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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
HOW TO WASH CLOTHES
WITHOUT MACHINES, wAsHBOARDs,
or Pounding Barrels.

or Pounding Barrels
RUBBING UNNECESSARY
CEND ME ONE DOLLAR free OF postage and I will
Csend you by mail printed circular, giving plain direc-
lions for ashng Clothes that will enable person do
all the washing OF slsrge family before breakfast avoid.
ing all the confusion offs washing day This method requires
machines, wsshbosrds pounding bsrres-no Turpen-
tine no Camph-ne, or other offensive artcle-NO RU B.
BlNG THE SKIN OFF YOUR FlNGERS-no tearing
of buttons and wearing out clothes This plan SAVES
TIE CLOTHES, makes hem whittier and never Injuries
the Dest fabric The articles used bur few Tor
large washing and be Obtained any where The Cir.
cuiar also contains directions for ciensarcning ironing
lSces, csmbrics &c In the FRENCH STYLE washing and
cleaning silks hid gloves removing stains, grease spots
nildew from linen, RENOVATING VELVETS, kc. &C =
Also how 10 WASH CALICOES or Cotton Prints WITH.
OUT FADING. These are the greatest chemical discov-
cries othe age All the hotes and lar &c laundry
establishments use my method Of washing.
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE.
ave have tried MADAME BEAVELTS sysem OF
washing, and consider It THE BEST in the world, and
WORTH MORE than is asked for IL"
Mrs Lippncott, lo2 Barrow-t
f. Lyon, Az GrsDd-st
T. Cozzens, lO4 Nassau-st
John Hooper, lt6 Pulton-sL
Nj. kluss, S02 Eighh-syenue.
Mrs 5. II. PANEL, Randolph VI.
II. II. johnson, book-keeper, lO8 Nssssu-st
Jas. Sands, merchant, Annapolis, Md.
George Curtis, Webster, N. Y.
Space too costly 10 this paper add more or thousands
could be added
To avoid limitations and counierfeit be 70 direct
your letter TO Madame BEANELT, Patent Lsundresa
uy25 4eod' 50 Ann-st NewYork Postage paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

pyrRIFAcTIoNS--About GO miles above George
,.vn Williamson county there is valley Of pe.ri-
nsons probably unequaed on the globe Not
~ prostrate trees petrify into the finest nt but
;.yes OF trees, howera Of plants, and often the
sbole plant bearing fruit is petrded. a large
.,,sntuia was found as natural as life, sitting on
~ completely aud IN every part, turned 70 stone
4. enormous Indian arrow head has also been
snpd. The petrifactions and the niral beauties
Isre hardened into rock, would astonish and de-
drbt the naturalist. lNew-Oneaos Delta.
rRy AND Loss OF LtFs-The drug store o
n Grant, nj Brownstown. Indiana. was burnt on
10 nirht Of the Goth, and DR.. q. persisted IN the
f,mee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

PENALTY FOR DEsERTIoS-The punishment for
deserton was inflicted at Newport (Ky) Barracks,
on Monday last upon FIVE soldiers for deserton I:
The sentence passed by the Court Martial, duly
putting the Government to great expense and rem
derng no benefit 2d-Branded on the hip with
the letter ID, sgnifying deserton and unworthy of
being any more soldier of the American army
3d-Whpped, giving fifty lashes on the bare back,
as punishment for their transgresson. 4th--
Drummed out being the disgrace of soldier and
5th-Rcceived dishonorabe discharge.
The fellows went of, waving their hats, as if
they had been honorably rewarded, instead of
being dishonoraby punished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
I.AryGH AND GROW FAT!

DR VALENTINES COMIC LECTUREs-First and
~ Second Series-wiih COmcsl Portrais-he funniest
and LAughsbi Book pat IN print II you read this
book, Will make you laugh and you can't help q. The
crab Of Quaker dressed In drab, could
rot help smiling the dro and mrh inspiring stories Of
DR.. Valentine. The first series contains some ten or
dozen portraits illustrating the favOriie comic Characters
assumed In by the Doctor IN bis public eXhbiOns and
which have made bin ceebTated m gholt The United
States. W have here Dr. Valentine Auuty PigH1-as
no ogist-ashe big News bov-as the laughing Frenchman
as Daddy HeRue-ss the Widow GabD eiOngue-as The
HypockOrdrsc the man who imagined hinselfa Tes-
keiile with broken bOtiom-ss Plato Psg, &c. Beside
various ec,ues the book contains Forty OF me
Doctors Dro Stories told in the best STYLE OF gherprO
sre-Si HOsecruces COuuship Of DebDy HigEns-Jske
DOOliiie's Trip the Big Pond-CurOus Antics OF
Mrs scruggiL's Od Cow-Jonahsn Hsichet and Timothy
Greeuhorn IN Newly ork-A Bundle OF Wants-Sam Dole
THEsECOND SERIES OF DR. VALENTINE 5 COM
&c LECTURES This IL likewise book complete yit-
s, II contains third more dro stories though not quite
60 many engrsvings the first Those who have gothic
will be 20 buy this also they
sraghen their faces 20 ask FOR IT, Among the seyeay
r'es We Lodce-The Yankee who COured the Fat Cal
Receipt for making Moasses Candy-Sophy Slows Visit 10
tbs PTesicent-The Wonderful Mare-rhs COmmunipaw
Observation-Disclosures Screws Adveniures-The Court
ship OF JeTusha Snizzsrds-The Boy with Short Memory
-speech,ofLot Dooiue-Abe Kershsws Speech al Wash
Among the Illustrations are-Dr Valentine Mr. Hon
eyact--ss Mr. S0urcrout-ss Nike Bones-as Belsey
beeswaX-ss Seth Stokes, &c &c. Altogether this ia
very auscve book for persons fond Of this kind Of stories
II contains ZIG pages Price 80 cents
the Two. Published by W = BURGESS. p Ann-st
And for sale by all the cheap booksellers in town add
try lei q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

II poor Indian who had committed some
trltiIng trespass was taken to the Franklin (La)
Jail, and confined in a dungeon with furious mad
man. He begged to be placed in some other cell,
but was refused The poor fellow became so
frightened that he lost his wits, and soon after
being released committed suicide
~ Capt. Aaron Allen died at his residence in
Jefferson County, Ohio on the 18th inst He was
one OF the very irst settlers OF that county and du.
ring the war of 1912 he commanded company of
volunteers, and rendered important service TO the
army under Gen. Harrison, in the North western
Territory
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. In which an srein

lteIesIso especially u women.
Patent COMPOUND Wash Mixture or Soap Of new
and superior quality, for which the United States have
granted Letters Patent
LORD, LYNCH co give notice tina, they hsye pur.
chased The exclusive right Of The manufacture and sale Of
Cranes Patent Compound Wash Mixture or Soap OF
new and superior quality, which Patent granted JAN
% 1850.
So the public be assured this s superannused or
exploded humbug
They have purchased the right OF the City Of New-York
Lorg and Staten lssnds ar the counties Of Westminster
Rock and Putr Duchess Columbia Rensselaer, Ulster
Greene Sullivan and Orange.
Thu Patent Soap Ia only superior article for wash.
ing clothes but 10 alec good for washing, cleansing and
besutfypg painted surfsces-,he walls ceilings aud
tries-ihe halls psrlors and rooms OF public buding,-
the fronts doors AID windows OF fancy stores and dwell
ipgs-lhe pews and interior Of churches furniture the
behs ssieooms and cabins Of steamships or boats pas
senge cars brasses iron railing glass or metallic
faces, &c &c
This Soap Of the most useful and important invsn
lions produced by modern science. Ii 10 intended
fer special benefits domestic life and producs comJr;
and economy snd the preservation of health.
WIN his article washing can De done IN short time,
without tie labor OF rubbing, pounding bleeding boil
anything washed with lnis Soap.
lis component parts have submitted TO the examine
uon OF Chemists whose testimony IS entirety In its favor
rms Compound Psent Soap possesses many obvious ad-
smrtsees, which cannot be named advertisement
ron chemists no have anal, zed H. and from Phvsicsns
sno oergynlen whose families tried IL and ON go-
"no nave USED II, who are tee best iud yes rho are
1he moe ceepy interested In It. who rejoice I'M mis- ls1nr
ssshg umesaVlng, health saving and nonsy.ssyisg ais
THIS article has been in use for short time In pbpa,
phs ,emoen Baltimore aud Of the Southern ststs.
seo nlsny recommended by all who have used II and ~
now introduced INFO this city for the iIs time anu
- ssch Cake has he following stamp upon IL "Crsres
Sullivan ST. New-York ". III
Thsis the only genuine original article. and s .
sons ore Ws,nso not 10 infringe The ega rights Of the Pro-
This sosp is Manufactured and sold by LORD LYNCH
CO. al Their Depot Ia Snlvsn-sl wnere soecIm.ns ~
the Soap car be seen together with directions for using IN
Orc-'s thankfully received. lei d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
By The MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL.
Engines for Cardsnns- Firemen's Riets-ier.-
POGO Stale Convention, &c.

PHILApsLrHla. Pna.r. Ny /,

Foco smic Conveution, &c,
Correspondents Of The Tdburs.
FHILADsLFHIA, Pnisy N.vr
Spring goes from in another rain storm. ri,
being the twenty fourth rainy day We have had
during May
There have been two frstc'sss locomotive. man.
ufactured here by Norris Il Brothers for the ,,ss.
nas Railroad in Cuba. They win be tbs-o b, -,
for Gen Lopez 70 seize when next he inyslss ,bs
Island A'ss the
The Pennsylvsnj Railroad will be ooenea =,
huntington on the 10Th OF june going en- route 70
Pittsburgh 10 fifty three hours
We rad smother fremans outage las. n;,h, IN
Moy smensing. A band Of rioters, armed went %
The Moyamensng Hose C0mpsnys house. forced
the doors, took the carriage cat and carving il To
distance broke 70 up and burned il with the hnse
Win wood stolen from the brick yard The watch.
men m attempting to interfere were threatened
win death and compelled TO retire. Several ar.
pasts
There have been 4l.l79 tuus Of coal brouybt
down mrs week from the schuylk region.
the news from the Democratic Convention At
" transport M 'ate the probable uomnaton of
Mr. HUXLEY FIR Canal Observation-Disclosures scat
ttrne votes having gone over % him on toe 2sth
ballot which stood, Huh'ey 80; Strickland 81. Van
Zant = and 10 scattering. The nomination. of
The retail Dry good stores have resolved to close
at PM for the Summer season, after next Mon
day.
The wife of Prof Espy, died at Harrisburg this
morning.
Owing 10 the wet and dsagreesble weather TO-DAY the
mAfket has been very quiet FLOUR continues 10 limited
eemsne d I'D sSPort sra only few hundred bOs Standard
The sales for city SUMPTION .,s freely II re
ofyesIerdsy's quotations. Nothing doing IN RYE FIovs
and CORN MEAL holders ssk s. But tile WHE.r offer.
and pF arad.f - s.eto
ssl 80 per husheL kSE-No sales CoRsis In dem ,nd
goo bushels Southern yellow sold AZ 90 which l.. fur
Iher advance Sales u 200o63Ooo bushels pae Peqns,
vsnis OATS Al sc per bushe The demssd for WHtsKv
is steady sales Ia bids AT pc and bb L25c
SALES or SrocKs -FUst board 81 90 Allegheny Co
6s, s. Loco Resoing RR 2il 30 do q; 81 600 nca-
ns WV 6s rs 49, Si4 L-hs g. 76f. s. oou Re- ding
RR Is 7cl; Camden and Amboy RR, 1861; Ncrnslowa
BR ST. 100 Grars Bank. Ia
Second Bodrd-ltO Grard Bank l2i: g 600 Cincinnati
WV g. s5 90; S7o0 Lehigh Morig IS, 3. IS Raw Of
Kentucky. lt3i 10 Mechanics Bank [7i 5000 State S.
93 $1,000 Allegheny Co &c, rs 81 0oO Texas Registered
Notes .9l 81 600 DO 80; ~ Life and Annuity, IO5l;
su,quebsnns Canal lSi 500 Wilmington RI, 81; Psnns
Bank, ll7t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
a TREaTySE
ON DISEASES OF TIE SEXUAL sYSTEM-By
" EDWARD DIXON M ID. Editor OF the Scslpel.

an DISEASES OF TIE SEXUAL SYSTEM-By
~ EDWARD II DIXON M ID. Editor OF the Scslpel.
us pages, eighth clifton price 81
From lte New York Journal OF Medicine and COaters
Science and The Boston Medic Il and Surgical Journal
DIR Dixon has written much and well On various
Of surgery bis book shows thorough acqu win
practice and be has secured every page
In the bookan cit that few medical writers possess Var.
iocee structure hydrocele and fstus particularly
treated Of The authors ged snsy and de-
voion to the rational principles Of medicine and
ruiiy under trying surgical circumstances, stamp with
more than Ordinan interest"
Also Woman and her Diseases from the Cradle to the
Grave. 35o pages 81 % For sale by CHAS II RING
corner Of JOhI-st and Broadway. All business ul
cations relating the journal be addressed to the
Editors Office, u Grsndst
DR. DNOns position, both In this country aud Europe
places his works inhRe remove from many similar
productions osleniiby designed br popular instruction
They admirably written and perfectly IN ELI gb!e
TO every reader lmy3l 2Iis& W&Sisf Horace Grseley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

THE WASHINGTON MoNUMEST-The Managers
of the Washington National Monument Society
have adopted the following resolution:
Rlred That tn people Of the United states either In
divdusy or by associations, be aud they hereby
speculy requested to lake up collections throughout the
Union on the approaching Anniversary OF American nde-
pendence IN aid Of the great ashington National Monu.
meuI now being erected in tina City OF Washington.
Papers throughout the Union will please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
SAILS, AWNINGS, TEN rs, SO.

n NhUSNWhN Do
" LUTON, preserve all kinds Of articles made II
yass cotton hemp Cloths thai exposed
or from mdew rot the time making them 81.
rely water proof Goods prepared with the Cacned So
luton altered In their appes Gnce and will retain
their original long they last The subscribers
have used this solution for years awnings aud sails
and have found 10 fail any instance aud
offer II the public the most reasonable terms Avn
lpgs sails tents all knds Of srcles made 10
order al the shortest notice.
PARIsEN CROSSNAN, cor. Pearl-st and Broad way.
~ B. Old awnings, nnoi spotted, preserved wei a.
nnew mySns
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BOOK TRADE.
DUMAS's NEW STORY.
Ready this day.
THREE STRONG MEN.


~ ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
Translated BY Fayeiis Robinson E.q. Price 3 cents
THIS Is AN INTENSELY Interesting siory, equal VS.
Ant nli superior, ~ sEy " he former productions
In dramatic merit The potis admirably managed snd the
contrast between the principal chsracters wildly portray
ed The one mighty In Intellect AZ abogading in wealth.
but hone principles ard colduc hose OF dsnd the
Other pure IN heart ard strong bis love and fear OF God
Inc hici whose mi ghty makes tis usd bull slc
curb 10 iis vast physical force.
Also The character OF beautiful wronged heroine
Bsnoheis mosi ouchagy traced. The story the pres
enltme viii be read with the Interest showing
how dependence can be p,a.el on crcansannal evil
deuce and ho~a pure highminded, innocent man nay,
by chain = uIforseen ccumsancs be condemned and
executed ~ feon
The whole is written in high tone Of morality, s1d
strongly eniorces tie maxim Justra ret Crl1m ruat'
ALSO,
THE MINERS DAUGHTER.
TALE Of THE PEAK.
PROM HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
BY CHARLES DICKENS
Price I'd.
NNE THOUGHT when read chat dell ghfll story,
" LIZZIE Ltlfb,' hat b culC Dol ue eE -l 1r rar.
eq4sled, but TO- heTeiS auo.he equally touching, equally
beautiful We zee az n ds4ue0ou ypec ga cottage ear.
ded with rugged rocks and pointed cls-the h4nbs
hard WORKING molher-ihe los, charen-ihe awful death
Of poor Davd-ihe brutal ilfarsie1 father seeking to
destroy those whom be should love love Of ine
beautiful Jane for the unfortunate NancyA presented
In most vivid manner.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Publishers,
jel 1t Tribune Buildings, Nssssu.st
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Rocky niOuusais Drab beaver Hats
SAD Conner Pine ard N,ssan-',', invites ne aUennoa Of
I, customers and re public 10 ~ beautiful Wolfe ard
orsb Besve- HNs The nghta.ss ana genu v OF ms hat
I'd ia e1i asive last hiss Induced him 10 ge up
ae ruce In the most ricn aud elegant msnner lie hsi
no fine assortment Of 0entl3nsos srs" ard oiher Haf
q he lsiesi descriptions blhD,
,rvl7 ev,is c,r Pine and Nnsssn 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
EmIGRANTs FOR CALIFORNIA

SHOULD NOT NEGLECT TO CALL al the depot OF
SDr ROSE before leaving, aud supply themselves with
his celebrated medicines which well adaped to the
diseases Of that climate His Cholera Syrup invaluable
remedy the Tonic Mixture for chs and eyer the Rneu-
matte Compound the Tonic Alternative Pills for the
Ach and ver and the great panacea for colds coughs
asthma and cOnsumpion-Al Of which would be worth TO
any attacked with the above diseases OF gold
each Depot so Anthonyst first door west OF Broad way
,vc0 Sfies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

THE ERA OF TOMORROW, Sunday June wiz
i contain some choice reading; among osnss sneiss,
continuation Of Sir Hugues ee Coacy." BY n w h-,
bert; The Merchants Curse translated from me reoen
Tor The Era; Sie ch by the "Dlenticsl Ice snoDnng
on ih- Delaware, by Harry Har away Taking ne Items
by "Tom Frank" Editorials on the Proninent SUB o.
the day TheatrcalA Locsl etc etc Price cents ~
wear ATWOOD, LARkIN co. ofhce = spr1cest'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
WINDOW SHADES.

LZELTY RIKER, 1871 Chalhamst call the attention Of
AAsI persons wanting Shade, 10 their assortment Of
Shades, and materials for making and hanging shsdes-
They make the be'i quality only, and sell prices full IS
per less than any other manufacturers All Shades
warranted not TO stick or curl. lei lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

r. Free.WiiI Baptist Church, Grand Ct ION,
door east of Broadway Rev ID M. GRAHAM, PASTOR
Services tomorrow al lOt A. NJ aud and q T. Seat
free tel IL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
REMOVALS..

REMOVAL.
JAMES, BEEBE t. 90.
uAVE REMOVED TO 3l4 Broadway and corner Of
kJResde aud Center where be found all Kinds Of
warmwaer and wern-ar heating and ventsting apDsra
Jus for private dwellings churches seminares hospitals
halls pTisons, horticultural buildings, sc. &c
Also, BEBEE'S celebrated cooking ranges cooking
utensils appanned brass and silver-psted regstsrs-a
article superior TO anything Of the kind In the
my6 Smis
OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
OIemoved To 257 Broadway.
my6 ms WALTER NJ GIBSON.
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INSURANCE.
JULY DIVIDEND.

JULY DIVIDEND.
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND.-
INTENDING LIFE AS-URERS are respectfully
invited 10 compare the prneiie', rates and whole pro-
visions OF the
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
with those Of any existing Company. This institution be-
Ing MUTUAL SOCIETY the DhOie Of the profits belong
and divyed TO the LIFE MEMBERS who ere a. the
same time exsn vi from personal liability. IL claims suoe
riony other Companies In the following PARTICULARS
lat Its mode OF graduated TO meet the wants
OF all clssses I'd more dusimen Of the
Of premium 3d. The principle ~ division to the
Insurers all the profits hch Jont Stock and Mr
cd COmpTHiss have ourd 10 be- exceedingly lucrative. 4h
Premiums for mercantile purposes greatly reduced 9Th
Persons making insmedLlte Application will psrlc pate In
the JULY DIVIDEND
DIRECTORS
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Boston, EZRA WHITE, New York.
Henry CRocKER, do GEORGE G.. COLLINS do
DANIEL SHARP Jr. do john LANG, Maine,
ELISHA B PRATT, do CHARLES JoSEs, do
WALTER HASTINGS, do JosEPH H. WILLIAMS, do
HokATIo HARRIS, do GEORGE DUDLEY, Conn.
BOARD OF FINANCE
FRANKLIN HAVEN. President Merchants Bank Boston.
THOMAS TEACHER Merchant, do.
RUEL WILLIAMS, (Me) President Kennebec Railroad.
JUDD HOLLlsrER, Agents. 81 Wsh-sL
(Jsuncey County
C. r. GILMAN N Medical Examiner.
Permits granted for Sea Voyages Foreign Residences,
or In the Territories Of the United States my%' eodbns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ The second Society Of the New Jerusa-
lem will meet for public worship Sabbath 10 NOR
row. al 50 Wsshingon place, near Sixth Services
by Rev THos WILKs, at l0i 4. NJ jel II
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

n second Christian Church, Knickerbocker
Hail. Of Eghlh-avenue and Twenty third-st Pub
BIC worship TO morrowin the morning al lO1 O'clock by
Methodist clergyman in the afternoon Al 8! O'Clock, by
Or Shepherd Of Inc Disciple Church, In the evening. al y
O'Clock by Rev. JACOB LITTLE Of the Reformed Presby-
terrain Church Seats free Tie public invited TO at.
tend 1el IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
Round white stone. will serve, they 'sy,

Round white stones will serve, they ssy,
As well ~ eggs. TO make hens lay
DUT HOUND WHITE STONES have not lne
ID oustes ofeggs other washing plans may serve 81:
well as mine advertise but then they Dol me resi
thing l don't know what others advertise pal guess
mine 10 leeite' better han my eghbors Al any fa1,
cold IN less than ak months have no1 h-d
simple single solitary shadow OF compliant ~ mus %
soehipg above the average to give universal sss'
faction and the sale the increase sOlemnN as
sert thai / sold from "Wednesday noon 10 Friosy n01
1872 copies. At this | shall easily win my S|vDV
wsger 10 sel 5O0e0 copies In three months Inc Paon
sge receive infinite credit 10 the dscerrmsnt OF INC
American public and 10 the ondnets Of American nus
bands for their wives and Os themselves Tor oy my P1
The woman is saved all the labor Of the washing ana
the nan all The annoyance RecOlecL cheaper thah sIsp
warranted not njure the most decae fasric-ho '1O
birg. 80, -, ...
The washing which formerly occupied Il hours was
before breakfast
I'D OF Mothers Msyszine lLondon-l
Price 81. To be had only Of TWELtET T. RON y
money returned II this Is not true CAL sud see
what can do and mind the round white stones ~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

nR WATTS hes discovered medicine that will at once
~ supply the Aaid and stimulate the nerves TO
action, thereby subduing all nervous pan debility It's
effect upon the system like magic Nervous
biity prosirHon neuralgia pain, Tic dOoreaux spasm
convusions need IOl exisL Ii is positive In It's ef
the money will be returned ifound than
described 81 n boule, 80 dozen AJAX for WATTS
Nervous Anucoie, l02 Nassau a. iel lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

~ Religious Notice.-Dr. $ L. SHEPARD will dis
course o-IsOrrow June commencing at lOt NJ. on the
Two Natures Of Man. in The Disciples Meeting House in
Seveuleenlh-st 100 feet from Sixih-av lel IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

nIssOLUTION.-The eo.psrDership heretofore 81,
~ tsiog under the firm OF Gfinuel Ssli.burv i. -,
day dissolved by mu ua consent Mr. William D. s.isbnrs
rerng hereom The outstanding business Of The concsrn
will be settled by dkiNNELL son, who authorised
TO use The name OF the firm in liquidation
BRENTON b GRINNEIL
WILLIAM ID. SALISBURY
COPARTNERsHlF.-Tne subscrbersIhsve this dsy
formed a copartnershp uuder the firm Of 0RlNNELL <
SON for the purposes Of manufacturing iowery and will
continue the business In the premises heretofore occupied
by Grnnell Salisbury, where their outstanding business
will be settled by U.S. BRENTON b. GRiNNELL.
BENZ. Y. GRINNBLL.
New-Yorf, June /, 1850. ljel lrl - Msieea-lsue.