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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-06
THE REPU BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 6. ls4s.
We learn that the President will leav,

We learn that the PRESIDENT will leave
the seat of Government during the present
week on a tour through some of the North
ern and Eastern States. Having long
since been invited to Pittsburg, and being
recently reminded of his promise to visit
that city, and having been also urged to
view the great iron and coal establish
ments of Pennsylvania, his journey will,
in The first instance, be directed to that
State. He will then proceed to Boston,
expecting to reach that city early in Sep
TENDER, and will spend several days there
and in the vicinity. Thence he will pro-
coed to Syracuse, where he expects to at
tend the Agricultural Fair about the mid
die of September; and, returning to Wash
ington, he will visit, in succession, New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. We
understand that the PRESIDENT makes this
journey to become better acquainted with
the manufacturing, agricultural, and other
interests of the North, and to crafty, at
the same time, the numerous friends who
have favored him with their kind invita-
tons; and that it would be his choice to
travel and to be received in the plainest
and least ostentatious manner.
We learn that intelligence has been Off
cially communicated to the Department of
State, through our minister at Vienna,
that the blockade of Ancona had termi-
mated.
We have ascertained that the statement
made by the Spanish consul at New Or
leans, in regard to the alleged abduction
Of Juan Francisco Rey, alias Juan Garcia,
is as follows: Juan Garcia, under-keeper
of the prison in Havana, deserted his post,
taking with him Don Vicente Fernandez,
who was detained there in custody on a
charge of fraudulent bankruptcy and
with this prisoner and another named Don
Cerito Villaverde, embarked in the Amer
lean schooner Delfna, for New Orleans.
But once there, they abandoned him to
his fate and he, laboring under extreme
want, and irritated at having been thus
deceived, forwarded request to the Cap
tain General of Havana, petitioning for
pardon, and asking leave to return there,
in order that he might point out the place
where the fraudulent merchant had depos-
tied $500, 900, belonging to his creditors,
with the intention no doubt of exporting
that sum when it should be possible or
convenient to do so and also that he
might make some other revelations which
concerned the safety of the island The
request was granted by the Captain Cen
eral. But, when Garcia was informed of
this, he begged the consul to give him a
passport under the assumed name of Pedro
Murga y Romeo, resolving to conceal his
intended return to Cuba, and to embark
secretly, fearing lest his accompices should
endeavor to prevent it by violence or other
criminal means. And thus he effected his
escape.
We have reason to know that the Gov
eminent is now engaged in ascertaining
the facts of this case.
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The alleged Spanish Abduction.

New Orleans papers of the morning OF
the 9th have reached US, by which we
learn that the excitement on the previous
day in that city, caused by the report that
Francisco Rey or Garcia, within twenty
four hours after the arrival of the Mary
Ellen in Havana, had been executed, was
intense. The excitement, however, was
allayed by the publication of two affidavits,
by the captain, Ramon Puy Server, and
Mr.. Griver, passenger in the Spanish bark
Alvear, reported to have brought the news,
that up to the date of that vessels depar-
ture no execution had occurred in the
city. The Mary Ellen had arrived, but
was subjected to quarantine of twenty
days.
On the twenty eighth, Don Carlos de
Espana, Llorente, and Eagle, appeared
before Judge Bright, according to the terms
of their recognizances, when the counsel
of the former offered to the court the en-
eguatw of the President recognising him
as consul OF Spain tor that port. Alter
some discussion the United States Com
missioner, M. M. Cohen, was joined in
the examination with Judge Bright, and
the testimony Of Jose Morante was begun,
which consumed the whole of Friday. AT
a late hour the court adjourned, the bonds
of the Spanish consul having been trans
ferred to the United States Commissioner
until the decision of the case. Previous
ly motion to postpone the hearing had
been refused by Judge Bright.
On the 28th the trial was continued,
and several witnesses were examined to
prove the completely of the Spanish con-
sui, and the existence of plan to carry
Rey from New Orleans. On the 28th
Captain Mcconnell, OF the Mary Ellen,
arrived from New Orleans, and was imme
diately arrested and held to bail.
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A Wing Convention of delegates from
all the towns in the Western Congressional
district of Rhode Island assembled at the
State-house, in East Greenwich, on Thurs
day last, and organized by the election Of
Hon. THOMAS WHIPPLE as president. On
motion of the Hon. JAMES F. SIMMONS,
the Convention unanimously nominated
NATHAN F. DIXON, esq, of Westerly, to
represent the district in the next Congress.
With this nomination, says the Providence
journal, we can confidently predict sue
cess.
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EXPLANATION OF THE EXPLOSION.
SI55,OOO lost I'm Commercial Speculation.
We take great pleasure in opening our
columns to the defence of the late admin
istration in the matter of Mr.. DENLY. We
shall readily find space for all the explana.
tons made through the medium of their
official organ, without the suppression Of
line. 1t is no personal war that we
wage. The article in the Union of the I'd
instant we therefore extract entire:
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he American people by blessing them with It's
wise and moderate policy, conservative and not
and prosperity, and to the people liberal and en-
hghtened laws and happiness
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We learn that intelligence has been Off
cially communicated to the Department of
State, through our minister at Vienna,
that the blockade of Ancona had termi-
mated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

From the Newark Dali, Advertiser.
HEYi FOR CALIFORNIA
Coxg, all ye rovers who receive
In faith the tales we re told,
This cheerless country bravely leave
And seek the lend OF gold
CHORUS.
An. seek the land Of goli my iods,
Be ready and BE- bold
Fer Hcv go5d iuck are surc p tad
WHO seek the land II goid.
Through fros, and snow undauutcd SO
To scrape the precious ore;
The only want you thea shall know
VIII be the want OF more.
CHoRUs-Will be. &c.
Be garments rent, be provant spent,
Nc'cr think OF turning back
Be all content, YOU u ne or repent
when gold has filed your sack.
CHoRUs-When gold, sc.
Heed not the calls Of appetite
OF famine have no fear;
The sparkling dust will shine more bright
That you have bought it dear.
CHoRus-That you, &c.
When You turn back on home ard track,
Bring plenty OF the stuff
For, while your purses do not lack,
You Il find good friends enough.
CHORUs-Yog II find, &c.
Now, fare you well no tongue can tell
The riches you msy get;
But one sad truth we know too we'll
We have not seen them yet.
CHORUs-We have not, &c
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SCHOOLS.
rARRYroWn INSTITUTE

A sFLECT BOAKDING SCHOOL FOX fUf>, q
- rsrry ogn i-rh.s lnUiluran - pt-san.t 80,
I'D hiff Of mile north q he vsee pear nc -. "a
Wtirh MAJ Andre tss-r AMI about nA-i tniT S ~
he tt-srnb0sl siding and Hudson River hafe % N s
Initiuuon young geremer viii be in5f lst.f s
reG.,.fe fr -orrr-rcls uur-s or rnterng Co,se Tie
Price pa having been more lhsn ~ y-sfs -
gsgec 10 he profess on feels hseffay como ~
perfect ss'isfsclol % those who i1sy psifOn :
ion sni b. pledges himself ihs fPecis artu1n So.
pad 10 he .rners morals ard sisscils I'M pro'-i-t u
tbe rurfs committed o hs csrr, heir nunbef brn NIL
n Z tere s-e fvyo -Tnl. Ir gear each = weeks The
simmer term Ill commence on The LAT Of May, snd ne
Writer OF The LEI Il November. TIE Pre- u D.. - 80
TUr irc udirg bed bedding washing AID l-nolhs lol
IT, samme, term q from e. % s65 std ne NI,el n-
g % e. payable IL s1vsnc- a NJ" MAN '-i'i
REFERENCES
Hot. w- Hsvemey-r. Rsv. Bishop Jsn-.; y y i hr.'
: y Cone D D Rriseu suckley, Esq lt! - hfk.piac-
Jof~ Fal-nrer Eac 8. Cetnr-st. 4 3 Mhai9. - III
S,,.-p-.f ye,.r. ; Hsls.ei. Al Jotn,t N-F-f ofk
Citv. Rev D. 3 VsseIey. Jersey City Rev sprseue,
r. q ~ H-rt nd " < s.opf- ~. brooNIn M -oll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23
LnARIEE JOURNAL.
PORT OF REw-YoRK MARCH ?

ARRIVED s-n Q1-he Besstef. New Orleans - mt 80 '
Pos sl nf.a stanton. s1fd rcY With ftfs iion.
Cs-. Jams- EfNari- Csfe f Nfof' 90 Judah r.o
s.efson and Kentucky Gordon or Boston. Princes Royal, n
D.gu8 Tor rerpcol Tie sp Lof@aa tHsy lnon jones -n
sailed r tYort The lst inst March i5 M Love Is}
raised ship Clsrss Sanders. fBf Simpson, 0r IreTooi
Big nathan Hale moron, Boston g. r-sr-, ~ ~ hf-fe d.
Brown Sailed with sChrs L. and Lqufa Or Mon.
stbt g L. Lowell Boston dsFs misp, - 4 hrucs. On
DAY crsag Nantucket Shoals came on oontct N sf-
ac0u Beare her sails dam eyed h-r hp some ad
caused ,lppoed she pot MIC Hysnu 20 el
sails The f. lot lore topms-t Nv BOOM Lifted hsaiff a.
sshr Noes johnson. k.chsrf.0n, tAilcoiearle
slhf MAY Ciars. Nctsrson Salem
sshf -.isu0ns ChaIwick. Wilmington &c
schf Pso Ato. Ho'b r.sk, im Boston iof Virginia
echr Dove Chopper Befin
srhr samI Psynter FISHER. Milton.
schr Farmer, Jotrson, Milton
sloop Aurora, horNuh
SAILED Pom Quarantine .ps '.tsau@fi ie1n-sfse Collins
savannah Arson Er Chaston Cslbua b. Baltimore ts 4
Pogfuad fNoresEian Rotterdam Prom the Cts ps,et sil
Wsr.o London Joho stfoud N-e Ofeans >sriee Ga
gree q E1an Thoms, Harmony lHtrn, honi+r una Dem
ersrs D-Ipho Ofeansi May K-uia Ha ana Damsrscof
o. Mason Bsrn,y, Blst0s Ayres
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BOARDING SCHOOL


YOR YOUNG LADIES. GLEN cow L. l.
MISS DlLIOs respectfully nforn. her fnerds sni ne
VI public thsl sh- vii receive into Der care OF NE 81
Apr ten pupils Only Tor instruction IN AL ne ofsuenes OF
tse yrerrE ir-e-ch tsuaht by ustv-l and English an
gusges as0 Music The locslor - on eieyaied rroan1
xiih witch daily communication rsy D- hsa ~ I.Iosl
a.. siesmbOst-iL- landing bit rle ron W. hettri
not surpassed IN heal facility o. accefs ~ say
srsro1 n ~ Slsie: ls ih- .iriie1 NUMBER OF flp
irsr@s lhst sierfon 20 ier Instruction Ard ores Nh
found extremely moterste. Circulars Win frlrfe1c-s
10 be had u Firth. Pond Co ] Frankln'qlsrri Clss'
Au.-r Co IS Broadway: Or Hunier Jos -x., Avenue
j. n Townsend Green Nich-st J l. LOCKWOOD \ 20 -
Broadway; " Dubois. s 5 Broadsay MS "a
WHITING CIt~-ES.-JOSEs'S INlIlAIOkf
w COUNTING Rooms. 81 Broadway-A vril1g
esss = received fr1n !, and 10 Z. 81. They ~ e
inhs : erasniary Wiring Books The success rs. hss
attended HE system Of Instruction 10 me pnrcl2ll 'co3t
or city and Brooklyn j. sufert gusray Lhai ne
progress q the pupil viii be commersnfale win NE Nne
AID attention given These books are Published BY
J. AETCALF successor 70 W !oNL,l
Wholessl- orders received a. ~ Broadway.
L Al Porirhesier % he Nev-YorE ard NeSHsyer Raj
road - miles rom NeV-York The summer Term viii
commence NAV l. Circulars containing terms References
sc can ob.snei b. addressing The Principal or % ;
Duncomb. 2 Lih-rJ-sI Brggs AksIiy, Wal.-'i +; ;
g AL. $50 hassGu-s. JUN OSbOkNi ffhclpal'
mig I'm
IrRkNCH LANGUAGE.--Slss DELANEY IL
lessons n The shove language Manassas Oral system
az her resicence IS Pesr-si Brooklyn. ma Pm
l'OH -ALE-The God will and htiures OF school
Il in fourshnz condition. and most fAvOrshy located n
the upper Part OF tho city Terms moderate, bat cssh only
Address, postpaid, =. b. 10 S. harka-pscs. MS II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ ecwicrs 81 Wells, PhrcaOiosists nDd
Publishers, Clinton Hal ISL Nesssn-sl nesr tie Para
~ Wnter-ture.-Dr TRAIL receives patients Al hs
conmodOus CITY sstsbshae0t IS Lsightsi and al Oyster
Bay. l. l. where and extensive buildings are being
erected The Summer term viii commence April l. Out
door practice attended 10. tonsulIarous 50 NILS I'm
~ Ncw-Nork Wnter-Cure Establishment,
with Gymnasium, r. D. fIhksON, cor. Of fweiiih-s -nd
University place u ow'
" fri-h Emisrant society. The Annual flec-
ton for OhCeTs ard Members ~ the Executive Committee
~ the above Society a be held NJ the Office Of The sOci
ety, 2 Spuce-st Monday, she % day of April next
by order ml2tEI X. X. DAILY, Secretary.
rS~ Wigs aud Toupees.-BATcBELcsS newly m
vented Wigs and scaps obtained silver medal NJ ihs Fair
" Tie American Institute. They made Of The hnes
rsure hair and Of unequHled workmanship. and offer The
r9peToT advantages Of extreme ghness, natural appear
snce AID durability. They eSe Is to defy deec
ton The largest assortment Of Wigs and IOupers In hs
city can be selected ffOm 81 BATcHgLoRs Mandatory
Wellsl near Broadway. Private rooms for huing wigs
Cory the address dl9 nW&Fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23

PRosPECrS oY THE PEACH CRor.--At the last
meeting OF the Massachusetts Legislative Agricultural
Society, on Tuesday last several experienced iruit
caltursts stated that by recent examination of their
Peach trees, they had found that nearly s the buds
dead add one gentleman, Mr.. Wilder Of Dor
chester expressed the apprehension that the Cherry
buds would be found IN much the condition. THIS
10 attributed by TO the general severity Of the past
Winter, and BY Others to the warm weather expert
enced In December which Is supposed 10 have caused
the buds TO swell and the cold weather which followed
and nipped the SWOLLEN bad.
TuK POISONING CAsE.--We learn that Mr. John
Cheney Of Gofstowp, whose arrest on the charge of
being implicated In the New Boston poisoning case has
beea mentioned WAS examined day or two since and
pus under bonds Of 600 TO appear at The next term
ofthe Court This refers only 70 the forgery part oi
the case On Saturday Mr.. Cheney ana his vile we're
examined - being sccompc.s In the poisoning OF me
Blabdell family, and the Court Adjourned w snusy u
this week to resume the examination. Letus Rage,
the instrument in the case WAS on the stand IS WI
noes. tho~r" Oou1' -V'"'
yyssyI ASHORE oS LoSG IsLaND.-We learn
from Mr. John Martin. OF Rlyerhesd, that vessel
supposed TO b. a large ship, was discovered 10 be
lahore "wednesday morning on the South Beach, oPPo
cite smith Point. near Fire flsce, L. l. a nesNy ghe
of wind aross during ,he night BY which 10 supposed
she was driven ashore The breakers yesterday morn
impossibe to make out bier clsse Il 10 supposed thai
al on board must have persisted. loan'
CasE OF raE Sair FKANKLiS.-Th March term
Of the u Distfict Court commenced yesterday, and
the grand jury entered upon the inSesukanon W ,no
charge against James w. Wilson sed Jchn w Crafts
John stesrns Esq OF this city was appointed foreman
of the grand jury, and Horace Chenery, Esq OF the
City Of Worcester, foreman oil the pstis Jury
BOSTON Post, 2lst
FREE CENTRAL CoLLEGE.-The Baptist Free
Mission Society have established College with this
mama Al Cortland Centsr Cortland Co In this State
They intend to expend $4,000 In buildings during the
coming season and the College will es ready Tor ine
,scen,op of pups In the Fall Rev. Cyrus p. Grosve
nor Of cs has been chosen Presdeai Of the Institution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23

BOSTON M.rt swan. White HsFuns fhae-, .0
Bopfhhyl Inhl Eardena- Otsliol o Bs C'usns NOr"ln
Roman b0aue ,arau sh bf.s AZ
rufa taf Csfdeus- Queen kef GOT Sear-psr fendsa1 De-
-. Bird C1r. DO. Hot fo nu-hI Coges t0. Togi. Rae
ner d. Penn i,ans Harpsws Pkhs Do. schr Ruby ln
seuhcnl Nash W NJ; Anosio iohfos Norfolk Reheca
Prem er-on Baltimore Nifnr Hsef md Cabot Tsy
NYo Augustine G0ti fremont Ne 4uh ships Angelo Cal
cutta. Keun-buu WE hOfesn EssE, Welsh, Co.
Lancashire fo NYul Haley Ssvsnusi Ontario. oi Nscs.-t
Hon.s Charleston; bsks Rem Adams. 'o bovtosham CooLhs
savannah Gen Ja.up fh-f Philadelphia hrgs Nuure lof DIX
bur, ius.t, Is,ue rs " Mnrcure GOT Pt1nl fconb Rfh
nond schrs Ocean OF Dustup) Blrie Mragosne Cambridge.
Lacy ca ships Thondts Chic Havana Bay State sin
mons, NOrsnns
NEW HAVEN Mfrh Arr bad f1rbc. Herfs Porto REQ,
.hnrs Fusnl ln. Wright. Niorti TauiVy Russell d.
TilZARFTH CITY NC marc far schr Margaret Ann. Buf
gee. NYofk. SD. slh Concord. u ler hlofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23
,IINFit,, DEPOT, s4l Broad-
CALIFORNIA
COLD WASHERS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave TO call the attention 81
the public 10 their Gold Washer, as tho smpe est most
efficient and useful machine OF the KIND row offered tor
sale II combination Of the motions produced by The
bowl sId cradle which motions have been fund ~ long
experience To be the most sfectuA 10 separsng Gold ~
lie specific gravity from lighter mstters
They have machines OF this kind made OF Hight but sron
mslehss con.uct-d Ia such way that they be taken
apart md packed 10 very small Trunk.
This machine weighs only thiny pounds and 10 capable
OF washing over 500 bushels OF dirt IN a day
Those who wish mschine for washing Gold, are invited
10 call ri The store ~ utOn-sL and examine Tor them
selves and those who think hey hsve better one are n-
vsd 10 pubic test In the Park IN front Of the City Hail.
any fsr day they pesse u name.
The Patent has been secured for this invention.
mis- I'm SHERWOOD FITZGERALD.
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Notice 10 Mariners.

Tie FLOATING isif now stationed bnteus Rec n long
sound f-s DAYS be- Transferred % tegras shoa m
-t in FISHERS sound be- much larger
vessel m lanterns - feet apart snt elevated et ao
H. .fhrr THOMAS MrsSEY. Collector.
HN-H nj l.HHHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23
EAvANA AVID pRINoIpE CIGARS

LANES SADLlER, "a Broadway, Sd door aboys Ameri
can Hotel-The attention Of my friends and the public
respectfully invited tho above large spacious snf ele
store where they will md q, al times splendid and
choice stock Of genuine Havana and Principe Cga of The
most celebrated brands Also extensive assortment 81
Virginia Csvenci.h Tobacco Of the svore brands geuu
inc Turkey Smoking Tobacco, &c &c. Tbs Trade supplied
m rss.onsbl. term. ul2 In
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IIAyING SOLD rHE STEAMBOAT THOMAS

HAVING SOLD THE STEAMBOAT THOMAS
POW ELL she 10 withdrawn from the Newburgh route
The slesmbos, ROGER WILLIAMS, fsyorsbly Known bc-
fore, 10 much Improved, having been fearsnged 70
h..-d sni f1rnilhsd. She tzs Two new boilers 90 her
guards and poin Of comfort speed AID adaptation 10
The Newburgh route 10 second only to the Thomas Powell
See acyeriis emeli below
New-voss March g, l2i9.
~rUD For NEW 6URGH and FIsHKILL. land
f-szsIlsz.-iN ng 81 Van CorIsnds (Prekskil) West
c<1~ -. Point Cod spring and Cornweu The
steamer ROGER WILLIAMS Capt O. w Nools-y, viii
commences a. above from he Newbursh pier foot Of War
rens every afternoon sI4 O'CLOCK tSundays excsptedJ
commencing Tuesday. March %. Returning, viii leave
hewDQrsh every morning All O'clock. MO Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23
"a, FoR sALE-A veIasbIe f.rm . New. Roehele. }.

On FOR sALE-A valuable farm St New Rochelle, cit
sfS uatet about one mile from the Ne1fOrk and New
~- Haven Railroad Depot, the road 10 White Plains
The farm contains between 90 and 10 acres In high state
Of oulnvaon and s 10 good stone fence, with large gar
den and an abundance Of 6ne pesches aud great variety
fruit The house 10 about % feet front, with psz
"a on Three sides. with R large barns carriage house cs
house and all tbs necessary out buildings On the fesr OF
the farm stone house bulk FOR study rom which is
command ny view Of the Sound and the surrounding coun
try Forf4Ther particulars, inquire OIL O. cLONNEf
20 WALSH OF on The premlses ny I'm.
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VI "
rg'HT SUBSCRIBERS having taken the lofs 90 Wllnsin-
i o. would respectfully invite tie attention Of city and
country buyers 10 their Of Lsce Goods, EmDOcers
plain Musns Gloves &c &c Paying particular stlentlon
a. 90 70 this branch Of the Isce, dealers can s~sy' ce
pend upon finding every ih0g neZ md dessDs IN v~f
b Id
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SHUTTER AND VENETIAN BLIND

FACTORY, 1874 DI.ASO-sI.
INHE SUBSCRIBERS be.ng ezlels-ve.y engaged n tbs
tnsuess, woQ respectfully Invite ee g1hn- 70 cali n
their establishment before purchasing sseuhe a. ey
sod 10 eel % "a rsasuushs any c-r establish
meai In he ely. mo lm'I WILHELu LANG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23

aTrOIrfeI
by h- son 81 Board Of Surgeons recey ed
tie premium The sle Fair Of The American Institute Is
psc1.res "a upward support and ia stationary and
lever pnnciple pzsrg from me umbicus down ihs
superior portion Of me pelvic region The pubs s1t
perieneun h. coccyx, and up the spine; with belts
brscDg t1e pelvic regoc adspua Itself 10 al kinds Of fsu
CHE h-rra relaxation Of The yscers giving permanent
Stationary support win or without pressure hus forming
instrument fulfilling al the surgical ndicstons In The
treatment o. form Of mssjy susceptible Of nschan
ic.l aid 0fhce 10 Broadway, room No. y upCSrs-
Isl 9suHFks JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, Presg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23

- EnH .kIE-Two rr,,-cisss brown ston- mont
- house, 10 r gh,eerthsI near rhh-sV nue. ros sac
A or 10 es.e-5 frstcs's brosn 'sone io,t h'u'e' ~
TsxirstoD avenue. corner o. Twenty sevrnihss -
Foo s. a-Iots 90 Stthsy and Twenty hiihit rum ~
and Twenty sscond.s also on each street from Nren
- N Tyreuty third .. near Fhsyeuue. Aso houses IN
rsi0h.t Al very iow Price convenient for csruen nav
miai~. c W,bsWORrH. Nasssust
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~ COUNTRY REsTDENCE FOR SALE

-7- -agFA0I-V sTTUsI8l
4-A Long I.snt. good water prospect - ul.s,
from New-YOrk. Communication 90 atd from we GU!
good two..tory dwelling house barn snd other out
houses all 10 good repsr Is sores Of and IN hgh sisr
of cnitvston sboui Of which good timber land WIN
sppe cherry pesch ard other uil trees, within ms ~
several churches post Office sni academy Terms m sde
easy For farther psrcu inquire ~ Nessrs VI NAKp
. 90 So Maiden sne. orr (Df THOs WARD, diversity,
b.NirT O.HTgY milo SSeod'
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