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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
LARGE BEAST OF ZINc ORE.-The mi

ner> ENGAGED m the mines az Sterling Ill., Oi the
New Jersey Exploring and Mining Company, few
DAYS ago. The >tSs-r H7rcid states. nut m "A sand
blast. by which about io0 tunS of zinc ore OF pure
quality thrown down upon the bank II l. BE-
hcyed 20 De The LARGEST blast of workable ore ever
lCostuCd al one TINE Newark Adv
FRE IN NORTH BRlDGEvArER- fire
occunod IN the store Of Brett & Kngman North
Rr,teCWaisr. Mass. on sunday morning. IL ougi-
mated IN the cuning.room and Is supposed - nave
been accidental or The result OF spontaneous com
m, ana water j. estimated 1T from 5000 10 $1,000
DEPRESSION N MANUFACTURES. The NJ
frie C0.fUe states THAI Tie general depression OF
u manufacturing industry. has ~ i1rtouchCdthc Naun
kcUr Steam Cotton TO. N hal city, that no dividend
~ .. l., declared for the last SIX months work"
MANUFACTURES OF Dx LANES The
Trrridsncs Josrnni notices that number OF mills
guing INTO the manufacture vi DE Lanes, and eK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

saws that tins benefcent Act Of the last Legislature
of the state OF Illinois, goes into operation on the
ith day of July now not far distant very appro-
pirate day. Many family will celebrate =" indepen-
dcnce" this wear over the length and breadth OF our
great State with the Consciousness that real ME
pcndence from the fears OF destituton, is at last as
surcd 10 them
1t Is proposed to have an extra session oil the Ie
gisature IN October. e.,.,
49, The Industrial Legislature ,Worklngmen's state
Convention meets also IN October.
The ChcGgo Democrat, "a Douglas paper eaI'ei
nv John Wentworth, says that he feels dNh'r,@ei
,o sax that Mr. Van Buren, is willing to sign letter,
IN CONJUNCTION with Gen. CaSs. Surrenderng up an
Ls claims for The Presidency for the sake Of mar
mon7ing the Democratic party
Jhc IcarIan community al Nauyoo not finding
II convenient 10 send Delegates 10 the With National
Industrial Congress addressed d communication TO
that body sympaihIzlng with us objects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
I. =. Commissioners Office

Erirad,tion CGSc-rhere WAS quite a
crowd IN trcnt OF the L. :. Court Rooms thi> fore
noon, mostly OF our IRISH citizens IN reference to Tie
arrest OF Walsh. and as u whether hc viii Ne dis
charged OF not The Comm Sloner hstS not yet rem
deICd decision. nor viii hc DO SO tll tomorrow,
hut We Understand there j. very lutte tou1, bui
Walsh WI, DC discharged
There We're some nor-cOmmtSSIOned officers AM
pIlyAloS OF the l. :. Army present IN full dress As
Witnesses an trial expected nj the l.. : Court hl'
which dd not take place. of man indicted tor en-.
tlcng soldiers 10 desert !; gave 4 ;ac scene q ate
an animated appearance, and lei % thc report out.
side that thoJ were there 10 protect tho 1 = Mat
shal'S Cifce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
WASHINGTON items.
WAsHINorov. Tuest

WAsHiNGrON, TucSIay, july T.
The Grand Lodge of MaSons OF the District OF Co
luuba have accepted the invitation OF the Presl-
dent TO perform the appropriate ceremonies at the
having Of the corner stone for the extension G the
Capitol and the Masonic fraternity of the negDor-
ing states are requested 10 unite with them Grand
Master french viii wear the same Regalla and use
the same Gaye which Washington, IN 1873, IN the
capacity of Grand Master, used IA laying the corner
stone OF the Capitol
Over 5000 was received in Jane a. contributions
for he National Monument.
Ex-secretary Marcy IS here attending the Talcolt
Court Martial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

poets to hear OF many IN various parts OF the
manufacturing region.
The BosToN RESCUE TRIALs.-The Bos-
ton Tra,eiler understands that the cases of Morris
Elizur Wright, Hayes and I. p Smith, charged with
aiding in the escape OF Shatrach, VIII no, be taken
up for ,ylal at present.
"a The Sixth Anniversary of the New
York State Teachers Association will be held a.
Buffalo on "Wednesday the 9th Ct August next, and
continue two days.
= A movement Is on foot IN Newbury-
port. Mas for the establishment OF public llbrary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
MAIL AGENTS IN THE WEsr.-It is stated

NAII NUN ; n I Ht W Is III \ sVIttU
IN several quarters that James K. fayerweataer,
ESQ Of Burlington, Iowa. has been notified that his
services as Special Mail Agent for the states Of Hi
nos and Missouri VIII be dispensed with after the
close oi the present month We understand that this
j. the result OF regulation OF the Department by
which agents are TO be selected from the states IN
which their services are 20 be employed. II Is pro-
posed to appoint special agent for Missouri and
one Tor Illinois, and as Mr. fayerweather resides IN
Iowa his Official services, far these states are
concerned. is dispensed With. Other agents VIII be
appointed for Missouri ana Illinois
1t. Louis Republican, June -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
An HoNrsr Boy.-A lady, stepping Off

the cars Yesterday morning, lost purse containing
S35. boy, 10 or u years of age. by the name OF
Richard Shay. picked up the purse. While seeking
for the lady he was told 10 keep II. for she would
never give HIM cent. The honest boy replied he
did not care. he dld not want cent. for the money
was not MS. lie sought ont the lady, and restored
her The purse. Richard is the eldest son OF widow
a hard working woman, who by her labor supports
SIX children ALBANY Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

ii - OEG ON iiEAbTH.-
~ For through The small artefal mouths thai pserce
In endless Ialilions, the elo~e woven skln.
The Na,crfuits IN a oons.an; stream
fsct'e. and vicwcss melt into the Az
White ihIs eternal. ths co5io1s waste
Oftood. d-renerfes irto varti BRINE
81 health bsfnend You All IN. wSe.'. ~ l's.
With ease and pleasure move but this restrained
OF moreoF les. - more or les yon feel
What wo's descend = never 10 be sung
II susceptible u demonstration that changes o; tempe
nature the 1here the mos; fruitful Of
diseases If the hoses asd The lungs External pressoas
atmosphere connected. says celebrated WINTER
with The mos, important functions Of the anma economy
Where ne transitions violent IN climate IN the
frfest constitutions morbid ecc' extended nv sympathy
INTERIOR orraus The syrnpath, between the skn and
the stomach long been observed and acknowledged
49,. - n, la Ihnson lstr.se a., csn.ent "a
aran tNcsufhs and te stomach, = where cold
We. etfre exciting pain OF ind sezos
the stomach which almost every IND 1Idgal
has experienced. NOs when consider the influence
whc The safe 81 the stomach the primary organ Of dze,
ton mpathzns extensively VITA the whole nervous sys-
tent must have tie hcaih and whcn contemplate
varying, hr' conclude that this
contrhuies materially 20 swell the long catalogue %
stomach complaints The bowels as well a. the sicm-
aoh srinpathiye readily with the SKIN and the most
Orl1fa Of boee,f complaints checked
IersPraton. The kidneys and the liver Affected
by Ike influences. No sane man can doubt the truth
81 The above doctrines vet sane people are forever
ncse'tns the means 4 guarding against the operation o
they attacked ard then T. the physician % be
drugret 70 desth scence Ike good frend ever on
the lookout r the interest 81 humanity and the ceie
DRAFTED DR. BADGER many years ago, invented simple
con'uynce, which he medca'cd Nth great skill 10 act ~
shield ard eieotuay guard the bowels from external
and internal cpmmOtiors. Hi~ Siedfcsfed
Aprons after years AMI YEAR Of trlal, have never
failed fulfill all the Indications Of preventive
Wen a curative. DR.. BADGERS MEDscATAD beast
Pc fr the protection Il the Lungs have been slngu
larry successful The Iunzs Of - delicate texture,
and the sympathy between them an the Of ltl
mate character that they sufor more perhaps than
other from ycissltgtes % climate. This sympathy
explains the u LIE occagoneg BY Sriel
vcssi'udes operating on The lungs Of delicate females
Never until The present ime has there been offered % the
public such simple beautiful and effective c0nryances
the Msdcasd prom and Breast ece ana has
ence made skitul combination II curative agents
than those whcb constitute the med cion Of these
c.es Office "a Llspsnard-st nsax Broadway.
ic27 6t1IWAfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July |.
The southern Mail did not reach here last night
tlll after 10 O'Clock the locomotive having run on
the track near Washington. Nobody vas burt. The
papers from the Sourh are barren OF news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

y NAN - ! Nhhhp ~ ~ GNps-oA VII -'AV"-
CaN evening about O'Clock bloody ARRAY took place
III RCade-st near the northeast corner OF Broadway.
Al The rench VINE aut liquor store OF J r. CAaoon
d Co where a dispute arose between some rowcles
ard some gcntlemt IN consequence OF some differ
e.ce IN regardto the payment of drinks or ea,abcS
\ desperate tgi ,nSued, AMI = young man by The
name OF Thomas WAS stabbed IN the head with long
divk-kniic that WAS IN the hands OF rough looking
customer Who effected his escape before the police
arriycd He was conveyed home by his associates,
~bo soon came TO ms assistance. but too late 10 de-
tVct the deSp,ralo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
CORNS. CORNS. CORNS and TOOTH

" ACHE DROPS -- BCkKS Celebrated Corn SalVe
.nd Tooth Acne Drops vel known be procured at
the Vrfrcpa Drugs and Chemical stores namely
J Ailnau 3 Co. l6g Broadway Charles " Ring laS
do. Thomas Green. yH 10 George Lee, i53 do " I.
k.ef,f.d. 80 d.. ! Bas-eil. 80 do, Codhng
iln. d0. Chiffon. 10 do John Dodd ~ do. Plny
, Worcester 81 d.. fl ID ,rumhie. So d. Even Nc
Iui.re. IL do r. VI Guon ~ Boaery. corner Grand
hob Sand. lS6 Bowery james Crsmh-, COZ al Fourth
- arl Boasrg.
Lk.pse Il all the principal store, throughout the CITY.
aaI D. the Pr0p-letDr. DC G. aud st
B-An AGENT wanted { the State q Penns .yaaa.
Aftro.s = lac Pr0rriet0r. POSTPAID le1O lin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
ARREST roR SWITCHING MD ATTEMPT TO

NRRE>T FOR SMUGGLING md ATTEMPT TO
DROWN CUsroN House. OFFICER.-CollectOr HYDE
arrested two men on the Goth of June for smuggling
and an attempt 70 drown Inspector Andrew stewart
While Mr.. :. was duty along the ryer small craft
landed al the dock SuSpectng all was not right. ne
stepped on board 10 examine her cargo. when one Of
The men struck HIM on the head with Staye aad
knocked HIM IN the river. Ia the fall, however, Nj
:. caught hold OF the fellow and pulled HIM IN also
Both succeeded IN getting out, when the TWO persons
belonging 10 the boat were arrested and lodged IN
AL. and The vessel and cargo seized. Detroit Trlb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

Mich 8rslS states that " IL conversation with an
intelligent and respectable blacksmith q few days
since. be informed Us that iron from the mines OF
Lake Superior OF quality Superlorto any other
1t ranks even higher than the celebrated Swedes
lrCn, beng more mallca1e, tougher and not 50 sub
leci 10 flaws. II : now the only lTon USED on the
AXE steamer, where superior strength : required"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Senators, rs follow.
kentuckv Conversational Nominations.

his, Wing Opposition.
Linn Boyd,
Hiram McElroy
II Jefferson Jennings,
Ben Edwards Grey,
III Presley Ewing Beverly l.. Clark
Nv Maj. Vim T. Ward &c. A. Caldwell.
Vehement ; Hill. }. W. Stone.
VI Addison White.
VII Humphrey Marshall DAVID Mernwethei.
vii Leslie Combs John &. Breckenridge.
TX John G.. Mason.
K Vim c. Marshall. Richard II. Stanton
Late Members.
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- The Maine Historical Society has

been furnished with convenient room IN the new
Chapel a, Brunswick for the reception of lis Library
Manuscr pts and Museum. THIS enables II 10 pre-
serve such valuable documents has. or NAV De
presented 10 1t, until spacious accommodations
shall be prepared. contemplated IN the liberal
grant OF hail township Of land by the state for ha,
pUlpC>t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

corner ~ " sn, prepared T. furnish lether ~
retail or wholesale ND quantity, Dr. moor LANDS
&C .etraied GERMAN BIfTEhS. prepared BY Dr. &. NJ.
JACKSON PlliAut rha These Btters worthy the At
t.n;ou 4 saios Ios.essi- u VI - in me recics-
ton II sssr ~ tie Liver and lesser glands
the mos, sealcLg DHer weakness and affections IT io
s7 wMWSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

ilLiNo's.-The State Register, Quincy
nf's's, Lssns,0s Ledger. Bsaer,Hs Sun, Frsepo,t
am D''aoo'a', Sha~Heeio,cn AdUocate, and
.A'' lesion Glese, have all h0is.ci the name Of
Stephen A Douglas for the Prcsidcncv-sub-
eei, We Trust, (Says the Galsna Daiiv idregt,s,,)
10 defeat Il the people
hosEsrraD EXEMPTION, The Rockford For,ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

- The 81. Louis MteIligenccr appears
IN new Dress and its weekly issue is 20 be enlarged
to the SIZE of the daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
CITY ITEMS.

FIKE.-On Monday evening, about 9
O'Clock. re broke IN the store No 253 Blocker
- near Morton, occupied by Mr. James smith, TN and
non worker The fire department of that distrctwere
soon on the ground and succeeded N suodung the
flames before much damage was done. Loss about
Slo0, no insurance The FIRE 0ccasioned by some
fireworks IN the window coming N contact with the
lamps All the glass Ia the window and store
door Was blown out by the explosion which followed.
oriunatcly.nO one was injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
HURL GAZE CuANNEL.-M0ns

HURL GAZE CHANNEL. Mons. MalllciOrt
expects - commence operations on Pc, Rock on the
III OF July. The operating vessels which Will Ne
moored alongside of Pot Rock, viii display flag
during the day time, and hight during the night.
Timely notice VIII be gwen 10 masters Of vessels and
steamers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

MICHIGAN. The Detroit Free Press
states, on authority, that Gov. BARRY IS not
candidate for denomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
PFNNsyLvANiA.-The Cass papers are

PENNsyLvANIA-The Cass papers are
publishing some OF Buchanan's orations denounc-
ing the Democratic party during the last War
with Great Britain. These Federallst' pro-
auctions of Mr. Buchanan are considered OF
piece with his present encouragement OF the
Sccessionists Of the South.
Portions Of the Opposition State ticket are
much opposed by many of the Loco-Foco presses
"A grand Mass Meeting of Land and Labor
Reformers is to take place IN independence
square, Philadelphia, July 4, to which many DIS
tngulshed reformers have been invited.
thorough organization seems to exist among the
workingmen of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.
- The late session Of the Pennsylvania Legs
lature closed the term Of service OF eleven State
Senators rs follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
OAOTCAT CTRE of HERNIA

DADICAL CURE Of HERNIA
IL over TWO Years experience has No" been al IN
he arpllcsi.on 4 Buffers recently 2Aie1iei Itns
psfs rrylug through numerous clsSs, th4i from tl-h
.a- form and leaning upon the LIE u the h7 ma q
nal .here Is produced ihcSeIng u ne nsc@tf !" Lis
With contraction Of the abdominal rags oa4s
NJ r4dca c-re II the comp la-n. ITuSses aaI S-P-
-rr.erS ftted and 2 aran-eed HILLs - once
Nesey-sf khkDkhlt d % AAh-F'' . 'ST'
uv5I lIMWxF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
FINANCIAL.

nNIDEND NOTICE.-The Sem-in-
Vuua Interest falling iue II this Civ on the Is; day Of
July Iro,mo. the following named securities. VIII be
paid ~ and after that dan a. the Office the Undersigned
| on pres ntation Of the proper Coupons. w.
Tie BONDS NJ the STATE OF INDIANA. for BanAn-
Purposes issued n 1894 beng the Sl,3o9ooO Loan FIVE
PER CENT
The CITY II PITTSBURGH. Pa, BONDS, ISSUED 70
the Ohio and Pennsy lyana Railroad Company SIX PEI
CENT
The CITY + ALLEGHANY Pa, BONDS, ISSUED u
the OHIO and Pennsy lyana Railroad Company SIN PEN
CENT.
The BONDS Of the CITY OF COyINGTON Ken'ucSy'
issued to the Coyington and Lexington Railroad Co. SIX
PER CENT.
The BONDS Of the CITY Of NEwALBANY Ind, -
sued to the New Albany and Salem Railroad Co. SEVEN
PER CENT.
The FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO, BONDS issued to
the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Compa
nv SEVEN PER CENT.
The GREEN COUNTY Ohio. BONDS issued TO the
Columbus and Xena Railroad Company, SEVEN PER
CENT.
The BONDS Of the COUNTY Of STARK. Ohio. issued
t. the Ohio and Pennsy yana Railroad Company SIN PIX
CENT
The BONDS Of the COUNTY Of CHAMPAGNE Ono
issued 70 the Columbus P4ua and Indiana Railroad Co..
SEVEN PER CENT
The BONDS OF the COUNTY Of ALLEGHENY Pa
Special Loan of $500, SIX PER CENT
The OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD con-
PANYS MORTGAGE BONDS. SEVEN PER CENT.
The INDIANAPOLIS and BELLEFONTAINER RAIL
ROAD MORTGAGE BONDS SEVEN PER CENT
Ie2S 5us wINsLOw, LANIER 4 co, 3 Wall-st
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To the Sex and A:.i.ctei
Rp ANNE'S Comnouni : \ ri I Of

DR. SWAYNE'S Compound ~ NJ Oh
ID CHERRY Since -. he uao>i -fl-ii0.s
l,.rovsr, ii DR. SW AlNE. thousands aAf- -. - :.
.fur,s - heath and The en- oYlntni - i1 W 49, s
- frl lie ranges % the ms: ercTrc,an NJ i-ssts'
I'm, Ianu Nixon kIrc. P-1rr.ci9F y me VI -
sets So forester. Mas> Tie low S : --'''7' Ia
:, 49,. --.st r.a-n Il testimony - .I, nft+s 49,
"a h-ve r.ei nr >yravle's COMPOUND >Tru7 y We
,-hsr-- ri cur fsriy and ns :: one % te o, s.--.
-, ----e..1e medicines ~ coughs M tili-in =. go.
- -,,s> x thaf have ever t--'l, ana hAs- -
hs.f--r n r.f,rllen. trti q . 30 thtr - 40 ~.
-, ~ .r.h n.,h-ri- We 10 tbs 4 ruE oNh tir-
= without the .uuw c-e Il Dr. >"asns % an. % 49,
AGENTS. sr auy >lggr-f ~. 80 u 'nl We N
Ur J II r. >1n. FrllNiolt- ny s'a-es -
ave hreu ENGAGED aetlye 9.Ac1 u 80, AZ
rer,r. "A ID. Pruriis r-inl % VIA N-t'IF- ~
enc ~ ~ ct.rr lumeilcs rr<a-a = - = -
,,~ir m La. .rtlir.t.: & P-csr Ia ~ Dsesr - ~
Iunr> tio'AF- = - -, 81 -h-,ri-
Err.r~i Thr--as Clcrrr-,'. 't.-f - a - ~
- >rs w. t.a q I'll WITH violent cusA Fin' ~ 40
a., hr., Soreness 81 thu lgns~. shartn->, . ~.
L., ri .r-sr r p n. swras. A. 4uttr a. NA'..
S-,-c rr,>rrac, hu' ~ he Use &c d. >"A.hc 80
ri >vr-r III Wr Cherrs rr>r'lT,i = -'i-rt n Az"
-. NJ ts fhe rltrks & tlT 1-llIl'
krr.rnisriar original ;ni 'a-t -fn.n' .-i -
VII Cher, r. nuf ~ IN SQUARE >Si ., ef'tss" - -
r,.,ftil vfar.-f steel 4slas ~ "a Z - p. - -
S..,u~ thrrt4.r. ass. Gs ,lSt-sii4e AZ ".a''s ~
t.tt.s .cl.-i. IS ana q -atr ~ A =. ..,..,l f,r
,l..-.isrs removed tat NogfA >cN ea.a-s. So -,
.l.,r N5r.t. vegIr 1rr 9r'-i-r a. ~ =. .t -.
Fsn.iis Nlrla.acs faulrea. NstHIi~>". 500
So ana rnr Pals u sc H., ..f J.,Aa
ir.,ir It. L II RING, c'yrrs u bs ,s1 ,,,, - .
- pf " Ak>kH sco herrsri. ; -. -
sis trsrt -,rrr Ness'.S ~ - =, - ,,rusr
= INN a., 1:san.-ss III SHroN STtrK
r,,,+,.,,t \ II SAINTS ~ Re,, ,S$ K,,>K \ d
h>hk 4 90 g. BArvIs nav Us ~ = nj "A -
81 aiaslca l,as AIs HAYS, haV>~S"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
MEDICAL.

II II. RING. 1872 BROADWAY, corner
Nsf John-st has the Agency II Dr.. HDQFLANDS
GERMAN BIT Frs. prepared ~ Dr. c VI JACh>ON,
phlIafeuha These BerS stand gnrFaile1 N vac euro
Of disease III the LIVER. stomach. Kidneys ana Nr,fe>
prsus suffering from # the above diseases siosd use
ms great restorative II Cebllia,ed constitutions
feil NV SS5W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

INTEREST on CITY STOCkS.-The
Il interest on the public STOCKS Of the City Of New-forA
due and pavabe Ang = st 1851 VIII be paid on tna day
Nv SHEPHERD KNAPP. Ess Chamberlain Of the Cty.
al the MECHANICS BANK. Ne. % Wall-streei he
tran sfer books VIII tie closed WEDNESDAY Jly sth
Al O'Clock NJ For the accommodation # Stockholders
Transfers viii he permitted during the PERIOD the BOOKS re-
nam closed. eject Aug - IS; 1891
Office New I0rS. June 30th. 1851.
atAua JOSEPH K. TAYLOR. Comp,ro..er.
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NICUKB-Sourh Orange. Es~cN Co. New Jcrsey-JO-
fEPH 4 MEDEk. II ID Phgscan to the Institution
ls-or from New-Torz leave TIE foot II Cortland - at
4 and s % clock. i VI and 4 and ccl0cA = VI Iek Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
'VHE WAFER CURE at ROUND
INSTITUTE-Leb-

j anon Springs y Y and IS Lsght-sf New York
CITY Dr.. TRAIL aud HOSFORD have established q
FEMALE DEPARTMENT for the especial treatment oil
PKOLAPSI and other compla Inng peculiar man
sgeaent DR. Trail Will he al the city establishment fs
onsHia,ion On TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS
el2 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

DANK DEPARTMENT. STATE OF
.ANK IMPROVEMENT. STATE OF

DANK DEPARTMENT. STATE or
II - FW-YORK-ALBAST, june >, 1881 The MIR
CHANTS BANK u Washington County has tlis IA ma
An this Office notice Of the appointment ~ Hen N l.
TANNER ef he city # NewfOrk Us agent io the relep
non Of is circulating notes together with revocation u
the II son Defentor u he same cY as ci
agent agreeable 90 the get entitled An act - amend me
several acts relating Incorporated Banks BANKING As
socatlons and Individual Bankers passed Ap1A H. IoJ
ie27 81 DANIEL b ST JOHN Superintendent
NVFXTCAN LAND WARRANTS for
wi 1e0 md An ac-e. Guaranteed Tor sale b. JOHN
phisdi,i', p. Big
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WATER CURE.

nR. CHARLES MUNDE'S WATER
lyCCRE ESTABLISHMENT IA BensOnsille North
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KISSING DONE By RULE.

Some young lady, whom practice has
doubtless made perfect, lays down a rule
for kissing. We give her own words:
"There is as much difference in kisses
as in individuals, and | am sure that |
should not like to be kissed by every one.
No indeed, for some would give such an
overwhelming smack it would almost
dealen me. Now kissing can be reduced
to rules, one or two of which | viii give
The head should always be turned slightly
to the right, as such motion gives grace,
and prevents the conclusion Of the olfac-
tory organs. The lips should then be
pressed closely and sweetly together, as
you sip the nectar ofthe long kiss, but no
smack should be heard. II speak particu-
larly on this subject, because Il consider
kissing a part Of CURVATURE, and because
few people appear TO understand the value
ola kiss, and the manner in which such
salutation with the lips should be rendered..