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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14
Life ut sharon springs.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


SHARON SFHINos, July ?, 1872.
Sharon never was more inviting than stthe pres
ent season. The picturesque landscape that
stretches far away to the North never looked
greener or brighter. TIE sky never was purer,
and the soi. breezes that come down from the
mountains never catered the locks or famed
the cheek with a touch more dccste or more refresh
ng The mineral water bubbles up from its rocky
depths cool sparkling and heslthiul snd whether used
q. beverage or in tie bath u sends lively thrill OF
vi,or through the sysiem Every city and town may
oe Visited by the dreadful scourge tia snroudns the
aaton gloom yet In this charming and secluded spot
OF earth the fret symptom Of that awful disease never
nrudes 10 excite pass.os apprehension IN the mind
II De true that sulphur Is "a snudote 10 Cholera ana
that il never known 70 pTevsi. IN the vicinity o.
sulphur SPRING. this whole region may mock 81 the de-
.iroyer Every one who has ever heard Of sharon
knows that the Atmosphere for miles arounds 'mpies
mated With exhaslons from the Springs and the nrsi
waning he traveller receives u his approach 70 tu'
place the powerful but not pleasant odor tlst 50
utes MS an not writing % pur ihese Spiih5s'
Or % induce strangers 10 visit them TOE united hc
commodsiious that afforded 70 tue usveins puohr
are often oespoGen months before the tenants Hii'
and suA there are hundreds who every yea un.u.
themselves happy IL having oees erned 70 id.s away
weeks among the may ceg htfl- rrrs pleasures
winch sre here 10 Be found
Mr. LAsdon, the proprietor Of the Pavilion has
sin the last built entire ue~ oatnin nous
more accessible and convenient than ne iorn' one
this % or the .pec accom- mod srOn Of BIS TAR guess
he has likewise been mindful Of the interests o. NE
many bachelor friends. BY enlargins the uuHdih-
dedicated exclusively % them. And ID every oePa'r
aleut 81 his vast establishment there y coaiyrt
oropreiy. and justssyol -Stnt T. not excel4ed ~
the best public hotels lac Continent Ire zeh-e
manly snd attentive proprietor Of the hote al ine ioos
So b NJ haaa Il
40 =. 70 make them worthy the ateu
ou Of yislors DO prefer reside near the springs
and soouin az b.. 1isnmenfs ROT NJ east afon-
the en1y euts AZ mi. place There i something lefe
for ex,rci.e .,rpg AZ bowling or Billiards sno, In
Toe pistol gslery or hsndu OF mustard SEED alaoog
h. Eoodeock waking ROD or sshins rod, qustrie.
ganopsde poks--one must oc an lnerea 10, y
have his spirits touched win nue. A. fOsy As laa'
watch colors the Summers sunset
Very t-uiy yOlrs. hAhAf " iLDNAf
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FPos AsriGUa-Csv,. Krran of the big
Fs.nion. arrived ~ this port this morning from AZ
xuz wnsnce he sailed On the lot inst reports that bs
sand was suffering greatly sccOunt Of long droVtn,
there osvnz been lttle rain six months pat
he ponds al entirely dry snd the stock dAiy per
islinz tor want u water IL was IN contemplation IN
less speedily relieved BY rsns ~ send % tho neignDof
Inz Islands for water. American proysions continued
abundant Bat Pa l2tn.
FiKxAr G.RDIsEE ME- The BaRzor nAig
Of the lltn inst Gays hre occurred Friday morning
near the Of Gardiner. in the spo, called New
Miii Village consuming saw mil, sssn and bind lac
tory, several dwelling houses the paper warehouse ~
Ne.sr, Richards and Hoskin., and was still burning
~aen tae sf threatening much more desirrc
tiOn.
Rior At sr. JoHS On Thnrsdsy morning last
serious not occurred ~ 81 John, B. under these
circum.,snees The Orange Proestsnts lsfr the city
- met several Lodges a Indians Town aud vni" on
the Wsy were assa-lea by parry Of Catholics Dsring
the aeitc tNeiy. were killed and 4 namber wounded.
Troops then lnterered and qgellsd the disturbance
DeOrrH-Th- BoffoR Journal 4 Thgrsisy,
says We earn from TIE Interior Of VIEW Hampshire
hat little rs-n has fallen since ms nfst u June
and TIE grOHiDz erDp. have sua,Ted materially in con
segufnce. Unless copio1s showers are soon expert
encet ihe crop. vii D. almost entirely ruined.
~ JsmesM Jones 1ss found n@r the bank
u se Canal at sagsnnsh, Ga, TIE 7th inst killed
81 three s1cksnOt wounds Ia The bad How be came
. BE- sEoi Is nysiesy.
u The farmers Ia Caygzs eeneca and Aonro~
that tie o. sesyi!" " ,yT bas destroyed very con
siderable portion Ct their wheat
~ The CniOn Convention. 10 Cbensneo
county, could not sgee. The Hunksrs bad msjorty'
however and passed their resolscns sfter ~n4.n ine
Free Sellers ne; and did likewise All Eve ''af'
" Senator Slwsso who hss been u ait-n1-
gDon the Circuit coar; al can-nd.izas iof ne
ssI tnr.e weeks wa taken dangerously ~ N taaI VI
age on Tuesday sat
.ro-g the s,r,vsl. Of disunzusted persouazes. the
name. q Geu Herrer. Of Mexico and HOn J. .ids,
II New Orleans.
n IA Clement, DOW Madame Gslott. hss
ben tried and acquitted # New Orleans on The 7th Of
to- charge Of for.ng nose Ia April !ast 10 tie amount
OF 5000 Oh Antoine A.ehs1c
NR CsLHoUSs ADORESs--The PeadISfoH ~
Hs,ssaz0 Of the ON inst ssys We are prevented
~ circumstances beyond our control from paoseing
tE4s sdas.ss MS week. Il WI appear - cur aszh
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~ Poly1 EIlnl,Arlo, -Trom Iettsr o

WEST folNr tNAhlN ATloN .- I rom letter OF
Gen KfNo Que Of the visitors Al West Poiat 10 his pa
per a, MSsukce--the >eaflei-we take the following
Toward the close of the Examination. Gen. Scott
up from New York and reviewed tho corps in fun
uniform attended by l., siah. The show WAS ave-,
tar one The Genera himself noble looking a..
der towering up foot Or fwp above the heads oi
those around him. was ~ h. might well BE- =" the ob
served 90 vi nb-ersers while the Cadets, indi iduay
aui collectively devoted tn Ibis glorious Chef proud OF
the opportunity Ut paying him a military compliment
and most snNOus 10 satisfy he experienced eye car
RED lhcmselsti through the review with the steadi
the precision ana the erect bearing OF vecTans OF
aiiy yesr-
B1oi all thess ooaferai. that which gave me person
dly the greatest pleasure. meeting on the 18th oi
June the SIM, versary at graduation Of th0se
brs o cs.s OF l-s9 49, Who CHANGED 10 BE- 1T Wesi
Point There were hut ELK present Col Bliss. Gen
Fay Tors 40 iutant General Lseut Col. ScOtt, Gca
scouts Al { ten. Capt @ " Culum. distinguish
I'd Office u The T. : Engineer Corps. Capt ). smith
the Assistant Professor Of Drawing ~ the Academy.
geuteman Of fne taste aud accomplishments. and my
self We called the roll OF our class, O2l in mum
rer o. tho commencement and - the close OF the
years term and found that Of the % Who grsdu.
Ted In 80 IS we're dead ~ SIN IN service, and N Ell
gagged ia different yufrnits Of ciyiie OF mo IS dead
lost their lives the battle usds Of Florida and
Mexico Our gathering. though T. called up some sad
memOrss revived, TOO, nsny grateful recollecuons,
and BRIG hteDed Ink which Time may rust perchance,
cut cannot sunder.
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tanned The sa-s have been ss.4sy bses. Of ~nch
~ D0 psre TAX - sp.cu.ator. ana 100 for export
auedca4 -s,crlaoaa ron.st u 700 Jplalis -
80 9oo9o Orleans r. =! ~. vita 90 o1o a. ii
Is % Ast4rns and Noble 81 sds5sd 800 sea Island
e. q. "a lcid Fsir rpsni and Mobile quoted ~ ~
Fsr Orleans ?; I'D I'd q! ior rnidtnz qualities.
The SALE On FRIDAY slnoll.,d % no bales.
TIE reports o. tne Havre MARKET are very fs-ors5.s
the demsnd beng active al proving rates
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LATFrT TWT fNIW LEIIFTF TTI7IU Tt'W ? 'F'HI''
May - received here yesterday via Baltimore
One Of ha, date from passenger In the bark su-sn
which arrived the previous evening 10 y days IRON
Se~ York. lssiied 10th March, contains the following
I o give you idea OF the extent Of the Caiiornl'
grafton there have been. altogether 30 vessels 10
tn. port bound thther aud there here the "a
I'm. which sailed from New York 10 days before "
the GleDmOre from Richmond Va With the Madden
Mining Com 9sny on board. 81 in number and IN all
should think - 90 - vessels bound 10 aAtOrnls VIII
ABOUT / no migrants.
About se California ships stopped AZ ~ Catharines
possession Of the town, ana raised regular ron
there 90 that troops and vessels sent down FROM
here and one Of our vessels ~ war also went down
TINS probably refers % the old affair
The steamer santa Crnz, from tbs United states
bound ~ Caiorns. wac lost few days sgo, 90 miles
south of lhls-all hands saved. Jour. Of Com.
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From the Plains.

The following letter ~" received 'e" days
slAcs By the friends OF the writer
Fosr CHiIps. May q lsl9.
On the l7th We were attacked y The Ps~nee ladAns
sbo.t clock a. night They erept Up rsvins ~it1
ins f-E step. OF our quail. sad eonmencsd 'asklss
tie buffalo skins that were !. 1-lt inei ,n4lA
gave them leo .hois and they rctreaied They fought
attn tonahswk aud arrow. oai ~e kept them - us
lance 80 they raised the yell snd EFT Is ne nave
ben on the Plains u 9ays-tneEe q 10 lAoe3 except
Ne ~. nov on the Platte RlVsr-we follow i 80
mie.-grss. is plenty and getting better Last night
-, -. -, ,s-ourh the hes1-he was supposed By
- -. -. - =. fSs.p-4c1 Ssc and Fox nd ans are
ssrpoet her Tsey are goirg - fgsi tn Ps-nee.-
n y5u ssnt some iuE come ever md chase ihe bo-.
-. We Lllet = yearin. yesterday and had Ene
fes.t Today We killed Two s-ie.opes
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Cholera In New Richmond, Ohio.


NV RloHNoNp loly I. l-is
We have had good deal % sickness here ever
since the lst oil last month The ChOlcrs made It's aP
peaTsnce here about the l0h and has been raging here
with terrible violence since Our town before TIE
Cholera made is appearance contained about l-tN ID
hsoitsnts now there scarcely 400 People, terror
stricken, have oed IN AT directions Stores closed,
business has been Suspended, everything Is neglected.
ali seems gloomy Snd aesponding. Ia proportion 10
greater here than IN your city For the = hours com
neuclng Saturday 10 o'clock there were ~ deaths io
the ~ hours ending Thursdsy - noOa there were 10
deaths The physicians think y Will s6a;e now as the
weather Is more favorable The principal remedies are
cslome snd ice wster.
Our venerable " City Fathers have taken no action
IN regard 10 the epidemic Large ponds OF stAgusnt
water are left stAndsg IA .hc fats. No provisions
have been made In regard 10 the sick and destitute AL
persons are len 20 the Of themselves ine motto
Of the Council IL, every one for himself and the
Cholera for us all
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~ UINIdfnd.-IHr De TOtIiofs afs heftty uOlfef
Tho, dividend. The ,sc ~ sis per cent et
suuum, "a al sums OF :, AMI upwnd and less han SIC
and hve cert per aurru on AT Guns ~ $50 sDd np
ssfd, watch have been deposited ~ least hires months
previ H. lot vii be pad Ia depcs snd .nsf
Monday the 10 inst during ne hous Of business 81 The
baus All interest not called too will rsmsia principal
aid draw interest accordingly from 1T int
1 he Bens 10 open Tor business Moud.ys rhnrsfsys
and SATURDAY,. tom 10 oeioek ~ 10 Howery
nv order II the rrusie.s JAMkS MILLS, Pr--ld Of
o. II. CossEsHALL. Secrrfsry. biS lw
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Breadsfun-.

Wheat F!oar AID Corn nave been steady during the
week though there y some du ,o1sfd re close
Western Flour brought a IS for superior inspect
q qualities. though some sales q iaeror ade
o. 81. s2ls6i Ohio 1js ~ "a Philadelphia . q
"a Baltimore %. 5ia 2js.
White en- beng scarce l. worth Pc -. 50, and
yellow ia liberal supply 81 q 55s Corn Veal - rs
per barrel Nheatf ids Is al
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nrrr-D,u1and limited without change IN -alas.-
fo4g-Oer.ln nd isr lowest quality, on.y Wes,sEn, has
soae % a. irresl.ar pnces. BAco>-AfnTs.s JAZZ. 3
end holders e-m. HAYS scarce and inquired for -
sH.uLDrHs--A fair demand At IS GO 22s- LAao-
10 tons sold Al steady prices CHrr7E-75 boxes 20
Nsgars Of ordinary quality. sod AZ 5's fs 3ls 81 -
Good DID, ~ for small quantities
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IN WETALs DO ctaTsF
FREIoHTs very dull durn. the week, with NJ.
nerous arrivals and rates decidedly lower. PAS
sENoKn. are scarce and taken a. lower prices To
New.York dead weight IS los per ton. fINE GOODS.
Us 70 is 81. HARDWARE, rs 8. LARTHEN.wAsE, o..
TO Boston, dead weight, Is Cd l5s. FINE GOODS
~. HARpwARr 1Js. EARIEKS WARE, -.
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MIMI rfOrrs.

7uErE.1INE--l 90 bols spO rough sold Al IS d
sY1nrrs dull al 30s RosfN, 800 o5ls comm Amber
sold st2s Cd a q ID. IALLow. 50 casks hue North
american sold a. 81. 81 Sd OILS 50 tons Southern
whale sold It sz7. Sperm sta decline s5s p BuK
s. hhd- fret quality Philadelphia
QUEHcI1EoN sold at - ID
AsHEs-lO0 bbls Nev.York Pots ard Pearls sod a.
2cs @ 26s 6.
RrcE-500 tlerces good new Carolins bs7s brought
Is 81 los
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Lara YPosVCS,ZrELA.-B B. sls'e arrival from
Porto Csbeio, have sdvices from that country "a
toe 2th " June Letters o. hst date state that Mona
gas was I'LL n0min.ly ruler OF the country. The en-
oarrssed state o. the no-nces Of the Cove nmsnt hid
way improved, and change 0f rulers wss daii )
anticipated Ia bad IL not been for Paezs asst a.;
tompt ~ revolution by military tore. he would nos
probably be At the head Of affairs Papers contsinins
articles Of the revolutionary nature have BEEN
pub.hed a. Csr-ccss The seat u Government without
n Jlesislon On the part Of tbs authorities.
Boston Traveller l2.h.
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Cotton.

Owing to the unfavorAOle accounts by the LAST Ansr
can steamer Of the growing crop there has been no ex
en.ive business transacted during the past week An
.. vAnee OF 70 d. For day or two after the sTnFsi
Of the Niagara the demsnd WAS particularly animated
bat Tor the lAst two days il has been more ncaerse'
with An increased quantity oAers, and the extreme
sales Of the early part Of ths weck are scarcely su+
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N.w.yo,k Pos, ono. Appointments.

Fa0s JrLf U-D-rl no. nr->n- Go frs srs@eyl Gree
Rs.f ,t 60 j-r,m- E.ssrd -, Hir-' Gu at G.
L4tn-f r,ss Wet H.rr-s Mnrfs c. J0h cutter. ~
nod Nngts c. 's.h- s.p- k-~u- Es.t c. ssph-n PAT
rit- Carft-fe Dlt,h~-s Co ws.-y -isfssi s.th A.
NJ 'nsh-.fe Re- Ho-s Do Joha B-'s- M.r1- %
- c. Dsrs FlIs'i f-rhfse Csaes-s Co Guy Csrs
lor--.in-. D-Aassf- Go G'fha tAosay &c. J0gfa.l
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T"TaE AssxlcAs MssrRsL By Gsose,

" TIE AsERlcAS Mt>srkEL by Ctoh0,
AsDKEws and AsAHEL ASSET" is a collection 4
ssme seventy songs, glees and religious chants,
with Introduction containing elementary IL
ssraction in the rudiments OF melody and vocai
music By L. WILDER. The songs taken II gen
efal as Sc ecrisns Tor the book Of the average
merit, while not untrequenty we have words and
melody OF superior order. as Mrs. Hemaus
e o 'erthe Far B Tue Noaatain''-F lorence NcCsr-
thys- Waiting fOr tie Miy"-O.Ani Bourne 9
Little Nisbs." "Libsrty's Auction, AID Others
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Ca,olna WacAnaN. that at the Wing Convention held
Monroe Union County, on the 4lh instant Hon 3D.
aUrp pEsrrRy wa. nominated az candidate FOR Con
rres. In the lid District Whether Messrs Dockery,
Little and Ingram have retired from the field, or
whether Gen Dockery Is sull determined to hold on.
we arc not Informed but hope they will abide the
decision OF this onyenton and not cause the election
of sueh Loco as Green w. Caldwell. who will oppose
every Wing measure.
The last 0reensb1ro Potyio' states that Dr. IBoMAr
w. KEEN, Of Rockingham. Is candidate for Congress
IN opposition 70 Hon A n sgEFPERD, the former
WhIr member from tho xvIllth District.
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Hos. DAVID WiInOT-Col Benton's Davy,
wiluiot the Provso man, made patriotic and eIo'
qusnt Fourth Of July Grafton at Frenchs Mills Brad
ford Co Pa largo ooncourse Of Northern Penney J.
,anisns present and the Towsnda ReporteT says;
without dwelling upon the past, ne portrayed IN
plse,ue .iylc IN. aowery paths aud cheering pros
uects Of the promising future. lie said that with the
settlement Of this country new spirit sprang INTO a
stsnoe Then the objects OF human gov rnInent-
besan 10 be- understood and the individual rights oil
mankind came 10 be- Acknowledged and respected -
This spift su exists and under the influence OF thc
Christian nell gion il destined ere long to renovse the
world In this onward march Of knowledge aud OF
liberty. our country must take the lead and the ON
nipotsnt arm of that God which delivered Moses from
IN. thrsldom Of Egypt will yet deliver our world from
the dominion Of ignorance and every species OF oP
preston
Many excellent toais were offered breathing ike MI
Wimots Grafton the advancing .pirit OF the age
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The Whig State Convention met as appointed
and nominated the following ticket for Board Of Public
Works
Fo, Pre.tds.t THo8As J. McB,AS. Of Marion Co
Tor Seoraarv - ALLISON Of Monroe Co
Tor Treasure, IA STEWART, Of Van Buren, Co
The State Wing Executive Committee Tor The CON
ing year IL As follows
L Cook Of Scott II. w. starr Of Desnoine' >. H..
coyls. ~ lee p B Pagan Of Polk II. D. Downey Of
Johnson, Platte Smith Of Dubuque, Ford OF Jefferson
The Loco POGO State Convention nominated an entire
nov Get Of men for their Board For President VIM.
Patterson for Secretary, Iesse Williams fer Treas
ureY George Gillespie.
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during the last 4 hours there have been y cases d
Cholera reported 70 This Office Of "aich have pfoT'o
AL. VIZ wiIsm c Adair Furman.st A. Cr'nm'
Hudson av. James Ward, aged g. Thery.'t Mar
.ery Hslpenny aged p. aged .. Goidst- Marry IN
Dis. aged q, Prince e. Elizabeth Craven ase' a.
Hieks.L J. n. cussn, s.ed %, sehermerhorn 81 3
female tnsns and sge not given by Dr. Green Power
q, md Raymond Burke sged a, Divisionst.
CsAs 5. J. GooDkIca Health Pnysi0sn.
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80 h,n ,,nrm ps..ef over ipari. o. ID

&C. of Lycomiu.. Columbia and LuzsrDe, Pa
- 80 ,s-,t. since u unlsga violence IN Nancy
M IL. vicinity Il vas not uncommon 10 'ee h.l 'cns
=. - ~ Of mans hst They measured and
- +. circumference. sni weighed high .
arnce. windoE slAss Was broken and TIE crops
mach Injured
D.srxsurH CoLLT6E-CLt.s or lsll.-The
,.erS ~ H. Psrrn says thsf the class which grsdI
s,ei Il Dartmouth Coese IN l-ll sre - have e--ss
.ssng Ias yeaE, a. Ihe Alma Ulster g u. d.y se.Ors
Commencement
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Braael published at Indianapolis Indiana. states that
Augustus Litelohn. the celebrated ReviVsls recently
died in the Ohio PenientiOry, whittier be had been
sent under the assumed name OF Hamilton but just
previous to his death acknowledged that he none
other than Ltilejoho the Reviyallst
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REV. DR. BEEoHER.-The Boston Journal, upon
authority contradiots the report that Dr. Lyman
beechsr intends to 10 the East 10 reside tie
will remain connected With Lane Seminary
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re- FATHLR MATHEW, 1t appears,will not take
MP his residence In Boston at the Marlboro Hotel
~ previously iniimsted but will become the guest O
The Adams House
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~ wigs Wigs, Nis-.-Ciursis ~d strangers
informed th.i he largest cheapest aud hesi sssofl
of wigs half wigs tVupces hfads IT Ouf hair snt
other ornamental hair to be found sGCHCssr a
Hs,ap's = Maiden lane The traie supplied 80 $50
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the extension OF the Harlem railroad. nofth ffom Dover
ans particularly the eastern rOgfe. uviet 20 a.
snd meeting Dover PLANE the i'm July, instant.
a. N o'clock In tue T. r~noon
The odicefs and ckhoders ~ said COMPANY par
ucusTly invited 10 attend said meeting.
BY order ofths Central COMMITTEES olNosIh kasi. Dutch
: County.
North East July 2, isa3 usfw
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uEaRD Of n Msdenl.rs. whose classic style Of cutirs
ana dressing hair deserves 4" nrstfsie uoucs, have
adopted he plan Of furnishing every customer ~ih t~o
-iesn hair brushes THIS certainly tho acme ~ clssn
ness and comfort lon Ina
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BOARD of Health Boz.

BOARD Of Health .FaioAY July y
~ Gyy,. the Resident Physician, reports - ne"
chole. snd p deaths, as having occurred nnce
h.rspor Of yesterday re'urued IN the following order
N-'~f D.sf-..
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Mat AsESr.-We understand that MAJOR Jos
L. Harper Of the Post Ooe Of this city. has accepted
the appointment Of Mail Agent between this city and
Newly York endered 10 him by the Postn ssier General
on renewing The resignation Of A. j. Griswold, Esq.
IPhlL North American.
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" liquid UnIr D,e improved 90 - 70 tuI"t ""
lar whskefs INC applied ~ithuai The least
injury entirely free unpleasant OdOf, and car -
sashed with the strongest soap immediately 10 10 applet
Nlthout waiting 10 dry For sale. applied al bArehI
LoR's wig tsctory. .Msil-.t myi5 IufhNsNu
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patients a. us cUumcdiOus cty esisbhshmcu - Lslshi
door from - J0hn- rsfk. ard NJ Oyster R.v L
tie has also peient assistants outdoor prscucs
Consultations. verbal ~ hy letier, ~ "a I'm.
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" Mrs. ". -. Geve Nichols. wssr-cur- rhy,.
lar ~ L~kins tco Cousr tsuons ron 10 A N sofPN
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GENERAL. NOTICES.
~ Fowler n Wells, Phrensiss i.ts and
Hblishers. Clnion Hal ls Na..aa 81 us.r tle F.rs

~ J. W. Gloves, Denti-t, 81 Hud.on.sI oppe.
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ts Restoration Of Natural sishf.-Profsssor
sD~sO>, u Preserves ali Restores tAu natural &C. hi.
sight snd ioes away with glasses suufpN
Office days 10 New lufk. the last ihTss OF each wees ~
arrrns No from Broadway N Boston No Other DAYS.
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Cholera at the West and south.

70" We are indebted to Dcckray 4 Co.'S EX
press for Providence papers Of Thursday
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PoLfCg CoVRr-A follow named Z \. n. Nichols WAS
arrested n o'clock his morning charge ~ Nr-aiJn
n q stab John Harrison residing on ibs corner Of West
aud Courtand lie committed .Olrcers Smith
ana Col no Of the First Ward Yesterday arrested man
named Mchssl MaAer bench warrant. wherein he
stands CHARGED with The of murder committed ln
L sier Cpuay he delivered In charge Of Officer
from ,ie County, whs conveyed hun back 10 await bis
,rN... The store of Mrs-rs T. ron Maouey - Waief
entered last night hy scoundre no edere
entrance through me second story window Lasi
evening. shout O'Clock Bsmed Robert Cr0ss Wa
taken mo custody charge Of stesl4g 81 rom WIN
S'earns. ~h Tho later VS. bathing lu The Washngon
iih ID me Battery lie committed for svnniusrT
Boo. Mm Davis snd John Brian were arrested eAry tns
morning -eaIuz watch sui money from Inoa
hcnuedy They were committed for trial.. Margaret
Murphy arrested for sealing 30 yanis of gingham
from Charles Moore 4 CO t6 8r-nf.st Held answer