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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
Something siat Politicians May as wei
EndeVetand.
early period Of the


>, early period Of the settlement Of
=, A' ~ fore she became State, a
great many 'protoes- $3.50 80, 800 49,
trectfd to her fresh 'opcn.-"SS' "aa 'ne
Bar Of Lexington cher chief Villas was
especially numerous and able. The law
yers composing it, thinking they were quite
sufficient for the business, had sort OF IN
Outstanding thar no new aspirant was to be
admitted within their circle or allowed to
pes footing in their Courts 30 far as the
influence of 'the Bar could prevent IT.
Several beginners we're thus 0houiderod
ont for considerable period. AT length
raw youngster happened to be employed IN
a case, and the old heads opposed made
dead set OF him, as was to be expected. This
treatment at first embarrassed but soon
reused him, and he gave back fell measure
for all he received and little extra. The
spectators became excited, and began to
take aides with the newcomer. One of the
old heads leaned across the table and whiS-
nsrad to brother COUNSELOR" He Saatt
hare TO let this yoNH9 nan pass" So they
did. He has since become pretty widely
known IS HENRY CLAY.
We have an application to make of this
anecdote to the question Of LAND REFoRA,
or ut least to its primary reQuisition of Free
Allotments Of Qoarter-Seotions to Actual
Settlers and the consistent prohibition Of
all future disposal of Pa6lic Lands to any
Juf Actual Settlers, for their own use and
cultivation. The general consider 4tions in
favor Of such change in our Public Policy
yo have from time to time preSented
sbroxgh several Years past. The a8alf'ona'
reasons for an immediate establishment of
the Reform principle founded on the prodi-
gality with which the Public Lands have
been voted away in al directions By the
present Congress, we have MOI so much
dwelt upon, but they are very obvious aud
pressing. The Military Bounty bill will
require, we say AT least Forty Millions of
Acres the Mobile and Chicago Railroad
some Millions more, and SO on, The Presi-
dent and Cabinet have done oil in their
power to prevent the Military bounties fall
ing directly into the hands of the Specula-
tors. for which they have our hearty thanks;
bat al efforts TO stop the strides of Speou-
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RRnu AaM amy

FAlR OF THE AMERICAS iNsrITurE.-No t26.-Hsro We
hnd two articles fsmtllsr TO OF ia who sre houIe
keepers-LYoNs Magnetic Powder aud LYos's Magnetic
Pnr frat FOR the destruction Of those sbominsonS OF
tho cupboard and the chamber cockrosches and bstbugs
The .econd deadly dose for those midnight depredsioE
rats mice Dr. Chiffon, the we.known chemist haF
curing The present week, addressed letter to Ar Lyon
cenfs leg That The powder aid pills perfectly nocaouS
es regards human lie, while they cannot fall from The In
Rredens combined In them to prove destructive TO lnsocta
snd ve,mn. ThIa IL high authority, but 1t only
uoug thoutards Of similar imoGGls CT course LYON
will take premium, for he he's rival. His compost
Tons unequs cd His OF bueneSs Ia &! 40 Broad
vav OLD ~
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The REV Principles propoanded at

Ifthe5o be any who really 5sIiers that the
majority of the Wing State Convention at
Syracuse propounded Principles novel and
adverse to those of the Wing party, or
sought las the Dner Call asserts) to rsne~
sectional agitation, we ask him to compare
candidly the obnoxious Anti-Slavery Re-
solve of that Convention with the coinoidens
declaration Of Mr. WEBSTER in his great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
rgha naIlnn,pr fnr san Franolsce.


The papers this morniug announce tho appoint
mens OF 7 Butler King, Is Collector ior san Fraa.
cisco, California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

CONE FACTORY, s87 BRoADwAY.-The assortment 0,
Ores, Conba This establishment Is eauaed In the
Cy either variety quality; the greateat care Ia
The shaping Of each Thai hey fl Ice head In the
meat perfect mar uer
AL SAUNDERS. 387 stoadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

u Our excellent friend JOE HoxtE WAS over
at Newark, msking a Wing speech on Monday
night, and the Daily Mercury in It's account of the
meating, says:
1.-THE meeting was addressed among others by
Jos Hoxie Esq OF New York who occupied more
time than was necessary in advocacy OF The New
York boilers and objections TO the course of 5ena.
tor Seward"
We think aome one should have handed Joseph
map showing that Newark is in New Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

Zr While we were in, yestsrday, exsmiainz lS.lgr,,
ssYlsh! gallery at ST. road Fsy, vera saova
msuy very beautiful daEusfrsogpe', smong o,hsrs 1. ia.
hen and being pu up Alderman 0.uauder ead t,mly
ard Rev Dr. Hsfed. They certainly very ra!,ntal
de nesops worry credsbs 20 tho aoove essbn,hn.ut
which ia, stood hign In tbs ESTIMATION ofho puSc sevcrs
ye6ts SIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
National WING County Convention.

- llHASA, "opoayi Oc@ IA
The National Whig County Convention met at
the Gown Hall this afternoon 30 appoint two Dele
gates to the Utica Convention They were e. H.
s. Byde OF Caroline and Hon WIN T. Lawrence
Of Newfsld. The meeting passed resolutions ap
nrovinp If tho Syracuse aecederB.
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FLORIDA ElecLion.

CHARLESTON, Monday, OCT ~
In Leon County, Archer, Opposition, is elected
snd tbres Wigs Cnbells majority over Bead IL
80, being Wing losa of Al. In WaRula, Mathews
Wing il ell cted 70 the Legiaaiure
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Rus1mEss moTIuEa

BARNums 9UsEUM That ruIiug5 effective prodac.
Hou Bunchb CO.. 10 given hers this evening carefully
diqesed Of all Improper words and rendered peec y
objects Dahle. s great piece Tais hfe'nooa the IS.
onhng Egtpisn Jugger, Popping the Question, music,
dancing &c.
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Fire at RRitsnnere

BALTIMORE Tuesday, Oct. - 1850.
Messrs Cunningham & Wlllet's Agricultural
Implen eDt Mandatory, Weat Pratt ssrees, was
des,roy ed by fire this morning.
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yERMonT-GoyERNoR' MGssAGs.-We have
already announced the cleo ion Of Tnomls &
Powers as Speaker OF the House. He was chosen
on tie fifteenth ballot, having Ill vosss TO O7 for
all othera G. + DAyEY Wing was then chosen
Clerk, having la4 votes. The voson for State OH.
Gers ware then oanvasaed, With the following ro,
anlE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
E,t.N..a ta.o
Ol42w*

~ 1872 chstbau-o, opposite the National Fasa,rs, Tas
pictures al Ibis sand unsurpsssed for bold
nesa OF outline athtulness o: Aeussa, durability o..
tnnressiou as 2Eiecd-
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WING NO dINATIONS.

ADyxRrisEm GHcs--For AnlusemenFs, sea hFn'
.,.o toy Auction Sales, ace third page tor oa'-
sa-nl, Steamers, Geo sesansh pess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

Sy By bark Hualco, Richarda, II days from
Jeremie, St. Domingo, we learn that the Emperor
hiss forbidden the cutting Of any moro Logwood Ia
biz 9omininna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

New Mexico-4Iavery-D reeley.
Tile Utica Gazette has an article on "Mr.
Duer and his Assailants" intended to prove
the former nobly right and the latter wick
edly wrong. Itasserts that Mr. Duer went
very aealously for Gen. Taylor's plan till
the General died; then he took up bIr.
Clay's. 1t continues;
Let who " III assault him therefor. ths tongue
Of Horace Grceley, hs AerceSs foe, should Do
dumb. 1t Ill becomes mao, who over aud over
again avowed his belief thst Slavery could not go
to New Mexico, who vent for a Texas boundary
worse fer freedom than that furnished by Pearoe's
BILL who worked night and day for Clay's Omuibus
who approved Gen Tsylor's Ian while thu old
hero lived and snesred at it after his death, who
even made our neiehbor of the Syracuse Journal
srumble, by calling the proviHo.men "cords CT
BLOCK heads and wooden pated friends Ii Ill be.
comes him. We say, to talk about any mans de-
sertion Of FREQ Soil principles
There are some mistakes in the above
which The Gazette will doubtless thank US
for correcting. Being in perfectly good tenn
per, we are confident of our ability to en-
tighten cur critic on the general subject.
/. We never said that Slavery could not
go into New-M Mexico, but We have often de,
clared, and viii now repeat, our conviction
that it uoula not if Texas were fenced out
and no action taken by Congress adverse to
the preservation of Freedom. True, the ex-
clusion of Slavery is not thus rendered
certainty, and we would have gladly made
it so /; but we blame no man simply for yO-
ting to organize the Territories 'rithout the
Proyiso after that measure had become at
once unattainable and comparatively unne-
oessary.
>. fMr. Daer went bis length fox Gen.
Taylor's plan while the old soldier lived and
turned against it as soon as its chief hacker
died, we are sorry for him; but are did no
such thing. When Gen. Taylor's plan was
fresh and its praise in almost every North
crn Wing mouth, We objected to It's omlS.
sion to provide for the immediate and def
niaye settlement of the Texan Boundary as
. grave, vital defect. We never changed
our mind on that point, Uen. Taylor Plan,
so lar as ii went, was all that the North had
right to expect Of Inn bat, in leaving the
Texan Boundary open to future contingent
cios, it virtually left every thing a: loose
ends, SO far as the country this side Of the
Rio Grande is concerned. Mr. Clay's osigi.
nal plan-his o'c1, plan-was decidedly pre-
ferablo in this respect Forty Presidents may
die without changing cur convictions On this
point.
8. TIE Texas Boundary ws went fos.
was not "worse for Freedom than that 'ag.
nished by Poaroo's BIZ, but better by q
least twenty Eve thousand square miles
The Gazette is grossly deceived On this hea3
We saw statement IN its aeighbor. TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

NIBLos-Tblz evening Is the fiat representation OF tbs
@ cen Monllei, panomne whcn has been lhroo monh
jr preparation Ne music dresaes machinery
and The comic acting OF Antoine. ol5 4!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

Ipdusirial Home Association, Ne. i i,1d .ss
bars are here5J rLn6ed attend sspses! aeoH" atra
"wednesday evening By y o'clock, 81 we 70 tba par.
nose OF decding which ora OF The many locaons lii
shsI he puTchIGed, and ac,Dg on matters p1as
such ruYchSss ! St"' CO. ole IA
q d MuRaAg Bet E>c'7
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
wonpEgFUL sails

o. eAsPETISS, oavS sgr5 src
~ Preparatory TO extensive ashton. aad alterations
about being made TO the fsuoas Carpet Establishment ~
Bowsr5-HlRAM ANoESsoNs The whole stecs OF Ba-
gl,h ard American srse ply p1 spealry and ingram
es,pepg srvggsB foof oaohl TO "A cesI vide, rny.
&c Is offered reduction Of twenty per ceal up, D.
cenbcr Is This Is an e1celeat opportunity TX b9a,.
Keepers 10 get oars AHA
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~ FowLERs / WELLS Phrenoog1lS and Publishers
Clinton Hail. lSl NRsEen-st near the PARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

g WlLLlAs B 0GDEs she special Fr4o
Soil eradicate foc Congress IN the Vsh Chicago
District Illinois, mas declined ia favor o. Dr.. R. 5
Aolony. the regular candidate who has pledges
biuaelf to Fres Sol joosrjass ou e7efy point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
Opc,de Uouniy National WING Convention,

UTICA TueSday OCt 10.
The Convention met As Utica TO day, RAN
DOLPH SNYDER of [ tica, President; AARON
BARNES of Deerield, BENZ WALCoTT, Of York
hills, Vcs Presidents c. B COVENTRY and
ERAsTUs CLARK, Secretaries.
Hesolre lSl-for the welfare OF the Whig party aud
tie Union; 2i-In favor OF The Administration Sd-ll
syor The admission OF California settlement OF Slavery
qp alton, &c h-AgGin,i The couTse OF MI aewsrd;
The wishes Of lhe constituents; 6hApproved ,he
taken by The minority. 5Sends Delegates 10 iha
Utica Convention
Hon VIM Duer addreS ed the Convention for
two hours and was very Beveye against Senator
Seward Horace arealey, the albany Epening
.Iou1nai and the msjority OF the Syracuse Con-
VI nton.
The following are the appointed Delegates to
Usica Convention lot District j. A. Spencer;
lid, Salmon Gaze lid, Benz Huntingdon 4sh,
Russell Fulef.
Mr. Duer will address the Wings again this
tyaning.
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~ Ia pemocrat,o 1Yhfs General Coma'lt'

~ oaIote,4 ls5u.
Ter Tbs,it recommended the wh!g EIecoIs
OF he Oily ara Soot{ y, % ',lsrss 1T VVsrd meetues
respeeise e,S. 5,clocs M or sts1ch
Oh mOHpAI 'no - ~ ora s., ,ucb other oacss rs the
other tue GA Ds S Snees s6s previously des gns,e
@ he O. os fufa eet At desa - sat to me
foc'ne tonren'.oc' for tina purposs Of nomi
MAxosAL1 -, Of lie aIns.Ho1s, De.
pcljles EhyoL 81 a 80, -, ~ ~, ,br csc6 If
psr'mert SID Convention !" 0'N'''' VI va
The ssid Wa11S ,.,-,1> ,o. no,nn,tea Civ J1dos
JUDICIARY CoSNtfFloN, 20 u III 10 I q SJ 80
and sp1ui;s! s cog. ~ ,s al,u -
the Heyo1siiy CobVs1S,S ,,c>.e Thai 1or Inc YhIrd
rs DseI 70 &c composed Of five deeg,te'
ets,ssIM op D s.cS wsPa o. Dse aud said dole
e 70 be- ,S sf'sa 10 na district
@ sss Z ,9 "a s oS 3a q Sfn
dss,s a. sgs o. dSs s aata a G bs
sos o sseh Wsd in , b9 g u.s. Der. o, Assembly
and 70 eon'i.i Of IL e,cb Assembly u Dis Us
t a,es he i've dsss~e delegates 90 slgc!
I'd 6, 10 s6ees Ill l5e To i msd Di anonnlon
Il sss ngods s and publish
oemse Charter .9 e@loS otc a a,ssmbs a, FOL-
loz. ..,, oo.u.a,,.o ~ ,ba 92t October at7l
~ ai,5s E'os@w way l9a.s ., =. 90, =, ,. y >, Inc
ssle fsce. -, a.. oa,h at y
>, fgissigg ssissd 6,pgl place. !, r,o.,u.v
Va coDEse.lopal ol:'c, =. Eastern Emblem Grand
y g'h'c Cor e1es,ioEn Ul,Ic,, Broadway House
vsy !'' '0' 20 '''0Ds' D''''''' 00'''.'1'sl'' % -
,oos S 1s' eDees o0ny'Hon ' Nf'' w. ~ -
r. AD:sn6Y p pc ut e s52la S ssy Hotel
X'h As.epb, Disrc. al Paeiic ZIG House Oh FouHh'av'
fis 30 cher 4sseoby Caoysnlions and aso the w0d
s b. S sceg b. 1U h, ed Bg Order
y.,oo.r p al.. sowpifoA @AOHf' 'n'''n'n
y,wlHfIE. .s s.,...-.-.- olSN
Rsy~ TIE News FROM EUROPE By the
America is interesting. In England a
o,eot ero;tamsrA nrevaijg about steam navi
oat;on between Enrono ard America, coca
sinrad Nv a rlan Of shorter route by way
IF Nova Scotia and the West Of Ireland
Jo+er ;ntel,ieence has boen received from
Ma exned;t;ons IN search Of Sir John Frank
IL, which Il trne i conclusive as to tbt
~ - lro-o ,,o,ico+or Thore has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
whig Nominations Ia Massachusetts, go.

NH1a
BOSTON, Tuesdsy, Oct. Is.
-, ,,,,,. "iodleaex have nominated for the
c. an1 49, n,o F,irb.ss Of CharestoRn VIM.
r. Stevens of stonehzm, John Boynton of drotoh
Samuel Hoar of CONGO d, Homer Bartlett of Low
ell. snd Josiah Rutter of Wathala
A slip from the Manchester Democrat Office says
that Mormon, Loco, is elected to Congress BY
about 40 majority, including the disputed towns
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oFrlcr o. TaE Nav YoaK Gas LleaT c

Oct IL, 1850
EgZ- The President and Directors have ma aey
drrsred dividend Of per tho capital '!ock -
hi, Company for tbs SIX months ending ihe lat OF ~
Thu raGs,erbook viii be closed tom hs 26;s la. oosS
tia, date. B. order L G' EL snaI,s,,
l16 M ooS'N'-'t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

/ lMc. H,ebster in nj. SPEECH:
Sr, wherever there "a a
particular good to be done :;
,oheyrrey there Il Il Jeot OF
land 10 bs said bIeA from be.
ic0miag Stare territory / aa
re1dy 70 sfsert tie prtne'Pte
iof the sxc. ustcH Of SIdVery; |
an plsdg,d 70 II fror, the ye9r
1855; / dars 5ten Pl sdged 70 Z
again Gad again; Gad | ioiV
per form th)ss ptedgeI; bus |
vii! 20. Goa tling unnecss-
s.ry that wouuditne feelings
OF o:hers or that does diE-
grace 20 my own understand.
Ing.
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PILEs BURNS, scALDs, soREs, IrgLAMmAToNs, sesAINs
AND swELLINGs-The only certain remedy FOR the OF
the above diseases ard for subdaing the pain resulting
lhererom in thu course OF from f1esn ainutos Ia
DAILEY's genuine Pain Extractor,
CAUTION Buy The RsDulre DALEY SALIVA In fie new
eDgeop aud the large boxes and avoid coanertets ia
he old wrapper
Ess~ Gee Inc Pamphlets ter 1850. Il DALEY,
tol62lWas Sole inventor and Proprietor AS Broadway
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If there is any reason why Messrs.
Webster and Duer should have monopoly
of the privilege of making such declara-
tons, we should really like to know it. If
they are to be excused on the ground that
they don't mean any thing in particular but
to cover their retreat, let us understand it.
The Wings of New-York do mean what
they have resolved, and they don't in7end
to "censure the Administration y in avog-
ing their cherished principles.
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crawfshing Speech

SJrac7Ise ReislBfi0H
Efs.iued ?na, tEe sdmis
sion OF CeNioFlis into the
Uniou as E h!ele meets viii
our hearts appreciation arc
ga Terr.!orlE Government
!. Gtsblishtd FOR New. Ae1'
leo and Utah without any
probi tory clause, on the AZ
.umpfion that 8 avery Is eX'
Guided by O,he. cau'es, II II
thesIlemr duty Of Congress
10 extend the jstfer,oai
O!dtnauce over theIe Tsfri-
taiies on The frsG Indication
that Slavery o. involuntary
feryi,ude isEkei5 10 be inuo-
drced into the Territories.
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BLISS COMPOUND COB LIVER OF CtSoY,-Ths gem
uno article may be ds.ngushei from its base limitations
by an examination of the wrapper which tho proprietor
has recently prepared, and copyrighted Tha wrapper
facsime Of his signature, design representing
Nee of fshnG the Crank Bsnk and the
IN which lac Cod Liver on Ia extracted from tho fish The
whole afat is neat and speaks well for the ssIo Of The
proprietor OF the Candy which 10 decidedly OF The bss
Cough remedies that acquainted with. 1t bss besu
ested In 40 many cases. that it IL utterly impossible 10
doubt It's worth
Agents the Astor and irving House Drug Stores and
10 ard 1853 Broadway, aud by tho principal ouggaIs
throughout the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

AZ District Convention just held BY the Whiga
OF the Second Assembly Di.trics of 0hauauqls
O. the Chairman called tue atseniion,of tbs Goa
vsntoa &c the Boltecs Convention 70 bs hsld at
U.ioa on The lib the following resolution va.
unanimously adopted
Reso,ed That til, Convention ia oopossd 10 sn5 division
Of hs Hhig psiIy IN l1s aud thgi pe5gs o.
Gal aai unsd sarqo'o tbs Wig State icRs nominated
syrsccie.
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Ak SAUNDERS. 387 Broadway.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-08-01
NEW ENGLAND TRUSS MANDATORY.
BOSTON

JAMES r. FOSTER continue. TO manufacture al ;,
y various approved TRUSSES at his new stand No ts9
washington street. opposite No 4l6 Washington street
and his residence and business being both in the asm
ouildbg can be at home Of the whole Of The
day or evening He has room and better
Tor the Truss Business than any other person
II In this city or any other. ."
Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS fer nrol.n.n.
uter russes for prolapsus AMI suspensory bags kpes
back boards steeled shoes for deformed feet Truss.
paired at one hours notice. and made answer
as well as new. The subscriber having worn trnss hi
self for the last twenty five years and fitted 90
the last twelve years feels confident In being ab, 10
all cases that may come 10 him " sun
CONVEX SPIRAL TRUSSES; DR. Chsses tro.s..
formerly sold by Dr. Leach trusses OF galvanized metal
that will not rust having wooden and copper pad
a., - w. ~ 4aaaS.9s sssli sai .ssss,
Sherman's patent French d.; Batemsns do double ana
single stones trusses. Also, TRUSSES FOE TygJT
DREN Of all sizes. DR. Fletcher's truss Msrsh.,. 80,
Or Hasps truss fhompssnS cfotches trxssAaa a. -,
kers rocking russes may be had at this estabsbmsnt
Also Whispering Tubes and Ear Trlynp,f,s IN :, TN
enab person to converse low with enc that h bs,S
hearing. 10 Nsiu u
All ladies In want Of abdominal supporters or
be waited upon by his wife, Mrs Caroline d Fostsr al
has had twenty years experience in the business N'
d., ,o,o - JAMES F. FOSTER
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MENT.

HE above Establishment, having been put In fine order
Is now commencing its third season. The success
which has attended IL thus far gives bright hopes for the
future and enables the subscriber say with
all who wish to make practical application of the Hydro
patoc or water Cure treatment that they pursue
here under the most favorable auspices for the OF
disease The location, although In the immediate vicinity
OF one Of the most beautiful cities in the Union s very
retired me bowling saloon was erected the past
TO which patients have for exercise and amuse
ment All patients viii be required furnish three com.
forters large wooen blankets cotton sheets
one coarse linen sheet ana ak towels.
The price for board medical advice and all ordinary
tendance OF nurses Is IS per week. payable weekly Per
sons IN INDECENT circumstance and coming well
mended will In be taken reduced prices pro
vided they are willing to take second rate rooms.
All communications must be post paid
T. 7. SEELYE, M. d. Proprietor
CYepeland, May, lS50.-May 30-2m
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GLEN HAVEN WATER CITRr

NHtS Establishment having been completely reftteo
this winter lie ready for the reception Of ysiters
u is beautifully situated among the hills at the head Of
okAneaees supplied with the purest Of water and
ample In quantity
it is easy Of access Persons from New York Boston
Albany Buffalo, be brought by railroad and steam
boat on Sksneatees lake, to the CURE and from tn,
southern part Of the State reach by the
and Glen Haven stage Persons wishing to bring horses
and carriages can have them Kept in stables which
new and commodous and the guests in Cure viii receive
every attention JACKSON, GLEASON, Il %
Gen Harsn, Scott, Cortland Co, ~ Y, Apra, 1850
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