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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
COURT.-HENRY SHAW and

- others against THE NETWORK STATE TELEGRAPH
COMPANYin Of the judgment OF the Sapreme Court
action will be sold the subscriber public
AUCTION by COLE Chiffon Auconees tho Mschants'
Exchange New York. the 7th day Of jane nsrts
1852 O'Clock that parcel all and nsass
all the Real Este Rights Of Way Easements
Privileges. hand Of New Y0rk, under,
upon along and lines Of the New fk STATE Telegraph
Company Office the New York their office
Of Bsao including ali their branch hines and routes To
Pouse-pe Saratoga Osweso and Osensbub, toseher with ali
singular the Fixtures Posts nsnsors Wueo
And Also all and singular nights and privileges
o. or Electro Chemical telegraph improvements and In
granted and conveyed agreed TO be granted snsd OF
The Yo Telegraph Company BY AsyAndef
Balm Hes ORey both either Of them far the said
The Tesph Company had by uader The Deeds
Balm and Reilly grant and tensefihe sane Ands
us FIXTURES Furniture Frares, T.sgaphc Wire and o.h
hind description, belonging 10 the said TIE
State Telegraph Company whether in ths places and
within the description in the annexed Schedule OF not:
sCHEDUIE-PkoFrsrr in rss CosPAsrs Ovsors
AT KEw-YoRK-Two Instruments and large Battery, once
Desks, Furniture and Fixtures.
ALBAYY-T~o Center Table, Receiving Desk
Gisss Partition, Furniture and Fixtures.
AT TR0Y-rwo Inst sas large Battery Glass rarslors
Desk Table, Furniture and FIXTURES. .
AT rTIcA-One Instrument Battery Glass Partition Dsets
Center Table, Furniture and Fixtures.
siRACUsETwo Instruments large Battery, Psfuuon nap
ngs, Furniture ard Fixtures
AT AuBURN0ne Instrument, Glass Partition Furniture and
Fixtures.
Battery Paron Center Table, wnuns Table,
Sofa. and Furniture and FIXTURES.
BuFFALO-Two Instruments, large Battery Psnoa, Sofa
three Tables Desks, Instrument Tables Chars three
Stools, Carpet. snd Furniture and Fixtures
Also fifteen Instruments and local Batteries At each OF The
following places together with Furniture each q
the Oaces that Nsvbuggh Rondout Kingston, Cstskn
WestTroy Lan.nsburg Fort Pn, Owego, Waterosn ogens
New-foh, May ~, io62 ARCHIBALD HILTON,
IA. A. Bosrsr. Attorney. Referee.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the sp


q New iori r.i.av. g D.. oPESISS OF SSTY sIssf 81
subscribers. Of Estimate and Assessment
sS: ,@s ..t,ss ss - s. as q
Legislature the eops Of the sats Of New Yofk srtsd "a
particularly City Of New York Act passed April &
isi3 passed Apnl a 1882 that the abstract Of the and
q the COMMISSIONER in The above asis ooataine
the Of the Of the lots assessed tho plumbers sack
lots they Tie Mzps Of the Comnsssoner tosshss
such and s amount OF shst r damage
which used By the Consoners makas r rsposs
deposited the Commissioners Ohes cfy
concern there sIy before Comis-
their the said Supreme u time "a
Cve noucs pursuant 70 the Of the snsd Aes
Act entitled relation of A.
sssssns and TsIs. The cy AID County q New and os
other passed May H. ls0 passed Nag T. ssi the
s~ne occupant Or Of all houses and improved
and snmpr0ved hsas Affected thereby that y have eomp1
affected thereby and Sho be spsosd tbs
suestsd 70 present their ooscuons MOSES MAYl
ses Of James szDdfd E.q No 10 Broadway Ia the Csy Of
New Yort within thirty days notice. thss
An pieces or parcels Of and 10 the CITY o2ssw Yo u
sebed and bounded follows ~t On the The westerly
ini :. va. a. - =. he IL. ss y sIs e
6s and sd Sta ard on the soath By the hns o. The ssat -
bloch e.-sss s. 'S s And ,s go z. cru, s "a
bounded bows st On the east ~ The wssssy me OF -
Of hav the vest by The s.s,srS sns 2, es S - .cSi
~ s liz ~ a. e.",s@ Of d. Si ssts and as
:ss on s sS ~ q; 70: I'd Turner y: Scsss
- ,h., ,, ID The entitled matter wR b made and
,sn.sd The sSs cas S' 20 . sss a. he CT. as o. he az
Nv ysr SATURDAY the z7 day Of MARCH, sds Of Dc cpssse
cSs a q n. s. e a. s n s': Is -
RsscS = eoasrnsd.- Dated Sc. roa, J.n lsss
: sS;s; :.!sssss &: cs---..-
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For persons from fifty sixty years age, % per cent ad
vance will charged the above 81 % for appca
ton fee will, be charged in addition the above, the inst
year. and cents each year after for renewal OF the
policy 80
The business of this institution is conducted upon scientific
principles based upon tables carefully prepared by CON-
etent medical and mathematical cacuators and the rates
OF premium those Of any responsible Institutions
this country Englsnd and low, undoubtedly as
compatible with the safety OF the insured and the stability
of the Institution.
Every one readily perceive the very great advantages
to be derived by awaiting themselves of the protection offered
by this Institution which has been established from beneyo
lent ar phanh under the influence and deep
sense of the distress humility which many reduced
for want Of an established pRcple sanctioned by public
opinion and conducted under organized responsibility
where all who are disposed anticipate the DEGREES Of
Providence may OF health and sperty purchase
with the of their industry the right to protection In
sickness and adversely.
All communications be addressed TO the Secretary,
(post-paid.) DAVID Z. WHEEDON, PRESIDENT
STErHES A PIERCE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN
n RAILROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May


s52Trans out Of NevYok leave corner Of Canal.
n and Broadway.
EccoNMopArios AND sPEcIAL.-At and llSo A. NJ ;
AIS Express Stamford and Norwalk and stopping at all
stations beyond and at 80 M through TO New Haven
At $50 P. NJ for Nor~slk-at $50 A. ~, and $50 N,
for Port Chester The lS0 A. NJ runs in connection with
Train from New Haven Hartford and Springfield and With
Train over the Canal Road
ExrREss TRAINS for NewHaven Hartford Springfield Bos
ton River and Vermont Railroads TO Ogdensbugh
and MontreaAts A NJ, stopping al Stamford and Bridge
port connecting with the Honsaonc and Naugaruck Rail-
roads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad NewHsven-and
at $50 P. M, stopping at Stamford Norwalk and Bridge
port connecting with Housstonc and Nsugatuck Railroads
Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements and Special
At $50 and 9S5 A NJ, and 40 p NJ, through from New
Haven. At A. M from Norwslk-at $50 A. M and -
p M from Pert Chester The 9S5 A. N. receives pessen
GER, frsm Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads at
Haven. The 40 P M: receives passengers nom Hartford
and Springfield Railroads.
ExPREss TRAINS leave New-Hsven arrival 81 Trains
from Boston, at lis and $50 p M aoppns s Bridgeport
Norvslk and Stamford leaving Boston st L. NJ sne
S45P.M-
See large bill Of advertisement as the Station HOUSE and
srincipal Hotela GEO w. WHISTLER, Jr-
SUPERINTENDENT
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CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTfCE.-Publ;c notice IN
hereby sven sale Of properly s unpaid Of year
..O VII aAs pee pssae sacos the CITY Hal o. The 0y q
York MONDAY The lsh d.y OF Jsne lass al ~ oses
perry se soh and that TIE es,ss Of the tss: an.
se Sropersyo be sot pschsP5 the Commercial Az
nessasr printed ADD psbshed The Cv 81 New fe
M iswi4wfs JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. csnsusEss.
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and ERIE RAILROAD.
rains leave pier foot of Duane-st - follows

in Trains Cave pier foot Of Duanest q oIIows:
ExPREss TRAIN st6t A. NJ for Dunkirk connecting With
hrstcs steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky, Toledo ~
Monroe, ard railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mail TRAIN AZ 9 A. e. for ali staroAa
WAY TRAIr at 3 p. NJ, via Piermont for Otvflie
WAY Tram al II p M via Jersey City tor Otsville-
NIeHT EXPRESS TsArS r NJ for -1kirk connecting
with telas steamboat 5g Detroit direct connecting with
Express Train for Chicseu
TnlGk.sT TRAis - r. M. via Piermont
CHAS MINOT, SapeI.-.sndenk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
Me6iral.

A ROMATIC and STRENGTHENING
IA TINCIURE for strengthening the Gums, bleaching
the Teeth preserving them pain aud decay and
hevng ache may be constantly bought in the drug
store of NJ NJ CODDlNGTON, Nos sos Hudson-st and 75
Broadway, FOrtenbach \ Wisxeman, No IA Hudsonst,
Green cor Broadway and Wakerst, Greeneaf Kinsey,
No 81 Vesey.s Rushton, Clark Co.. Nos. i65 and 273
Broadway and No 10 Astorhouse Sands, Bowery
and Spring st Warner No 205 Beeckerst Milau No. 1873
Broadway Price per bottle, S7t cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
V'O CURE a COLD. with Headache


Il and Soreness Of the Body. take the CHERRY Pee
the night.
Fos COLD AND corsH. take morning. noon, snH
Guilty win be moved Meme VIII long suffer from this
trouble when they End can be resdy cured Pcnooo
afflicted with seatea cough which breath them Of their
rest At nifht win hnd BY taking the Cherry Pectora %
consequently refreshing rest Great relief from sadeDf.
and an ultimate cure IL Afforded Thousands thus
afflicted BY thisinvalusble remedy
From It's agreeable effect In these caseS many find the
selves unwilling to toeso s when the for Il
has erased.
To SINGERS AND PrsLc SPEAKERS remedy fnvsv>-
hle by its the throat and unzs when t>kcn
small quantities. all hoarseness lew hourA and
wonderfully increases the power and fexbhty OF the voice
is generally much relieved and oten wholly cured
by Cherry Pecfoal But there obstinate
yield entirely 20 medicine. Cherry fecford VIII
cure them, II they can be cured .
BRONCHITIS irritation Of the throat snd upper portion
OF the nngs may be cured by taking Cherry PectorA Ia
small and frequent doses The uncomfortable oppression ~
relieved
Eos CRorP-Give an emetic Of antmouy to be followed
subdues the disease 1t taken In will not tail to
cure.
HoerSe cogeH may be broken up and cured By TIE
of Cherry Pectcral
The INFLUENZA speedily removed BY this remedy Nu-
instances have been noticed where whole families
protected fvm any serious consequence while their
nsghbos without the Cherry Pectora suffering tom
the disease.
Cures diseases upon the Lun been affected
by Cherry Peetcra In such warrant the b.
lief that remedy has length been found that be de-
pended TO cure the Coushs Colds and which
carry from our midst thousands year IL ndeeda
medicine 10 which the afflicted look with confidence ex
relie and they should rot TAIL to avail themselves OF it
Prepared by J; e; AVER Chemist Lowed Mas.
BADGER, Newark; DEXTER co, Albany, Doctor
HElMSTREET, Troy, and By all Druggists everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships

eomp0slng this une Ee tne foIioWlnH:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC Capt. Comstock.
ADRlArIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by expressly for Gov
service Every has been taken in their
uructon also In their Engines insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
qualed for elegance and comfort Price of passage from
NewYork to Liverpool in reass cabin, $3; in second
do SO exclusive Of size rate-rooms 500 from
Liverpool New York ESQ and go An experienced sur
aeou attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

The stages for Squsm and Freehold viii Ia connection
with Stages convey to all parts OF the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boss on
account of the owneu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM of WILD

OCHERRY, for Consumption of the Lungs Liver Con-
plants Coughs Colds As hma, Bronchitis Group, Whoop
ing Cough, Influenza Sc-This celebrated and infable
remedy discovered ten years ago Since that
il has, by merits been rapidly surely and safely
working way through the opposition of quacks and
tertetrs until its value aid intrinsic excellence 1t
has gained for itself most envabe popularity aud estab-
lshed itself the confidence of intelligent and enight
ened public from end of the continent 10 the other The
of thousands who have been relieved and cured
by this valuable article will show that it stands unrgaed
head OF all other medicines for the of diseases for
which u is recommended The genuine Dr. WiSTARS Bal
of Wild Cherry is now for sale by duy appointed
agents end all especabe dealers in medicine, in ali large
cities and important towns throughout the United STATES
Canadas and the British Provinces
CAUIlONl-The original and only genuine WISTARS
Baam of Wild Cherry duced In the year 1885, and
has well tested in all the complaints for which it
commended For years il has proved more scacous
a remedy for Coughs Colds Influenza Bronchitis Asthma,
and Consumption in It's ncpient stages than any other ned
icine.
Always signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale wholesale retail by A. b. d. SANDS Gen.
eral Agents No. 100 Fuon-st; Thomas Maxwell No %
VII iam-st John MhaI, No. 1873 Broadway; Aston and
Irving House Drug Stores, and No. 10 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

IL Il thy Of pablo patronage has long been needed MA
THEWS has succeeded lin his combination entitled fHE
VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE,I In obtaining all the
desired results VIZ perfect safety In use beauty and per-
of Color convenience form and APPLICATION, with
the advantage Of cheapnes each bottle containing than
double that of other manufacturer besides being sold 1t
half the price Price 30 cents A. B. d. SANDS, whole
sale and retail Agents. No. 100 Fulton-s William New.
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
T,HE BRITISH and NORTH ANERI

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS h.tween NEW
YOhh ana LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
and LIZ EhPooLThe Boston ships only calling at Hail.
fax % iapd an S receive mails and gsssenser
A F5s1 Capt. AFRICA, Harrison,
PEksiA- Gsgt -, EUROPA, E. @. Lott
ASIA T. n z. yudkins, NIAGARA J. Stone,
AMERICA. N. Shannon CANADA Lang
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch.
THESE vessels carry clear white light at mast head xreen
on starcoard bow, red on port bow
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday, May IS
AFRICA. Harrison. fm. NETWORK "Wednesday June
CAMBRIA, Leitch, from BOSTON Wednesday June g.
ASIA Judkins, from NETWORK, "Wednesday ] une L.
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON June q.
NIAGAkA- Stone I'm. NETWORK. Wednesday, June So
EUROPA Lott, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, July7
AFRICA, Harrison, fm. NETWORK Wednesday, July a.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON, Wedne sday July 81
ASIA Judklns, from NETWORK, w edn-sdsy, July %.
Passage from New.York or Boston to Liverpooi-Frst
cabin, Sl2i second cabin, SO
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
~ All letters and newspapers must psss through the
Post-Ofice. For freight passage, apply to
E. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
a French, German and other Foreign Goods, received
and brought in with British Goods Through bills
of sding given in Hsvre for NewYork.
WATcHEs-By order Of the British Treasury watches
foreign Manufacture bearing the marks Of English
manufactures will be hereafter admitted In England
of which French watches may shipped Havre
for NewYork Boston, via Liverpool, without mourning
the risk heretofore being seized by the English Custom
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
EW and SpLENDID ICE-CREAN

A-lh,ssS No l29 Fulton-st corner o. Sands Brook.
AND ee has been ttted up by Messrs COP
Sasct,rao Of Bossao tire well known and celebrated
selsd - ice Crea0 and Confectionery. They have
ae<peD.s saloon in a most luxurious yle, spsrins
Mat u ~ uoasle to make the place attractive and
sssss ~ xnnno viii favor them with call We shall
xtrs 'nw up the sane plan in the manufacture OF
them Of the very best materials, 50 that
5tnaa OF Nc VIII be sure Of the very best, and no
= s kSa. parnes and private families can be served
e'aalts. lug articles ON the saortes, notice aud with
cseaA fu,r hzea sheIhsr Jelys, Blsac Mango, Ice
= iPoon. ~ Varieties Alec Table 0rnauso.s of every
upeu.s :. k.ods hoasht al this House vii, bs sent
asaasssk any fsr Of the city also 70 New Yok and
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PROM NETWORK

% E f,Ss' K cSELfSs L CO. No s. walx,NY
BROWN, SHlPLEY CO, Liverpool
T. g. ROBERTS CO. No Is Kings Arms YEd,
London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. Rue Notre Dame dee
VICTORIES, PARA or GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of hese ships viii not DO accountable cr gold
dlvsf bullion specie ewey, precious stones metals un
lees bills OF sding ngned therefor and tho value thereof
therein expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
T,OR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY,

LfOk SAN FkANOISOO-IU ESDA {,
June I5-The splendid new double-engne steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 2400 tuns burthen, WIN. G.
Stotesbury, Commander This splendid steamship having
undergone alterations suit her for the trade and
to make her superior 70 any the
Pacific will sail for San Francisco above, touching at VAL
paraiso and Panama Her large and airy and
her seeage accommodations superior any steamship
afoat having abundance of both light and air. well
extra hight between decks Ii is confidently expected she
will make the passage San Francisco short time
1t has been by any steamer thus Offering to amiiies
and those who desire theH comfort much pleasanter
than by the via Chsges only
O limited number of passengers will be taken.
Apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. al Exchange.
place, New York and No. Wanut-st- Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY g. 1852
NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN

NEW LIVE STOCK IN
9URANCE COMPANY. Of New.Hsvez, Conn,
BRANCH OFFICE No " W.l.m, Ny.
CAPITAL, $50, 900.
fhs Company insure Live Stock, ruch dorses CsttIA
h. &C. from death occasoned either from natural
sssdent, disesse Of any description whatsoever.
THOMAS KENDRICk, President
eBoRsE (. REYNOLDS Secretary.
9BoReE BUcKLASB. INSPECTOR for New-Yerk
BURTON KENDRICK. Agent.
"HE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY Of the CITY Of NETWORK, estao-
hshed in 1851 at No l73 Canalst; Branch Office No 81
Broadway next Of Wat. opposite Trinity Church.
Insure Buildings Merchandise Household Furniture, Vss
sells 10 Port and their Careoe kc against loss or damage BY
6reThis Company having been in successful operation
more than year past refer with confidence 70 the large
uber of persons nearly 5000 who have effected insr
aree their Office for the liz which their business
transactions have been conducted and feel assured that 10
this respect they will suffer by comparison with the
most favored Of monetary Institutions All losses have
and will continue oe literally adjusted and promptly
settled. JEREMIAH TERRIBLY Prerdent
NOSES g. LEONARD. Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDISG. Surveyor.
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win b rexiousy attended TO- II prepaid FOR pvtie-
ssrs cal and Astrological Almanac sss wsese Ger
tfc2fes be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

" JERSEY.-SPRING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j.
S52-For Clinton and intermediate places, from Pier No
North River, BY steamer RED JACKET ats A. NJ. and
p NJ and at p NJ. for White House and intermediate
places and connects at Ezabethown with trains the
N. j. Railroad, which leave New-Yors, from the foot Of
Courtand-st at the hours Returning leave Clinton
at sl5 A. NJ 1880 P. NJ; Whitehouse 3l5 freight $40
and $40 A. NJ and lao p NJ Somerve at l. freight SOS
and pes A. NJ and 205 P NJ Painfed At $40, freight $40
and 945 AN, and 240 p. NJ; Elizsbethtown at us end
1889 A. NJ. and 3l5 p M.
Passengers for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, Wilkes
barre and Mauch Chunk, Pa and Flemingten, New-Ger
mantown N j. viii take the A. NJ train from ~ Y, and
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for Hampton
Washington, Belvdere ~ j. Stages leave Somervle daily
for Peepack and Puckanine the arrival of tho p
All baggage the risk of the swners until delivered
into the actual of of the Company and
checks or receipts given therefor
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oTY TRADE.-Now is the time to ad-

,,r,is 10 the newspapers Of neighborne cities and
Ss the trade of the country and to those who de-
80 ID 20 with discrimination and crcumspection most
s,spieut opportunity Is offered by v: b. PALMERS Ad-
1870 Asepcy Tribune Buildings Merchants, Manufac-
~ others wishing advertisements inserted in the
~ IA most widely circulated journals Of either all the
sns places 1.-THE inhabitants Of which do most OF their
go ~ New York are invited to call al " B. PALMERS
49, 1900, Asepcy Tribune Buildings where the papers
=, l. ssen prices sscertaned and every information OBJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
NOR ALBANY-Chanee of Hours
EREIGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinary
NOR WSBURY, LONG

IL BRANCH, OCEAN HUUSL, hIOHI.AND DUIk,
DOCKS (Middetown,) and RED BANK.-The splep did
reatnboat EDWIN LEWIS Captain Jno p. Corhes, will
leave New-Hsvep pier Peck slip Eass RIVER pillows:
Asu- nh Ieaye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

DI l. f S-PILES, &c.-DlTCHETT,
IL No 81 Rooseveltst. and No. l0i Fultonst, the
Piles, Rheumatism. salt Rheum, Fstuias, Bowel Com
pan Fever and Ause, Gravel Sore Heads Old Sores and
Pimpled Faces Pile medicine Al bottIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
VTANDERBILTLINEf for SAN FRAN
STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
" for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. |, North River
foot of Batterplace by steamboat John PotterTwo lines
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. M Afternoon Express
Line at p M through TO Philadelphia in a hours Faro:
st class ST. ID class line by NJ only g. Return.
leave Philadelphia from foot OF Walnut at AM and
Up M. Emieran Line By steamboat Transport, from Pier
No. l, att p M. Fare: 81 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

her departure for Aspinw.i. Navy Bay o. WE'D.
pAt sd June ?. NJ eonneetlns q faaams
10" tuns burden Kenney Couillsrd Commander which
awnts the arrival 81 passengers Psnsms BY the
United states nom NewYork and immediately thereafter
mediate ports
These vessea In accommodations and safety
o any on this route and experienced sugeon
The United States has made the voyage between New
ana Chssres In days ad hours and the
Winfield Scott performed the voyage -t wen N.w York and
ranens 10 the shortest time record both running
and sctnsl tine from port to port
Books now open ard throush .ickets snr sale
Appiyte DAVIS, BROOKS l. CO.
General Agents No. D Beavsrst
JONES 4 JOHNSON,
- NO. le4 West-st, corner OF Lherry-st
Lensars per United States will G.enbark along side The
WHAT ~ Hspinwsl and take the Panama Railroad
open nesy 70 Gosona thus avoiding the risk sttsndsnt
oPoD amazing m boats Chses and the river navigation 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

WITHOUT a TRIAL it is impossible
to the insstimabe virtues OF DIR r. G0UR-
AUDS Italian Medicated Soap Ii Is 70 tho body what
sancicstion is TO The soulpuri6es from all dro At its
touch TAM pimples freckes unburn saowness roashnes
chol chaies cracks vanish insaate leaving the skin
white Perisn marble. GOuRAuD'S Liquid Vegetable
Rouge is splendid preparation for imT artiag natural snd
permanent bloom TO pale cheeks GOURAUDs Lily White
is the only article of the kind used for sofening the skin.
From its emolen properties II Is strongly recommended "a
gentlemen for application the after shaving GOUR
AUDS Liquid Hair Dye warranted TO change red light
gray hair TO glossy brown black, Instantly, without
the skin. OUaAUDS Poudre Subtle aproots hair
from low tcreheads any part or the body SAFELY snd
quickly Col RAJ DIS Hair Restorative CIcasian Gloss
forces the hair grow preventing its falling oa Dam
du and uskes harsh wiry hair soft silky and glossy Trial
BOTTLES 25 each Found only the original depot 81
Walkerst, near Broadway.