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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-04
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY LEAP

% rather extraordinary leaps-wste made
on friday evening last by sorre mare the
properly Of Mr.. Wm, 7 zimmerman. A l,i
OF about twelve years Of age, son Of Mr..
Edward Hnghes, was riding the animal 10
water, when, beng bitten BY dog, she shv.
ed ana ran her frs, noble performance was
leaPIns over a wagon loaded with manure
which she cleared at hound then nLirr
up the road 10 Berryman's mines, she turned
down the railroad to where bridge grasses
the Wolf creek; here sha paused, gathered
her energies, jumped aud passed entirely over
me bridge, which was not planked, making
clear leap OF ~ feet by actua measurerncnr
MS seai was Performed in the presence of
several Witnesses, and there caanot possibly
be any uIs'ake about II. She must bayc
either cleared the bridge, goae through il ar
have lighted on single plank less than q
loot wide = and if she Lighted on this plank
Ihe leap wooid have been - feet. s5o
touched where, however, coye5;pe the
whole d's'aoce Of p feet PvqspjHe Ia.
aers' JourHai.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-04
Tile TEST.
the speake.

When daughter remarks, MOther, l
would not hire, for eau assist you to do all
the work in the Kitchen" set II down thai
she wIl make good wife,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
The Crops.

We Yesterday conversed with a gentleman who
had iu,t returned from a trip through the interior
Of w isccosin and Michigan who Informs US 1ha'
the wheat in both those States - uncpmm'nly
fine. ard the crop exceedingly large 1t IS oeyo1i
the reach of any ordinary contingency, and VIII be
mostly harvested during the present aud coming
week In Ohio the crop vii be magnificent, aud
from indications throughout the country generally
we NAV fairly expect @ more bJuutu supply OF
the products of the soil than has hitherto been
realized IN any one season. lboaal0 COur. Il
The Cincinnati gazette says: We have not for
several years received SO good accounts OF the
wheat harvest, rs those that now coming ia
from ne arly all directions. Ia nearly tbs wtSote
river tier OF counties the Ohio ia this State and
in Indiana, the harvest is through and the yield
reported excellent. The Whitewater Valley has
TUNED out one OF its Drag crops. Ia thu northern
part of the State the harvesting was Qst beginning
when the late rains commenced and good deal OF
iesl is INDUCED as 10 rust
Farmers ia this neighborhood bring in excellent
reports SIS TO their corn, potatoes, DC. since the
rains.
The tallahassee Florida .jourHal Of the 22l
ult says No rain yet and the crops are suffering
greatly from the drous th The cotton crop is part
~ destroyed. In some sections there mas beea -
rain of consequence since the last OF March
The Columbus (Ga.) iSentiael states that a.
usually wet Spring has been succeeded thus iTr
with an unusually dry S1mmer. The corn or 'psoi
the country are suffering COhsldcfaOiy Tor th9 "at
of rain, and unless they have e sh0 YER soon, int
crop must be seriously cut oil.
WORN IL WHFAL-In the n-ish0o-hool of
Pittsbure, the wheat crop is IN danger OF serioIs
injury from 4 small worm, abo1t the siXfeenhof
an inch in length, Of the thickness OF a ine th-etd
and exhibiting much fc AID vigor Though me
head Of the wheat app, ars in good bearing
dition, the husk is und, on cose examination,
to be untitled with grain ia the place Of whici is
one or mere Of these cormorant insects.
lPhlape phs Amei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
Li.fnf Patents

Isgsd from the UHtsd States Patent Office for me week end
ING Juiy 2, 1850
Benismin BArstow OF Nsw-YOTk ~ for improved
method Of flung tie bows OF vessels. Patented July
1850.
OF distributing the Dir the heating snd cooling surfaces
Of cir engines Patented July ? l6j0.
Charles c. Cameron Of Harpes Ferry Va Tor Improved
sssb stopper. Patented July Z, 1850
Reuben Danies Of Woodstock W for improvement In
susv cutters Patented July 1850
John T. Erb OF Bsumore, Nj. fDr improvement IN the
feeders OF suaw.cuttsr Patented July :, 1850
jonathan Hibbs OF -isO Pa FOR impfOvemsnin setting
the tech the concaye Of cOyef1resher Patented
july T. 1880.
Hazard Knowles Of Washington. c. and Henry C
Be rngt0n Of holmes COuuty o. Improvement IN the
and rAkefs Of grain and grass hsfyes-F Paea.
ed July 2, 1850
N spiripg apparatus Patented July 1850
John Locke Of Clnci' nall q. FOR improvement Ia COLI
uatfy levels Patented July p 1880.
Jcsspt Miller Of Fred erlcksburg Va. for improved
immas "a anna gbmsor. Patented July 1850.
Lewis Moore of Bari, Pa, for improvement! Ia the
leedng tarsus for seed plsniefs Patented July 1850
Joieph Nocf, Of Poi sde phia Pa for improved Lock
lOilfof shutter Peten I'd July Z 1850.
Jtcob PeiTson OF Wlml1 gon Dtl FOR improved ar.
TsuEsnen OF tiers IN gram and grass harvester. Pa
ieIpd Jny 1850
john W Pepper Of Salem, Mass flr improvements
urthines f,r cutting loZenges. Patented jay 1850
II Ransom o. Albany, New YORK, for improvement
in consruc ion Of Cooking Stoves. Patented July
1890
FsnkHn Stewart Of Philadelphia Pa, for improvement
IN Ssfe.y-Tutes for ismps Pelel-ed July2 1850.
DEsiGN
Jobus Crsndsl Of Troy, Y Asigaor to = las I'M
son \ - Cox, # Trol, NY for deIign for S.Oyss.
Pa sried Ju'y :, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

PATENT ZINC PAINT.

THE SUBSCRIBERS Agents Of the New-Jersey Tx
porinR ana Mining Company, have received from their
ertsnFyo Works at Newark supply OF the Patent Zinc
and Frank luAle Psints which will DO disposed Of
on reasonable terms. a.,
b,oSVr % 10 a deep OTsnge and also bsck; and being
= rposed Of metallic oxides their lasting properties and
sconcu Y can be CC1fdenuy recommended. Tnis Compa
~ also prepares from the oxides paints peculiarly
vsb Tor The coating ofiron aud " tin, forming tho beat
nrotecuop against oxidiZanOu now Known
Thsse paints when applied 10 wood form, aSo yaua
he prO' tcliou Egaiusl tire. .
A supply Of me COmpsnys beaauul Nhits OAile OF
~, ~, 40 excessively used In Paris AID other para Of
Frre 80 the most valuable substitute for white lead and
ohe oee.srous paints, IL shortly expected FOR sale oy
he subscTibeIs, D l. JONES "
% DoaFo-s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 6.


Atsmeetipg of the New-York Irish Alliance
held on Mondsy evening, LIST inst the following res
olutions were adopted.
First Having been informed, with unmisskssble GER
any Of nhumsn conduct pursued by the Agent Of me
English Government, towards our paroue me-;
Rs.oired That we deeply sympaihre with bis suasring.
and find words enough In which 10 give eI-
preston feelings OF Indignation Al the bsbsdy oy
which he has been vlctimzed and which Is 10 point OF
fact but most consistent part and parcel OF me genera
misgovernmeut OF an ogachy, which 10 cloud OF iKn1-
oflheir deliberate and sysemsue CREATION nave
forced their SWAY with hayones aud bullets upon the Peo
PIE nsons while they extend even to their i'm
mediate subjects Of Engsnd Only miserable remnant of
tie enlightened spirit ofIhe present age.
Second Having WREN similar persecution
rncised by the Austrian Government on the Hungarian
psrios that movement Congress 10 prevent
The appointment 81 Minister 10 the Couu OF Niells,
dipornsiic or friendly relations with such )vernmant
would be ocium and 40 everlasting Stigma any Gov
eminent calling Itself Republican therefore,
Reoited That we hereby call every adopted citizen,
and on every friend Of fe dom In TIL city point OUT a.
q convened meeting similar course 10 their representa-
regarding The equally hsTbsrou' and unjusuhAoe
treatment Of William smith OBnen, whose fate more
nehry the feelings OF ciuZens and
Republican character arc whooe Incentives seek by
force Of arms NE liberty OF ha country, were 30 siu ar -
hose which ed the 'sheTs OF this Republic to brave the
sword and the scsfod to bequesh Ihsr injured though
nc legisisiion
TArd Revoked That lest he misrepresentation Of GER
tain editors ard others Of the New ofk Irish Alliance,
may have created prejudice against L In the minds Of any
Port Tel OwciZens able ofrendering service In
bs cnse; thai he New.York fish Asnce does now re
his those editors and these parties by
whom lie progress has been 40 ematcay opposed and
calls on hem TO come forward now and testify 10 this in
stance the sincerity Of their conduct
Fourth. Resored ThEtwe do most earnestly nmend
This uslef 20 the gentlemen Of the NevYOrk Directory
fer Ireland vho have the beat means Of giving effect and
pledge ourselves 10 cooperate 10 the extent OF sbY
win sny honest party taking precedence In this move
u eni, as IL is movement which brooks OF no delay.
FUh. Resoired That copy OF these uons be pre-
,-nlso 10 the SUM- Tbune Herald irish advocate Truth
Ter, Boston PROTECTIVE linton, Boston Plot Irish A1eri.
can ard Ne York Ere, mans Journal for Insertions and
thai copies papers be tent 10 the different Irin So
c,etes in New-fOrk, Jersey City, and Brooklyn
The Alliance holds its meeting every Monday
evening at l25 Grand st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
SUMMER RETREATS.
sCaooLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, ~.

UFATH HOUSE,
r7'Hls ESTABLISHMENT, 50 long ard fayo7abJ
Known 10 he pubic viii be opened for the reception Of
y,.f,r. or he lttn Of June Thr hOuss has been
Greatly enlarge during the pssi year, furnishing an extern
sive dining ROOM are number OF good-eizsd and well
,entilsled and aud spacious parloT
q. newly neatly Furnished, with special reference TO
convenience and comfort Connected with Ills establish
merit several coilsqes studied he retired aud
yet convenient TO the main sulding These cottages
vii Re let su the Wishes ~ app csns eGsr entire or
by the sory or room Tn whole establishment has beer
hed ny superior Gyie G1d ts accommodations are de-
signed to he equs 20 those OF any waerngplace In NE
county.
TIE unders gIeo having become tie sole proprietor, viii
give his whole st-ndon TO the business and will be a.
sisted 10 i.s management by Mr.. DAVID A.! Crowell snt
other gentlemen Of large experience. .- ,
JOSEPH II. MARSH.
grhoolevs Mountain. NAV % 1850 mySl 3aW2mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

IL Mercantile llbTary Asssociatlon-L19S ny
papers SC This Institution founded ani sustained by hs
Clerks cf New YorE, Is opeu daily, from 10 NJ. 10 10
NJ stils rooms, Clinton Hal, corner VI beekman and
Nssssusts.
TIE Library contains 81 600 volumes, 10 which constant
additions being made, averaging over -Oo voum-s
monthly Theae include all the new publications OF merit
Wthou negectng the Hight literature OF NE day parclls
attention Is paid 10 the departments Of History, Travels
Languages. Geography &C Of watch The cOAecnols are
already very large. 80
Tie Reading Room is supplied with 50 American and g
Foreign Magazines tie Weekly aud Daily Papers OF our
civ LordoI Timse Parts National, Chsrysr Colonische
Gazette and other foreign period Gals. New journals are
added they appear or are required BY e wants OF I4e
members
Glasses in ths Modern Languages, Penmansh'p snd
Book keeping IN progress IN which members can
obtain tnton at almost nominal sum
The Lectures Of this Institution have always been one or
lis popular features highly interesting course 10
being arranged for the coming season
Terms of membership-TO Clerks; Initiation Fee 81 !;
Quarterly Dues 50 cents Merchants and others - per
annun. SAMUEL L. TITUS,
je22 LAVISH Recording 5scre AIRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

VIRGINIA EDIToRs-Ssmuel T. Sawyer, ESQ.
Editor of the Norfolk argus, has been elected
President Of the Common Council of that city
Thomas G. BrOughton, ST. Esq is a member Of, and
Thomas g.. Broughton, Jr. Clerk to, the Select
Council, both OF the Herald. John G. H. Hatton,
Esq is President Of the latte: body.
HEALTH OF CNcISsATL-The Gazette ofthe LIST
says; We heard little or nothing from reliable
sources Of the cholera Saturday oryesterdav, The
alarm has nearly subsided-indeed il has not even
induced an effort to clean up or q sprinkng of
lime. The Apothecares state that the prescriptions
presented for medicine are few, and they have
little or nothing to do in compromising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
Passports for HRYnna.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, July 2 1850.
This Department has been informed by the min.
inter Of her Catholic Majesty, that the Governor
General OF Cuba has seen proper to issue an order
that passengers on board Of American steamers,
destined from the United States to Chagres, or
from Chagres TO the United States, are for the
present, not allowed to land in the port Of Havana
Passengers provided with egularpsssports for the
islapd can land az heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
~ To Trades societies. and all Organized bodies

EftGfs' societies. HI fkAIL-n ooAt's
Of WoIkngm-n that organized for the purpose OF
establishing defending taje no Ice h hsreOg given
that Convention will be held at Montgomery Ha, 70
Prizes the 9Th ofJuiy AZ O'Clock T. Il for The pur
pose Of forming Trades Procession. All and whom It
respectfully invited TO send one or more
Representatives convene with three Representatives
appointed by the Operative Msso1s Society," 70 carry the
same into effect az soon az possible.
FRANCIS fLANNlGAN, President
NM HoCARTY, Secretary Jyt5r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

r. Nefce.-Vhe Subscribers TO the capital stock Of the
Paterson and Hackerssk Railroad Company request
ed 10 meet al Peter Archd eacons Hotel PsersOn the
7h dag Of July next for the purpose Of choosing
Directors The Pol will be open from 10 O'Clock NJ 10
O'Clock P NJ Paterson June ~ 1880.
C.. VANWA60NER, X ALLEN
J. CHADWICK CHRiSrOPER GOLF
p. mAG1NNlS JOHN ACKERAAN Jr.
HENRY II. VOORHEES,, Jr Commissioners
e0ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
,;reat Excitement In Texas relative TO New
Mexico,
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, JRl

WASHINGTON Wednesday, jays.
Nv the New Orleans mail received here this af
,erpson, we have received dates from Texas to the
Doth of June The news from Santa Fe has caused
the most intense excitement and universal indigna
ton. Public meetings were called to proven. the
consummation of the object of the people Of New
Mexico. An extra session Of the Legislature was
about 70 be convened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

ga THE PROPRIETOR OF this favoriie and agreeable
~. place Of Summer resort takes pleasure IN calling hs
attention ofih New-York public 10 the TACT thai be
prepared for the reception aro eH1ea lmell o esf
transient or permanent boeTdefs The high estimation IN
which hs tousss held By families who have Spenihe Sum
rrmous there be il Will render exeLdeo nosea
offs superior araconsi point ofOcston scenery drives
SC unnecessary. In this particular u has no equsl % us
Hudson River The arder heretofore, will be supplied
with every deicRcy The markets stord 10 addition to he
former facilities for reaching Newburgh by ssesmbosn
there are ys trains OF cara passing daily either way on
NeV-York ard Albany. Early application should be made
Tor selection OF rooms. tel0 sm'l u. DONADi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

~ Wiss and TOupees.-BATcHELOkt celebrated
VIZ Factory IL al Wsl-sL where Al ell lines can be
found the largest assortment 10 the city Strangers aud
euzens should cal and judge for themselves before
chasing elsewhere BAToyELoss newly Invented Wigs
obianed silver media 1t he Var Of the American lnst-
TUE Copy he sddress myl5 NWAfn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
IIIRY NOTICE

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONER OF JURORS,
No. Clgy Hall, June ., 1850. !
EY Notice is hereby given 10 all persons exempt frOm
Jury Duty, who have registered their this
Office appear and show their grounds II exemption for
purpose Of such registration before the 9Th day Of
July They viii mus avoid being summoned 10 the
performance of Jury duly WM A. WALKER,
les lJy8 COsmissOner VI JurOTG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
TEAS. COFFEE AND SUGARS

At REDUCED PRICES Al The Eghth-aVenue
r.. Sore-The subscribers peculy call the aiien-
o ofthe public their excessive assortment Of inc Ao0Ve
Ssn.c rrces which they ling ~ least - per cent
he prices VI many other stores Their stock emDfa-
mart; Fret quality crushed and powdered sugsrf
eer.a White and New Orleans do with choice a'sorl.
sn OF Green and Blsck Tess which csnno1 Dc slfpis'ed
ns-sesibc Ell Of which ground IN The store dauy.
pa J. GF Kelley, lj6 Eighihsy.
too ir,s Betw@en Seventeenth and n Ehieenth sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

% To Boss Bnkers.-rhe Operative baksrS Union
House OF Cs Reading Room and Library, Is open at
~ Grand-sL daily, from M III N. and Sundays
rom to g. and keeper IL always 10 Attendance 10 give
every facility 70 Bosses from city country oler ylIUg
writing 10 he House for men.
LEWIS HALBAUER, Keeper.
JOHN L. RkNHE, Pre,'t
Jas ROBERTSON, Rec Sec i'21imD&GN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
~ O,RieIjv,s telegraph Line,

With all secdons Of the United States General Office lsl
Broadway. Open fOm IN The morning III III a. uighL-
tsors In New York who accustomed 10 Lansaeting
business with the QRelly Lines In any section OF the
UIied States will ind It their terest to leave their die
patches al this Office, 10 nIure prompt and correct trans
UissiOu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

~ RemovaI.-PHILIP ERNST. Professor Of Music
and teacher OF the Bhm and other h1es and the guitar
respectfully informs bis friends ard ths pubic In general
hal be has removed 10 81 Broadway, near Wsiser-.L
Eew-York. myl0 Smeody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
HYDRANTS.

4 HYpRANTS sre strong, durable, simple 10 cOns.rus
don anonoi liable get OF order nO1 Ell running
broken csreetsy by ChdrenwOnt burst pipe are cheap
y reF aired without digging up not liable 20 freeze asd
last as long a. common cedar hydrsnt Hs dOu9s h.
orsn for two ysrZs ard cost oui nue more than
the old FOu- to I'VE general use OF these n.y.
dreLs have shown them 20 be The most economical s1d
rsbie 10 use They warranted TO wOrE well For sRe
by the Plumbers generally Factory 81 Msron.H Abo7e
Prince Violations Of this patent by making selling
usi,r will not be allowed iell StaW4Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

~ The "OraBgc Mountnin Water Cure ,, Al
So Orange NJ j. hours ride By railroad from 10 Civ
The Establishment has private baths attached to he d.
uenu ROOMS. Addrsss DR.. hEEKER, 8. Orange, " j.
for terms iel2f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

E-" THE PRISONERS FRIEND, for July, should
be read by all the advocates Of mitigated penal
code. 1t filed with collection of appropriate
facts and incidents enforced by just and powerful
reasoniDgs. (New-YOrk; Soldby Fowlers& Wels)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

mn, i .no@ nn spring. water-Cure Establish
hien. ~ nO" open on lie 9Th Sumner For informs1oo
address ljes I'M M BEp0Rrga ~ lt'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
~ Water.Curr InstiIutes-City and

" Water-Cure Insfitutes-tify and COun-
try.-Dr TRAIL receives patients al bis commodiOls
establishments IS LAighLst sod Al Oyster Bay, l. Co
municsuon ally between these pisces by steamboat and
railroad General practice attended TO- Consultations s.
le17 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

~ Water Cure.-T. L. Ntcgots Mn 49, NJ
Cow NICHOLS, 81 West Twenty seoond.sl near NAV
ConsutAuons rom W 70 Patients received for f BOARD
treatment day treatment or visited their resdenee
ief ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

r. Union ColieRe.-rheIe viii be meeting Of the
Class Of 1870 Cor meneemeni Day, Immediately ster
the exercises 10 the Church By order OF as meeting Of
ClGss d. Z. CANERT Chairman.
Amsterdam, June, 1880. ieli2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
,nopos.Is INyITED for the tranIporta

CROPOsALs ARE INVITED for the tranlports-
non bv steam Of $50 TO 30 tlns per week, Of Brown
stone a. ouAed order from Port and on the Connecu
~, aivsr no the CITY Of New ofk AID the contract ~ run
san ore 10 i've years, may ne agreed sup1lal7d
Lee rr tuu measurement including labor OF leading and
hic.dtng with cranes load furnished ease address
IN nj All l,t Angus next The Snsler Hall Quarry Co.
W JN- ALFRED HALL, President.
Po,n,nd niddIesex Co Conn july 1857 W. St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

Or. HonEhton's Water Cure RstnblI.h-
nenL-No b West Eleventh street, hree DOOR f-otU
"a frns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

e "THE LONDON ART JOURNAL" June con.
tinues the engravings of pictures in the Vernon
Gallery, Crossing the Stream and Clarissa
Harlow and has, beside, steel engraving of
Baiy s Group of ',The Graces,' aad wood cuts Of
Morning and Summer The literary contents
ere marked with the usual vigor aud good taste Of
this sdnirable Journal. New. York Sold by George
Virtue and by c. S. Francis X Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

INDIA RUBBER ULOTHING-ConsIanls supply
Hot the very beat goods In msrtei being Ieee0o uAJ
from my fssiories FOR sale 90 liberal terms ,,.s =,
ie2D awlm HORACEH DAY, IS Coruandst
CAs, sTBAli, WATEH.-LEAk DoNN, Ios
NCeney dealers IN vroughtiron pipe, sno n'unss
ell kinds for Steam, Wafer. Gea kc Gas e'ec.eo
to lighting M ChuTehes Ho;els ard other paohe voiio
iosa and DO, wafer apparsus FOR warning
Coils made 70 order. lsi In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
SUMMER RETREATS.
ANoN sRRINGs,

Via Piushele Mas.
TIRE MOST DIRECT ROUTE to this celebrated
a Watering place IL By the Nev.York and New.hsyun
miles by stage.
Passenger leaving New-York by the 8 O'Clock A 4
rxpress Train arrive e. the Springs at p The sage
accommodations hs route are such az viii insure
fort and dispatch.
PsssengeIs can Jake tie O'Clock P. NJ train and 70
through 10 Pshed or take tie late Evening rrsins ana
remain one night In Bridgeport leaving there leo
Yare through g 50. jef Nv.
n EIV-LEBANON sPktNGs-COL UMBlA
lNHALL-This Hotel has been greatly enlarged by an
Immense wing making 1 entire length shout 5to feet and
cauAie Of accommodating 500 vsiOrs. very large
Der Of tsken for the season by families aud psr
haps place combines many attractions for health and
pleasure. -, A.,
BY taking the morning cars by tbs New-Hsven snt
Houssionc Railroad Hudson River Railroad, via H1d.
son passengers arrive Al the sprUgs 81 81 O'Clock IN the
ttefloon. Fare through only 81 50 JeAd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fowlers & Wells, Phrenologi fists and Pub
ishers, Clinton hail ISL Nssssn-st near tho Pax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

II THE NEw-YoE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE"
July,) has report Of numerous interesting sur
gica cases, with the average number Of medical
guesseF, many Of which have proved to be sue
cessiul 1t furnishes remarkable pictare Of the
present state Of medical science, so called.
lNew-Yo Il. 7. Hudson)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
w. CRAMBuCK

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xkTotLD CALL THE ATTENTION o. his m
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