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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29
Gournud's
Nj ARRIED

On the Is October by his honor The Mayor John Giles
OF this city, to Ann, daughter OF Ebenezer Leach oil ann
90 Thursday evening, October lslh by Rev r. Hoyt,
al Morrisiana William Augustus Stebbins Esq TO Miss Jua
Morris. ,,;, ~ ~
leigh 10 Mrs. Mary Dugan, both OF this CITY
Al Newark N. j., lee 2bih October, by Rev. Mr..
Cheevcr, Horace A. Geuld Of this city, TO Miss Sarah
Marsh of former place.
Tae times It's thought, will now be better
Obligations all iu6lrd 10 the letter
And much small change we III have ~eers tod,
Since Mtrsh at once has turned TO Gould
At Rrooklyn on the 26tb Octaber, Mr. Charles A. Strong
to Frances Ann daughter Of Joseph L. Lord, Esq Ct
AT Few Brunswck ~ J. on the 2eth O5tober mr. Chds'
r TAYLOR, OF Providence, K. to Miss Mary Anp uaush
Ter of VIM. Jones Esq. of the former place
AT Albany Wednesday, October u, by the hey VI
Snrapur Mr. Jas Nc Mullen OF this city, TO Miss Amelia A
daughter OF Geo. A. Boyt, Esq of Albany.
Philadelphia on The 23h octaoer 6y Rey n pqI
Matthew Coarad, ESQ. all of that city ~
Al Philadelphia on the Goth OCTOBER ny me key. at
Gartlard JOHN rierney Frances Conway both Of BAL
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DIED:

M "Wednesday afternoon, October 26th James Grogan,
aged years. and Friday, Eleanor, chdren OF James
and EOusa Grogan. -. -.
The Two will Be buried this aiernooa at halt past three
o'clock The ents and acquan tances OF lle dhiy arr
invited attend The funeral at NE enc
october 9Th George W. Debevois in The 25th year OF
The friends of the family invited to attend his tuuera
al 5 o'clock P NJ Saturday The 9th inst from his tate
dweIljng No 1853 Prnce->L 49,.
c ,Is 2sh October Samuel Bthenburg, in his 6oth
ve.r ruy respectable aad honorable member OF society
October 26,h Jacob Frederic Hsrrel Jr In the 2'dear
Funeral this afternoon al O'Clock, from ;e residence
of his father, 81 MarketS;-
The 10Th October Margaret aged years. menh ano
DAYS and IN the 27b Agnes aged years. onl and ~
iays daurhters OF Dr. Thos C.. and Margaret Chainers
october q, Edwin Dayley Clayton, infant son OF f. a.
October ~ Peter Parks NJ D. in the ID year OF his age
Funeral from No ForSythsueet' 'o's d'e'"0o" Ut -
O'Clock. =, .r,o,,s S,o,o
On "Wednesday, October l2ih Elza EoDon' W Nh On
Thursday October q, Mary, children oil thc ReV wilma
October 81, Rose Sherman; aged g years
October 81 Mary McCue, aged 81 years. . ,.,-;
On Friday October %, OF consnmplon MIS-.
wife oil William Hackett ,,,.,.or 70 .,
On the 18th October Port Chester eslcnese VI o
PARALYSIS MI Nathaniel c. Hart late OF this city, aged %
A, the residence Of her father on The Ism ~, pe2ner
mes AGED l6 years, and the same place on le 20
aeder NJ aged Ii years, Youngest daughteI ana 50" u
ronas Muir, ESQ., Mus place Morris 40. 81 ~, in the
Al ALBANY October II, Cicero Lo'ernge; h>H > ~ "
a., yeaT nf his n1e after short but severe illness
Al Troy October ed, after few hours illness hne,,a ~
,eed % year wife OF Thomas r. Case and oaughle, o
I,nde OIms,sad ESQ OF Hartford Conn, To which pace
her remains were taken for intermenI- s;,, c.-y
A, U1b.idge, Mass October u sanue! er,hey NJ ne
OF Alendon. III The oith year vi us "s'
oose ~ Mississippi on the 10th Sept OF bilious
cy, jnTn Wilscu eldest son of Rodney = Chnrch r'4
Brooklyn and grandson OF John Wilson, oil ls e''s ~
IL years
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Passenger. Arrived

In the ship Toronto, from Londoa-A Raiston, lady and
ser-an; OF Philadelphia; Sherman, lady and child, Of
New Haven ss Virgins and Master Virgins, Of Loncou
Mr. and Sis Sect OF Montreal Mis- pryGn andMs Spen-
Robnsou OF Pttsburg Poquei .. SD Canada
Heiert and son. OF New-Yors; Kemp of LoIcon and 81
n the steerage.
Passengers Sailed
IN tie bnk Reform cr :MobiIe-ar- Goldsmith lady
End Children; Ms STEPHENS aud oa, Dir Crawe.d, lady
child and servggt: Meses Catherine and st>E Hnrphy
Messrs Lee, Soaring RpEbes, CLARK, DGnning, H1.f,
Churles and Master Murphy.
lathe brig Er1ens, for Port Leon rs Key "est-Lieut
Field and servant; Lieut. Henry, lady, chGrs and
want: Mrs Gordon ana chldren o Moves, lady AID
children; Mr. and Mr; R-on; Capt Loau, LADY and child
Capt Swa!twout, Mrs Smith and 500, MeSss Q C!app,
Il tidnel, Noyes J Forsyth McGinnis, Master Camp.
IN the brig Georgann, for Georgetown, &C Ham
uii. James Slerens, coHsdon, X Bush and lady,
Mrs Forsyth and sou.
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00UTHWORTH'S PATENT lard

LAMPs-Ope third Of cent per noaf lot Lien ma
La, up artfree from psIt-ay be burned with the
y facility as The bes, oil gnng easily ana burning
SI,in ali lem hitting clear bright name
,ou, smoke or unpleasant smell and IN comparison WIN
I'll but aboHt third, while 1t affords better
sbt This snl has been extensively atoptes ID boston
.sd is uuercedibg all Others wherever IL has been inuo
ancet II sell br attention OF manufactures and
he EASILY tested by calling the pr oal Agen'
cy. z. FILLEY's Crockery Store. No l25 Maiden Lane
where they are for sale in every variety, wholesale OF
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N-OTT,S STOVES.-We invite the at

,.,,;,p Of the public ne" and splendid ass"'l
-, ~ Nor,, stoves The fIS, premium has aC ain oeen
awarded them The best heat Stoves i ha,.s,
c ntinps &c nj the lsS far OF The american lGs'-
rue have Tor years stood unryaied regards
iv and economy and 2Ae dec sion OF the Judge as wen
u ,hs ncreasior demand for the article !. confirmation
g nf her superiority the present time over any o.her
toye before the public Our patterns are rlc9 ana vatlea
rdino The admiration OF all observers Our style oJ
bouses an ornament the hail as well as nos'
useful appendage An entire house Of any can De oI
ougbly warmed by single -, s1 9n,e ~i'H'
We nave also been able complete few Of saEpAaG
REyEKBERATERs"for parlos wih when be pun
IL an now be served without delay. Ths stove has "a
sten the first premium Of the American insttute a. We
best paos and Offices sssI sa s al sn y
es and economy undenab We have only 10
The attention those purchasing s'oy gEpaRp Eco
cohndep' 'na' ' No,l's stove Warehouse. 2i2 Water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

y The subscribers offer this Premium Wood Cooking
slave IN The public and request the attention OF those pu-
chasing 10 il as an article OF worth OF which we have album
dan testimonials They stand highest IN The the MARKET A.
CooL;ry Stove for woed All utensils necessary IN
c,ii.,rw purposes are attached them They are ac.
kuowledged be the best article for cooking with he tx
s sonal for these purposes brick oven IL will be io
we gu III e SHEPARD 4 co,
Us % L. In MOTIFS Stove Warehouse 242 Waer.stre"t
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u At50cen,s per bo1.le.-TL

II At5D cents per bottle.-The chief virtues o.
this Trlcopherous or uedcated compound, are,
|. Its bracing, Strengthening and clarifying proPeiteS
. Its gently stimulating the action OF the skin; :,
s. lis producing and encouraging reac ton IN te o.io
or root aud particularly in the pulp. which receives ne
vessels and nerves giving life and vigor to The hair
A. It's eGualizjng The cccul ation ef The fluids;
s. It's freeing The skin from the effects o persptauoh'
scurf and dandrif. and dspn>pg TIE hair 10 curl'
G. And its frequent wilt preserve the hair IN beauty
and health 10 The latest period Of life.
Those who wish 10 become wholesale retail agents
will apply to the proprieors letter the haircut.
ting rooms l46 Broadway OF Liberty-st, mp sias
Warranted 10 keep in any climate. % iH
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NJ e7ournmd,. Blanc D,Espnxue, {,

Z COMrnHd7s hInhC D'E"PHRIH1, .o' ~, X ~
isg The complexion recommended To the Ladies win he
utmost degree OF confidence the most exquisite produc
ION in the universe for beanying the skim without the
% nj his description give cadaverous and unnatural
xhi,eness to the skim while the contrary, the Blanc D.
Epagne which is dead white but natural, lveY,
f, teh color the most brilliant and Hasual
fairness that can possibly be conceived and possesses tns
preemnent excellence that is rot be discovered ny The
most scruizng observer but looks like the native Bloom
of Health taken IRON the neck OF Youth and Beauty fut
MP in handsome boxes at 25 cents EACH and 10 DC bad only
AZ 67 Waker-street, door from Broadway. The rapid
sale this article has obtained since It's Introduction The
hest test Of It's merit Ladies you aware that ie article
called fake white prepared from Corrosive Suonaf,
a deadly poison! o|@ LII
rCouroud,s EauIde Beanie, for thoroughly
1erm,naling TAM pmples lreckeS, saowneSs ana all Gu.
laneous eruptons This beautiful cosmetic Is TOO well
10 need another word The genuine is To be had at
The ogina office 81 Walker.stree one door from Broad
- W 3 nor ho,,s OLE nis
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED
shi, w,yerIev sno~ Mill. 70

Ship Weveriey SNOW, Mobile, Csnter Co.
Brgs J. Peterson Green. Philadelphia. A. B. Cooley
Co.: Ealma Louisa, tHamb.) Haesloop Richmond, n. D
Carlisle; Helen Anna, Sr) Hughes. ST KttsIa Yarmouth
Tho Winne,; Por aud Cloush. 0unkirh, NesnIth leed
Co; Montvideo. Proctor, Rio Janeiro and market
Foulte ! Son: Admire, tBren.) Meyer, Bremen. +. T
Poppe
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u The Mill will commence grinding next werk.
The Judges at the MariHe Court and also those OF n
Common Pleas will aside all other business tor that pu
poss Where the applicant sIag III through
The fees are s. so Wh-re they taer about swearing 10
mr., wears residence the price higher but lmpedmepS
thrown in way liberal discount wholesale ORDERS
from Taumany Hail i.om the Wing Head ouarlefs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

HATS. HATs!-D; b. a.. d J.: s. ), Wood W. s"l,
tic to their large ssortmen OF Hats, comprising Nura,
commonly called Beaver Cashmere, Molekin and Saln
Beaver Hats. together with large and speadid variety OF
Bow, Hats and Cloth and Velvet Hats which we VIII sell as
low as any establishment in the city without any e1ceptlos
For The information OF ho,e VINO are e ha, ny
sd a, their establishment manufactured by he OVID
I,Od '' D. B. 4 j. s. WOOD.
GO ,ueod. 81 Caual street, New-York.
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NJ lsouraud's Peudrc Subtitle. Tor coHpseteg
and permanently eradlcating Superlnous luran ha" lo
females upper lips The hair conceang broad ana ees
ted forehead Stubborn beard OF man, any Ains OF s
pertuouS hair Be 10 get The genuine al Tue o's"a
Office 81 Walker street. door from Broadway
al Der boue-D ireclions French and English.
Agents Guthrie, Maden-lane, Albany; Myers, ne"
Haven; Brown, &c Chesnuts street, Philadelphia CO.
step; Wells Humphreys. Hartford, &c. olS LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

nr kscarding.--A gentleman and his wife, and lew
abste geo, .,nen can be accommodated with board and
tessan, rooms a, No l2 City Hall Place References
Exchanged. Vie ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

manshp, both plain and ornamental Arithmetic, Ge-
ography English Grammar, Book Keeping, Astronomy
Snryrving and Navigation Learners study separately and
attend to only one branch until that acquired The de-
sign is To afford facilities those who have not bad suitable
at school, Each branch taught the mosi
improved principles and in the shortest possible time APP
NV n, No So Second sire et the Bowery o29 lws'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

p Eal style of Gensle,,.en'. EEais-BIRB
corner of Pine and Nas,au-streeis, ready
specuon and sale the Fall Standard Pattern Tor Gentle.
mems Hats os FSMGw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

DRACTlCAL BOOK-kEEPlNG and
PENMANSHIP-The CITY Commercial school No
ISL Allen street. will commence its regular Evening Srssn
for Lads Young Ladies' and Gentlemen on Monday te SIS
lnsr Mercantile Arithmetic, Pennansh,p ami BOOB nerp
ing are aug thoroughly and practically SPECIAL allen
ton i'll be given al solid branches The Day School
Of this Institution divided three Departments. each
having experienced teachers which taught the SOLID
and Ornamental Branches, including Music on the Pians
Fo os i r' tue CHAS. WI NICHOLS, Principal
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rT1O BAKERS-Pa Partner Wanted--At

TFNO BAKERS Partner Wanted--N1
Al the old stand OF tue late firm OF Burtis Smith, No
take charge of the Baking department The premises ae
now provided with all the necessary fixtures, AID me tns
ness in successful operation Tue location as CUISINES
stand not inferior TO any the and the opportunity
for an enter prng young would be very favorable
one None need apply unless thoroughly acquainted wii
the business and abe uuexceponabe references AZ
a,anr,,, ard nod moral cir O29 lw.
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cDE.TSAVJNG to the Purchaser

A GREAT SAVING to the ru .I'. ST.,
"A The subscriber has % ,he public on Saturday last
10 bs to OF %es b M pq 1t
OF nls NV s ,bere has been any adSaicf ~ ne
shilling As G GOD re- son why there should be reduc
on shilling $. s whebsr IS naas by
tenion sieuy u,dow handful, advertisement IN
ana ss ol more newspapers haye this day prreaa.ed rom
one % REer. each 6i cent loaf The following Is me
loaa Of each loaf They all advertise TO sell pounds
Tor a shilling. 80, s . l,s q o,z
(KJ
,I, he n.rceiyed from the that the public arc
mos, grossly deeeived and II remains Tor the 10 70 sa
bsb.r tbeT will counsnance such base conduct oy con-
,i their natronage OF such pe.sons have IN view o.
The above, come to the CONCLUSION TO enforce 9,h!Isn
Of oblis by Offering on Saturday the n Oh octoos
land aer-or as long as citcua'l'uSe' 'n' 'N'''
| duction, viz: ,. D., 70, .t;,;,e
(" Graham
| oasrs WI 3. HUMBERT, 90 Bowery.
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nv ORDER Of the Hon. William Inglis,

Associate Judge Of the cnurl Of Common Pleas Tor
III Civ and County Of New-York, Notice hereby eiven
pursuant 10 the provisions OF the stzuts authorizing
n.nts apans, nonresident Debtors that an nos
ssned against the estate Of Joseph Kitchen now or as
resident Ypsan in the state OF Michigan ana nues s he
sans will he sold for the payment Of bis oeD.si 70 law
W nns monhs nm The rs pubea Of
and Ina, The payment Of any debts due 70 TO- a use OF any
If This state and the delivery 10 him or tnr ~ The trans
property within his State belonging 70 o9 by law
fer Of any such properly BY them, srS oenier is4a
and void. Dated the I'' o"' J. 81. MARTIN
Anorpey for Aitaehiog Creditor:
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~ Particular Notice---1hose persons hasin:
fun,ure OF any description dispose OF or who are break
Ing M viii find, ready sale ter any perof
or all Of their goods by sending Their address or Calling
je20 If z. COLTONG CO., 1871 Chatt sn-st
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Reddiua & Co., american and Foreign news
paper ana rerlooE <,sn oil #
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u The importance which all ages have 10 .ne
Head OF Hair clear index OF the v:ue set upon 5,u
a, 6gure and when by capncious freak CT eatui
The human orn deprived OF It's fair proportion At,
sorted 10. orrier by artificial means, TO supply lne
cheney. Hence have arisen those wonderful aheo r -.
which bid Nature defiance Bsrys Vsntlai!ag anc Jus
samer WIGS AND SCALPS,
or real beads of hair which only can be had al lso %
way corner Of Liberty street, up stairs w 49,
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u To Tailors and Hair Dressers'min.
proved Camphene Spirit Lamps, made expressly 10 VIZ
by. Alsn, Camphene OF superior quality, by
o5 Inn g. MICHEL, Catharine 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

DUCKWHEA Buckwheat, Rye
4 , Flour Corn Meal, Graham Flour, &c, 10 barrels
half and quarter do suitable r shipping or tamy USE
for sale by HOLT om EN-
ol9 2o9 Fpontsueet, corner Beekinan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

rrBant Trimmer. Want ed-Wanted nnmed
ally number OF experienced Hat Trmmers- None others
need Apply Good wages aud constant employment gwen.
~ Ia "ff'' JOHN HUNT < co. ISL Water -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

NJ Reu,ember the Removal of the ksenI
Camnhine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner. TO La
Fayette Hail. 597 Broadway opposite Sotp az
duced nearly :" PC ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

rrT The Atlas-Ths old established and lndepen,
dent Sunday morrow will contain Revew 81
the por, of Mr.. Thompson OF Indiana upon tne auus
The new House In this City, just pubshed--a doc
ument which very mysterously escaped thu notce OF
will te fine engraving OF the TenPa Player besses
which will be found the variety OF interesting and h-
reading matter, thearicals ODDS ana enos anu '
Ne'e'' ''s"' ''' : HERRICk, WEST 1 ROPES,
o2aIt- l62 Nassau.s'ree''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

SOFA BEDSTEADS. Cabinet Furni
~ ture &c selling IS per less than It's value at
IL. SrRATTON'S. $50 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29

POARD-ln private family Without
ID children, and with but few OF 70 other ooaruersl
may he obtained by single gentlemen requffg oI:y break
a>t and Tea with dinner on Sunday. pleasant rent par
Tor second story furnished sleeping room, 81 unlur
shed together ~h comfortable bedrooms. may Dc 90
tanned, References Exchanges. Apply at 81 "eoster-St
corner of Spripgs o2o eodlmis"
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LNEATHERS-3 bales prime quality
a Southern Live Geese Feathers for sale by
o29 81. A. AVERILL < Co. Al SoutlsL
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RUMS.-Thc economy ofusing Drums
in ParIors and Halls l.. well Known. The subscribers
offer 10 thepublc the greatest variety and the most beaua
article in The CITY, Sizes suitable for all locations are or
exhibition ia the Drum. OF establishment Iht
increasing sales show that this article answers most excel
lent purpose We ask those who study economy and are ~
give a call they must be pteaseo
amonu 50 GREAT variety SHEPARD J. co.
go In, Not,s Stove Warehouse, 242 Water St
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Garpetings! Cnrpetings: CarPeaIngs:
Cleaner lban verA those who are In want oi carpet
ings notice the following o,
All wool pyrap Carpetipg only IS per yaru.
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" Protestant Reformation socaeay q
Winter Courae of Lecture s.-A DISCUSS W
an Church on Sabbath evening next Oct Sot by zoe pas
or Rev. Gso"ge B. Cheever. collection VIII DC .ah.i
up aidibe Society in publishing tracts &c 'o'
ous Giro ulalon oo,,, Ca. Il.
BY order, CHAS. n. MooNc, .e|' See' -
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DOARDING.-A handsome parlor and

UyUShDINN.-N-H dNUSUIIc PdI TOT ufI0
other desirable apartments, with board ior ue
may De hs IN quiet and comfortable ismy Anu
on res sonabie tcrss hy applying at o. EariehuSet 10
Mrs B. freeman The hotse - 81 door troou ST Jonns
Park. and immediately The rotte OF me "resn~en
siane> References VIII be exchanged. W o.
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~ Good Offices to s. re a0s IN ne "aa
M nv. - Iii Inc,,ed pleasant and commodious oou
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u MeChanics' HastiIure-NoV EMB Err ME Z :
lNG-ihc tsular Monthly Meeting oil the Mechanics IN
ter the transaction of business. will be held III he
Soct> Rooms City Hall, Tuesday next the hrst OF
November al bali paSt7 IN the evening
n2a Il ROBERT SMITH President.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.

H4ToN ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
Conducted by Mr.. And Mus FISHER.
FHE fifteenth aoerion Of this school coto.
fn4nccd on tho fourth Of JANUARY, 1871.
Parents may enter their children al any
titse, since charges are made only from the
daIe of thetr becoming members of the school
NO scholar is admitted for q Shorter term
THIN three snonths.
Board anitn'tion, 1900 per annun,, payable
quarterly II advance. Washing, an extra
olarge. An extra charge Of $1 per month 10
'nHs'e, WHOM bed and bedding are furnished for
the boarders,
Tho couSse Of Htndiea, which any Hcholar
mfsy pursue. without being subject to al extra
rffrge, e,nbrhce" every department Of an
E'stlish education. Every c~xertion IL made
TO obtain tha most approved school books, and
~ Eho course OF lnatructione and recitations,
''tn aft out The whole jdea.'
s~fusjc, &N per quarter. Use of instr,-
fnc4,t $l pes month. French. $40 per quar-
tsrs No deductions made for lost time, unless
III tasos of Fcverc sickness.
She ornsrnental branches, including per
Rpe!ctlse drawing and painting, wax-work and
plain and taHry neodle-work, receive %particu-
lar attention when requested.
the scholars OF the school receive ]insiruc-
tor in the Latin aud Crock languages, at an
extra charge OF IS per quarter, for each.
lMly 3 q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
I AM EvE ALONE.
MT LADY, JEHyIa.

Br Ian JERvIs.
| am never nIons-at carly dawn,
When the lark pours her joyous notes on
high,
When the diamond dew-drop gems the lawn,
And the daisy opens her fearful eye
] am never alone-with fragrant air,
The Spirit Of the first young Hour Is there,
In ono loud pman our songs arise
Thanks TO our God for the earth and skies,
For the early dawn, the glittering drws.
For the heaven Of song, the glow of hues,
For the life, the light, the love we share,
Thanks ! thanks for the thoughts Of praise
and prayer"
] am never alops--al warm noon-day,
when the breeze is drank by The seofchipg
heat,
When The lark hath huBhed his thrilling lay,
And the flowers shut up their odours sweet
] an never alonc-beside ME lies
The spiri, Of the Wood, with deep, dark eyes.
My heart is stillcd with flower and bird,
My son IL with that spirit heard
Low, soft as summers breath arise
''Thanks to our God for the earth and skies,
For the glowing noon, thh cooling glade.
For the sweets Of rest, the calm Of shade;
For the life. the love, the peace we share,
Thauksi thanks ! for the thoughts of praise
and prayer"
I am never alone-at evenings close,
When the twittcring birds bid Garth good
night.
When the insect huns round the laurel rose,
And the bat flies low in the dim twilight
I am never alone-on Bonded knee
The Spirit of the Nigh, wind prays with me-.