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BURLINGTON:
w. lssO
WING STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
For Secretary Of State,
ISAAC COOK, Of Linn County.
.szfs For Auditor Of State,
i WILLIAM H. SEWERS, of Mahaska County.
For Treasurer Of State,
EVAN JAY, OF Henry County.
For Treasurer Of Board Of Public Works,
JAMES NOSLER, OF Wapello Co.
.,,r, wAig Congregational Ticket
ssf.~.e Second District,
Col. WILLIAM H. HENDERSON, Of Johnson Co.
First District,
GEORGE G. WRIGHT, of Van Buren, Co.
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eaa STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
Y Under our Telegraphic head will be found impor-
tant news from New Mexico. appears that Con-
yention was held at Santa Fe on the 18th of May,
! state Constitution adopted, which was approved
By the people ON the 25th Of the same month, in
which slavery is forever prohibited. tits scarcely
possible to tell what effect this action of the peo-
49,, ho,, uv.>u doll tiOnS
Of Congress. It may furnish new pretext for the
enemies OF dis-union to again raise the suicidal
hand, and attempt the destruction of the Union
We do not believe il possible that any harm can be
effected by those fanatics who may wish to desturb
its peace. There 10 but one course to pursue; let
any attempt at dissolution, be regarded as High
Treason and punished accordingly. It is high time
the turbulent spirit Of dis-union was curbed Cali
fornia should be Immediately admitted. II her
rights are longer disregarded, she threatens to
ushine', a. lone esrAR,' on the coast of the Pa
ciHc, thereby founding great Pacific Confederacy.
To-day she asks Of Congress to admit her into the
Union. Tomorrow she may form the nucleus of
another Confederacy. New Mexico does not wish
10 come under the jurisdiction Of Texas, and there
fore applies for admis sion into the Union.
8 CANDID, vERy!-.We have at all times publicly
defended the conduct Of the Clerk Of Monroe coun-
ty for rejecting the vote.''-Ga=ette.
"a This is exceedingly candid, and we are almost
a. much surprised at il, as at the eloquent fervor
Of Gen Dodge in the senate! Unfortunately the
gentlemen both betray themselves into rather un-
tenable positions. We did not imagine that any
man in his senses would, at this time, venture to
assert the 'conduct of the Clerk' not grossly
illegal. We have heard some Of the best lawyers
among the iocos assert this, and every man should
Jet vote properly returned to him, at his mere
sciA and pleasure. To suppose that such an officer
has such power, would be to suppose that the
loeofoco Legislature of Iowa were thousand times
more Joolish and imbecile than we have thought
them; and that our opinion OF these gentlemen is
not vey high, every body knows that has ever read
our paper.
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The Gazssts contains the proceedings Of the late
loco convention at Iowa City, from which it would
seem that On the tenth ballot, the vote was, for
Lowe 20; Smith %; Hampstead 81; Van Antwerp
H. and what must appear very astonishing to the
uninitiased, DR. Lowe, who had the highest number
OF votes, was tacn Withdrawn, and Hampstead, who
had next to the smallest was nominated by accla-
nation! We imagine there was, as usual, slight
sprinkng of that fnesse for which the loco dabbers
In politics are so notorious.
we should like to say something of the rcsolu.
aons adoptcd, and had we time and space We wonld
ave them to our readers this week, with some
comments upon them. II will suffice for us 10 saw.
however, that II would be as difficult TO find word
ofruth in them, as it was OF old to find ten right
Gus men In the city Of the plain.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
F. III d. @. HAIGHT,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
LOUIS, MISSOURI.
FLETCHER N HAIGHT CjyI53ml DUGALD c. HAIGHT
AN OPPORTUNITY

TO PROPRIEfORs OF HOTELS, BOARDING..
SCHOOLS AND B0ARDIN1-HOUSES.
TTHE ADVERTISER, bang proprietor Of the Irving In
a suiuie properly OF rsyytown, occupied for twelve
years past bosrdingich0Ol 10 DESTROYS " retiring
from Inc business, and would be glad dispose Of his
properly reasonable terms allowing, II desired two
ihds of tho purchase money 10 remain bond and mort
gege II not sod before OstJber next he would probably
be willing TO Lease Y for term OF years IL is admirably
situated and adapted for public house The location s
perhaps desreb that could be selected on the
hudson TaryOw known 10 DO one Of the oldest and
most agreeable towns 10 ais section Of the country
geiher selubrous and moral Il Is distant but twenty-five
mes from NewYorG, and 10 visited Ia forly-hye minutes
several times day By OF the Hudson River Railroad
and twice day BY steamboats, The site ess than half
mile from the oepot and the steamboat landing, ald being
elevated the prospect Is extensive and delightful,
nsnding splendid view Of tho Valley OF the Hudson for
forty miles from New York 10 The Highlands.
The edfce Is q commOdous brick building, 40 feet
square with wings a by 81 feet, and large twOs)ry
rear building also brck 70 by 10 feet the whole erected
expressly for The Institute. and constructed with all tho IA
cities for boarding house Convenience The premises
embracing about four acres 81 the junction OF Two princi
pal streets contain shade and ffuE trees sum-
erhouses large barn, esrnag ehouse and gymna.iun
As any party Interested 10 this Advertisement VIII IN
doubtsdy visit the place more particular desciiPaonh
unnecessary. -
Application must be made the subscriber on The prem
ises VIM P. LYON, Irving institute, Tarry1o~n-
ieQQ 2sWImsAW
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CITY Hall, New.York, July 10, 1880
1At Meeting Of the Committee OF Arrangements
appointed By the Common Council IN relation to iecease
OF General Tsyor late President OF the United States held
II room City Han LIS day the wing resolutions
were adopted
Resolved Thai the soemnizaon OF he funeral obseqnles
10 honor or the lamented General Zachary TAYLOR ats Pre-
sdent OF The United States take place By civic aud mill
procession be composed OF the military and the
The adjoining cities and Tuesday, the sd instant
Rfssirsd That our fellow citizens generally, and the dlE
parmebts OF the cities OF New-York, Brooklyn Jersey
City and OF the villages Of Wamsburgh aud Hoboken,
and aso Of the adjoining towns and couues be requested
10 In this testimony OF respect TO the Industrious dead
cooperate be requested TO communicate 10 the Commee
on before Friday next al FIVE O'clock NJ at room
City Hail. In order that the necessary arrangements may De
made carry the ceremonies OF the day In so appro
PIRATE msnner.
Rssoised That the Army and Navy OF the United States
his station, be requested TO cooperate with me Com
mtee In making the Arrangements and that the Commit
lee Military be requested 10 communicate whine Com
manden Of the different stations
Realized That banner bearing political devices or n-
scTipdous shall be admitted In the Procession.
Rssoire6, That the Committee Will be In session dsy IN
Room Cry Hall from the 18Th to the I'd in't from to
GEORGE H. FRANKLIN, J
SAMUEL DELAMATER
JONAS ?. CONCKLIN, Committee on
JANIS II. COOK, the part OF the
JACOB v. OAKLEY Bosri o. Aid.
MORGAN MORGANs,
President
sLH WARD
CHARLES CRANE,
JAMES ACKERMAN, Committee on
WESLEY SMITH, the part OF Board
FLORENCE MCCARTHY. Of AssPL q
OSCAR w. sTURTEVANT,
VISA President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

~ The Wisconsin Ezpress, at Madison, the
State Capital, will hencetorth be edited by ALvAN
Z. BovAY late Of this City, an upright and earnest
Young Reformer, In whose hands il will doubtless
be an able uphoder of just Conservatism and an
efficient advocate of beneicent Progress. In his
opening, he says:
81 am o Wing from profound conviction. The
old doctrines of our party and the new doctrines
hich il may from time 10 time adopt-ior Progress
IS TIE law Of this world shall uphold with what
ever Of strength and ability is in me- Ny course
will be guided and governed by the well defined
Wing landmarks, the general tone of Whig sent-
ment tie council Of friends and colleagues, aud the
mature convictions Of my own understanding. Per
sonslly, desire and intend - De moderate and
concihatory toward political opponents fair candid
in all things; never wilfully misnterpreting nor
misrepresenting them On the other hand, never
hesitaIing, tinid or mealy moushed having always
a downright disposition to call things rather by
their true than what some nigh think their more
polite names
For instance, | canHot consider it other than
gross missioner, 10 which | cannot consent to be-
come a party, to call that political organization
Democratic whose very LIES blood, ever since
it had an existence, has been and now is an unhly
alliance, league, generally successful, with an
arisocraoy as tyrannical and exscting toward sab.
jects and allies as ever existed under the sun.
hope therefore 10 be excused from calling those
persons Democrats whose most conspicuous efforts
in latter years have been TO restrict Suffrage and
extend Slavery.
1.-The Express is and will be Free Soil; there
will be no hating, no swerving, no divided alec
iio1s in it-as sincerely believe there is none, or
next to none, in the Wing. party North-on that
subject. Having 10 partisities, no anlmosItes,
snd 10 unpleasant "reminiscences 10 intervene,
hope to be and continue in the kindest rela' ons
with my brother Wings and especially those who
guide the pens and reflect the mind Of our party
throus hout the State OF Wisconsin While the
Expire So viii thus be Wing paper, it vii not BE-
as IT has not hitherto been, eTcluslrey political -
whatever utmost diligence can do 20 make it
wocc me yistart 70 the social circles snd the family
firesides Of Wisconsin is cheeriuiy and confidently
promiie 3D."
We earnestly commend The Express under
Mr. Bovays conduct, TO the general favor and lib
erll patronage Of the Wings Of Wisconsin 1t vii
richly reward The If confidence.
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nes. Cash advances made when desred-

On, TTUyIIA Njli, sIdEs AND NILLAGE LOIS
IN THURSDAY, july Is, 1870 al o'eIocs
OPM. on The premises Sing siog Coa.gs tSies-(rhs
balance OF the lots remaining uns)ld from the June
20th They are central part Of the village OF Sing Sing
Wescheser County comprising 81 the finest slls-
ons for village lots and Wills sites there 10 TO be- found be-
tween the mouth Of the Croton and Spuytepdev Creek
There foot OF waste land the whole premises
Ii 10 within 1--WE minutes walk OF the railroad depot aud
steamboat landing. There four churches aud SIX
school houses in the immediate nelshborhood Persons
desousof viewing the premises do so by applying TO
J. w. ROBINSON, Postmaster, Sing SnE WAC Will show
the premises Maps and further particulars be oblsin
ed Of The Aucloneer. WslLsL iyl6 So
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MEDICINES.
MINERAL MEpIcTNEs
VEGETABLE ndEDrornEs

MINERAL MEDICINES.
THERE 10 q strong and deepening ec,v.rs., 4, .
pobhc mind, well he medica profsssoa ~, -
remedies supplied By The vegetable Kingdom are nor. "a
more sCec-sfal and less peEeo1s he cure os di,ss.
than mineral medicines
TIE pubic al lsrge.d ori NE he way ,hsse po.ouou.
dsgs 10. moot Of hem are)set
They not ssushed that he climax snd persesor A,
al medical sciences, h 70 exnpate disease By INST, pg
another They viii believe hs bsrierng or .rch..s.
ing cisesses 10 curing hem To sunary .crotsi
Gus or ebne diseases; TIA to purity the blood Aus "a
medicine has been invented hsA sfecua. a. Dr.
p Towrsenas Compound Extract ssIsapsrls curing Of
all such diseased
THREE YOUNG LADIES CURED or scaoFULA
AND
ERUPTlONS ON THE FACE.
MARIErra, WASHINGTON Co. omo, May 3 1850.
DR.. s TOWNSEND.
pear slr-I feel IL my duty to yoa and The pubic, 10
make Known the wonderful performed by yoar mosl
excellent medicine In his section Of the county have
three Daughters each ofwhom for soas Tune sn eet
few bottles OF yeur Invaluable sssspsra TO entirely cure
them. To al others .milsry afflicted would rscoEnmsed
''' You're. &c. ERAsrUs SMITH.
s. Tehwin be forwarded to you BY HIGH saefie John
Lane. vhowih vo1ch tor The truth Of the above. T.
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, Ere Ere Ere.
Or > r fowSsssD-Dssr Sir' vss taxed siek s0out
sysS sSS, wh1h va, hS9ss' ey many woed result IN
be 10 caed ssrssparnia which done me DO good then
tried yours-snd am moot happy 10 say hAs entirely cured
ANA clerk Of James jacks Esq Counsellor At Law.
Montague Hal, In lhs city, Yous &C.
BTookyn, June IL, lsse.
THE FACTORY.
rTNHE IMMENSE and Increasing demand for DR.. 3.
i z. T0wNsENDS Ssrsspsriiis has made Il necessary
very much TO enlarge the operations OF manaiseture.
Medicinal substances used 10 Incredible quantities and
each ingredient requires DO carefully and accurately
tested the poprieors Oaad necessary place Tho
Compromising Department In charge Of competent and
responsible Chemis-oue whose scientific reputation will
be fun guarantee Of public confidence. Dr. James r.
Chiffon has assumed this duty.
CAUTION
To avoid imposition II will be necessary 10 zee that
DR. JAMES r. ChILr0Ns CERrlFlCArE
as wen ss the signature OF Dr. g. p Townsend IL on The
outside wrapper Of each boule
Sold by al the
Principal Druggists and Country Merchants
oughout the United ates Csnadaa etc.
PR0PRIErORS OFFICE, 50 Nsssau.st
Ia the building formerly occupied by the South Bspuss
ChuI CD. New-York. ie29 l0As&W
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ANTHONY }. BLEECKER Auctioneer.

ANTHONY }. BLEECkEk, Auctoneer.
.(C VALUABLE COUNTRY sITEs AT NEW
COBRlGhfON, STATEN ISLAND, AT AUCTION
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell at auction Oh
THURSDAY, July 18th, at u O'clock al the Merchants
Exchange, the following valuable property. VIZ:
AT Nav. BRIGHTON STATEN lSLASD.-S3 valuable coun-
try sites situated on La Fayeite Gcodhua Clinton avs and
on Richmond terrace Tyson Second and Fourth ss This
property 10 advsntsgeously located for village residences,
upon high ground nleected by broad avenues conrgu.
churches schools and hourly ferries to this city with
prosp ofdesbe cottages being erected soon upon ad
scen property altogether presenting favorable OPP
por,upity for investment ss any sse made this season
Lilhogrsphc maps, with terms and further particulars
be obtained application 10 the Office OF the AUG
toneer Br)ad-st lil43l iyl7 Dts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

o. NstIce-Tte Butchers OF New-YorS. Brooklyn,
Jersey City and Wansburgh requested 10 meet on
"Wednesday July IT, o'clock NJ. al the Hide House,
corner Of Fhstsv and Fifth 10 make suitable arrange
ments 10 unite M procession with fello w-czens In
psyipg the last tribute Of respect to our late President,
General Zachary Taylor.
w. II CORNELL, MOSES =. SRASrO,
SAMUEL P. PATTERSON, j. w. e. 0hNcH
iyl6 2ts
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~ Eotice.-Yhe Subscribers 10 the capital stock Of the
Paterson aud HeckensAfk Railroad Company request
81 10 meet At Peter Archdeaeons Hotel IN Paerson the
l7h day Of July next Tor tho purpose Of choosing seven
Directors The P0s will he open rom 10 O'Clock AN. 10
9o'clock Paterson, June 10 1850.
c. 8 VAEWAGONER, D X ALLEN
J. CHADWICK, CHklSTOPEk COLI,
p MAGlNNIs JOHN ACKERNAN Jr.
HENRY h. VOORHEES,, Jr Commissioner.
isQS
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~ Malice TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ Notice TO Contractors.-Seaet proposals Tor
he grading bridging, supersuctue ayns me
track and fenc the Csnsndaigua and Corning Railroad
Leading from Canandaigua the Chemung Railroad VIII
he Tecsved At Inc office OF John King Co contractors,
In Cansndaigua until the 18th day Of July
PROXIES and plans can be The Office Of the Chief
Engineer, al Csnandaigua, after the lelh inst
This Rosd Is shout 10 miles In lengths divided into
sections Of one mile each
BIDS will be received single sections or FOR several
unted JOHN ). KING 4 CO.
Csnsndagua, July 5, 1880. iy9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

U-To Ross Bakers.-rhe Operative Baker,. Union
House OF Call Reading Room and Library s now open at
IN Grsnd-sL daily, from N Ill NJ. and on Sundays
from 10 and keeper always In attendance 20 give
eyery facility Bosses from city country either visiting
or writing to Inc House for men -
LEWIS HALBAUER, Keeper,
who resdes a. 3j2 Broome.sg
JOHN Z. KENNE, Prest
JAL KoBERTsos, Rec Sec. ie22lmO&GN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

~ O'RieIiy,n Telegraph Lines, connecting
~h all sections Of the United sates Geeern otee, lsI
sroadwsy. Open from In The morning TIL ii al nghL-
Visitors IN NevYork who accustomed TO uansecunE
busress with the ORiely Lines In Any recuon OF the
Uled States will End Il their sresi to leave their dis
patches Al his Office 10 insure prompt and correct rsns-
mis,on Ie6E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

~ RiGs aud Toupees.-shrcsELokt celeorst-o
VT FACTORY 10 ct 4 WsllsL whero Al all times can oe
found be afgesl assortment In tho city Strangers and
should call and Judge for themselves before Pur.
Chasing elsewbere BATcgELoRf newly Invented wigs
obuned silver medal 81 the Fsr Of the American lnlr'
tuts Copy the address myls A"HFu
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LEMON SUGAR.

w. KELLYs PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for The
~ instant prediction OF Lemonade put up In paper and
glus packages expressly for travelling, either BY lana
Also portable Soda for tbs instant production Of Soda
Water pat up 10 gass packages lin powdered saise
TIE sove ARTICLES are very desirable for see use a. hey
are not only curBnvss but peysufyes Of tho scuryy E~
sale In los 10 suit pafchssers by the msnnscnrsf
j. W. KELLY, 81 BeeEmsDst 81
,e1A Inns dOors above Willsmst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

~ RemovaI,-PmLIP ERNST, Professor OF Music
and teacher Of the B,hm and other utes ard the guar
respectfy informs his friends and the public IN general
hal be hss removed 70 S1 Broadway, near WaAerfL
NsvYorS myl0 Smeody
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srss Cvgss. ~ cis.-sl per so1 81 PET i'i
-sfE vuHTG Almanac FOR 1850.


fsNHIS ANNUAL has been prepared Eiih ge1I care -
i sccurkcy, and IL presented 70 The Public A. 'nTap
reliable, srd gcit summary " The POLITICAL hs.ly " -
Tirlet II contains nothing Of partisan ma S.e 60
OIL eKhbh OF tbs Eecfscas Of 1919, Ms d'.Sk. " ,
grtst at It's last Setsio1, the hleGee hIIoT ns -,
OF ls4 II Europe, List n TIE President CaDaes
o. the preGrnt Congress Governors OF re 1919 "a,
CohTESTs.-Egeas Of Tho United staiesi A,'' a,,.rs
Calculations: Audit Congressional Board % pDt.-.s
s,aus.cs Branch Aluls-God C0lnAssi brlsl
c. eucnr Tor Portland, Boston, New ofh ~ "a
Wastirgcu RAleigt Charleston and Ne~-Oreac--i -
forris and Neu-Hexico Chronological Thhlss' S'Ip
saa0r OF CCng-ssuen Congress, si1hsncs % EIss.-os
ssl SefFou or EcIpscs, Economy ID mo ru'S - -.
lfurs: Elective Ofcsa L. Election days 70 - -, ~.
siflet; Election Of President by Tue P7opei .nT crr
urnf Europe 10 1913; Finances Of Onteo Ss - Tn@e
euuiu. Fusgng 90 the Navy; Cover " $40 ,si
stsles CIT Supplies. Governor 40 1s,. "a
tals ligLW alter Ee~YoTf, Boston =, aalr-.-nt,
Ctsres,on; Home Department.; House % NJ ~ er--i
uvet Z. : aous- 81 cage; lnsugd IRA n,isa-e =;
der. Tavor; I@wish Caienier; Law Reform, CTo,u,
C5ngrs.s Mlitsry Mileage Ministers snoos.1 CT
shrosd Nirisiers (: ForeiSu CG1rsi hOh.ln -,~-
srisT- Moon, pjsee Nsgsl Prize-MOney-i go
EsvAl Pulishnieuas las, Naval s4pynet p sfl,.sx
OTeers and Offices created Panama lI.a.n - Domes
Popu anon OF States; Pos4gehsie ,oi ia ke Pro
Dc PosiAl Reform Presidential Vos $50 ~ Cana,
5Sets LggregSls; Public Lands; RA":ys 49,. - Rsysuus
across North-AmeTcA Recruiting -. ss.ie,: s-nsis
m 81 Collection, Senate OF The Unlir1 80. EIerroe
Mileage; Seventh Census Aeii SHE 10 rabls; Pun
snd Re lecron Supreme Coart U To es bEiec
sns shtnnpg. Tnbuuas for Claims * cs.-~,s
sistes, Whiireys great CesEral RAilroedi wa
Eeetior Resurns carefully made uP 70; NE Ms.sschu.
rsr nom Maine New -HAmpsnne W. Jersey,
-. Rhode Island connecueuL New orr, 80 ksbs
-. Ei..,s.inni Lou.lsna Texas Arfenssh IL. WA
Co.. Esnrneky Ohio Indiana Michigan. W." M
sonsu
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GOURAUD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
nrpOA S9IAM GLOSS.

rTNHIs 10 the beautiful preparation for ne nsir ever
4 inventad II Ia warranted 10 make the hair grow,
he falling out and render suf wiry hair sof SILKY
"a riossv Tris boes shlings each-found only at
Or FELIX GOURAUD5 Perfamefy DopOh 81 "slker.sL
sr.t .oTe from fnOt in) Broadway. I7l5ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

nR. RICHARDsON's sYRUP.-one Of mo best
Dremedes OF the age. Dr. Richardson's Syrup for eho.
choer. morbus and summer complaints and pain 10 The
stomach.
Sold ct DR.. rrsphagens, $50 Pearst Charles II, Ring.
~? Broadway; al The Drggisl store, 461 do Robert u
Sands 1888 Bowery Hsydoch, ga fesrl-st; also, Nh
Hsya us Fulton-sl Brooklyn city jel IN
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" Hudson Hiyer Water.Eure Esta bis n
mehL Iarrytovn, with every convenience for treat
VIII be completed for The reception OF patients By hs
ION OF July next For terms, apply TO
y. D. PERSON, ND.
fHryoHn, June y, 1850. ie25 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

- DIT. HcuEhton's Water Cure Establish
enIi-No 3 West Eleventh street. three door 'r1T-
sfO1dND tel8 ins
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* rae " Orange Mountain Water Cure e.
vr.nge n J. ooe hours ride By yailrosd RON The Cy.
- sasDnsnIent haa private baths auAch Il .hs pa
s s-ns rooms Addres, Dr. hEEKER, 8. orsrge J.
"r'efna ielaf