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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

MessFs GARnETr CooPER on South Main st.,
have splsndid sssoltment Of .seesonsble goods on
hand. zee Advertisements. .2s $50 ssa@ss
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

SELLING LIauoR TO SLAvEs.--Last January a
slave beongineto widow lady, In Platte CO., Mo-,
bought quart Of whisky at q store, got drunk, fell
from his horse and froze to death. The widow lady
sued the firm. and at the March term OF the Platte
court obtained verdict for $3.50, the value Of her
negro. -
We eli? the above from the Missouri Republic
can. Although those in the traffic hereabouts may
never be brought cup standing' for the consequent
Of selling liquor to slaves, the basis OF our City
Charter is such. as we understand il, as to make
them responsible for all known damage done to the
persons or property Of their victims--white or
black. We suppose Doctors bill, for services
rendered during fit of delirium tremens, could he
recovered from the one who sold the liquor that
caused it. So il drunken man should fall over
precipice while intoxicated, the one who made him
drunk would be responsible for damages to the fam
lily who would be thus deprived of his services, etc.,
etc. Look out.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

REVIVAL Ar,YELLow sPRINo.-This township in
our county has recently been favored with great
ly increased attention to the subject Of religion
the part of its citizens during the past two three
weeks. Eighty young men and women profess to
have been converted during this period. We had
the pleasure Of meeting with them the week before
last, and never have we attended a more joyous
congregation. The change in most Of them was OF
marked character, and If they continue to walk
in obedience to the commands Of their new master,
a. we hope they may, they will doubtless continue
to enjoy ssthat peace which the world knows not
Of" So may il be. .- E...-.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-02

For the Hawk-Eye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
pArEuT ZIuC PAIuT.

vI,HH sUBsCRIBERs, Agents Of the Nsv-Jeney ~.
plorne and Mining Company, have feceived rom ~
Brown and Frsnkinsie Psins which VIII be disposed a
% Ts ,n. ennss, of various shaded from Deep hcA
brown % 10 . deep orange, and also black and being
a. nnoss3 OF metallic OXIDES their lasting properties snd
~ slso nrepsres from oxides paints peculiarly
Tor The coaing ofiron and OF IN forming The be
orotectioD against oxidizsron now Known
Thess paints when applied wood form. also. vaus-
be pro ecron against Ere.
~ .nnuiy OF he Compsny's beautiful Whitn Oxfds ol
Zioe now 90 extensively ussd Paris and other psrs a
Europs a. me ost valnabe substitute for white lead and
ouber deleierioos psnts shortly expee.d tof sac ~
the subscribors, III JonSS W
~ osss@-0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To Notwithstanding Committees OF
the Industrial Congress, at the Old Watch House,
la7 Grand st Joureymen Stone Cutters Associa-
ton at VIM P. Powers Montgomery Hail, 10
Pripcest; Pioneer Temple Association Of House
Carpenters, at Convention Hal, Wooster-st.; Car
vera Protective Union, at Hlenbrand's Mechanics
Hal, 10 Hester.st. between Mott and Elizabeth
st,: Board Of Trustees, of the Protective Union,
for the Ems ncipation of the different departments
Of Labor at the Societys building, corner Of Sew
enthav. and Nineteenth ST Industrial Home Asso-
citation, at the Old Watch House, corner OF Chris
:, pher and Hudson SITS; Washington Council Or
der u. A. NJ, at American Mechanics Hail. corner
Of Fulton and Orange sts. Brooklyn.
OPERATIVE MAsoSs' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
John Mcknight is the Treasurer elect OF this pow
eruf Society. Weunderstand they are having 500
sptops made to be worn in the Trades Procession.
LABOR ExcHasGE AND PUBLIC BATH Our $50
Industrial Associations are exceedingly anxious
that the Common Council should erect such build
ing on the Old Arsenal Property, between Elm
and Center sts. ~ speedily as possible. Why this
6.l.y3 For the lest two years the people have
bee n demanding Public Hall, and 10 movement
Ss.ytt been made in that direction BY their repre-
.s1tstiyes. The next session Of Aldermen aud
A,,i.tspts will thos have something before Il N
bch our citze ps generally are directly Interested
Bu,rhLo.--Tbe Tsioss Of this cisy are on
strike. On Monday last some 200 men' chiefly IL
the employ Of Mr. Garland, the proprietor OF Gothic
Hal. turned on, in a procession beaded BY band
Of music The proprietor Of Gothic Hall has EN-
ploy ed q me coo men TO make up clothing for bis
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ARREST or BuRsLAR.-A Hsnovsrisn named
Frederik Heisenbottle. was yesterday taken into
custody by officer Power, of the Fourth ward
charged with burglary in entering ths dwelling OF
Mr. John Walters, 81 Oakst by tJrcing on the
fastepings Of q rear basement wiodo y, and stealing
therefrom g. He was committed by Justice o.
borne for trial.
MORE BURGLARS ARRysrED.-Three fellows,
named Thomas Quinn, Jotl Nolan, and Geo. Ma
son, were early yesterday morning caught by Mr..
Bloomer Ia bis grocery, corner Of Washington and
Barrow SITS with % in cents, which they had sto-
len, and were about making oil with. On beng
discovered they fed, bat were overt.ken by Mr.
and officer Tsylor Of the 9th Ward. Held for
examination.
HoBBERY.-On Wednesday afternoon the house
Of Dr. Blankman, in Chambers-st, was entered by
the 'front.' basement, and basket carried away,
containing quantity Of silver spoons and forks,
which had been placed on the table preparatory to
the dinner OF the Doctors family. The Police were
put the alert by an offer OF 500 reward, but the
thief has no, been arrested.
INV CHURcHEs-The cornerstone OF a new
Presbyterian Church edihce, now in process OF
erection at the corner OF Fourteenth-st and Sec
opd sv Of which Rev. Asa ID. Smith, DID. ex-
pected to be the Pastor, will be laid with appro
pirate religious ceremonies on Monday, 22d inst.
at O'Clock, PM. Rev. Drs. Smith, Adams and
White are expected to take part in the exercises.
ACCIDENT As the son Of Dr.. Bedford was driv-
ing down the BoomDgdale road, he accidentally
ran bis wagon against cart that was at the time
going in opposite direction, and by the collision
was thrown out Of his vehicle, and bad his leg
fractured between the knee and ankle
BURGLARY.-Three men named Thomas Quinn
John Nalan and George Mason. were arrested and
held to answer by Justice McGrath on q charge Of
ourglariousy entering the grocery store OF John
Boomer, corner Of w ashington and Barrow ats.
and ste aliDr therefrom about els in pensies
GRAND LARcEsY.-A man named Frederick
Hiuen bottle was arrested on charge of stealing
500, the property of John Waters OF the Fourth
Ward. Justice Osborne held the accused for ex
animation.
n Rev. w r. Chapman, formerly Pastor o.
the Eighth. ct. Presbyterian Church, in this city
with his lady and child returned in the ship Ocear
Queen, from London, after an absence Of IS months
in Europe.
CAsUALTY.-John &shoney, seven years OF age
was run over on Wednesday by the horse and gig
of Dr. Ambrose L. White. The Doctor volunteer
ed to attend the little sufferer.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

~ Rev. Stephen D. Ward, Of stanhope, N. J..
has received and accepted call from the Second
Presby terrain Church in Paterson, N. j. and was
expected to commence bis labors there on the Sc
cond Sabbath of July
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= NTaGENET MINERAL WATER.

CIR-Hsving recommended 10 my Psaents 70 sns n9sss
tsn copsiser them be very eeaeioIs Ia asylng tne
great heat kst attending Fever also u cs-eS
certain Aeecors Of The Kidney and SAID, snd 70 cases
Cosiyeness In al cases, medical sdyiss snood % Axea
p MUNRO NJ. D.
Amending Physcisn Of Toe Ho,e Dieu Hospital aud Lee
t,,er on surgery IL TIE School OF Medicine.
For s.s by he Agents ssnborn Thompson io5 Wsier
q, Ru,hion Clark L Co, 10 and I3 Broadway, and
10 AIor Flsee, and The principal Druggists u me eiV
Gel 1uen
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; NEw.YORK TATrEEsALLs.
jyis


HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000 D0LLAks
THIS COMPANY WAS CHAkTEREO ~ fH1
sute Of New Jersey for tho manufacture o.
GUfYA PERCHA GOODS
Viz: Shoes Shoe Soles, Gas and Water Pipes, fubfne,
Machine Beb and Driving Bsnds Fancy Articles 1eh
q Ttsys, Boxes, Book binding, Cups. blA.kr CAoees
Whips Balls Picture rrsnes Decorations Tor housees
steamboats, Ships and Cara Army and Navy Equipmeoea
Waterproof Caps Clothing, he, for insoaung reesPe
Wires Lc a. well manufacture Of al kinds Of indy
Rubber Goods Full por given 70 parcha.e md eot!
real estate wsisr power buildings 3e for business eqaa
The board Of Directors has ordered the books be open
cd on the ioh Of July for subscription 70 The CspA o.
Notice hsssore gwen tina, Tho books Of TIC ComRsny
win be opened ON the day above meouooed u Inc Once
Of The Com pspy 1871 Broadway Newyork 81 the store
Of John Thornley,, Esq lol Chsstnntsuest feiladsPhA
Al The Office OF no Trenton Banking Company Trenton ~
j. and Al the Revere Houss, IN Bos,on Mass TOT sue-
scrpuon goo dollars In shares OF oe dollars eac
and that the books WIN remain open for thirty days. o. u
al the whole amount IL taken
Office OF the Hudson Manufacturing Co, is Broadway
SAMUEL Z ARMSTRONG, ,,-. c,...,,.
JOHN I. GLEASON. Bl6w
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establishment. but not having occasion for their
.s,vces uptil the let Of September be had declined
having the rates demanded by them until that day,
wben be IVES willing to accede to their terms IN
the meantime furnishing them work on his own
tern, if they saw ft to sccePtit Tbs, appears;
v,. un,ati,iactory They have Society called
The 81 limited Tailors Association.
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au,nR MOST DELICATE TINGE po..les Z

Uff'HE mOsT DELICATB TINoE poss'g .s ~
eli you want" such was ue sdvce givso oy hfs.
Ward In letter 70 her daughter, Mr. sslie Lswfsnce,
be belle OF Louisville -GOURAUDs LIQUID vegetabIs
Rouge Il well kno On 10 ms very sfcie which gives 'ns
,no. delicate unxe possible deeper nge, the op
or on The user 70 pale lips and ebsshs It you'd ssaras
ne UNFINISHED . the secrets Of he ersson and eooss,ys
sepseeut preparation Of Liquid Rouge used throughout
the Union IL eoutzins nothing unctaous snd The rich
rosese hue impars 70 ne eness 70 sueh "a ersc ims.
ton on nature thai the closest scrutiny VIII fail 10 deto1
ihst the coorpg artificial II hss moreover al the psrms
nerfs Of ssn and cannot 10 disturbed ~ he mos NO
In, hfrIon sosp and tho only OF efse-
Inc AZ. ren rosesis hue. Prepared only BY Or. FELIX
oURAUD ii bis Italian hedcsied sosp depot 81 w skev
Al krst store from. not 10 Broadway rS u
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PHILADELPHIA

cYDNRYMINsTKR CARPETlNGs.-An sw
- anice-dsk and light subdued eolos, ingram make
richly dyed and oil panied, all WOOL both sides perfect
IN pattern forming boqusts Of towers, With areeisn
Scrolls &c. equal TO Administer, for sale Only ~ Ne
cell ths, an experience OF upward Of Is years in mann.
featuring and importing fancy csrp-tnss oil cloths,
shades and MATHIS e. ii Immense establishment
Carpet Hall is and % Nonh Secondst hrst door beow
Chris, Church Philadelphia win Justify bic sponso!snil
10 an article every way equal Rddsrmnstsr and mo-
on third the price beautiful selection of Brassels snd
tapestry three ply and ingram csfpeunes WIN ou
cloths win be disposed Of a. very low prices Tor can g
stock. IjaH I'm ). SIDNEY JoNEss
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LOB sALR-ons seeond hand hesns
~ HOE co . k1d u So'da
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CHRONOLOGICAL MEDICINE.

L'ALLACILs or PIE FACULTY AND CH60NO-
Il fHERMALISM-Prics Shy Dr. Dcsson Of Loo
don +; edited by Dr. VIM Turner ofNew Yost. =
II the Faculty have reply TO these exposures thev
must be al Q low ebb" London weekly Chfon.
"As Interesting a. q novel; Westminster Review.
"Kiek out The sposhecsry and bay n"
ty4 I'm d. LONo u bhO " Ann-st N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
TEAS, COFFEE AND SUGARS

At REDUCED PRICES 81 The Eighth avenue
"A Pea soreThe subscribers respectfully call tho a;sn-
don OF the public iheir extensive Of abovp
named articles which they selling u least % csni
upder the prices OF many other stores Their sock embrsr
ees In part: First quality crushed and powdered Sugars
Refined Whs and New 0rsans do; with choice assor.
snt OF Green and Black Teas which cannot be surpassed
IA the city Pure old Java Codee-Rio, o. Domingo end
EarAcsbo; ali OF which are ground In the store daily
JkF REILEY, 1855 Eighlhav.
te29 lms Between seyenleenth and Vi <hteonth sts.
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DrArH Br DRowsIs6.-An inquest vas held
yesterday upon the body Of an unknown man, about
30 years Of age, found in the dock foot Of Hammers
leyst N. r. He had on q wooden undershirt cot
ton over shirt black silk cravat, and glazed cap.
He had sandy hair and whiskers, snd bore the ap-
pearance Of having been in the water about "a
hours Verdict: Death by drowning"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

MIssIosARIEs-R Rev. EageniO Rincaid and DIR.
John D.rsoD, With their famiIs. being about to
ssil for Bunsb, farewell meeting was held on
Wee nesdsy evening Of last week in the ssanson-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

SERIOUS ACADEMIA young man named VIM.
Valentine was run over by horse attached to a
spring cart, in Dutedst and bis leg broke In three
places, producing compound fracture. Amputasion
Of the leg 10 deemed unavoidable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEArH.-A young lad.
while playing with his companions, shut himself
up in trunk hich had spring lock upon it, and
" bich for sometime resisted every ehOrt TO open
it, Twas finally opened By a Mr.. Dubois, lock.
maker, who was sent for, and the lad taken out
He was black in the face, bat recovered soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

ARREST OF VAGRASrs Three women. named
Tucker, Bsnta and Wheeler, keeper Of houses Of
i'll fame in Benson st. were yesterday taken into
custody by Capt Smith, Of the Sixth Ward Police
Reformation seems to be the wstchward Of the
Sixth Ward Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

Baptist Church The meeting was addressed by
the Missionaries and by Rev. 8. Il. Cone, DID. The
missionary company included Rev Eugenio Kin
eaid and wife, DR.. John Dawson wife and children
Miss Jane McBain and Miss Corneia Kincaid'
The young ladies' go out as teschers. Their desti-
nation is Ava, in BurmAh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

rY= Rev. Henry n. Denison, OF Brooklyn, l.
was on the 18th inst married to Alice, daughter
of Ex. President Tyler. The ceremony took place
at the residence Of the lady, in Charles County,
Virginia.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED.
CITY CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
-Dny a IN r-nX


EoRMERLY 2o2, AND NOW 2lS Bko .N,I,i 90
Mar Hal store and opposite g. PauTs Church The pro-
nteor would respectfully announce to bis numerous pa
,,ons and the public his and splendid store rs
.nv bui, upon the site the old Chemical Bank has Just
ben finished. LIS internal arrangements, which were
,o.lv made with view their adaptation 10 every branch
oyh, extensive business and TO enable him FULLY to meet
he pressing demand for garments made by him, are now
completed.
This large and commodious store was opened on sstur
d.v the 29th Of June 1880 with and elegant asort-
mani OF superior CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, VEsTlNGs,
he lie. due regard has been had 70 the procuring OF
competent persons ill the Cutting Department and IN no
tnstanes can q mishi be anticipated
The vast facilities which be possesses IN the importation
OF Foreign and Domestic Goods-ther purchase being a.
v.ys effected on the cash pneipeIusuhes him In asser
ing that be may with great prophety state that no house
h this city, or In The United States can At any time claim
ry,shp in The solid advantages which be now prepared
70 offer 10 q discriminating community
Diplomatic, Army and Navy Usforns, made In conform
y TO the order Of The General and State Goyernmens add
,n all cases warranted to give Subtraction.
The varied and magnificent stock Of ready-msde Clon-
Ing embracing the styles and latest fasnions ~nn
has been got up on new and improved principle made VI
superior materials and sold prices unusually mode'a'
ueninertly worthy OF the consideration OF me PuOnS,
yll lmeodh o"at-D
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DEATH oH COMMODORE JAcoB JOSEs-Conm,
oore jacob Jones died in this city on Sstur lay last
after lingering Illness. He stood nearly AZ the
head Of the list Of Poe: Captains, two name, only
ttAlng precedence. Capt Jones We believe was
native Of Delaware. He is one Of the number
who, 10 the war Of 1872 contributed 70 establish the
naval renown Of our country He fought in the
Wasp one OF the bloodiest naval battles In our his
tory, and captured IN IS minutes the British brig Of
war Froc Of superior force, and under circum.
stances highly untsvorable 70 success For this
action the States Of Delaware, Massachusetts and
New.Yorb, each voted him a sword in commemora.
ton Of bis gsllsntry, which was In no wise i'm
paired by the subsequent capture Of both the Wasp
and the Frolic when In crippled condition by
British a. Com. Jones was bat recently Governor
of the Naval Asylum on the 5chuykil, OF the com
ma1d of which be had been delivered previous to
bis death. lFhhadeiPnls Ledger .
FATAL EFFECTS OF LIGHrSISG-We learn
that during the thunder storm OF Saturday alter
noon. house. in which large number OF persons
were assembled, at Village Green near Chester
Delaware County, was struck by lightning. The
electric fluid was awfuly destructive IN us enecfs,
demolishine nearly everything In the building, and
killing three persons, Mr.. Dunton and MS vile,
and another. Almost every soul In the place W"
Frustrated and their clothes torn from their bodies
and several remained insensible for some time
The shock was terrific in the extreme
Phil North American
FROM TRINIDAD DE cUBA The brig Mary Jane,
Capt Gates. from Trinidad de Cuba. with dates to
the 18th ult arrived at this port yesterday. From
Capt G.. we learn that the port was perfectly
healthy, and tina. the Cholera had entirety dis
appeared in the interior. All recolectlons OF the
attempted invasion had been forgotten, and mat
tiers proceeded in their wonted course. Quiet pre-
vailed throughout the Island There was no S1.
gar in first hands and the limited stock OF Molas-
ses was held at high prices.
philadelphia North American, Monday
" Laborers, says the Philadelphia Ledger. are
now scarce in the country not an idle hand Is TO
be picked up In Schuylkil County. Between me
Increased demand for agriculture owing to the wet
season, and the urgent work on Canal breaks
everywhere, there is employment for all. This is
the case, we are assured, throughout the State
The increased crops require large additional
amount Of help. As long as this is the case there
is no excuse for even the most idle TO be without
employment.
F A contract has been made for Monthly
Mail from independence, Mo. to Salt Lake City
10 commence on the lst Of September next.
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~ Sine and National Law -cheoI-sALLs1

~ stnte and National Law -cheoi-SALLsror
SPA ssrs,oga Co Y-The next ferm will commence
or The 8lh OF September the hrsi term 10 the year Dsy
recsous trial argument Of causes, dr exercises 10
OF hand speaking historical and egs debs'es Congreson
d. cussons &C. among the constant practice, OF me
Students Payment In advance for the term Catalogue
ard Circular stating particulars sent by request directed
most paid) to j. w. FOM LER, Esq.
v IL 96 lmeodDlAwSW&HW.
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u The American Pathological Congress will
meet at Cincinnati, On the 18th, 18th and 18th Of
September next, the time Of holding the Ohio State
Fair Ample arrangements are said to be in pro-
eress Of preparation for the occasion, and fruit
growers will be afforded an excelest opportunity
for Exhibiting specimens Of their productions.
II TIE Common Council Of Buffalo have ten
dered an invitation to Mr. CLAr to viais that city
on bis way home from Cougreu
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n,prAIa POIsONs. FLY PAPER and Dlsinfsc'-
ME- Glooid. PIsrSs Palladium, Nickel Cadmium NC
Chemieal Whale OH Soap and SuPsals OF ui,.1o -
Ho5sy sosps; Jenny Lind Hair Go.s ssneo r9sya &c
Nc ne. for sale BY Dr.. LEWIS FEUCHIwAssuhh
iySl w. ~ as'
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ERKnCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND

L DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlES--lOl s.
hAfks-place Eighth Ct New York Madame Xix has the
honor Of informing her friends and the public that sho has
removed her establishment % tue spacious dwene so
contains al the modern Improvements, such as baths, &c
A large garden the neehbSrhood Of TompEhs square,
,eyers lines Of stages which pass the door every 10" mia
ues contribute greatly the comfort and convenience OF
scces 90 much TO be desired By parents FOR their children
Madame Hx 10 assisted In all The various branches neces-
sary 10 form sui stanlia and polite education by he oesI
Proiesors in the City The school will reopen on Monday
the I'd Of Septeu Der, 1850 49, Il.
Term, moderate Further Information respecting the
Establishment may be obtained lrom-asdsme MoLnmet
Iiying,tou; Madame Henri w. Livingston; Rev Dr.
hsrdsnburgh; Mr. McKeon, DstIict Attorney; Mr. Col
VILE; Mr. Fowler; Mr. Elias Pouvert; Mr. Charles NAL
ibr.n; Mr. Fabre gueites; DIR GsbouiIIe M b. M1fsy
Mr. ChArles Couden; Mr.. Deaudre Mr.. Negrln. aus 81
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|" WATERBURY

~ Water.Cure Institutes-City and Coun
ry-Dr TRAIL receives patients at the commodious Guy
e.isbishueut IS Laighst and At Oyster Bay, l. Com
municston daily between these places by steamboat ano
Railroad General practice attended TO- Consultanonsso
m
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~ Institution for Imbeciles aud Children Of
"a eak iptellects.-A few more pupils viii be recoiV'
ed, II Immediate application 10 made 70
kSOels II g. WILBUR, N d. Barre Mas.
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PowELToN HOUSE NEWBURsH.

a. THE PROPRIETOR OF this favonto and sgresss1
- place Of Summer reson takes pleasure In calling ~
attention Of tho New-York public 10 the fact that be
prepared for the reception and entertainment Of eo
transient or permanent boaTdera Pho high estimation \
which his house held by families who have spent NE so
months there he 10 sure will render al extended nou
oils supeor attractions 10 point ofocson, scenery dnv
&c unnecessary In this particular Il has equal 90 ~
Hudson River. The lsrder heretofore will be suppse
with every decacy the markets afford. In addition 70 ~
former fscities for reaching Eewburgh by sesmbosA
there Eve trains OF passing daily either wy hoa
NeN.York and Albany. Early application should be nsde
for Q selection OF rooms Jel0 ans q. OONlW
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xLebanon Springs Water-Curs hstabllss
meut IA now In iu SIKH year Of successful opessaon
For Information address - . =
IyS lms N bEUOhfhAs - ~