa'nf II co. p1uL or the a1t n
,sth which ertfh me y comp afiioa via ne
Jews k this rssIect 10 s al f-lssscsl+a0usly Else.
The Jews sssrc1ih8 Sculptures more evel Re Nev
lament Of our id they ere more ear1e-- 10 prayers
hey sre more constant il he recognition f the Divine
Mercy; beds th-y AoAna ~ more ia the fruits -
the spirit thsn re American Chrstaus IN yesy
~ 10 think 80 Bl-mv acggsDtarc8 with fhe Jsws iu
fha country IL extensive SID inluate. and this csuvc
lion tas increased % he cNsill ard esirctsd CD
s-rvstion of mlny ye1ft
o. he b. dIsbantee Be- usaten.sce Of is
oHeer. Il boz sufficient incentive 20 il 'lgnort Com
pare Tho r-s.fs ofs ibrs th % 3rls- t q other Chrs
fi4n SO MI lu'srcric tlrf lnu .l 81 ind ihsi thef
-lr h he r and TO The eans HJ " lst they produced
afrreror-on Thif is tOf ths way ~ T-rI
the Jews S8us-hiuF may b. Done -uithten sud cou-
vert them MohauE I'd 80 ard Fts.n colnrlsf By such
~ ssfrcs.u; soethirs msy Be core flr heir convef
zion b. RELAXING them from t1o cl1i disabilities under
which they exist in almost every country but
Here y0u Dr. lite but y cDi aing good Chris Ian
Literature: Is applying ard the co-trirca Of
tg- Cope g. Soda, irs y l-AAlns ne lsht o.
Of J1dss mat tiey may see taLf atk in t. POI this
SAB eel could say 0ut have o-cuE sifesdy more
room th she editor could well spa 20 such time snt
support such enterprises e. Pr'dnee some iuis na'
they cer LtDMls.
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WHOLE va. 32os.

4. b. mean. ina spenssbl- for 81 preservation az The
s7cill seuFsst 9r for me peace l-t sss.5t.-y :.
auotars those bs1sherst virtues srd that f7hu cnt 81
po-v and n ~nich atJra cFAsd tna nee eeni-
ibs tns iors sh e forfansfe 40 Go sa.serye
ne csuss az tnmsrY, b cnacinE nom our rcFfa ee
t-si ysstss o. bsrearsn. 70 VIII es 20 re source o. hsn
ton cfCsptfs Puushuent 49, FIST suag ss-d g. is Ae-
'aiule o. THIS state By oar iaaened ana rsveFea io
shortly aner tbs. cur country becsns Involved Ia ne
- al II, 90, oti,tic' enc go utYa eepasas.
i1r mary years say SERIOUS stion % the Question ch-r
ia society or In ihs Rails stanoa. Vast cause or
darkness characterized those tuss are uo< freely
Joynt IN orr c'ufse Of ssi alton The Snia sanslne u
ts gospel dalaet who instesd o. eneQu the bar
blr0ls giTit Of vind-tivsnes msnfsed the laws
resred 10 0y Gov TomPsius feel t % b. sks rduty
sf oar Pea1re To us7 our ianaeacs Tor the meiosatcn
VI {. e condition e the criminal, ard 70 let
Hore's suns1ss lnssr On his pr'oa wsu
ard Love box Ia uPol his sol,iuis'
This Society during s short eSsLeace hss distributed
throughout he ZION an inrente number q eocan' .
r-rorls eGslVs aud srsfscsl statements relative 10 hs
s1t O. Capital Pau..hncnt lt hes furnished Go gsch
member q tire Lcssillulci % lows fenny wanna New
Jersey, Rhode ls.rf Connecticut and Dsla~sfe and %
various indyduss in Che other esates the sumens oi
T.. LiyinsstoD, addressed 90 tas legislator % ouiAnH
ths Address u HON Charles Mason Chief as,ice ~
lows Bud various other documents IL IS dhly applied
ro every section II ths country for such SUPPLIES %
which is chesfu.y responds according o. re abilities
klt urfs and rs abilities % DO the service required
uot In correspondence with The extent Of The demands
d.sisgas-too much fsF -he.r e1nveusncs, however
vag they may be 10 spirit It g. therefore earnestly
solicited ~ those sndt Of The cause Nh3 80 yet nave
DOT contributed their quota OF funds end Of strvc- tsai
dies would BE- pumsl 10 doing what the. may is-l sga
and gns 10 DO toward ne promotion ofour good cause
The Executive Committee sre uuwilhng 90 close this
Address ihout ack eogius the obligations which the
Society l. under 20 FgEFNsS HuNr Esq Of this City Tor
bis liberal donation Of large edition Of sfsIrd Lung
sians rEunef ana also or his efficient peIsonai ser
vices rendered from the CONNIE cement Of tbs Society
opertous aud especially for bic valuable aud grz!lious
aid 10 the espaoity Of Treasurer.
Th- ends q the ara requested 10 uaks theif
IONS through hr. 40 bis oce NJ AZ Fnton-st
The Executive Committee also desire O. make 400" a
b he Society ard the friends ~ the the efficient
ssrces sr.ui'ousv rendered during the whole period
of the Society's existence BY JOSIAH horPEs y ID - -
c1rdre Socresry. Those wbo IN Information or oycu-
pts on 10 subject viii plesse address him .t the Office
ths fcrcirrfs Magazine. Nas YORK
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sutution located 10 of the most beauuul sections
OF New I'm land, and on commanding sminencs IA
mile from the VILLAGE Of Northampton. Mass The build
ings were formerly occupied the Round I'M sshoo
aud consin fOr nearly AwO hundred per
s9u The grounds from A. 10 90 sores Ia ekeni ana
tho establishment is sbundintly supplied ~ih water
ffou more twenty living springs whose teuipefe'
turs is Invariably 40 Fahrenheit The proprieors an
nounce that they have coh peted arrangements with p
DEXTER formerly Of Mouistown, ~ j. who Will reside
ia toe Iustun0n and have immediate supe ate nd
VI the medical department, Ia common with Dr. ha OF
Northampton Dr. Woodward, late Of MiIsachuseus
Hospital Worcester has been engaged 80 consulting ply
cian and the domestic affairs unoer the drecon OF
CART Brewster formerly Of the Mansion House, North
am pton Dr. J. A CUMMINGS, General superintendent
The location combines salubrity with beauty In re-
m4rkahs degree is accessible by railroad nom New
York, Albsuy Baaton, BY easy days rides snh inc
Intention make this NOS only superior retreat Tor
invalds whether desns HydroPahic tresment or 9th
erws but is0 ~ make II most agreeable resort Tor per
travelling for health or pleasure Or for gentlemen
aod families going into the country for Sumner relaxa
ton. inviting i0czitY cannot DO found In the
United States and given that the esao
lishment viii be rendered most desirable and comfort
able for the not only OF health but recren
ton Letters addressed 10 either Of the physlcsns AZ
Northampton, or IA quife, made OF CLARK, Esq u D
Hotel. Boston, will receive prompt attention
Northampton Mass. May |, 1913. myd zmsOd
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Convention Of the Superintendeuis OF Insane
Asyluu-.....THIRD DAY

On Wednesday morning the Association visited
the private Institution q Dr. MACDONALD, a. FLUSHING
l. and after examining ms establishment, held session
there, al which there very aoimA.ei discussion 4
tae subject Of Special Provision for the Issane among
Emigrasts or those recently arrived in the country
great variety Of views gwen aud the experiences Of
different sections az The county seemed 70 var materially
After parl Elrg = bJuuuu repsst at Dr McDs private
c0ltssc hc Asllcatian returned, as lar IS backwes
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visited the CHS Lunate H0sptal Thch d there located
and aerward returned oaIy .l the evening 20 the City
Some exposition 81 the sentiments " this body Of prac
teal men cannot but prove beneficial 70 The Interests C
the CITY, which are Iop in contemplation.