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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30
ANOTHER Eye WITNESS.

TIE I'nbaae OF yesterday con
tanned an account OF toe suicide OF Ndshpman
Wheeock from the Liberia Rrald, in which he is rep
resented having committed the act in consequence
OF having associate with anu be governed by those
who were not his superors in literary point of view
we have seen letter from H. G. Gordon, Lieut. Com
iae ons Porpoise written the mother Of the deceas
CO. IOta which We learn that Wheelock was probably
'H, ss lor some time previous to his demise
na rs romans were deposited in the Government Bu.
Isi urOeha AZ - George de Elmna Dutch mi itsrv
Post on me West Coast of Africa with military bonor
Snd win the funeral rites OF the Ep.copal Ghprcb :
Lieut. Ioroon writes thst an evidepc. o. tb a.,
sympsihy iet ~ himself and his brother ofcsrs NJ
aoe monument was about 20 be erected by therr - r.
memory VI the deceased We are also ASSURED ~ -
friends OF Nj Waeeock thA, he had never before =,
tempted MS lie as 4 enormously stated in the accom-
| from the LIBERIA Herald NN'~''
50 an incorrect version ofthis melancholy a,ir sas
% have gone the round VI most OF the div paper. ss
OF them a. have published IL viii conf favor on The
trends Of the deceased and ne doing an act OF Justice 10
Us ueinrv by giving place 70 this correction A. the
MOVIE ~mch induced the rash act rs given in tn.
'l-., : eH.custed though doubt uuintenlionsliy
me eonirmpS and rdicule OF those who read L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

~ the DELEvAS TEMPERANCE UNION" Is the
name Of association composed Of colored people,
which hold. is annual gathering at point the
Hudson River Il viii convene this year al Kingston,
on the 6th OF July. a; 10 An This meeting Is oked
forward to with great interest by its friends and il is
expected thousands viii be present 70 make another
usonsirston OF the zeal Of the coored people in the
~o'A Of Temperance. Rev. J. W c Pennington. J. v
o'0uee'.er' A G. Boman, Charles Ray. Henry
D"'e' Iunins C. N1rel and W. Niun are 10 be among
'Ho SPEAKERS ne mere announcement Of whose names
: saneieni To call together multitude The steamer
North America will leave the foot of w.rrep..t ON The
evening OF the 9Th TO convey passenger. to the Copvep
ton. ~ N0"'eH
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By TELEGRAPH to the ycw-York Tribune.
FnrnI AccIdenI--ryen Per-ons ~ y!

ALBANY lLuf-l-- a--- -
4 Few days ago party Of m-n e-s'-ea IN
raising the frame Of house near Spring " ater'
Livingston Co. y Y.whea two boys began wres'-
l---. end one. a son OF man engaged 10 raising
the frame. was thrown and killed. Tie father Of
the bow shocked az the death OF bis son, let 60 his
hold ( the frame. and others Of the party going 70
his asss stance the frame fen killing SIX persons
On he ru0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30
To Me Editor oftle Tr,5rne .

There seems to be apprehension in the
minds OF some people, particularly person signing
him elf 4 Reiormer," in your paper of yesterday
that the affairs OF the Institution for the Savings Of
Merchants Clerks" will not be managed to the salts
faction of their dcpo.tors In order 20 correct th'
error will you have the Kindness 10 say that business
may be transacted with the Institution the most ap
proved Walst principles ter CELEBRITY is concern
ed Is 10 safety and good management OF the iunds
they may receive deposit It the names and standing
Of the Trustees are not a sufficient guarantee we
should bo surprised Approaching the Intelligence o
the large and respectable class this Institution IL De
signed 10 benefit the Trustees will feel the necessity of
ron-utng both their convenience and interest The
Btuk will be open for d.pnsors for the nrst time on
saturday, let proxim' from 70 z. NJ
Respectfully A TRUsTEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30
Delaware Watrr-Gap.

correspondence OF The Tribune.
DELAWARE WATER Gar, June q
To those who Leave the CRY Tor the purpose OF
enjoying Wit 70 the country there IS scarcely any
place contiguous 10 New.York or Philade yha that D
compare with rhe Delaware Water Gap. IL Is true
there places Of more fash enable resort and where
the amust lnents tsat are common 10 the City can be
obtained. But person SONG 70 the country should d.
himself the Cty-eage its spos- and Il, olles be-
nd and come prepared 10 enjoy the county IS
unHllOy "a and tree.
The scenery - this place = nowhere q be surpassed
wild, grand and magnificent beyond descupuon
striking the beholder wh feeling OF and sdmra.
upn aud leav us upon tlr nnu impression that vii
never bee t1a-td u j. be- wondered thar the Red
man lnscted long upon the banks of the beloved
AacAll- kl-kan.' lDe4aware)-tlat he wept when he
viewed from the hi-nr. " the tatlung tue approach
oi the white man from the south, ~ decorate The
ground where the Great spirit In the mighty
-tructure he bad formed where their council tres
burned the day OF their pride and where their kin
bred slept IN tie sePalchred home beside their early
fathers.
There is much in the vicinity Of the waterGap TO
drssua,e 10 as the receRt abode u the native indiana
There Is tradition tnar these mountains were their
most valuable hunting gr0uuds-tlH tue Deer being
pQrrurd by dog IN the ueignborug forests would lee
70 lr surrlt % the mountain and there ia prey 20
the deadly arrow, bound from the lofty precipice
and jail h-eess ~ It's rugged base. The place OF their
burial i lew miles from the Cop up tie Delaware.
where nay be seen many interesting relics VI that lch
Injured race, whose history Is buried u much ob-
scurliy.
There is much % please and interest in the Water
Gap, and few there are, should venture % say that
VISIT lf but leave with reluctance. The geut.-m.n q
department OF the proprietor lMr. Bronlesd) and hs
uncea-ing olOrt, IN AID ~ " your comfort aud smge-
men, endesrs nim o a wlo capable OF epprec4t-
ing the good they receive.
The perfect cleanliness and order Of the interior ar.
cement OF the house o-rtler with the kind sitrn
tons Of TIE LADY and last Though not eastl the ex.
IRENE superiority Of the Wand, add pastry makes Il
one OF the desirable spo-s spend the
warm season have ever found. HUDSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

" The proprietor Of the Caf LIANT medicine Pub
l-hes that The sacs Of Dr. TOWNSHIPS sassparla are
falling off, Sc This il only equoed b. the noorous false.
hood published that DR. TOWNSEND sdmued hat tbs snn,
was better than Sarsararl. fsr from the sses VI Or.
ToWNsFNps sa-sapsra falling q. hey have within ne
year than doubled We manu- azure every Gay
over boes 4 Sars~psfil vLch does not ply no
demand We VIII give SEQ 10 benevolent lusfiwuon
he snan IN The city the not the fact, ami % ~.
We not sold Sarsapanla ln Gay this week
Than hos sold u the CaOris Plant medicine since II
attempted 20 be nuoduc d. providing he VII no M
self 10 pay the same Il sssb sh he above s
he says sold the afDrna Medicine Of our sOre
&c dozen and half VI Il vas ef with vs. ~ be sold -
sold three hotties only and found 70 be such sefAte
stuff thai threw Of doors. We shall o. not 90 ns
brer further thOu III the paper as h. rObaby Ny et As
in Ibis low and ungentemany manner 10 brig his aIee
into notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

sASOss sARsArARiLLA-spnug Il once more with 10
v-rns freshness MI the ana well yegrsuon
feels he reuvifyng Influence Of the But spnnT 10
Spring the The pOor bed ridden marty To scrOa
lla rheumatism. liver disease ndigrsf any
of the legion Of msades winch take tlsif ,hs
stomach. and make the their cOnduits~ha 10 The
s,nng mmf Whai iangua a. me Jsaf and dumb
igh TO the bind. Bul We think tell the sufferer
ho@ 10 hi HE system for he enjoyment Of Sprns
Of solds sarsapsra, that .ha the whole ..sson,
vii accomplish the sors ana enable the patient
he bed aud ak before hery July OOks hs chamber
window
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. by A. b. d.
SANDS WHOLESALE Dniga-t- it" Futon. Nihsfo-
rs Broadway. and n EAs Broadway, EswYOrS. Sold
also ny Dnggist- generally throughout he Dnlieo States
Price u per bottle. h0uis- for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

~ joe Sykes has written US a kind-enougb
article insisting that we were stakeu in assert
ing that Ger Cass stands pledged 10 veto any bill
embodying the principle Of the Wilmot Proviso.
Joe has probably been much in the woods OF late,
and has not seen the papers, especially that one
containing Gen Cass letter 10 A. O. p. Nicho-
son Of Tennessee on the subject in question. In
that letter he argues that the inhibition OF Slave
~ in any Territory Of the Union by Congress
would be unconstitutional, and we do Mt suppose
that anybody will contend in his behalf that he
would sign an unconstitutional bill.-But logic is Of
small account when we can appeal to positive tes-
tmony. The following coloquy took place in the
House on Monday between Mr.. B. L. CLARK, a
Loco Foco from Kentucky, and Col. VIM. 7. Has
ken, a Wing from Tennessee. Mr. Clark had the
floor and was averrinc that Gen. Taylor was run
without any clear exposition OF his principles, and
proceeded;
Is Gen Taylor for the wilmot Proviso or is he
VIII heit Congress pass bill containing the principle
veto II
NJ Has5el-I viii answer If the gentleman VIII al.
low me 70 put question 70 him.
M Carl--l want to know the views OF Gen. Taylor.
Mr.. Hasait-l wish to ask the gentleman question,
and call upon him 10 answer.
NJ. CLARK Object 10 the gentleman putting ques
ton because be won't answer me. | ak whether there
is authority saying that General Taylor VIII veto the
MilmOt prOviso
M Hasttt-Will General Csts
Mr. Clark-He uH And now, ask viii General
| TAYLOR
M H1stet-I don't know.
Mr. Clayk-You don't know what General Taylor
/ win 10
! Mr. Hasfell believe that he is opposed 70 the doc
/ tine of the Wimot Proviso.
M Ciark-Do you suppose that he will veto bill
containing the principles OF the Wlmot PrOviso
Mr. Hos1i-l don't know. VIII Gen Cas- -
Mr. ClGrk-IcS
l.. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

~ Or. TOWNSEND, alarmed 81 the rapid falling % IN
h. u ne quart bottle mixture, hss resore5 TOE
most extraordinary means 10 regain his position In ths
fret place, he sells his COUNTER article puTpopg
70 from tue celebrated Californian plant Can
eiaqgza recommending IL 10 be far better han sas-ps
nls,' and thu best and cheapest medicine 10 no
world" and this, too alter having found H." BE- says.
perfectly worth esa" Then, finding Ibis prompt met ~
the only vender Of the genuine article, be rs roind aid
denies that he made such admission (which 10 printed on
die labels Of the boes and calls he statement that be bad
made pe.ce Of rascay" WI tie pubic o0uuiensnce
su proceedings More anon. lez9 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

FiRE-On Thursday evening says the w
Hiagfoa g. c. C0amerciai Of The 2iih) AZ about g
o'clock the store occupied by Mr. G. Il. Lipp ituau
On Front a. brwe, Market and dock discover, d
70 be- Oh nre. Mr L being absent, II was found expe
dent % burst through the door when u discovered
mat the entire back O the inveloprd fames
The amount VI damage done is exactly knOUn. bur
u be- presumed that the insurance $1,000 goods, and
sl,U-U On lle blldIngl would cover tle lo.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30
THE PM DIsrgMpEn-The NOME Herald saws

THE PINE DisrgMPER-The Mobile Hera'd says
that disease which Is destroying The pine forests OF
the Csrpuss has made its appearance In Baldwin Co.
II exhibits some singular phenomena. Occasionally II
proceeds In -traght line destroying not only the full
grown trees but the sm-ll shoots just spnngng up.
Then again z, es into circles leaving the in
u~rmediste spaces sour.i and vigorous The trees die
just though they had been griled The leaves wther
and tall Oh md the TRUNK 10 decay. Our IN
iOrmsn does not attribute he OF This strange dis
temper % wOrm. The only worm about 10 Is the
common peculiar 10 the pine Ills impression
= thar the cause j. entirely atmospheric one, and
th.t no msiy can be- found for IT, Vegetable. ike
animal nr sppear- 10 be the subject OK epdemcs and
tuunttss fis di-ta-~ j. of tnHt nature To- al prOhs-
hiiiy il Do sseep through the entire pine gion Of
the untes States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

- SAUNOERs's DEFssISC Gases, FAScy CvrLEsr AND
ToILEr AarIcLEs, ~ Broadway. corner = 4oefysL
587 Broadway The subscribers respectfully c-l luo
attention Of the public their collect on OF toilet ar -.
which point 4 variety Is uOt squa,d IN TIE cry
ed with greatest re- 20 qnaiy so u s''
arrsLied Tser assortment ~ faney elueff en-
al tie latest styles of Rodgers Sous en-SniFes'
files button ks and other artcles for tori use,
many OF which have been before imported fon %
dsesssDg-css VI the sgbscnO-r ufscure lhres
Of tie up FORMS containing usea an
eles Of tho quality; they acsuo~edeed by Ia'c'
lag gentle nen tO ne sup % those imported.
80 ST. @. SAUNDERS SONS, ls7 and 81 Broadwsf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

RENOvAL.-BALL, ToMrKINs BLACK. late MAsouASD
Co have removed 21 Broadway. southery corner OF
Muusy-st opposite the City Hail. where may he found
extensive Of Diamond and other rich Jswery
Silver Ware, Cutlery Watches, Clocks, &c. Since LET
March, EsESszER Monroe has been associated las copar
uer with T. b. tho and firm rs hereto
fore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

MAURY's WIND AND CURRENT CHARrs.-The
United States ship plymouth Capt Gedney, with the
l. : Comm s-oncr 70 China board. was supplied
with set OF these charts. She took the route 10 Rio
therein recommrn ded There two other Rio
bound vessels which sailed from the United States
s1out the same time. They pursued the old route and
al Of them, one. had longer passages than the
Plymouth. This seems conclusive 10 the impor.
lance VI Lieut. Nsury discovery and the value Of hs
charts The L 8 steamer Allegheny, Capt Hunter,
abandoned Naurys route and had passage Of 81 day
o. Rio The Plymouth crossed the equator 10 33o 81
West. and h-d a Leading wind thence 20 Rio Both
vessels represented being 10 hne order and the
officers and crew in fine health Washington Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

THE MoSTGoMERy PATESr STEAM BoiLER-This boiler
having been fully tested IN steamboat 'uuacione- and
proved by lis great saving ~ fuel md Ohrr Hdva tges
superior "a all other boilers u existence, re under
lned will build, at their risk set Of b'er- for
h'scass steamboat and Them equt any gher
bd err, and Will only ask The impr,v. n-1ulf u
he sagng If fuel. HOOPER BROTHERS, S33 Pesdst
b. This improved boiler may b. seen 10 operation At
Hooper Bruthcrs. uokinr GAS marufacfOrv hecssr
BrOh.rs Croi0n Nils 20 Cheny.t and o board steamboat
Jonas Heart isuers prepaid Wit IN the di-fdci IN
VI ch Interested e. the Cry and County of New.
York and the Hudson River will be- promptly attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

SERIOUS AFFRAY On Wednesday night four or
Ave disordery fellows endeayored to enter the barroom
Of the Charles Hotel while of the waters. John
Jameson was about shut ng II. The latter reiu-ed
them though IN civil manner, when the fellows beat
INN Ia a most ruiisnly Not content with this
one OF the parties-a man named Charles 2. Mills
stabbed him la the neck with sharp instrument sup.
pesed 10 be dirk kuiie The latter arrested, and
brought before Justice Tmp-on yesterday morning but
in consequence OF the wounded man not being able to
appear, the case was dismissed for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

SUPPOSED THrEF.-Yesterday afternoon man
named Charles Hemyer went into a store in the Bow
cry for the purpose OF changing 500 bill As there
was something suspicious In his movements officer
Love notified OF the circumstance and arrested the
individual ON searching him, another elO0 bill, To-
geher with 81 IN gold pieces were found IN his pos
session which he said be had found The accused was
held ~ answer and the property lett in the hands
OF Capt. Magnus, Of the sixth Ward 10 await an
owner.
DRowNED.-Y Yesterday afternoon the body of an
unknown man found hoaring 10 the North River NJ
the foot Of Cederst dressed la pair OF crossbarred
ptntaloOns, and linen shirt with the letters
f.. L. marked the bosom. The ngures Of a man and
woman was tattooed on his arm with India ink
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

ScoRcHINo-John Van Buren,, in MS recent
speech Geneseo while giving the history OF the con
spiracy against slas Wright made use OF the following
scafhing simlls.
On the 9th August Mr. Cromwell declared the con
spracy sufficiently ripe 20 be announced aud the char
sersiic article which have read % you. gentlemen.
was his mode Of announcing it You wl marx the
date-ihe Z7th August j. the day on which NJ Wnglt
died Great sensation 10 the crowd But the publ
cation made before his dcatL known 90 Albany.
The blgu MAJ thus Hai a. hri1g sa1sHi1H I'll
rDol his rnre ne crcasrs t s0-gE u Be sH as-
sls.s ras BY sscrufabs dsDasG,iH, cOEreriad ls0
jockal"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

ELECTRIC CURIUsITY.-A model Of an electric
frirafe OF forty-ioyr guns ul rgsrd with guns, men,
Afr-bost s.. has been exhibited IN Buffalo. The model
wss built by Mr. l. HursJ OF Cansda-the motive pow
er and apparatus by Dr. Albert Henderson Of Buffalo
Electricity Is the proDehng agent and her guns are
fred, bells rung, &c. BY the same fundamentally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

tn. t, ,,.rtsae ether ns' rissss oHEtf N
b..5,. 10, % n Laoias e-' n orr lat rro>--~- m
IT, Trhg1e r~s~fnf Ne
w.. so,5sr, a T~rss Editorial sts'suenf hs' ~
4. n. Tri1o. TIE sseri9a NJ l. coutofrts 80 u o.
.Ws.etoa oorys.pontenf 80 gsfy plainly stsd We H'-
st.. ~, s,,r N question NJ does cssh Of course a
~ .e,s 80 !. IL 80. I'D .aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

me ~ NAv-HAyEN.-A hre occurred at
sosH .h- morning in the resr OF the bathlag e.tsb
w "a OIahse'-s IN a brick build NJ owned by
.''-s 'u'son cornwall & cowles the upper pari
Occupied ss sls sngaetory and the lower .trv .ed
a. un snop' The building was for the most part con
.JournA, 18Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30
J. R CLARK

"RicHELIEU" DANoND-toNrGD GOLD PENs.-The con
testimony Of all who have used these penn IT, hat
hey not only the best but cheapest pens IN We
say the Of businessn fact any body who knows
the pcrplexity Of winning with bad pen-so 10 the God
Pen Depot ~ r. T. wArsoS Co Is ws-st and select
of his magnificent Richeieus" The points
ranied TO last for years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

CARD-The undersigned, proprietor Of the National
Miniature Gallery, 2i1 L. oadvay, n woud respectfully
inform bic friends aud le patrons that bee has disposed q
his entire In the above-nnmed Gallery EowARo
WHrE. Esq tie feels couhdeu that The present proprietor
Mr. White, whose experience, enepnze aud herahiy have
conduced mnch toward e advancement Of tie Daguerrean
ART viii the liberal exerons please. aud hopes
he may receive that generous support which
been extended TO the above establishment
el2lmeod JR CLARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30
MIR. Van Buren and Free soil.

tr0n fhf CssritT q fEqHsrsr.
The Pos, Globe aud 1ritgsf vii find their
eonbined efforts sadly wasted in attempting hold up
MARTIN VAN bvExN 10 the Aboliuonists OF the Noita
a. the great as.Siarsry champion The Ercn
ne fosi and Tribune eXalt hiin the Champion OF
ffeedom-thc special enemy Of Slsvery-snd invite
Locofocos and Nhigs 10 and cast their votes for
nun ms Is the man whom The TribAae
urge ina "hes 10 support tue especial champion OF
the Freedom OF The NOTsh This man who has again
and again BEEN lsshcd by TAe Trbuae Tor his sycon6a
tic sab-crvicney 10 the Slavepower OF the S.uib-is
now commended by the same paper to Northern s,fS
Sartry Wings as their special champion and leader
tbs quite needless to say that these extracts
from long article OF similar dra are stceped in
falsehood What we said on the subject was ius,
this;
I'VE shall not probably act with them and have
tner'iere little night 10 sdVse them but II now seems
20 as that ttess Ways Ek0 determined 10 brsak ,A
tA,S Parsy tAs late E0siEaN for President at Pha
dephis. nay bsfio r0is for M YaH Barren Aaa gss ~
sR0tAr eead,dsie"
Such Is the extent Of our Recommendation Of
Van Buren,. Now if there be asy TAYLOR man
possessing decent intelligence and no, utterly
Hesitate of honesty who will say thai he tbink .
it best for Gen. Taylor that Wig Free Soil
candidate should be got up against him. we win
submit in silence to the Courier's imputations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

BARNBURNERs, AROUSE pirsns Tor f,vor in the de.
thluon Of the loave, snd fishes by he ocupsui u tho
Write House during the year lsia shou IN order TO N.
sure msrsed preference, provide heu SEW 'wih boot.
from tie celebrated cheap boot esia lshmeni q II. B.
InNrs a Ann N nom nm. Nlnsarm ln1n n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

The PANsAN CoNsFlSsroRs ARE-srcD The prO.1ra-
nude with which the French Cover nert his c he
Communist traitors j. oily cq1act ay he CELEBRITY with
which lie application of PnL0>'s CHEMICAL HAS IN
yGosAroR arrests the l'g oui of Tie hsr L die p,es
slr and danduf IS efrcuay a. the National Guard ~.
pesed the Louis Blanc consI rscy and Then what grace
ia wave gives 20 The hair ard wh.t u-'re vh-t e.4s
Ivy. what healthy ana beautiful appe the 81 ke1
Strands that Shade the fair brow Il woman Al 10 ia ne
thing aud miiske ;" Ask he druggists, who al Keep
To- II what we say ]. NOT corr.ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

To CAPITALISTS The nveut.r a an exceednsy irge-
ni,us rs We'll as highly valuable Invention IN Washing.
ounnq Dying sc wi,hes 10 connect h.mse fvih sumo
person who has the requisite capital he pa,eat
and work be invention Tor ha interest Address J. NJ
Trhure gFee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

RUM ASD BETTfSG.-A man in Wendell, Mass
on Tuesday bet gallon OF rum that be would cross
Putnam's Pond on rope stretched across 10 sustain
derrick. When shout half way over be fell 10 10 tn
pond and was drowned. Boston Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

The GREAT HUaBCC Tho following has been published
in the papers, and complete piece d
% IN order % sell what believe 10 be WORTHLESS. sun
CaScaaLssrsDr Iourse1d. adison hist f- CsAors@ AT
ar better than sarsspira BE- Al lie depot
DR.. TOWNSEND has made 20 such scmls-On-hut on nc
contrary, before lac California pant was advertised nSf~
gave fair tra II fever ami akge. ard 10 cs
eases of the blood, AID found to be- be oeeve- per
lecLy wOr.l!ess. ye-s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-30

TT As conclusive evidence mat tie power ~ ihs yr@ss
NAV be- syant geousy applied 10 business, u IL only re-
cessary advert 10 the incOntrOverhe ct IA large fr
tunes have been made, In short tine. firm email be-. in
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~ The Diaphragm Filter Will be len for tdal FOR
weeks, with sny person DESTROYS ~ purchasing h.
Any communication sent through Dispatch Post 10 WALrER
NJ GIBSON. $40 Broadway relative 70 repair purch
Of Filters will bee promp y ended to The Fl Ter be
had Of all the principal pumbers In the city. jc1o Hocd