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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
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ClFANFp eins John >it, s.p -y. fr-faoo otsr,, ps
fOfea-. kattrfsHn, HAVE f-rs, Bsts.l, L
t... Nt..t..I.-,'-. iar.-... Cn Point
B.r.-H i. p -tn Ffal.0o. Haraf IT, rrnn %. Lon
Ln..f HIHfrra.. p- M Ai GruI ars-rs. iHlt
H.... I.f hIla-H. g.. Anlsa- Bufe~-s. Jen- River
br.s f'nrt hr Thompson Coi A- me- mar X 80 M'rsn
Afat',. na~I. rsr0afl-s M.grf .R'em Hat- r
s-, Dr.- Iia oss-nn Jam Mar, len leroat. joan
k-lu-i... Lsue.o- r- Io.e Gl-p- Jay lBrI bier-
a,a g.. tsa Be- a.r. J,. NB -sglhfs b.. Bre
Clarence Arur.e N1fnr Nes-.o Mteie savannah. Amanda
p.r-- Nl-n fhet~ , Cow l-fa~ste Bea'on, g., HafJ
B. " uf.tle. Etn-0r
.GfI B.rH-s Cluberand, Belmont fBr. g Johf-
>R Oi.- H.-.n a. ar. No Franz Mrna'ch Norfok ssa
Gr % Baltimore, AoDt Lawrence, A-n Boston, Oscar Jones'
ke.ls. N'.f. .-t ~ l' l.nI. go
>a' tsllso Eaiy ,sa Jas Lall-er Oregon aud chare.
f'otd..,-
ARRIVED b, ROYAL N,h steamship Avon H,.t So Tome'
Ju.a a.t i-rnaf- 1tl. sI7H0-0-.- Mutaui Pfells
Hrnr Cofuwa. l~v.sa fstol boo d-, coal, sol~ Nhtrsy
Hos ssh fren ,os oaayan' PR sugar and moa.s-, F.
nr a-i,,s An 1e.oo NAa. IT, lumber, s'mp'oa, Nuhss
hr s-ou .er he, We, M'y s9 cotton, g. Ashley a
T..
sbrss. Haal sce,sy NaA, B. 81. coffee ast assooi a
+ " HHrs
sl N.r Roo. con- Nev,-rn. ts. al -or-'. n..ter
irJsae W,,i..fy. Matso g., ut~f nrsor, Mayhsw 4
-r,J rlai.,,, H4,.s, :, poraso 10 d raloeaw &C. &C
k..,.-r, A. Co..
sAIED-,-4a-ap Sf,-,aer Cirf-,,l-. ptt ap souihanP
t.n, l.nron
Tie Frp- lst@y N-~h1rh. has been toNei
g. tc, t~se el -r- al TIE tcs ao'nt o. O'Clock Saturday
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sEw YORK ELZABETHTOWS sOnERyiLLg EAsTOS
r., -sss.s5z--Sy- CENTRAL RAILROAD or

g.
KANGkMENrS-COm Commencing A pni
= 1919 The extension Of the Railroad from SOnery 10
White Hou-e lO mes u opened Tor travel reducing the
singing between kason and the terminus Of the Road 10 .
niles. PAssESGER TRAINS UP.-Leave New York by
Pier No North River, Al o'clock 4 VI and 3 NJ. 4;
leave Newiork by Ncw-Jer-cy Railroad. foot Of Cor.
aad-st a3 A VI. and N. PASSENGER TRAINS Down
Leave White House az y O'Clock AN and i0m = " +;
North Brunch, al inm. A VI and j1m NJ sOmervi le
~ '1n. AN and 5m. 7 N; Bound Brook At 6 I'm
A VI aud ,! P NJ; Plaiuheld az 2jn NJ and t0ra
~ We-tfed AZ 81 M and P NJ; EuzahethiOwn At
u NJ and y P NJ The freight tram with passenger
car s,tactedl Will leave White House az g A M Soner-
Vile :. AN Plainhed 5t A VI. and FAzabeihpOr, by
steamboat, a. :. AN RETURNiSC-Will leave New
l0rz, 1y steamboat. Pier No. North River al PM
Passengers for Eeston, WIkesbarre. Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Pa. and for bennington, Clinton Jacksonville, Sc
NJ vi" tase the o'clock A NJ train from New YORK. eJf
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FIREWORKS.

FIREWORKS BY THE MANUFACTURER-
L DANIEL MORAN sells aI sorts OF Fireworks ~ i0o
Chalam-sl doors from Pear. There you sure 90
ger them good be is the only pyroiecui-f i the city
le5 lw' DANIEL MORAN, Pyroiec'ni-t
t'lKEW ORR ~.-Tae subscribers lsvr on hard their
usual unU.v and vaury Of standard ana flUcy Fire
wUrss which ,Heg VIII -po-e 81 to dealers. steam
H-f,. parle- 90 pleasure, ald others. ~ hc lowest
tlcuIsrs prices consisting I'D part 1f tc follow in
Rockets. Roman CaT 80. \rrrca " ae-- Nine. ol slr-.
" lt- of >rfrel- NrrEoa LEtt-, Table Rockets. Blue
Lights. Pin " l-e- I0rhll1n- r. 9-ols. Chinese yer-
>trrfrer- C0orel frr- Flower Puf-, Grass Hog p-r-
saxous. yellow L-lrs, Tnaug.cs. Pyramids. Fans. Ca.-
tou Fire CIacArrs. GAS>NEk a lOl 80.
{ =.
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HOTELS.
PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
ATLANTIC HDl 81,
I-NnER - -l-NLcILoN ~ IL ) cRocKER-

NIITI|Iff v UTEf-
I NDER TIE DlkECIloN OF IT, CEOt hFR-
I This nea, and conrnailou- h0u.ei- now open 0r The
reception cf cnnu nrd ~ summer resort rn place Do
fle ed states presents greater attractions uau fs
connect for t-e invalid. or fIf to-e wLu love health az
comfort.
Tie tre steamer Massachusetts, commanded hv Capt
james H BARKER uew ruurrg regularly between Nan
4ckef aud Ne~ Bedford making four rU- week Leav-
lIl NarIrHe Monday. Tuesday. TlIr-iav and ~afr
~. ald Irav1. New -Bed.oII Monday. "Wednesday,
Friday nnG Saturday. Carriages VII he n readiness, on
sc arrival ot fle steamer a NautIcAef. f1 take passengers
-.c ~ Ire Aau-. I.u.. al >la-rn,nt ~ .lls nc
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rw.,sUMnIER ARRANGEMENT

.setlrs--sNs MAIL LINE, lDALD FOR BOSTON,
IA, New Haven, Hartford Springfield and
Worce-ter from Peck-sip. r.. River. EVENING LINZ
TO NEWMAN EN.-The new and spendd steamer CON
NECTICUT. Capt Pec1 viii cave every afternoon at
0'cock except Saturdays az o'clock Passengers
main at New Haven night ed take the early train Of
cars for Hartford. Springfield Worcester and Boston
Returning New Haven every evening the arrival
OF he Boston at u O'Clock On Saturdays train u
car, y g0 through tO Hartford and Springfield. Freight
taken. FOR HARTFORD lDirecfl-The steamers lfE-
KO. Capt King. and CHAMPION Capt Tukepaugh one
ore ot which VII leave every sn-mOOu.t o'clock,
Sunday. excepted Freight taken t y For farther III
formation apply 20 GEO W CORLlES, - Pcar.-sf. Or
JOHN sAXTON, Freight Agent, ~ South. myll ly
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[n sPRING FAsuION 1910 NOM READY-
NEW-YoRK AND GREENWOOD

>....Kxr LINE or STAGES, from the foot Of
},E1Szf1S Whitehall-st. New York Stage fare only
sH-@>--'re- 81 cents
PASSENGERS wishing 10 visit Greenwood leave the
foot Of Whitehast where stages from all parts 0f the
CIV Of New FORK center) by the Ham on-avenue Ferry
o South Brooklyn and be taken the Greenwood Gene
ery Gaze IN the line Of frstcass stages, and
VIII fad his the shortest cheapest aud most route
10 Greenwood CARLOo CAlNE ".
soufh Rrookfyu. mil 1919. aiBiIDF
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E;, beautiful country seat. the house comparatively re-
Gently huit ON the premises 10 Is believed uniies ne
conditions of and convenience n more than ordi-
nary degree. having airy and agreeable bed
rooms. drawingro0m parior. back paror, basement.
Kitchen wash-hou.e cellar pautries. &c all well finished.
and with most OF the modern improvements slch ns
grates bells marble manfes, The grounds pieuu-
fully -ioC ked the finest varieties of fruit and ona-
men al trees vines, climbers running and standard roses,
chiefly in fall bearing and blossom. Large and beautiful
evergreeus carefully pianied through the premises
There ful complement Of Ouihuldinss cstern. well
and pump The situauon-on the northern side Of lhe
san1-l0r views saubuy. facility OF access, = usnr-
passed u fact the whole having been completed for pri-
vate enjoyment alone neither pains nor expense have
been spared to contribute everything render t ageca
D - as Summer or Winter residence This place only
ors fo be- seen % bee appreciated For farther parcu-
lars apply 10 WIN j. MOl,lu>
Counselorat-Law, o BrOadst.
One half the purchase-mOney may remain on bond and
uorfgare lcl ~
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TIE TUBULAR FILTER.

rINHIS SIMPLE ANTlCLE ior the puuhcaoon oi ih-
gro0u AID oil CT rvcr OF l.rr, WILL De ound 10
answer te purpose better than any oih=r and j. SOD a.
th. ow price Of 90. tie ants ~ al They are
he'd 10 isr. ana coolers suitable Tor country, CITY. or
% use When sttached 20 The Croton lytrant vii tter
f-. 90 To- 00 raous PEI hour Fer sale. who.esae and
-, f,,,,s,fr,.l W LATINO.
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Innrf CnIcndnr....Tm. DIV.

srrEeioE CoJAr-Pub.ishcd on Saturday. adding so.
So after 40. 4.
sep g. 65 t o. 5l2 On, -, 49, ~ 75 rs, q, ~ FOB 81.
50. ti. g.
Co,iuDS PirA,-Pau Nos. TO- 2l. '3. g.. f65, ~.
49, l i Cl a. 73 Part lNos. lja. $50. lto, l5l. q.
l,6 i,o l3o, il2, iGt, lad, lo'. 1911, l9-. 100.
StpTRIOR COURT General 7 M .- 0qsfefrcd
Noe - L. 2j c5 a. a. 7s, H. H. n. 7i u. 20, go, 50,
f.
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rUOLFRA-TO -CITIZENs GOTN. m

EHOLERA.-TO CITIZENS GOING TO THE
NtOJ NIRY.-Porah.e Houses furnished completely
ready O Dee occupied Oy families in f3 hours. Tue public
t-pectfu Informed that the subscribers ready 90
furnish re-denccs complete IN a. hours after they
ordered The houses beng portable may Ae taken and
located al any point free from the ChOlera-wheR no
longer wanted they may IN few hours Dee taken apart and
stored Ia small space, until again required. They may
be- taken O the Shore any place the country
~ lald or convey The expense Of putting up
removing them being but trrug, tley Viii bee found
ul every summer. as you may change your summer
residence yearly The price 10 low That persons IN
moderate circumstances can possess one they are neat
strong and durable. Cal and examine them.
ti lsFO FREEMAN co ~ Rr0sdWaV
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,U~~ .REGULAR MAIL LINE BF

,Ssss - 1xTWEEN BOSTON AND NEW.YORk,
via St0ningion aud Providence. INLAND
route without ferry change cars or baggage-The new
steamer { VANDERBILT, Capt Joel Stone, and MAS
SACHJ SETS Capt VIM. II. Frazee, Ia connection
with tie >t0ugOn and Providence aud Boston and Prov
deAce Railroads, leaving NewYork daily, Sundays eN.
cepted. from Pier North River al O'Clock T. Ai and
Stonngt0u al O'Clock Z. VI. upon the ARRIVAL OF ue
mail train from Boston. These steamers were ollit eH'
pressy for the route and every rerpec particularly
adapted the navigation Of Long Island sound Ihe ac-
commOda0ns for passengers are cohmodlous ana com
fortab e--tbe officers capable and experienced The
route beng the and most direct between Boston
ami New York passengers are enabled 10 arrive ID ample
-r. for the morning lines OF steamboats, aud railroads
running m various points from those cities Tie {. VAN
DERBILT will leave New York Tuesday Ihur-day and
saflrIay Leave stonngton Monday, Wednesday and
Frday The MASSAGE NJ SITS viii leave NeW-York
Monday. "Wednesday aud Friday. Leave Siouington
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. y. B.-Passengers On
tie Of the steamers al stOuington, proceed mme
daiey the splendid railroad 10 Providence and
Boston. 4 baggage-maser accompanies the steamboat
10 and from Boston, 10 take charge OF the baggage
For passage, D-rihs. saierOoms freight application
may be made 10 TIC sseass lac wharf aad 81 the ofoe
~ bssseEy.plsee. yeil
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LEBANON SPRINGS.

r, -.s,'---szsssy1 THE BEST ROUTE 70 this reured
kss1 and deli ghiil watering place y
by the way Of Bridgeport and hs
HOusatouic Railroad Passengers lake the Of the New
Ork and New Haven Railroad, leaving ~ Csnast al s
o'clock A. and arrive At the Springs at =. Nj or taks
the evening tran which leaves NewfOrk al y Vcloch'
and arrives in Bridgeport al stay over night and pro-
coed by the HousatOnic train next day al l0i VI The
stage arrangements this line complete. and The ride
over The stage drive is delightful. Fare through - D.
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)INII)ENi)S.

OfFicE oF THF DTi. s HCD Casa CO.
Nrw-YoRg. May if. i8fl.
NOTICE - hereby given That The Board ol Managers
Nnavr directed r-tal. Il >l5 share The
scrip stock OF this Company, fo be- paid o the Trea-
az the Con nany Ofhce. ~ 81 Wa.l-si. Tuesday
the i'm day of June next for the purpose Oi meeting tie
expenses of Enlargement Of their Canal The present
scrip Crrhcars must be- surrendered a. The time uf pay
rnrnf " wl-u new ones viii t- is-led Ry order Of lie
Board. lI1ylC iml ISAAC y SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
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Wl.na. sum M..,aou.s I
l-i-,,-, - WI--.-l :, -, 49, NJ, N ~

i7j ant - william - Nr~ fosS Mp l0, lt'
Nl-f that bottle Life w'i note
requesting s.- rs T. fikH Ike an other u-f
e.fu. foo .uas~ ln-, a-i- 'rlfty u
,Ia r4nptIrt anf having carefully r-td
ffr. 49, f~.ri fls' determine 90 tra.
RI b. tss f~t spoon i mHe ti nsi sni n'i-
has s-~t llr-r M made tho rufr iou
io cough ul0h u--i f0 have taken rn bottle
ssy leo better il,n- for nuu-r of years
Nv cough may AL gone ilas- moro aht sS-at'.
ir h-s a
Enrsed Please send u- h- ih- Lie ElKr
s~-i if ffrIy
= me f.ff
frptg Truly y.ar SAMUEL = BAlUOt
Ps--ri -ay l0'o pamphlets, sai " -sni them the
oountr for
The public invited fo call on the ah0venamed gen
tIcn4u and gen cuufmoUou of s astounding cure The
standing and influence of NJ Ban1l u tie commuu are
such tlat who know. him Will require father proof
than word Then send to - Jolu--t l2t foorl and
get pamphlet containing the history of The discovery at
thr rec pc of uc tNe Oriental Life klNr- compounded
General Wholesale and Retail 4 -elcy, u J0lu-.t ild
door, myl3 saw lm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

..S-s.-s Valparaiso ard perhaps Panafna he new
packet-rhp MECHANICS OWN, VIII 'all on the
ls Of July. She is entirely new sLip only t"o weeks
old, built by Association for the Csornia hsle Hs
therefore 10 be presumed that -he Is eu 20 a. 70 secure
safety and convenience Aside from ne Assoc4uon sue
Will take % passengers decks and 10 IN me cabin
This ship has been tied without regard 10 expense and
scknOw by all be superior To any snip that has
sa led FROM bis port Those wishing 10 visit the Gold Re
gous Will ind this an excellent and rare chance She ID
napded by a Captain OF experience and character well
acquainted with the South American Coast-she has al
ready part cargo engaged Those intending 70 90
to California are invited examine her and Judge for
themselves Two physicians and surgeons Of experience
will accompany tho expedition. For freight passage,
aPpy board al tas foot Of ThrdsL Ess River jse iw1
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Tie qpa.t,y OF Flour, ~ hca', Corn and Bar

m ~ ylIr3 y dnl IN \ 1s iDuUNs'
F..r..- ., -at. .l. C'-r. ta. Bar's-
i.f
Dao -p 7-.5l IrcIFf6j De-.ll57
al-rrrafr o fv of tlr -a.lr rr'r- ei Ai N-t
water fr.l fc cement of navigation t1 I'd" I'D
of June. .rr. I-.re. l- as fO. .1w-
f....... w.-.f .a. pm i1. Bsr'-f. Do.
r... f-.S .prs3 1-fttj tlr.5
H.. t-fsF 2lnfT er5S 9l5lO
ro,........f2r5l Dec-s7.5a fnc.7i8.7oo g777
Bv reducing tle Wheat % Flour, the quantity OF ue
arr - t ie,,a.rr tl- year. comp ired with the cor
rt..reinr period of I0-f yrar shows au Increase ot
17N of Flour The following table Shove tle guam
-s OBJ. some of tl- principal articles o produce ei ni
t.-tlter from tlr comineuceneA oi ntF -aioA lo ia"
.f ilc'I-.ec. during ttc year. 1917. 80 alI 49,
tire Cana n those years having been opened on tAe i-i
ca. ol May.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.


Tim EOR CALlFORNIA, VIA CBAGREs
Fx.L&N-Arriyal al Panama Of the Pacific steamers
CalfOrnls and OregOn.-InfOrmafiOn has been
received Of the arrival al Panama OF the above steaii
from san Francisco thus openIng direct comman
ca.on with the Gold dons In about thirty days The
United states Mail Steamship FALCON will ssi. from ms
port with The Mail for the Pacific sleamers On thursday
June g. Persons deslrOus Of securing passage shOud
make immediate application the number 70 Dc taken 10
limited. Apply 10 NJ. D. ROBERTS, lls NestsI
myl8 tiexS
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r~fU.f-a +. a .l 10 t-
I EATHEK HOSE or every description muufac-
iffc e. re best material IS. and constantly on hand a.
SIS h4dsOu--f and basement OF cor o Pear and Cl4an
sts laaNiWAstfl T q. BuCKHASrER
NOTICE.-JAMES b. AYEES. dentist having o.
turned 10 lr c.-N located at 100 fuior-i oppo-
se I~ loiutI residence wll bee happy to meet bis for
patrons. ani itc public genera b. wAo may need his
services. ir' ST.
! - -GoodNiu's Patent Cement >heathing
IL or Roofs cheap, Aglt snl durat4cFrce 4 ceut-
lrl FOOT ail ROACH lC.uck boards. y cents per loot
over or ilc and warranted Aqpt To- :. GOODN N,
- Colcgc-ri4ce. neN thEmter-sL References H. Bas-
lrl ROOT dulc 200 feet - -u.Iest. J. DeOO-sr, root
done 9o5 feet 81 Wc-t.- A ierman Ferns, Tolf done,
+.-o feet, So OrecuN.cAst 90 C. Lly iooi done, ol
! f-t. lso frontst M
NOTICE Is hereby given that an application Will be
' made arr ilc Grlu0a 90 four weeks ion ine tf'i
publication oi tbs notice. 90 hs EN -ncy. Or Govern T
af nr STATE of Newly urk Tor fhr pardon - JOHN j. IN
GFRSOLI trel a. tlc Ncw-l orb General ses-
.o. 90 tne Peace nnd sentenced % the STATE Prison On
c ,h day o October. 1885, Tor te term ~ ree years on
conviction i0r ol-atIA- ALLfNS \ III 49,
Ne,,-l ork. june ll3ia. Dr.. ~ " Ma---i
nEPOT or AMERICAN MARBLE.-Amrri-
- can marble for t04i- and -raVcs.oAcs monuments
losfs. Atars tagging. building, etc ifom guar! SIC
opened iu Vermont owned by ,le SUBSCRIBER "ho i.'
execute orders Tor any description o. marble required
- JOSEPH + LlPPlTT
Nsyv-Yors ST. Wes.st and 585 " Nasington-st
.,yil I'M. u DEKK. Agent
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SEACONNCTT HOUSE

TITLE COMPTON. NARRAGANSETT BAY,
IEHODE l~LAND-The above Wei known wnt-rn e
place is sufficiently large 20 acconmoia'e i5 per
and VII bee open for the reception Oi v-ier- and
bosrder ihe lj.u OF June Stage rn- daily 90 and
from Fa River nier-ecung with ine cars 10 Boston and
steamers 10 Providence and Ne~-lO Ork.
myi2 2n J. l.. MONROE.
NEWBURGH ~ niiER RETKEAT.-The
proprietor OF This e-fah -luIclt respectfully informs
o. public thai hs house u0w open f1r tNe reception oi
vsit,r-. II - susi,d upon Academy Hi. overlooking
tae entire bag. and in l view of West Point AMI the
Highlands. thus afurng view which l. not surpassed
tAe Hudson River.
Steamboats, leave for New-YorS several times day
CGnnlr cation may Doc bad with almost every part O le
country by means ~ ''fe Magnetic Telegraph
Nrvburlh - CO cbrfei being ONE of fhe most healthy
aces 800 ne country. evidence of -. fie pubic nre
referred tO the Cho"ra statistics oft 8i@--IInn- which
sos-ou uof singh" case occurred if M place The -ub-
-ruu~r fifer- himself lu h- "a Doe able t0 furnish every
irr t.t al4 - fir comfort arI happiness Of those
who may E.-h quiet retreat f.r few months.
Nc~hurlh. May.lsf4 lmv4J Wv l. +. DODGE.
STAFFOKD MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL.
> lur patrons o - establishment are informed flaf lc
house being Vuf M uraer.Hrc Will bee ready 0r pu0n
of company lul june Every attention Will be paid to
fe comfort Of visitors The Table supplied with fhe best
tAe season adOri- Stages leave Hartford daily NJ VI
and Palmer Depot ou arrival OF New-lOrS steamboat
train. e5 hN !. ID. BROW MING.
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CON@TIPATION, lcostivcne-.J Dy-pepsil

4 'UN~TTP TPATTUN, IcO.tTrnf-sI Uy-rtpsla and NE
Piles. Of whatcvrr standing. permanently cured with
ou the aid OF medicine, by NAKTONS Or giua Ervalen
fa vegetable food, lght paatabe and nutritious. u Is
also very beneficial for children thai similarly afflicted
H L. now pat mp n u boxes for - better pre-ervaIou
TIE public are cautioned against buying any except uai
with a. MCCOIIERS written signature on TIE label
A v. t0rfFa. 30 hty D. 1872
Delr S lhsv- ,rg be-n t b-i t constfatou as s-s
'on SD O., u-e Wato- tF-ns aud found o
tas article r. ri-,--i rad' h-a 'vo ~--s-
Ice s WfllNFf Mp-f arms : Y
Main depot removed to Or. TkAFTONS Medical De-
pot - FutOn-si two doors east Of Nassau. tny2Hs
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nIR. BARToL's STATEMENT.
THE ALARM

LRFADY IN OF CITY. has the Cholera sounded
~ be- dreadful foc-n. therefore heAoovcs that every
one oos. -hu to preserve c cuareou- perspila-
ton. and keep within fs lu-t limits. THE ORIENTAL
LIFE ELMER. hc gyoH Eggpf1n remedy is the only
medicine in the world chat VII do hi- Do n mind fte
blood now Let the blood he tle sha aud .le 50cfts
which mut be looked t0, u You would not have attack
Of ihe Cholera Read the following letter from Samuel
r Bariol, E-qt
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DROPO-AI

DROPO-AI- VII be ece.vei az Ward SchOO. No 20
Ilireentl-st lear SIX havenue % pave and regu ate
he yards ~ sad house wltl ias0lr he proposals nut Il
De iu before -0t4 llsL By order. JOHN } DOANE
Jli-e O. Io1 llJ l0t Principal
TOfLAGGERS.-P Proposals Tor aaglng the ward.
% ard school No H. lu Ilireenll--t east of xtb
av are requested by tie subscribers and may be- sent pre-
ipus 20 ne 1 u June to Tie Office " 7 Denny 81 Bea
Ferst where specification oi the work may be- seen
THOMAS DENNY
ERASlCS c. BENEDICT N'nh . OF SCHOOLS.
HESRY P. TAPPAN. Inspectors OF schools
NeF-f f0rk. June o. l8l9 ie7 3taw2,v
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4 \NTl-CHOLERA MIXTURE.

n :
II tain remedy for tle Cholera 10 taken when first ar
tackled. and a o diarrhea dysentery gripping of
tire bowels. SC. no has never been known O fall This Is
Quack medicine Dun prepared by practical druggist
the rec pe from old English practitioner, " ho during
he last Cholera iu Montreal and other parts Of Canada
used this med cine with unparalleled success 4 regards
tle diarrhea feel Il a duty which owe the public state
that have tested lfs mers and say thatl found
ifs equal One trial is sufficient 20 convince the mott skcp-
tca4. TIE price Is within the reach ofer,
For sale by George Garlu. sole agent the United
States. office Chtthau-sqI qIaTr, NeN-lOrk 100
Pro-pect-st. Brooklyn le8 IT,
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spl- Jan at - 3 oa i,7 so ship Wash soa. sH, oh @
t.s -pm
s.os- :. 20 o. p -g k.fa.0i NB 3 3ys spu no.s
fl- itt before f ~l4-ffOr. 81. 49,.
janis. I,f - s. .aa o. ,. Or-ea. fH tl sqm VI
I.r -t f ,. John N-s 49, hN- o. sfig
Fsrc., ~ -1 .nu ~h1 Wm TEL '- before 49, l' fr
Aqr44 a o. 3, ea % A -lQ M'fiAs Naltl,.et, 1870 -iu
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DRivATE LYING-IN ASYLUM-Aa Assoc


Ton oi Medical Grltrmtut knowing ilc importance io
tls immunity, Wei a- % private individuals Oi Pri-
Fae Lylug-u A. uIn have resolved t0 open such n-i
rt0u lu .s cry suitable building nd- been procured
airy lll Pheasant situation llp to~nl aud properly
furnish i and j. ready for the reception Of patients.
A.. cunl4l cations prctng lr A. .u and applca-
run- fIr OH .--ou should Dee made f0 JAS hENSEDG,
II D lll D-4l--g4rk. The following named gentlemen
have been consulted n reference fJ sad Il-.fl'I one and
-- ly approve cot t- plan Valentine M0u, VI u Pre-i-
ltf a4 Professor ot surgery Tie uvrr-y of ine iy
uf New ior. and Pre- of le Nr fork Academy OF
Mrlclr. JOHN v. Francis. u ID. late Professor of 90
-rflc- uud fl- diseases uf " omen and Children u the
Ringers M-lra College. and lfe Pres dent 0f tle New-
i0rs Academy NJ Med clre. G. r. G4ua- VI d Professor
of Obstetrics aud Diseases o Women and Children. Col
-E of Phy-lcsn- aa1 rgeou- iu lc City VI New f0rz
o. : Bedford. " ID Prot Oh-t and -ea-e- of Women
ali Children New-Nora University. ID " Reese, VI ID.
IL .ate Prot ~ tle Theory and Practice ~ Medicine
} h. Mlr.ev. VI ID lafe Prof 0i Obs &c Sc College of
Pav-c.lns and Surgeons. New-f0ra. A. Sidney D1ane,
D. --e Health oirer ~ ll@ F0r, of New NDrA Hon.
GeO se Ha. EK-M1y0rof Brooklyn Hon. James Harper.
EN-Mayor 1i New-lork; VI. Leonard. Esq Am.-HOuse
Conn .--iller.
l a1lr- great pleasure 20 recommend the proposed
-Lnel- A. calculated -1 et-c. much good Ifhuk
DR. Kennedy -a... all wei -e t1 arrange and manage
such al l-ti-.l0l. VALENTINE MOTT 81 d.
a. az Nlru-
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~Usss FOR NORNALK -Laniing At Pon

49, thesIeT K0csy NecS . cclIl, and Sam
ford 81 cents-Passage J7t cenis.-Tho
new and splendid steamer NORWALk, Capt Sllas Key-
nOd- viii leave tie pier the foot Of Msrke-L daily
at3i O'Clock p VI. Returning. WIZ leave NOrwak every
morning st6t O'Clock, Stamford IT, Rocky Neck a. E.
Port Chester 81 a. arriving in New Ork about 10 och
Stages viii be In readiness the arrival Of ls boat u
The different landings 20 convey passengers 10 ali ~
usual places connected with the route For passage lor
freight apply on board al the Office the wharf All
persons are forbid trusting any one account o mo
above boat or her owner JOHN r RODMAN,
mylf II Agent foot Of North MO.re-s ur-.faIrs.
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Whse -io Msrt.. ger Holiness H'i- from ri'fc or~a
r-p,r- NJ * 300 y, on s3 0, ~ With ihs hu 20 ae
M afl1 flts totl us-f- -ln- could d-,,ge
l-f 'u.f- the fore bold, hJ al allaa
anrs- Aai ir-I I4 fl.lt sta li.on -af.- fu.s.