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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

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sand sheep have bsen Slipped ofthei
feeces and The shearing has been NOR,
4 profitable tbsnIany one 10 several years
the he3eces being lfeh and heavy About
one hundred sheep died 10 consequence
ot theIsiorm pa Thursday night.
i ftT, IN H. # ,.
The great proautLiyeness Of the soil ia the
/ West, and the vast Atuntance with which he
laoofs q the far1ellare blessed, are iIIustra.
ted. Ip the- following paragtaph ,ewhirh VIE copy
from ,he Cincinnsti Iftpublepn Of the 25lh III
PRISEs IN lNptAFA "A correspondent,
| A NAPOLEON, Ripley County, Ind, write.
Us thai the Wheat efopi 10 that quarterwas
reyerlarger or more promising than this
season, "A large part Of tits already bar.
vested, and fasGle-s are busy ID every di.
rection in scouting The balance. The
country teens with Produce Of all kinds
Butter IS 4 cents Al poond-Eggs are So;
abundant, they tarf scsrcely be given 4
way Good, fat B4eves, 3 years old are
sold daily at'S5 e4ch-- Flour $ls75 pei
cWt. 90 oldfWhsat 10 Market Ginseng
2Ol cents Honey lhas been gathered 10
imme nEe@ qusntliies and1bTings 8 cents.
H-4-
The lCincinnali Gazeite states that The
three manufactures 10 That city for max
ing Lard Oil arsulabfs to.supply the de-
mand 'for ihe article. Last week 1000
gallons were shipped 10 New York. and
number Of other Easiesn orders we're
then on hand, WHICH could hot Be filled.
n . y f. -
The James River and Kaua wha Com
pany bsye passed resolutions to The effect
tha, the explanstidha made by Genersl.
James Hamil.on, who acted az agent Of
the CoEnpaay.i p Europe. some time since,
are quIie satisfactory.
The Washington Correspondent of the
Journal Of Cohmerce says, Governor
King ofRhode Island did make . requisi-
ton upon he PAesIdent for aid b6t that
the President declined u interfere atI
present.
ITO Wash Woolish Geoas.-The art 81
washing woollen goods So al 10 prevent
them from 'shrinkinx is one of.the desira-
bIes il domestic ecohomy HoFhy fbeing
recorded; and itis, therefore, With sat
isfaciion We explain this simple process
TO our readers. .AllFdescriptIoDs Of wool
len goods should pc washed With hot va
Ter with soap. and A. soon - The article Is
cieansed, immense i In cold wafer; let ii
be hung Up 10 dry Nashville -agrtcuis
II
a Bnssness ArtI-Call on . msn Of
business II business hours only on bust
ness transaet your business, and 60 about
your business, 10 brder 10 Give hin time
10 finish his hussresS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
KEEP MOVING oNM ARn


\ We extract the following passage from an kdto-
riaRariiele IN the Geneste FsFmer. Ii il WORTHY
The attention Of our agrieuuriss There is nothing
IKE nyng. What man has done, min can snrpass
"a nine eases on. OF ten. All the great improve
ments n agriculture. seienceF and the medhanio
arts, owe their origin 70 enterprise and emulation
4 Cobbet says be despises a man who iy1
contented with his condition. We i'd
Eol hkeNae boldness Of this expression /;
put w hold that man should always be
teeElng 70 n;ake good better; and better
zbest. his IS our maxim. We 60, there
lore. 10 all cases, forthe very largest pro-
duct, and advise no farmer 10 be sahsked
while, 10 a. fair race, his neighbor IS so
much as The lenglh'of his nose from him.
we advise every fafmer.{ip a religious
sense OF The term, he content with bis
Condition and thankful for all fhe Bless.
.lngs which God gives him; but We id.
wise 20 man. to be satisfied when be- can
honestly mend bis condition, until that
condliionis nended. In the competitions
ot lite never cross your neighbours path 50
as 70 take the road from bin never throw
bum down: never run over him il be fall
down; rejoice not to See him down; have
the magoanimlty 10 belp him up; butne-
FeEry TO lifi yourself BY pulling him
down, CERTIFYING 10 sand upon his should
els; give him tair play and cheer him On
i he comes out first But determine 10
lack no effort, if you areabeaIen, 10 come
out FIRST yourself nexiHfime. Don't mind
9he lazy dogs who ate always croakfne
and crying OUT. You'll fall Those fell
lpWs do not get theirHeyes open in nina
never gei them open-bus
Are always lying 10 ;hs way Of other peo-
Pie. i you get sixty bushels Of corn this
year per acre resolve That next year you
WIli get eighty. II your neighbor gets
one hundred. then determine you will
BET one hundred and thirty 1--WE. II can
De done. The limit Of production il not {
yet Esarly reached; and IN agricultural
am ulation no bad passions can be aroused.
lid merit can ufways ~ determined by
standard so exact, the actual measure
1ent Of the ground, The labor, he ma.
lnre The expense, The product, ~ 10 leave
r s & . whom the prize Of the gold
+
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

Orange Syrup.-ThTs syrup. u easilv
made, can be used 50 constantly With ad-
vantage, that no houseke eper should IL
without =: Select ripe and thin skinned
iruii' squeeze the juice through sieve;
ID every pint add pound and ! hair IL
Ppwossed sugar boil i slowly, and skim
n long e any scum rises Won may then
'lrss's oH' lesi1 grow cold, and bottle Il
Two table spooniuls II this syrun rr;xsd
N 'ael'ed butter, make an admirable sauce
iaI PUN Or batter pudding il inparis =
nne navof % custards. and tessposnfuI
l II INTO glass Of punch adds
mAch 70 It's delciousness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
Mr. CLAY. AND THE PRESIDENCY.

MR. Clay AND THE PRESIDENCY. 4
The hearty 'esrnes,hess and determina i.
tion with which the Wings ID all paris ii
The Union arg rallying around Mr. Clay a
their caDdidate tor The Presidency, Give
tokens Of q most vigorous canvass, and al.
ford a strong earnest pl success. WeIno
lice 10 the late N. York papers series 81
letters from distinguished gentlemen in
reply to invitations 10 The great Whip
meetings recently held in that city, and
which by reason Of other engagements
they were unable TO attend. These let.
ieks all speak one sentiment and breathe
one spirit. Messrs Berrien, Tallmadge,
Barrow, Conrad. Graham, Underworld
Barnard, Bolts, Stanly, Ravner, Arnold,
John Sergeant. Lieut.. Gov. Bradish. CIV.
Pennington and others, express their COR.
dial co. operation with the decided move.
ment ofibe Wings Of New York-a moves
ment previously started with enthusiasm
in North Carolins, accelerated in Ceoreia.
and now responded 10 BY mass meetings
in various parts ofthe Union.
Maryland will moi be behind hand IL
taking her part in this grand demonsira.
lion. The necessity Of complete orsani-
cation is becoming every day mores and
apparent. The Wings must take their
ground. collect heir energies, and restore
order ia The place of that confusion which
ireachery bias bronght'int6 their ranks
The way will then be clear and the means
ayailable 10 conten.l for fhA great nrInci
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

At = metiingof the Whigs<of Butler
county. PenpsyIsspiai Of which John Gil.
more, Esq, was chairr1an.i resolutions
we're passed, requesting Gen. Scott 10
reliaquish his claim ssaeandidate FOR The
Presidency 10 isvo1<5f Mr. Clay md rs-
uHitn Of the whole Wing
strength. WHICH they believe would BE
effected By tKs nohinaiion Of Mi. Clay
for the Presidency and Gen. Scott for
the Yiee Presideacy Phi. Enquirer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

"A Business Htntl--Call % i msn Of
business u business hours, only on bust.
ness TRANSACT your business, and 60 about
your business, in order 70 glve him lime
10 finish his business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

IN GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

y :
The .<essel travel Jon this route be-
tween The Vast ana West i fully main
'asned nnswsAstandsng1ihs great dullness
Io' 'fade, and sthoagh Sufficient time has
not been .dSfdes a mske il advantages
generally known. Fogsihepurpose d e..
neral Information Y. I've below he "a.
sa'is q disfenet, tine AID srpense 81 travel
on the Great Centra Route. commencing
a Wheeling on the ohio liver, and pass.
ing through CDmberl{na. Hancock. Hsf.
| pers- Ferry, BALTIMoSE, Wilmington. Del
PHILAprIiPHiA. Caaden. Trenton, Dor.
dehioNn and o.hertowHs 10 New Jessty.
NEw York. Sioning,on Providence. Or
Hartford New Haven. Sc. 10 BosroN.-.
/ This Route. c9snpfisipg from Wheeling Is
Bostoa distance of GIG miles, Is travel.
LED u the space q 7la booFs including
siorpsgss. ior The som Of $2l. The ais.
.ances and time into Which the several
links in this great chain are divided as foi.
lows, viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

Tie James River ard Kanawha Com
pany bsye passed resolutions to The effect
iha, tbe explapstidha made by Gsoersl
James Hamil:ou, who acted as agent ot
THE coaPaay -ip Europe, some time since,
are quiie satisfactory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

The Washington Correspondent Of the
Journal Of Cohmerce says, Governor
King Of Rhode Island did make d requisi-
ton upon he Pfes1dent raj aid bot that
the President declined Ia interfere al
present.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-12
Y o L. XIV. MOI,

unfairly had the lemerity 70 NAL.
character Of God. for purity and borD.''
depend on the character Of those chs
es which exhibit the appearance off
ing His favor. Brother Merriam :n
here allow me TO turn his attention hail.
for moment 10 admitted facts aIre,dr
ferred to. To the converting of hun..
beings into merchandize, and blou;,o
the marriage institution, ii is in place h..
to add the taking away Of the ken y,
knowledge, and putting mind and Soul.
to darkness, as being things which la :,
the foundation ofthis systematic jOio,sS
all of which things Il canno, be d.ni
are in the church. Now let bro,he, NJ.
RAM, il he win, risk his repu,arj3, +,
candor. or for moral sanity. on refu<ioo,
admit that these fundamentals of the j.;
tqui'ous system embraced by The cbur,b
are insnitely more than the single sDpci.
of " wickedness" alluded TO, which !,
~ one Of a host rising naturally and snon
taneousiy from the broad and susce,,;B.
foundation. He will not do it. H. INNS
allow tina, the wickedness," which !,
his view would bean effectuaI barrier "a
a bestowment Of Gods spiritual favor !,
after all. but single company of the in
fsrnal legion actually embraced BY ii.
church. How. then, is the case mode ii
stand on his own ground, by the reasoo.
ing of his own choice? There is no war
but that the case must run thus:-"L
Epnre and holy God would hot puur lie
spirit of grace and supplicalion upon any
1church toleFaling" lewdness course
mot upon a church tolerating a system ill.,
GLIDING this and infinitely more; there
fore if brother Merriam, or anybody eIe
supPoses THAT a pure and holy God
would pour The spirit of grace ard sup,
pllcation upon any church toIeraiing such
wickedness." be IS utterly in error, and
must stand corrected.
Brother M-rriam's case, as here e.
hibited, is thus narrowed down 10 Ibis
close point The facts, as 10 thu exisenc,
OF the hI,ercepting wickedness'' in Ii.
church, are undeniable. :ANha, there i,
left for him to do, then. is, on tue one
hand, directly to charge God viii ireoa.
sistency-otherwise With imfuri'v aut
unholiness-ors on The other hard, 10 ad
mi, that they who suppose menslealiag
churches enjoy The Esprit Of grace and
supplication," deceive themselves Here
IS something for brothrr Merriam and
others 10 look to, worthy Of the attention
of all.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-12

world, when rightly written. will show
how ysiu have ever been the attempts Of
men 10 improve upon the Divine iegisls-
lion, or upon it, sanctions. The Tenunci-
alton Of all pretensions to dominion, civil
or ecclesinsiical, over the souls OF bodies
Of men. is the FIRST step towards the refo.-
nation of Church and Slate-towards 4
higher manifestation Of civilization than
the world has ever yet beheld. E.. a.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-12
Brother Johnsonss reply to brother
Holconnb.

| EOlcOEnbs
Forthe Telegrerb.
Brother Murray II noticed in the last
number but one Of the Telegraph, several
Questions proposed by friend HoIcoub
which he wishes me 10 answer. di,ccTI
no very great difficulty in tie questions
themselves, ADD do not hesitate 10 give them
such an answer as in my estinIa ION 'bH
demand. shall notice the questions in tic
same order in which they are proposed
lst. did any people repent of their sin'
Al the preaching Of Jonah, or of any Of liz
PFePhetsP Te this frankly reply. ga
Alter Jonah had proclaimed faithfully rts
word Of the Lord TO the Inhabitants Of Mn.
ereh.u is said, they believed God pro-
Claimed a fast, and put on sacEcIoth, from
the greatest of Them, even TO the least Of
them" "And God saw heir works, thai
they turned from their evil way" AndOH
Lord, in alludin2 TO this event, said. "bs
men Of Nineveh shall rise upon in the jodss'
ment wi'hihis generation and SHALL cOndsnp
II; Tor they repenied at the preaching d
Jonas" David, also, repented a, the preach
ing OF Nathan. the prophet. Other cases
might be named, but these are deemed SOL
hcIentsh Is evident, therefore, thai men de
repent Under fhe preaching of The prophets
and thai their repentance was genoins'
appears from The fact that God forgaTe lh'R
sins, and withheld the threatened judgment
This leads.me to brother Holcomb's 2Jque''
lion, which seems TO grow out of the first
What were the influences which caoss'
them TO repent 2"
70 this, | would, reply; ia all cases o.
genuine repentance, which followed tn'
preaching Of the-prophets, the pord preacbeo'
d tue truth presented, and the Holy SpF"
sxerted their combined influence. 1r""
enlighteDs the understanding, aid 'nfOrD''
be judgment, i.ut it is the Spirits moS'"s'
melting power, that influences the hear. "
eeetVe and obey The truth. But 10y Wv
will say, tine Holy Ghost was not vel gwen
md therefore men could not have N''
moved by its influences to repent. l'OI
ne mighty and overwhelming influences !"
he spirit, such as were experienced Cd -"
Iay of Pentecost, were not seen and ICY "
he days of the prophets; but 10 eei'''-
xient, the Spirits influence has always O'U
elt, in every age. This appears :rom'"
ain passages Of scripture: Says God
pirit shall not asways Strive With mani
ihich certainly implies that bis sfIn' %.
cen, or was then striving with him. oaya
avid, g taxi. nct thy Holy Spirit from n'
-aresiore.uniome the joy Of thy sslFan'.'
ID spl.old me with tbs free spirit"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-12

Those who get in its way, do il At their peril Il
will gripd thsm % powder. The mouth oflhs Lord
hath spoken it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
r AND AND AGENCY OFFICE

Alfonso Nicholson successor Isaac L. k!he, de-
cea,ed0 No. 20 Chambers. street, New-York.
Observation-Disclosures of the Revolution who serVed SIX
months Army and NaYyl regulars militia, volunteers. or
drafted or their Widows notwithstanding second mar
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1874. are eatied TO five years pensions from The ith Oh
March, 1856.
of The Revolution and late War, their widows or heirs
Lands in Illinois, Arkansas Missouri Michigan, ana al
the States bought and sold, or exchanged.
Taxes Paid. Lands Redeemed from sale, iltes aVes-
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Brslness transacted with the Departments al
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England Ireland Scotland, the British Provinces All
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u No charge made unless the applicant is benefited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

SlLFER WARE.-W m. thomson, NO.
~ 12e Wiam-street, continues to manufacture Silver
Ware OF the best description and OF The latest
vices Cake and Fruit Baskets and Children Mugs, richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Also Dessert Fruit Knives and Forks, silver blades; FORKS
and Spoons king threaded and plain threaded patterns
Prize Medals Of various patterns suited Tor prizes OF 10
reutural, Horticultural and gricnltuT5i Soeieucs.
Orders BIZ letter puncluaily attended 70.
The whole Of these articles are manufactured on the pre-
uses sterling silver and no care or expense Is patea
the beauty oftle workmanship
NIB Drawags and estimates OF articles Tor presentatoa
will be furnished in answer TO application Jy23 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
Crrton Water.
ITO ENGINEERS. Manufacturers anC

otbers-JYeLded .rrorgkt Iron Tubes, for Steam, Wa
ter Gas &c 'front.' to inches diameter and IN lengths
from 4 inches 10 Y feet capable Of sustaining an internal
pressure OF from 1000 to 5000 lbs per square nch-tnge
her with fittings every description, sucn as bows U.s.
Reducing Sockets, Cocks, &C. to which the Tubes are
together with the greatest facility by any ordinary workman
The great strength and durability OF sbes tubes as COM
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them superior all others for any of Tie purposes
above mentioned. Fer sale by
ivss II wALwoRTH & MASON, Sc Ann-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
TTULL,s TRUssEs.-Notice to Rup

TIRED Persons-Persons afflicted with rurtures may
reIy nnon the hes! instrumental aid the world Affords on
annca,;on M the office No Yesey-strec;, either OF
he aots in the principal The United States. Be
careful 10 examine back pad of Huis tIusse to see if
they endorsed by Dr. Hull il wiring None are senu
Mans persons have undertaken to vend limitations Of
us Celebrated usss and thousands are imposed upon
conseopence These limitations be relied upon they
are made by unski mechanics, and are 10 better than
The ordinary urS.es. ~
Rooms have been fitted up al No. YeSey.sueet eIciu
ness department where female Is in constant aiiendance
10 wait upon female patients au20 Im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
mo TRUSTEES of Academies, sc.

An Instructor wishes situation, who has enjoyed
long and highly favorable Of experience as
eaeher OF the Greek and lats Classics Mathematics
English branches usually required in Schools OF the
@Easr grade. Inquire al this office. au2a lw@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

NTEW-YORK STEAM SAW MILL

" The Subscribers having their New Steam Saw MIL
in operation and also hand full assortment o
White Pine White Oak, Georgia Pine, and Hemlock TIN
ber of the best quality prepared to furnish all orders
with which they may be favored very reasonable terms
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yHNTANGLED Accommodations

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and neglected accounts he pledges hsosef to effect in all
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Published and for sale by the author as above
ths text book in the eadlag Academic Institutions Of ibis
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MEVg-y0RR SATURDAY AUGUST s7 as42,

full nights Of agony those dreadful days Of suffering True
Yes gentlemen, herald the world that oil iSy know
what your preparation Of Sarapaa has done for Fly
hear; yearn, towards those suffering and afflicted Ike
and only hope this will induce eicrs pursue
the same for relief
Ever gratefully yours
THOMAS TURNER, 10 Anthony street
City and County 81 Nc.r York hereby certify tina:
this 18th day August, 1872 the above NAMED Thomas
Turner appeared before in the Mayors ohce, and hav-
ing be duly stated that the abeve statement By
him Subscribed was.true ROBT. IL. MORRIS,
Mayor OF the City OF New-York.
do hereby certify that the above aieen;
Of Thomas Turner, and The effect OF eur Sar-
para upon him; his wife being member OF my coDgre-
cation have frequently visited them AID know the facts 10
true, SEYMOUR VAN DEDSEN,
Pastor of tic Methods, Episcopal Church, Duanest
We the undergneti berg neIgbo!s OF Thomas Turner,
DO hereby certify that the above correct statement oil
his case and The operation OF your SaEsa parila upon him.
WILLIAM LOZEY, Wine Merchant,
corner Church and ieonarG-sts.
JOEL 3. PTKDY, Grocer,
corner FraRkin and Ci,urca SIS.
ISAAC l. COWL, Grocer, 81 Franklin ST
Reference is also made Or any farther evidenced requred
to Mr.. Janes Brown, OF The house of Brown Brothers
Co.. who acquainted uith tie above particulars, in whose
employ the above named Thomas Turner fora number
II years.
The proprelors also submit to the public the following
certificate, from highly respectable source Of cure
made by using their preparation of Sarsapara, which can
not but have the effect placing beyond all doubt the cuTa
tive powers OF this medicine:
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4 VAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver

IA AY UEN > FTciuIUIH tIls.--IA oIIFCI
Il q Medal awarded j. Hayden for his " very supe
rior Pens by the American Institute al is last Fa Inc
Government have given them the Preference and the best
accountants and many Of the public institutions VIII use no
ion and are not surpassed eapaed by any the country
The trade are Supplied the Manufacturers prices by The
agents j. l. P. HAYDEN, 5 Piait-s;reet
s,,Trds my9tf
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WHOLE no. asG.
r IST OF DIVIDENDS on the Capital

& 4 Stock O; The Fireren's Insurance Company, de- |
CARED by The Trustees the Hope insurance Company
April IL 1885, which may be received BY any person or
persons tdIy authorized by applying 10 ISAAC A. JOHN
SON, Esq, No. ~ Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

WHITE PINE TIMBER
by The raft or single log, or
sawed to order into deck
plank. bridge and scow
plank. gntter sticks, balus-
trades, and building timber
OF every description.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
NTORIsON,S Hygeian Medicines

NTORIsON'S Hygeian Medicines.- :.
wav, New.Yofk. is making improper use Of Msssrs
Co.'s appein@s for hs Il. sale eu =, f5 a ns Mr.
Sarnanss s IN; authorized 10 sell NORlS0Nfs PILLS
in Nevr-York aad thai essrs sorrisens eniy Agents IN
New-York ara Messrs. FIRTH 4 HAIL, Of NO. Frank
lin souar fro, whom alone the Medicines can DC had gful
uio-. zsg ~. tSssresGl ;, Il ~ iVtNisoN, $, ~.
D,ref rIi.. Ccife.,c ;.ea!ib, New Road, Esnf;,n
Ju5e i1l., IG42 jS5u
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7THE Rev. Or. E. D. Barry and Dir. Ru-

TE1HE Rev. Or. E. D. Barry and Dir. Ru-
4 FUs LoCKwOoD,S Collegiate School,, No. Al
Broadway near Canal street, vii. open Monday, the
18th ins TbeCIasicaI Department Is under the imrped
OF DR.. Barry The English Department IS under
a TEACHER Of mathematics. Dir A. Pestiapz professor o:
Ire French language will have charge of the French de-
seminary in which the classical and are
thoroughly and radically lacgh are inysa &c
al the rocns over The sore or al 10 Howard ree at wh
places cards containing Of admission " may DC 9
tanned. Mr. Lockwood would receive f'f ooss .u.1 ls
[auily 10 board The srclest regard WI ps gs
comfort, and % their moral sndIeray hnpre'Venene
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

X Maps Cheap Fishing-Tackie and
wis street near The wiansburgh Ferry Manufacture
and dealer III Joined poles, snes hooks lines noa
ers, leaders, &c per cent less than esewherr 1ast
ceived superior lot Of Reed Poles fresh cut by me single
b, the hundred, cheap Guns pistols, sno nsnis
apparatus repaired sered made az recnced pflses
Powder BALI and shot. On hand several bamboo POE,
joints, hollow bur, only 81 each ~ ---- -ao11 "a