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- q y - 4 ~ " n ~ " .
121 Gh8HIER Street, bstueea So. Cadrles and CagoS
aeet StreetsOe door from the corner of CaTOadeet ST.
Iva fuIy informs her friends and tlls public genealy -
tnas she continues in the above eligible location Qocu
pied by heE during the last year She has had herr
HOUSE thoroughly efsd and prepared for the scoommO
dalton OF gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patOn
age she hopes BY dgen attention TO the comfort and con
yenence Of her patrons merit and receive continuance Of
the same Her terms viii be, as heretofore MODERATE
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MRw oRIEANs e 0ARRoILroN RA1IRoAn
MOTIlJR.

~ The Cans WillleaTs New Orlsani and Canoton even
houI after clock Sundays, il the weather 10 fair
e The Lafayette Horse Ca will leave every rs minutes
rom the oOrnernt BarOnne and Canal sta msyi2-6m
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~ DI Cook one Of the most eminent physicians in
e united STATES and was the attending physician OF Joseph
bonapaLe ex-Ring OF Spain, during al his esidencen
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CFrOfa TIE WsseTR Empire, DGytoa Ohio JLv o. 1871
MIR, ]. F. HowELLs-StE; 1t affords me much pleasure
say sou that my cough and severe affection Of the
lungs has been entirely removed by the half bottle
OF DR. Davis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Tar which you
and others advised me TO You safely recommend
the of the above named Syrup for Coughs Colds ss
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HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. 223 CHESNUT STREET PHILAD ELPHL4

@Nea-A% " Aa4AAA - W%Ap@1AAN O0N A%ONNa@.
No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PHIL.4D ELPHLa
E1NHE UNDERSIGNED would inform his Southern patrons and
Il friends that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under his charge for several years, has Just A
been elegantly Tetted, enlarged and reuTnished in the
most fashionable manner and the entire 0rganlzaon o.
every department complete. The most splendid suits Of
apartments be had at all times by giving few noun
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders il of the most desirable N he
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, ehe
upon business pleasure and there shall be no exei0nt
heretofore received. H. J. HARFWE ELL,
~ The House has Wam and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 d&Wf
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NOTICE.
'HG subSQTlb9B have nated their fEF~y
- ments for more extended business than thatN =
~ htiero done By the old house Orr stock 6iIslsss
W9 DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
w SURGICAL lEsrRUMENTs AND PERFUMERY
III smhTacing as intend il shall every article needful
20 the deads o. FAMILIES Pianten and County eaer vii
a0t BE- e1eeee N excellence of qualify Of
pios " s NJ 'Ji'7f qP9Ss ~ ne trade while as
)iaencHn be addressed to wths confidence and certainty
5i0Usy experienced in this place
~ The usual credits and facilities of trade extended In
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IN OFFERING to The public this new and valuable
4 remedy for CONS Ul6PTION BRONIAiIls
ASTHMA, co UGHS, COLDS, eta, we append q few
n0tees o the and efficacy OF the medicine cnmi
the agency which tuiIeFer aIe invited 10 Obtain Il may
De proper to say that Dr. d. is eminent pEaegng ply o.
OF Pennsylvania
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DR. MACGIBBON has removed 10 50 PHLLIPP.4
~ STREET, between GrayisI aud Common. jy5 6m
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ES Merchants from different sections Of the county,
give the NEST hateng of the universal popularity
and efficacy Of Dr. Davss Syrup, under their 6otioe
number OF them, witnessing its virtues hRve regularly sold
# or eOndon that il did not give satisfaction the Price
should be returned and Of them has had any app ca
ton " return the money This speaks volumes 10 ayu Of
the Inedcine. We append few extracts from ORDER, as
samples OF those in frequent receipt Of well Of
verbal accounts we frequently hear:
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feced unu Degqh 70 enVs1iR m, serious ma
OF Wild Cherry and Tar recommended to me- In Two
three DAYS of it, the Oppression and pain the breast
greatly relieved and by the time had taken -four bot les
the cough was entirely cured, and my general health and
strength restored The paptaOn of the hear with which
had been severely troubled for year, almost gone
feel little of it occasionally with eXerion. The relief
Of the papatiOR has been great that Conhapn
two bottles OF the medicine would have entirely re-
moved il. HENRY NICKERsON, 100 John street.
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. PIFTsBuRG jan u. in fife Syrup Of Wild Cherry
gnu ar mas given Satisfaction to those no haVc uset
~, snow Of one instance 0k permanent Of Asthma
least SIX grOce a year ?
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~ w men we nIst offered this medicine the public n
with the expressed intention of pubshpg no certificate
without good authority for its truth. To that rule hgvg
adhered rejecting all certificates for the authenticity OF
which we have not had the most responsible guarantee. The
HOwels of Dayton, Ohio.
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AF.raL RrScos1sr Is The csrsokst Ma


r1oN-We hsve 5een favored By ssnieuan' says
the va B-rel Ark Ilfe zsllT u tAe ri1 III VIZ
rhe tlo VIZ account q renc0n-rt ilAt cane o-
.h0rr tll- sirra between --uu-. hr-A AZ h-4lA
Ridge both C1erosees which proved iatA- y Ae
f1r-ler Ridge missing his stal1r- vent a. r---
and inquired j, u lad been se@L lere - .r--l-
sall Ee- pointing o. TIE az nal standing leai poo u
blood h l0 made him ssid Ridge l l-I
replied heL sn1 Wiling % stani oy ny deeds
With ny LIE. Ridge spran- from ne 11r-e 20 ~
ground. h..l mo- ue1 o. avq-oach "Arn hll-t re-
marked ttat The 1-r- rfv ~ f1rlr strength joy ace
nat they should -lht 10 cose contest aAl. sac -r.
drawing p.-to. yea approach ne you ~ .',e
your .ii-. h.. s1 F.lce1 stand oacS A.. SAD
Ridge. advance any farther aad you de he- AZ.
v-rcet md soon lay dead.
- We understand. says ,he sane paper nat HisnoP
Freeman. Vho = h.-n toned pre-ste. has preferred
charges against Gen Be-krsp. -1s comm anilns orcer
e. Fort Gibson -pec.rcarons. irrel-c-s conduct n
no permitting ne chaplain 81 mat post 20 preach on@T
than hour.
MAJOR 5. " Gs.ues Psymasier n the e. A..
ms arrived ~ Little Rock tae @lth lt % rs way
East Re succeeds MAJOR Msc-n as disours.n- orcsr
III -le Lizzie Rock district Wl0 has been transferred
9, Fort Leavenworth. Capt A B. Lansing Acting.
al,rte-rnssf u tae T. = Army. arrived 30 Lake
Ho,. fhe 10Th .ei 90 PEE = 70 GA the Cashier
DHo1ERA-A gentleman Ilsr down from lssaql-na
County informs 10 says me IIrtstarg blg % tle
% ar that sixrvilrr rscxs 1ied % Cholera on TIE
.snf4cn % IT, Duncan and fourteen 10 ma, % g. O..
Dunbar and from Eve o. I'll many ther plantations
De says The sickness has been principally among the
hacks
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Annexation in Canada.

Tho follo,r,os, communication, from the pen Of a
gentleman thoroughly acquainted with CsnAda'
presents view Of the matter now AZ issue IN that
country which is worthy Of consideration. We
accordingly give place to it
Those who are disposed u inform themselves as
to the existing political position OF Canada deceive
themselves when they investigate the future by 'eef
ence 10 the events Of ls37 and RS.
Ministry exists they call theif Ministry Reform
ers-sut that name Is prosututed when sppned 70 men
whose ofest aspirations aim At nothing "Crtnef than
the plumber Of the public purse
Parliamentary Opposition exists bat that Opposl-
tion commands Hght sympathy or respect because
they number In their ranks few d political in;eg
rity or statesmsnlike talents.
numerous powerful, wealthy md intelligent party
is now forming in that Colony, recruited from I.niste
nal and Opposition ranks This party have no, openly
at any public meeting syowed their sentiments but ~
the interchange Of social condolences they disclose thor
determination to incorporate Canada IN TIE American
Confederation.
They consist Of men who IN years gone 5y were the
faithful supporters Of English sutnory-the utra 10y
ssts OF the Canadas.
The principles which actuste mankind acquire, Ia
their application their complexion from the character
and the habits Of the population but the results are
uniform.
selfinterest is the motive power in the human breast
English Free Trrde fatal 70 the sefinterests Of the
Canadians
An intelligent population desire peace and protection
10 their traders and manufacturer
None Of these objects be STAINED while Canada
continues Colony They certain 70 be realized .
Canada be annexed 10 the United states
When the landed proprietors and the merchants are
discontinued the masses will obedient 10 the IN
telHgence above them That movement i now in EN-
byo.
English Free sders may claim The merit Of having
freed Canada from the Imperial connection.
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any one unacqaainted with the character OF the
particular channel or rather boat-path n b. fol-
lowed, would appear entirely impassaole, and I'M
patien, only . dsv0ur any craft daring % venture
upon them But down went ln the steam
Fashion. with men It her wheel. and TINS TOO.
with speed compounded OF the strong curre-t II
rushing waters and powerful engine 10 foil play.
and with rocks frequently observable near the
surface o. the water on each SIDE o. the boat and
bat lev feet BE- ond the goards. It Is boz
f~N years since the Cedar Rapids y ere hrst r1n.
or considered a all pssssb'e, aod It car uos, Of
course. only BE- done by ar experienced pliot and
by daylight. Bur 1 aust conclude tlls narrative
with 2. reconnn~ ndatioa % any one iond Or grand
and exciting scenery - Try the -. Lawrelc-.
/ shall cave the Afternoon FOR Quebec. and may
drop you something more on the natural .cenery
81 the route f0srs G.FFyKD.
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6n,00o BOTTLES NEARLY OF
DR.DEWITT c. KELLIHGER'S IMMINENT

NAV = BIN rOLD without 4 u il
trrlrfet ia ali ca-.s - eradicate pains every
nature. and heal al manner u sores AID bruises.
j r Qli up ar-e bottles. is udd fragrant aud agreeable
TIE t~y small qlaiy required % be- iaaru, renders
umes cheaper tan any other arlc.e 10 he market A.
thousands ol Lle De-t and most skll men in tue country
~ lay down a. other reme1.es used b. them roH " fo d
years and use THIS great remedy al required occasions
a. ne best AID cheapest % be oulc-smOn hon ag
proud oi The honor q referring Hon. ~ H. Gnnnell
non K r 1rnani Hon. Robert h Morris Mr NIllanl
L N0fns Gov AOrris, Mr. James Bafngate Ia cOufuua-
uon have our lfynys, CostsIs Lvingstons, Hamil-
ions, J1newa ys, DepOe-, kaes Ludlow Bradhursts,
Lyfafds >clerlr nOrns, 4c a. Ia short u
ne elite " New fork and many other cities pronounce 70
~ r1-slnZ wonder Of he aye Among the worlds
9nshtesit most experienced hor.emen, have Hiram
" ocd11, William Nlee.an, Geo. spicer Brolh.rs A.
no-Aln D. Bryant James b-sens. Jacob SomerindyAe
" lafl l. Red, samuel sagle, Vim. ID Spark-. william
coNan y Ill any llr-er prot were necessary. We
- I'D ADJ hat % s used By every principal Stage line. he
Harlem road and many other large Comp ales the Bulls
Head, and b. al the prac pal livery AMI exchange stables
-ros shout lie cy end country generally To Be had Al
Ways genuine % s. INOEk-DLL / BROTHER. Whole
sale Druggists, - PeaTst " u he proprietor who can
be seen ~ The central depot Ia-erals ~ Broadway al
a. hours IN the day Il can also be had a. ~ Qlinbys
fancy storet0t Broadway al the Harlem Raj road Oce.
Al Msssrs Harmef Hays 1 Co ~ PeaT-st; and most "a
ne wholesale sadders and dTggsts together with many
wholesale and retail rocers ghOu the city and cum
ny generay-ai 50eenis ~ per DOZEN So per groce
sroce a - per groce C.sh agencies csa be had ID All
parts Of me world BY advancing snehlrd cash Letters
A0ss DC pad Esss AAw5m
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HOTELS.
rRrNcH,S HOTEL

an THE CORNER or FRANKFORT-ST ard CRY
OHal-square. opposite the CITY Hal ard PAS F1un-
tain. was built and opened hy ihe Subscriber May j.
344 Who that for ouserience. elegance comfort
and ECONOMY 70 cannot bs surpasse the word 10 con-
tans rooms than otter NOiel un tbs ointment
onlv All Of which warmed graus They are
fitted up with marbeiop wash-iands, which are sup
Piled with Crot0n water through si.verpaird cocks
There ! bur bed ina room the halls AMI water clos
every floor Will be TIC with gas during TIE night
This Hotel i n the immediate vicinity OF mercsane bust
and the principal places of Amusement and ohers
every iniucemeni 20 those VINO consult convenience ere
gaice and economy the prices vii bee 81 fc c.y mod
crate to suit portion of ne travelling puolc Inffe =
Barriers Shop and al extensive range oi bah Rooms
connected herewith The Hotel viii bee conducted on
the European plan N Tod -ing rooms ami meals A. hry
be- ordered The spacious and splendid Rciectnry
Porirrs viii be- up during the night to admit ldge-, and
0 call them 20 any time they may tcsir" fnd 100 no
case viii servants be- perm tied 90 exact cceve prfgl
sites lmgl5 lml FRENCH
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TO LET.

- FURNISHED ROOMS. well venn.sied' " &c
II. r. without b.zrt. y A-rsy-st nyN III
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CON>TIPATION,
WINDOW SHADES.
so 600 WINDOW SHADES.

'I'HE LARGE STOCK of imported and American manu-
Il iacurrd uanspareut Window Shades Of every descnp.
ton. holey ana RETAIL at the Window hade Emporium,
fj8 Peafst Newly four doOrs from tndtham- Is Of
gt cOrucc Ofass-s cords. fa--es and ctmbncs for the
trade. Purchasers invited cal aud examine for
themseyesN. h. Orders promptly executed aud sent 10
any part VI the United states by addressing
myjl I'm W. o. jerks, - Pesrl-st N. Y.
WINDOW SHADES Gil COrnces Drapery, Mus
w linz, &c az who c-a.e and retail. G WOODFORD.
~ brOad~ ay has le most extensive assortment OF the
above articles 90 be- found the city, snd greatly redgc-
ef prices Several styles NJ superior Window Shades
Scrolls, The style Of Louis XIV, OOfhics Flowers Sc
Asy, Dapcry Curtains, Curtain Loops. Bands. Pins,
Center Tasses, Picture Cord and Tassei. " ndOW re-
Nc &c Merchants buying a. wholesale Will ind II % their
lnLerrs % cal hel0re makns lneIr plrcha.es IL n
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poNEGANA's HOTEL.

MONTREAL CANADA
I'VE PROrRltIOkS OF tlI- Hotel, lu returning htlf
best thanks The liberal patronage always received,
beg % inform TIE public that they have completed their
Spring arrangements and they viii soon bee enabled to
carry on their splendid establishment. on amore favor
al e footing thsn before
TIE extensive accommodations NJ this Hotel Oh" st-
peuor internal arrangements. Us iucompfrah SITUATION
the hi of fare wines na-. carriages Hnd Internal deco
rsIun- l combine OBJ make rs peculiarly agreeable ana
comfortable for families and pleasure travellers as Well as
for men of business
And insure prompt and careful attention o. ihr wants
travellers ans residents n thus Hotel The Proprietor
need ouv saw that they retain the services Mr. 6 +
Pare Superintendent and Mr. Courtney Book Keeper
They beg SAY that Notwithstanding me superior
i,v Of th Hotel their charges not higher Than those
OF other fe- pectable hotels IN Town myI IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

FIREWORKS.

t'IREMORk-- The subscribers have on hand their
usual supply and variety ui standard and fancy FIRE
works. which they Will dispose u io dealers. s ps' s'a
boats paruc. of pleasure. and others, Al he lowest manu-
fictuers prices sting iu part oi ue Al les
Rockets. Roman Candies Vertical h-es. Mines oi stars
Mine. of Sefpenis Brngola Lights Table Rockets blue
Lights Pin Wheels. rofblon-. Pigeons Chinese Flyers
Str-amer- Coor-d Fires. Flower Pots Grass hopprfs
saNons yellow Lights TnHuges. Pyramids. Fans, Can
ION fire Cracners. &c GASSNERN YOUNG.
J2u 10 Ohaluam 81
FIREWORKS BY THE MANIFACTU kFR 60
i DANIEL MORAN sells all sorts of Fireworks t., 100
Chahan-, TWO doors Pearl There you are sure 10
geh them good he the only pyrotechnst IN the ely
Pound Rockets - per dozen.
,elS w. DANIEL MORAN. Pyrotechni-t
FIREWORKS general assortment. and Of the
L best quality. Tor sale by BADEAU LOCKWOOD,
b.. Wt-hInufOn--t
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CHA-; VI, ROGERS, REcEYTLY or ,srAN

- MlN HALL Albany and formerly of The Troy House,
90 his friends and the fashionable and travel
INK public that be- has leased the Oceanic Htuse, COney
leland and opening for the reception Of board
ers aud siiers early IN June THIS House IL new, and
ely located. being but miles froa the Point. and
facing the Ocean. II commands extended view o he
The Bay aid the NarrOw- and OF the vessels coming
into aud leaving por, The House Is large and well ar.
ranged being capable Of accommodating several hundred
boarders, aud j. Wltlt one of the p.ea-anes summer
retreats within fy miles ~ The great Metropolis. while
the distance 0nly eight miles from e-Nork and Brook
.ynl il hut hours journey ty and or water The Ia
bles will be accordance with the best style and
vdsd with le choicest selections from The Ntw-l Ork
The advantages for sea Baihng unsur assed
Every attention directed 20 the and comforts
OF the guests OF the house Persons wishing tO engage
rooms please wnte ~ the subscriber al Coney Island
mNlI I'm
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~ FOR SALE. on STATEN ISLAND

400 beautiful country seat The house confafaNtrh .~
A Gently hlt ON le premises. 20 = believed Arie, ne
of taste and Convenience IN more than orb
nary degree. having numerous sy ard s&feea'e ne.'
rooms drawing room. psror. back paror. basement
kitchen wash-lCuse. Gel ar, pHrtries, Nc 81 wei n,'i'
and with most ~ the modern Improvements slcn -
4 lv stocked pa the rnes varieties ~ ir al otnt-
men trce< vines climbers. running and standard r"ses
IN rfv la fi heanng and blossom. Large anO 'eHhini
ererEreens sre carefully planted through me premise,
There 50 fl, complement ot oui-ouIdngs csrin' We"
snd pump The situalon-on me northern s'le r.. ..'
FOR views sauhrtv or facility ot sc-ess unsu-
rs.set In fact the whole having been comp eis Tor pf-
re-, .-se o contribute every ful render DO aEfeca
Il IS A summer or Winter residence TINS see ony re-
a. .rriv 10 MM L. MORRIS.
CornselOr.afiaw| broad-st
,-ortgaya 'eii W.
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nIR. BARToL's STATEMENT.

THE AlAEM
4 LREADY. ~ OR CITY. has the Cholera sounded
n lie dreadful fOc-in therefore IenOov~s that every
one iouh- the io preserve the culunr1us prfpa
ton aud keep if Iflu IFS lust limits llt ORIENTAL
medicine tie world that vi" do his DO n't mind me
blood now Let the blood be- LIS the hf and the boceis
which must bee looked you would moi have tn attack
Of The Cholera Read the following letter from Sauue!
+ Barto. ESQ
l75 snd ~ william It Ns~ fosE Ma 10. ist'
requesting a. ff- trial hukug ke a. cher u-dHne.
got 90 20 money t-i- But accidentally 's-ils g"s u
Da~paih .ni hang lev assure mon-os e',riay fe~,
throash f5p, th, u0m-' isi-fnoei ~ give tfial
b. sfous l nlf aH n-il tnd i- rel
bat aud Children all niis ne f7nsfs 30 iop
DO cough a. much you used 70 ,''r tss-n i vt7
better ihsu har- for nunr-f 90 Years
Ny cough, you all goa- ihs'- 90 nof- nsbt s~sai'
aai have appetite
fnos..i SO Pst.- amount Lie Ear. a.
shall hoe my-- ant IT, r-- b, ne f .my
gsda- t -, "e'r'y ''"s me a. s''
Ps-s-ad say 100 pauphss and ~ 'ena them ia the
county
The public are invited 10 call on the above-named gen
tlemtn aud get continuation of this astounding cure The
standing aud influence 0f Mr. BarOl iu the community are
such that no who knows m l require ihlAer PROOF
than his word Then send 20 - JOhu-st "a hoorJ aud
get pamphlet containing te history VI the discovery OF
H.. reel pe 0f which the Oriental Life Elixir compounded
General Wholesale and Retail Agency, q Johnsi "a
aoorJ myls saw I'm
(1ON-TTPATION, 1co-fIvenessl Dyspepsa aud the
the aid of medicine, by WARlON : Original kracn
tas vegetable food light paaiaDie and nutritious u
also very beneficial for children that similarly afflicted
u put up 10 I'm boxes Tor rs better prrsefFauon-
The public cautioned against buying any except mat
with McCOTIERs written signature on The label
A NcCorrss Ia aayll 1872
and recommended Wartas kssnia. aud ioand
JUS. The ac- 1t -ctst r..l u -. ihaa two s-ss'
WHfTSbY W-st Yarns. = !
Main depot removed 10 Dr.. TRAFTON'S Medical De-
DOT. lHi Fiiltpn-- two door- east ~ Nassau wv.
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NEW-YoRK AND GREENWOOD

seAmS. LINE Or STAGES, from the FOO. Of
zzS6 " aiehali-si. New-York. Stage fare only
81 cels.
Passengers wishing 20 visit GreenwOo can leave The
foot Of Whtrhasl where stages from parts 0f he
C-y u NswYofk center By lie HAM tonayenue Ferry
~ >o1ih Brooklyn ard be taken ~ The Greenwood Gene
terry Gale 10 the above line Of rstcs-- stages and
~ md this he shortest cheapest and most pleasant route
10 Greenwood. CARLOS GAME co
south Brooklyn April. l841 slS3ms
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= INT FIT TOY Nh % " IOTT-N Dos on -l-- ~
bic expedition ln search OF adventure aud gold luis
perhaps Tie most interesting enterprise HAT has ever
been undertaken By citizen Of this country The object
OF the Ceuuaa Exploring Expedition j. not wholly of d
prcuniafy character. though here j. every probability
tlHt every member ~ the company VIII return loaded
down WIKI the precious metals by TIE latest asler-
received rom the central regions. svod appear ha the
god mines lapaft from the legendary aud asceriaurd
value of the upon The Ola sui ncher Than The
ulacer- OF the Sacramento. Il the intention OF MAJOR
Weber route 20 pass through The province oi sonora
tae richest god and silver region n tle world the posses
which present disputed ueiw cen Tue Apicnrs
and the Mexican inhabitants u sonora ~ II possible That
a, h. point the Major may have m opportunity OF prov
ing ma glcal effect of Cots six-hoOtrrs, which VIII
most likely decide this MrXcan-lDt an Quarfe and leave
the Ceuraia Rangers quiet possession Of he mines and
lunrv around them. All the arrangements FOR the eXpe-
dirou being fully completed. the Northern detachment
viii Sal port few days for Corpus Christi
AL application for joining ne expedition must immediate
be- made the agent o. lnr Northern DIVISION, ai the
AmrrIc.n Hnfe-. BrladlNay. NeN.llrk Lelt u
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rFNUUICK HOUSE

sAYBROOK POINT, CONNECTICUT
rVHF ABOVE WELLKNOWN RETREAT for sea
bathing Will be opened Co receive company about the
18Th ot June The of ls house are large ana airy
and the accommodations extensive and comfortable tor
families or pleasure travellers The New York ami Hart
ford steamers daily within lew steps of the
house and upon these boats 10 Saytrook has been
reduced rendering the of access to IL both easy and
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