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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

RECTIFIED WHlSKEYu!
~ @BBLS best Cincinnati WHISKEY Just
AM received by the subscriber and for sale
very low.
1 will always have the best articles on hands.
and will sell at Cincinnati prices including
treighis. HUGHES.
april 25, 3w.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

Mahagohny back and Rattan bottom Chairs and
Sofas and every other article in their line.
Orders will be duly honored at the shortest
notice. RlES & SCHERER.
N. B.. Ready made Collins will be constantly
be kept on hand. July IL BIN. R. g. S..
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q ~ ~ nPIECEs PRINTS, comprising
AW~~ a large and beautiful assort-
ment OF all the latest and most desirable styles
which will be sold at the very lowest prices by
June 6, IA. ]. Fl. MAGHEE g. co.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

@ADvERTTsERs, yearly and all others, are
referred to our first page for terms, &c., from
which no deviation will be made in any case.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
Martin Ries & Jacob Scherer,
CABINET MAKERS.

MARTIN RIEs & JACOB
ScHERER, would take this
opportunity to inform the
Citizens of Evansville and
the surrounding country
hiatt hey will keep constant
Iy on hand a choice LOT OF fur
niture, such as: Dressing
Bureaus. Tables. Stands,
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FOR PRESIDENT,
CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT
THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN,
OF NEW JERSEY.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

MD EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Evans
IA Vile, Ind, July the first 1874, which il
not out in three months,w will be sent 10 the Gen-
eral Post Office as dead letters.
A Johnson James
Alexander Thomas Johnston J
Allen Mrs. X
Allen George F Keyt w. Fl. S. B. Mi
A Hen John w nerva
Ames John KifCD
B. Kirkpatrick James
Barlow Anderson 2 Kightley Francis
Barber Ellen Miss Knight Thomas
Baugher Peter knight James
Beegley John L
Blackburn Hugh Lore VIM Esq
Boswell William E. Lacy w
Bozeman William Listern VIM
Brown George London Edward
Bunch Jackson M
Bush Thomas Matheny Morris A
Burklow John D MetcaIfA E Mrs
Byrne Michael Michel John
Battell Charles 5 Moore Evan
& Montgomery John Z
Cat Ellison McCorkle jane Miss
Galloway H. F. 2 Melawley S
Campbell Thomas Mclean Daniel
Canon Simeon N Mcpherson John
Chaine Thomas Myers Henry ESQ
Clark james n
Chaplin Nathan S Noble Mrs Z
Clayton John P
CheDawitb Hiram Parker Wm Fl
Cox Alfred A Parker w L Esq
Crist james B Perry Oliver Il
Cullen Peter Pomeroy D Mr..
Case Catharine Lester Pruett Elizabeth H Mrs
ID
Davis Nancy Miss 2 Ryan VIM
Dixie Virenius Rose Hester
Davis john w Redman John
Dobson Henry Rolston Capt S B Sarah
Douglas Jeremiah Reed Michael B
Donald Aiex'r S
Drew C X Major Sands Jacob
Duty VIM Saunders William C
Deviney Hiram Simmons J Fl
+ Shaw S Mr..
Easley Redey S Shively Benjamin
Evans Jane Skeeis Geo
Evans Isaac Smith Thomas
+ Smith Sam'l w
Fairchild Ira A Smith John F
Farquier Hiram Speer John
Finnie Joseph Stakes Henry P
FennimOre J S Stinson Martin
Fergus Robert Stinson Benoni Rev
FoIger John Daniel Stevens II H
FraDceway Abraham Stevens Levi
Fullim John Stephens OH
g Stephenson Susan Miss
Carroll John 2 Stratton Franklin
Gard Samuel Stafford & Riff
Gard Jere miah Stewart John
Gurden Testimony Sullivan Abel
Gifiin Hosea Sutton Ebenezer or Dan
Green Robert iel
Grimes John NJ. Sutton Mary
Grant CHI
Groves Alex NJ X Tappin Mr..
Graham Washington Tate John +
IL Taylor Hiram
Ham P A Mrs. Terry Margaret Mrs.
HaptonstaIl Jordan Thomas 5ohn J
HarPold e W Town GEL Mrs.
Henderson John P
Henson Jesse Vanator Jesreel
Howa George 2 Vandergrift John
Hill George. Van Wrinkle
Higginbotham Jos. DIR. w
HInds Merim Wallace R L
binds Melvin Walters James
Hopkins Hiram Ward Mary Miss
Hooker Levi Warner Maria
Hord Edward Weight joseph
Hutchins John Webb Elizabeth NJ Mrs
Hutchinson Franklin RWhiie Thomas
Hyde Joseph 2 Whiting Thomas
White Alonzo2
Ingraham Chester Wilson J P
lyon Peter Wills WIN 2
Wilkinson Mr..
Jones James G 4 Wilson VIM II
Jones Lewis Williams Fl w
Jones George Wood William E
D. CHUTE, P. NJ. 4
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
A LIST OF LETTERS.

ND EMAINING in the Post Office at Evans
IA vile, Ind, July the first 1914, which il
not out in three months,wiI be sent 10 the Cen
eral Post Office as dead letters.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
STATEMENT.

SHOWING the Receipts and Expenditures on
- account Of the County Of Vanderburah from
June Ist 1913, to the 3lst day of May 1914, both
days inclusive.
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Black Water 9Th June, 1874.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

June 9th, l844-3t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
.TuF VOICE OF NEW ENGLAND.

1EEsSRS. WALLACE u CAMPBELL. E1'en.ve Mex;
WI chant. Mt crrikcr. " H. write that w STAR basa %
IViIl Cherry is dong ,rGrders here tcr the Scs =;
S,r lame, Enerton Druggist OF SaleH Mas writes max J.
Ind r,, gentleman VINO Tor eight months, Had au os'
,,,ungjv ma;,ei symptoms of Consumption.
Ar f.iwnrd Mason Wholesale Druggist Portland Mains'
savs tina, N James johnson. who gives the following s'eel
Is Que OF the cz-is in the community when lie eS'
Let every read II; It. MI. 1s.,
boye hccn more or les severely afflicted with Iie o!
tho iTnr ;r EIGHT YEARS During that time isVe zen
attended by eminent Physicians. and have also maze Use VI
nub,- OF kinds uf tic highly recommended ine9lc ~
the roun.ry-al OF which but parta! relief f '
ss s,zr with violent cuus! and pam In INC ieit sde anu
tIn nj ;Ie l,l-s sliul Physician called VINO sah
Co - M 10 take much medicine a the weather grew
y, . :Iy health improved little but stiL was Vety sh
IL Novc-fcr gam atthchcd with rcEng cough ana
raising blood. wts running down very ias' INC ma l
ttle hnns rf syer recovering health again About e nt
~ Tra,nr finding no relief medical advice. Logan 10
80 n, jsar's Eaknm Of Wild Cherry. and cheerfuy
,r Inn, have derived benefit from single bottle Than
49, ii, other u~icnes have eve! taken. | have now used
tMo S.}VEN WEARS MARY JOHNSON.
io MY Johnson my daughter, and well acquainted
% he fart. narrated above The statement correct ~ All
r,s ard feel sure that OWING TO the Use oi " IS
'1i DI- " 49, JAMES JOHNSON
ho.c who still doubt are isvie TO call nuner-
os Testimonials Among Others have the written signature Is
nj Recorder amadgc ard John Power L. d. estylng To It's
wonderful efficacy and virtue n
NJ Beware OF limitations and be to-eet Dr. NstaI
Sd only BIZ s,nc butts Us Fulton of Nassau
Dexter Albany Z. W. Bull. Hartford Gor-an Hs'iLia-
ven. " 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

A Beautiful SExrIMENr.-The following cz-
tract is from the speech of Hen. John W. Dana,
President of the Senate Of Maine, at the close Of
the legislative session;
"Senators, we are about 10 scparate-probabiy
ueyeraK TO meet again garth. May our lives be
sncb ,bot we NAV be allowed TO redssenble in thai,
realm where hunian mpcrlections will have ceased
to rcnuire human lcgisa,on-u that Great
Iawciyer whose code is but ono law and that oipe.-
feet love-
A BEAUTIFUL IDEAS 10 Daguerrcotypes,
.: wonan's heart is the only true plate fcr mans
likeness. An instant gives the impression, and
an age OF sorrow and change effaces it not :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

FRAUD ABOUT VoTISG.-'I'he Hartford Journal
charges that the Loces Of Connecticut polled at
least 1000 Illegal votes in that State at the late
election Some OF these enormous frauds have
been proved, and the Wings arc actively engaged
in icrret;ng out those astounding crimes, The
Journal says; We have some remarkable de-
velopements to make shortly In the mean time
we have only TO say, that suncry individuals who
think themselves so snug will discover the truth
of the old proverb, knavery will OUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

SHAMEFrL-The Indiana Sentinel says that
public opinion is now decidedly in favor Of the
much injured Catholic priest, who was lately con-
victed at Evansville, and sentenced to the Peni-
Tertiary Tor five years, for an alleged rape sworn
upon him by dissoutc and abandoned woman,
through hatred. The Sentinel thinks it highly
probable that he will shortly be pardoned by the
Executive, which ought to be done forthwith, for
all are now, 10 u man, convinced OF his inno-
cencc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

Cannclton, Indiana, opposite to Hawesvillc, Ky.
where there is clay superior in quality to that at
Liverpool, and coal in great abundance. Every
oatrio, must wish them success. for there is al
present M branch Of domestic manufactures that
is struggling for foothold and support on Amer
lean soil that is SO interesting and important to
Us. The success Of almost all other branches Of
manufactures has been tested, and their perIna-
nency and progress with the future growth of the
country made sure; bu, the manufacture OF crock
cry ware, which enters into the wants Of every
human being in the land, and which is as essen
tia 10 US as the manufacture OF our own cotton
and wcolen cloths, has been left to languish and
after feeble effort 10 introduce it, seems to have
fallen into entire neglect. We hope the enter
prsing citizens of this new and prosperous village
about prove to that it needs no great
AMOUNT OF capital, nor any further protection than
is already secured to it, 10 render it, in s!iiliu
and sober hands, one OF the most permanent and
lucrative branches of industry in the country =
one that shalt us the expectation Of millions
OF our wealth, which, instead OF being sent
abroad to employ English and French labor, may
be used in stimulating and supporting industry at
home. +. y. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL,
ENGLISH AND Classical, AT NlDDLETOWN.C CT.
'fNHlS INSTITUTION was es;abls he'd more tian eight
dnremtine care 10 render fully worthy OF pubic confidence
Stuets thoroughly prepared Ur any College or TO! bus
ness They sre received INTO the family of the PrIncpa and
form pan oft. Il believed TINT the personal ntten;on kind
higher degree than Is ls,li ~ similar institutions;
The Location Of the most beautiful and healthy IN the
country accessible daily from New York. to and from which
lads always accompanied b. careful person when
parents desire.
The sessions commence May l5h and Soveinbc, 18th
each preceded by vacation OF weeks The charge SO
per session. which includes al school expenses except Books,
Music. and Moien Languages: Crculrs continuing minute
information may he had at A. lnrket =. and OF Sill How
ard House. Broadway. ID. II. CHASE. A. NJ. Principal
tlrt1 DIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

ANOTHER WING IN THE LeGisLArURE.-We
learn from the Stamford Sentinel that Augustus
Mead, Esq. ons of the Representatives from
Greenwich, whom we have heretofore classed
among the Locos, is "a Wing. That paper says
he will most ussurcdly vote 70. Baldwin and
Booth, and for Wing is. Senator.
Norwich Cour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

EAMILY EDUCATION FOE BOYS. AT CHENILLE.
The KEW. Elijah GtI0N. Jr Munster Of Emmanuel
Church a, Geuviie. wisac receive into s family lew
boys from Y years instruct IN the ordinary branch
Of Education. prepare 10y niecc ar experience 81 sew
duccS him believe that pugls pncc! uadel s charge wi
derive most Of the sraEncss received from b?i public and
private systems OF Instruction. wthJC, the usual oUecto'!s Ut
,eninTt upon either.
An tie pupils val be instructed in the French language,
which viii te nude inr praccaic the i1Hgirse .. Inc
house. under the direction p one 81 tie heads c the family
wil,sc naive tongue IS FRENCH
DIE attention will BE- gVel Ia me health recreation anu 10,
nestle habits OF the pupils It The dssn oil i;e UNDERSIGNED
prominently view. and form -TEinz md essential catiie
tie nnily md tat the arrangements ri TIE whole household
habtunle those principles ana associations which snail nm
der the divine blessing them usci members Of .ocety
cos.tent and worthy SUBJECTS Of the Retee!ners Kingdom OF
EKMs-Tnu hunrod iua-- pr a,nn, IN yuol- quarter
Is IN advance This includes all the o.dnuy charges. together
with Book. md Stationery Bed. Bedding, instruction III The
ThE EXTRA CHARGES ARE-Imiructon on the Piano
Forte including OF Instrument and use OF Music ~
NtCATToSs.-Four weeks during the yes! w one week
at Christmas Easter and the last two weeks IN epe-
bet eny: four full quarters Of term time oi twelve weeks
cach.
Rjcrcaec.-Rt Rev BENJAMIN T. on1erdGnk, p. p; Rey
wnd ". Dunham Esd; Whitehead J. Cornell, Esl John
Laidaw. Esq., .Sen lori. Rev Benjlmin e Cutler. "
p Bsgofgn Rev Thomas w. Cot D. R9eh s1e
rngGl lirecnm;el., Samuet;. Cornell, Esd GaearAe
Chenille small village on the iyan RIVER mics Tom
Pur, Chester and Long Island Sound aud 80 miles from New
York. II situated pleasant nnd !ica'hy district o. cou
Try, and accessible from New York DAILY h Steamboat Of
"Por, Ches:cr Wcstchesicr County. y. Y
L. c. IT. may be t0 BoweTy IL horse above 18TH
street. Friday ard Saturday o! this and tia following weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

LAKE CHrARlo-Thc splendid steamboat LADY
or THE LAKE commenced her trips between Os-
wcgo and Lewiston on the Sth inst She has
been extensively and tasteiully improved.
The steamboat ONEIDA has also commenced
running between Oswcgo and Ogdensbursh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
Philadelphia Arrangements.

B-iL.TLHORE CO-EpE-HIIO.E. .Mif Isl. leti
GAM Ell ". DAYS LIN L OF ton Boats capable ot
> Conveying f1 passengers Will Leaf the f wharf below
Race o'clock the no;uc: OF the m ESt sni VIA
through Baltimore II - hours. The fare 20 Bar9fe
and back. will exceed $3.50 io each passenger: and tic
boats vii remain Baltimore day,etun!a- 70 Phi.a
dolphin on the 81 u. May.
icsets can be bad s,e. the 18Th q. the Office Of The
Tribune.
SB-This Line VIII be furnished with Ordinary where
persons wishing tIae, DO RI ns.!eta- pricc.
MP t..SJ WM F. PTTFiELD. Agent
LIFE And SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY.
WhiS Committees! Clay Cia5s! Friends
OF Nr. Clay! send on yoar orders!
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
OF ALL PARTIES, ALL cgEEps, ALL cALLiNGs.
Only % cents for IIOu octave ages, with
three EngrsrinSs!
THE LIFE AND SPEECHE S
OF
HENRY CLAY,
ccaFIETE vsLU,:ss, OF o'EE 100 L.ko rA9Es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

J,IIJOT BuRNAP s, BABCUCK are constantly sap
T., rIel with large and general assortment Of PAPfts
shit 10 MI departments OF the trade. among winch are iow
rrra,c Pnpers Of superior quality Book ond News prntnG
Crp le:s Folio Post az! Blank Book Paper: rFn,e,,
Sals and Cloth Papers; Dine and Trunk Boards Sheath
Ing and Wrapping Pdpeg,. sc. &C
Pare, MAKER, supplied with oil kinds Of stock and materials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

~ Health. Quiet. nd . omfor:.-Thc Graham
I0'se, % Iarcay-:' New-Yot. roieI. advants :ss to
rbriy cri located c.an aud s;:'i.
ve:: naar the husi=.s pa:t OF the city. and the immediate
vicinity o ; principal steamboat nndIrs. l. apartments ac
convenient while table supplied with the t
Vc.edb and Fruits t!at e procured, eSc!iIar eiIFey
Aninr Food ani t.niuian OF I'll kias. Charges Tocfaie
and cycry e made render i.parer comfortable shower
;,nih. t.ee ReElelLL.... q EalcIa; s:iea- WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

J The Editor Of the Newark Post, speaking
of public meeting, says that the qnire sang
several National airs" In answer 10 this, the
Editor of the Boston Eco thinks that the qulrc
must have been about t,genty:tour sheets in the
Wind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

u +. Martin. the absquetulaiing President
of the Phoenix Bank, was brought TO Columbia,
Ga, on Sunday week, and committed to await
his trial at the mex, term Of the Superior Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
1sK. ER,DAE NoRNENG. ArE:zL 70, lsaa.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No ItD NASS.iU-SfREET.
All Kinds OF Job Printing. such
PtwPn1gTs NiI,;n0T-E SHOW Bills
C.T,I1Errs LECTURE BILLS,
CHEcEs C,Ros CONCERT BILLS. Plan an!
ISsURAyCE Policies. Fancy.
Bills OF LApNG. POLITICAL l'Lis.
CrgCti1Es C!aCrLAFS. neat &c.
P-n- eIlI,ei - tho Office n ;ia lbne No. 10 Nassau
.-eet-oyyuSi;e The Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

THE GRAVE OF DANIEL BooSE.-Thc St. Louis
New Era, in tic course OF sensible article, sug-
costing TO the people of kentucky and Missouri
tie pop!ietv Of erecting a monument over the
remains of Daniel Boone, says that 6 the cec-
DRAFTED pioneer, after life Of incredible hardship,
and innumerable pcrilous adventures died in the
year 1921, near the old Charcttc village, in what
is now Warren county, and Was buried about
mile from the town OF Marthasvile. His wife,
the first white woman who entered Kentucky, is
buried By his side. Several of the old settlers Of
Missouri are buried 1T the same spot, and thr
grave yard has grown over with thicket Of
olars several feet high, and almost impenctrabIe
The traveller passes by the spot and never knows
that there lies buried enc OF the most wonderful
men that has existed in our country. For many
years there was not even a tomb. stone TO mark
the grave; but few years ago a very aged set
tier of ST. Charles county, named Jonathan
Bryan, with his own HANDS cut out ia rough tomb.
stone, about two feet high, and placed II ut the
head OF the grave Of Daniel Boone, and that is
the only monument that has ever been erected
to his memory"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

"a THIEF CneArED.-The story of whiting out
shoe-pogs and selling them for nats, reminds me
Of q Yankee pcddlcr down east, not long since,
who stopped for the night at public house. and
Ike all other humane travellers, went to the sta
bic before retiring for the night. to sec how Dob
bin Jared. On his way to the stall he came in
contact with country wagon loaded, as he sup
posed with oats. Now, yankee pcddler ia the
last man on earth to let his nag 90 hungry when
there is plenty Of provender within reach. Quick
as thought his plan was laid and quicker still ii
was executed a bag was taken from the strangers
wagon, the mouth united and Dobbin's trough
very literally supplied with its contents. The next
morning the countryman observed that his bags
had been misplaced and part of his cargo was
missing, which led him to investigate little more
closely. Circumstances led him to suspect the
pedder aforesaid, and on examination of the prem.
ses half bushel of the shoe-pcgsof which his load
was composed, was found under Dobbin's nose
untastcd and unchanged. The pcddler Slopcd be-
fore tre0ktast. Bangor Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
Up Mutual Life insurance GomPSny rs o.

nz- Lot. In Williamsburg for saic-Sy eligible
Rl iIUiNG LOTS cfe.l located the main thorough
ie East from the South feuy, surrounded by and good
buildings. They vii be sold cheap TO close partnership p-
py TO r. j. FISH y NaSsaut. Ne-f Ork o! N the evening
nj his residence IN Williamsburg. te-Ja
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

sT7- Practical LESSONS IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
by Rev. PETER BuLLIoss, D. d., is published by
Pratt, Woodord & Co., CD Wa-street. 1t is very
warmly commended by high authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERT,
70. S1,r;ce-streef. Tribune Buildings.
JAMES PRINGLC,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENT AL
BOOK BIN ID L T..
JOBS Or ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE ASD PCNcTUALITY or The
SIS mosT REASONABLE TERas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

BOY from the County, SIXTEEN years OF age Sane 'a
-. q. .. K 81. ES.i,ln .f-.,; Eris -N.
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WINDOW-SlIADE DEPOT,
Nh SpPI'Cr-STREET

c.s>o 600 WGEEfli o. SilhDEs-lt bscribNI' il.
TS ~; I! .ss II h. tie ever pTS could be- cSec
Cd together, al having been painted by artist, 81 acsnoMe
nTcns nor can our shade. bought 1t other place awe
never allow shades 10 he ha"ked round by n coods 2t
Elk cr 9T.s II ar. IT, and ali our Shade. beng painted
ler uu persona, r-ctor- snihcen, glIsh.sS o: W.,
to E%a ard not to curl Or crack sy, h.q9e and Ptssor
IN I"a"s' OF all hH sF III ~ aAnNy
No-MNEM3TECHHY.-,A CARD.M.;Prof EAU y;
VEI.GUUEiCDto tie menlLers oil his CiaSees co ali
whom 4; nny concern: -. -
pEs ASD 1ben1s n se i1a
and Boston, take pleasure " i"Snc Known 20 Eou ,nas ~
o9ay aseat and representative IN tn Sy OF New
York. ir I'll TINT luy cones n1 ois'ns'- :" '"ao" W Ia
King WI cPatnqe give yitho", sha'Es any . ean ma
TN ss ,' p" ? "y art or pans Of ny .ye saSa q
winch may have escap' my notice dunns te stt!t.' M
md varls elements my system authorizes TO recn-
mend him with cont; ccc To the KIND a'teaon and patronage
knowce OF Is principles Transient visitors 10 the CITY who
may d. to GTIn e re iy bs ;choa w 5 IN Mr. Kn an
able and competent teacer. always reny 10 SATISFY item Oh
Mr. King viii Mo attend the ,o OF my Phrcno aincno;
,cchny Dictionary now ready Tor ie public AZ my 0,h.e .
BoaIwny. up aiT9. and Of ny Pnreno- Alnemcechnic Lee
T. B1he acd PRINCIPLES which were distributed p the ne
increased % the oil
30 pages be obtained At the aiae Office ~ an Of the &C.
less By any exmcmbeI OF my classes wio may wish 70 supply
''e''' wv PeoY FAUYEL-GOURAUD.
I7- NJ King Is now forming Day and an Evening a,'
a, 81 for the c"r-o. an ysho wish To aysil honselys Of W.
Kings instruction. will please cn Ut No o. Broadway, BE-
tween tie hou.s Of ani T. NJ. during the this
week. no Jaw OWE O.
THE LESSONS b. y que th2,
L roughly qualified in The system Of nNEMoAlGs t.ugI,
BY Prof Gournud. will be given 10 individuals de7cu' oil
ncr accurate und perfect command of the thanr be
acquired in n public class Tho advertiser having fcYctei
much time and unlimited attention. WI be e9aoed 70 'ps III
perfectly short tune. even To children OF 'Asc age 1n
abilities Por further information address o. o. H. nbpne Oi'
ice Terms reasonable and highest recommendations Gver.
apis lw'
TsNEAS-aO ohe,t, Souchong so half Cheats do
4 10 r.fclIents Ming Yong SoUch0Es
50 do CHper Sonchorg
20 Chests fine Ao!.cc lowchong,
20 fancy b0xea fine AiOEee SCUcho1g.
100 chests Tyson.
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