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TALBOT AND VERNON.
ONE VOLUNE-CLOTH AND PAPER.

IT written with crest at ~ an AIMS N correct pr-vsa'
1tnl concerning he folc cf ls'att m ce.
Ite lad r- Wet ant Wes-er1 Of course
ssetae lie uorcl = il 90 isat az lasf prove 1oplLr
IS. j. C1lr.f a. T. fer-
lie -s.fli'e -l1.-.s "a sfrrs -- whoa .ssl 2 re nc
c-Tlaiy c t-- retlrr lle one oi Pc W -'
ce AID 4iessari Transferred 81 t- camp oi Gsa %
NeT.o. Troy N..r.
llffris VIC ana ct1reff reifly tsrlFi OYER 4 pT I'd
o, 10 vi fh Ne thesE1 Of master n battle H B4-A
Gee ao on Which be Tost appear O. have been eng iee
WI uGrues PIE trial at te c.f--
ait-F Hs hero return from te war eve f er' 70 e.
eztrslrellly degree s. sIrltl A-f1llr-
1-rork of mu.h aa- o. e1i POSER Tr-'sl % rr
and Derfols style, ant IDENTIFY u nr1fla cd Tlo
Lla tIog ed 0lforalt- stlc ai g.trie'.-
rYalkes Blade.
WOMAN'S WHIMs. b. the author Of "Pieclols," l
VC'.-Pnce ~ d cents.
THE PSALMS, translated and explained By ie7. Dr. J.
AcdlsCn Alexander. vol. Emo.
BAKER < SCRIBNER,
je4 31s IS PARK Row and rs Nassau-s-
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SAILS, AWNINGS, TEN rs, so.

4 NkUSSNIAN q PAHIsEN3S LALUINLU 5U'
~ LUTON oppressive ali kinds OF articles made CT ca1.
gtsh cotton or hemp eothS that exposed 10 he wealth
or from midew rot 81 the time making them on
Tey proof Goods prepared with the CIcinod So
uton rot altered In their appearance and vii rsiain
besr original color as long heY sSL The plbscroei
pave used his solution for two years on awnings and ssia
and have never found 1t to m IA any instance and now
cter TO the public the most reasonable erms Awn.
ngs sAik tents and all kinds Of canvRsI Sc5s mLIs 70
order a. the shortest notice
PARISEN 4 CRoSSsAN, cor. Pearl-si ard Broad Tay.
Nnew twists
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cas- meoei1e Is perfect blessing 10 he sc,ss H.
M sPse'ss nervous snec.on rs curative properties
se remedy for ali complaints; ba, wherever iss %
ssen u Al al disordered, u has really never besr
~ olerwise Than with perfect s1ccess fPvIsnJ,ban
NO one who has used but has spoken eoossc,1s ~
nsof sod Il IA not possible 10 discover one who sx
Nllng TO testify 20 It's wonderful remedial sbiIlt2
800 oottle. Ror sale al Dey-sl Ney.Yor and ~
~ HAYES, l75 Fulton-st Brooklyn isi n.
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ILIhE-WohKs! EDGES FInr.runnro

coofe5 ~ ENsiNE. brilliant and magnificent
IA now ysssv "a ever manufactured In this couny
Inv ssps So S n progress for essbrsing The Fo1rb -
hes A. win new eea LOWS public gardens private ,y
:. s50,ss. nose Ass heavy ,o on bssa M 'cgpei
Wi srs M, a., s'Siy ption. Dealers in FIRE Worts
splendid and superior articles never beors 20 sy are
&C. beng ensy rev Dealer. supplied a. n
YEA lmTTh&S' l. q J. @. EDGE p pS,sSy NY.
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,..ufuent Beauty. m man or woman, demands
" !. Nd soft smooth complexion. BoGLE's Hyper
ne ia 6r the hair and hs Hebeq0ua Tor the purhcaon
nan Nm are unsurpassed IN qualities n Attainment
OF t1 wy ne inventor WILLIAM RocLE, III Washington.
cole yor Also bv A g. ID Sands, 100 Fulton-st snd
ss,cn Clsrk Co. ITO and "a Roadway, Ne"-fork
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Wars l. o. Of To mex ~ W.,
henpe.s ~ Fast Broadway ard Pike ats his Tues
room June al O'Clock Business ofiGp0r'anee
viii be isid oe'''' iOHN X. BRIDGE, ssSy.
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THE GREAT HARMONIC

DElNG A PHILOSOPHICAL REVELATION OF
ID TAE NATURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND CELESTIAL
UNIVERSE, by ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS, the CairyoyanL
For sale by FOWLERS WELLS, l3l Nassau 81.
fe3 Owls
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WORKS ON
PHYSIOLOGY.

EoR SALE BY FowLERs WELLS 1871 Nssssu-st
4 NeW-York.
Besumonrs Physiology. .....................T5 cts.
Combe's Physiology, applied 70 bo Improvement men
al and physical edueauon cts.
Physiology OF Dgesuon- Considered with relation to the
principles OF dietetics By A. Combe, M.D....25 cts
Physiology, Animal and Mental Applied TO the Preser
walton and restoration Of Health OF Body and Power OF
Familiar Lessons Physiology. Designed for the use
OF Children and Youth. ets
Food and Diet containing Analysis Of every kind OF
Feed and Drink. By Prof Pereirs. ca
The Parents Guide for the Transmission OF Desired
Qualities to Offspring. Cts
Maternity; the Bearing and Nursing OF Children, In
GLIDING Female Education ...................5o cts
Combe Infancy; or the Physiological and Moral Man
tgenent OF Chdren CTS
~ All works on Hydropathy may be obtained OF FOW.
LERS WELLS, In Clinton Hall, lSl Nasssu-st Office
OF The chronological and WstsrCure Journss my5O Sits
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AMERICAN TIMBER PRESERVING COMPANY.
Ofice, 81 Waist


CAPITAL s25NCOO, IN SHARES OF SO EACh:
TINHE TRUSTEES q the AMERICAN TIMBER PRL-
4 SERVING COMPANY having purchased q me as
signees Ct CHARLEs payne, Of London, their fAILNts
9 The United States Of America, and tagng psa ior ne
same IN cash and IN shares q the capital SOCK 81 ts Oo
nary GIVE NOTICE, hat hey are prepared 10 receive
ubscrpons Tor one thousand shares OF the capital socA
a. said Company -four thousand shares having been a.
ready taken and Inst Books OF Subscription viii be open
ed on "Wednesday the SIN day CT June al their once al
continue open daily Sundays excepted until ne 5n asy
Of June nsianL on which day they viii nnsy close ana an
allotment iske place when, should he number o slsL.
spped for exceed the number 70 be isued, d7lson VIII
be made pro raia TO each ard every applicant
All applications must be addressed 10 Tie secTeiarI er
comptnied by sn ucosuIe Of one dollar FOR eaca ,la
every share apphctfor. ,, o.. 49,. q,
IJron allotment subscribers viii be required 70 ~ ~
five dollars a. Ts call each nnd every snare slo;'e
10 them VI hen scrip certificates WAl he sauce 49,
ib. President and Secretary Tie residue Will Dc suo9es
10 The call oflhe Board Of Trus.ees - u may DC
In he erection Of their extensive WORKS &c no" ul1ei
couuacL ard rsplCiy progressing 10 competlon- -, -
The derosit sccOm paly iug al appAcalJls loI -
excess Of allotment wi be returned on ael4aa. p Ut
der. hALrI = II a. % pt 80 ssr-efarv
Prcspecusss rsy be had Al The Office Of ne Con az
q Wal - where specimens o! ire prepared HIDe5 J
H'fO be teen
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"A IMPORTANT TO THOSE THAT WISH TO
" SELL REAL ESTATE or any hind OF business
-<<A Wanted To purchase al Hammers NewYok Real
Estate Office 225 Wocstest 10 Farms prices from S50O
to sOCo Also wanted buy houses and lots In this city,
Wiiamsburgk or Brooklyn Also, wanted to exchange
houses ard lots for farms Applications are made TO buy
out hotes bosrdn g.hOuses Bakeries grocery stores,
dining ard oyster ss0Ons poerhousee barber and meat
,hors Those that have ea any kind of business
FOR sale would do well to call at the above Office 2l5
Wooser-st doors from Amy, because his fees are
trlaipg and he IL very successful In selling ie4 IL
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REMOVALS..


REMOVAL
JAMES, BEEBE & 90.
IIAyE REMOVED 10 Sl4 Broadway and corner OF
H Reade and Center where be found al kinds OF
tbs for private dwellings churches semnares, hospitals,
halls Prisons Horticultural buildings &c. &c.
Also BEBEEs celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
utensa iappsnned brass and sver-pated regislers-a
uew article superior to anything OF the kind 10 the market
my6 Smis
OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
mvs n, WALTER NJ GIBSON.
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SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERINoENs
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,


z- Broadway opposite City Ha-roOmf II and IL % noor
A FRTE SCHOOL for instruction In fiano, 1uitAri
~ Harm Violin and Vocal Music llstrucuon gwen 10
he old or new sysie OF notation, or both Al ne pleasure
ofbe pupi Terms. In classes per month only for uss
81 INSTRUMENTS; private Lessons IS per quarter OF y es
sons al the Conservatory do DO 80 per quarter a. r-s
deDces m1It "t
NGIANTRD-Governess or lsdyS companion-A lady
w educated 10 Europe and experienced In tuuon Wihs
for an engagement In either Of the shove capaciues Ia
family ofrespectabiiy She is cspsbie OF inatfucng "a
The u;ual branches Of English in superior manner ms
French and Italian langusges whose cOrrecuess o. don
d nur OF accent s has acquired from natives Of France
and llsy Music THE Piano Forej 81 which che can I'M
pstta scientific knOwlsdge having been Tor many years
he uupil Of Prof ESQ., ~ the Royal husca CoNege OF
Nsples IN Itny She would object 70 take the e7ure
charge of motheress children or 10 engage win Iauy
gorg 10 Europe Testimonials OF high character may hs
een from families Of distinction with whom she PAS uVeo
nheyaI sAary wi be required Letters prepaid may be
s6Isi New.YorE je4lt'
NIUsIC TEACHER WANTED-AT BURLlNG-
flTON COLLEGE, Burlington, MA young genIe-
man a. an Assistant Music Teacher He must ne an VI
oaJis understand the Choral Service OF the PROTESTANT
Fpisccpsl Church and be able N lead male choir II ne
ceseaIy and Ao TO take charge OF class OF pupi on mo
piano Forte II ia desirable that the applicant be mem
~ NJ u '0 '"1''' jef2+
rt'FACHER WANTED.-A lady, quai hed 70 t4le
n Plsinhed j. One having experience as prncip7i or
assistant In similar capacity viii be required SaAy
200 Applications personally by leer postage pidl
usy be made TO DR.. sTlLLMAN, Plsinheld N Jei Jus
~ Flo, other School Adrertisements lid Page
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IA TO RRNT.-A very desirable store, situated on
Hs Autbony-st second door Of Broadway about Is
feet square From It's central position "a rendered
Of The best localities In this city II desired ihe ser
vices of one long engaged in mercantile affairs could be
tanned Apply al go AnIhonyst for further particulars
70
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BOOK TRADE.
'os Il Pager m ets, 5oards asai6 soand an Ga
a TREATISE ON nIII.CR cows

Pu. Ia Psp.r covsr, s7 es N Boards. uss bound IN
a TREATISE ON nI1LCH cows
WHEREBY THE QUALITY and quantity OF nin
w which anyeow VIII five may be sccafatey aete1 so,
By observing Nanra MARKS External Aonei
the length OF time che viii continue 70 give hllx &C &c
By N. Francis 6uenon Of LibOune, france Trsnsaieo
b. n TrsL Esq. with Introductory RsmEks ana v9ser
Vstous the Cow and e DAIRY by j. s. skinner Editor
Of The farmers Library ulasus;ed with NUMEROUS e~
The Fourteenth EDITION Of hi. usefu Book Fsrmers 10
Dollar. Address BANGS, PLATT CO.
ii9lsv If5Wdl ~ Broadway. New-fotk
THE Prophecies"
MADAME ROCKWELL has issued this day, under tho
W. above te account Of hef hf natural and super
nsurl 10 sn ocs fern OF ~ pages n)eiissed WIN 80
booksellers generally Jet L.
RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.
IUsr PUBLISHED By the subscrtbers nsv edfi'on OF
The Laws Of the STATE Of NewYOrk IN relation 10 ke
gioua lrcorporsdons with eli the amendments up 10 ne
present une, coupele in pamphlet form rce ~ ee1a
CHOLERA.
IGOR SALE, AT FRENCHS BOOKSTORE Isl Mar
sEu-sl. Dr. sherills Esssy Cholera d7Aing p!sa
OF restuent which has proved emnenty successful
my2slw'
REPORT TO THE CORPORATIONS OF
UROW UNIVERSITY on chsnges In The system OF
ID collegiate education, by Francis Wsyand read March
g 1854 Just published and ,or sale by ..
STRlNGER TOWNSEND,
@. P. PUTNAM, and
my6 4wiseod LEWIS COLBY.
XVHRRE ARETHR people, RUNNING TO
w To get my pamphlets Nearly 900 sold yesterday.
The washing which formerly occupied u hours was
before breakfast" ED MotheTs Magazine, Lon.
Cheaper ssn p. 40 d tn to
H TWELVETREE, Room 2S 60 Nassau-st N. Y where
testimonials and specimens may be seen. ie4 IL
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"a PART OF A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, In
30 he pleassnieStpart Of South Brooklyn % cent 70
hsS small respectable family, who will be willing 20 board
the rresen, occupants Address postpaid box 20 Brook
len Post once je] lws*
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CHEAP
WILSON'S

HARDWARE AND FURNISHING STORE,
2l6 Bowsry,
OPPOSITE RIviSCsTcNSr Ngg-YORK
\ INSTANTLY ON HAND q fun aIsortins1. of
aee a. cutlery, Britannia Ware Tea Trays Wool and
49, T eS Japan and Tin Ware. Also Nsls. ScfewA
je4 Inn - Ns - "'1'N aPoi' Niso' y e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

GRAHAMS MAGAZINE,
nor JULY will be published on the Goth inst magnid
Il Gently embelshsd and filed with orginA articles from
the best writer's
The JULY NUMBER CONTAINS ORIGINAL ARTICLES FROM
VIM. Cullen Bryant Mrs. y. Z. Embury,
T. p Whippe Mrs y. Kinney,
Russell Lowell Mrs. J. Eames,
w Gilmore Simms, Mrs h Butler,
A Goldman, Misc Il. V. Smith,
Alfred B Street, Miss Enna Duya,
James Fields, Helen Irving,
Geo d Prentice, G. j Peersos
Henry Giles, Henry 3. Hlnsl
H. T Tuckerman, l. Wilmer,
H. c. hOorhead, X. Fry,
n " Herbert James Wallace
W z Mulinock, Geo. r. Grshsm.
ORIGINAL STEEL ENGRAVlNGS
Magnificent portrait Of Jenny Lind-Engrayed by Mote,
OF London from an original picture by Wright.
Elegant Pas FahOnS, desRDed and coiored for us by
the best Pa is artists and published in this country in adj
vance II all Others
Portrait Of the Editor OF Grahams Magazine, by Arm
sIong, ffom an original picture by I. Read, Esq
Lske OF Como, beautiful Title page for The July volume,
executed IN cOors by Deyereux
Woodcock Shooting, designed by Herbert, engraved By
Brightly.
DesSns for Maateets fashions in eight different
STYLES, engraved by Brightly Thomas snd Taller.
The SHARK, designed by h. i Stephens, engraved by
Brightly.
Aiusic-Jenny Lind's American Polka composed By N.
Seeucken, respectfully dedicated 10 Mrs. ~ Watson
New subscribers for the July volume will DE supplied on
the 20th inst by DEWITT DAVENPORT,
STRINGER & TOWNSEND
iei eodlst2Oth LONG BROTHER, Agents.
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ITO RAIL AND PLANK ROAD COMPANIES
Il DOCK Companies Pier Owners, Shp BuilderS Car
penters and House Builders Pattern Makers, CAOi-
act MAkers, and every other Branch OF ManutacIire
wherein Timber Is the material 49,,
AMERICAN MISUNDERSTANDING COMPANY,
INCORPORATED MARCH II, lSoO;
The Trustees Of the Company GIVE NOTICE ina tney
are ready 10 receive proposals for the purchase OF ee
RIGHTS and also for COuneS and for Licenses LOT t1Dc
Works under the Patents ofChares fayne l0f INC Tres
orysiion Of Timber and are also PREPARED 70 eh'o' ~
Contracts for the supply Of PaySnized Timber, Tor
Plank Rosds or Sieepers for RAnro-1s,
Piles for DOcks Wharves Piers,
Bulk.heAds, &c, Ship Timbers, ,r,,
House Builders 1ltto purposely prepaf6Sl, ON-
INFIAMNABLF; Timber for BiOck-maGers, fdI.'fn-
makers Cabinet-hakers &c &c q, .
A. the peculiar property of timber propMei uuu7I tuo
patf Process Of PANE that lie AHtDy Rot indosl1c-
he by insecs secured against dccay piocee1nE rom
n cause whatever and caunO be Affected elmer Oy mos
fye or heat so as expand dinnsh under I9ef ecuV9
influence. - l. $3.50. Il O., .t,s
Pro,peetus containing numerous cerhcaes OF tus most
eminent European EngiOeers &c. &c. and ms extensive
nj OF great Public Works Ia which the Pdy4aiSed IlOsf
IA employed The Government OF Greas DhISln haFlns
subecte1 this process the severes tes9 nave ddPed u
IN or naral aysendls aud other public works rance mas
followed the SAmpe OF Great BTtain-Bu lSe"lse-
in fact PaynSs Process Is rapidly extending lSe hious
cut Europe
OFFcS 81 WAtl.sr By order,
RALPH Il. ISdAN, President
GEORGE w. PINE Secretary.
~ FOR RAILROADS themselves, msde ENTIRELY o.
GOOD pth0ut any iron the PsgaHtIed TIMBER Is no" sed
In England, snd the Company have al ther 0cs piece
OF cccden rad prepared under Pdynes Process upol
which he have passed t7egy-eigat taon51fd
times without producing the least abrasion le5 Su'@
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RARE CHANCE.
Drrya nm A u -HnTGR FOR :

a hNhE OHANNE.
Ia PUBLIC BOARDING-HOUsE FOR SALE
K at Rye near Mamaroneck, on the post-road, In fu
~ view Of the Sound, quarter OF mile from New
Haven Railroad Depot nearly new contains . rooms, and
all the necessary outbndings pleasant for boarders and
can always DO filed Will bs sold low. Most OF purchase
money can romain Inquire on the premises, or OF B.
LYON, ca Liberty, c. HOPKINS, % Beekmanst New
York. mil lOteodiss
&c IN THE COUNTRY, near the line fthe New
~. Haven Railroad, 80 miles from the city, furnished
sTaT 10 let for tho Summer Season. kitchen
with an abundant supply OF spring water, and all thugs
convenient for the OF one or two joint families This,
or families taken boerders Those who keep their
carriage preferred Address D y Office Of The Trib.
une and the advertiser viii call the 9Th or 10Th inst
~
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DRY GOODS.

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES
7INHE subscriber contemplating change In his business
he approaching FALL will oer his stock Of Dry Goods
AT cost FOR Cash, JAMES L. PHlPPS,
tas Siiss 453 Huds0u-st
DRY GOODS FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ Prints Muslns, Ginghsms, Lswns. Dspers Table
Cloths Napkins, &c. Also, Wet Figured ApacRs, Dam
aged LINENS Muslirs, Cloths 81 ks NC.
,e3Sus. w. MATHEWS 60 Csthennest-
fY For other Dry Goods Adpo,isenents Vlh PAGE.
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INSURANCE.

Total new policies issued In 1850.
Total number Issued.
Dividends alocaed annually DIVIDEND pr 1917, % per
cent JAMES GOODWIN President
EBESEzER FLOWER Vice President
GEORGE PHELPS, Secretary.
The Script Certificates Of 1917 will be redeemed, by order
or the Directors on presentation Al tie Agency, 81 Wast
OFf W. $. DUNHAM Agent
RI NISSAN NJ D. Medical Examiner al the Office daily
from - 10 O'Clock. ief 8dsTuSSaE
INSURANCE AGAINST RAILROAD AND STEAM
BOAT ACCIDENTS.
THE FRANKLIN HEALTH ASSURANCE
u COMPANY Of Boslon Csplla,
ESPECIALLY EMPOWERED 10 INSURE AGAINST
ACCIDENTS
Hon SHERMAN LELAND, Judge Pres,dsnt
Of Probate Norfolk County, :
Gen n. A. s. DEAkBoRH, Mayor Of RoXbury Ntce-Prest
lnsures persons travelling Railroads and In Steamboats,
sgsinsl accidents resulting In personal injury The eneour
aeemen which this kind Of insurance has recsiyed IN
Europe Il In successful operation has Induced ms
Company grant policies securing an Indemnity OF from
500 10 500 10 Of accident 70 the parry injured Inc
premium low every traveller can avail himse Of ia
advantages.
Rates Of Insvrdnoe charged to Tran'ie7t Trareiey'
Tern Prem Term Pre-" 1fc% PrsE Ts yor,, Pen z; e
Il Hours I2c 3 DAYS. &c. Days. 65- Months %
"a Hours l5c Days 45c.ll7 Days 75c5 MonIhs 4 %
The above rates are for travellers only Special policies
will be issued for engineers conductors and other opera
uves attached railroads and steamboats,. Policies are
also seued for persons residing out OF the CIV VINO travel
daily in and out The policies eau Be obtained OF the clerks
OF most Of hoele IN this city, a. the railroad stations,
steamboat landings and the Branch Office Of he ComPa
ny, 81 Wall 81. Jsuncey Court 49,
SAMUEL ELLIS, General Agent my2l lmiseod
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&c sO0 81 OOO, - 900 and number Of
CO.JUU. smaller sums, TO loan on bond ana nor or
Brokerage Apply 10 EFFINGHAM II. NICHOLS,
ieI3.s huoIney.st Law, &C. Nssssl-st. New York
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BYRON AcIn ,,INrp,1 80

BYRON ACID MINERAL WATER.
Wis vslnaoie Mineral Water which has beso r,,ch
used ior many yesrs Al aremsdy In Dyspsns-, en-
eral Debility, Cu'sneous Eruptions ana n y,-itc ~
other diseases now offered for he srst lima T., ,b Sa
YORK Pebble When freely reduced with sof a. = -.
Water makes very grateful cooling tsvs,s,.
Bzed by Dr. George Hand Smith anaiSiicei &C. - y
Rochester, N Y, with the following results. - = W
Free SulphurIc Acid ..................59sg7
Proto sulphuTIte OF Iron and Alamin. S2O22
S1lpLAie Of Msgleala...............l855
~ lphaie OF Line. .>................l29H
Si"Ca. ss.....s.s..........-....l8N-5
NiSa1lC Mailer .......................453 5
From one quart OF water, Gfa,ns..lS5472
lhe water car be bad by Druggists ana oilers Al whoa
sae ena REAL on applying % our Agent, c. D. r'syyoid
"'"ksist els broadway N Y, corner OF Twenh-si
l. S TANSON)
Jos TANSON 49,.
p...,f. =, ~ - CRTANSON Z FFopreiors.
~ - NV. o. BALLARD, je4 Sneods
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- IVATER POWER, LOTS AND BUILD-

~ WA TWff I'M
- INGS-Al ROckion Gate Lule Fallsl Herkimer Co.
11-A ~ Y directly upon the Canal and Rail Road thor
uehfsres from the Eastern cities through the Mohawk
valley The great West Eligible situations for tho erec-
Ton ~ manufacturing establishments with ample water.
power Also several lots with buildings already erected
and God water wheels ready receive machinery The
whole will be sod gether In parcels or leased tor
wears on favorable terms. A LOOMS.
Rockton, NAV so, 1850. jel aus
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NJ opp0sITJON DAY BOAT At
npv-YnRK and GRERN-

N FOR sALE-A esrk bay horse, years Cd
80 IoSrd and kind n hsrresE or under ne ssdd.e-
e. arso two seated covered wagon and harness IN
e-e a. $50 PeaTks May be seen a! QuaFrys sao %
Amity-st ~ -
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TNWINE.-lOOOOOl lbs OF Foreign and Domestic Twne,
comprising full assortment Of balirg, brown, seine,
gilt net white coOred and grey linen lwines OF all kinds
IN balls and hanks large quantity Of American Irvine for
urers end merchants use manufacturers price,
Peders and retailers supplied low FOR cash or approved
paper, by A. TRANERS co
iel 81 "a Msiden-ane.
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3 For other InsaraHee Aarefi'e1eHt', see gI.h rag.
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nn ruE FRENCI SnCIALIsT

Sio cure soon and radically every kind Of sore OF the
epiderms such as letters scrof1 venereal pmPes h1d
bumors % Hudson-sL d.. VlONIS. teacher Of French
isngnsce iei2r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

NOHUMBUG-S2 900 wANTED--A man Of CO.
lVterpnse with the above amount or two men win
S00 each Of good address, who are willing 10 ork IN
an honest and respectable business Address al this
oace lei 2tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

ITO RAIL AND PLANK ROAD COMPANIES.
Il DOCK Companies Pier Owners, Ship BuilderS Car
penters and House Builders, Pattern Makers, CAO-
ne MAkers. and every other Brench OF hlsnuIecIlrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

NATANTFD-A situation by q very competent gentee
w young woman with good city referen "a, &c tesnsres'
in a private family. Would be willing 10 make herself
generally useful Call "A Sxh-ay. in the book store.
ie4 Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

VI STATE or N. Y.-The Office Of the Grand Tom
pie located al spucesi New York city, whore all CON-
nuncaons intended for the Grand Temple, its officers
nnsi he sent DANIEL CADY. w. T.
REUBEN C. BULL, O. w. r.
New York June 4 1880 jeflr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

V4yANTED-A stuRtonby respectful young ~omsn
w ns chsmbermaid, washer and irOner or good plain
cook in private family and can be well recommended
from her place. where she lived for two years Apply
at 20 TrOy-si. Ia the rear. le4 IL