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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-09
: :, DR.. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA!

This Medicine is WARRANTED TO be superior to any oth
or PREPARATION Of So rsaparla the wordas cured and
will cure more cases of Scrofua, kings Evil Consunp-
ton Bronchitis Eryspeas, Obstinate Cutuneous Erup.
tions Bloches Bles, Ring Worms, and letter, Scaid
Head Chronic Ulcers, Mercurial disease, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Liver complaint, Palpaton of the Heart, Dys.
pepsa etc than any other medicine discovered and
hence it is The best purifier OF the blood ever offered TO The
public Read the certificate Of Mr.. Brooks, and then send
Agent and ger pamphlet containing scores Just as
''' ISAAC BROOKS, JR., yCASE!l
GO AND SEE HIN AND YOU WILL SAY THE HALF
HAS NOT BEEN TOLD!
We the undersigned, having visited Mr. lsnac Brooks,
kr a, the office Of Messrs Rowand d. Walton, 376 Mar
let street. Phila consider his the most remarkable
one we have ever witnessed or heard OF. "
His disease was Scrofula and terrible must have been
his twelve years conflict with the Destroyer HIS Paiae
lid Of the right Eye have been Destroyed his Face nearly
eaten up and part of the Jaw Bone carried away And
vet We can give no description Of his case.
Mr. informs that in January last, the whole interior
of his mouth as we'll Us of his ce, was mass oi
deep and painful ulcers. .aan
On the i4,h Of January last he commenced taking Dr..
Culens Indian Vegetable Panacea, which checked tho
disease in few days. and from thai time the cure has pro-.
crossed without intermlsson
New Aesh has supplied the place Of the deep ulcers and
though badly dsgured, his face is sound and his general
health il restored.
We are assured tlia in the treatment Of Mr.. Brooks
no Msrcnrias Oniments, Caustic applications
lave been sed-n fact, the Panacea alone has wrought
this wonderful change.
PHILIP S. WHITE, Esq, ): w. JONES, M;
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS, W. STEELiNd' M, y.
Rev. A. d. GILLETTE, l. +. >; hohY; NJ. u
Rev. J. R. NICHOLAS, JACOB rRlNcKi W. ~
Rev WM URIE S. B. Coles NJ, ID.
Rev K,yc,p. J. w. AsHMEAD, Esq.
Do. ~, Ra,yx. p. SKEy SMITH, Esq.
T. cr,I ION ESQ J.. A. Cooley. Esq.
And ,bnusands OF Others equally respectable, whose
names might b.. added il necessary
Residence west side of Jefferson street, third door from
Schuylkl running from Schuykill Sixth. between Lo
Gust and Spruce
Wholesale and retail by RowAND & WALTON, Proprie.
tors. No 2I NJ Sixth street. Phla., JAMES R. MckAIN
Camden, BoATwRiGllr & NIoT, Columbia, PM COHEN,
A 'io.t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-09
DIR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETA.
BILE REMEDY.
NO CURE NO PAY.

Read Physicians Opinions Of It's Virtues.
have prescribed the ahovs Medicine in several cases
Primary Venerral Diseases and Secondary Syphilis and
the effect has been strikngy beneciu 80 much so as to
faction II is generally agreeable the taste Of patients
JOHN A. ELKINTON, NJ. d.
No. lO2 N. Fifth Street
Philadelphia. June II, 1S45.
Ihave prescribed DR.. CuIcn's Remedy in many cases
of Gonorrhea and found it effect in very short
time. A. WAILSON, ID.
Corner Twelfth and Shippen.sts
Wholesale and retail by ltowand and Walton: proprie-
tors, No. 81 N. Sixth street, Phila James X Mckain,
amden, Boatwight and Mot, Columbia, p. M. Cohen,
Charleston,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-09

Plough Moulds, Shovcls, Spades, Hoes, Axes,
Nails, Pots, Ovens, Steel, &C., for sale at
Jan. 3O-s-,fj = BONNEY'S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
New.HGyen, July IS, 1850.

~ To Boss Bakers.-The Operative sssers Oaoe
HoT,e Cal Reading Room and Library 10 nov opea Al
IN Grsnd,L daily, nom AN i'll ? M and on sundsy
from To and keeper u always IN stieodspce 10 eve
Or writing 70 me House for men. -
LEWIS dALBAUEK, Kesosr,
who resides at $50 BrooBe-st'
JOHN Z. RENNE, Prest
IA. gorEaT.ax Re- Dec teI2tmO6EF
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OBSEQUIES.


~ @. u. A,-At regular msehng Of Washington
Chapter No 2 the following resolutions were ansnm1ay
passed ~,
Cbspcery Of he State OF New.York join In the funeral
honors 10 late noble and patriotic President Geo.
L TAYLOR, on Tuesday, sd inst
Reolred That every member OF this Chapter be aud IL
Hereby d ected the Stars and assel Of hs re aa
with Grape on The above occasion asa tnst COMMITTEES OF
TIE members Of The Warrington Chapter are hereby no.
htd to comply with the above resonon and &c meet At
their without further notice Tuesday at IL O'Clock,
TO join in The procession BY order OF The Comnlltee
Of Arrangements. 'ljy2O2r W a. SMITH, Chairman
II Continental Lodge No. III 1. d. o. r.
having accepted The invitation OF The H. w Grand Lodge
ss bute Of respect to the memory OF the ss President
Of the Uniteo STATES ZACHARY TAYLOR the menoers are
., TUESDAY morning, 81 mat al 10 O'Clock, In fai re.
gala Brothers Of the Order whose Lodges do not turn
cot are TaSs 3 EDs un US order o.
PC ~ & SEARS, srran1a,1sct.
blssr We JACos wAGNEa,)
r. Meridian Lodse No az 1. %. orc F-rhs
members Of III, Lodge are hereby notified 10 meet Al 1ns
rooms Of Grove and HUDSON ss on Tuesday, lt
rF II o'clcck NJ. In full regsa for The purpose OF
eating with tbs Grand Lodge OF s1ulhem new.Yorr, N
or ls!e President Of the United States Il l. earnestly de-
sired that every member be present By order o. me Lodge
: @ e M@ S soY6E cOm%i''ee
bas.. 20 BENZ c BoGERT, Aran gemsni,.
r. Universal Independent Order Of Odd
FelioWs.-Ihe mem bers or Ofocf Ioluosc
"a 10 ueeI at the Washington LodgeRoom IN Deaney-h
on Tuesday SO Inst al IL ococE, previous 10 joining Inen
fellow czers In paying he ssi tribute OF respect 10 thsh
Iaia lnuented President Gen Zachary Taylor.
~ Taos. HOOPER @. NJ.
LIN HAs1Iyss C. g. go 81
r. Union Divison NO. 2, 3. OF T.-ofheer aad
R,ob.rs Al our last meeting II sgr=ed that we tOe,
q. Division he general procession IN memory OF Zscisy
Tsvor therefore notified meet Foun ain Hail.
On Tus,dsy the s3d iDri. o'ciock p " precisely
k@T BY order W.f. hoOpi' A. H.
rw- NotIce The House Carpenters OF New. York
,eo esisd 70 ssemble al Convention Hail. 79 WooserSt
on ouS nlDR 23 inst 70 rsspondio the procsedn
he Con- mitlee sppo ted mems for ne
$3.50 of he Az Presidenl ID HENHEsSY,
'1He'' " A. BLAUvELT,
q. O.. c. w COX.
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" O'Rieily's Telegraph Lines, connecting
,,iih ali sections OF tia United Staos General once loi
..oaGway Open from 10 the morning oil III a. got
Visitors II NeSYors who are accustomed 10 nsnsseuna
business W,lb the 0Risly Limos IN any section OF ne
q tied States will find II their interest 10 leave their dis
psches al this Office inturs prompt sod correct trans
mlsEiOn leS "
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~ WIN md reppeea.

~ WIN and reupeea.-bATcEgLoRs celebrsted
Wiz FACTORY 10 at Vsll-sL where al all times can be
found the largest assortment IN the city Strangers and
chasing eiIswhere BATcEELoR's newly invented Wigs
CHAINED silver medal al the Fair Of the American lnsr'
int xddresr mVN N~sbu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
SCHOOLS.

liSYESCa B0AKpir1 AND DAY sUH0OL.
4 -IadsnDe nix has removed her French and EnZtfs
BOARDING and DAY School from 4 CsHollplsce 10 iOl
81; Earksplsce rrst-aT. fhe new location 70 op2a
aps siry Wild q large garden, snd the house, doubis
sue with every modern convenience She invites MOSS
saving daughters for whom they desire thorough and
srx,cass educsiisn IN all 0ranches 10 cal and eramifs
Der testimonials She ban hsd committed 70 her care tht
lighters Of Of TIA leading faVss 81 tbs city anf
80 Ssfey IN ali my1n
LADY who has just completed an cog sgement with
N Southern family prvste gOveDess desires to enter
into similar eng sgenent with family residing 10 or near
Nsw.YoTk Her course OF instruction embraces Enghsh,
(ncludiny Algebra and Geomey) French, German Music
Drawing and Painting Salary $500 per a1num with room
board &c Address II SO Lexington avenue Jyl9 Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

CIR-Bsyipg recommended 10 my patients In the -
SDsu Hospital Of thls city he oflhe annseoaws
tsu cor lder them to he very eicseious 10 asy1l
great kea, ard birs attending Feyor also 10 csAes 49,
certain Affections OF the Kidney and sxin sod IN c."
Cosiiyeness In eli cases, medical a6vtse shosid b ~
P MUNRO, NJ. D. -.
Attending ply dc;an Of the Ho,o Dsa Hospital, snsr
suIer on Surgery In The School Of Medicine
Monuea May 1e56.
For sale BY he Agents ssrborn krbonpson ~
o. Ruskio1 CLARK L Co., iIe and 90 BrosdwZ
10 Ayor Place, and Inc principal Druggists 10 No az
Nh 2weod IL -------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

r. Yale CoiIese.-Ciass Of 1S32.-AgIeeably to
appointment In ls45 the eas graduated Yale College 10
1855 will bold their fourth anniversary In New Haven al
the Commencement season and are invited 10
assemble for this purpose at O'Clock, p NJ. on Wednes
dav ina IAN OF August next Al house OF the under
,lentd EDWARD n. SALISBURY,
Class Secretary.
NswUsvep July Is 1850 jyl7 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

~ RemsvnI,-PBnIF ERNST, Professor OF h1sic
ard teacher Of tho Bphm and other flutes and The guitar
respectfully informs his friends and the pubic 10 genera
t1ai be has removed 10 S91 Broadway, near Waker,t
New. YorE myl0 Smeodr
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DIVIDENDS.


OFFIcE NoRwIcH AND WORcEsrEa RAILRoAD Col
NORWICH July To- 1850 \
DOCKS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS the Preferred
~ STOCK OF this Company will be opened on the In faa
at the Transfer Office IT herwtn, Transfer Agsati 10
Merchants Exchange, New-York, and remain opeu for
sxIy DAYS thereafter when hs Boots Tor such ubscpuoa
will be cosed until the 10Th or January next
All persons who subscribe Aforesaid, and par Is
cent the preferred will DO entitled W lhe drdc1d
to be declared In January next their PREPARED soek,
which embar four shsree OF old sOcs r each share q
new stock subscribed ind ineresl viii DO charged o. The
said instruments are paid psf Nj ANDREWS
wis 6Ot Clerk N. and W. Railroad Co.
MISUNDERSTANDING AND Wo6CEsfER
ORAlLRoAD CO.-Ths Company has declared dtvi
decd u two and ons-qderer per cooi on The psnffed
stock Of ssd Company (being tho stock surrendered and
subscribed previous TO tho Sd inst paPabe ~ NE frsnse
Office Of The Company, Is h9rchsnls LxchsoK1 New
YORK. on the 18Th inst Per oder. GEO. l. PEAkLM
Norwich, Conn July 10, 1859. lB'2SSl fre.
lAIVIDHND.-Tne President ana DTsctors ofihs nsw.
~ Jersey Railroad and transportation company M
this day declared semi annual dividend OF four per cent
payable The their representatives. % Ano
ster the lat OF August next The Transfer boos w "
closed from the 10th inst until that dey-yuy ~ 1901
jylS lmE III. }. sOUThMAfp.fasoiS
niyIDErD-TaE BROOKLYN AND JAMAICA
Dhslrosd Company have LIS dsy declared snnu,
al dividend OF three aud oreAaif per cent On -
amer Thursday, 18Th July. The nsnslsr bocn WI
Nsw'Yort JuIy II. 1850. yi3sws
M.coS AND WEsTERs RAILRoAD Co. OF 6sossiA
THIS COMPANY has declared dlydsna o. 49, ~.
dollars per share; payable 70 TOE stockno1sfs ~
city at The Bank of State Of New York on e a fA
Julv & is5f iyle 9ws
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poWELrou HOUSE nEWRURsK.

"a THE PROPRIETOR Of ths ieVorite aud sgreesok
- nlece of hummer resort takes pleasure Ia calling he
A stenton Of the New York public TO the fact thai 40
now prepared for The reception and Of en.
lrnn ,en or permanent bosrders fhe high esinsuon
which bis houseis hed by families whohaye spent ne SAN
sr months there will render an extended nones
o. 40 attractions point flocson scenery drives
Ne unnecessary In this particular has no equal on tas
Hudson The lsrder, as heretofore viii oe supPhsc
ormer facilities for reaching Newburgh by steanbosts
there are FIVE trains Of cars passing daily either way ron
Nsv-York and Albany Early application saoqld Se Mac
for q selection Of rooms. Iiel0 2msI " ponApi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
WASHING MADE EASY.
HOW TO WASH CL0THEs'
Without Labor.

,.s.hsne. roupders rubbcrs acids, other inJancu
articles Instructions are ps a. .,ces cheap sod sss 49,
ob ,s sent every month Price only el per copy c
or seoo 20 MADAME sEAyELT, Patent Lanndres.
Anil lsecond eoorl New-forI iyl lmAWtts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

- Hudson River Water.Cure Estnblish-
ment at Tamytovn with every convenience for treat
menl will be completed for TIE reception OF patients by The
18th Of July next For terms apply TO .
rarrytoyn June 25 1880. joS lmf
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sPRINGs-oOLU MsIA

NEW-LEBANON SPRINGS COLU hBlA
lNHALL.-This Hotel has been greatly enlarged oy az
Immense wing making entire length about $50 feet and
capable Of accommodating 500 Visitors very large num-
Der OF taken for The By families and per
haps no place combines many srscuons for health snd
pleasure.
By taiing the morning cars by the Nev-Haven and
Ho1satonic Railroad or Hudson River Railroad, Hud
son, passengers arrive al the Springs n St o'clock In tie
anerpoon Pare through only s. So je28h
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REMOVAL.

nRMoVaI-DRs CHTLDs FORD have removed
III ibsir office 10 re Chamserss Office hours from 70 ~
ocIock A A. and from 10 and 7 tos, PM
vbere the poor will be attended graulsousy Tuesdays
Tbursdsy s and Saturdays from to n O'Clock, AM.
DR. Chds will give particular stie1ton W diseases OF ne
chest lungs and heart
DR. Ford to diseases Of tho eye and ear and 70 sare
eases generally. BH %
DEmuVAI..-DR LUTENER Aufisl has removes
II his Office from $50 to 255 Broadway, entrance y W.T.
repsl Office hours In future from MI
Sixteen years OF successful practice Of al diseases =
Ear enables him to cure all deafness unpleasant noi
and discharges OF the Ear provided the nerve and an
not injured. 49,
References OF the most undoabted kind csn Do sese
ofce An letters must be postpaid Consaiisncn -
mail or otnerwise, el. LtyfAW'I u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

,Iighily agitated, having. as We are Informed pre-
p.Ted himself for the worst IL IL further Ha.en
mon reliable authority, that he has expeers7' :"
late no desire IN have his sentence comm'eo' qua
thai be appears 10 have more reaiiz'oS sense
,beaufal situation in which be is placed and also.
TIA, he 10 evidently preparing himself Tor tne aHiu
fAto which surely awaits him.
Ys.terdsy afternoon Ms Webster and fsmly
visited him in his ce They bad not then learned
the decj,iou Of the Governor and Council
Hish Sheriff Eveleth visited the prisoner tni'
morpipe. and found bin quite calm, exhoiting no
observt bic change IN his ge.eral app t1,g
BIS E1cellency, Gov. Briggs, has affixed ms rg'
nature TO the death Warrant" which has been
duly transmitted to the High Sheriff.
The family Of the prisoner, for long time PasS
have s,udiously avoided reading any newspapers
whatever, ADD hence cannot have been adviser
from that source Of the progress OF any mater pe,
tanning to the painful case, In which they are ~
nediately interested. ....,o.n ming,
THE nri,oner expressed the hope, this mo ~
that bis family would be kept IN isnoi
day fixed for his execution. :. ,.v be stated. AZ
someubat sipeaIar coincidence r 80 - 80,
Webster committed the muru s;,, n the coro,sr'.
arrested on "a. M ade public on Frdsy-one
tseSreg ar days selected for bis family 70 visit
o. 'nS - ;siI yss on Fnday-the final decision OF
,ha Executive was given on Friday, and his exc
cntion is TO take place on Friday.
100. F AT the Annual Session OF the Grand
Lodge Of the order OF Odd Fellows in Connecticut
Lloyd Z. Baldwin OF Wilmantic, was chosen q.
NJ Orgen Utley Of Middletown, d g. NJ; Samuel
Lynes OF Norralk, g. W.; L. A. Thomas Of New.
Haven, G. T.
Representatives-G NJ. Wiley Of Stonington,
George 8 Sanford Of Bridgeport.
The following among other resolutions were pre-
scented and passed unanimously:
W1,reas II hath pleased Almighty God to remove nom
u BY death ZAZHARY TAYLOR President OF the u STATES
Rss0irre THAI tbs Grand Lodge deeply deplore ca
lsmity hch cas the ration TO mourn, and that we re-
specttl y tender our symnahy TO his all 1 d
family relsiyes and eLd IN Friendship Love and Tfdh.
Rsoir,d nat The subordinate Lodges in The iursdc0n
Of This Grand Lodge, be directed TO eothe their Lodge
rooms with badges OF mourning for the space
OF lhree months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

yTLebanon Springs Wnter-Curc Establish
ment 10 now in iu sxth year Of successful operation.
i've Inns ~ BEDoRTHA, MD.
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DORTLAND HOTEL, ON TIE HIGHLANDs
i OF NAVESlNK-This house 10 just completed and
open FOR visitors IL affords splendid prospect o. toe
ocean and combines all the enJoyments OF couatry life
fishing sailing bathing delightful walks and drives, cool
bfeezes highly conducive comfort and health Two
hours sail from the city, by the John Hart al me oo OF
Pecksp R. or the Edwin Lewis at the foot Of Robin.
WIS ims J. FLETCHER, Proprietor.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
RnARn ayr THE HrGHLANps.

BOARD AT THE HIGHLANDS.
T.iHE subscriber, from the opportunities Of his tn9afh
aud contrary his original intention, has opened MS
mansion at The ghlsnds for the accommodation Of iaml
Hes snd single geremen, during the season The hose
possesses all the advantages OF geoteel retreat ~ ne
sumner havs an uninterrupted view OF the ocean, who're
every ship bond In aud out OF The city. may be seen and
hating grounds and fishing with pleasure boats i9
exeu sions are adjoining and hand The rooms are 70
The beat order for comfort and the proprietor scco
odae 80 TO 100 boarders-snd wishes II distinctly under
stood that II II should any time be full ITO prevent diap
pointuent) due notice will be given to the public.
Highlands, July g. 1850. WILLIAM JONES,
fye 2ws Proprietor Of the Neversink House
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r. DIR. r. l.. Nichols and Mrs. Cove Nichols,
Wafer Cure House. 81 West second o. near SIKH.
avenue Consultations from 10 to Patients received for
beard or day treatment or visited at their residences
tvI7 lmt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

y Wster-Cure Institutes-City and Conn
try.-Dr TRAIL receives patients al his commodous city
Establishment Is Laghtst and al Oyster Bay, Con.
municson csy between these places by steamboat and
rsirosd General practice attended TO- Consuliauons ~
Ie97 I'M
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BOARDING..

BOARD IN WILLIAnisBURGU.-O One OF two
P senismen can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
and breakfas ard tea In private family. - FGsLst one
nnuies walk from tho Peck slip Ferry Bosi ruas ever
ave miIules Location very desirable; house faces The
water, commanding hne view OF Brooklyn, New-foII,
EGst River, &c 1c- JyS I'M
BOARD HEDUCED-At the private Mansion House
DDS Greenwich-st Gentlemen vilh single beds and lghL
airy rooms 81 80 per week day boerdsrs s. per week.
transient boarders 81 cens per day Bahs grans Je3S I'm
DOARD-A gentemin and It's wife or two siOg!s gen
Dueutn can be sccommOo sied with good board aud a
large oo at IS secondst The house 10 large srd pleaI
anuy located. ~" /"
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN wishes psrior and
hbedroOm or large room, with board tn respectable
family he would be glad to teach for part of ihe payment
with music or languages Address, this Office, N. D. $.
jy20 A'
COUNTRY BOARO.-Good be ard may BE- oprsiaed
u for one or months pleasant and healthy ocaaon
q miles from Glen Cove l. l. House new and bullI IN
modern s,ye containing several good sleeping apamsns
az ARMY TO RICHARD WEsrEkVELT, BeeznansI
or j 3 UNDERHILL, Glen Cove
Reference Thos b Cumming h6 PearfsL JylS wv
GENTLEMAN and ms wife. and a low single gen
n uemen can have board at 100 Wes T~entyseVeni 81
% door EeIt OF Egh.h av. Pleasant rooms on secon
location jylS lm'
FURNISHED ROOM opposite Washington
"A square to be let to single gentleman ioqnre 81 go
FOurth-sL Ui Z"
DOons TO LET-Very desirable airy snd pleasant
II oous neatly furnished for single gentlemen without
board may be had by Supplying al SO FrAnkinst few
doors west Of Broadway JeN I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

~ Prince g. Co.'s Melodeons for ssle At factory
prices atBADGERS Fluts Mandatory, ORiely's rele
graph Building, l8l Broadway lyl9 uosc
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roUsTRY PAPgg FOR SALE - 80
" -.u established Wig Psr-r and yoo rno'x ~ a.
HshneIt Or sale on asorAh- isfns teo ns 1900 4
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GENEEAL NOriCES.

~ Fowlers & Wells, Phresoiox ists and Put
hers, Clinton Hsil 1871 Nasssl-st- near tho Park
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~ To Renevolent and OH

" To Benevolent and other socie ties.-To
lei curing the day and evening Sapo excepted al ~ AL
len Grand most convenient room for societies OF
religions or moral character and eeg snty fitted for
such purposes. Terms moderate Inquire OF MI j.
DAVIES 248 GrRndst tyl8l
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r. DR.. Shows Wafer.Curs Institution, cor.
,er Tvslnh-st and University. place me II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

~ The "Oranse Nlountain Water Cure Al
So Orange N j. hours ride by railroad from the City
Ybe estabshmen private baths attached TO the
nenu rooms. Address Dr. EEEKER, 8. Orange, ~ ).
sorierms leL@u
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PAPER MAKERS WIRES.

PAPER MAKERS WIRES.
y,HE larger, stock In the United SaieI well assorted
ccnsifs pg Of Fourdiiper Wires, rom 20 inenes " "a
inches ds Nos 60 and ard all numbers OF AID
bTs,, wire coth-.or sale on lowest 10 ms. and war
rsnted every equal to the imported 'e T'
Ioe Johnst New-York, at the ms1liac,ory ossaS
new.Jersey. lyle 3mI VIM STEPHENS sun.
TOR sALE-yERY Iowa Beam Engae, Slocn
eyncer four stroke, IN excellent
g,tted lin e. tof metallic packing Drce pump noesef VI
49, 80 "a ali modern improvements. Coil sLfD
fue boiler 81 inches diameter 10 ,ses ne
g. ,sont cr.le bar blower, shsffing, oelung, &c
one cssi IRON nnipg pump, 1ca chamber, eagh OF
o,s r.st ron orcn pump, 4reh chamber foot stroke;
and ~ feet Of a inch wrought iron pipe
One ,ef Of CrusbeFs 81 for crushing ore, grn1fng hre
elsy. de- &c with strong frame, pulleys and beltng
fets blachsmifhs tools old scrap iron, mining tools
seiyrs cisterrs tackle for hosting, nc ke
The above Is well worthy th- attention Of Mining CON-
psnes manufacturers and Others, they will % sold
bargain The Engine can De seen workng. FOR terms,
Apply TO JOHN LAMH, 81 Broadway,
tyle lot' hrsi noor Of Globe Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
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gAILROAD REsTAU RANT,
COORDINATION Of Hudson River Railroad, Cham
b.r. Al Breakfast Dinner Tea and supper a. al hours
Lso'e' tyis lneod'
~ RICHARDsON,s sYRUP.-ons Of shs ossi
Dr-edies OF The age Dr. Rtchsasys's Syrup for ehoS
"a ebolep morbus and summer complaints and pain in ~
go Al Dr. rrapnskeo'a $50 Feari-sl cnariss h, Hing
100 Rrcsdvsy; ii he Druggis store Isl doi hooen
sapds lss Bovery. HAydockr IA rsUEui also. MI
g,ys IT'S GultoD-0- Brooklyn city tel sn'
, an DELIVERING ne Oes. hod Ash Coal s.sv.
| ~ rss fror ny ysrt corner Of King sat G.ssrvchs
a.ys. ~ " from hosb inv2s 7n'i PtTER CtfNTON
N AGs. Ropes, add all sInds Of paper mznafsetar
IL ere uatedEjs boukhs and so6 90 fberal terms by