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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
FARTHER FOREIGN ITEMS.
Second Manifesto of the Roman Trium,irate.
rER STEAMER EUROPA.

solder. of the French Republic For the second time
vog are driven under the walls of Rome, of ihe
Republican city which me cradle Of liberty and
ary glory To aci of iratrcle whch . imposed
on y0l and this ratrsite. ever 70 could ne consuul-
mated would strike a mortal blow az the liberty Of France
Tie people are bound hy mutual ties The hepHoAc
rNugs she'd among would he ~ eternal STAN on your
1ag. aly the .css 0r France 10 Europe one sep me
he road o monarch a. restoration tow ara "hch
i-cefl or deceived Government lmpe.s your oealtiui
ard great country.
Rome therefore viii combat as she has already com
hatef that she ghts for her liberty and
for yours soldiers " The Frruch Republic While y0u
are marching against tcoor aag, the Russians the
men 90 1915 marching into Hungary. and dreaming oi
march into France A. niles distance from you.
Nrapolan corps which have STACKED holds The ban
n-r of de.nsr.ru and intolerance displayed. At some
CUES from YOU ef Republican city. Leghorn.
-e-ists a. this moment Austrian INVASION There your
u.are Tel your leaders 90 keep their word. Remind
them that Marseiiies and Touou they promised you
battle against Croas. Remind them that the French
soldier hUi. az END Of hs hayOue the honor and ho
srfy of France French soldiers Soldiers OF liberty
March against your brethren Our battles are yours
Let the two tri-roior fags ally themselves, AMI march to
yefhcr Liberation Of nations and he destruction OF
iyrauts. God. France snd Italy, VIII bless your arms
Long live the French Republic Long 1--we the Roman
Republic ,,..,
The rrumvrs-A ARMELLINl, SAFFL MAzZlNi
ROME. Nav lO. l8s4"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
The Condition of Yucatan-Later
From ,h- Se--orIe.n' Delta, May 3


We are indebted TO Mr. Salvador Fernandez,
of this city for hles Of the Bo'IH 0fcia OF Merida to
the 7th inst and the Fenu the 9TH published At am
peachy.
The elections in Yucatan Were soon 20 take place and
the Fenr takes occasion say that the Constitution Of
-5 which i the one now In force, is somewhat anti
qua,ed and defective and that the progress OF the coun
try since is adoption requires Il should De amended
in many important particulars.
Speaking OF the and the condition Of the country
the Fsutr complains that the General Government does
not by one vigorous effort. crush the nsurrecton ~
the Indians and declares that this important portion
OF the Coufederacy Is the eve Of being os and VIII
be lost without remedy II condemned 70 support Sill
gehsnded this disastrous war for one year longer u
proceeds TO declare that the elements oi prosperity Of
the country are nearly destroyed, and that is powers
of resistance are diminishing from day 70 day
The Yucatecos are now in possession OF Iihosuco,
Sabsn Chemax and Bacalar Col hosAdo nsd order.
ed sally 20 be made from Tihosaco By four hundred
men, TO drive back the Indians IN that vicinity This
movement was 70 have been executed on the 9th ult
The result of il had not yet been sscertained.
The schooner Rafaels from Fern Cruz. brought 70
Ssal on the Oth ult the sum oi nieen thousand dol
lsrs vot by the Mexican Congress, % asist the W.
caiecos against the savages le feniX complains that
this sum = altogether inadequate.
The war sui continued with much activity on the
part Of the savages Many skrnishes bad taken place
without snv decisive result The Bolenn Oficia gives
accounts of several skirishes near lhOsucO and "a.
ban IN which the Indians were worsied
n D Delta 3lst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
uEw PUBLICATIONS.

DoorxrSrArr HisroRr or NEw-YoRK, Vol. l.
We are indebted to Hon Christopher Morgan
Secretary OF State, for the First Volume OF the
Documentary History OF our State, arranged oy
DR.. O'CaIlashan. 1t is q large octave OF about
200 pages, illustrated by number OF maps plans
and engravipgs The map Of Nuova bdg'a' en-
crsved by Lucini, an Italian artist, about loS' |"
very curious relic of the olden times CON-
mencing with some interesting papers relating 70
the Iroauois and other Indian tribes. the volume
contains the narratives OF Pere lie Nome, he
eenesu and the other French Jesuts who pene-
,rated 70 the inland lakes of this State, from tho
Ontario side. accounts Of the expeditions OF Dc
Courcelles. De Tracy. Denonville and Frontensc'
statistical records of the settlement OF lister, or-
snge. Dutchess and other counties, history OF tne
French seignories on Lake ChamPlsin. and pa
pers relating to the early times OF New io'h'
Long Island. Oswego Osdensburgh and the MO-
hawk and Susquehsnnah Rivers. The documents
bring the history Of the State down to the middle
of the last century.
~ The NORTH BsirIsH RKvirw for May
Vol VI No ~ contains articles Moreus Philosophy
OF Religion, vsughsns Poems, Plea for Ragged
schools The Bonaparts Family, Lsysrds Remains OF
Ninoveh. The Temporal Sovereignty Of the Pope, sc.
&c H. Scott & Co. ~ Futon-st)
rr "rHE ChoLrRA. its Cause. Prevention
and Cure by CHAs RICHARDSON MD" Is neat pam
phet Of 81 pages, just issued BY Appleton & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
BrookIyn Board of Health.

FRI1ff' juno > ~
TIE Cholera has almost entirely disappeared
from this city consequently the Board Of Health
adopted the resolution to discontinue the regular daily
meetings and leave the business 10 the Sanitary Com
rnittec No report WAS made this morning. IL is now
generally believed that the epidemic which has been
called Cholera is nothing than Cholera MOrbus
and that about the same number OF every
year with precisely the same symptoms, upon the ap
uroach OF warm weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
Hoard Of Health. .FRrpAY, June

DR.. Geer the Resident Physician, reports 2o
new cases Of Cholera and II deaths having occurred
since hs report of yesterday 6 of which have been re-
ported by physicians IN private practice and io 'he
Centres - Hospital Deaths-6 in private practice and
IN the Hospital. lSigned by the Board
This diminuton Of feire cases and ser'" deaths
yesterday The number Of cases Is less than nan
Of that reported on Wednesday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

IsQuEsrs The Coroner held an inquest yester
day at the Aims House yard upon the body OF msn
whose Is supposed to be Fiddler, aged about ~
who found floating IN the East River foot Of Grand
a. The deceased dressed In a tweed cloth frOck
coat panaloons OF the same material, shirts, coarse
boot. much worn, and appeared Ia have been IN the
water about ten days Verdict, death by drowning
The Coroner held AN inquest yesterday si the Eighth
Ward station house, upon the body OF a male infant.
taken out OF sink in the of house No. - Suh
e. on Wednesday morning. Il sppesr' hat a Mrs
Scholer who has been mNried but two months 10 thu
mother Of the child and her arrest stated that the
child was stiborn and thsi she threw IL into the snk
the purpose OF preventing her husband from know
idg anything aboutit After lengthy examination the
Jury rendered verdict thst-Ihe child came % its
death by exhaustion from want of proper attention At
and after It's birth. The woman In consequence o tho
delicate state OF her health permitted 10 remain 81
her resldcnce, No. 20 SulAysnsL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
The sulphur Remedy-CO COnfirInatory.

EaNOr y Tic ITIDNntf
have seen in this days Tribune notice of Dr.
Birds proposed remedy for Cholera and ! think that
though my station is humble one ought to offer the
following TO your notice During the prevalence OF this
distempcr in 80 lived in Birmingh England
where more sulphurc Acid is made and used than any
other place perhaps, in the world and though all the
towns and villages for many miles around severe
ly afflicted the disease never reached Birmingham eX
cept in one instance OF aged female and nearly all
the ply sicans there denied that as being Cholera.
Yours, X. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
Dentb of Miss Edaeyorth.

The literary world and host of juvenile readers will
learn with sorrow. that the celebrated Maria Edgcworh,
the once popular novelist. is dead She died after few
hours illness. Monday May p. at Edge~ Orhtown IN the
County oi Longord, Ireland she was IN her sjd year
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
From the Great salt Lake and the Plains.


An Express has Just arrived from tle Great
Salt Lake with advices to the 18th Of April The TX
press had much difficulty had 10 cut their way through
snow tor a hundred miles
The ergrsnts near Laramie were enjoying good
health-fye had been killed by inJudicous use OF IRE
arms There was no end to the gold in the mountains
near Salt Lake The people of the Great Basin were
very desirous for Territorial Government VIII send
On Director Burnhyson TO Congress to farther their
views.
The Mormons have repudiated Lyman Wright IN con
sequence Of heresy
The salt Lake Setilemen, WAS very prosperous tney
have sent long important documents in the mail We
have learned nom the frontier that Pickering late pro-
pretor OF the Union had been arrested his way 10
California, and disgOrged six thousand dollars.
ARRIVAL PROM THE PLAINs-Leit California emi-
grsnts sth May two hundred and nifty miles from the
frontier they getting along very well and their
health improving they had met with no additional mo
lestaiion. An expedition that had been sent from sat
Lake had met them with orders 10 hurry on the Nor
mons bee ause A new and wonderful discovery OF gold
had been made consequently the emigrsnts generally
abandoned their wagons, and pushed ahead with their
mules and leaving provisions and much valuable pro
pcrty behind them Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE.
The steamer Empire.

PEEksKILL, Thursday, June 7-P. NJ
The Empire passed this place this afternoon in
tow of the Columbus and John Adams, on her way to
New York, supported by vessel on each side
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
The In.urgeut- nj ReIle I.Ie.

from Nantes of the 81 inst that the nsnr
gents of June transported to Belle se had cvolte and
having armed themselves with shosels and plckaxes, At
lacked The Citadel The alarm being given. the whole
garrison turned and the insurgents seeing that they
had mo- chance success attacked each other and ma he
conflict some We're killed and severely wounded. The
guilty. seeing they likely be- overpowered by the
troops ie those who had insugated them 90 revolt
\ Eualtrar
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

IEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Air Clay helied In Europe.

=--.,. ,ofice u Stewards Euogy on J. 9 Adams :
Ria,Ssv'. paper. second paragraph" Mr' ADAMS
10 Tss't'o's,!',tr I. a mic print for geaia!Hy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
ERnn sr. P,1rK.nraaH.-Ths Ba,.on Jan,na

FROM Sr. PrTERsBURGH.-The Boston Journal
OF Thursday has the following An extract Of letter
dated - Petersburg, May ~ says All iast as yet
herveen the bar and Cronstadt and below that place
and as long a. this easrery wind prevails suppose
the ice vii not be broken up. Yesterday and 10 day
our river has been quite iuA Of Lagoda iceso a. 70
make the terry very diicu and IN Tact mpTscucaole
s,rer M yesterday For several days We have had
strong east w.ad and this sui continues with low
water and cool nights. Ibs Cholers continues 70 IN
crease
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

STEAMBOAT EXPLosioS.-A letter nom Apaa-
chicola dated June l. says "Jusi our mall Is about
70 close the steamer Emily. in leaving the wharf ex-
podcd ber boilers killing and scading several lhe
boat IS perfect wreck.
Arkansas MISERAL.-On the 2ist ult. 10000
pounds y lead ore estimated 10 contain also e. 900
worth Of silver were shipped from Little Rock the
ultimsto destination being Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
CHoLEnA.

A TREATISE on Epidemic Cholera, by imbrcss
"A Tardleu, 81 D. Translated from The French ~ ssnal
'ss ~ S's''' hrSTrsSros SI % z SAVAGE. us Pearls,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

."H0oSsiS APPoINTMESTs-Th following An.
F'ips..neais Tor Wisconsin have just been made.
s,.Ssnaa~s-Ehss starr, Milwaukee: W IA Preniiss
nS0yssn Falls George c. Pratt Waukesha s. n
Bp,Ss,,sNsa ssaesvhle Alfred Sergeant Mukwonsgo H. :
Russell, Lisbon ''''''' N''''' '0""''o""' 'ii
shsrs..o hoas keepos.-Abner Rouce, Racine: JOSEPH
ia Mlwsukee, Charles ONcIl, Southport
"o'th, Port Washington Thomas C. Homer
Rr,,s. :. r Dousman, Tail Point, Green Bay)
Sse.-'- Ss~ss segr'ce--Cspt Gilbert Knapp. Racine
Burso . %'s"s on ne La@es.-lienry b. Miller
fNaf Nbt,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
BROOkLYN AFFAIRS.

IsquEsr.-The Coroner held an inques, this
morning the body OF child, which man named
Edward Dayinney was end-s.sring bury Davinner
acknowledged that he the father, and stated thst
he resided st Ia Mon st kcviork The attending
physician called and Il fully proved that tho
child died a natural death. The Jury rendered . yer
dict Ia accordance with the above facts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

SERIOUS AccIDESr.-A Hungarian named Be-
hue fell from the "a story window OF the Shakespeare
Hotel at II o'clock this morning, and In his descent
came in contact with iron rsiliug. msnsng his body
IN a shocking manner. lie was taken to the Hospital
where he recovered 50 A. 10 be able to speak.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

w NEWMAN co. Publishers, Boukselers sisu0b-
ers ke ia9 Broadway N y-Consisnty o. hsnd IN qasn-
uues school and Classical Booss from thore useess.fy ~
The hrs primary essses 10 those 10 Tho mosi sd'sncet
classes In Academies ami Colleges
THFoLOsICAL ssD MisCtLLAsf0Cs booss-A srn'ts
assortment 90 hand and ali sooss offered - shs
lowest prices -. - o.,
RLsSs Boog.-Ledgers, Day Books, Cash BOOKS ne,
cei pt Books Rscord. kc Lc IN fs and hal oidlns al
hind and qualflrs ---- y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

AL syrtu % ~ IN Nav ORLEANS The Boston .yoyr.
who l.s, ,"SSisasy Sy says We learn from gentleman
was rssin" 0feans on the l7th ult that the Cholera
tent al ~ thAt city at that time % as great an ex
Orlesp, 10y y previous period this year The New.
ect MAINTAIN complete silence on the sub
ecturs lor what reason il would be hard 10 con.
city i well lset That the Cholera is raging in that
connec,,' AAo"n 10 every merchant having busiucss
eounec,as e' IN New-Orieans Many Boston merchants
eonsIgnv.niih WIN the NewOrleAbs trade, have large
owiss OF goods there, which cannon no sod
salns suSdufe eIufe prosraton OF business by the pre-
nor ., "nnan Fleming was arrested in Balti
Hooke, w,, V.n INST on charge Of asssuting Samuel
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

nooFISG.-oood~in'sP Psi-nt Cement shesthing
liz ~, eo.f. M cheap hfht and dursble-pfice Il ceuts
pc. foot aid on roagk hesioes boards. cent gss feSt
- coii.vs. place near Cbsmberss References " Bee.
ford rodf done 1850 feet e3 Cenrest DcCosss, root
done s65 feet WesLst. Aiderman Ferns, rOof done,
.sas feet ~ 0rcenrlehsl OF G. Ely roof dcns Ln'
issL lto troptsi ~ IN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

COPrER ORy.-The schooner Spartan 10 on her
way from ssu' sts Marie with cargo Of 90 tons cop
per ore from the Cf Mlnes-the fret shipment of the
season liis bound Tor Pittsburgh ria Cleveland
Detroit Advertiser ath
FiRr.-At Augusts. Me on the lat inst the
dwelling house Of Harvey l.. Gushing on Orchard st
was burnt up. Insured for o. 30
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

Asarc Golden Life Drops an East India pfeparauOnl -
certain and falling preventive of the Choier. u %
also positive n taken in he early stage. q The dis
ease The ate DR. Gram. Il Ssw-York City. prescribed
,he above preparation n ~ of The Cholera
rng ilE DR. Burrows, Il Philadelphia, also prescribed
n over - cases Neither u The above physicians oct
single patient Every man. woman and ch.d should pur.
chase bottle mm@d atey. and sesp % In hef pocssts
Price 81 cents o V CHfLDs Co. sole ffopnetofs,
Phade paia { II Rlse, ls1 Broadway, only sgent fof
Ne~.lnrx .e8 MNLs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

Found SIcS.-Byan Welch was found sick IN
the Bowery last evening when he WAS taken to the
Hospital in Centrest
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
Igoutd Hair u,. Irnrroves 4.

~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved - a. 70 color th-
laif kers TIE muulruf % srp~i Wiihit me east
rlry s entirely free from uar -.sani 0inf snd can e
washed le strongest soap Immediately % 10 applied
VIt.uu waiting f0 dry pr sale, ~ appnrl A. bsTcHt
L0R's W4g Factory. Mall--t myl3 I4lAASat
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
GENERAL NOTICES.
TO THE PIIuI.IQ

~ IL L. with inossbs regret that the undersg gned
called b.for. the public 20 handy words With one
known him by card published In several of the mos,
Influential papers In the county observe hai some one
has mouopoised my name. which 10 al my inheritance,
and has doubtless been perp-tratns speculsons un my
credit feel but due 10 The public and myssf 10 dsa
vow any knOwedge ot or srgusnsnce ~ih him. of such
persons Il evident that his Intention 10 60 sup~fs~ds
the "Cy of the Affecs, Tor u Las heeu wei under
stood among friends thai after niss onr
tho United STAIRS my design was % visit MescO-ent
be- taken fon The Poet one. there letters oi n
innsic value but myself bul fOf this, and -
anb guuus card publ shed th. Spirit of tho Tunes
New York should not have condescenced 10 nofce ths
presumption and efroniery of this indivdus-usuffnR.
he does himself tho world Of magic and nccfgmansy
IN ustice To- myself snd my friends IN hesir".
vel th0.s this country and Europe u 10 bat pro
per that should hi. vile Imposition bu shor
will before shall he In the city 81 Ncsco
and prevent fraud. hope q. sefs Intended fof ne.
will be- addressed 20 Don AonfO De Hesione
would most respectfully thans my friends and edors
of The different public newspapers Tor the snd ns"Fon
II this card
real artist docs not require 20 Interfere With another
persons business aud gentleman would be- guilty %
,landenng his ncighbors name.
r. nay Intention 10 perform In New Yerk ard boston.
this SIMMER Hfhh ALkkANDFh "
June !. laf3 le5l~l The Magician
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
IN HAMrsHIRs- The Legi.Iature Of thI. Sac

NV HAMPsHIRE.-T The Legislature Of this State
convened at Concord Wednesday, the 9th inst The
senate organized by the choice Of WILLIAM p
WEEKs Loco, Of District No. H. as President and
Francis r. Chase, Clerk Mr. Weeks was unanimously
elected and Mr. Chase received votes 10 for John b
George. In the House, SAMUEL II. AVER chosen
Speaker and Thomas J Whpple Clerk The vote for
Speaker stood for : II. Aver Loco Of Hills0orough
ioi Edmund Parker, Wing, Of Nashua 81 samuel Lee,
Frce-Soil OF Nc" Ipswich 10 and Scattering, The
vote for Clerk stood Thomas Whpple. Loco ljs
Isaac Sturteyant, Wing 30 Cyrus X. sanburn. j.
and Scattering and Blank, l3
In Convention Of the two Houses Committee was
appointed 70 the votes Tor Governor sc. and
report, and the Legislature adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
TnE Mrrnonl.r cnrkcn PRarrnrr ors.rIos

We learn. says the Cgmm0ciai. that the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. have after some delay com
mcnced legal proceedings for the recovery Of what
they claim their share OF the Church property, ac-
curdug o. the terms ot the " plan of separation mu.
tuay agreed boy the North and South AZ the General
Conference ot l-ii hut a'erward declared 70 be un
constitutional by the Northern Church. at the General
Conference n l-is The gentlemen empowered to
conduct the suif-Rcv pr Bnscom and cthcrs-have
caused writ be- served the trustees ~ the char.
tered fund OF the Church. rctunahe at the July term
the United States Court tor the Eastern District oi
pennsyvauiA II seems probable that the second refer
OF the matter hy the Church North 10 its annual
conferences viii result more iugoraby than fhe hrsi
md that the desire 20 srbrac the difficulty will be gen
ersy expressed and the south probably design only
boz ready o. prosecute their claims in rae Of second
failure 90 the annga conferences o. authorize an ami
cable adjustment
The Re1ffors San has the following tclcgraphlc die
patch dated Alexandria. va. June D. J. NJ
Much excitement prevails hero this evening origin
ane in the recent division oi the members ot the
Methodist Episcopal Church the subject u slavery
and the srganyation ot two official bodies Thus alter
noon ihc only Church ~ that denomination IN The city
va. taken p0-sc--un oi hy The officers of that portion
oi ihs Church uftcaiiu. with the Church SOUTH who
claim fu hc logo representative of the Methodist Fps
ropsI Church sud entitled f0 the building Tho ques.
non wil doubtless bo thrown into Court Tor adudica
ton
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY, June g. lst9.
FIRE-A FIRE broke out about 10 O'Clock last
evening in the back basement OF house zi Houston st.
but WAS soon exunguished with triaing damage
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

BuRSISG or TIE SrE,NRR MAID % ERiS.-
There were reports In the city last evening that the
Maid Of Erin Steamer which has kept the communi.
cation between Easport and John was burnt ~ her
wharf AZ - John yesterday We have 40 paruc,. ,.srs
but hear that she was insured bOston Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

SUDDEN DEArH-Ofcer Hart last evening
found poor man named Peter NeGlynn In the street.
suffering from sickness lie was placed on cart 10 90
taken TO the Police Court but before arriving he died
The Coroner will hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

ANTI Rent IS DELAWARE CO.-TwO very spir-
tied Ambient meetings have been recently held in
Delaware Co. ROBERT SCOTT, Esq. presided at the
Equal Rights demonstration held in Boyina tie lst
inst The DAM Frcqaus Airocd says the meeting was
held for the purpose Of reorganizing the town with
the view Of cooperating with the other towns in this
county that labOrng under the bAghung curse Of
patroonery
GEORGE A. PHELPS. Esq. presided at the meeting Of
the Equal Rights party Of the town of Colchester on
the 3lst The following resolutions were introduced
and adopted
H1ee6s The end. object and efforts Of the friends Of
The Anii-ten now are, and have always been 10
eradicate put end 70 the leasehod sy-einwlch u
contrary the sprt and genius Of republican insu
uons and which has. aud Is destroying The energies
DISTURBING the peace and II Ike canker, winch ehts dp
the best interests and profits OF large portion Of our com
munity Therefore,
Rcsored That we believe that the landlords ute 10 the
Hardeuburgh patent il audglent that the more We eK
anime. the believe II isa fraud, and Their un"l
ingness establish the justice Of their claims proves ihe
fact.
the lands are held IN the State of New Ork AntDemo
critic In lie spirit and may and should not exist in Re
publican Government; and there can be no injustice 10
having their title they have any. tested II hey have
valid grant from the King OF England, made before lI1
they need not fear.
Re,oire9 That we A. the tenants under the easehod
system having deep interest do request and petition as
matter OF right strict justice mat the justice OF me 81
preme Court may application, grant an injunction Tor
the stay Of the farther collection OF rents on sald lands
until the determination of the commenced IA behalf 90
the State against the landlords for the recovery Of ne
land
Rc,olred, That will pay rent unless legally
cOmpe led 10
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
LoNoFELLow,s NEW WORK.


Il AvASAGH, Tale By Henry wsdsworih Long
myla HUSrIScroSs sAvAos. as Ps.ri.t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

rr Water Cure.-Dr MygsEE's Orange Mountsin
Wsier Cure establishmeBt al south Orange, n. 10 now
open for tho reception u patients The establishment has
one o the most desirable loc atoms fof the pFsccs Of tho
Water Cure snd s hued up lns very supenof manner,
having private baths attached To Tho patients rooms Tho
cars or South Orange thu foot of COflsnd-t si
ociock A N and " daily, reaching south Orange IN
ono hour Letters circulars addressed To Dr. Mftgts.
=. .I.ve ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

~ Wafer-Care Institates.-Ds TsalL fseeyes
patients al commodous city establishment - ltgh.t
one door from NJ Johns Para, and Al Oysrf Bay, l. lie
CON psent .ssstans for outdoor pracucs Coz
suitguous, verbal or by letisr, " mID I'm