Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-03
KEsrrcKYvfLLE, Susquehenna CO, Pa,
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DEAR SIR:-Allow the liberty of trcsPassing on
your indugen for few moments. wish you TO Tor
ward me the remedy without delay for curing deafness
and restoring the eye.sght.
old, much infm, and has been troubled with deafness
for time.
It's efficacy having been fairly tested in this vicinity
by James Chandler, (my fatherD and Anth. llssany
and having proved 4 sovereg On remedy consequently II
stands eminenlly high with all ghbors that are
acquainted with the circumstances Of the of the
cases above stated.
forward you FIVE dollars which you will please to
Address S. CHANDLER, Jr.
Lcno1 Post Office, Susquehanna CO., Pa.
TO DR.. d. l.. GREEN,
Bethlehem Northampton county, IA.
The Editor will consider it not improper 10 state,
for the information of those in need, that at No. 81 ~
Third street. between Cherry and Race Streets is per-
son who entirely deaf could not hear word OF the
preacher when in Church-and got hearing restored
through the blessing of Providence by the nedi
cal who restored the hearing and eyesight OF Mr.
Chandler and Mr. Tissany: and what is most astonisi
ing it's done ,rithOut medicine; ariOm Physc; verify
ing the Doctors practice and principles, that
MUCH THE ART
OF rnYsicK,
CONSISTS;
~ KNOWING wHEs,
TO GIVE 1T.
n B. The Remedy is sent per mail, free Of postage.
May 10. l-4tlaf
I7H struction Of Young Ladies', No H. South Charles
street. Baitimore-This Academy is situated in plea
part of the city of Baltimore and enjoys all the IA
cties for instruction which may be derived from nu
merous and literary community The patronage with
which, for number Of years, it has been favored and
the accomplishments Of the young ladies' who have leil
it, the pledges Of the excellence of the mode
in which instruction is conveyed, and OF the attention
paid to the department Of the pupils 10 those who
wish to acquire knowledge Of the French language,
this institution offers peculiar advantages 1t the IAN
guage of the family, and all the pupils are compelled to
it in the class rooms, and during their hours Of re-
creation.
The course ofinslructon embraces Reading, Writing
Grammar Rhetoric, Composition, Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geography, Astronomy, History Chronology, Mytfo-
lngy, Logic, Ethics, Natural Philosophy Chemistry,
French, Spanish, Music, Dancing, Drawing, Plain and
Ornamental Needle Work.
The discipline of the Academy is mild but firm and
regular The emulation Of the pupilsis excited by eve
ry gentle means, and their is rewarded by
annual distribution of premiums
The institution is provided with good library.
The pupils not permitted to walk out unattended.
Their visitors always received in the presence of
member Of the family. During recreation they are un.
der the superintendent r of o ne of their teachers
Board and tuition, per annum, $500 90
half borders: tuition not included, GO on
Day scholars EXTRA CHARGES. W "
Spanish, Music, Drawing, and Dancing at
the Professors charges.
Ordinary ntirmary charges, not including
Doctor fees, 90
Each scholar must be provided with bed and
bedding, pay $40 if furnished by the in
stluon.
Boardcrs pay the current charges huff yearly in ad,
vance.
Day scholars quarterly.
Parents and guardians residing at distance are re-
CURED TO appoint responsible agent in the city.
Monday
25t of July, and lasts until the first Monday in Sep
TENDER.
Reterenees-rhc Most Rev: Dr.. Eccleston, the Rev.
Dr. Deuo, the Rev. John j. Chance, the Rev. DR.. Wy.
nit, the Hon R.. B. fancy, Philip Z. Thomas, w. Z.
George, Richard Cation, L. Wehered, T. Ellcott, James
Howard, w. Woodville, Esqs, Dr.. Potter Dr. Chaard,
The Hon. B. Roman, and the Hon. Geo. A. Waggaman,
of Louisiana, the Hon. W. CASTOR, Of North Carolina,
l.. A. Petray, Of Charleston, South Carolina.
May 3. 1l9--w3m
NJEW MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
~ Music Merchandise just -eccircd from Europe and
Jor sale at ArwlLLs Music SALOON, [sgn of the Goden
very valuable assortment of New Music and Musical In
struments, which, together with extensive stock
hand embraces large assortment of Music Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise can be found
in any establishment in the United States
Among the Music from London, are the last compost
lions of eminent masters arranged for flute and
two fues-flute and piano foIte-two flutes and piano
forc-enlre Operas for the fuc-selectons from Ros-
Among the Musical Instruments the much admired
Accordons of various Sizes Spanish Guitars of every
style and pattern, varying in price from So 10 500.
French and German volins and voloncellos.
Bass horns and china bells; sepens and keyed buges.
Concert truupets and horns.
Bags and cases for guitars, vions flutes and uccoIdi
Cymbals, bassoons, triangles, horns, trumpets,
Tuning forks, tuning hammers, hunting horns,
Steel wire, violin bows, violin bridges,
Strings for violins, guitars, and vioioncelos,
Reeds for carionets, obocs and bassoons,
Finger boards, tail pieces, and pegs for volins, &c.
In addition to the above the subscriber is constantly
receiving from his mandatory, SUPERIOR PIANO
FORTES manufactured expressly for his establishment
of various patterns, Of Rosewood and Mahogany, with
the Grand Action, Harp Stop Metallic Plates, &c,
bracng the latest fashion Of furniture, with tablet and ol
lowcorneed fronts veneeed legs and Grecan scrolls:
All Of which warranted TO be made Of such materials
and well seasoned 10 stand the test of every eli