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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

CouRr OF GENERAL SgssIoNs.-B efore the he.
corder and AID Miller and Shsw.Fr'dayIThi Ga,s q
John Kshos eonftnutd-The rial OF this Individual On
charge # sisbbng with intent 10 kill Patrick cannon ou
The uieb of the Sst OF March lat was this morning co
clud.d The Gaze given 10 the Jury, VINO weIe ou
sbont two hours and came into Court vita verslct OF
puly OF aggravated assault only he will be senencea
r. mi foy Ms Matthew Cole Pilot OF the ferry
boat Futou OF The South Brooklyn ferry, wsS uied on
charge OF nsi emaaDnr 10 rupniog down barge ro~ea
BY plumber of u. 8. soldiers, from Goysfnoa lslaad
THE ternony vent to sho- thst The 2ls' March a.
the Governors Island bsrge, containing hajpf John d.
Wirder. s A; Dr. samuslG Decsmp, 5 A; ana ,s
several oars en- psssng the slip Of the Hamilton Az
snue ferry The ferry boat Fulton and although
the officers in The Barge called out the pilot TO aop yet
the cois took place before the barge could GET ou' o.
the way The pro,ecutou held thsi If the plo, had used
proper pecauon, the collision would not have r sea
place The defense introduced several Witnesses 70
Ina. the pilot r.np the bell 10 sop The boat and that me
wheels stopped when II coision took place ana na n9
pilot all precaution and endesVored by ne usla
eana 10 prevent The contact II vse sao IAN thai 20
good character for carednsss snd capacity az
pilot The Jury ker brief ahseuce rendered Vefulc5
OF rot Puty, and the accused was discharged.
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proof OF any Improper conduct on the part OF Nj HTmo
NJ srce pit what came from Mexcans "tote 'o .s
mony dd mo. iDispd TO use we were the west side
OF ne Bio Grande with p,eaume hf. ID = m leu
formed part Of Tho force under Major Powers 40 ~.
knu,vof any why Mr did moi remain a. us ny
did remain told him OF the order OF Gen Taylor TOT .ne
troo to evscuate The route from III raso &c vas
useful me and the army; got money ON al sese
raj times and he very valuable 81 an DIerpts''.
nevr anyhioe after my arrival al Chlnuanus 70 GU
firm The pic1n bad formed al FL fato nst no @sI
holding con murcstior with the enemy on ire contrary,
found sfier arrived thai he was oono1looa SS al
American citizen.
qhereason Mr. q properly wss len In c. and noitsxen
VITA The srny 10 Sslto because no exerc eco oW1e
shiy over It himself He showed paper oeiofe le
which understood 10 be abandonment, but ala Ho'
real IL the time so shor before len G -, ,...
Pie testimony OF Major Clark shows the crncs stuE
ton OF tbs army ita OF sucples, &c de saVs.99
snc contemplated to use the wagons, &c al neiu
9be testimony OF spother officer I've believe tbs guar
erDaser speaks Of Mr. havir b'en OF grest sefVcs
him, RenIleu an'v 10 his bearing Ac but had aouoSeo
his patriotism and his courage :,
scm other documents read, aud the testimony %
Htjor Clark vho in Court taken, when me case A4
adjourned
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MEDICINES
TEN THOUSAND

CURES, AND NOT SINGLE FAILURE!
DR. HASNINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA
CELEBRATED throughout both continents for its won.
Sdsriu Of consumption asthma, decline spl.tng OF
blood night sweaB difficult breathing, coughs, cods ano
all digeases Of the chest and luDgs
s effect upon the gysem La mild and soothing al Inc same
time certain and efhcacousra anglo give ronel up
on the fret application and by repeating 1t few lines
permanent cure Ia effected.
tha Byrup but warrants to cure de warrants IL 10 scs
upon chyle, and purify IL be warrants 70 iamo,e az
impedmenis which etsrd hefree cir uanon OF me blood
he warrants II open the internal and external pores OF
the BODY and eject all the obnoxious parces which have
accumulated In the sYsem he warrants az aneVefAng
remedy In - ~ v,, ,,,,,,,
hectic fever night sweeta, dyspepsia, liver complaints
pain In the cheat and aAthms and ne warrants 10 arrest
The formation ofiubeTces In The ungs and TO deal hoae al
ready formed 30 that peraons In consumption may ake IL
with the positive confidence OF cure for It's great seal
OF action 10 the Lungs which peneates In all drecuons
purifying them everything obnoxious In s progress aud
which, fappiied according direcous 10 leave
In q perfec healthy condition.
Or Hasings' Compound Syrup OF Naptha Ia highly re-
commended by the medical profession. Thal eminent
physcian Dr. Mott OF New York. says that as pulmon
ic remedy II cannot be too highly praaed DE- Arnold, OF
England, Dr. Boyd OF Lancaster; Dr. Hamilton, OF Bath
and those eminent Engsh publications. the London Lan-
Get tho Medical Journal, and Brsthwaltee Retrospect all
accord to 1t the moa convincing cerilhcaes or M virtues
In this country II has been uRed WIN olsnnSuleneu sue
cess.
None genuine without the written signature OF Il. A. y
HARRISON Oh the wrapper Prce 81 per bottle or six
bottles for SIS. Principle Office l54 GEeenwchat. New
York.
Sold IN Newark by r Van Buskirk; in Albany, by C.
rockingham in Boston, by Reading Co In Phllede-
phia by Zeiber 4 Co ThudH. below Chestnut and IN
Sold in New York by O. H. Guion, 1877 Bowery; Il. L.
Sanders 1875 Bowery; John B. Dodd, I'll Broadway and
sos Hudson.st au2 lmfhB&Tuh
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

EDUcAT1oN.--The City OF Churches has good
reason to boast of her Schools, which ii not 30
laree az those of New York, are quite as good In
their main features. Private Schools are FAR more
plenty in Brooklyn than In New York, and many
of them have won almost collegiate reputation.
There seems to be passion for small Schools coy
little places, where a dozen young ideas may
expand under the care of kind and competent
teacher, out OF the way Of the noise aud confusion
OF large assemblies. That of Miss Spencer, %
Wyck offst which looked In upon lately,
seems to be model in it's way, and the kind and
engaging manners OF the teacher showed that she
had we'll studied the true mode OF lmpartng In
structon. Her drawings and paintings, by the
wsy would be valuable PRICES in the Art Union,
though only intended for homo inspection. 1t is
something to know that truer system OF teaching
has taken the place of the old ferrue birch rod and
Ounce block method it is better still TO lind that
Schoola are smaller conducted in more domestic
wav, and are really less like schools than homes.
GDch divisions and subdivisions OF the stream OF
knowledge must improve the menta! soil In pro
norton as river led off into thousand lrrlgaelng
rivulets, increases the fruitfuaess OF the earth
RESCUED "A boy about eight years OF age
named Southland, of Astoria, in returning home iron
school on Wednesday afternoon, stepped to play
at the wharf OF the Astoria Ferry, fell overooato
and would have been dro wned bur for Mir. James
Bsgley, who Jumped overheard .ust as the lad was
sinking for t1e third time, and providensialy saved
hm from watery grave.
EXcURsIoN-The Setter Guards German com
panv. under the command of Captain enrich aerc
man, crossed over the South Ferry this morning
and took the cara for Esss New York where they
intend to enjoy Themselves in target shooting and
military exercises after which, they will iaIi In
close line and lead an attack the collation. boun
tfuly provided for them. They are a tne porty
body of men, and promise to do full Justice TO what
ever they take in hand. Advertiser, LID
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have already achieved under many disadvantages
ia an earnest OF what wa may achieve IL we %
only true to ourselves Join ua, and we VIII 90
YOU good. For the tFiHing OF 37a cents per
month and OIL initiation fee, at present. you will
derive advantages which may 90 OF inc&culao'e
value to you.
We are busily engaged in making preparations
for the opening OF our Library and Reading Rooms
In this excellent work we are encouraged by the CO.
operation OF many Of the merchants themselves
and this ought to be an additional incentive to oar
exertions Those among you who have not yet
reaped the advantages Of Early Closing 40 far as
that measure has been carried out, exercise Pr
tienoe fulR your duties, and ere long you aSo WIN
not fail TO be recipients OF this great boon.
A. l. MCMAHON, Corresponding oe sa.. of
NB.-The following are the preSeu' w, .noIol
our Association, with their resiaencea
ton as you may require Deihy n0'
identify yourse elves with US %, v-..t Rroad,vsv
So y-,.t pyss Edward Wright llS fossyh-s@
9 Ts;.1 y,et. pyes. C. Grove, Honroe.st
Fo'.,t Tstf PIE, james w. Fedden s. Frst.av
ee o,1S VIM l. Cbeddock 1885 Graods
E,."a.ai SeSv. g. 8. Sberw cod, 1855 Gf AMIDST
yob5 " Pa Pjn, s. q e Gsda0-'
Second Trustee, -. Walter Payne, AZ Bsach.t
T%ird T,usiee Oliver Denton - S3s Gtand-sf'
Conductor. ....... Louis Triganne 62 Canhi's'
Sssit 90 .........C. L. Baily, 23a Bowery
cr-Thursday-Georg H. Peterson was
srreated for eteaiing i. cold watch from Mr. Nc.
Cobbe. valued at $50. Thomas Williams went
Lo.a 49, bak Theii. loaf night and stole two
watches-one gold, the other silver. Before gong
on board, he took off his boots, and eis them on
the docb, which, attracting the notice OF the police,
man, be watched for the return OF tne man auu
gave chase. The thief threw away the watches
Pa ION hnt the roice overtook him and Gus
ana an Du' CO q, 80 - = - a+ohaa Chorles
Sullivan was arrested for stsbolng Mlcnael NaSte'
CAsUALTIEs,-An unknown man Tell INTO tue
river AT tho foot of Warren.st but was rescued By
49,. ooIoa ofFcer IN dntv
VIZ 80 - l. ,;Le oaoor Eliott fonnd a man
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Auction SALES.
s GARDINER Aaenoness.

GARDINER AEcnon90s
RsX BALDWIN GARDINER, =. .,,s,.,a
NJ ssors SIS Broadway cor AntnSny-se
CO. TaeniI attention viii be- even 70 s1iea ~ ssSsY
Soooe rorceiso Paintngs &c. Asc, Farnitare OF ami
ues gvns up house Keeping Also Siocks OF Manctsr'
tnIefe &c All OF which are respectfully solicited.
HEving maze an arrangement with Mr A. G. TUTfb@
friends and The public lei sd
THURSDAY Sept 49,
al 10 O'clock Al tho sa!es room, $50 Broadway
EsReri Rosewood and Mahogany Rurniurr. R1nrAtelle
Cugtsins Clocls, Vases, China Dime, and Tee asSrnn
part ofrosewooA and mahogany sofss am SEWING and
psror ehsIrs center sofa side and cylinder SOP ahIes
With Egyptian and Italian opS extension lahes French
dIessue buresux with marble tops, pare hair
mattresses and paases black walnut chamber furniture
nys snd double washstaDds French bedsieadA Italian
rotfase Chairs kc Also rosewood parot furnuIe
ersd "a heh satin brocsele In salis with extra sreoeA
ting chair OttomaDs eacretore and caro- Aos SUD cen
Ter do marble Top Also SET OF Three elesan otoes'eie
Tirdoy hsp gtpgs and drnpertes complete 10 acn the
above Aleo an Invoice Of new style french ctocAs A
rch Bohemian and chrysta cut ass ware &C A9o ps-
pier sche center and work tables decorated u oWes
ara ood Also elegant porcelain vases teIss te'e sels
&c Also French China dining and Ise serVices &c A.
a. nm invoice OF Yea trays walters &c Also, portable
writing 6esks ladies' work boxes Se. AAo, nIesses
rug& fsncy ahclcs &c. Also, smaii sss a1,
OF second. hand furniture, with which the SAFE WILL eon
mence. ,.A.,.
Catalogues win be ready he morning OF the sale ne
Termscssh. 80.
Ar PRIVATE 5ALB--DIAMoSD IsYsLRV, de--l s!eaA.
PIN superb single brilliant Of tho hrH water saiueS -
$500; do Finger hing, Sllo; do do ss5; do do, S7Si
do S70us received and OF the lates! and nnosI
ionable syIe Of setng and VIII be sold al pnceS aea De-
low their value. ...k
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THE 8ROOERSi
FIRE INSU TRANCE COMPANY,
Office Nc. 81 Wall, corner of PeArl-s. n. Z.
CAPITAL 92000Oe.
VgNHIS COMPANY, having their capital all PAID IN, IN
4 ca,h are prepared to insure Buildings Merchandise
Household Furniture Vessels In Port their Cargoa &c
npapa oas or damage by re also, the Riaks OF Inland
H1svigaon and Pransportauon on the most favorable
terms All Losses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS
Rrrus arosv NOSES TAYLOR SAMPSON MOORE,
pvrep MIpTiH GEORGE ELDER CHAs. BUaKHALTER,
FRANCIS SKIBDY HENRY EDEY, ASA t0RrER
JAS B. WILSON, ALEX b. GRANT, WIN n: f0sTEk,
BEHB SHERMAN, MARSHALL PEpooN, isAAC y. IAfLot,
SAMPSON MOORE, President
] MILTON SMITH, Secretary. Tfnn
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INSURANCE.
BROADWAY INSURANCE 0onGPAN

BROADWAY INSURANCE ooMPA1T'
Office, No. 4ls Broadway, corner OF Canal 81
CAPITAL 100000.
rr1u1a COMPANY CONTINUES 70 INSURE against
loss or damage by Fire, Dwelling Houses and fur
niture, Ware Houses, Stores and herchandise on s
moat favorable terms. All Losses promptly adusse ana
psd Having Surplus Fund, which, with their capital
being securely and podao on.s s.Bss 1 ny
ia, bv no., mr. In psreou will receive prompt attention.
DIRECTORS
s.h,rsnsnHaIxsd Rent p Camp Matthew Bird,
Iohn Hsrnar ChaTles gaodfJyd. Hiram M. Forester,
UiTam ) Rradv John Sueckner Reuben W. 40 wes
Wm p ssidmore Chester briggs, John B. Dickinson,
SVilaon a Hunt Sarn'l g. Alihause, Lemuel Bsn9s,
Iobn FaIconsr John r. Corlies John Z. Fisher,
Leonard Kirby, Bernard symtn Aelon A ~ n
George z. Cobb, Jonn W mersereau Unaf,es Bowl
Fra's w Edmonda CHAIR L. ingerro' w liIafn
Lewis Doy, Hemus NJ W ems Sr3 Tn , naut'
JOHN WRAY, secreiary. ,.,.h
WIN LEE Surveyor. aul' unoOuH
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WASHING MADE EASY.
HOW 70 WASH cLoF HEB
XWithnnr LIZ hnr.

WITHOUT
rE,HE sEsT SYSTEM IN THIS WORLD, requires 20
mschnea poundera, ubbers acids or other injurious
arces Instructions plain, articles cheap, and can DO
had anywhere Is sent by natl at single postage Fho1.
sands are sent every month Price only 81 per copy Call
or send to MADAME BEAVELf, Pateni Lsq1dress, ~
Ann-st tHecond aoor) New-York auia ineod
A LUXURY! IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES Nj
AThal infinitely superior article for tho toilet A. War
ners Liquid Amber rapidly taking the place Of all soaps
for personal washing and Is found peculiarly saspea 70
dy 10 aware of the injurious effects attending the use OF
matter how good they are oil shelr and nor
NV tbe 1sce has long been desired and expected F6e
LIQUID AN Der will DO found TO fully meet MS want
the soeping detergent cleansing properties Of the best
imported soaps without any OF their Impurities
il pu, up In splendid glsss ground stopped bottles al
81 each, and In smaller bottles at Is cents
No person Rfer using the article would be Wno9i
NER and sold hoesEle and retail IN Johnss also by
RUshoD Clark Co. Ito Broadway, and 10 AsIor House;
2. w Herceresu, cor Broadway and Fourteenh ~ ana
by 7hOusa Il a1rsel IS Wtllsmst Rul4 2ma "As'
ITO SHIPPERS OF BUTFER.-Phe Subscriber
always hand Goshen Butter OF the bsst quality,
In small packages re2acked expressly for long voyages
having hSo fifteen yssrs experience IN the trade no
confidently tbs rs houses In this City, Phsde
phs and bcson Each package has hia brand and Ia qua
a6 In. ll6 Walsi New-York.
RFIFlCIAL LEECHEs -Ale1aDdrss Artificial
R4Le-ches approved by ali soe practitioners that isys
aeen them They possess the natural eec the edVsn
ge economy cleanliness and facility Of application and
deserve the especial attention Of country physicians and
EsruArs An Invoice Just received and for ssle by
IS lms ALEXANDRA & co q Maiden.lane, ". Y.
rgNO PRINTERa-Por aale, one second hand single
sna Cylinder Printing Machine iize Of bed IS by 81
nches and Double Cynae DO size Of bed 81 by IS
ncbes Both presses in compleIe ordet and Will b
soidlo Isl22~I R. HOE co, % and 81 Gold st.
WOOLsON,s PATENR. FOR HANGING
w CARRlAGEs-Afords 4 lighter and stronger Ve-
hicle than can obtained In any other way and With
atee croIs behind ii surPas "a all other odas 81
Hanging for pleasant and oaSy modon.
seel pie mas been procured for Eutking Plates to b
attached 70 all carriages Quilt under this paeai
Che Plates With tho hghi 10 use together With lie
Springs plates sepefaely be bad Of Tho agents.
EHELpON 5HI7R, K CO,
III Pssrl-st, Nsv-YoTk-
goe Agents for New York, New Jersey and Conn.
al persons infringing upon s patent eltber by making,
ustng selling without ias Pinea, will be held strictly
counsbe therefor by proceedings Al law uness imIns
disie aeeren, Is naaa with lbs Patertee or ha Agent or
luorneys CHARLES |. WOOLSOM
yy3 sm. YThAs PGianise. Cleveland. Ohls
nAKUNI-50O bales No /; 500 do No. 2-tot sale a.
MI N'4'Ae'' eA1RHr / b6ERRIoKsoH, l5e soDth-sL
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Er AT a Public Meeting OF the Operative Hand
Loom " eavers of The City OF newYok held ia me large
roons Of MI James Bsgllns Sixteenth Ward Hotel, iso
West eeven!eenthst Wednesday evening, August 20
the following resolutions were proposed ana unanimously
adopted: o, 800,
Resolution Proposed by Mr. Andrew Graham second
ed by Mr. Samuel Llnn-That Mr.. William Adams 'ha De
breaches OF his faith and pledges to The Operative Hand
Loom We&vers
Resolution 2-Proposed by Mr. ?, Morrow. seconded By
Mr. James Clefk-Thst We body OF Operatives, no
longer consider Mr William Adams as sn employer, and
we shall use every constitutional means 10 remove him
from the trade
Resolution s-Proposed by Mr. Robert THOMPSON, second
ed by Mr. James Ltnp--That body oil Operatives
shall never acknowledge Mr William Adams as a manu-
facner until lie shalt gsin majority Of manufacturers
and eRves favorable TO bis eestsblishment al an ell
ployer. . =. ,, a.. va,
son hy we have been obligated 10 the present
measures Mr. Adams having been the hrss 10
violate II: ,,.., :, 1910 =.
This is to certify, that shall not De the frat 10 reduce
the prAeept regular pIicea unes0 majority or NE manu-
faclrers think that Ii 10 right TO do II any o. US should
do 40 we agree that subject ourselves 10 be published
In the uubc nav spaporB not being worthy Of credit or
to be believed In any pa iculsr whatever
H Ma Tii BYRNs, JOHN CALDWELL,
WILLIAM ADAAe, JAMES dcELRO9
ANDREW MCLEAN, MORE klRKPAfRlCh.
JOHN MCLEAN, JAMES @AGulhG,
JAMES MCCONNELL, President
JAMES scoTT, Secretary,
sAMuEL LINN, Tresauret
Robert THOMPSON, Fhos hughea Alex Moore,
Andrew GIahsn, William Adams, Andrew Blythe
al
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" To Bnkcrs.-A general meeting OF he Opera ira,
tve Bakers Union will be held at he House OF Call, III
Grapd-B, on Saturday, l4h inst when important business
will be brought before the meeting Char aaen a. o.
Intending applicants for the Office OF Keeper OF tho House
of Gail should give noce the Trustees "a the election
Will then be proceeded with The Hsll TO let every night
except Saturdays terms moderate slS "
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E~ NotIoe-Wheress elters patent have been granted
10 John A. Whippe and n b. Jones OF Boston for The
invention Of taxing Photographic p!cnres or Daguerreo
types gaaz ali pezons cautioned aRsins! u1ng The
same any Infringement Will be dealt with according 10
sonablo terra Address Ohm A. WHIPPLE, 96 Washing
ton At Roston "a I'm.
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NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, O0O. OFFICE IS wALLsr
yE,HIB COMPANY having lis capital all paid In caah.
will be prepared, and after today 10 insure 6Uuo'
ingp Merchsndise Household Eurniture Vessels In PORT
their Cagoes against oas damage by FIRE, on iho
os favorable Of the Fire Insurance Companies OF
this city.
yhor,as M.rear. &c Doremua Chas Corey Taber,
q p jonea Simeon Draper, Daniel Fanahsw,
Iohn Mortimer Jr Palmer Townsend Peter Naylor,
n s,a1ysrt e 3 Coddipglon, M a. Grinnei,
" Whtevgyi1bt Jr Henry Coggill John r Johnston,
Chs, r Damhmann L. D Conan, Jacob Little,
Ts T. Vsrtck Fra Wheeler Waahin g,on Irving,
Urn q Waner E 8 Brown John Bridge,
WIN B Bend Ed. Ellsworth TileRion,
Iobn W Howl q q Smith, Josiah Lane
Beni A. MuInford, g. s. Robbins, e. w. Durham.
p b Davis L. b. Loder,
A. H. NA'"' W. B. BEND, President
= a Ipvsc ssrretarv nu2A I'm
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zw- 20 the Merchant TailoFs of New-F ork.-
Gentlemen gu are respectfully requested 10 attend meet
Ing OF dele gates from tbs Journeymen Taiors Society %
he held Mt the shuhspee Hotel Monday, Sept TO- at III
O'clock for The purpose OF discussing the merits OF the
bill OF prices recently adopted By that oodJ
By order Of the committee. elS w
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E~Wison's Business DIRECTORY Of Rew. Z orb
City, for l85OThra OF Publication price % cens
Containing and address OF all peVous engaged
10 aineas clasrt6ed under appropriate headings.
iv18 Stwtf JOHN 2. TROW. 40 Ann-sl-
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AZ O,Rteiliy's Telegraph Lines, connecting
WIKI all OF the United sases General office Isl
Visitors In New.York who are accustomed to tranSschnR
business with the ORelly Lines In any section OF The
United States will find II their interest TO leave their dis
patches at Office insure prompt and correct lrsnH
minnion ie6 II
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~ wntsr Cure.-r L. NICHOLS MD. and Mrs.
NJ 3. COVE NICHOLS, 81 West Tweniy-second' "a,
uepls received for fQ board day treatment OF ysleo
al their Residences CoE,ullatons from III 70 au%i III
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II The Orange Mountain Water-Cure, al
ouIh Oepee Essex County. New Jersey, one hours ride
by the Mo- s and Essex Railroad from TIE city Toe es
labshmenl has private baihB attached to most OF the pa
dents rooms Address DR.. CARL LORENZ who has suc
ceeded Dr. kerr in the medical department OF the lnot
lie nlyyhys weekly Persona occupying the whole OF a
double Dom will be charged extra. Board OF private lsr
wants a. so per week. RlS II
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II VYater-Cure Instirures-Ciry and Coun.
try-Dr fRALL receives patients al the commodore Guy
rlunicson dsy between these places BY steamboat ana
Railroad General practice attended to- ConsuAanonS %
% lint
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Ey- DR.. Houahton's Waser-Curo Estasils n
r1 .r Nv y ' aul9 Int
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Iggr Fowisrs q w ellis, PhrsRoioSi9tH are aS@
Jsmhara Clinton Hail lSl Nssssu-st- nsar the Rark
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The INEhUdAId I D 4LHDO 1kLA@9O~~ "
nFxHE CITY OF NETWORK, Office cor. OF Green.
Ovtch and Dey the North Rivef Sank Cesn
capital Insurance against loss or damage oy ire
F CROWELL ADAMS, President
GEORGE W. SAVAGE, Secretary. ie2oH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

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