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tive luxury. We think that, before men legslate
for compensation for these services il they would take
upon themselves the " form Of az soldier and the
4" fashion Of a" sailor, the eyes Of their sympshes
would be opened, and the bowels of compassion
enlarged There is one sailor in the House of Re-
representatives., and he is the unfnching advocate OF
the Navy and feels for those who stand
The rock the wreck
The battles cry and bloody deck
We would recommend as curriculum five years at
St Peters, year on the coast of Africa six sum
mer months in Florida, and as many winters down
the Gulf
What noble feeling of self-gratulation there must
be in the bosom of that legislator who, having ex-
raced the last means of comfort from the ohcers OF
the Army and Navy, twenty-five per cent from STAR
walton pay, buttons his pocket over his twenty odd
gold eagles per month"; rolls home to drink his share
Of the last dozen of champagne won at the Congress
sional mess-tabe, after dinner seats himself in his
springseat cushioned armchair, sends for the land
lady to tell her the chamber-mad did not make his
bed sufficiently smooth last night and then slides in
to doze from reverie to the effect his last home
consumption speech upon retrenchment, made at a
cost of thousands of dollars to the country lis
tened to by no one will have upon his beloved con-
stuents
In the mean time, it would be just well to re-
collect that upon western frontier is an immense
band of brawny red arms well equipped and accou-
tired, moved by intelligent heads, full standing Ar
my ready for the sleeping moment John Bull has "A
leering eye upon Oregon and looks more loving the
less it is defended has got foot in California,
and is itching to edge the other the Northeastern
border and his extensive philanthropy and warm So
cia feeling would like to shake hands with every sail
on the ocean, without asking your will to the ac-
quaintance. A timely recollection of this catego-
ry," may save us from engrossing military vices by
the light of towns, and prevent the necessity OF
locomotive" legislation after it has come to
HARD SCRATCHING.
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liz THOSE THINGS WHICH ESSENTIAL LET THERE
UEITY-M NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY.--4ugtStn.
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From nc Hotestonian

DEArn OF rur HoN. c. VAN NEss.--Our country
has sustained severe loss in the death OF this gen
teman, who was recently killed in San Antonio, by
the accidental discharge of gun. AT time like
the present the loss of citizen distinguished for
patriotism and devotion to his country felt ma
tonal calamity of more than ordinary weight
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GOLD PENCIL LOST

7 OSr in going from Mrs Kennedys boarding
IL house, on the South side of Pennsylvania Avq
to Capitotiil a LADYs GOLD Pencil. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving il at the office Of
the Madisonian, June |,
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JAMES pHALEN 4 co. MANAGERS

The brilliant success have met with in the sale of
capital prizes the last months is altogether un-
rl,aed in the history Of Lottery adventures-com-
prising it does a whole of $4,000, quarter of
S25 000 whole of "a 600, and half of Stl 0O0 these
all capital prizes, and such collection of $1,000
and $500 and other smaller prizes would astonish
the public they to the list The above is
sufficient to admonish all adventures and spectators
to send their orders alone to US and under all variety
OF circumstances. promise the most implicit, imne-
da c, and confidential attention to their orders Off
cal drawings sent to all who order from US immcdi-
pely after the reception thereof
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WILLIAM YOUNG, @ doors cas-, Of Gadsby's S,
w Pennsylvania Avenue,) has Just received n
fresa supply Of WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
direct from the White Sulphur Springs in Virginia,
which he will sell on reasonable terms, and in guam
titles to suit customersn half barrels otherwise
ANALYSIS.
The solid matter procured by evaporation from 100
cubic inches of the White Sulphur Water, when
dried at 2l2@, weighs agreeably to the experiments
of Professor Rodgers, 635l grains this consists Of
Sulphate Of Lime Chloride Of Calcium,
Sulphate of Magnesa, Peroxide of Iron,
Sulphate OF Soda, Phosphate OF Lime
Carbonate of Lime, Sulph. Hydrate Sodium,
Carbonate of Magncsla Organic Matter,
Chloride of Magnesium, Precipa,ed Sulphur,
Chloride Of Sodium, Iodine
The gaseous matter consists OF
Sulphurated Hydrogen, Nittogcn, :
Carbonlc Acid, Oxygen. mtg
FINO THE La DlES.-Ths day received the toll
i loving articles of unsurpassed beauty, and be-
lieved to I've superior to any thing of the kind in the
District
Ladies silk gDitc Boots, light colors.
Do Buskins, do
Do do do and check.
Do Kid and morocco Slippers, black.
Also received and on hand in the Gentlemen's line
large and iirs,-rate assortment for summer wear
such as
Morocco, calf, and seal Monroes, navy Ties, and
Brogans.
Pump and welt soes lasting Caters various quail
tics.
French Boots The only ones in the District
Fine and Common Boots.
The above are all made to order by select and ap-
proved workmcn
The above, together with a large stock of almost
every variety and quality of shoes hand renders
the assortment OF the subscribers very complete.
may 2i3t a. COfLE SON
A IR.TIGHT STOVE.-H. w. Edwards High
II street near Gay, Georgetown, is now ready to
supply the people Of this District and oft surround
ing country with the Alright Stove, to the best OF
his ability Dealers supplied at liberal discount
Mr.. Edwards is now my sole agent for this Dis.
trict. AS far as my health and occupations allow,
will see that he sells the genuine article All Others
are 'hunbugs
nov g wSw ISAAC ORR'
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

IS No. Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Certificate of package Of wholes $50 00 shares in
proportion.
Wholes IS 90 Halves 81 so Quarters 81 25
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ID NO, Lottery-I2 Drawn Ballots
Certificate OF package of whoes 800 00-shares in
proportion
w holes SSS 90 Halves $4 00-Quarters 81 90.
All orders addressed to will meet the most prompt
attention,
r. FRANCE, Agent for the Managers,
Corner 9th ST and Penn. av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

state oi Nrw.Nork AZ the CITY " New ora on IN"
am fiav nf Arril one thousand eight hundred sh hiN
n,n Pr,,cu-w illiam I. McCoun Wee Chancellor 81 NE
I'Epo saver ,> william H. whiimarh, Charles J. Bu'.
l, simon smith = Oh Mhimarsh William l"'ior, AeNsn
H., E,.,.on and others. u appearing upon rioui hi
r yt ,,, i'm th ran>e hy Charles =. Roe. solicitor 'nr
49,. ., ,in,rt that William A. Nhimarsh, Snlou smith,
: I'm Nitn,rb " liam TAYLOR an+ Alexander Ferguson
a. ant III ,reir De- side oui ti> stale. and are ftsifri,
~ H. piicd ut,> 10 wi. tina; The sai Defendant Nilih
n Mlnfmash. a resident al The >tr oi L",u'iths t
:, l defendant Su.nn smith, j. resident pi tue Ndif "l
RI ,ls Island: th, - defendant seth Nhimafsh, j. "
esf of the state oi Massachusetts; md ad defendants F
laa Tayio, and Alexander Ferguson, ARE reside n ~ i-
-fa o Missouri ar on realng and nlng slid affidavit ami
ON motion of Charles : Roe F~l Solicitor for Tie conc
r, n,n,-Tt j. or,leted that tie ssid william w. Whnnrh.
: non smith seth Whumanh, william Taylor AMI AeNar
der Ferguson. AMI each OF them cau>- t'r appeal !"
be, entered, herein. AMI notice thereof % he 'tNed ON 10"
,o.irsr,ut's solicitor. within four months iionihr Gate
N tl nrt.r aui m either appearance ihl hfN fau
l su.sr or answers the Conpainant> bill 90 De n."i
and ,opy thereof be Ion The compla MANS solicit
tor wihn orty DAYS arr servc" at copy OF sad h 'nd
hat n default thereof said bin of,empldrth be taken ~ con.
.,,,d y ihttn and each az them; ard u further ordered
laf within twesy DAYS rom the late Of Il B, order, ne
,d comp anan cause this order 20 H. published n Ne
md, raner and in tn New Ncrh Inhnue paprr prtt
200 his state tor ,isht weeks 10 succession and "n," AZ
least boz each week, that ia" said dmpanan cause copy
,f mi, orlrrt1 be- served said william H. Mh'mar>,
mon smith. seth Mhilmarsh, William rayOr and Air,-
amber Fersuson and each ol them personally, at h ct
tAcuty DAYS before the time bersinb,pre tsct bed "r
their app. arance herein -. .
Copy. HIRAM NALWORlH tlrtk-
&. :. ROE, Solicitor. all lta"bw
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CHARLES E BUTLER, Sol Tor Compt,
No. Hanover street al9 laHSg


y
nf Nsy-lork ~ the city of Newly orb, the 2ith ,iay
oi February, the year thousand eight hundred aud
tIrty-fao,
Pr,..ff liam r. Nc Coun Vice Chancellor Of the Firt
Circuit
John Broaer Complainant. Charle. wasworth, Fnoch
wswa@, %. sol tothrsl, George :. Doughty Uarrpt ".
wewall, Samuel y Alien and Lucnts - his WIFE, Aegan.
der X rborp Groge Rapelye, John Purdy and Augustus
Crukshank, Dr..
appearing by iiyt b. the satisfaction Of this Court.
that the dcten4afi, Alexander r. Thorn, resides hI.
state, bat ). resident 81 the State Ut jersey
II " lam W. Cam bell, OF COunsr complainant
rder"i-lhat yir saN Alexander X. Thorp his .p-
pranncf % De entered, aui notice thereof 10 De- served
me cOmpllrlnt Sol TOR within months from ihe date
~ tbs order and n ca oi b. APPEARANCE, iiai he
answer 10 TIE complainant bl 10 be- fled and copy tlcre
?, be- served un Tar mrani's Ss6iOr within iOy days
after service 0i copy ~ sad bl and IN default thereof, sal
hii oi compliant may b. 'kru confs,'d by him. And
farther ordered thai din twenty days li- aid complain
ant cane hi. onirr 10 be- lh,ed Ia The STATE paper and
~ TIE Newfork IIbun, aal that iiie ,l publication BE-
cpnfHsfd 90 each of ~" ld pap.rs l,asi each
Nf'k, eight weeks ~ that g. COPY 0f
ihs order 20 "" PERSONALITY srsri the saai Alexamrr z.
Thor 90 least t@Ttt ''s. lore the time allow. prscrlrI
or BIS Apo srance. Copy.
n,j las g~ Eve Jour. HIRAM " AIWORTU CLERK
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LEGAL.
\TA COURT of Chamcery held for

At \ COURT Of Chancery held for
\ the state OF Ne~-yori. al the CITY o, New.iosA oa
the liih day q April D. lSse
Pre- NJ, HAN MeCsua, Vice 'h@Dceiior TUE Pun
Var. Boldly ", Nshen Ke,eheI, Mary Ks,che, .nareyr
-, "a ~ am Keichsi isAac keichsi. >sm1s ketchel,
- n,,I, William Iyipc AMI - al Jane Ir,,ne. ~
viz. Jane, ketche Msrgarr, ketc,si Anrrw h. Aetchs
,n Bet.ey Us wife, John Russell an sarah his vile"
4, anpearir ~ The satisfaction oi h. Court, ihs, 90
,l Ri, - Complaint has hern h.ed N this
,r,io, NJ he aihlnng de,cr b-d premises, - wH-AA
hat certain dwelling iOase ard ~ rysot pai'ss" siuui
situate k.ng lni being m 'ns fi'h VAR OF Ne nv %
~. Not ami b. knnwn anil Distinguished bN The nu1tfi
tsn hundred an naeesn 2lal hlrf rstft eti~ un'ro Nf
rrly in front BY Caurch street ai'fts"h Su'ne,H DN
~ rluni now or la,e hscnsns 81 Isaac T. Iainan ana
Chars. Mon ami ss.teris 10y fH W 10 'oh'Hit :"
breadth n arI ar twenty tour ifei And n i' ~
each ..ic >eyenty-Hsr iret, ~ re N'hr wv. 81 49,.
r.lher wi,h ali AMI >lgullr ne figt, pfNHt N''' h
mont, and lppurteNance remainder and remainder, rents.
..,uss anI prlfi, tifr't,ii aiu p - - 49, -
f,.tan ot tbs COsft, that ne - ienss "i ''iN '.' =
uhnon THAT Andrew b. N che, w - go W.,
wa> believed % reside NomeNhrir ~ = N.st" s a.,
R.ts,y kft.bsl resides in lie >iac ~ ftn'lN@,s w
nm IRVINE ani Sarah Jane D., We, and Andfew hfset'
~, b. IN the Stiie last aiure>ad-inal mann h'''.s ~
-, k,fbsl reside DOB the ate of New jessi-on 10
go, III 4 \asle solicitor nr Tie Comp laiaii' = nf,'''
i In, mn, .l-l John Russell Andrew keishe Bti"f
r',l william IRVINE anal sarah Jane tf.ias Aniie"
ketch,l " 10 im ketchd md l'aac htieN,' eN' '''n Z.
them case their appcsran,e I'd nr e.',s -" ,, ,b
,,r mont frnm IN. t1ie Of hi order an- h or on
er apps rance that they cause th' answer OF
i ~, The Comma mart. Solicitor. within tortv DAY ~
r Ice ot COPY - ,aid Bin. ani tha 10 deituit d'i
All Bill at Complaint BE- .aken a, confessed 10y i,. sl
rL ~ ,h.ro AMI ID : further ordered hat within enf
y n h, iate nf tas orsr tic SAD Complains al, casc
nm, or1er u b. published m The STATE paisr and ~ hs
New York Tribune, paper printed = m >,. o 49,,
a. ontl once each wees successfully, az ihal w ' N.
l,nant, cause 4 copy 81 ihs orcer la be rived l',h'N
.o tbe >ai John Kn>,e. Andrtw b. kechtl' nr'"N
k.frbrl William lrNi.c, Ssfah Jane irNinf, Nldi'"
Eriri William K.tc u. and lsaac ketche, AMI on econ
NJ th NJ least twraiv DAYS heorr the time htttn before
prsscrbei tor their appearance. $500. ...,.,.,, ..,,
-, - S,t,,or ai6 iaw3n
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WRITING and Merchants Accounts

w The undersigned continues 20 give Instruction %
Wiring. Book and Con-Hr rcidl A. huietc during
the evening. The iesssns may be sceised eWey ~
private II desired
The term, are the ,aue charged by the advertiser dur.
ng the last year, viz. SO Jog either branch ,iugy unl
tl. requisite proficiency : attained.
To further annoyance from useless applications
the advertiser state hat ac neither processes O teach
writing in fixed number OF lessons "a provide siiua.
tons hs students and regards h mode OF iniruc.
be- decns sufficient % stale, Tor the informal 90 OF
strangers. what be easily tested by enqOrng amons
merchants. that there hundred, oi young men l
filling the lutte. OF responsible and lucrative situations n
ai. Ciy who owe Their advancement the advertisers
structOn THOMAS JONES, lHj Broadway.
For sale the JosEss Book kEEPING jlst pub
li,ed aud already adopted the leading Academic inst.
tuition, IN tlu, CITY. Price 81 - sl5u
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COURT or CHANCERY, held

Y G,r the State ct New.York at the Civ OF New Norh
he hNfenih day ot April IN the year ore thousand .hi
hundred and fory.two, Prssrft. William T. Nctonn Nice
Chancellor 0f the first Cinut Robert Bayard Trustee A.
y. Alexander Maciier, and others " .
II appearing bv AFFIDAVIT q the satisfaction oi m' CouH
az tie defendant James Coleman, side out Of a. state
10 Wit. IN that part OF the United Kingdom OF "frst hiu
and Ireland. led Ireland; aud further app'arng that
the defendant, Richard Towing, has no hNes place oi
abode, but journing in part of Europe nov, on
motion Charles =. Butler, Solicitor for tho complainant
this cause Il j. Ordered that the said James Coleman
AMI Richard rnwning respectively their appearance
o. b. entered aud nose thereof To be served the Com
piauarts solicitor within monih nom The date n tbs
Drr and in case OF their appearance, that ihry tes'c
lively their 10 the Compliments Bl "a lf
fe and copy thereof 10 be served on the Compliments
solicitor whin forty days after service OF copy Of sah
Bills and n default Their Of said Bill may bc taken
confessed against them and each OF he ~.
AMI further ordered. that, within tweEty days. ID"
said Complainant this Order DO published IN ir
stale paper AMI n the New York Tribune aud h.t the
,a publ be continued Ia each OF The SAID papers AT
least once IN zach week for eight weeks sucetssOn,
that Le copy OF this Order Ia be- personally served
the said James Cob and Richard Towing, Al i'ast
twenty days before the ting above prescribed for Their APP
pearance. "a copy
HIRAM wALwORTH, Clerk.
CHARLES y. BUTLER, Sol Tor ComBI
Nh sfF Of AL
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LXTUTTE.P PAINS ACADEMY and

w White Plans Female institute Ne>iche>er Co y.
y-Johr Ssinhurne. A. ". Pnncipsl.Ts,sc institutions
have connection whatever th each other The bui!
sgs which distance apart, were erected express
y l0r the purpos. Boarding Schools, and rcpletr
With every They are furnished with Valul-
bic Philosophical Apparatus and Library Of 1900 volumes
The instructor Fren,h ard Muse is native OF Pars and
IN accomplish shed sch lar. Teachers employed la the
different Dcpareuis who are distinguished tor their liter
sry attainment, aud aptitude 90 inpIrt n>tfucuon The
summer ~ commence The 1t May. The ~.
peu..s are 200 year Including board, tuition, washing,
mending, fuel and lights.
Catalogues containing all desirable information, may be-
obtained ot Collins kec,e Co. - Peir,t OF the frin-
cpa al the American Iioel, where an Interview NAV had
d.ly until the 1T Nav. AZ lN
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Gr iir Sste Of Newyork At tie City of New-york,
Dr hn'e1h LAY Of April IN Tie Year thousand eight
hunf.reg mi lnfi, Two.
Pr,'sm-~ diam T. NcCoun. Esquire, Vice Chancellor
- ne tr'' Circuit Isaac Gibson, rgsce &C. w. Sanae
VI hrie ail othen.
appearing by AFFIDAVIT n the satisfaction Of III. Court
Hiai ID" ritant', William Morr. Richard Somnc 90 Gard
eos 'fb 1iir'oD, reside oui of ths State anil Iln
'o" hA2And-on motion of Chari', r. Boiler. solicitor iof
.r COM anant, Il is ordered that ihe .ad MILAN Alo
"a bard s"infn Gard and Richard >snderson, their
appearance - De- entered and notice trTeOfo served
NE fompaharr, pictsf within months from DE
d th' ORDER aud 100 ca,e Of their appcsr that
heif s's" 20 Tie cmpainants bll % BE- Ged and
thereof 40 D. 'ersed 0u The complanants solicitor within
"y oafs II ~ srfsrc ~ cO'y OF sad bill and 10 deiant
th"ic" sad bii ~ complaint may b. taken 6Oni,si
.Y urn. Agi IL j. fItirr ORDERED. that within twenty
lays ~ sad 30" panaBi t. order be- puhl.led
10 ue Sair paltr 3Ed n tr New-s0fk Tribune, and hot
lf sld publication b. cnLunuei boz zach OF the SAID papes
81 least once 10 earh week. iOr right weeks succe,.Ou,
iat ~ calsr ccy 81 ts order 10 De- personally
90" sai " d am NOrr. Richard Sounen Gard ard x ci-
ard sancspn, ~ least twenty day before The above
Prescribed ior h-ir appearance.
"a cpIyl HIRAM HALwORTH, Clsrk.
cH,EL's y. ByTLEE, 10 citor Tor complainant
AD laHbW No HaaOysr sl.fet
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These pori. ln laii. io,nl -fi0.,65


And DOW ash, what u the which British pO
hey aiming al THIS moment. Her commerce gradually
beg excluded nom The ports OF the Continents the los
thai Win the brazls Is threatened upon the expiration
the existing treaty between The countries: and OF al
the remains OF her former trade that with the Bazs and
with his country The profitable To her Now what
does Dt A>pn> invaluable work population, recently
punished, develop a. To her present line OF policy |
commend geouemen 20 examine that book for themselves
whl give Them many Weighty facts Alison i strongly M
itN"f o. INC c"rna avs land the Ministry OF
'rrai srlanl AMI equally opposed ali Of ec
po@iN Aad here let me say, defence OF that ysem.
tnat ~en II was adopted IN ths country il believed
tnai any people earth could >ucces>ul conpc
uhon no navigation, New England brethren could
rreAt a. their enterprise undoubtedly perhaps ha>
petn SUBJECTED 10 too uavqual experiment hs those
Spr"eN treaties But 1rcal BuiIn's ultimate a I'D = o.
an o0eA compelled 10 withdraw nom the commerce ct
ol'Sa fo~eIs, on the resources OF her Immense
Puc. soc vii cherish fore gu commerce a. long she
puma you no longer tand sine begas AMI u feel ts
toe us' o~h eNuness Possessions scattered they
through he oG quarters o the glObe-theSe. iheS-
nc hft ui'uac resource uf the maintenance OF Der
nrfct net power anl hef greatness. from thcs, >e
intends aho hopes 70 draw tie materials well md
In thea consumer Tor her manufacturing capac
lies For the cousu iaon OF like polcv wher,. b, the
country which has this adsausa.r viii s IIcrnran
kepubic, infant though Il be-
Mr. Presiien, : glorious country and vs,i A. !,
the power aud o the British einprc viii p.t s1pr
by a comparison with a. The BRUSH cmpire - ,,,rra1
over the loas quarters OF the globe paai,d hv hound
oceans deach he'd anil dispersed br0kea f.rmerl. uSn
lar and Continental. inhabited hy dfrreni ami d>coriast
races oimen ,prtkos various and uoknoNu iongaes obey
an INFINITE diversity O laws. Or mating "a every stae
human society non the highev state OF civilization 10
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CANDS'S Concentrated Sarsaparllla.-

- Slrsapsria known to be- II the active pu-
~i.r. ii the blood o any article n The Maierla Mrica,
anl N ti, compound a number OF other medicines
selected from the vegetable kingdom, the whole strength .
which concentrated into fluid extract OF great power
From tins extract The syrup IS prepared, one bottle OF
which NaTran Ell 10 contln mefe han three t'es Le
,fren W and med cuai virtue Than that OF other kin
For purifying the d. OIL and removing all unhealthy nl
from thc system. such a. >cioinla or kings fVA
iscpicui Cancers Ucers. MercUr1l Ease Fever re-
Rheumatism Disease, Of the SKIN L. th. Syrup pirc-
.srly ui. Benz mild ys efficient alternative oprf-
lcs gradually huf Prominently 90 the constitution i an
excellent spring and Summer p1un-r' and proper -
operate, q, a dapior-ic AID axifei eHcri, ffcuin
u1ucrCs tie eiandalr system, Increasing al tie -
crrt and lions. thereby cFfftruNu- tie uood
yates o d,ta.r ard restoring the pai.nt 10 perfectly
-ouad and healthy state. Tbs madeleine highly l~rehcs
doubtful AMI in varous com plants in whch
ie cOusi 1n eneeblei All requires 0 be nvrurae'
Pains IN ac boEss and leg, ard al d.esse, arising from ar
mprupc of mercury, ehrctfuiy cured by = u>e
frrssns max M ses yoy age viii fnd most valuable AZ
ce to use a. cleanse, the blood ald system generally,
az, prevents every inlet 10 DISEASE.
testimonial. Of 10, value and superior efficiency are da-
wheel. 49, - ~
aFei aad sl wholesale and retail and for 81 ooTis-
In, ~ y u SANDS, Druggists. No % Faiton.
neg o. william =
Aiso' So,d by Dsrd SANDS Co No II East Brnadwsy,
,th' ni hafNtt street. Abraham B. Sands Co so. -
1900 corner OF Chamber street, New-Yurk. Price
H''-f' as IN
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DROSpECTHILL SCHOOL, AgricuI

tural and Ltersry.-Paren;s ami "uardi'n> .''
y- tlo, i'm charge whom yOd wish - place 10 siu'l
where together with book learning, lls ~" - ,ir, b,
,loron,h knoy, ledge the at ct Farming -. u'l =
now an opp,., unity. The subscriber ha' mai" Mtal-t
ments 70 receive INTO Ia, family lmied nua'', y. -
bo,i reri,,. the constant and careful attention OF Ue
PRINCIPAL H. "a, ala arranged to give pfa't,"
ton IN Farming which designed 20 accoup'>, ~ ~ e.
,,lI oli.,, w 10 promote and improve The hr.iu nN
.lay exercise To form habit, o l-dusirN, and !" uuI'
knowgr at the Farmer, The above STUDIES h'y "o
pursued Jointly separately. a., lilo. 4,
The Ncsou Ut ih, institution i unusually hchi"f 'n
beautiful being situated cmmence. conhn'nl'us
fine v.w Of the city Of New Haven. harinr an 'oud wv"
mile. from the Steamboat landing and rallruai depot.
The Summer term viii commence May ~ anu '""''"'
p weeks scholars admitted n any time.
Terms p.r wear - rl-wl>hing extra
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Dryr.,,g M,tbv Ed East Haven; Rev. b,a ~ RI
Haven: Forrest shepard, Esd, New llAyrni \ M@N'
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