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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
No. AZ.

footsteps behind her, and almost broathlcss,
she arrived at the cottage.
After making some enquiries about the
little sufferer, and giving directions for adj
ministering the medicines she had brought.
Ellen left the house, and was almost in
stanty accosted by a person whom she re-
cognised as Edward Norris, young law
yer, who had more than once offered her
attentions which she was by no means in
clincd to accept. At any other time she
would have shrunk from his society, but it
was late, and she felt almost grateful for bis
protection. The first step he tool; by her
side, showed her that he was intoxicated
and more frightened than ever, she hurried
on in silence, till she reached the gate be.
fore her uncle's door. AS she put her hand
on the latch, it was opened from the other
side, and there stood Charles Cermane.
whom she supposed had gone to III
without her. Rather would Ellen have
sunk into the earth, than have met him al
that moment. Casting look Of contempt
on Norris, and bowling coldIy to Ellen. he
passed on. She saw at once that appear
onces were against her; and with a feeling
Of desperation, she shut the door in her
companions face, hurried to her room. and
/ burying her face in her pillow, gave way
to anguish unlike any other the heart can
| experience.
lie surely will not leave me-" she
thought, "without seeking an explanation
YET how can ! explain! Mo- Lucy's Sc
crot shall be safe with me, even at The risi, Of
ny dearest hopes" And hnecIing, she
sought strength to her noble resolution, from
source which never faileth tie upright il
heart.
A feeling of calm and holy resignation
came over her, and, taking a book, she re-
solved to sit up till Lucy's return. The
hours sped slowly Chi was on the stroke
Of midnight whena sleigh dc she'd up 70 the
door, and in moment Lucy, coldand white
as marble, entered the room, and dropping
into chair, burst into fit Of hygtcrical
sobbing.
Lucy, dear Lucy, what is the fa4ttor'"
exclaimed Ellen, much alarmed.
At the sound Of her voice. Lacy's sob.
redoublcd. In her agitation. her CLOAK fell
from her shoulders, and had she been wrap.
ped in her shroud, Ellen could scarcely
have been more shocked. Arraved il hcy
hall dress Of thin white muslin, her neck
was bare, its SNOWY wilderness Geariu.ty
spotted with deep purple, tie eject Of tic
/ intense cold. \ frili Of rich blond i,i, from
her shoulders, which was Ioopca up from
the elbows, leaving the lower part Of he,
arms uncovered even by gloves, while OF
her red and swollen wrists gii;iared the Gta
bracelets. As her eye fell on them, she BE-
came calm. Taking her hand, Ellen sale
kindly:
Tell me, dear cousin. what has happen
ed WHY have you come home in tAi
strange way, and where is Frank Dor
fordl"
DO not mention him p exclaimed Lucy
Inevcr wish to hear his name again; bu
viii tell You all. did take your money
stole it--and boughttho bracelets to salts
fy my vanity and sinful love Of fnery. Oh
lam justly punished. During our rid.
! was perfectly wrctchcd at the thought O
r what had done, but in tho excitement q
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

General HARarsos was born on tae a,A of Feb-
rlsyy, INA lie will therefore be g. yesr' Of
age in + esyuary next.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

SARATOGA WAFER. + ON ti4 Iodnr Spring,
- The iodine Spring contains much more io''ig al"
C-,e If ,I,s nc.a Khan any other 'ouHrain, aud con
sqnent is the most powerful alternative aud aperieni 1t
Is highly charged with Cabonc Gas, When readers 1t
KELLOGG, Owner Saratoga Spa.
Sold n, wholesale and al in New-fork by A Il. X
sand. Druggists 20 and 100 Fulton-sreet at retail by
David Sands TO - East l'-o'dwsE n Chiton' 40
prca1w,v. Miibzu ls3 R.oadsav; Slocum. O. rner of
rroadw ~ and Chambers-st,eet; Souiiard Dsur 81
Broadway and Park Row: Rush'on AsPs" al 70 w
liam street; DR.. Minor 1873 broad*Ay dart &c oFoau-
49,, i'm, 6ii BROADWAY: Dodd, 6i2 Broadway Cog
nail i2l Pc=r-street Bi!ince Roqcnnhcr 81 Bieoek-
cr-s,reet; Hill 20s Greruwchstreet Jen-ings 6ennet
los Gree, wish-s:rre; Burger 81 CofuAnd-streei Rot
I'm LOS East Bro .dwRv. sIf 'HI
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
Bv order Of the Grand Inquest
II. l.. SMITH, Foreman.
J.. *. OSBORN, Sec.
y,x.r-l sent. .. ISL T. -

ASEcDorF-A RUSSIAN lady being engaged 'e
dinner with NJ dc Talcyrand. at that time Min
i,tcr Cor Foreign Aaair.. was detained I'LL hour
by some unexpected accident The furnished
guests erumblad aud looked at their watches -
On the ladys eutraure, one OF tl!c company OBJ
served TO lis nciehbor in Greek, ''Whcn We
man Is neither young nor handsome, she ought to
arrive bciimcs" The lady turning round sharp
H. accosted the satr.st in the same language =
:. - hen a woman, said She, = has the misfortune
to dine with sayages she Always arrives too soon
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

PREsENrMEST.-Ihe Grand 'dry oil the Nou''
ef Sessions on brisqing their labors for the
CHI, p.,...,,,,o,, which
c1osc' maze INC r'"""'"S
was read bv the Clerk. copy ordered 70 be tur-
-; Loa - 10 NIo,,r md ,bc ORIGINAL placcd on
'''"0N ~ '''e
file
Tho GRIND Inoucs, in aud fer tho Civ and County
OF New-lorN do respectfully present
Tim, they have oiyen tbeir labor rus attention 10
.a ."s s',V 5 - connloin,s coing ,hroueh
~ W -. Or. tso 49, [,,.e bcnT exrced
enc io'.Do ,r -, ,r;i.l o,j mini,
r"r,, r ,Ie rbarses helm, for
r S.'a' "a T. lr,...i,.I - ;.,,,us,,,.es of
t'So'" ":S' , 80 i,so,,, i've ,,ro,,,
.,uca n',' No., h Gr,"d Inrv
a'to" VI e.uS aSs' 3,,.,rs 10 he is
,,;o,, ~, he. rnrr Of . rl-
,on oc - . j., li,;,,.ous contention
sOr ,r,, ,.os ,,,.9 ,r, n,. e,ter submit
tqd 70 I'm b,r iolivi .,l, should waste their liuie
a., ,Isror,irS in ,ticndinrlo GIVE testimony
hsgo-. ,ic cr,nd INQUEST ard the Coart OF Sessions
10 n-s nv COMPLAINTS 10 an issue subicclnG Gu;
..ns y, b L,r,ten oc attending as iurors 20 decide
,,,n s,,L ,;1;,c ro,,,ers rhe Grant Inquest
won3 49,. ,,.,jr- he magistrates before whom
,bs - r;,olly 5,de cor!d no; in the
erarc.a 90 md ,srru,a,inr judgement dis
oonr,ca ,Lc o-oners;,, bv suitable adnon,on. or
DISPOSE &c tho r,.i.r hy holding the accused bail
to keep the peace 10 cases unmarked by circums,au
ces OF criminal consequence; or whether many ct
these petty accusations Of assault and battery which
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

INeENsSss sCssIOE. at l35 Wooster street,
~ the fourth door north VI Prince street They that
have and disposition to mproVs II, IN the Pur-
suit OF some ,cfal study Will here fId agreeable teach
ers a larce comfortable room aad convenient angle
desks The term, are moderate bookkeeping by dou-
bic entry Penmanshp Arithmetic and Algebra are taught
ard u1IiGeo 10 the comp uliost scholar
viii commence this Evening, Sept. 20, loi between
Z, 80 49,, nd IJ,rston Is so Nv
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
ga FAR7l EOH SALE, or Exchange for City

RIA FAEs11 FOB SALE, or Exchange for City
ef+s property-A Farm III Queens County, L. H. con
- taurg between 80 aud 81 acres OF hrst rac Land,
in high state of cultivation. TIE Dwelling aud Out-
house, arc all now and first order, with never
falling well Of COED water apple orchard, &c Tne dis
lance Is nine ies from New York The above property
l be sold Or exchnged for city property and posses
ION Given Immediately. Address b. III. $ at this oice
' 81 3tawtf
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

sion.J JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ n.
The subscribers proprrtors Of th> valuable Spf1g
are now prepared to supply the voter 10 'efc a"l'' no
,o psck.t Sims and famil.s ether quarts or pn's
us up and packed the comPio'e niA1nsF and on
Tie most favorable teTra~.
ABB q D. SANDS, D-ucG.t,
- and 100 Futon = Sew iora.
aso CIR salo ~ DANIEL SANDS & co.
Isl,U.asn No. - Fast Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

follows:
Leave IIicksville at y O'Clock, 4. ~. and II ID
Leave Hcinrstcad at % minutes past o'clock, A. h.,
and 20 rnu,c, before o'clock, f. w.
Leave Jamaica St o'clock, a. u, and :! o'clock, r. d.
Leave Brooklyn at y o'clock A. v anc O'clock /. vi.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Hick,vil.e at :. a. H., and o'clock. p ~
Leave Hempsica nj - minute. past A. N aud min
u;,. before ! O'Clock, r. NJ.
Leave Jsiaaica ut u o'c ock, 4 NJ. anc II p NJ.
Leave B.ooky n =; y O'Clock A. VI, and ?. NJ
BY the above arrangement passengers taking the morn,
ing train viii have time Yt kocka~ay and the several
villages on the route M return Stag
run regularly o. arrival of the cars, 10 Eockawsy,
Hcn,astcad arbor, Glen Cove Nheiiley, OYSTER gay,
Huntington. Babylon Shutdown lsip, LII SIcdiekor >
Hotel through the Island TO Greenpor and sg liar
Dor. D.,
Fare to Bedord, ioi Eas, NeS-ioTk ~ cents
to Jamaica - cents 10 Brushyiile - Wesbury,
earle Place aud Hampstead, 50 cents to HicAs'le 90
cents. 80
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
R,BuoNs,KlneoNs. RIBBONS.

.sUIITsRS orrrba. rg good. tor .sh ;aviiet 20
III call and eqar ice the large and drAbe 8 or fe.:
Of Goods row being spevSd a, H.,
silks and Rbons Of every tte together Tl'h all aTtieiss
necessary Millinery purposes hieh Flii he sofa
IL w. BONNET MILLER, 1851 William stree
Cheap AID splendid Fall Rib5ons
AZ J. DRUMMUNis 20 Grand. has Just feeei'ed iro =
We Aucii.n & most splendid assortment o. HihS anu
Ribbon. which he caa aud will sell oHer hsn gay Joof
down town hose country milincrs. who % ilocra''!
par-nlzed hn as: yea, requested 70 call ans e. AZ.
inc bis stock as he will sell small advance On :ac'ioN
prices Leces nd Ed-ags, retailed lover than aly ore
@sia5li;hmen jaconei SWISS ara BOOK
geaeral assortment Of Fancy Goodt ooo +. ,
N.B. Coored Six velsets 81 per yd at Sos Grand
street. sI5 IN
NEW FaE4s. GV0 DS.-ALFRED sdlIt.
Merchant Tailor No. 1876 Fulion-s- would lHv;ie MS
friends aud the pchc cali and examine ms soca oil
ne Fail Goods consisting OF Cloths, assnercs no eS'
lIgs .uited the fall trade Gentlemen lcovus their or
ers may rely upon ;heir 9e fulfilled IN tie mos salts
factory Terms moderate-Cash on delivery. : u
CEa.tFt1 Is CLUE, y,
(succEssoR = GEO. PEvsCEER,)
AEAN FACTuRER or PAPER Bones. l2I William
~ street. every possible shape, style ami vareiy Ter
the OF any aeoi business Constantly on iand iH2s
of Square Boxes, plain and fancy single, and
IN sets; also
Genuine German Cologne Water ilnored and for sale
at Il very low pric,. - ''N
g,AIE, 81 WINTER GO0Ds.-H- WILL
l. LAMS d co. would politely invite the Ladies to cal
and examine their large Splendid rrent Of plain
figured plaid and striped Mcu,selae de lnihes' Ut all
prices from 10 shilling. per ward. Taslioas and Sik:
Of all coors together with fall ri French and
English Meruos Fl=nnels &ciu short full assortment
of rull and Winter Goods. for ssc cheap i
HENRY WILLIAMS & co, -05 Greenwich-sL
NB-FreGch, English and American PrHt', FROM. ID to
3 shilliaes 81. I'M
lTEDECATED CANDY safe, pleasant and
I'VE different apcrieni, prepared for children by T. !"
II IDGKINS Conf,G i,ner. ~ Cot audf-st 81 In
To CssHHTEsY MERUssANTs.
ItOR~ErS GrG,emcn', Iics hni Braces. Il wholesale,
I cIenn a. CHI ha T. LOVE. ia West Erop.ivAy,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
FROM GOSHEN.


follows -
4 Passenger Tram dily. except SunfHys leaving the
depot at 4. N and pSIGc al any OF tue following
places where passenger, desire 10 !eii or talk
np VIZ Chester, moe Nillaee, Turner'S Monroe
WORKS Ramapostatiou, uirrns, Pascac DIau'c.y'lie
and Persa Mt. arriving the steamboat Uuea at Ne"-
York. at -: NJ.
4 FrcirIi Tr0is .rirsetiy. leaving the depot at , p
Nj on Mondays. Thursdays AID Satuidays' stopping II
required at Chester, Mohroc Village, Sc"aa'l lie IuF
ucrs Monroe Works imspo station, euiern', ra,c c.
Grcenhush BlesyetyIlle AID Fiecmon arriving al New
York b; The Company's steamboa: and lfeg ht brSe'
FROM NETWORK.
4 PnsssHgr- Train ddif except Su1i 70. l'aving the
{ OF 81 Ahany-street IN the Steamboat Uil "a CAPTAIN
A. r. Schultz at A. ST. and arriving ~ Go-hen ~ H.
4 Frt;eAt Tram u:-ofthy. leaving The loot al ted 2
street IL / T. !, 90 Mondays Tharstays aud Saturdays
and u.riy!lg ct Goshen 10 T. 81 stopping places The
..Inr i nd the IT, NJ rom Goshen.
,s cursrs hy tn arc informed that no
breakfast vil b. furnished - the boat OF en- the road
They a5c requested pHrcaa-e tickets io;c tIsing
seats t- cts q li persons from NeS ork or to-
apy eoot here tickets are sod, VII. BE- ch'r- a. VA
passengers II they neglect purchase tickets oct1fr
tlliina their seats.
For eiga or passage, inqsire at the comPany, doc
in Nezy York Al tie foot Of Abanf- REG; or a M 'af
Gus dep,,s along the rous. IL. 9. SCI h'ltH'
Superintendent and EnljGeeT f--' m DIVISION
~ - Now lrk { Ere Z siroa 4.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
FROM NETWORK.
GREAT ALTERATIONS:


81 ro4i Harlem. The proprietor embraces
lcll.E=EE@hc earliest opportunity Of informing IN
friends and pubic general hsi ~ Is prepared TO
run IN, new =ad >plentid line OF Stages fem the norm
Ar,e-isau Hotel Boaory to BE " c. keiasefs Har'
sr Ri:er Maasiou House regularly every half hour
the dsv touching at intermediate places along the
route and ras their passage through IL about IN hour
Nea: snd spacious apartments are Utica az on each enc
Of ta route Tor the confor, ard convenience o passen
rers TINS aew arc we'll regulated !ire running nearly
ouhe the number Of tips ta tina. tao Cars do on The
track gives decided Advantage over tAen topping
mcca ioaCer sach trip heil o-sr AID 2iviac passen
gc:s sufficient FIrta!se OF every k'EG OF refresh
men; bier are always o2t hand and served up Il The
best possible terms suitable 20 the tines.
gowe-y and White Hall Stages usual every I'VE
,,ir,,tc. during III. day !. MURPHY,
~ sr Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

BOARDING IN NEW-TOkR.
NESTLt.MEN visiting New-iork will fnc quiet and
Va pleasant home the GRAHAM HOUSE, No OS-
Barclay street, where ample accommodations arc IL
times BOarders and afforded at mod
crate prices by the day week No fumes Of Tobascu
or Alcohol will be found tnint the atmosphere.
N.B. A few permanent Boardcrs will be taken
New Yorh AnrlI l7th Isll. " ROSWEI.L GOSS.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

OAasDENds.-SiHglc gentleman (and no othersH
a) residing the lower part OF the CITY can be ac-
comm odaed with good Board with without roous,
z6 Fulton-s Also three four have Dinner only,
If desired. lc24 IT,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

BOARDING REDUCED Having taken tho
ID large and convenient story house one block from
Broadway, where gentlemen be accommodated with
good board for $3.50 per week also single beds and plea
rooms, by applying No Howard-st cor. of Elm,
entrance in Elm. street jy2l II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

wafer Of this ag having recently attracted the acn-
IN, of - mlnvnf the vsterS Sa Htog and its effects
IN the system heinr al,cndcd with such happy results IN
various diseases the propcioTs ere induced TO incur the
expense OF having ailaized by oic OF our moot e'ncIt
chemists The result of hich proves II 10 be one oil the
o> highly meticnic at Saratoga and a. such II
= now ole. ed to the public with the confident assurance
mat its virtues arc unequuled comparison " IN the
noly,i, of either Of The Springs will show the fact
Gallon of this water contains the folio wing lngredi-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

AA sD0n1s TD EET-, room aud bid
a with closets, panrics &c suitable for SINAI family
A.o large room, extraordinarily well lighted, sua-
bic for A work shop Inquire the premise of
- n JOHN LOCKE, IN rear of 81 Ann ST.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
sNDsA EsUESHER CAOTEa.

gNEALtRS in this article be Rot deceived lfyou "oH!d
~ retain your customers, supply them with the artci;
which acknowledged by every consumer who mas tred
a. greatly superior any other My Cloth or carrihge
makers purpo,cs marked A. has never been equaed Tor
Beauty of appearance hardness and durability while the
IA Cloth. which sc from 90 to ~: cents per yard
warranted in every respect fully equal to ard generally
much better than the Cloth made in the ordinary way
and with he snail old fashioned machinery good sup
DIV now Oh hand of ,hs various qualities
HORACE II. DAY Su.cessort. RoxhuTy |. r. Co,
oro 9n l26 Madsn-lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

3DEEAsAN,g fsSONaS and good Family Board
may be obtained by few persons OF quiet habits nj
Is Murrayst Th location very central and Cd every
account .esirsho rn4iianca ,r25-f
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

TIOUND.-A wher barrow. The owner may obtain
l. nby calling $50 Pearl ST. and paying expenses
sy33'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
SEVENTH WARD GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

OBJ Division St, neor { ii nton
rs7nIS School Is open for the reception OF boys. an
excellent Classical and Mathematical Teacher Is also
c,,;ed win .e Principal and their Efforts will be- joined
to give students speedy and thorough preparation Tor
College or The ,,ouuting House.
IL m adjoining room small boys are instructed IN the
Elementary Branches to prepare them Tor the higher
ci,ss,. Instruction given a;-o the French and Spanh
Iorrpagcs I.l-GtT HORACE COVELL. Prize pal.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

M TO A. ETA. Ne. Rocaeiie new gnd hand
I. ~ me store near the steamboat landing. good
stand Dry Goods ready made Coihng OF Shoe buSi-
nes. Inquire of l.. Moore, No IL Chatham at New
-, s2j3-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
s C H o O l. S
GLASSES EIOGsJryOTA ENG
= ELlAl & Il II ED -LL,ssL.. Il :, L

GLASSES IN Il dOGsJTz AND ENG
X LlSiI GRAUtlAss-PRl FESSuk BAR
Der has commenced his lectures ana lessons IN E!ocu-
iion aad Enr>h Grammar, for fan at lO3 Warm
street. The lessons IN English Grammar arc Couvsr.
sauonal lessons required 10 be cornai ted 10
memory.
\ series ef Readings aud Recitation, by Professor
all cca rcEc- - The lecture ycsum of Natural
II s'orv.r next ve-k - /.
L'VEH.NG 2hCTUKs~ ON BOOA-
Il KEEPING, o. THOMAS JONES, Accouu,anL-A
Class FORM &c receive course of Lecture, IN
tn. lmporian, study Tie rcmbcfS of this csss will
the additional privilege ofaueacng 10 rrcei-e pri-
To those however, whose object
possess comprehensive knowledge OF the principles
that they my be competent stgate and aaaly
accounts Lectures viii be found fu sufficient al
transactions discussed viii be cScmpfed on the black
board.
For particulars i-qu-rc the ICONS s] Brosdway.-
Just publshc and for sale rooms The Principles
and Practice Of Book kccrirg
1E>TiioNIsL-iae undersigned have examined he
Principles and Practice OF Book keeping. BY Thomas
jones' and pleasure ,ta.ng hat he has done much
for The Of this branch of knowledge. Tie
OF work commend t,;ro. Civ 10 the attention
Of every youth no chooses commerce for hi,
II SCHAPER.
With NeSS5s. Prime. sIa.d Mag.
;. II. PERSON,
WIKI '. Tappan & Co.
VI : WHlrTEMORE,
WI h Gutter, GuSley, n Co.
New York. juno 9Th. ISL. ~ LISA Tues
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

Ia VACANT LOTS TO BE LET-Nos-
nri :U9 and 2l Franh lin street West each 20 by
100 feet Ponession Immediately. Inquire Of
,ll Ina r. COPCUl'r I05 Washingt0n-st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

sE. sNN'S IL ALL, FEUSs1sNii A.. d.
T3NIItS Institution dedicated TO The cause oil Female
Education upon Christian principles. The members
of tho ms tuition Chi-tiin Family Ct "heh the
Rev Dr. Schroeder and Mr Schroeder have the general
supervision The Direclress will attend to the manners
Of the pupils particular attention TO the Loun-
ory with n view perfect ncGine- health and eoinio't
During the present VACATION the Rector tose hcr WIN
Mrs Porter the principal GOverness, ani Mrs Robe s,
the Tcncher of Music. intend vi,inc Albany Utica, and
ruff- on their way Niagara Falls. and will be happy
to NEE, au, Of the Of the institution either of
those places and give th particular information.
The Sec eary Will the Halt Ia receive april
ton for the next which commences the 18th of
O.,ohar s23 lw-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
ETXTENsayE Sale OF VALUABLE PRO
r. PERTi Al New-Bnghtoa, Staten Island by sub

EXTENsssF; Sale OF VALUABLE Pro
- PERTI al New-Brghton, Staten Island by sub
scrption. -...;. -
ma for the sale Of five hundred block or
parces land embracing tue most dearable ana Dest 10
ca ed port Us Of their popcTy coch parcel continuing
40, - rIon I'M lois Of 70 by 100 feet and OF
them containing rl7 one 10 h'e Hcres on several %
tlem are Ieai.d improvements, comprising large mao
hou.c d.chs etc etc. IN perfect order.
THO nan adored for dispensing Of the ABOVE property
presents great Inducements tho capitalist DESTROYS OF
making good Investment and TO all VINO may WAN 10 %
tain country residence al very mole'ae price, ana IN
nosition the must bic IN the vicinity ol Nfw-York
For the prospectus PLAZA and details Of inc same apply
10 HENRY LYNCH President, at the Office Of the As
.oci ,t,on No. Hanover stIcct, up stairs
Books Of subscription are opened by EDWARD NJ
COLI ESQ Trustee, at Office of tho sewYork Lfo
aud Trust Company, No 3c Wa!l-St by order OF The
Trustees rur' u
\ The 1:YMNAssCjI, 2J5 Greene and 20 Ann
streets are now open daily GeaemoG subscribing have
the privilege of exercising bOs the establishments In
,d.o 20 every implement made Of IL the regular
Gymnasium there are a bowling alley, qnoi,-ground,
2allery and large open space for running
jumping &C. exclusively for the amusement oil the ms
-. -.
W F. respectfully informs parents and guardians that
unior cla j. about being formed AID WHO VIII exercise
l~ay- under his immediate suPerin'endence Oh. ,o..
Fencng and Sparrins taught as asua upon iAe 'H''~
eyepn% ei1s. will be formed early period and
-onti.Ue during the Winter
5IFrsIiENGED AVA 49, -, 80, ~. .,,,
= ITO nogn ,,rWrtD JUICE OF rhE GRAPE coH-
IL OF 70 STUB. Directions tor diuag aeeonpaHy
eg each sot.ie aThe sample ofthe Frat Of the Vine,
which you been kind 70 send
ne, Is noe o'' EDwAgD c. DsLAvAx."t
beautiful ard delicious arrieie and evidently free
~ ,nadd.Giug quality when, IN fiTmeated Wines,
ifehi No. ,nc,ye 20 the soul, ard bo.iss OF mes"
Is % fJour. ofAmTemp. Union-
ILL., Il. Fffpe
md hen properly diluted with makes very pure,
o.autifol and pleasant beverage
oil inn lChristisn Observer, fnl,,- --
y OsRyTOOD YEHEERe.-fviO re- Jug
IL received WIDE sound and superior gHality, '"f S1
ow Mahogany Yard, 4o9 WashiagI npaI,r
sll in' ------
UIas,s-.O baskets Rust q ais: 10 t-i "
" "A GRINHELL, MINTURN W 70 sou'A'"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
,g,n VFag CO. Rl1~ or TEE CITY or

rs7sF Y - 2 & 4 = 80 = WL' = - = " -
4 NEW YOoh-protsssor bArSLi "ii' organize MS
- Ci.-c ,r i-iri;-y.ca IA the French an2ragc
.re 0th Septeneer r>tau a.o the 5tn aud 1914 Of
t,.ber ne.e 4 q, Is airo-dg formed ior those VINO
hl.ag acquired 4erihle kro"l d. WEN 70 peteg,
,..sl,es hv rory.r.ition Ciss of Young LADIES Will
@ y. attended r NJ As those no JON the diffSreet
C.s at the abae mentioned dates III en- ~ many ad
.an,ages he requests early Application fro'. !" can De
1.-THE bc,r.g A. y or after P. NJ ms residence
1881 Bcoajay second door from the corner OF Broadtay
an. Grunn- .tferL. siI III
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

sDDAEsDiSG.-Faui and srgc gentlemen eau
ID he we'll &C ,omm date, with board md pleasant rooms
Mrs Nix s. rupp's, l6 Broaiway A font Parlor
(now vacant with bedroom and piutry adjoining, ehsr
furnished rnl,hed. Also siugle oons with srasest
SC deeinbe for the winter, to be had on apple tou as
TO-, r.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

II fErs. and 3sis- es oifo;,'s siOardin. and
Day school. No L Amiry-st'eet, few doors west Of
Broadway \ wlck-Thc Fall Term Of this Institution
commenced Sept Isl, under arrangement, Tor tho
rlo'iaiol of purs IN daily, also III wecs!y and semi
weekly courses o; tnstrucuon.
order Of RocitatIons and Lectures.
9 O'Clock. a. VI daily-sibc and Ecclesiastical Ancient
Modern History.
IS O'Clock. A NJ Mondays and Thursdays.-Ordnary
erci.e> of L, lll>h Grammar
Tuesda and FRIDAY Mue'alogy and
Geography.
Weduesda, s-Cricisms Compositions.
II o'clock A. ii, Mondays ana Thursdays-Aien,al and
Nor Philosophy.
Tuesdays Wednesdays and Frdays-Physioogy.
II ". daily.-Cainihen;c> aai Nccs iiusic.
| "P NJ dailv-Arithmsic, Geometry, aud Natura!
Philosophy.
Penmanshp Ia the afternoon, BY Mr. D0LBEAR.
Ladies TOT IN constant attendance at the School, may
be come Ted with any particular class classes, having
prepared their lessons "a; home.