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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-14

ia,ya Ca',|+,, Estate Of Samuel Kinsman
George Sims having fled his petition in the
county court praying administration upon the
estate of Samuel Knsnan, late of said county, de
ceased notice IS hereby given to all persons inter
ested that hearing Will tie had upon SAID petition
at term of the county eoart in and for the county
of Iowa next 10 be holden at the court house in
Mineral Point on the third Monday OF November
next when and where those Directing viii be heard
Why the prayer Of the petitioner shall not be
granted
FARLEY EATON, County Judge.
Dated October 29th, 1850 l4I-3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-14

Mineral Point, Feb. 6tE. 1880. 1S-u
"a ROUND Coffee. also Prime Rio, Laguira and
60 Java Cotfees for sale at
COBBS Grocery Store.
Sn AINTS-5O kegs white lead IN oil , ha
- barrels dry white lead I half barrel red do
one barrel black lead, lampblack. chrome green
and yellow, and general assortment OF Paints for
ale al the \ ew Drug Store by I. RODOLF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
JAMAICA.

BY The arrival Of the Crescent City we have re-
ceiyed our files OF Kingston papers 10 the 18th inst
inclusive. There is no news OF special inheritance
The leading topic on the Island was the recep-
ton Of Messrs. Gambler and Alexander, Members
Of the Society OF Friends, who had arrived at King
sion as depuistion from the Anti Slavery Society
in EDgsrd. The object Of this visit is u cooper
ate with the Anti Slavery movements already on
foot throughout the Island in efforts to prevent the
continuance Of the immoral and ruinous competition
= he slave u,...ivEted productions Of cGbs and
RrszIui,h ~ nroduce o. "a Labor IN the Brit
ish Colonies and to ury,, Her Majestys Ic1srn-
ment ioep'oroe the Treaties exls,, between Great
Britain AID other countries for the sup preston OF
the Slave Trade. as well as TO consider tho best
means q securing the speedy and entire extinction
Of Slavery Throughout the world number OF
meetings bad been held at Spanish Town, igo-
vile, Kingston, a.. and great eaibusiasn WA man
Tested in the cause.
The hngsfoH Journal has the following: Amon-
the passengers recently arrived IN Englani ia toe
Avon sieamer from the W est Indies vas a nsgro,
ph, sicisp who visits ssland 10 submit to the Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
FROM AUSTRALIA.

We have Melbourne, Port Philip, dates To the
latter part Of January. From Commercial retro
'pect 81 sydsey, made up at the end OF the year.
We e1trac: he foll0siDg:
CALHoRSIA-The most stirring event that has
happened % ne, 10 the trade that hss suddenly
sprung up with Ca hJrnis, which commenced early
II January, and has continued to increase T. the
present moment the ffst effect vas u clear oar
stores OF Old and unssesole stock but af.erxari /.
began 70 drain Us Of cash. and ~ indace a coasid
cradle number Of our industrious class 70 leave u.s.
Whlch has seriously affected society. 1, remains
10 be seen whether thi, year we shall receive back
asuiicient equivalent for oor present loss
ENiGRATIOs AsD COSyIcTs-TO coabterbalance
the loss Of numbers thus sustained, We have been
favored with alarge increase Of immigrants exceed
ing eight thousand souls besides which, several
hundreds Of convics have been forced eon b. the
home government, In spite Of all rsmonsra1ces
forming us once more into a Penal State, and ioar-
ing 10 the opinion Of the people a, home, who viii
doubtessly be deferred from joining az.
Eight vessels had arrived from and forty depart
ed Tor California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

The expected outbreak in Boliyia, il seems, has
rot taken place President Bella has witnd "A zn
some Of his anti repG oiican measures. particularly
against foreigners, In consequence Of which more
quietness prevailed
R1mors existed Of an outbreak in the province
Of Tarja headed by Col loire, an Old partizsn Of
Gen Bella. However true this may be, there is
little 10 fear from its effect owing to the smcabe
feelings existing between the Peruvian and bO-
liyisn Repub les.
Vessels arriving at Valparaiso from Rio de ia
neiro or other ports Of Brazil, are placed under
Quarantine. in consequence Of a fever ia that
country Vessels are to perform Quarantine al
Quintern Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Latest from the Isihmus.

tTou the Par ama Echo
There are al present about two thousand pas.
seDgers N and about this city and environs vat
ing for passage on the different boats no y here,
and those that are daily expected. Many have LETT
on sailing vessels. Elisha Cook, ESQ our agent
for San Francisco, left Tuesday evening, with his
ptrty, on the British bark Barbara.
There is in the harbor at present three ate am
vessels bound for California
The y ritish steamer Neuvo Granada, Capt Pear.
son, arrived at this port the 23d inst from Cala5
in 10 days She brought 100000 in specie bull
lion and 90 passengers. Among the passengers is
Capt Blai, If French bark Albert; vessel that
was host on the 30;h Dece nber, by the negligence
OF the pilot on entering the port Of Otahete crew
end passengers all saved. They were taken 10
Valparaiso by the French ship La Majesteux.
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Mere n.nlca.tl,s with the Indians.

Mr.. Geo. WcOdm0n of WOodman Co Ex-
press, called upon us yesterday morning, and from
a conversation With him, we learned some psrtcd-
lars OF another Of those ladian disturbances, which
seem to grow more common every day. A few
DAYS ago, & company OF traders encamped at X ell.
Tvs Bar, on the North Fork aud left their wagon,
which was heavily laden with goods aud prOvis-
IONS near by the tent in which they slept. Daring
the night the Indians robbed the wagon and
what articles Of value they could not carry of with
them, they scattered over the earth aud ruined
This affair caused party TO leave Barnes Bar for
the purpose Of Furnishing the offenders. They kill.
ed seven Of the Indians before their return to the
Bar. Lest Tuesday evening, party of the lndi
ans secretly came upon tent on Barnes Bar, and
the first intlmaton the inmates had of the presence
of the savage foe Gn arrow pierced the heart of
one Of their number, killing him instantly. Stimuli.
taneoOsly with this, another OF the party received
two arrows in the leg. The Indians then fled
The same night, they stole bag OF -four from near
tent few miles further down the North Fork,
after which, they discharged their arrows at the
tent and fled. SacTame uto Transcript Nav L.
The ALTA CALHoRNIA-The loss of the pro.
prietois Of the Alta by the ere is a heavy one;
but with the enterprise and energy possessed by
them, they will soon recover from its effects We
are eratifed in knowing that they saved nearly all
of their materials and presses. Among their losses
is one that must be very seriously felt though To-
volyine no considerable pecuniary amount aud
that is the entire destruction Of the files Of their
journal. These wero put IN an old fashioned safe
for safety; bat upon opening the same on Satur-
day evening it was found that little else than the
chsrred remains were,inside.
The Office Of the Alta is now in the Gust IN
House, Clay street. We understand a new and
elegant building Of brick will soon arise from the
a,hes of the old office. We extend to them re-
newed wishes for their future success.
Pscihc News.
rFs The !Stocktoa Tines says that three men,
In The space OF two weeks tJOA 1ut $4,000 from one
hole. at the new diggngs, four miles above Sonora,
besides one lump weighing .fre pounds.
ENLARGEMENT OF SoCIETY.-We are pleased
TO notice BY the arrivals from sea on Saturday the
appearance OF some fifty or sixty OF the isirer
in iul boom. They are from al quarters-some
from Yankee snd. others from John Bull country,
ald quite a constellation from merry France. One
Frenohman brings tweLty-al they say, beauti-
an The bay was dotted by flotillss ofyoang men,
On the announcement Of this x.raordlhsTy impor.
alton [caltornla paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
r. The Con-ecration Of IT PANT. Chanel.

Y The COnsecraIion Of ~. Paups Chapel,
hOTrssniA Village, viii lss- plsee on Saturday,, tue "a
mat services 10 commence al 10. NJ train ofcsrs will
leave he City Hall al Ococs, arriving al Mofrissns In
fu ume for tbs services and return 81 minues past
The ladies' ofSt Arms Parish ntend holding Fair 10 aid
Of the Chapel Tuesday and Wednesday the zSth
9th inst and request bst donations and Subscriptions for
tbs oh ect may lef he Of M-ssrs Stanford
SWORDS i3s Broadway DAY previous the 2jt1 The
Fair will held 10 spacious tent Ihe bes1,fnl
grounds adjoining the Chapel ard will be open from 10
O'Clock during the remainder Of the day Trains Of IN. AZ
lem Railroad the Fair during the day Leaving
the Cy Hall al g TO- ~. y and }; returning will leave
the Fair a. ] g. 81 4 So snd 5 s. js2O 4,ThFMkTus
~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved 90 ~ 10 color ne
hair whiss-r the moments . applied without TIE
intuy-s entirely free from unpleasant odor and be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately l Ia aDphec
wlIholi waiting dry For sale spilled BArcHgL.
osis Wiz Factory Waist nnyiSFufhk 3atr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
FROM THE ISTMUS.
Affairs nt ChaGres.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.

COFTospordenee q Tho IHtune.
CHASREs, Thursday, June IS
We arrived here in the Crescent City, this morn
ing, at II O'CLOCK, after an exceedingly pleasant
passage, Of little over eight days. We found the
Falcon here with ass passengers, Of whom the
greater psrt came in the Ohio as far as Havana
She arrived here only six hours sooner than US, al.
though the Ohio started from New.York four days
before as.
We had divine service on board Msssrs. Gre.
nell and Preysux, who with their wives have been
sent 10 California as missionaries by the Baptist
Home Missionary Society offOisted. They ex.
pressed themselves much pleased with the doport.
mont Of toe passengers, as indeed they light be.
for crowd Of better boys never met Capt. Sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

ire. In bis frst business operations he los, two
steam mills By IRE at Perrysb1rs-the Indians. a
bost which Rad been under bis oonmtnI. va. de.
stroy ed BY fire. Las; year the Defiance. schooner
owned BY bin. was nesriy destroyed By IRE. and
lastly ne Griffith The bodies Of the ca9;ais, bis
wife. child, mother and graDdchFh rad arrived AZ
Toledo in charge Of the father Of Ms. Roby ami
others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

iu,tlv reboked the Isvity AMI croakinz which has
.tte1,pted % ~ expressed by the hearte.s aud
uDs.eiiu~ few TIE generous feeling that prompted
relief BY The sso Ffsncl'csns b. the perisaiog en-.
va. 90 nobly ev'bced By Gen. Riley lsst season IN
forunrding succor 70 those who, crossing the
plains. we're desfitnte and suffering almost within
sixht a ths promised land. viii not fail 70 swsrd
proper nessure q contempt 20 any man who can
laugh 70 soorn the hottest feelings Of our bssare.
Ne,va ia
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Mall hrihn I.lhmn..

We learn that the NAL which is 70 BE d patched
BY the is,hmu,. will be taken b. ihs ageo. Of The
line a. al sco0nmOdation 10 the public rltoul
ekOyeS 20 the GOUeyhHeAt This is certainly very
liberal bat nj jasti iof II Nessrs. Howland &
AspnEgil have failed or are unable 10 fsida theii
eont-scs With the department 20 trans port the nal
semi monthly. between tis port and Pansns, aad
a porton Of such service Is rendered by Laws
Iae tie stter should 81 least be paid one half the
con.rtc. pfiee therefor. lPsc.N News, 18th.
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Auburn Dry Diggings.

The miners ia the village Of Auburn, near the
North Fork, are doing remarkably well. The
vine running through the townis being dug up even
TO the doors Of the stores. Six men, working lead
in front Of Mr.. Houses store took out one morning
last week 5000 in coarse gold, aud have averaged
500 each, daily, for the last week
The ground under this store Is undoubtedly very
rich. as the largest days work only interrupted
from the fact that the proprietor Of the store claimed
a night to the ground on which his building is stu
aied He can be said TO have safe OF gold under
bis store, and can employ his leisure moments in
diegins, until q customer calls him oil. One party
in the rsvine near the village took out 700 on
Wednesday last.
person ia taking Daguerreotype likenesses, and
also views Of the rRvnes, with miners at work, and
is making his fortune with great rapidity.
Sacramento Transcript
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eminent plan. founded on scientific ex oeriments,
70 supersede steam as proPeliing power.
THE GORHaH CAsE.-ltis r1mored that an ad-
dress 20 hrs Lordsbip the Bishop is in c0ur,e Of
preparation, and Eil Be signed by large number
a. Lsity. for the purpose Of expressing their dis
appreciation Of the proceedings 10 the Gorhsm case
IL 10 SAID that similar step has already been taken
By the Clergy
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r. RedemptIon from spectacIes.-NlrUaal

" Redemption from observation-disclosures
SiGHT REsIoRED AND MEAS Sight CUSsD Prof BROS-
SoS enables persons 10 PSzsEEyE taeT natural sgl5 -
RESTORE sfer have be- used for years and -
sight 81 10 few days weeks Or mJaihs With
oct pam mex or jury. and Al rezsonsbe exO-Ess. DIS
essed EYES slso Nearly 3or0 references given
toE< bat rad iSffeTs reccref OFFICE DAYS Ia Boston
kondsyS - The Marlboro In Wor,esser TGesdsys Al he
American. from 10 10 I. 10 Springfield, ~ The Hsmpi-n
House WedBesdkys till II ST. IN Hartford a. Tho Aner
icsu. " ednesdSys from 10 N IN S-SfolE, Tll1s-
DAYS ar SATURDAYS a. Blus'I Hotel, (lsle AIrrsy-sL
House from az Philadelphia Fndsys, 81 tns Morris
home la CheanuL rom 10 " "a j.t
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~ The Special Committee appointed under
90 uor presented in The Board Of AsssS1l Adsrmen -
Inquire ard report - tie exSdisncy AID prscea lily
Of opening and extending Chsn5eusi 10 rs' d. Ice
fFo- C5af the East yer hereb, give notice nat
hey viii Office o. CLERK % Ihe Bosrd u AZ
siS.srs Aldermen, No Ciiy Hall on TUESDAY, 25h
ssnt. a. a O'clOck ~.
AL penous Ia create IL. who air be Affected By sad
proposed imprOye NETT respectfully req I-s,e1 sD-
pear AID rrrseot lheir views 10 relsaon lherell.
FLORENCE NCCARTHf,l
5 l. II WARD, 5pecia Conn Ties
JOHN BOYCE- ts2f p
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~ To Trades societies and all OrgaaIzsd

bod es Of workin grei lhAI Organized fof TIE pgrp
OF establishing wages rCuce Is hereby given, Con-
yenuOn viii be he'd a. hoo.g )mery HS Is rrrcs-st,
TIE gu July a. OcocE, N f1f The pIrpOse Of lornnZ
susceF procession AL AID whom I. msy cosce-u
specially invited send TecresertanFes %
with tnree representatives. appointed b. t1s Ooe
rsve asiorf Society, 70 carry so sane ito esec.
~ possible. s223.s
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"a ANTkD-l0o sgepiS to canvas for a new WON lasl
w published Also Dr ayariey u pictorial popular and
useful works IA great Inducements offered sDd
large wages can be made a. other similar establish
msnt IL the ccCnuy Cal address, post paid "The
American Family Publication Establishment" l-S Nsssag
H. up stairs, frat door jal7 In
WANTED-A white or colored woman a. COOK
w washer ard irouer 10 small family. she per
fecy understand her business and BE- OF hs)s
ard widng disposition. Apply 81 s. WesW sshingipD-
place tea D.
w ANTEL-In & French Seminary IL Nova Scotia
W LADY competent 10 Instruct IN music snd French Any
lady no IL DESTROYS u Obtaining forsble home ana
mcoerbe compensation apply a. Is Center 81 back
room. up ttsirs, between and o'clock j-2f3.'
u ANTED-s.ulAaOl. u L1noer " s1eeHenl s1rs
" and cst1Ieu, recently arrived hee irom city szblu
nd Nssociaions src wiling work for moderate rsge<
Application " be ne uscers 81 Commissioner
Emigration 10 the Para No cnsTEes a2tu
A PRACTICAL BOUkhEEPEh, whose ens
AsnOl fulY occupied woald IKE 10 dey0ts psrI VI q
70 auditing accounts wiring up another Get of books
Address Accountant, boz Sl+5 Post Once myS0 Inn
INFORMATION WANTED-Of MARrIN KEEL
Hey who came out 10 the snip Henry Prztt whoa A..
rived At QaafsLtue In O-tober 1884, havng been taken
sck The passage he taken the hospital bis
rva be vss thrn about nine yeans old Hs mother Il
residing 10 Utica N Y and would thankful recsiys
any Information respecting hifa Address Mr.. Giigsn
care OF W B. Bailey, Udes, Y. Y. je2l l~<
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~ o,RieIly, r,I-.raob If

r o'Rfeily's telegraph Lines connecting
Win all sections o. The Unii-c atet General Office III
Broadway. Open from 10 The morning III n a. axht-
VISITORS n New fcrf who arcusLomed % aAnsscrrg
business VIII the ORely Lines Ia any sec 1on Of Ihe
U rec States vii End 4 ,heR eres. to Fave trair H.
patches o. MS oee 10 ,sure promp, 11d corset t-aal
ntfsior- tsS Il
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REMOVAL
TEE susscRIBEss WILL REMOVE rsEn
LQoKIEG-GLASS AND PICTURE'FhAnA
nANUFACTORY AND WARERoOhs

Nos so ASD 342 BsoAD~sY,
On or shout June 10,
WHEHE WITH INCREASED scinres tot F Vn't,
w and superior execution " syey braneh OF tnsh -
nesx unce. heir oN immediate supervision, sDd peZ
enlarged soci Of FIRST quality ookinsgs 2a1e s>zay
Gently framed In The keEnAssnee Ious Al 70 -. "A
80. cso be Obtained any establishment In the Unla
staies they conndeut OF ne nosns suPPoh VI w
iytends and he public IN genera: .. -. $50
WGK have made srfsngemeus iof = eonunaoss-yI ~
non ear always be ard very usny VII % iov1s
t.v Of nsrtifll Ar sltrDuOp- -
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~ To Boe. Bakeu-r.

= To Boes Bakers.-rhe Operative Bakers' Unio1
HoUse Of Cal Reading Room ard Library IS Tow ocea A.
IN Grarc-tt daily. from N ui 9 NJ aa1 OF sarfays
from 20 3 and Keeper always IA xlvs
every facility 70 bess=s from city cO1ny, ether vsag
or wiring 70 lie Hc1se for mea
LEWIS HALBAUGER Keeper
JOHS Z. RENNE. Pres't
JAE RORRRTsON sec i-lll m
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BOARDING.
pOARDING IN THE COC>ray'

bb0gtsOIyile. DLrh-s< CO Tie sghssrit~, - : "a
40 pains "a Sfspsrng ts.s vel Enosa At "A ..s< i
hcte 81 NJ Accommodated ofCity b1srs.rs T,s -
are vel verularc Ard pl-ss<nt AMI ORR : - ~
neis ore OF he noel qgie, snc comfos4ls r-sf-. 81
IAN Tres turif 4 thc sumner mo1ghs
bGshsooTtIe 70 sitnkec In hs uaoss hsstA .-. ~ n
eour w, Gre niie FROM tie Hgdsn River Ri -. IL
witch csmnuEicsroo can - h.d via 10 eltv g..
Gay The drives sroGId ths village nos. a. \
Han F'0fi-is - -
The s7hserisers lonR exp-rfesee is hot.l ss.s,,.
uuss NJ Tercer 10 is0se who NAV f.gOr hi,n 80
p.uonste every ass1renee o. pleasant h5-,s - al
COZ cscrg Frus -
Soorto'sd ~ih he estabshn-rt "a sOod LIVERY .,.ba
sd ca rssss ard horse. ca be I'D At ua-.
SNfes fua frsu.Ts - he Ri Rss5 20 m-es eaeh pan
hssreucs; Ass Van Shsick Esq " sgeriy. p az. III
V. Prce, FAC, S. BErhns SIP -
B. Inquire Al TIE RAJ Road i0r coie'sstsxos
tatl 4s
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~ Wafer CErr.-T. l. NICOLA N D AID ur,
Cow NcHoLs, - Vest Twenty s-cJad-st rssr NAV
COus1tsons from 10 10 Paeuis received sor n bos-d
treatment Day treatment visited Al taslr residsnees
jel2 Inn
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" Union COlI-se.-The vii he a meeting Of thu
Class u 1870 on Coo Day imnedise ely sfer
The exercises 10 The Church B. order 81 last -sng Of
Case HP. CAVERT, Chsirn4a.
Amsterdam June 1881 is242E
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GhNkhAL NtITICho.

" FewleTs 4 Welt, PhreaoIsS lists and 2 q D.
lisher-, Clifton nsL I3l S--s-n-st n-@f be Para
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LEBANON SPRINGS
arrf TIA

49, E:sssr-~--.::..s and the
SHAKER CITY,
(via Hudsoul-The shortest AID east expensive rogs
to hese celebrated places 10 b. the Hudson River Railroad
AID ste emboes Hudson thence by the Hudsoz Railroad
and stage (,hrongh Shaker City, to the springa
Pssse myers from Ne~.fork By the morning usin and
boes may arrive IL The Springs p NJ Of The sane day.
Passengers By the evening train and boas from NevYork
usy the Springs the next morning 81 y o'clock
Fare from Hudson 10 he sprtnga 81 50.
tels I'm 4 WATERMAN Snp'i
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u The "Ornnxe noa1ta1o :

q The :. Grunge fountain Water Gure - Al
80 Orange, Ooe hours ride By railroad from me CIV
TIE eseoshment has prvats hsfhs suached 10 he pa
nenis rooma Address Or. AEEKER, 5. OrLnge. " }.
for termf
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~ Lebanon spring. Water-Cure Establish
me nf IL Gov open 90 ia sLh Sunni FOr infJrn.r0a
scdFea fj-s1n'I sEOORrHA. MD
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~ Or. Hoasnten'. Water Cure RsmbIi-h.
kDad~y. i-ls In
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~ Andrew jackson Davis requests hls eosrss-
poJoenls 10 direct their stGers 10 OF FOwsrs
Wells, 1871 Nssssu o.. NsS-YcFk ls2l lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

echanies' Institute Election.-The annual else.
uor Of Oficefs and Standing Committees Of this i1s1don
viii be held the Rooms los B5wery. on Tuesday even
Ing, the 25h insL Meeting 10 commence Al 3 O'Clock.
j-22 81
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" DR.. shew's Wsuer-Care Institution, cor.
ser Iweift-si and UIiser.dy-P.oe- m9H
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powELTou HOUSE N wsURGH.

a THE PROPRIETOR Of shis fssori- ana sgreesoe
- place VI Sgmsr resori lakes pleasure IN mig The
attention q the Ne~YOrk public 10 the fart Ihss be 10
prepared for The reception and entertainment ~ -aer
transient or permanent bozrders The hgh estimation IN
which bis houses held BY families who have spenlhe sum-
er mouths there he 10 will render 40 extended nonee
ofs apeFor scODs W point flocsOn scenery dnves
ke upbecesssry In The psr sa1 Il has equal % NE
Hudson River The arder, b-re.ofor- vii be supplied
with every deicscy he markets. ssord 10 sddso TO he
former abilities for Reaching Newburgh by stesIboss
here FIVE trains OF passing daily eih-r gay from
NevYork and Albany. Early application should o made
Tor s@erdOn Of rooms rlO xsns q DONALD
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SUMMER RETREATS.
ANON RINGs,
IA. plff.eafI

LEBANON SPRINGS,
Via Piiahet. Mas
I'BE MOST DIRECT ROUTE 70 his celebrated
Il Wsiering plsee 10 b. he New-Yosk and New.Hayeu
sne do0ssionic Railroads . Pis6ed, and thence ocly
miles By stage
Passengers leaving New.York by the O'Clock A. H.
Express Train arrive Al the Springs N5P.M Tue sage
fort ard 1sps,ch.
Passengers AXE tie O'Clock P. n train, and 20
nrou 70 Pushed, take the late Evening Trsns and
fare through e. 81 iS7 ~
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~ DIR. Edward III. Dixon, Editor Of the scspe-
bss removed his consulting Offices 70 l2 Gransst door
" Broadway, where no attends exclusively
uve surgery and Office consultations from 10 and 10
evenings The once Of the scalpel lie Astor Hoass.
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