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S0tpet1teHeiIh.

60 eben erbalten eincOuanttdt bcrtrefIi,
der @tbinfen, St6nltrrn unb 9pef. g6ens
falls, $40. M1afrels, Saline unp gppfiIde,
lpeltbe febr ipc6Ifsil Dsrfauft werpen am neus
Ell Stobr bon Z. y. gambert
Nraping Wlai $.
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meroen an por an9enommen,

Oie 0lOtcu bon oct Nrrtbampton Denn.
fplponia, spenn 9amftbip, N1cpamcn0n9,
uno Nlefbauice Sant fir Sitter, am neuen
nn0 rpcbfcilen @tobr, gum 9c6ilD ber 2beee
Silte, QScit QCnms9r06e, cterbolb oct 4ten
hey {. y. Qambert
WIai 5. SIN,
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SSUbn 9. OGic6orDs, 2(ouofot,

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BAT feline 2(mt6fu6e jset an Der DruGstei be5
BgrkB & &chnpIkiIl .OotlrmaPa in
Ger OtsYennltra6G 5plbcn Der 6. unp p7tn
Strofe.
NCapin9, O1al 8,
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Bum prtpotz& z&erfouf

Cine rer dltettcut pOufdnoi9Ien uub beIls
9ele9ensn eeutibCn 8uDb0nOIun9rn in bic.
lem Staat, Die ttnuntcrbrccben bic 'anfe6ns
I'tefen nno 9ewinnreih!ten in> unp ausldu
Sllesn Ssf6afte macGt bietrt mau gum Ser
2So' nno anter wclc6en 8eoinsun9en, ole,
me9lgetlteneSn, dnBerit bills (tuo, crfGbrt
man III pet ornferei oe6 2iber0len 8ectatb
ter g. III geNoin9t penn, ent,peber hei per-
io'll'per Anfra9e, ooer burcb pritfreie Drigfr.
Sal!tnt'9e belleben itcb balo 81 meIoen.
O1dr3 8, 1842.
@Sllnfere 6errn gcacsen, Die mit ms
,petbfeIn, iphrben uns bW6 Die 2tufnobmc nee
O6sen, i'll tRre rE(peftipen Sldtter. ,u Ge
9enpieniten perpfihten
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Gin f6 aBbore B8u6,
betttClt:
I9r. I!e5mrtcta SatteEIer'S
0etltll(h& 0rAltttfl ltltlpe1t,

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ittb cine hinIdn9It6e 2n3obI @ubCcrtbeuten
einfuoen, bae tcrNbmtr Q5rye gum 0rHf III
bef6rNern. OaITebi9e 1T Don pleIcn Sau'eus
ben IN Oeutft6lanD nit 9rodem gluBen uub
Soe9en 9elefGn ip0rbCn, rn0 lit Gntb bier lN
Nmerlfa rilhmlihit bcfannt, bcjounere MANI
tben bsutfcben prcOiAern, perftbiebener Con.
fgfitonen, iUeIcbe bereit itno oafcltc III empfeb.
len. Ee CntbiIt fur}e 2(bb1nolunQrn ilb(r
ple prrIdbleoenen 6Nupurbren unb Qfit6tn
oct NEll9lon Sefn gbriitb mo bUrcb Ielne
peutIlrbe nno 9emeinfaBlcbe @5pr1be, ell.
pFeplt e6 ittb SeIebrtCn unb lln9cIebrteu.
9le flare OaritellunQ 96ttIltbGr Q80brtCls
ten, Mnb ote Wlannl9fGItiBtcit ber Se9Cnitius
DC, ireltbe IN cemfcl6en 0b9ebanNelt iperoen,
lalien errpnrten, bAb &c, alien cbrifllcben $eGarn
~ Anerlta etCm 70 Gn9enebm unb erbauIieb
ieln iperoe, iDie e6 Dem CbriitIcben Wublitum
III OeuHCblano 9elpe(en. Scr Ucrle9cr bofft
baber cine binl1naItbe lluteritUBun9 lu be-
fcmmcn, nm rpeni9Iteus bic Soften oGs Qbs
orufs pefrH ~ f6nneu. gs TT bm nc6t
barIm }n thUn, proft init DieIem linterntb,
men 3u narGen f0uncrn fein gn6lped 1T,
iple CT 9taubt, Gin b6bwGr mo bGITcrrr Dae
aIl9emcine l3obl friner OlitmenGcben Gin
tur39efaBter >ebeneIauf te6 2tutors, wirb bies
iGs Sutb be9leiten.
Se0in8un0Pn.
Il 0ae 28erf miro Nabe On GOO Dttap Geis
TEN CntbaIten.
Q. 0afeIbe foQ ftb6u uNp fduter acbruft uno
9ut 9e6nnben mrrNcn.
8. Ser sprele 1T nur Gin 26aler bae grcmz
p!ar - ;ahIbar Bel l!GtcrlefCrun9 pe6
Suh'6.
4. User 10 llntErf6rcitcr fammcIt, mo fir
Die Sc}a3lun9 gut itcbt, CrbiIt rae lite
tlnEnt9glrlcb.
Jobn q. pfaub.
a. Gnbicribenten fily obi9e6 9Serf rrereen
it biefer OrlfPret 0udPuninIi1cn.
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Gcrtia9cmotbtcr tii6tc,

Gcytio9cmocbtcr Gtd6Ic,
Ole ct m9cnrin pohIfll pcrfamfcn miro, ais;
SrttCC6 Sau 9til2ru Gt0bIe
8of. .@ttaufcl 5table @cbrarus %. %.
Slcnc %. 70. S1@icn 10.
Baltimore 10. 3nrb. DO.
8ep6bnIicbc 90. Gu6fUbIc C.
9BrIt6e CT pcrGtbcrt a1e aus orl Gcitrl
WAterloliCn perfrti9t uno n1tG riurm ucu
ell Gtpl Dcr3iCrt 3N Icin-nirbt iltcvtr0ftn
Don ciuj9em aubCrn in per Gtart, uNo rie CT
4cicncn 1T Go pobIftiI at3u9cbcn ais 1c
icnitrro gu faufCn fmp.
pvioueu, Die 0uf hem {anrc wohnen, rDlC
autb Giupobncr Der 6tApt, ,pclcbe @tIblc
t1nfcn lpcNcn, rpnrbcn wobItbuu mcun itc al
obi9Cr Wl0nuMftur 0nrUfSn uuo bcn 0Uf
6Gno 6cinolcbcn 8rc1cn IMP fcbr woblfiIcn
9tof 81 6rfcAen, inbCm CT Qter3GN9t 1T haE
fclne uAbefriebi9t cNcr 9ct5Nfd2t VpN loNucn
9Cbcn DcrDCN.
8rirbcrib 8or bittct fcrncr cbrtrtirti8ll
un grIaWbni6 frinen 8reunDen uno &unbcn
NAnP III Ga9cu fir rtG libcrale itntCgEUeunQ,
mlr mGlc6cr lte i'm Fisher bcitbrntt hAbCE,
un0 boft burtb frcnae 2ufmrrRiamFclt IN
oen 0NICDiffen, bie fcrttonCrMDe GWUit icUcr
9rbrtCn &unbcn 81 DCrrCncn.
9teopinA 8ebrnar s. 890l,
81. 8. 2lte GtNbIc wyHcn auf bic biQias
fen 8epln9uu9cn 70 0n9eitritbgu, ra6 rc'ds
lEn fo gut ipie nCue nu6Icbeu.
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20ertD oct Donfnoten
in NennIn[Donicn,


Sanf ron 2(Ne9Danp, iu SeNfcrN, lIn9angbr.
Seaper, iu 8aeper 90.
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QSofDin0ton, ~ 2GniDin9tcn, ungnna.
&bomber56ur0 gu @0ombsr5burs, 10
@beitsr @nuntD III Q6citdeiter, par
GeIomore @ountD* 81 &Deiter, par
GGumontauu 81 Oermnntaun, par
cjctti@Gur9* 5u Gttti*6urg, Is
Vtmi@toun III 2emi5tauu, 90
lfjcbl2taun ju 9NjDpletoun, S
W(ont9rmNrD Co.. III NprriStaun par
NrrtbumbcrIonp ;u Nortbum6erl. s
9trrtb 2tmerfa# 81 pbil'a, par
glrrtDern 2ibertie5' iu pDi'o par
penniDlpania* 81 PbiPM l3
penn Snuni,bip* 5u Ybil'ny Is
@itt@br9, iu Pitt5bur9, 5
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tN. 80. 3wsi9* Su pittS6ur9, IS
Nr. 80. 81. ;u Grie, IS
rr. 81. IN. gu Seoper, IS
30 90 90 5u gfeu 8ri9tban 65
2rFS GonntD Sanf 81 Neorin9, oeIbloiIen
SorIi6ls btto* 81 Carlisle, 10
@entre otto 81 Selefonts, 9sfblcssn
@itD 8onf III Vtt5bur9, lln9an9bar
@rlum6ja 8rttfen @seQftbaft. Columbia s
S0mntectdl Sanf* Sn pbu'd, por
SpgleStdnn Ditto gu coDe6taurl par
90IFon pltfD~ 81 Gdltott par
erie Ditto il @rie, 90
grM6lt9e ottto. 5t pltt6burg> 5
gtnan9e 3ipet9 5n SPltodpSbnral 5
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S"tll'SF9 ! u. AFU0ete 81 2Sapns@bur9, 25
Tor'nero oltto ron Eaneo1ter* Su Rancaffer, 6
6armsr5 0ttto, non Neooin9* ;u 9iso. par
6arm'r5 II. Wfebonit5 bitto Su pbil'n, por
Sarmer8 unc Ditto Ditto iu Ditt86uro, os6r.
Farmers unb Ditto %. su Tapette So 6ebr
8aruNre uno 90 3u GrSnrott[e ocEroh'
Tranftin bitto III QBaGbnotrn, e
Gjirarb Ditto (Gtrpbem* in 9,6il,o, osfbtoT
Gjirarb bitto+ in Qybi,n, '''"'l~, hE
e1owisEro Sitto IN ,fnrrisb,,ro ~
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6NnSsNnI, Snnf -, ,Hnssh,r, " ""S".S.
ennti,,,nn, &c.,, o. o., s'""' en,'t;,,~ lV
c,'."''@9VGn '''t' :" Hgu''''9'Nh' hh9Nn9.
rS"".a'a S'ts 0''tU Su EElp'stoHib nn9dn9.
D NS"l'm9'Vn ''' III Pg'tM par
o. 5n Eanta't'r 6
osponon . 90. 81 Seo@norn 10
Sn3 90 . 90, Sn Narrett 9ebroben
cSn Nsumtl. 0. H. .0[sEVenIce II pGt!'Hu 10
psronts ~ OSanHf S"ogF9 ,Sfa &ftao,9 SH. n9G:
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gc9en glnicncun9 ree sSrtr09s 6ei oct SrfteI>
lun9--Brfcutnn9eFoltcm pprto uno bc8lsiz
tbClb ipCrpGM oudCrbCm berGrbuCt.
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go sbsn bat bic Qrefe perlaffsn uno 1T in
ber 9rufersi bieisr 3eitun9, einSln unb in
9r6Gerer 3aDl Su babsn, Elm fir Die betrefens
cen 0anowerfrr unb &nuifIer b6bft nhslibeS
9Esrf, 6etitelt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-07
Dr. Ec1Hs' icauiIliag Lotion:


IlGllLf c,trcmc lIr Gazing Nil eruption, coNrsrrss
reucss, nui pmpl's on the nrc, Gcci hands, an,
c''nnh cleansing the completion and removing al dis
ca1c, al rhrskn.
Nothing contributes mnch to general success r.
lietS nm rngrgrI i appearance. This lut'cn udmm
most filTint, MILL >ile wash, and greatly esteemed
10 its VIRTUES IN cleansing 'nirnina, and pu rs ing IN.
kin ~ all Cruriinur, ~ nj fru, to isuc beauty, unt
restoring il to high degree nj purity.
hetnul mud hcHlthnl complexion il the pride nj al
who posNrs it, and lie cav! those whU deprived
t.
good npHclrancei- the beat recommendation; md p,
the he Ing litiOn prrl0c, The SKIN, aud nj
pimplcs, hlotrhrs. un suhrn ard r0lucsS aud produ
cc@ ab"antiu hue it is the on! cosmetic lady shoUlu
Use nj her toilet,
GcntrLcn will al,n ind his delightful remedy IN re-
move all ronghnrSS, pinpcS, rnawOtS, spots rCnCN.
nt The III and md every Mind ut eruption
the II tcc Gt the human bul, II is pr ricu'nlN rec
OmmcnIcl To gentlemen IL he u>td nilpr shryua vii
prevent the UthrrWi.c certain effect Ut all Conmun suap
in turning the heard pfrmnturc' grey.
For silc whol",tc AMI retail by FOSTER & D'CELY.
SOW sor proprietor, and successors tn Hitchcock, CO
III Green street. Utica " Y. WOODSTOCK, j. Moss.
J.. Druryisij White 6vcr Village. !. C.. BROOKS; Wtsi
inrr1l,W. n Srrtl;Nharou, W.DowncrR o,utnn. Down.
e. Neynns ~ Ti,ii Urt.or, \. 4 H. Wtrduer. l2j.y
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,onc and monner vhich mainly indiculed lhnt Lis
mind WINS yocilluing between his prepossessions in
c,yor If Wnson md his ohh,rrrncc or nurde, .
:. who, is i, tina, Won oroposc to do,~
"lrhe is II convicted murderer, he ought to be
,ou. If yon will s,ep over to nv office. | will
read 10 Won the accom-, in the eastern papers, and
eyplaiu several other circumstances on which my
sosui,ons ARE ,,ouuded. If ouy ,hinu i, 10 be
done. 100 much despa,ch canno, he used"
us,r,r,,,,, u,,o,cd III, s,,,dy h,ckyyo,as. man
us he followed the LAWYER ont of the up,rtueut,-
:. |, is STRANGE. indeed! Wl,on always wore an
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-07
COMPOUND PULMONARY RALSAM-

sT'llS Eusum Is now Offered to the public from NJ
cnnvlctlnn that II IL superior In m, Olh medicine
now IN use far The various Diseases n, the chest II, effects
were hrS tested IN private practice AMI the medicine
extensively circulated NJ the solicitation Of many
"ho received the most signal benefit from in diseases the
most distressing aud alarming.
The nrcHrrr oi hi, ha-am tns for several Years raid
'nr'ultrHiriiion ~ pulmonary romplnnis.hl watching
their rrocrr-S investigating their causes and carefully rO-
'tG the effects NJ the numerous Md mos. uppruvtr REM
dt~ which have been prescribed 10y rh, scuns NIL
rrS n nj most kinds nj patent medicines which have
hCrn offered tn the public.
II has been found produce nsrorishirc results In
"hnoplnc-conch, rHtnrh affections NJ he lrrgs, ,iro
N dropOr ofthe chest, l. lror1n. Crorp s,itns
"rhlo H. nan In the side, shortHe,s Of breath. couump
lion and 'OrIr'on colds
ltrtanntes the natural sccrc'ors of ih' system. rro
'nrcs free cNpcrtOralinn md ni,s morbid rritaliy-
Hence its great m II, IN all d-rHses If The lrrr
Thousands Of certificates nish he given ifrecrr ,sary
but NIL that * wanted Tor It's recommendations lair r
~. PrICr 70 cents
Preparcdb! Dr. II. II CARTER. Tor sale nv
J. ROSS
Woodstock. March %. ls'a 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-07
Congress,
Currency, Cotton, Corn, and
SYLVESTER!!

Congress has adjourned, after acngthcncd session.
1nncd IN the annals AT our history Tor violence OF debate
aud lur having produced result favorable National
Financial ~ COmmcrcal prosperity,
The Currency III many parts Ol the Union Inns cqunzed
ITSELF aud although nj such points affairs contracted
still is founded on legitimate bass, and will gradually
become EXTENDED
Those sections that continue under suspension will III
tmatey he compelled 10 adopt means 10 their se
Gle payments become bankrupt aud the the bet
ter.
The Crops fail descriptions, in every part Of the United
States unusually Urge and iii for market in the best
order, and will Orm the best element O hrunl aud
profitable busncS>, aud hence OrwNrd better stale Ol
things may be- anticipated. To aid which, sylvester will
continue tn n'nrd tn the public the best opportunities olr re-
covering their LOSSES, and Of restoring the "od fashioned
umcsn we used ia ejny But words are needless, aud
single glance OF what he offers on the 18Th day Of Otto
her, preceded and ml0wcI by various schemes, varying
from 'irty hcHsand,hTty Eoe twcnty Ho'saHG
Dc. &c. These will be sulcienr TO cuder obvious that
the schemes inr October great beyond all comparisons
The wise will MAKE up their mind whuutheaiuton which
LOTTERY they wish To invest n and will forward Their Or
del, 10 the Old Office.
5. J. SYLVESTER,
$50 Bro1irGy, aud 22 u Gii-St. NeW Y0rh
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WILLIAM BROWNS
C0TPOUND EONESET CANDY,

AIEDlCAIEn-VRlcE ctS,cz ~ CTS, 4 o., l.2 cts,
vi IA rrmrdy that has lNii ed great REPUTATION
Tar the cure Of coughs colds, whCCrrg CCrgh, hthsc,
sore throat aud all diseases O the Clrsi Hl,uii II -
rSvc use fer CLEARING the vorr tor NCCHlisis 81 Itlc
Nprthrr'; Hld in consequence If the extensive sit md
wonderful efficacy or curing the above c,nI hints hns
tr'rd uumh,r ui Druggists Hrd COlieci,r> to r,ru-
irci Mis- valuable cough Cd,. An nItaCi lis jrst
rrn shown nae viii my name STAMPED on the d. wi.
cuv IN deceive the rrlic For tie gCtrirc ven " III
't for " Wan. Browns nunrscI Cnid, Ned cniCd" urd
'cc that the direction is sg ed ~ the proprietor rrf the
ANDY STAMPED Wv. BrnvN." Tho tine article il tor
,lr In Bo,nn, NJ wholesale rnd rriu. by the MhuGctu
rcr corner nj WH,hiI gion ard Fln's II.
Fur sale hy !. A. III MAR. W0pistork VI
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31oetrp.
Specimen nj Incient Spanish Poetry.
DO MT s SHUT YOUR DOOR.

Sgecimcn of Ilcient Spanish Poetry.
DON'T SHUT YOUR DOOR.
Don't shut your door-don'r shu, your door
If Love should cone aud call
Twill be no usr AT all.
II ioHr command, You'd best obey,
Resistance will but hurt Won;
And make (inr that's The safest way)
Necessity vride.
Nor shut your door if he should call,
For that no use at all.
Iyc seen i'm tame the widest beast,
And strengthen too, til" weakest
lie loves HIM most who plaques him least (;
Ills Elvnri'GS are the m"eEest.
The privileged guests who trace his feast,
Have never opposed his gentle call,
FOR that's no USE III all
He loves to tumble upside down
All caSes--a connexions
OF those who fear, or wear a crown,
he mmglcs the affections;
Til u by love is oyerlhrown--
aud moaied gate or castle wall
viii lie no use at all.
lie is strange and waywnrd thing
Young, blind. and full of malice;
lie makes shepherd of king
A cottage of ii palace.
Tia vain 10 murnur-and 10 fling
fonr thoughts away in grief and gall,
viii be no use at all.
He makes the coward brave; he wakes
The sleepy with his ,hunders.--
In mrlh he revelS, aud mistakes,
And miracles, and wonders;
And many man he prisoner makes,
And bolts the door; you cry and call,
But lis no use at all.
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Srnll Of The Gae.

TERMS seO0 n vear 8 30 in oi,oncs. The cost ~
'snorntipn IN an rasce, lc paid bi the suscr hers
SulS'rnions IRE nat received advertiser chis In
serted. rncS> ht rdrrrre payment guaranty uf ray
mrui h, some responsible rerson known ~ the editor.
Suh.crihrr' nav have their card inserted I SfO aha
Eon Subscribers itrSo wear.
1r All COMMUNICATIONS rSi &c afirrsf ~. nosias.
paid, to CHARLES &. EASTMAN.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-07

Qroim Coarersaiioa.-'IIalo.b boy have YOU
any fihrr''
No, have no,-bui my brothers have two or
three
We'll, my dear fellow, what are your brothers
names''
AN named Bill, cep. Sam, and his nam, is
Bob
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-07
HAIR! HAIR!

Important 4iscosery--7Hc great mysir,y found
out al Lis.!

i"'PC' guns 'tHtbttI y J ne SithL WLAVit JVHN'
out al iis:i
IN. STrRRYsiiiIR RcGEtr7 NTOR.-Dr stc--y.
- after mn II attention tn the IN lur1Ht sub "c if-p.
serving the hn,r has after many experiments rlrmicnlar
rh >ral been able IN discover article which II nuW
OBJ ed with the greatest confidence iOr the toilet. ~ the
hts' trg ever G>rnrC Caur it, SUitrHUg and uvHt'rt
qG1liit IN produce good heed # r-tn prevent itruu,
falling oil when hniiC>> Is up1rchcnttl-tn restore It
"hrn badness hi, l1a2n place, and Ia prevent II from
turning grey. II IL more nuur,hn, than pnnainn NJ
Il ne oil, ur Colurcr water. " is heiul article for
ladies' urls makes the hair -ut and vri, and plru-
COS uncommon hrllirnr' Thousands Et, tc.i,d s ~.
rerinr virtue, and cNrccncc and m every ii,snnrc il
stands uurivalird. u IS m mrlllc cure in nh rlrc.
TORS Of the SKIN M the hcId-ts danluit, Nr Nr.-
fvcr" tT.y should he supplied with hnilr # this oil
that 10y is duplication Ia the hiul AID hrlr ot children
the beruIiu and ORA imcut rrpcrd'ae ola frc head If
hair, which nature has supplied ~ mn, be- prc.crvrd
Tor sale, wholesale and retail hy FOSTER n DlCklN
SON, sole proprietor, ard successors to 4 liTCrcncK
* 60. ", G cen street. Utica y Y. WOOuSrurK. hy
j EOSS.jr., D-pgriS';Nhiic River NilaarJ G. Brnnhs
West l'utir-d ". H. Steel; sharon W Duvncr; Row.
ton. DovGer SeyaLs {. I,h, Windsor, "A H. Wan.
Her. l1I.ly
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-07

VIKGINlt NONONGiLIi LOTTERY, Glass fNr I e
Ito he drrwn nj ir udrn, IN ON Saturday. Oct. -,
ID Numbers, 10 drawn ballots,
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AL phiXEG.

Tickets on'y Sl0.--h certificate Of lrcENGc 0. &c IT,
Is will he sent Tor l3l--SmrrS in prupOrt on,
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10T:1N! IoTIcTG!

ccrnnn'c uf package OF - Tickets viii be sent or
Slu0--Shtrcs IN proportion.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
rqin'-en. 2 g sneare-Brootnrh. =. II. Rir-,hurv
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And on, IN Sudden mood, for many day,
From all communion he would start away
And then his rdrcly-callcd attendants said,
Through nights Ion. hours would sound his Ii
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considered in the Combined Order as branch OF
Social Charity: the Association, in consequence,
will bestow, gratuitously, every care upon the
Child until it is four years old. The Association
defrays all the expenses Of the nurseries where
the Children are taken care Of. Of this gratui
toas care be not extended beyond the fourth year.
it is because Children eftsr that age will make
themselves useful enough to pay the slight expense
of their maintenance.) The Series OF Nurse. and
Assistant Nurses will, like other Series, be paid
By dividend out of the general product.
The guide to be followed in The details OF tau'
cation is the same as in the whole mechanism of
Association; the great object Is ,s form Series OF
Functionaries and Functions: following this rule,
it will be necessary to form Series of Nurses and
Series Of Nursery Rooms, and to class the Chill
dren according TO characters and ages.
Early Infancy, which extends to the age of two
wears, comprises two Glasses of Children. which
we will call Stockings ard Weaned.
These two Classes are subdivided, without dis
tiscton OF sex, into three divisions forming Sc
ries of characters, as follows
The Quiet, or Good-naiured.
The Restless. or Noisy.
The Turbulent, or Intractabe.
The rooms occupied By these three Classes of
children, must be sufficiently separated to prevent
the Turbuleh from annoying with their screams
the Quiet or even the Restless, who arc rather
more manageable.
The Nurses are in constant attendance; they are
divided into Groups, and have their duty to perform
by turns, 50 that they are relieved every Two hours
At no moment of the night or day must the Nurse
ries be without experienced overseers, who are skill
fuin comprehending and satisfying all The wants of
the Children The mother, if she chooses has no
other duty than TO attend at certain hours tor the
purpose Of nursing the child. This duty performed,
she can be absent from it, and devote hcraoit to all
the occupations OF the Series to which she belongs
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MURDER IL BosroS.-On Monday night, David
Kcefc, an Irshman, residing in Garden-stree most
nhumanly murdered his wife BY beating her over
the head with club He had returned home par
tally intoxicated, and some harsh words with ms
wife led TO the preparation of the diabohca deed;
4 ne woman was found dead the next morning, ana
the murderer had fed A watch was kept. and
the next night keefe returned to his house and was
apprehended
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V,ectnre.-The regular weekly Lecture viii be des,
cred This Evening, tFridaJ0 al the Lecture HAIL. III
HxaY
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IS ISOLATION;
Plan for a Re-organization OF soeiety.

e TIE Edior,hip Of this COLUMN di.iact from that q
The Tribsne Letters the subject are to oe
po,t.paid 10 A. BRISBANE 10 Leouard,trect Fer York
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NETWORK INSTITUTE, c151 Essr BROADWAY.
The principal E. H. Jenny, A. NJ, respectfully announ
ces TO his patrons the public generally that he has
completed his for thorough course OF nstruc
ton in ALL the various branches ENGLISH AND CHS
sIcAL EpucArIos. The above institution nov compr'ses
four istInc; departments each OF which under the man
ageeut OF teachers who well qualified and who have
had long and successful experience In teaching, VIZ
The CLASSICAL DEPARTaENr-which embraces all stud
les requisite for admission INTO any COllege-w be In
structed by tbs Principal. -,
The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT tor Masters, embraces iuH
and complete course of English stufies-infudns NOR
ough knowledge OF practical 6ookespg by double and
single eniry,--wl be instructed by WILLIAM s HALL.
The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for Misses and Young La
dies will embrace all the branches OF solid nnd poite CO.
ucaiion and will be instructed by Miss NJ Do1Y ana s
H. %AspBuRN. c,-,.
The PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. fer small Boys AMI o .s
will be instructed in Reading Spelling, Elements OF a,ih
neiic and Geography, and is under management OIL MIS-
J. WAsHBuRN. ;,,,.
The Music Department is under The direction and T
ten OF Bepj Wyman, successful teacoes u 'ose' A''
strumental Music. oo,,
French Drawing and Painting by the best prolessors
r. For the explanations OF Chemistry and Phiosophy
a valuable and complete apparatus has been procured
TP Pnns NAV erier at any tune Wltfout inconvenience
N rho TEACHERS or any interruption to the classes and the
CHARGES viii commence from the tune OF entrance.
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