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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

Prices would not have advanced much the above
table indicates not for the increased shipments
abroad In 1879, and in the spring and Of this
year. the demand from abroad has taken off the surplus
the markets and left just enough to meet the home
Had not these shipments been made markets would
have been gutted the state Of financial
affairs in the interior. The production of the last
years has been so large that immense quantities Of bread
suis have been forced to market These receipts would
have natural consequence had they not been SHIPPED
abroad, forced prices down to very low point in all the
follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA

annD shosr tne "a, -
n; pr II ,bs ,@aa.v,ss
,tgsht rrepsrauon are, .ns ~ ,n.
:. W m .h usf % 70 ol
80
J anu Isneves NJ onrh eneS,nsy, wi.i ~ inurmS
s.e .. Wy o , OF ~ h ny snose Sh
eo evils resulting iIo w use 2, we .hoon1s OF sodA
md Potash rerens the 1000 o. ATLANTIS turning sour upon
hsst9msch Nsry weai 20 ~ Complaints o. me eiander,
J ,,nas &c ,esss he "e 0'"e" ana pecuany
suTy,ee a,
in Rs9sn e. AMI ,ssa ne s aonnaos ne
ucy-oh,rurgca nevew ier apr 'stsi pagse3 th writ
ten Doctor James Johnson Of Loadon Physician to the
's,e nIns' a, -. p,,., a-,-.. s,,. -,.-
,h sns ns.s os.n trying ior some
nonths An apsrint sntseia in ,yspey- attend
~ aeidi'y and end with very great oeneht
~ hs' ne over common msSnesis OF oenf con-
pey dsso'sd sna ersore not habe 10 Accumulate IN ne
so n A.. -. NJ,
~ hA Also oeen approved on ~ IN. ioilewnf emnent he
pests ans professional men SIR Astley oop.r BART SIR
sss ,istt, bart ~ smes Jonnsoni NJ ,uthe Lonasn
Pr Hor. Edinburgh Dr. Gregory, do pr Duncan 90; Sir
Dr.. Apiohn, do DR. Ivory kennedy.d
CsurioS-To avoid the risk Of dangerous substuons and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
Married.

Wednesday, Sept 80, by the Rev. Dr. Mor Thomas Cot
rel to Miss Lucy Burgess, both of this city.
On Monday, Sept. as by Rev. Dr. De Witt, Leris Col
svsl to Catherine Larina Berthoif both Of this city.
Wednesday morning. Sept 80, by Rev. Dr. De Witt CT
bert Spear to Emily d. daughter of Isaac Walker Esq
of this city.
At Port Richmond s. l., Tuesday, Sept -, by Rev.
James Brownee Samuel Barber Of Hartford Con-, to Miss
Ann Bratcstar Of this city.
At Portsmouth, Va on Friday evening" Professor .4er
ander G. Pnleon, of the T. S. Navy, TO Miss Selma c.
fourth Of the late Capt Jro Dickson Of Gospor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

Cleared.
Edwius, West Mobile, Z Hurlbut Co; Lycurgu,. Iced
Sc y; Kss ss Bach 6ssiIs
& & f. s:si,i'
Landing and EdsSio Msds,cr Fra ssdcS f Gri.
smith, Chas Carroll Lee HsSfs Boyd Hincken
Arrived.
to Clark Co. Ie BoTiss"s P.Esr Of and for Boston
% 6: % rfSss s Tss: S$
Big Phura ssmmers days from Savannah with cotton,
Eis New Jersey Brwn day. from Daren with cotton,
Br brig Anser A,e aodsys from Turks Island, with
sshr Imperial swain day. from Nantucket with oil and
sshr Select, Bryant, Virginia,
sehr A ,dt cpr1s H,,i, MirsqTiai ,
Helm Henry n cs A s'pf s'Ls . haHPs
sssT 66. Kelley Bc.yoa inSanS potatoes
Two ships, one bark, and two briggs.
General Record.
ny Se~as launched BRISTOL from the yard Of Mr. Amos
business. and to 3. commanded b. Capt Jas Mcintyre
Naval.
tom s Navy spST 81 &
pSs Si fs@' ;SS iGsH r.
Of vice Commander Bsbh deceased Commsn:
ss s p gS Gs Ss
Lieu. Levin ,n lowell NJ. asn con ~ nd Of s ~ s'
Of Mexico from ApaaehieoA Bay, to the mouths Of the Mis-
The Naval cour, Mss.l Commodore Renshaw, President,
F,Iowing Is list Of officers attached to the fgate Ma
eed,nian bearing u. brosd pennan, o. Com Dr,AOd
ESHiIs f'y; KstiSs
c COMM s@9 s sr 1
Sse Aspa pcy
SG Is cS1S' s k:ap ci'.
S sTs ls. M;HS
J. Bsnthead g Fsbrgsr Julian Myers, Stevens Ds
uupsr Ben,hall; Carpenter Daniel casrell sanaksr
Notice 20 Mariners.
which, We have hops. will be in
property sf hisq,o " annual. amour"
spoken.
Wilson Fuller from New York for Savannah Sept ~, of
Foreign Ports.
for H1Sf wssae.s Gsss, e."i RSs.g BOVINE.
.ned s'G opS T cp@a ar Ss W K.s. Gy
bar aud S s;I sT, ,sD.
United states Ports.
fI,. Sept . Sara, Ss. Hatch sdS,, NSSs
With ietne.. board rsgored % b the yellow
S.Tl, s.S Sss r SS%Ess. P,:, eoy
.ss Ash fpyIs"es ' va Sn siSs1sSS i
sassaIsSI sd.y supposed The concOrdi woodsfd I'm
pavtuckst James Lappher Kenny Ny ork below ~ York
Barker from Nfsrk sd Laurel Matanzas North
Bend and Star Baltimore; Jas Barbour. Philadelphia; Juno
York
Sept 2s-arr Oneida, E.tl,w, NYork Ar
IN schuylk-Ruby Lussei Splendid, DO; Adams DO; Nets
nora Boston r9wbsttsn irolldencei srck del Louisa
Yorh: Messsrole Young. do; Crouch. dos Ers FL
Asnsbela New Hagen; cid Iahn Cst. 81 Thomas and st
Crov; Hetanora. Boston, J Crouch. NYork D Mess.
ri, As,py sarah snn. Victory, Mitchell New
BALTIMORE, sept fssrr Leyap Bath; cid Heman, Rotter.
dam; Direct srsT Nfork; 9sth, Cincinnati olbroot,
Liverpool. Almra, Boston.
Afn,ypn sept aarr Katherine Jackson Liverpool; aid
Esther, Madeira.
RcuNoSp SEPT 2cld Napoleon, for Genoa; Eugene Bor.
desuy George Henry, Lubec; Lyscburg NYerk Morn
ing star Boston Hermosa, Nfok; Paragon, do; WIN Hart,
do; Leo Bremes.
NoRroir, sept qarr Oil Bias sally. New york Post Boy.
Shelly, dol Emily Nantucket; Clinton Fall River; Lousa
do nth Lewis Bunee I'm Prorinestowp Susan Ludwig
Thomsston.
Nrw OaLrlS, sert iseld Euphraes Marseiles Carion'
Young NYoh, Oynihus Boston, Boston Packet Boston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.

NEW CHATHAM THEAVkEe
ron Inn JMME Z AT ATTR S ACTON; ,op~r
THIS EVENING, Oct THE performance viii commsnes
$780, with the comedy Of
, THE KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE ,,,
Ds Luna. Mr. Steven: Ronrq;o;,' Nr Levi.
Mayento, Cline Olmedo, - Mestayer
Benedica, Mrs Thome
Favorte Dance. by Master Wood
After which, the farce Of
THE HUNDRED FOUND NOTE,
Billy Black, Mr. Hill Monmorency, Mr. Meystayer
james, Madison Morgan. Anderson
Dance by Master Wood
To conclude with
Tom. NJ %9 }So.as j JERRY Mrcl
Cerin.hian Kate, Mrs Thorne
Doors open at T. to at quarter toS
Boxe, cent ID and sd tiers 25 pl2 cens gallery ~
MTTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
mence With the opera. called
THE QUAkERt
Steady, Mr. HorncastleI Easy, Mr. Cunningham
solomon, Graham Lubin Edwin
Florttfa, Miss Singleton
THE ROOF SCRAMBLER .
swelvino, Mir Horncastle Rodopho, =, AZ, Mr n1sssn
Followed by the burletta Of
MAN. FRED.
MANFRED, Mr. Mitche. Charley, Mr. Cunningham
Hazard Russell Seguin Hornca ste
To conclude with the burrletta Of
THE BIPEDs.
Francisco, MIR. Or ham Bernado, Mr. EDWIN
Pearcy, Russell lsaasos, - Roberts
Mopparel'a, Miss Singleton.
Dress Circle SO ccntsUpper Boxes Is centsPt shu-
Doors open at 7-curiain rises at hafpast7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
ID E A F N E S S.

T DON'ANGEL CALDERON DE LA BAkCA; Minis
ter Pieaipo,entiar from Donna sabes Queen OF SPAN
TO the United States at Washington do certify that
red Of serious and he TSs painful pess. in NY
BRsApw.yl Also, that DR.. A. CAsT stands among We
eminent of his profession, skui practical Dentt
have known these gentlemen and recommend them a.
worthy the confidence Of those requiring their services
(sisDed) A CALDERON DE LA BARCA. .
ln3-ACOUsTIC DROPS sure cure for the ear-ache and
TEETH.
INSERTED BY ATMOSPHERIC PREssERE, without
friction wea, off, force cut the remaining teeth The
above method obyates all those Teeth plugged with esmsn
loose fastened. ale aned, extracted, &c. Nc.
40 ,,,.s n TAsTIT Nj ID Dentist. 2e7 Bvoadvav.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

~ THE TIPPECANOE CLUB OF THE SEVEN
TENTH WARD are respectfully invited TO attend a
Mass Meeting at West Farms, Weschester County. on
THURSDAY, LIST October, at PM. Members and Bro
Their Tips requested to meet on WEDNESDAY even
ing oc lock- a. D. Horizons Christie and Houston
streets make the necessary Stages will
be in readn,- at d. Horizons, Thursday morning. at
10 O'Clock and rel. in the evening By order,
J. r. ADRIANCE, President.
JOHN y, yASpprEyWXATEER' ~ rres'dt.
PETER PALMER, Treasurer.
AlsrI K,i ri:sr"' Secretaries .so.s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

pLEAsANT ROOMS TO LET, to single gentlemen. iv.
w desirable part Of Broadway. Enqu,re - Brcsdwsy
An early sppicsior will snsvve choce NJ rcons - lns
CHTP TALBOT FROM.LIvRRfOOL.----Co nsispess o.
~ Gocds, per this chip, viii please send their csr1s on
board the shp where sh. SOW dsehsrng Jude wharf,
- HERDNAN KEENAN, 81. sssth street
7 osDoN MORNING. CHRoNICLk.-wsstsd 70 -
IL Of ~ half price hs Lsndon Novnsg Chronseis Ar
ply "a Cortiandt ST. ~ staArs s~1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

BY THOMAS BELL.
(Sores Nos. ~ .fsW and us Futon streets.)

FRIDAY
FUaNITURE-Sale OF gentse Furniture, at iti ee'ook,
ia Warren street Henry, not far from the South bery
Brooklyn, by order OF executrir.
QNAUCTIoN NOTICE-TH0MAs BELL informs hs
IRE nds and the public, that he WILL usual attend 10 sales
OfFuure Groceries, Dry Goods, other mere assdlse
eher the premises bis large sales room Ann and
us Fulton street The usual ADVANCES made on OH goods m
eyofsuperor fqrniure piano ores &c At prss's sale a.
day and ssda The private sale department Is Ne asu.
under the direction of MIR. Morse.
y. B-Apprasments attended to.
by BUTTERFIELD COACHMoN
Store No. 10 East Bvoadrsy.
Out door sales of Grocer Furniture punctuay at.
tended TO, and respectfully solicited.
- MONDAY, October 4
AWNBROkER's SALE-At th. Auction Room, at 10
O'Clock, by order Of Lewis Levy of 4os Grand street
,,- - WEDNESDAY,, October 8.
FURNITURE-At 10 O'Clock, at No "a Mulberry street.
large quantity of Household Furniture. Particulars here
afler.
AT PRIVATE SALE
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
800 ehslrons Liverpool do Delivered the market price
free of cartsgs
n. b. Also 100 Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE-The auctioueer respec tfuI
l. gives sece that he will attend personally the sale OF
keeping Liberal cash advance will be
to the auction store Inventories and
the effects az versions deceased personally attended
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
2s-RIBBoN AND SILK STORES
G. ID. b IL o w Il II IS

hE aRIET s'sH sASsI Arb
Corner Of william and Beekman streets New York. and
100 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
HAS eeastanily hand the following artiele'-Geni,-
Cent smsss Na.io with linen tOso~s collars and writ,
Muslin GGiS1 s aGt With ia ss% ~1i.issal.
Sss, sss i ne, DTsss linen DE- d. ne, cotton do
b Si. and I'd fIsa1sl: :: a. Canton Flannel,
Ladies. silk and ND ss TGS S S 8 nd 'i Drswsrs
Linen Collars and ..i5sne: iii cotton Night Gags
Trimmed 1s sor.srias % %
FFII si'.d 90 90 90 % %
s snss and az e .snsy e Fcsss H.sd.,
Gugsl,ss ss and eo',o9 s,.,,x
sheets, Pisw Case. md Towel.
silk ssd Cotton mbr,las and aruels appesinng to
Scotch Lamb. Wool and Msrno sOehinss and soehs o.
C. B. D. ti.nsfa fer the favor. bestowed him 70, ne
as three s I'M .s@s .si and
N,sGsnemen .mbarkins for - can be in',sn,y s.e
u'o BrEwERs-wsntsd Commission to sell Beer, Alss
nc Tn. advertHer has had 70 y.,rs experience ~ Tins
sr s nts 70 any Brewer Who viii supply AZ
f, made SO Sssi sS." I1Sr,.
~ Ius lso -,sp' s'enoe
A UCTION NOTiCE-sale Of splendid Furniture, Of al
Al descrptions. Saturday IN the large % Ann
$50 THos. BELL, Auctiopeer
TwINEs-2oobal,s Brdport comprising complete assor
sail Tvsss from 81 to bs Der DOZEN bright cOorsd lust
received from the Manufacturers and for sale At reduced
prices, by 80 a.,
DR.. LEVITT, DENTIST,
$50 BRoADwAY-(E Entrance in warren'street)
WIZ. % Scss &. s.is:s: ss
SURE differs from thai usually adopted with the important
eret b wishes s PUBLIC 70 Judge fSr ,hsTss,ss
From With the fracce asa er-
perienee Mr. Levett Dentist most cordially RECON-
mend he atmospheric pressure prneipi e. prssea ey nm,
Hours ofattendance only from O'Clock in the morning es
.clock afternoon. $40 lnis'.
GREAT SALE OF MODERN PAINTINGS, in the grs-
Saturday Eveninx Oct at O'Clock PRECISELY superior
coetios by the most celebrated artists Of Psrs The Pen
inss ready for exhibition Admancs free IRON O.
clock NJ 10 NJ Ladies and gentlemen respectfully
80 n! '''' ''' AARON LEVY, Auc,iOne,r.
TO sPORTsMEN.
GUNS, 1IsT0Ls, RIFLES, se,AT WHOLESALE
g:ssi s:.iii gsn.. f',g,y '-~gss''.
50. ka.s, single sns doskl. barrel
rsre-en Csps Powder Fsshs ssa spertset articles 20
Ho. efl. .ssys ,. .cs s.sS Gee, q .p.rts,ic. q
ss.eture and tsedsce stesh vi! q ecrrsPssa
"s rr,'ss..T usP.s,i. ss nat .s.
- E.KCoLLINs AGO. south Ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

nr5- CHATHAM THEArRE.-There will be great
turn out at the Chatham tonight, and no mistake
The beautiful and accomplished Mrs. Thorne comes
in for benefit, and it would be rash to suppose that
one of her many admirers would fail to purchase
tickets for himself and friends She relies wholly
on the resources Of the theatre, and yet presents
bill which cannot be well cast at any other house
in the city Yankee Hill, the excellent beneficiary,
Charley Thorne, Stanley, Charles, Cline, Stevens,
BIestayer, Mrs. Mossop, Mrs. Madison and other
chose spirits Of the company appear, in the laugh
able extravaganza Of Tom and Jerry, the Yankee
piece Of the Knight Of the Golden Fleece, and the
One Hundred Pound Note. In addition. the cele-
br.ed Wood aud Mr.. Adds go through several
splendid cOmbats with the sword.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
PACKETS TO DEPART.

state OF the Weather yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures, I7 80. w md-SW 80. Fair.
Msss,an s g ... = ssE ..GGII. :"$yy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
Anuse nents.
P1RK THEY'RE

PARK THEATRE
THIS EVENING. Oetobsr !, the performance VIII con
reae. sc c,,h ri Spirzzo
poa.,,h. n n Ls,I,r EIsino. Mrwo
ALTO" Andrews Notary, Povey
The Taf s s 5iPflsfi the
RsFy HSey0H Ha;rs Hill TEN ssssi.
Doors Open at before oeock-Psriormanes
Priees-Bor.s 81; Pit 50 cents; Gallery IS eents.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
THIS rjESHIhsE Ell sSfaTs aH41AhAcTIos
The Evenings IN S9ERTr ne commence WIN
NJ ThfE ~ hgG ETE Xu VILLAGES
Cs:r,e!sr' ey III; R l.s E Eam,Sy:
During the Pan'~ime CALEB vi'i0s by the c0s de
COMIC PAS srYRIEN 1 fet Gabriel Ravs and Mile Kerr
srLENbbi fsr FIREWORKS
An in.rm.on oihs an hour between the p,sss ts
in the Promenade sai an s OVERTURE kTSfIs -.
THE cSJURoR s's FTda THE iGic PILLS
Arranged BY Jerome Ravel. -.
10" Rsss nf' cs Is rSo, GaSrs RaSei Ena M%s u
biiei; Mynhs, Miss KERR Polirano Leon Rs-
'' oh! TSs. I F:sRsd haI Rave. Frog and
Spanish Pas de Dsur' By Msmame 'uoei 'nd "a''si
The piece will with Grand Chinese Dversemens
consisting Of Forty Persons.
no The M9s,cs, Department rs conducted oy ha e"oeHe
% The Orchestra full and eecve Leader the celebrates
BArrIsTs, from the Conservatore, Paris ana freneh
10 No postoonsmsnt at this establishment ON account OF
10 prote eed and the new Saloon which ventilated
from the top and sides be enclosed at moments nouee
Tickets cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
1910.

give the following OF the business Of the unisn
as compared with last year
EXPORTS THE UsIrED States.
1899. lS4o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
BY THIS MOnNING's sOUTHERN NAL

Sales Of Stocks at Phi adephia Sept. 49,
Sli5o Wilmington r. r. 6 lsii, Friday fiat ss shares
Bank cash ss 70 do cash 6S Meehsncs Bank cash sell
Pennsy " anna Bank 4oe.
Second Bcard-7O share. s. Bank, cash. go IS do d. d
do do tat St do Hot Do do
ISd fiat IS SOS draft on 1915 10 Phsd and Trenton Rail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENcE.

PHApELPnA Sept 3oarr brig Virginia Trader, Bray I'm
Kingston ia; WILL Giisw9ld Mobile: Superior De Hart Mo-
be Chs Msguey Popn Havre de Grace; cid Charlotte Ann
yroom, 81 JOHN, NIB. Arr in the Schuylki Geo Wheaton
Adams, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
u. M Dapis, AtlcfiOneer.
BY J. c. MAITLAND,
Store No. 1876 Chdtham S;tiare

DACES-HELL GATE FER tY.-The best route TO the
IL Races from the upper part Of .cy by the Hurl Gate
Ferry Two first rate steambosh III ply on this berry du-
RUG the that there will be delay 10 passengers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

RICHMOND wOoDHwLL,
CON NIL sION NER HANT,
1rA south street,
New York; jes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

SHoE THpEAD-s bales ssssvte4 eeiers, aid oune
s'l' '"'r''' "''ri.i Hc6fri ~; Eco sos,A ct.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-19
MONT TELE APH.

united only in common love of truth,
and love of its work. They are Of all
conditions and constitutions. Of these
ocolytes, ifsome are happily born and well
bred, many are no doubt i'll dressed, i'll
placed, i'll made-with as many scars of
hereditary vice as other men. Without
pomp, without trumpet, in lonely and OBJ
scure places, in solitude, in servidude, in
computations and privations, trudging be-
side the team in the dusty road, or drudg-
ing hireling in other mems cornfehs,
schoolmasters, who teach a few children
rudiments, for pittance, ministers of
small parishes ofthe obscurer sects, lone
women In dependent condition, matrons
and young maidens, rich and poor, beau
tiful and hacd-favored, without concert or
proclamation of any kind, they have ST.
lent given in their several adherence t. a
new hope, and in all companies do signi-
fy greater trust in the nature and re-
sources of man, than the laws or the pop
ular opinions will we'll allow.
This spirit ofsthe time is felt by eyerv
individual with some difference-to each
one casting its light upon the objects near
est to his temper and habits of thought =
to one, coming in the shape of special re-
forms in the state TO another, in modifi-
cations OF the various callings. of men, and
the customs of business to a third, OPEN
ing a new scope for. literature and art; to
fourth, philosophical insight to fifth,
in the vast solitudes of prayer. 1t is in
every form protest against usage, and a
search for principles. In all its move
ments, it is peaceable, and in the very low
est marked with a triumphant success.
OF course, it rouses the opposition of all
which it judges and condemns, but it is too
confident in its tone to comprehend an OBJ
lection, and so builds no outworks for
possible defence against contingent enc
mics. 1t has the step of Fate, and goes
onsexisting like an oak or river, because
it must.-Ihe Dial.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-19
VT. LIT. & SCI. INSTITUTION.

IT is with pleasure, we announce to the
A public, that according to arrangements
already made this Seminary will remain.
the coming year, under the superintend-
ence of the present board of instruction.
The favorable impression, which this
Institution has already made on the public
mind. we trust. will be greatly augment
ed, as the present board of instruction will
spare no available means, in rendering
this Seminary, the frst-of its kind-in
the State
Its pleasant and healthy location, com.
modious building, well selected Library.
extensive Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus afford no ordinary facilities for
Literary and Scientific acquisitions.
The prompt, watchful and energetic
movements Of the executive department
will render it pleasant retreat for the
studious, and safe abode for youth, when
Withdrawn from parental influence. -
No labor will be spared in adequately
fitting young gentlemen for College.
Special attention will be devoted to those
designing to Teach. Instruction will be
adapted to the various degrees of mental
development.
Each Teacher is exclusively devoted
to his department, and will secure COME
tent and acceptable Teachers TO assist, as
necessity demands.
After suitable repairs and Improvements.
the Fall Term OF this Seminary. will com.
mence on the 9TH of September next
Young Gentlemen and Ladies. who ex.
pect to attend, will find it for their inter
est to be present at the commencement of
the term.
Convenient rooms furnished with stove
chairs, table and bedstead, are rented TO
students for one dollar per quarter.
Board at the Institution a. cost. Tn re.
spectacle private families from $3.50 to
$500 per week.
Board of Instruction.
Carleton P0rker-Teacher of Matho-
mates and Philosophy.
Ch@1tes e. B5sbee-Teacher of the
ncient Languages.
= aurora ID. Skinner-Teacher in the
Female Department.
Tuition.
Common English branches. 90
Higher English branches and Lrn-
guages, eIoE
French, Drawing and Painting, each
extra, O. on
instruction in music will be given to
those who wish it, @ PARREp :"
Brandon July l. 1910.
N: 3. Mr.. Bisbee is associated with
the subscriber not only in giving instruc-
tlon' but also in the general management
and interests of the school, so that anv bu
slness la relation to the Institution NAV ha
transacted with him. C. PARKER.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-19
Snuff, only twenty-five Cents.
HMR. MI. HITCHCOCK,s 81,

NJ Invented SN Eff, the hest ar
1lele ever discovered by scientific men. in.
Europe or America, for the cure and alb.
solute relief of Catarrh, Dizziness of the
Head Weak Eyes. Nervous Headaches
Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snuffles, partial shocks of Palsy. &c
For sale, wholesale and retail. bv A
HITCHCOCK & Co., sole Proprietor NJ
LIZ Genesee Street. Utica, and bv tbe;r
agents throughout the United States
E. For sale IN Brandon only by JACKSON
q KETcHAM. In
Phtsford, by Strong & Buck.
Rutland, by DR.. James Porter.
Castleton, by E. Jameson.
Middlebury, by George H. Fish.
pergennes, by John Fl. Bowman.
Burlington. by J. &, J. H. Peck & Co
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-19
Worms! Worms /!
nR. M. HITCHCoCK's unrival-

~ led & unequalled WORM TEA.
a sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange
and incredible are the effects of these
detestable vermin; few persons, and it is
thought none are free from them, particu-
larly females and children. MANY per-
sons go through distressing course OF
medicine without any benefit, when thew
might be relieved by using the Worm
Tea. This invaluable medicine has been
tested by the experience of more than ten
years use, and administered to more than
10000 persons of various ages, and moi
one solitary complaint; on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited.
given their decided preference 10 il, after
trying the different articles sent forth to
the public, and pronounced DR.. M. Hitch.
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, effectual
and convenient remedy that can be OBJ
tanned; for in no one of the thousands OF
instances where it has been used agreea.
BILE TO the printed directions has il ever
failed.
N. B. Ask for DR.. M. Hitchcock's
Worm TEA, as there are many nostrums
abroad for the destruction of worms.
For sale wholesale and retail, by A.
HITcHcocK & Co., sole Proprietors, liz
Genesee street, Utica, and by their agents
throughout the Union.
For sale in Brandon only BY JACKSON
d kETCHAM. In
Phtsford, by Strong & Buck.
Rutland, by DR.. James Porter.
Castleton, by E. Jameson.
Middlebury, by George H. Fish.
vergennes, by John H. Bowman.
Burlington, by J. & J. II. Peck & Co.