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CORK LEGS, ARMS, &c.

THE Loss OF FEET AND LEGS ~ no H 4dvS
e THGNAS Cork Leg Maker &c. respectfully informs the
bubble thai he ha, from e No a2 "" a.
stess 10 Manufacture Artificial Limbs plan The
Correct and least compca, having through nece
. 1 bsea M feels confident 9 gTngs
sstisfscton TO ali who call him for LEGS ~ s,n
no CREDITORS Of the N. Y. and Erie Rail j.
road Co-othce of the n Y. and E. 2; r Co., ssW.
York nth October s2 Creditors Of the y. on ia" par, Of
aid COMPANY are requested place on or oei0I
November 1888 in the hands OF l. r-son nesng the cha
racer of scuh indebtedness the AMOUNT n ALIEN
of III. original parties. hoN!A President.
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DR. WISTAR'S
BAESA7a OF WELD CHERRY.

IMPORTANT CAUTION.-The Public should
I bear IN mind that il is Dr.. WISTAR'S BALSiM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable
which published every OF the country ard the
articles OF similar that occasionally pulled into
rorary notice. Those MAY be good-but know nothing
about them
g LET EVERY MAJ, WoMA. AND CHILD read the fol-
lowing. and if thar does satisfy great Of
this Medicine let them l25 Fulton-stee and the
ORIGINAL h numerous other testimonials Of Ike character
VAUDEVILLE, Oneida CO. y. Y Sept IS, 1913.
Dear SRI The afflicted inform you that IN
January s attacked b; very violent cold caused b
working IN the water which set ed my lungs was ac
ruedcs! aid village But after exhaustin- their xii 10
avail, they pronounced my disease CONFIRMED COZ
sCMPTioH and they and all gaze 10 de. Alter
much persuasion, the OF my Physician 70
the Basam OF Wild Cherry, prepared og Dr. Wsta5. lu
chased OF the AGENT on place one bottle, beoFr using a
coneh much better and mg symptoms IN 'verJ way
improving. have us-G t.er bottles and reSo' ed
perfect health THIS -Su alone otag "a the use
Dr.. NIsrARs Dalsam Of Wild Cherry; and tthe ms
Of sratul. you, and partly that Others similarly
We VsrS IRA ;gay yoals, ''' JAMES SAGE
MR. Palmer Druggist, under iae o; SEa,erve, Sept,
o. 1913 wesThe given YOU by MIR Jonas Sage
is I'll known b, this syhoc community I,
tanly srkabe The sale Of tie Raisam
Is very good, and success cures truly iiatteTIng
fours reIpectiulJ, y D. pa A. III.
Let the afflicted cal! and certificates They prove
conclusivey that THEY CAN b. CURED thy get the tSm
medicine Be- and get DR.. Wis,ars Basam OF Wild
Cherry" 6e1care Of limitations.
This Balsam all affections Of thu lungs and liver such
bleeding OF the lungs bronchitis asthma If 10 or 20 y.aIs
~ Sold ONLY By ISAAC BUTTS, 125 FULTON,
OF Nassau-Derter, Albany; Gorham, NewHavrn;
+. w. Bull Haror and b. agents throughout the North
and Eastern States.
A medic % be laugT as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

ALL KINDS OF FLOUR, at wholesale an ana !.
n retail at the Croton Minis Us ann
Wheat Flonr Rye do; Prime Southern do: pehT and
Wheat Graham Flour, made Of sup-ro5 " J Toc
stantly on hand in large quantities TO SUIT oaH W
and at the lowest market prices Ill b,cs NJ hfv and
The above articles also put up N n1 oas soJ =. rbo
sole fIces Kept hand by daily supply
irpn me haad a, retsi.ship Stuff Shorts, &C. at the
Mills 2 y1 Cheysreet door bsIoy Rq.SsrsT PUP
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~ Trumbull's National Picture of the SIGNERs
OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, has Just
been engraved on steel by Sadd, and is published
BY j. Neae, Sc Carmine street. The engraving
is one of the finest specimens of the art, and the
acsimilies of the signatures ofthe signers which
accompany the picture are worth more than the
entire cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

rT Mr.. ALTMAN of 1876 Broadway, has just
received from the Philadelphia publishers, No. |
of Select Collection of Original Scottish Airs,
or the voice, with Accomplishments, &c. for the
Piano. Forte, Violin or Flute" We predict for
il an extensive sale.
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AZ, WHITE WORE. Postmaster.
Al Grf I'd 1919
To Il. w. MArnEwsoy, Norwich:

To r. w MATHEWsoS, Norwich
slR: For he last fifteen years have been the subject OF
complicated dease-troubled with tho dropsy and my
nerves comple. ely unstrunc, with less OF eIysip
IN connection with other bad humor. In May last my ii
cuti.s seemed enragq and be firmly seated my head
and face vas swollen that appeared 70 me that the bones
my head had earated from the other ana colhpietey
my face could scarcely breathe htGnsh my nose
time attended with and ndrscrbabe pam cont
darling from the other parts ct the head ana throat
which was badly swollen and very sore and out
ng heat or irritation the stomach With limbs boaeu
to nearly twice their ordinary In this uaton ioI
weeks com eei lie side with but little OF
no seeO Nv humors assumed renewed and stubborn hoi
upon me- and apparently threatened speedy dissolution
tried every eYredient possible wiki but little or no MY
physician a, length econended Sands's SaapaIila, pro-
cured bottles Of which believe to De the means t3
blessing Of God of restoration to Mea ,
ease bryan TO leave My pain and swelling my appe'
e good sleep and quietly TO me has been sovereign
balm. ~ NJ Z Cft.>IL
nice Crane of Mansfield for nearly six (whoe pro-
acte sickness has called forth the syrpates Of the com.
aunity shee she esdes) consider an occasion Tor Joy
that suerngs have been far aeyiasd by the use OF
,comrsjr HENRY BROMLEY,
S Minister of the Gospel
w. ,b UNDERSIGNED do certify that the above facts
" " LUTHER MARTIN,
EfFhHER BEN NE.IT.
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rP"ELLEN RAMSAY, or the Adventures of
cssnbcrp in Town and Country by T. L. NICHOLS is
~ Of the new shilling issues of the day. The author, we
a,,nd intended it for morGi production which 1t GER
% is not nor can consider it in any way deserving OF
,oum.pd,,ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

DOARD FOR TIE WlNTER-One or two
Igeat.em-n and their wives small ,mty Can se
handsomely >ccomro ted with uR!1r shed coms, with
without board A lady. Min PIANO Forte, Who coups.
teach music rte Piano and singing. con have board
or TEACHING. Oac wing teach some 4 he tnc'sh
brlach,s also wou! ~ ferd :f!y 66 rst Avenue,
.eAr Iruth. srreaI. Erisrsncss eXreSl,A o2S fts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

Tue DEsERTER: A LEGEND OF Mourn WASTE
ns7os-This is Revolutionary Tale written by John II.
Y,nur, published in cheap pamphlet form, No Hague
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

9TH. X. Robinson, l42 Nassau-st., has gust
musd half length photographic Likeness of Col William
uss It's very well executed and said to be excellent
R.neSs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

HouELY HINTS, OLD HUMrHREY.-Ihis IS the
file Of little work composed Of short and SIM
ne addresses to Sunday School Teachers. The
c,pdon of each chapter is sermon of itself. 1t
:. .,d bv Robert Carter, 50 Canal street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

BOARDING AND EOTtL.-i.xrgA -A!auhat-
- House ta-as Broadway and the PARK S. Duanc-st
VIII rsceiV. few youths per AMI .ageIs ~ -
per day Several young cstgymtn ttm .nent IN
aud applicants must Dc gente! aaa o. uGexcepon be
morals. OF -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

HOAKDlN observation-disclosures persons can
veriea, location. Apply ri % Highest BROOKLYN os6 I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

BOARD AND KOOMS-Two handsome uniur.
nshe raos on the rs door also suitable for "a
aad snse gentlemen \ ogt basement we'll calculated for
Qysic,aHs office Apply at No O2 Chambers street l."
doors west of Broadway o3i I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

COARD.-A family, or Il ( y single gentlemen OF
II good can board and Spacious apvatc
raGy very lssy Die location, iuI at Broadway touts
an az rmen unusually !eeS aud agreeable OPS 81"
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TO Country Merchants.
4 4 [ ~

IMPORTER AND DEALER IL
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
~ n MAIDEN LANE and Liberty street, mas
H. recently received and offers for sale ON the most lib
era terms for cash. complete assortment OF
Hair, Tooth and Shaving Glllotts and Others Steel
finishes Pens
psTcmss;on Cans and Powder Gold and Gilt Jeweiry
EIosEs Pen and Pocket Knives
Rone and Pearl Shirt Buttons Razors and Razor Strops
IIenmins Dn-Eyed Needles Shell Ivory and Horn Comos
Steel Kntr,ng Pins and Bod Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
kins lSlates and Slate Pencils. sc
Nrpcu.S1s and Peddlers huyng for cash will find to
,r arantse. TO call before purchasing elsewhere, all
Goods the above line will De sold on the most aroaoe
sto e..i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

[STANTED-2o smart young men, Amencans,
70 10 on Whaling Voyages. Srsi.Iaie ships Also,
4yentet and BIacksath waved 10 whom extrs pay VIII
given All Clothing and other necessary efcles wal! be
on the OF the voyage Apply immediately az
Isl Soull.stIvet up stairs. oz5 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

Holm ALZAMOKA'S FRENCH BOARDING
y SCHOOL-On the Hudson river GO miles from New
Yok.-The winter term Of this lnstitnon will commence
on he Isl November The studies pursued embrace the
modern ard Languages with the usual English
branches Parental advice and discipline the means used
efforts made impress the minds OF the scholars the
great necessity of making the best eHdeavo!s 10 Treasure
their memory the lessons they expected 10 rece and not
be satisfied with merely ecitinT them wei! at the time they
called Moral obligations and refinement OF manners are
particularly incuicaed and no boy vicious habits alo
ed remain in the family The pupils enjoy the 0enei' OF
having the company their instructor during the time OF
creation we'll as in stddy hours .
There now four vacancies Terms s5 year payable
quarterly in advance Music, Farther information
may be had by applying Nh Azamora at No is Barclay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
COAL, COAL. COAL,

COAL! COAL! COAL!
vyHE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed is permanently located al tne
we'll known stand corner Of Greenwich and ChstopheI-sts
WHERE proptto receiving and VIII Ito
choices, nuaty of Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal! which they
cent lover than any ~ IN, u the tsS s,
they solicit the patronage of the public their old
customers and friends. Coal by the cargo
~ N0 WIN. DAVIS,
my3 GIN JAS. fEh't SOt,.
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NTANTED--To learn trade as Sadd!er or
w E7ss maker CARPENTER or Whi,esrith. by aetrs
lad about s. App, a; 10 Graad 81. o25 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
He T RIB y \, E +.
literarp Notices.

THE REroRMArIos OF THE CHURCH IN Enc
Hhfosn By GILBERT BURNETT, Bishopof Sarum. With
LS.orpiece aud Portrait, and copous Index. Three
,nlames octave. New.York D. Appleton & CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
NOUNTING-HOUSE INSTRUCTION-Gc
Otesn are eypcdtiousy and thoroughly instructed in tn
various duties of the desk by
THOMAS JONES, Public Accountant,
1873 BROADWAY.

The course comprehen's such Information Is ndspensa
bic the merchant and the OF business aud combines the
advantages OF pyste lessons with the daily routine H the
rountlng-room.
BOOKKEEPING, as applied to inland and foreign trade Is
practically taught each pupil having 10 olen conduct and
balance sets of books courie OF PRACTICE apart
paid Commercial arithmetic in The culatlonS 81 Inter-
EST Equation of Payments, Foreign Exchanges Drafts aud
RemtttGnceS. .; ,
Of Merchants the advertiser ear0eSty invites them 10
call and examine petensions both practical accountant
and teacher On ms Register are the names OF upwards OF
among he refer B"okkeepers OF the highest reu
Junior clerks are Instructed by the quarter IN Bookkeeping
Peumanship aud Arithmetic they contract Tor either
branch until satisfactory knowledge is acquired:
For Jones Prineiies and PIacc I o. BooRsseep
Cpl lmeod'
ITO THE MUSICAL WORLD-NEW BOOK.
sAXT0S NILES 295 BEofd~sy hays III El5
CRED MUSIC SOCIETY'S COLLECTION OF
CHURCH MUSIC; Edited by I. C. HILL, Professor &c
T-rrE =
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fi'EACHlNO IN MUSIC, Nc-A young lady
lons accuson. 20 Teaching espec;all.. Nusic wihek
obtain Board Fire SC. agreeable family for her
Teacher ana wi chserul ,ender service enough
She pIofers unsscertonabe references Aidress e. a. al
this Office Ole Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

Prepared and sold wholesale retail and for expectation,
bv A. B. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite
Buildings zig ssd, 6Fr@sis i Nes sn
loo Fulton street David Sands CO.. No II last Broadway
corner of Market street and by Druggists generally through
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w AN lED--A situation by gir with the best
Apply al 80 Leonard st. 30 -.
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WONDERS OF TIE HEAVENS.

WONDEhc VI IL - iIb-A h1t'''.
uTONDERS OF THE HEAFENS.-Belns
w ocular view of Astronomy, including full lllust!a.
:, ,bs mechanism Of the Heavens, embracing the SUN
WMGSS and STARS. with descriptions OF the fL4HErs'
Sa1U1s FIXED STARS DoUBLE STARS HE CoNsTE Ella
oo'. TuE GALAXY Milky WAY, The ZODIAC LIGHT
i ,4o,, GoKEALIs, NoRrHERS Lights. METEoRS
80 Thick royal quaIo, handsomely bound gut extra IL
b. nearly 80 coloed eneravlngs, maps, &c
~ .bsc take pleasure IN announcing e the pn MIG
~. have purchased the PLATES and OPf -FiGftl
s most magnificent work. and will have ready ior
-. in the OF the ensuing month an edition. got up
on uITt,CS BSCRIBERS ONLY the very low price OF
r NsE,toners Company of Boston, Sl2. The present
t bTs have concluded pu the extremely low rate
p mentioned the hope that every head OF family and
ano every Individual be enabled obtain copy OF
am most useful highly nstIucye and ntnsIcslly valu-
able book ~ p.l y ~ $3.50, ~ 49, W. y V
Ncw-YsRK, Sept %, 1873
kSTravellng Agents and Others desrous Of obtaining
bcIbes 70 the absre work requested TO call on or adj
suosei . p B. S Co. Immediately. s23 3meod
mo MERCHANTS, LADIES, &c.-ALLEN's
| SPLENDID CATER BOOTS, unequaled III the city,
or made order MS establishment, No. 10 LLspe
lo street street below Canal near Broadway
e, French Shoes OF all descriptions, quite superior,
,hne,ale and for exploration. Up, ices low) by ALLtN,
ol6 2awtI late with Dane. ieLlIe1
COUNTRY BANK STOCKS-Persons holding
Stocks In the Country Safety Fund Banks and d-siToas
- exchanging them for valuable lands The snessf i:iT
VI nav hear Of an opportunity By calling on > II =
II Gsno addressing tpos paid) lLLlANi
BWELLES, Utica, n. \. October DO lsis. o2 3sa~'"
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O0AkD-Wlth pleasant rooms, furnished or un-
/ J firm, hsi AZ "a; Be.kuan 81 %; sws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
GRAHAM FLOUR.

A ND all other kinds of Flour and Meal, tor sale
a. y az I'm me steam WIZ NO q WM C. WOOD
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nEACH ORCHARD COAL-troken, Egs,
Stove and Nut Coal all Of the first quality constantly on
~ Wv " WARD & BROWNE,
oao Ill Washington corner Lalgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

4 RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman
AWAITS situation chambeImad. good sa,hyr ard
oner can give good city references from her place Al
ply lao Third avenue. 2! floor. 90 90.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

From the Pittsburgh Morning Chrc6ice,
Itis pupos TO be- OF the most complete works
the differ nt Religious Denominations Il has already had an
extensive sale for observe that has already
reached second Edition."
From The Philadelphia Nor, III American:
MIR. Hill, TIE Author IS one Of the most eminent ms
OF Standard Music FOX The Church We commend to attei
ION
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~ AN EDIA situation by nice capable girl
Aa2ly at lai G,e-a e''' ''''' 20 s o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

Price 81 80
Seldom have the good effects of modern mocha
=, inventions been more clearly illustrated than
10 rapid and seasonable publication of impor-
=, works on Science, Literature and Religion.
n;s work was formerly sold for about ten or
-.,e dollars-a price which efiectually excluded
s,n al hut the most afiiucnt. 1t comprises
..of the most valuable and interesting prodnc-
;,,s Of historical literature in our language,
one species Of human knowledge is of great
.,s,ne TO American citizens than modern hlso-
raj annals, when authentic and it is always
.,ffyinp when works OF sterling character and
ss;t are disseminated among us-bccausc they
:. the best antidote to prevalent errors, and fur
N the light of past experience both as a beacon
md guide. Burnet's History has always been
,rsyded by its friends as highly instructive and
living work, from which may be obtained a u
Cd, an impartial, and an ample view OF those
,.Onishing revolutions of society three hundred
,.B since, and which have resulted IN those con-
rds between the past and the present, that arc
tN extending their benefits, and when must DC
..,ered until the whole world is dlscnthralcd.
1,Drs, HAND BooKs-J. S. Redfield, Gin
=, Hall, has published six neat little pocket vol
nmss illustrating Needle Work, Dress-Maklng'
Tnhoidery, &c. Sc They must be very &C
,,,able to young ladies who are not ashamed OF
gaming something useful as well as elegant.
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\ GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. and TWO
three single gentlemen can be pleasantly sccemm9da''
al with board by applying at II East Broadway 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-The subscriber is
now receiving his Fall supply of India Rubber Shoes al
respectfully solcits call Dealers may rely upon III: asso
nent being ceReral and complete be found in the
market as ne supplied by the different manufacturers with
every salea5e style Of Shoes.
HIS stock OF laed Rubbxs decidedly the best offered
manner; plain and figured Rubbsrs Mems and Women :
the supply is large and we'll seasoned
Sheet and Cleh Rubber Shoes Buskips Sandals
tured Rubbrs &C. be found this establishments made
in superior manner and warranted
Also, India Rnbber Carriage Cloth Hose for ,hs Croon
Water Machine Banding Life Preserves Pillows Cushions,
&C. and all other manufactured goods on hand e,ld
ufactured 70 order. G. l.. ROSS,
81 l2i Maiden lane, between Pearl and Wa,er-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

r-y INST FENlSHED-Elegant Nutria FurI !ats,
1 urerior short nap of Prussan Moleskin at g. These
Hats dasbty and use to those 10, ''ld at 81
% I'm. Brown, Practical Halter, l4s Cana 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

CASSIMERES An extensive variety OF CAST
I in.e., and Doe Skins embracing all the styles ct
black and fancy cooed plain ribbed and pad-us received
al DAY OILS Cloth Store, 50 Maiden Lane oI9 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

Tor fm;Iv u,e for sale in lots 70 suit purchasers
io,Sos - n,artat nr;scss bv WARD s. BROWNIE;
oa0 al Washing Un, cor. LaIght St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

DROt BASSET'S ORAL AND GrH ANIMATE
/ II AL SIS I'm OF French Tau.h; without Books.lhs
sasuing his reside c. Boadway entrance
Grand street This method being highs calculated
insure pubic patronage, requiring bur te AMI study
c.nuo. give thorough know ledge he French
full satisfaction 10 pG 81 Tn! &c who wish b. Inst uc
ed viii do vel TO CO.! lmmsda:ey the .um5ar OF pupils
viii h. jym.d. 4. BASS II.
X BIB Professor only DC seen before y " ant
- 012 o-,.ayi
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- = From The Chrlstan InteIIlgtNcHr.
Thu; volume claims the attention OF all the lovers OF deyo
r;naI harmony 1t comprises sixty long metre 1nes-moIe
,h h Tor common metre-nearly forty for short metre
man snd abont one hundred and twenty lnnes Tor more
% thirty other metres which found in the different psalm
;ar, rom which the udciols leader select or all tne
rrs topic and thought of which devotional songs
a are Which if carried into practical observance will be Of
rb hest benefit There to be systematic eIGlus.on
~ ii TcEs which improvement when generally auopte''
OF az ak an era in the progressive advancement Of congTsa
tos dsyout melody In anticipation OF very oe%snea .
s SUD Is,!y compiled volume recommend the Yer
fo reCaonal and domestic purposes which has
phs n issusJ to Ill Christians in making melody IN teiI
hee - cents single Eight Dollars dos Oh eod
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Iaysvilie-NaysviIlc and Lexington Road
Battle of Blue Lick, &c.

Correspondence Of the NewYork Tribune.
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NOLLEGE OF PHARMACY or HE ~
I 0E SEW-yORK-The regular Winter course Of Lec.
,nT Of ,h;s N " i'll commence Monday the 9th OF
November, at the College Rooms, 20 3, broao"aS'
On Ch.mstry-Nil. LAWRENCE KElD u. ",
On Na,eria Al,dica and Fharmacy-BESJAMiN W. W.
during th4 course Of Lectures Chemistry particular r.
ference will be Of sns CT
10 the business OF an Apolecafy, ana "iien on s eli h.
gwen BY , snY rn1Sr of
many the most important articles used in Medicine and the
Ats.
Tickets FOR each 81 each be had Of Nh Adam
SON. 699 Broadway and bowey Mr. Cogsesaii corner oi
Hose and ieaTlstreet aud Nh Aspnwall, IS Wllsnl
and Alr. Meakim, 5li Broadway. o28tnoyL-
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u Mr VIM. Hastings, of Augusta, Maine,
r remove to Bangor and pn, the Daily aud Weekly Ca
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BOARDING SCHOOL.-New Canaan Semi
- nary c. Number limited 10 Circulars 2Oe
Pal Il =. Y. o5 I'm j OSBORN. Principal.
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M ANTkD--A young man VINO has had experi.
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From the New-York Evangelist.

This work issued under the auspices of Society which en-
bod the highest musical alent OF the mr;fopos any rom
dv o,ed comp alton the labor Of comes forth WIN
no ordinary pr-tensons ,is compiiaton which bsa The
AID deicat- taste cultivate By long familiarity with the hes; best
IN FrTons engaged IL professional prosecution Of muslci
and Of such S bs for 6S sstsstG1 Ss
49, mas e:s as other American artists hase
hail. hail. The work before us shows hat h. 1ied himself Of
h-se advantages The selections pear to have been made
cialy those Of Mr. Hil also Characterised BY good taste
he book also gives evidence OF all aud accurate
Ledge Of the science of The combinations ana
aranrensnts are ned the tctet rules OF the SCI;
enc and poba biz faw OF inaccurate Z! nmacl
ens;rncrion false harmony IN any other work
TINS is great excel -nce and highly crediabe 10 te al
tainments and skill Of the comi Her.
Thsr. is also PLEASING and sufficient valiety IN the WORK
nor only Of metres anl subjects but OF movement ty aa
rxSression which adaps II to all The purposes Oh c''
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