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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
DOMAN EYE BALSAM for Weak and

u aINFIANfD tftS-Dphthelnis, OF Inflammation II
the eye, j. oi two Kinds proceen. from diseases OF the
eye or parts adjoining, or Om unhealthy state o The
system; asd tie other nom external injuries. such blows
r0H'usons and wounds on the eyes, bod
ratAg nature introduced under t1e eyels exposure 10
bleak WINS and cold mail nilsmgsOry huniors called
syes Wh rNr on the eyrlds. ~ rid fuua, Acting
chem stimuli such A. the smoke OF PIT al. bat 81 wood
ur, &C. too ne use 81 ynoBs sprtuous hIu0fs. tie
suppression 80 accur0med discharges he long aplt
o. strong ngt. or fixed attent minute Ohed and an
acrmony prssd'ag In the riss, ct fuid,
The common Inflammation of the eyes commences " ~
sensation, a, snly arcle.hsd IN, nuaie1 hes,eyp. nn
der the "yeld accompanied MA greet heat redn.s, ard
prckipg, dsfug pains. As il increases the pars swell ald
ihe vessels ri nr eye become only Increased I'D s- AID
iugid bot appear sorr BumerpI the natural state
Great pain eNc.d upon the least .on of Il bail of he
rye he patient cannot bear the ght ami an .nu.an a
tears from TIE lachryms gland susue which IL of ~ lcrd
nature a. 10 exc0rar every part which u ,rran. ~
fall In d,cl arge 81 thick glutnous matter
en.uesH hc1 collect, con. irrable quanue. asi. d.
angles Of he eye particularly during Sleep Wl,rr 1uy
one eye has been Affected he Inflammation frequently -
tend, b. the other
Ths valuable Bslsam la, been used tor many YEAR. "a
private pfhrifs y the ceesrsed ocusis n th. a4
Drey ga connes AMI may be- confidently relied uron sss
most SAFE and speedy weak nfamed Eve. ars
gg from say N IL above csu,t that has ever heen or
81 to HE world. Price ~. cents For all. w0s~a. aud
retail BY DAVID SANDS Il co II EaH Broadva.
corner Marhetsusri.
SD ai'p by AB d. Sands - ,nd lo0 Fulion.,,, 81
sand'a CO. - Broadway, ih- only Agent Tor Ms.
Ypk. agD.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

TIE ASSOCIATION or STATE GEOLOClsTs.-
Some of our readers may be inclined 10 ask what
this Association is, and who are it. members. 10
answer this question We have extracted the OPEN
ing .aragraph from an Address Of Professor Hitch
Goes, delivered before the members OF tins Assoc
citation at its session last year at Philadelphia.
"Gcnflep.en of the Association: it may be er-
ueciod on this occasion, that ! should give some
account of the origin and progress Of tins society
The history is short A number II geologisis had
60. year. been cmplsycd in prosecuting geological
surveys 10 many widely separated States OF the
Union aud ms they were bringing their iabors To- a
cio-o. they felt IA strong desire to compare notes
with one nu1ther that they might clear up points
obscure ~ the districts which they had eXamines
but which might be islly developed IN others,
and that more uniformity might be secured IN the
final results. The gentlemen Of the Newly ok .ur-
vcy al length issued a circular inviting those en-
gagged in similar surveys in the other States to a
meeting in this civ year ago. The number that
responded Ia the invitation by their attendance was
not large But am sure ! shall speak the uaani-
nous opinion OF all present when ] say that the
meeting was both pleasant and profitable. IL was
highly gratifying To those who had long been en-
gagged IN the same worh. IN widely separated fields,
aud who knew one another only by reputation, ia
be able To exchange salut,lions and hear one ano-
theirs voices. aud shars one anoihcrs sympathics.
Particularly imPortantwas II for those Of Us who
are very much insulated from geological society and
counsel 10 meet those who could solve our dlicu.-
ties, and by detailing the ph0nomena Of their own
districts could throw hight upon obscuritics that
hung over our own. Under these circumstances, 1t
is not strange that the present meeting should have
been appointed, that We should have vcntured To
invite others to JOIN US, who arr engaged IN similar
pursuits although not in the State surveys. and
some of whom are our seniors in cutiv.tne the no.
bic science of Geology. Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
Rhode leland.

ys lie EdtoY Of The ITi1s~
S.,c not been able to learn precisely the state
of thing. in Rhode Island. but from what ca"
cd orf th.,r difficulties about their Constitution
MAY be illustrated follows: An Old gentleman
uba has abou, dozen sons. has lon. been accus-
toned 10 DIVE very steady and fanny h'''c' anu
10 keep him in close rein and harness. suffering
none Of m, farsi.y who remained under the patcf-
nal roof 10 take tie rein except Ms eldest ION JON
sthan. The other BOYS. u.,icated by few for
eien saiIor-. wished 10 help drive before ne
thought proper. and urged the old man 10 buy a
strange horse: pafty To make a change and partly
IA friohfen the old man out Of HI discretion; but
the sailors. meanwhile, by dividing the family,
seek under TINS covert to get the control la' ID
y. - by siding as they should hereafter -'e III.
The old gentleman however, - became MN,
made such a selection Of another horse a be
thought suitable To accommodate hs sons; but
some 81 the bows. nsti-ated by the sailors aHd
lacking proper reverence, concluded TO REJECT NJ
selection. and with their new c0niedera;e- made
another selection. The old gentleman discarded
both the Least az their manner 81 selecting nm
and especially a. he Discovered they would either
throw the rcins Co. the neck OF the ne" horse or
give them t. the .ailof. without proper -ecurue''
ard thereby end ger himself and family; upon
which a part Of the boy. formed a club win the
sailors 20 give the old man 4 drubbing and make
him succuInb or call On his neghbOrs for assist
aucc. Now toe venerable Patriarch Is decided to
keep the old family morse in preference to the
naggsn beast ct their selection, and sees where
thcy have missed in rejecting the new selection oi
his own.
May be the boys are chagrined chiefly at their
folly il rejecting his proposal, and feel conviction
that they ought not to despise precedent or Eck
their daddy to effect a change. II 50, would 1t not
be- wise for him to make them another offer Of the
same identical selection ne has once to settle the
dilhcny' Mayh.p they would not refuse him
second time. Such proposal might avert pre-
sent contention and it, performance harmonic all
except foreign sailors, who ought to taks time TO
learn to ride before they undertake to DIVE.
I. G.. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
MIR. and MRS. BAILEY would inform

VI their patrons AID tie public that they viii remove
their Young Ladies School from No $50 Hou.iou-tect N
No 10 Carroll Place, Becckrrstreet, the first day OF
MAY next where heir accommodations Tor Boarding ana
Day Scholars viii lie greatly enlarged and improved
Twelve Young ladies III be The limited number or board
"rs-a table number To form pleasant family circle.
The French language taught 10 the whole school, Th'
department viii be under the direction OF Parsh1 lady,
who will reside M he family. assisted by others fully com
in the French language. Sngpg "a taught 10 me
.lor tool u classes without extra expense No extra
charge tor Lain The tr= li.h department VIII he ably
.uup0ued-ouc efficient teacher 60 ivory twelve pupils.
Gr farther part lars parents are referred 10 their Ccu-
ar which be- had Al No go ll1ls0rfe go fc first
Nav iiat a. No n Carroll Place. Rlrcckef-sirert
French Goyeuics who understand, her own language
dramatically, and who has some knowledge OF the En--
sh. wanted Satisfactory references viii be required
Apply above. 6w l.Ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
NATRETING and Merchants Accounts

w The undersigned continues 10 give instruction 70
Writing Bookkeeping and Cousin retail Arithmetic during
he day evening TIE lessons EaIy be rceived iUtiy in
prirafc ifdesued.
The terms the charged by the advertiser dur
~ the years So for either branch singly until
The requisite proficiency l. attained
To obyiac further from useless applications,
the advertiser he's 10 STATE that be- neither 10 teach
writing IN fixed number OF lessons nor 10 provide 'na-
lions his Students and regards his mode OF insruc
flows he deems sufficient 20 saie for tie information o
strangers what may be easily tested by enqurng among
merchants VII: that there hundreds OF Young mtn iul
filling the duties Of responsible and lucrative stuaton' m
his city who owe their a,Nanoeent the advertisers m
druc,lOn. THOMAS JpNt>' - bi"1"""H.
For sale al the JoNESs BoOK-kEEPINC Jup pub
-hed and already adopted the leading Academic nst-
tur,nns in this city. Price 81 a. slsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
sscA. EASTERN DIVISION NEW
$500 YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD-Summer

TIE Compsnys Steamboat AMI Bsrre~ fCartsiu \. II.
>,ulirl VII IN conntsoB IL trains or ca. bet,s
the iot Duanesireci. \rX-N 0rk. Goshen Is
FOR PASSENGERS
DAILY leNrept >Inisvsl from April lN Nav - irsy-
,'nshsu al O'Clock, VI, AMI arrive IN Newl ork at ut
\ VI
From Nav 1t % sept -, leave Goshen At s'ceck. 4
VI AMI arrive la NeN-NDrk az 10y l. VI
Leave NewNoTk ~ s O'Clock p w., during IT, sq5s'n.
'ad arrive IN Goshen a. = P VI
FOR FREIGHT.
1870 "osLen Al O'Clock 7. VI Noniavs TussilVs,
evening. '''' ~ w i''N ''' ~
Lave Ne~-fork Al eek, A " oa Tu~.iays Wei
dsy "a r. SryNoI@p -. = o,.,u-s
fiemcul, March 3, lsi2 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
CLASSICAL and Commercial Semna

Y j ~ 53i Broadway --'lr.JNO ". : HpN> respect
ulv informs s friends aud tie public. that, ou the Jet day
q MAJ neii he will h. Classical and CoUmcfc nj
DAY school rom be present residence, l Mercer sieei 10
no spacious aud connections dwelling honse "a Bread
wsv. three doors above ~yrug-strect.
Sir. Iiows trusts that he reputation he is''u'ianed dur
uy the he presided he late establishment.
TIE WOo@iawn Insiuie" wi rrnicr any professions a.
the future unnecessary. further than 10 a''ure hs trends
and tue pubic hat the ,an system Ut .o1ud practical tdu-
-aiinn vii I've continued by in, which i has hitherto
loea he conscientious enIcavOr. faithfully 10 carry INTO
operation For TERMS app, 10 Mr. o~s, tbeiofe tie 1T
hay.l a. Bis r., lencc, lj6 NeTCcr-,ircei.
~ r. Mr. flows viii devote portion of ls leisure tine
% The Instruction OF Adult Glasses IN ELocuT0N, AMI 70
Private Tuition in %. sane when such bs preferred.
ur. Hows would espc Av invite the attention oi lheo-
logical and Law students the b. hss adopted or
insruc ton in tins important branch o liberal education
II the aim of MIR iiows IN make the study this raul
Development Of the MIND, than dry practice o.
char Tues and artificial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
rVUE ANTIANGULAR SYSTEM or

WRITING-EEMOyt OF MIR BRI>TOw'>
WHITING ACADEMY to No 2i5 Broidrav. n'ar Park
Place, ami GREAT KtDl CIlo\ Of III, Terms
FROM II To FIVE DOLLARS,
Mr BRISIOW In respectfully offering hs services ioh
bubble for tns season. hist he very low iem' -.
aims placing this useful at within the OF al viii n-
luce every one aud oi ever, age acquire an elegant and
splendid handwriting
~ TWELVE Easy LESSONS
The Isdes meet daily nom l. 10 l. They are taught a
neat rapid and e aie hand agreeable oihe fashion OF The
Law Also. single entry Bookkeeping taught
The GeEilenen Taught with md.lislr certainty, 10
.re with despatch mastery manner. Suitable Tor keep
ny a set OF book. or tor mercantile corfeiP ndenc-
Evening classes from 80 D
b Merchants and strangers visiting TIE city can COM
Dlei. a course iu three uays al ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
DOARDING SCHOOL for Young La

- dics-Mrs. HOYT. long established at the Hall o.
FUUcATI0N, Grand-,trcet, amshurg, l. J.. VII receive
s.w more pupil. Tor the spring and SKINNER.
TEAcHERs-Rcy X Host; Rev. y y. Wiling, Pr1e~
.or OF Language NJ. Nrigrs Music. MIR, Il0yt Ear
a oiderv Draw ing Worsied Wofk, PAS Sew ing, Sc.
Referepces-Rev. lot Jones, r. McElrsh, Esq~ AID.
Murphy. Israel Post.
TERns-Twege Dollars per month. PAYABLE 10 advance.
note for tho Principal may be le at No % BoNery or
Of the Office ol Tie Tribune. az In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
= -" ATHE STEAMER STATEN
- ~ : 4 !.

, EcD@ at. POWELL & cos Line
frsys-Szls-r,-sy For NEWBURGII, landing Al CALD-
WELLS, WEST POINT, and COLD SPRING-The
steamboat Highlander, capt Rohsu "artroP, viii leave
a. ?. " Returning, viii leave Nsvbursh every Monday
al =. VI. ana Tuesday aDd Friday M 5 2. VI.
For re gt or passage apply 10 the Captain board.
Baggage and freight of all drscr pton, Bank bills spe-
cr board. be the rk the thereof uness
al IO 4I. arr t,.ft he for lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
"a VILLAGE FARM.-For Sale. 7 de-

--.L.l. s7a.r Farm 10 TIE vlsgeof CsfnptoNu y j.. l
Vd'7i by the Springfield Turnpike fontng the oi road
rom N~"sk. .. nile from lie latter snd u from y Nork
rouis about - ri good lana u acre DO orchard,
l grated rui good bearing acr-s wool anil rIn-
-paiN n clover sn timothy brook throus- farm.
sorry frame h1a.e snt kicheu adjoining. pleasantly su-
se. csern, well ami pump vegetable ari fo,s,r .ar-
ens. fruit. h; barn. corncfih and other ousl lI1gfs
Whole in good fence AMI gpnd hear MI be- eli ow
app for so0n TIE hllidnss viii about acres. may
boz ifd separately Apply a. y. = Nss,sl street. -
a. Nm " SINNERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
SCHOOLS.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL at Middle

TOWN Coma Classical .sd EH-Ash Bosfiins
s-hool fo- Isds Tbs Sumner ~essiun vii commence On
fs l5b MAJ nsxt and co.e on 18th Of October Nun
Der limited To Sn Tire charge Ia. been reduced = So -
annum and now nclucrs lnstrlcten board "@Hl-'-'
ordinary Mendine fuei. L.-bt,, and Bedding. 49,,
Tie school Supplied win chemical and pLii'~'pl
ap-arat,s ncls1nz powerful telescope cahu+i o 20
rspo com. Ebrars. and reading room. ll,ir3ciaH -
modern languages, AID On tse sraptne ? srp, a.
Catalogues and mIuute Information may De pD,1-n1' OF
G. r. Dsoswsy. - NJ. l55 Pear street and on
Henry Chase NJ. 1Si Che-ry streci
D. n. CHASE, l. ". p-.neiuzl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
AA TO LET from the first day of next
"a To LtT-To a small family only

~ the upper part e. gentcel two ',orN aitc TO-"
m FT-kn.stiset hetwecr Hudson aud Gfern"ic streets
cor.sn, o rnt anI back Psr,or. or two Bedroom
n the auto vt1 privilege IA thr cellar tr WOOL an faL
Apply al 20 Dss-,ti crf. 40 ul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
IA TO LET-A Summer Residence.

U.1 beautifully situated the bank of the East River,
D0 81 nh street and within five Minutes wak OF the liar
lem RAJ road cars The House 5 surrounded boy fruit trees
sud ,hrubLery aud commands ine view of the river
Apply the premises o. 10 J. {. Miller Deaf AMI Dumb
,.i.tr,t,u ax5ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

ru-si AMI Ister.ry.-Parerts AMI Guardians have
ION tlos in charge whom y11 w.-u 20 place % 'laioh
t,-orgb ar, 4-e OF tie az ~ Farming -. there D,
rop aR opportunity. TIE 'ui-crher las maze sfrt
nent, ~ rere " INTO his family imtfl NUMBER n i.f'
,.b1 will receive ie constant and careful attention 10 70
P~ncinai H. Ia also arranged % give psc- 81 10y 70
ion m Farming which designed 70 accomplish l'fr
"a -, 81, ~ rroolefa and ir prove a.. health Ply
ailv ,rerce % form habits OF isdusry, and 10 o'a
oosedse oCtfe Farmer. ART The above ,uces uay -
rur.ucd jointly Or sepaIa " ,.,.- q
III. location o. hi. int futon s rul'uay l-aiiHy ani
beautiful. being situated on emlnence. COMMANDING a
me ~ u he city 81 M Haven, iarhor an ''u' l"
fes rom ite STEAMBOAT land M and "a road depot
The Summer term viii CONN --ce May p, and ccntn-t
Z weeks. Scholar, admitted al any Tine.
Terms per YEAR slj0-S ssinns extra
RtFFRE~cfs-fsey : Dadd. WI. X. Towsscnd. -.
Degr.s.s Ma,ly. 10, Ks,t Hayen, kcyJ Boa, ar
Haven; Fou-.i shepard, Esq, New H4.eni y, NO.
". D., Norm Haven. n - "'ith-
Fs.f IIsrsu AyrIl l. 1872 a4s ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
NACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

II T. fact that Gouraud's Poudrc Subtle viii penra.
reny Grad all hair from the pat where >sppr with
the injury the skim To he had the old e,is
hmentb alk street doOrtfom Broadway, amt AZ M
Broldways 81 pr bottle. Another fact that Gouau- True
Water Beauty will thoroughly 4rrmluaie tan pin ss ani
all cul1neous -rupu0ns, elicit juvenile hrsy appearance
AMI array the hands, neck and Ia radiant Whene,s
Beware OF spurious limitations ~ this ctlebraies co,ec
containing mnsra astringenis utterly uinous 10 lie ,kn
and complexion and by IT, repellant acton Injurious %
health To be- had ~ ahose-Sl per bOule
GOURAI D'S VEGETABLE ROTGE
Ippars delicate roseate ungr immoysble by p~rspirr
uon rubbing with a linen cloth. 81 per bottle.
GOuRAIDS BLANC DESPAGNE,
Or Spanish Lily White mpsrts a bright, pure he-lke. ala.
baser whieness tine SKIN, Tree the injurious proper
tbs generally combined with preparations for tbs purpose.
Pm M ELEGANT boxes st 2b cents each an In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
MISS COWAN respectfully informs the

N TSS CON ~ TtsPtCtIuTy I'I0I III '''O
vi Ladies Of NewYork and Is vi-n.y That 'e GO in
70, irving Lesons on Tue Piano Forte Harp Guitar am IN
SINGING. - ~
Ms e. will De happy ~ reseiyr her pupils al No ~
Wbieroct on tie r Of MAY nrKt, or u preferred WI
each III The houses o. hose ladies "ho may non
or her with their patronage
Plan. Forte OF very superior quality and tone TO b, dis
POSED Of
very convenient Office 10 let at 40. e6 White street
suitable for prof- ona gentlemen 10 also be
f1nased with hoard Apply al No. II Du5nest. as 6r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
TO LET-Two of those modern built

XmV ihrec.Hory Dwelling Houses the eth Avenue. be
21d .nd 2Bd Tho Chelsea within
one block ut these houses They viii De let 10 good ten
ants at the moderate rent ct $500. Inquire 81
q. 6 CAMPBELL.
a306l- Corner OF 3ih tvtIur md ~ ,ls Get.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
MEDICAL.
CANDS'S Concentrated Sarsapanlla.

CANDS'S Concentrated Sarsapaulla.-
y SsrsraiIs knov ~ be- oue ~ tie most a. poe
nicf, u ~, hoot o any article n he Msifra Ma -
.nd N this W compound number OF other mtita'
elected from ihe yrg'tsbs Kingdom, the Whole siren. Dbl '
proa this extract the syrup pc pared. or bottle oi
ahrh j, warau.ed % contain usfe thsn u.fee usss r
,ro,fb anil me-. NAL virtue iiaa ihat ri snN oLtr AL
So IN, , he blrod. AMI removing al unhealthy hu-
,.. fr, liz .y.'ena. sucn a. >ctniuis OF knEs ~
~ o., rsrrer, icsrs. Msrrursl B..easfs. FsNtr I',
-. m ID :, s,,, of the >kln &C. ih' >yrup parf
,,v ,,.- .i Bel n MILD ~ sfci'nt ali'natNe nf-
10 on inay bat r,finaus.aN On e cousl tu'L J. - i
rxccI'rrt sgr..s .ai ssumsr pifit'f a'i n i'I-f '
.r--t.. n. +, atho-,t- and hNfsrf sN'tf' peculiar
fl-rr, n,~r co.. slanduar system, incf'a'i - Nt e
.ft1a. arl c,cre,. on>. thereby overthrow - ur f'e
ante. o d ,els. and rtsinrug he paNfW ~ iff''t'
.,,rf sr heaifrv .tac. Ths medicine m-hN b'nf fti
in ma. ,aui taI cafes mi boz VARIOUS comp 'h DID, Ni't
M ,ftst ou !, tushle,i anil requires in Pee 'n' 1fs
p3r. n .e hdres sud leg. and pa s.>r a's iou ai
.r.lrrr 1f mercury, 80 ,HrcfdiN taied .f f, 1'
p>.r, MAJ az "a So. age> VIII md moot N' able a-
.a r.. t>e =. ci.1r,cs The bnod and system -sn'f'
and rrsseaI. every iu.rt 70 dIsea>'.
T,t,,rula. 90 IL value ami superior en- enfN ere "a
liz r,.,l The ALLEGED have only 'o Try t aId p' oi-
Pcsrsl anil -. Wholesale AMI retail, AMI TO- sNf,r1-
t.,, by A. g& u SANDS. Druggists, Va - faIi'n'
\artlea.t corner of Gold street. and No 100 Fi-n '-
a., .,slv David sand. Go. No. = Hat Rroai"ay.
,,r,.ra III Market street. Abraham u. SANDS 60 " 20
Rro,isav. corusr o. Chamber street Ns"fo'k zoe
~. t.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
~ FROM : to 10000 lbs. of Fresh Gar

- DEN SEED, n Ill the choicest species and vary
tr> or sale, 30 gu-uie, u sat purchasers, BRIDGE.
MAN. permanent establishment, corner o gi,.fthsi.
sDd Broadway. Ai>o. The Young Gardener. ASSISTANT
containing r results ~ his = vess practice New 0s.
u ths work has been h0nores by the awar nj Gold Ne.
al ffl the American Institute. which In t1ion aad tie
NeWi orb safe Agricultural >ciey. hsvrg a-o award
severn cope, Premiums io- superior specimens Car
den Prodpct, farther comment deemed unnecessary.
ma IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
Z DWIGHT POTTER. ND.
THEODORE " PORTER
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown. \.

tN-Thr Summer on of ih., Wei al. shed In>iu-
lo1 viii open the q of MAY. The PrHc pals hope that
those wta seeking the oi education. viii take III
pains 10 uiorn themselves OF The advantages ami isce,
which are Afforded % their institution.
Shshar' containing Catalogue of Patrons cngrav-
hs OF The Building, mi all Beediu information be- Oh
tneS A. C"lman's, 10 roadway; RayDoTs, - Bo.ery
M 'foWen's. 80 Broadway
>NfI, '',l'n nav be made On the Principals by mail
-, '..uStnt Young men having view 10 The ministry
nited subject only io clisrs. flr h',,ri
wv. =. LYON 4 NJ
80, IHA>. H. LYON 4 VI Z friAc pas
Inc frncpss are permitted IL refer 10 M. to, mo lila.
linguistic genilemrg W ~ ''e '"'o" VIZ IT,
washington Irving. ESQ. TsrTy,s>n
y. h. Holmes. -. Do
II Alex >ldeli Mackcnsis = y 10
Hon. Daniel Webster. secretary of : al.
Hon. Cuban {. Nerpllnck y Y Civ
VIM A. Duer, LID. Pres Col Col. DO
Rev Dr.. Bond "a
Zchcdc- Cook Jr ESQ 10
Mu Cullen Bryant. 10. 10
VIM l. Stone, E~3. DO
Francs Hal. E~q 10
Harper Br.ihsr> N
George T. Trmhe. F.1 40
Dr. j. X. Nan ktnssfa.f. 20
Rev. D. Bangs, Presdenl Wesleyan University
AZ collin
H. III. VAN BENSCHOTEN sells Dry
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IN RVPTURED PERSONS

N-Dr \ C. null. No I Nc,ey sire. a. '. .,'
\e,, \ort -Psr.nns ALLEGED With Rup'a,t' may i'F
,r,p Nh. beS Instrumental AL tie sy'rd shrs 'n pr
nl,aon a, his ofcc. Ne>ey street. NJ" loih, or .i''
u, bis numerous agents . the cArt towns 81 a. %"
St,te> Parent, rn,s be careful tn eNnninr Inc lA
nj Dr. uulF> rrusss. II they are eihof~" Nv "
Han IN vr-ns. None other genuine az 10 n' -
sod o. Hull guarantees cure, to all othtr" - N'a
a,rf N ro cal N MS once tor Treatment u me 'tf' E
nj radical and permanent ~ o, to prr'iud' u' hf,''F
al ,earng any truss whatever the m,hN advanced Is
,.i o The expiration OF tse tenn specified Tor uf Gun t
Iafc,er progress the rupture may have mace toward era
catOu. ..t Iii
Children under twelve year, university cHrel WIN
ont further eNp.use than the cost ot The irus> the "a
iical cure la, been under prsgressNe pacu'a hp,'f
rlent tor han twenty Yeas fss1f 40 VI '"''
rrus, Office, and now brought TO state OF ahNa'J
perfection. ,,..t.-
MANY racheruus agent, have undertaken io Ntnt fia
ION. ID Dr. Iur> celebrated II uge snd fNA I U.s. ior
The .-.y and SAFE retention OF Rupiprt~ IsNe limitations
cannot be- relied on-thev are ma't" by u",hhul 81"
ycou> aut mechanics AMI are 30 better 'n ir ON nary
1-u.,cs o.. he market The gerun. have my igH name 100
a.r,f,p.r AMOS g.. III ~ CO..
Or Hal ~. the request OF several Respectable p''
,,r, fei un room exclusively for Ladies. having ~fa
ta,, entrance from thr bu>ue,s department wh' 100 hv
u cousani attendance, to apply Trusses and supporters
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IA TO LET.-To a small family with

Vfl out children. the ~cosd story o. s modern iiree
'0ry brick House 2l Eat Broadway consisting of trout
and rear parlors with b,druuns adjoining, good pau'res
and CLOTHES presses; sl~o basement with cellar under
upafh