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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

NIR. JACOB BERG vii find letter for lin, apps
vi reUuy Of importance by inquinuc Of CHARLES BUB
DETT, Mayors Clerk, IN the City Hall. ar 81
1 UsT- Yesterday shernoon 15h inst between 3 ard 8
L0clock $50 noie Of The City Bank " IN Wsil-si
between William and Broad The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving The same Al c Z. ". ThWlNG's
Exchange Ofhce 81 Wsllst 27f3.'
MONEY FUUNp.-A smal sum OF money was found
vi 10 HsnOver-st today. Toe owner may recover bio
property by applying at his Office Geo Snow 94f3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
|,ALlFOnNIA.-An association Of 10 persons ;, now

A NALEFtsa NfA.-An btsiclhloh 81 ~ F-N"Ns ~ ~"
heinz pot M 10 t4ke me Ishnus route aud steamer om
Pspsms Its proposed ID nyest sou each ssing esp
4 sock Of 5000 snd 10 eNpeud 500 fof an DUNK anl
...s TSe osft Ia part 0 consist OF machinery Tor gof
ssshine worked principally by horsepower The paLc-
ulss Of mis- machinery vii b. satisfactory explained vw
"a rarers rschini.ts ard others who Of strictly mora
rs Bio. ard can give the beet Of reference o Character an
slifcston. sy oin The association note addressed
N Iiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
Passengers Arrived
MARINE JOUREE

Iasap Conb1 froz LfveP,oi-A Hoag, Walker judd an
so siesrag~.
In be,l Byron from Bl1ie-T Murphy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

The CALIFORNIA OF $50 tons Cspt Glove
and vorbes the PANAMA, OF .os7 tone, Capt W sm
stout, tho OREGON, Of ,cys toos Capt Robert h. Pe0-
on-now their way me Psclnr arc nisndei Ia lsave
pansms for ports In California tho 25th Of each month
An xpersnced surgeon will accompany eaeh chip Passco
ger. no the amer cabins furnished bedding bat not wines
and liquors and will be allowed space for Pofsoos beg
k.gs fres 10 the Of 30 lbs weight Freight es
cess and al other soods - per and per cent on
specie Packages should 40, exceed 100 he wsIght-"f
mule carriage
Passage '' w. s' 400 ~ ''.'. 'oo~'s's
ssa Dsgo, 800 ~
spanl.c0, ~
Passage 10 tho lower cabin deduction Of0n-hfh from
he shove rates Pssssgs the forward cabin from Ysnsns
% either above named port e01, including only tho
same rsuons furnished To tho crew Atlantic pas
senzers have priority IN chocs Of b~fhs No pea
sage until psid FOR Apply nc Office Of The Com
pany. New-Yofk. 81 sooih-a Mu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
CONCLUSION OF IAnEToN PARSONAGE.

CONCLUSION Of Ian EION PAHSUFAUL.
IN APPLETON co publish OF Tuesisy-
~. Lam Ton Pars0nage,psn tro by he author Or" Amy
Herbert " Gertrude" edited oy Rev. W. Scwrli-
Price. paper cover. so cts. c.oih, Is cfs
n CHS valle 1oth 0-rrli- snt Amy h-ost ~-
prefer der of them 10 praese- o. - chs
ts- as of chir-n. Ut sso tl- 9i .11 i9f pa
r-rt. sho m sh improve uef ;res. iof rshon by
tfltyi1f da .-rty'
BY THE sANl kurH0s--unifOfm.
Amy Herbert, Tse, voi -moi paper cover 5O csns
cloth IS cis.
Gertru5e Tale ! vol l2no paper cover 50 cents
Goth 75cfs
Margsfe. Pereivs Tale. vol Emo psper 81 cloth
81 5o.
Lsnetoa Pirsona-e. vols and Price - etc. cloth -
ca each
D. 4 Co have also jsH published.
Fh.fis and FORUM. Moral Tale by Anna Harriet
Ofury. vol l9uc,; paper - CO, ccis - cts.
tale f- tf4f 'nf 80 rt1urf passage OF sf-si
as snf s-s1fg A-ar DIED n G1isn 3, tlf mat
reminds ui Che ftr 81 Nssehsd mufi D.
aa uri~r f~rsfg Dnr-tt-- jan il
f rea 81. az srf l.uar ar ID l11nf NJ nflrys
Tie rtH-laar. ~. - 20 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
I,oISTFR9EIT ,sOLD IN CALIFORNIA Tn

u subscribers ohsr FOR sale Scales accompanied by 40
rithmecsl table hs will show whether any metal having
he appearance Of gold 10 gold or BOT ard " i - sod ln
Jumps scsles srsns, either wholly o. IN part hey WI
i've s weight parity and vaue ID dollars snd GEMS ths
ripcipe 10 A. od one but the simplicity Of ia application
= entirely new ANY prr'on wishing 10 Purchase may
prove ia sccuTacy by testing WIZ god con o. "ca me
val1e is known. WIN n SlAhn "
Be Wal-st under the Mechanics Banking Associstion
CAVrIoS.-kn persons are cautioned Againsi lni.alnt
csrss sehes a. patent hes been anDl.d oI. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. ..FEBRUARY Il.
MINIATURE hLnssAc....THIs DAY.
....s 81 ses....S - Sets ......i Morn......
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
WANTS.

~ II % Atrsrii.s>ats ,, aC sss, ). ,o.
pa 81 LhsY ,saI nof 3 TIN es. efc.e az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

~ FOR sALE-A country resdenee Of acre. suits
bile for gentleman doing business In the city situated
estchesier Co II uies from the city, aud thu
Harlem Railroad Depot 81 wilamss Bridge or FofdhaD
Also email farm for sale Inquire vi Second o. ~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
iSUUh TRADE.
BOOKS ron CALIFORNIA.

I,WsANK's HYDRAULICS I vol svo. Price = -.
II Dr. Lsrcusrs Lectures Science and Ar Eos sFo
Pnce S. -.
yrsgpgs I'D are ada,-c Tie wants o. California min1g
and trading companies = ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

YCEUM GALLERY, 50 BROADWAY-rse
Il valuable coie-io1 Of the WOrks q NE Od Matters
COMPRISING above 100 paintings by Titan Raphael R1oens
Huno and others n he great masters ST. 100
gA.M % 10 2 NJ. y lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
TO TIE LADIES ASP OH

~-nTTTE TO TIE LADIES Ato OTHERS
<Ssrny Prsrsu- sbsi COMBS s,s tos 90 y Az sore
- 49, a. % 5e-a sssersd - lev NoeaDs n-Y
-. ~. rr.un for l1- ssI 40 ye@fs III a1 o. er1
=, ~ - have dsci3ef nv Aca1s sfe - p-flor " al
-, "a 81, : = ~ si1r- 81 Broadway a. n sgn Of ne
P,.,s.sg- sheI Comb Store, S3f sroa1wsy ZESEDEE
a DUMMY Freeman Ocen Top, sJc Twist. Chsia
p, csrT-. Dres COnss B1fso ard HorE do s-el Side
co,b. shell Hair pt-s and Log Coz BE- foT chi1rs1. All
cor curchsse1 a MS store Wsrrsnt-c sui exccArgec
OF made % SUI
WI szhibis few spleca!a rev open ystsr7s
nsvsr before u Us cy, Pxs 0lhsr cites Please
cal kzc sxl1lcs ne sss0nnent az In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Gen. Taylor aud Learned Societies

Gen. Taylor having been elected an honorary
member Of the Metropolitan Society Of Jackson College
accepted the honor in the following fashion
WARRINGTON d. c. April 10, la,
sIa: have received your communication OF va ss. ~
s. announcing my election an honorary nemess 49, -
the Neatrophisn Society Of Jackson College anu -
leave through you, to thank the members o. 'oe
ETY. for their complimentary action 10 the case WISE
ing them all success and prosperity, remain very
"-'" ''S' ''''A1 INV 4. TAYLOR
En- Brsnsh, ESQ. Cor. Sec. Nsa Soc. Jsekson Coaess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
sTANZAS-To FRZEDos
ny a sSoDosAss.... FOR The Tribune

o,,,.kp Hope The promised seed
OF suffering ages-bleeding years
ssen by the wronged and brave ia deed
Tnroaeh Martyrs blood. and Virtues tears
/. Earth so shrunk--or clad in fears,
o., ,bou no heritage canst claim,
TSrough Europe olden lands but wrong or shamel
Mast injured Nations strive in vainl
And sire and son through ages fall
Rom 70 the doom OF woe and pain
And bound fore 'er, the Tyrants thranP
Shall they not hear high Freedoms call
n, hearing, shall they clone their ears,
And umey weep unoless d, unmany tears
One day of Freedom nobler is
Than Ages toihng in the chain
To die ireemans death were bliss,
Beside life OF slsvish PAIN
The fathers die,--the sons remain
The high example shall survive,
And in more happy years shall happier thrive
And shall fore er the frozen North
It's barbarous hordes Of willing slaves,
Unohsllenged, send destroying .orth
To I'll the sunny South with graves
Shall ever thus the ScythIan waves
Itslias struggling sons o'crhow,
And dye with crimson stains the murndring POI
Is there yet left no arm Of Power
Flashes not now the eagle eye
That blazed 81 fercely in that Hour
That hour Of glory proud and high
When France saw Kings 20 totterisg by
Crowness and pale, and shrinking wild,
A Freedoms new born Day 80 proudly smiled
Shall Freedom call aloud in vain
Shall none obey the seraphs prayer
Shall she still bear the doom Of pain,
Or give her standard n the air
Shall Earth, Implying her despair,
Survey with cold, unhsshng eye,
The stream Of patriot blood 90 murmuring by
O for that mighty soul again
The Son Of Fate-tbe Morning Star
Twere better thus,-that Freedoms reign.
Should rise renewed through angry war
Aud desolation scattered Tar,
Than crushed, IN hopeless ruin fall,
The Northern DesPots miserable thrall
O shame to Manhood if in vain,
The loud imploring cry is heard -
II TO thrust back the advancing chain,
Leaps dazzling forth no plying sword,
Then may the Heart no more be stirred
With lofty dreams and generous fire,
Bat dsrkly mourn as Freedoms Hopes expire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
FOR CALIFORNIA.

WANTED FOR CALIFORNIA; mschtoiss
w who 10 perfectly capable 10 rcps or rup steam so
CINE 10 wanted by q company 10 accompany hem Ia Cab
orna Apply al front room, rs bfosdway bssw--n ths
hours of n and clock. aNiwf
4 CALIFORNIA AND CANTON OUTFITs.-
Orders for California Associations, and CUNTS of long
short Voyages furnished promptly and made In tho os
s aud serycesbs 1T ss Clothing Store of
the Mariners Family IndusIfisl Society 81 fesrlst neS
Peck-silp mlt 5mhWts'
Two CALIFDkNiANs-Jsnni patent siiuyisf
Gold Washer, superior To anything yea produced Tbs
undersigned having made arrangements with shs pssnes
for Of tho above article, would moot respectfully 10
vito The public, bat particularly committees Of $3.50
canons Individuals nc desiring ebssp. and al the sans
time perfect and simple schos for extracting gold from
esrh call end smiGe that hs hes Ia consans
opersroo al - Msidenane. Two wmh, with the
smallest nsehrs (cossy only $50 - bushels of earth pee
day. lsiAil ChAs N sfhONSON, % Maiden lane.
DUHTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALlFOR-
1 hiA-fss galvanized iron houses eons.uetsd ~ no
for California having met with 90 mnch approval an nus
Induced call he ssnlloa u those gong 10 California 10
90 exsnin alton Of them. Tho iron 70 gfoosed In such
manner that ell para Of hs house roof and sd-s glide 10
geher and house. 2OI5 be pni up 10 lsss an ds1
fney FAR cheaper than wood, arc hfsproof and much
comfortable haa house Of he above Sue can
shipped Ia boxes II feet long and ses wide sri
deep tho freight which would by about W 10
San francisco There will sso be no trouble IN removing
from psr " the country 10 spoha - Mo house co. IN
q few hons bs taken down snd put up. ny calling opon
he subscriber house Of hs s6Ove sfs can be seen
nj Bfn- PbTEh NAfLoh ID bDnosA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
RoBINsoUs INSTITUTE.

rE'H.S INSTITUTION, situated 10 0uilford, Com II
} miles east OF New Haven. 10 designed Family
Boarding schoOl-th- Government Of which 10 strictly pa
rental The course " slndes pgrs1ed embraces thor
ough English Classical and Maihemsics Education The
Term Of p reeas will commerce mo ID " May
Terms FOR Bosrt. Tuition, &c IA The lnstuetofs family
rom sD0 5O yea according 20 the sgc OF ihs pu
Pills snd OF sndies pursued References msy be
made 20 Rev. Joseph Thompson, Dr. Jared Linsy, "m
Robinson ADJ joseph H1xie, fsqrs An Iniervi.w mar
De n1a with tho Principal AZ tbs North American HOsei
from nc l6,h 70 the g3h - April.
SAMUEL ROBINSON A NJ Phrclpsl.
Guif0rd Com. April 10. 1919 All loDltN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

IN THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE OF KISDERHoOK.
Y-BO',. limited IN number 10 IS received into
lhs family u PfOf WATSON, Principal Of tho Academy,
where they taught 10 the most thorough manner the
Classical Mathematical anc Eng sh branches French, Ger
man, Music and Drawing Their term Of % We. dc
Thursday the 81 Of May Circulars may be had Al
iendsn Esq Principal " The Brook yn Female Academy
also II DR.. n Cullen. or n y Wsrng, ESQ Bro0kyu,
who patrons Of he school among whom iasy bs sso
AIMED Hon. Friend Humphrey Mayor of Albany Eraslus
Corning, ESQ james Kidd, Rev Dr. Kennedy. Rev DR..
Pohiman Dr. McNaughton, Ac Albany; Joshua A. spen-
GER Eco Udcs, Richard N. Wels ESQ. HudsOn. &c. &c
AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
FROM The Copper Coantry-Lak. Superior.
Corsspondsrc q ih. Bsf4lo MornrE Erpr-'s
Minnesota MINES, Feb. II, lsf9.


: am aware that have not complied with your
Itquef 10 keeping you advised Of the success OF our
mines during the Winter. Tor which have no apology
20 make farther than that NY business has required ny
attention but your readers are somewhat
n;ero ted In the prosperity Of this section Of country
may be embarrassing 10 them b hear from here
az this advanced Of the Winter, which think has
thus far been much colder than we have had for sew
erai years before.
since last wrote you our mine has in richness
lar exceeded our expectatous Ia the olddigsns
We had not sunk three feet before We came 70 =
solid sheet Of copper We have since sunk about 20
feet farther and sill /; srow stronger and now stano
that hishi ia the mlne Much Of The way 10 from
10 feet thick Its extent only be judged q as w
sink and drif by its sids. Early in November we com
menced shaft on the vein 80 feet east Of the old Dig
gings and on getting down TO level with the sheet IN
the same struck here and ind at this point over
], feet thick on ~ top edge
We hsve only twelve miners employed this Winter
and something over the same number Of surface men
We have only raised about 30 tons pure copper and l0
tons stamp work The amount We shall have ready
for shipment the opening of navigation viii depend
much upon success IN finding breaks 10 the sheet
to be able 10 gctit down But with the energetic
steps which learn the Company are taking tor Tie
prosecution Of the work next season We shall soon bo
Able 10 compete with any company On the Lake, 10 toe
amount OF copper shipped. Yours &c. h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

The prospoc; now is that the mining business Is to
take a new start the coming season. The ohio Trap
Rock Company are making preparations 20 build aroai
from their location to the mouth Of the RIVER early 10
the Spring The other companies are also making pre-
aratons 10 work their mines on larger scale thsH
heretofore The California fever brOke out here short
time since and for time threatened - carry Oh the
greater portion Of our population. but think there
are not over eight who will 60 70 the gold ooun
try. There Is better chance 10 make money mere
than In Calforns for the mines here are ioexhsu.u
BILE snd for the climate there Is no bottor Ia tni
country. Ia my next will give you more fall dcIAii
of the workings of the different companies
Yours &c. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
~ The Second Annual Meeting OF he Ne

YOfI Society FOR Ne promotion 81 kd-cstol snonk
Children. all ne held In the hsesrtof 81 Phipt Cnlrcn
Ceuier-si Mondsy, May IS 1885, at s. o'clock Pm -
Al ssd srdng AZ eectOn will take pisce fJr Il Trustee.
o. SAID sccesy Polls open NJ ocloct and close Al 8
o'cockPM sgbscrpuon Tor membership - WI De- re-
reved BY The TrsSyufsr McCCSk ssITH, a. 81 W eel
Broadway until II O'Clock Of he day Of The election
or any day previous thereto. Bso.s viii Be suomNed 70
members with The words " Reduction 10 oue soAu-les
AMI Reduction 70 one dO-sr-No, printed lhefeon hJ
order Of the Board Of Trusi9-s
al inw4sS+ PATRICK n REASON Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

tE- LiQuId Hair Dye.-BArcHKLoEs inssAnIaneoli
LIQUID The article 10 hs world for changing f-d %
gray hGir 10 na,ara hsck brown color without lnaJ
10 Re hair or ssn Persons wishing The bess article N NE
Should call NJ BarcHrLoRs nsnInciory Val a.
I'D No 2 petr Broadway Copy tho address dis PrAsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
" Gentlemen,

u Gentlemen, why do you 90 10 those inisrfApif
BARRIERS where they only h.ir brush Tor monhf -
gether without cleaning. when you can s-s sour n.n ca
10 The naw Spdug slyie al MEDHUssr HEARDs. - MAJ
dsn lane ard clean pair Of hair brushes u.eI 10 ssc4
customer ~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

~ Wigs. Wig! Wigs.-Cidzens snd ersnser
Informed inst tie largest cheapest hnd hest esa
OF rs hslfWgs brsds ~ long hair snd oine
nam sulsl mai 10 found MtDHURsr HEED =
~ Aic e1-lsLe The tfsde supplied A." I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
" Wig. and Tourec..-sareHILoa's rev

" Wigs aud Toupees.-bATcHtioRs ne"y 10
vented WI and Soaps obtained silver medal Al NE Ai
Of the American institute Ttey are made u ne naen
hsir and Of unesuaed worSuausP ard ofur ne
superior advantages u extreme ghiness nsrrs aPprI'
ance aud durability They 80 Weke a. 10 DEFY erssc
don The largest assortment Of Wigs ard T01pe-s 70 ne
civ can be selected from al BlTcHELoRs NErusc0ry
WsllsL Brosdway Private rootss for hains wlss
Copy NE address. dly hWSSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
nnrnCuAHTs, HOTEL,

T-Or-ETH sr betEeen Arch ard Msrset Pslsdsip IiA-
Tns pFopr-.ortip nd ua1axs rsri q ihs Sei kny~n
-.e h-s lo-asd b. the ysf cec.s u ,-.i,rss -es
III. .ss. f1to tie hrrcs " tire s1csc1efs i-' ek
ieaz. h -sae D. isf ,crp1se % f-La-f N'-y !.
- neral ps.rosss Ei.- hck has been 1sf-J'yte IS
,ss aoe hoce 81 gsf-Eiuirg s-.slinn % ac.ef.S -
P1,'--s' !. - c J HcKlBsiH,
n In Formerly o. re .zehaas- BOZ. 800. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
FOR CALIFORNIA.

,I'HE sUBsCkIBER continues 70 apply Individuals
companies sad he trsds, with Gold shsrs snd ssh
ers Miners snd Gold riess Picssxss, sbovss, Spades
Hoes. Ares sod Hsiebs,s kDivss add gorss bunisrs
Pstols Percussion Caps sand Cucibss, blscs LEAD
Pots M0rsrs and Pcsss, Je~slofs and BDiihs fosses
lngo for runuiLg Gold and Tests for God Powder sh
Pis and Bar Lead, Tents, Hamnoehs. tc. eomPna
general assortment Of Hadv ware Cuery, Edgs foob Nc
parcu,ariy adsped 10 the California msfset and tho bsfs
Ia gsDsral m5i imI q. 3 LITTLE, ~ FuiDo-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
~ American Union of A-.ociatIsni.ts.

anual meeting OF The American Union Of Assocision1s
will be held Ia New York on Wednesday, May 3, A. lo
o'clocI n A fill attendance o, DeeRasss from Anna
led Unions and Of friends OF hs generally u earn
eslly desired HORACE GREELEY IRE.
~ TIE place Of meeting VII. be announced hereafter
AT TuThsth9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

hHAKiSG EOSEY.-A gentleman who has peilecle1
an apparatus for properly reclfyiug al mprcFl.k AZ
.ip- II spiri.uoas Hqaor, .ui particularly us maaufscIl
ng pure sprs per0r 10 any now N use, Is wins 70
lspose Of s ishmeci -her the whole OF IN an a.
NJ las Other asers command his Gtengon Any iut-i
gent p-rson Dot acqant-d with the bulnest can %
Instructed n al det.s 10 f-N days TIE bosnesf Is
nsytog over 90 Ger week Wi b. satisfactorily shJ~n
a. cold OF Tor the given Te party spp yins
.bOud moderate c-sh capital but "a me purclss-
pon-y nav BE- paid " lh- rrots which viii accrue
5000 year may BE- made address Baltimore al mis- once
~ o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
BOOK TRADE.
Jusl PUBLISHED.

NR. POWELL's popular Tfesise on he Eye, Inird
- ell .on enlarged and rsyi'sd PTics 30 eents 81
Broadway, entrance q Hsrenst
-rs-tns ntsf-s ani Of great pfss.l vsas"
IHunts Mo- asnts Mtssrin~.
T. may be he nsaas Of p'as~ms treasure ~hsa ooesy 40
not bar. [CLafchmsa.
srIbot tho result Il iQnK
an 81. reat oeu. fJ0ufnsl n Commerce
.t h. TOO. that -. nssisi ~ thos. suffer sais
d. .,,snt n stYn rsoahs 1ials- snd n-..srg-f
TIE author vel Of accomplished 90
81. IsDnrhGssl n Head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

ET- Nater-t Cure lusiltutet'- Dh- iAAli 800 800 =
one door rom 81 Johns park AID 81 Oyster Bay IL
has $50 con g-.en1 isisns f,f outdoor pracuc- 10
s1.ls;ons verbsi or ~ letter. - tz' I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
ry- Water-Cure In.Iitutes.-D

~ Liseral Book, Beacon ONCE, Psnsin.
square tPearlst) New-York Wales Globes aod NsvAi
Srnuol du. a. lUcOoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
OFFfCgoF rHe DIAPHRAGM FILTER

O5i9 Broad xay-AI tn wsnn weather commene-t' nc
Groom sBd River ~s;ef becomes IN cure hOuseAe.
sr. W. az usal The Diaphragm Fer, observe, "a ne
snrf ha !. cnokss fecdiy acc SIfrs - DC
of.-n-r reversed ihan curng he NLter when O~iag 70
the secsyed v-geta8e trs Of he previous Aunmn bal
more rarularly The spawn OF e-s snd p1nrf hsh WIN
which he Cr0trn pipes ab0un And w1ich hey cschse
tsiv This ofer-ucs u s-dn-rt IL roi ooiefYAhle 70
rprg water being tbs rur- rfleni The Obec Of NE
yer . 10 restore he river wAsf Ihli pare sod natural
state TIE Diaphragm Ftsr, which % thoroughly enecS
MS purpose l. To - eli soOWn need describng
- II WALTER N. GIBSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

VHkhPE~T CARPET wAREROOMs ~ NEW
y YORK.-BESJAMlN CLINTON, y boreIy ma
s received from nrclcn $4,000 yards of English scoich
aut American carpeilg which he Ia Offering ~ who
and retail A. following cv prices lnT ersl ply -
~ ns per yerd rich Suyrhne, IL - 10 10 cpi ThJmpsoo
vide snt oiheT Neresu IL o. ~ to newest sJe heAVJ
on c o,h. s. 70 a.. do Niih anew ard elegant sssor
meet OF Window Shades from So 70 2s per pair, vic
every o,her article Usually found 10 the trade " sowry
vest side near isster-u ~ I'M