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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-05
Appointments by the Governor.

~ a'd E7aE ne adFIes GA tV8SS7 2 w '5<7'I't.
April3.
ORLEANS ro.-Anmon blair, Cour. I. S. Moneys,
vice Charles Lee term expired 3lst March Inst Rosss;
Clark Comr T. S. Moneys. vice Cornelius Thomas term
expired 3,st March inst Henry a. King Notary Public
disappointment.
LEWIS co-Dasid Cribs, comr. g. S. Moneys. V.
Encch Thompson deceased David Miller, Judge, vice
Horace Davenport, declined the appointment.
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The Empires abroad-Riot In Waterford
Cnrrnsnnn,lence of the Albany Evenng journal.

eestesp'''e''' " '"' >'''' - 49,, -,
WATERFORD, Wednesday, ArrH =
The town election of Waterford was held yester-
3a,, ,b;,h rssnl.sd in The election of Loco-F
Sus 80 n -,o,rn cjarl TIE VVbios eIecte,
supervisor anu tp"u w II ,.,;,.,,.nt o,oas;nr
a;'ustSe any, I oo.'f - w., - -, ,vr H. i.c
ed by The efforts OF oo'h parties ~ .ecu'e ue
ton OF their iaNori'e cauelua'es' "as eo.nP'e'.n
submerged by riotouS proceedings, IN which the I'M
n,or;s Capt Rynders of tho Empire Cuo aid his CONT
DENTAL friend, Country McCusSy, figured conSp!c1osy-
1t the Captain aud select delegation rom New
York. came by express nSitauon 10 preserve ouer W Vu
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BOARDING scIIooL-ItvING INSTITUTE, TARKY
ID 1nMN v Y--MLiI.IAM p. LYON. A. II. rE.Mei.

BOARDING SCuCuL-ItYING INSTITUTE, TARKY
- Town y Y.-WfILIAM 2. LYON, A. II. rrlnci.
pal.-Sunmer Session viii open on the ist OF May.
To those who desire place AT Boarding school,
the advantages offered this Institution believed 20 be
equal II superior any. II has been in
i operation wears The location. delightful and So
luxurious, convenient from the City The edl-
fee commudious and coniur blethe play grounds
pic and disconnected nom the village The government is
efficient but mid. resembling that CT well regulated
Christian fnyand day scholars received to cCun-
teract The salutary influence OF family training.
The OF Instruction IS designed not merely 10 ac-
vance and perfect the pupil In the branches sGie but 20
developc ard Instruct the Judgment TO eniehte1 The Ut
de-stAning 20 form the habits and 10 give moral and
useful direction 10 the Incina,ious.
Further particulars, including Catalogue Of Students,
opinions OF patrons &c Will be found III the phlct ccu
lar OF the Institute, be had application IL the Book
of Bartlett L. Wexford, Astor House, and Raynors
IS Bowery.
Reference b. permission the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, ESQ.
Hon. Daniel Webster, U. :. Senate.
Hon. Gulal c. Verplanck.
Capt. Alex. Sliden Mackenzie. U. z. Y.
Nathaniel Il. Holmes. ESQ. Tarry-town
Francs Hall, Esq. Re?. Nathan Bargs, ID. WIN. c.
Brrst Esq George 4. Trmbie, j. Z. Van RENSSELAER, ".
D.. Harper I: B-cths-s. Ne'v-fogk City.
Also TO following who or have eeen patrons
Rev II " Hunt, Zebebee Cook, Jr. Benz l. der,
Rev I u Vincent, " Van Bsuren, Oscar irving,
rev Thos Burch, Jas Il Heyt. Thee Reese,
Yey ! Deying. J /. Mott, J ~ hrevels,
Rev JSeyeI. Du.enbsrry, Denlson,
Rev ! Sclleck, p L Kip, Geo Chnsh,
Rev DR. West 2 Parnony. " Clapp,
Or Jos S.-ibner, WIu Dogs, Benz d B-csh,
Rev d Eabcock, Z w Van YCorhis, + Campbell,
A ? Livingston Leonard Kirby, : D1nh-M,
Elisha MoTen, jacob Leroy, howe,
Peter Pinckney, Gen u II Strike., KayIOr,
Chss Storm H.-vey Weed, Isaac Adr1nce
J Chss er1E@n, : "heet1ri1ht, Ihos Pstusot,
Nor-is Robinson. " Van Antwerp. Ee,s- 80 BIN
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Wings, and Antl-Renter5-
The Board will be divided politically, II Wings
and Locos. The Loco-Focos strictly have not
elected :, single number of the Board
Now let not the good People who read your pa
per imagine that these nine anti-Renersare Indians,
or that the laws are not henceforih TO be- executed
in this County.
Every town upon the Manor of Rensselaerwlck
elects an Anti-Rentcr How absurd and ridiculous
TO suppose that majority OF all the voters in nine
large and populous towns are Indians, or counte-
nance the disguised opposition TO the laws, No
they are coniendng Tor great principle, stirring
legally and praceably 10 obtain the removal from
their shoulders OF an old remnant OF feudalism and
aristocracy, which weighs like the nightmare upoa
them.
They arc not TO be checked or defeated by the
outcry which a few Interested writers and paid pa
pers have made on account OF the foolish and his
guided efforts of some disguised persons
Some of the Anti. Renters are farmers and there
are no men in the County OF more industrious ma
bits or sterling principle.
Mr. 'Tltlt Ia merchant, and has been Tor years
deputy Sheriff OF the County.
DR.. ). Mcclellan was a Delegate 10 the Baltl-
more Convention that nominated Henry Clay. he
IS man OF large property, high standing, great IN
tellieence and pure character.
When such men are the leaders oil the Anti Kent
cause, do you think that they can be put down by
slang and fierce denuncia,ion-by lies, and exag-
gerated stories about Indian outrases?
Do you think they can be outwited by suchpoor
,rickery as that of Gov Wright in his Message,
who could not hearken 10 their complaints. or in
quire into their grievances, or propose any meas
nres for their relief, because, iorsooth. some per-
sons without warrant, or authority, without counie-
nance or assistance, from them, had assumed 10
take up arms in their behalf and had violated the
laws This was too stale trick OF tyranny tosuc-
coed in this land Of intelligence and freedom.
ANrI. RENT
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N-nr1Cr "A NrRcHAN.rs M THE PUBLlC.-

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND THE Pl' BLlt.-
~ v g. PALNiER'S American NewsHaEe! Subscription
and Advertising Agency. No - Ann 81 Newly ok aon-
ing The Tribune Office :.
fcutr, Professional S-r Artists ud ihe bushes au-
nifty generally of this city who tssoGs az m ss hE0 ~
sr tirir respective NAMES nmb-r streets and pursuits
ti n. Is az. gent Of some OF The bet Newsars OF most
of he prncra Towns aud Cities OF te the nlcu.
and tt he i prepared and daily authorizes % ~, opfe'os
Tor publication N tr rstcl'-
T-S; cOrs which together with s Terms oi ah'ef'>is
may be seel AZ his oInc~ q
sire 10 rytead Their Country rsde byalseltislr & M nul
m euspap-rs fer sc he the Agent. .iSi OF io~G'
and Cities throughout The United States nay bs had n Iy
Office from whict Merchants and others may flKe speh
lection 4, will be, the several kads Of hvlress winch
tey engaged, and III the raGsr Of ach II may o. iheif
interest invite the s;;eaton Of The p9T OF t1 e19a1
AFT Agent Ter Coaatrg N..ysE,,le-s 20 Ann $;
T AW ~ ILLINOIS -t.D..l NJ GisFOfD, IL b
- aow 5Dins business ELGiS. hANE aouNTf Hi
NOS Attorney and Counselor At Law. and ,shes to ID
form the uierc aud ciiiy-Gs Of NsIy1 ok OF The
He acquainted with IN. principal sI u Notta nos ana
any business xhich ntrusie 10 hn " I'll be Hnel-
aiey attended to- with all possible and dsene-
REfEEENCE..
Hon. jos. Story. C4mefidse lass
Prot. Simon 1Ir-enl-ai.
Hon. G. 3. wesioa, Dn5sRry.''.
Hon Seth SrEasne.
Wr l. B tiI6bs Fsirhaven. .
Charts P CGrris E<l Boston, Mass
Hon Oliver Prescott. NV Bedford, Mass.
II. p Fsss-nd-n, Esc- Ns.-i efE
E B. Washburn. Gajegs- IL.
=. Gale Ehie.-n III ms ~
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pS-TuE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT, twas expected,
would be p.orosaed en- Saturday OF last week
~ An iron schooner, 10 be propelled by steam,
,s nSou, 10 leave Pittsburgh for NswfosS wh.ree IL Is
sxnee,sa she wiz sail for ST. Petersburg.
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TIA TkAYs AND WAFFLE S-A- W SPIES q 20
ss Pesii e. have Row full sys2iy q "a lap -ns
Also, DiIoa sea-. Britannia Tea and Conse ro's s"
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NOTICE Is Hereby given Election TruSee- gt tee
" Eastern nsDesSarY VII - held nj he Fonns AZ ne Inst
na on Monday tie 7ib Of A9nl next Tn Pol g te orcl
from 10 o'csock. By order ofti.e Beard
r-s3l iyss = u BROWN. Ss-r~isrv.
10 .3!oVAI--fhElrs. DuD,iE j -, hay- r-inr,Seri
II tie Scis. "a. l. ard q C siieei, between john
and frs,an street -
no CAPiTALISTS.-For sale. III KISllt i0r Asa
Sitter COMMONLY kns~a Is Baiis Patent Coal Ash siii-
Il r,eern, eEticl- yVil ssh-s without making
aaY ds,, sn IN e le AID labor ass r-eriTsd tke
reeonln-ndkoa Of who a,e nssd them ase 9as ben
Nauuf.ctorv Il south 'VIlism AID y Stne--ss-
Sugar Mills and large assortment CT Scales constantly On
hn.l IE.lLl
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N-FW SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ~ JACOB ABBOTT.-
~ Mr. A. proposes opening School for Boys. to be
called the NJ. VERNON SCHOOL, en- Monday May
la;i a, No. = Bireckss-sirest OF Mulberyst-
Terms pupils under TO- SIS between 10 and H. S2o over
II. SIS. These include Al Instruction the
charges whatever The quarters will be from IL 10 u weeks
length For parts quarters each week fraction Of
week will be considered A. cne-tenth.
Parents eourempla,Gg sending pupils 70 this School are
gueStd siv Mr. Abbott early Gotce ther ;eation
Is convenient the Institution - Lafayette Place or by
line throuh hr PostGfrs order thar
be Adr for them Such notices viii be considered bnd
IN. the past Of parents. should any thing occur 10 alter
THAR d.Sisi mo l1stw-
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MORE PROOF THAT CONSUMPTION IS
CUREABLE.

\
been complaining for several years which resulted N Dis
which tight and dry, causing much her brsast,
gradual debility which resulted in such extreme weakness q;
be confined entirly her bed Her flesh had nearly all
disappeared and her appetite impaired food not dgrng
her cough troublesome prevent her sr-pug sd
every day burning the of her hands aud Soes Of Der
feet Every afternoon her chicks would become red and t
chs aud eIlustlns Sweat. which Increased her debility
M b %sa .y Sg' e s eI%G ss o Of az
but she kept losing The physician gay, her ny in neu
I he zach OF any r-rn.y Hany TINES have thonght
she dying and did expect 10 her enjoy the
health she blessed with Last summer heard Of
had been enred by sCHENCK's PULM0Sli; syRTP.
among which he Of Peter strykrf Beekman w
him and hr gave her great encouragement well
knew that wife would die unless We could obtain rge
r. deter detna e Try The PGLGoSc sYRUp
and alter ;s s,n n1a 80 much aS Throughout her
We for Slr Beekman who urged her 10 per,yese 70
So when suddenly d,arThGa commenced which consisted
prperay Of eotup's cog ' s eo . g[ " d'y
The Syrup produced Understandable 'enSaon ~ her
ens %n n, say ,h rrcs Of n. vmp r
her disease and bringing 1t 70 head After several days bad
give way II her breast and she brought ny n-aly quart Of
yellow As this subsidized her cough
consisted OF rpe yellow matter few days an app,ret
change the better manifest and with feelings Of bo-
I he couSh gradually improved and continued do for
m0nth9; time lrr system
proved her strength returned hat she could help her
self for previously she feeble 10 be entirely help
less having be carried bed from another. Her
te returned and she felt she had been translated
ue IL about three months since she began
about tie house aud at this tune remains SHufry Tree
from any disease of the lungs and cannot find words e
quat- express the feelings Of gratitude feel for having been
directed 10 SCHENCk'S PULMOHFL SfRUP, when has
been the Of carng who near te ad
whose would have been rcprabe 20 After she was
house. clergyman called 70 her snd was as
og>d 10 improvement her Tar beyond his
ions Many neghbors also testify from what they
that here
particularly DESTROYS that any pesons afflicted with consump
oe or having sny friend ihes sctrd should call aud
her and hear verbally and she believes she
cnayince them that Schenck PuimoGe oyp the best and
ouly remedy discovered consumptoG and has
thus conferred blessings upon rr and 9tt Ensn no orf
remedy could E,rhhatlsl Z LAEA,
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DEKTH ANNOY MISUNDERSTANDING, MAlH-
< ENAIIl'Al. ANII CI.ASSiI,AI.- PnTents hnyng SONS

DEkTH AMBDh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MAJ H.
4 EMATICAL AND Cl.ASSiCAL.-PHrents having sons
habit, and esr0 of Improvement, tor whom they
would thorough preparation for College business
nre respectfully invited inquire alter the mPr OF this Stiu
ton. :,
The Principals. mainly soc ous maintain hlsh STANDARD
fcharpcer and scholarship their school. wish pupils VINO
bc induced Mt such standard Should any such
be received. they will bs removed soon ~ known.
TheimpornHce of ssifgoyeTnment, and Of that high sell
res pect an regard for rFht which base and shrink
frunl wicked acton. |, Wuc! INSISTED upon.
The pupils sleep under IN, roJtund ST at the table
with iunies OF the Principals and every aen11 given
promote the personal comfort well RAPID ADVANCE
all TINT I'll for elevated usefulness an honorable
distinction IN life
The Principals long devoted tfemselrr. the
interesting and responsible work Of instruction aud from
experience feel themselves warranted
surlns the pubc that the reasonable
t-fions of their pirlns shall BE- fully rallied.
The provisions Of the Institution afford unusual facilities Tor
pleasure and safety IN bathing.
The location IS pleasant aud proV-rbaly halthfu ard
daily accessible Nei ork ANA Philadelphia b. steamboat
and Railroad.
T7us-S5 per Session Of % weeks for Board aud Tuition
with the use OF books FOX al English Studies
III. Summer Session viii commence Monday. May 9Th
Circulars with testimonials anJ references may be had At the
book stores Of Taylor IA Nassaus, AID Rob Carter
So Canll.st. y. York or Of the PIncipals
,r2itf : g WOODBRIDGE
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DK4NliU8l HEtFE.G BE.Es5-Jhe ce-tss~d Premium
-fer fsar yez-s DID, and ai;rh b Ar = csikias
F,-yiiI. Chnlneo Gornty which the Hon Daniel Web
s,e- = -c-.r Balls Head. made neaion as o-lnE
he h ard I've lad Elz 4t;lr IA ms
ca - after beng publicly -xaibst through ih- princIDa!
street, ihs :ry las aad exsnnec ey III Bet ~ judge
r,s iTl,r The opinion SI Mebser. Tbs Eeifr, Nth
anniieI equally s7ndrr which has -seeired the
Premium AZ he spsi Cattle air h-id ropsbke-rss Tor The
st three ran csi oBiy dnf yars old aize aud fatred by
Weer Wskenan Of Darchss County and pronounced By all
,sto have sen her wcEde. of vDod-rs ahd superior
10 aay thing -tised this Country slaughtered
Also extr. nae 81 EEtt. fstted b. Ezrs Merit OF
steh-ser teErty et. 81: the BIS; oered s-atcr
Can b W puiic. no ectiul{ leyltfa 70 ctii
III Slaughter House Of the aset-s 10 E!dfdEeseet
on Thsrsday and SgtlJ, ArrIl dad ith- -
Tfe whole will be e.po5ed for sale a, his Old Sand No
g fG!toE Market. CT SATURDAY. the 5th iEs;
Al THOMAS VI iESRlNS.
L'Urt E-Il- Ceslls~re aitss ". IN yii s.
-a:be Top and PEDESTAL aad ether hrinf-s OF Porter
r.xes K Irc,irs o. !. LOCKE
.frN,f Earpe.sr md Snie-r y Ann-.t
L'UT LE- hr truG-hs :.e IL is- E.-s tioa,r oi
Hunbe.t, SE lemss-strest hey cac De sern % az
piieatiol a. tie ,.ore IN ifout. AK
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jersey LIty, Jan. - le4i
SerJeTs.y. Huds0r County IS.
Personally APPEARED before the subscriber MARC! Of Jsr
sey City Ephaitn Tsesr VINO ieins BIZ duly
cortinG 70 l did Grpo> aad say tina; the facts
sno, and by him subscribed rels'iGn ;te
effected by Sekncks PulmoGie syrup ne and fuTt-r
saith PEIEK bhEN
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CHt.ir ACCOUNT BoUAs AND rfAIiUNEBY.
u Cap and Letter Paper ruled and PLAZA. from 81 yer
Books Of Bills Of Lsd;ae shippiss Receipts Not-
Drafts VARIETY; Wrapping Psper for cloths six
goeds hosiery &c; Gum Tickets Cloth Tags Bomhazins
Lae Blank Cards Qulls aers, Pencils strel Peas nks
and all articles usually scd By sAtoueIs very low
prices
Account Book manufactured to order in The best se of
TIE
fsieular attention given TIE g!adag Of Libraries. Pc
fio3iszls, Music, Sc
Cards. circnIrs Bill Heads, Notes C-ck. Drafrs and
Receipts. printed 70 order q. the lowest
Manufacturers OF Francis eeie5Tced Manifold L<fftr
rfe b. which tbs Letter add copsd The Ssf
tine. FRANCIS LOuThEL,
Manufacturing Staiioners. n Sa.cea Lac Srt"feh
william and Gold Streets " l.
LEWIS FRANCIS
CYRr4 ii. LorThrI..6 HLzI -
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JsssEY Cry jan 20. Isti.
Ma j. H scnE~cz-Dear Sir: Nrs. Ephssim TGeseris
personally known and believe hrf statement sorhy
Of all credr presented the Qf her husband
know sr very ILL., ard she in the egoYra
Of comfortable health. ionfb. ". LUsk,
Pastor Of the Il D. Church Jersey City.
~ Prepared by j. H. SCHENCK, and for sil- at his
practa Offices No % South SIKH street door below
The corner OF Chestnut Philad.iIta and ;o Couiand
does below the corner Of Ceeswic hoieals AMI retail
and AZ the Branch Office Eighth venue, b~wesn Th;~eutb
and Fourteenth streets NrwYork-the only places IN hs
City uhers Ihe genuine BE- had.
T- above exclusively for tie sale Of ;be Pu
r.ore syrup where pamphlets may be had gratis. Call AMI
get fh-.n frnif Iua~od j II. Sf.Ht,Nf,E-
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DKEPARAToEY (BoARDlSG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN, conn. D. II. CHASE A VI. PRINCIPAL
Established IL 1855. Sessions commence May 18TH and
Oct l5ih continuing ere months, at $50 per sessiofl
Thorough rreparato for college business, ad person
a. attentions are secured pupils aly as IN the most
expensi7s schools Lads from Sev-York are placed In
ci.rr OF careful person. gos and returning. Circulars
az - 5iarset-street and ~ Broadway. c25yc
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srNECA COUNTY.

Romulrts, rd,4ck and Ord have chosen Wing
Officers last year all Loco-Foco. Junins all Wing
but Supervisor, tied the Wings mean 10 have HIM
next time. Va,erloo and Seneca Falls Loco. as
before,
&C. Last year nine Loco Supervisors to one Whig
chosen in this County.
ithaca, Tompkins Co. has chosen Loco SUI
pervisor by nine votes in ,lOo; Last Fall, loo tor
Polk.
Fort Eapold, Washington Co. Wing ticket
elected over Union ticket: 80 on Supervisor.
Waterford, Still,edtes., BsUston, and Holt Noon,
Saratoga Co. have chosen Loco Supervisors MI
ton and Charlton Wing.
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BOARDING 81 HooL FOR MALE PUP!LS.-fIemp7
ID stead seiusry HemTsae l. on branch o. ,hs /;
fauao q ul-s from Brooklyn Terms s9,n Y 20 $40
r-ar Circulars all J. Ct.m5e!Es 2 south !" iii.+tn
S,T,t Also II Sewmaa's Book stpr. is9 Broasgzy Ne
PRINCIPAL during the mosth Of Apn al ~ NASSAU ~ sum
n-r ! srrn colaus~rc-s fh- rs. = ~ =.
mis- 2-n- NATHANIEL DUNN. A VI PnncIrai
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GLORIOUS FROM GREENE CO.!
co,rcsnondcncc Of The Tribune.
cArsxllL, Greene Co. April

CArsxILI. Greene Co. April ,, isi5.
DEAR SIR: The Election which took place on
Tuesday in ,his County has resulted most glonous-
y for the Wings. They have elected screen out OF
Tho eleven Supervisors. giving Wing majority IN
the board OF three, where last year we had but one
PRArTSvILlE has elected Wing Supervisor
something exceeding rare for the residence of the
late Representative IN Congress from this District
HUNTER, one of the strongest Loco-Foco towns IN
the County, and which last year. for the first time,
elected Wing Supervisor, has again done her du-
y 10 the Wings by elccting their candidates torSu-
peryisor aud Justice of the Peace.
The positive returns have not yet come ~ from
Lexington and Baltimore, but they beyond doubt
have elected the Loco Foco candidates.
Yours in haste, L. sly
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INSURANCE.

L'''' i''ai sdRhis RoBlSsoN, fr,:ld:ai :"
sAMryL HArSAY Secretary.
MlSfuEs Po,T, ~ b. Physician the Company, soi
Broadway. A. In
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ITO ECONOMIST S-Csfreis cleared whole sirTsucr
Ief yasd He=r,h iiuss is5ir sad Pano overs ee md
- ndgyT ru-rfn- cssnsd dyed add washed Crzl-s ser
vers spd SiIks cle-ed t awis e1ned AID the cCrs
restored by French process known ohiy % lr lrefer-
45irs T SH.lTH.75 SlI-n . r-zr Grsrd
SEli1I-lIZ AND soOA Pow Dkt.>. OF suF-FsT "a IL
Siy rsrufistur-i iro he b.: ralirTlI and ist II
re.;sr warranted reizh;, Ter sre BY DAy -
SANDS * CO Chemists and APOIhecs-es. n Est Broad
wy cr,rger fdsikr, ~ NV
A MEXICAN CUTLERY lroIT Aairss 4sa FefAs n
A scI- of 5! reces and also ic GoIeHs wi,h without
FoIkx for sale ~ 4. ". SPIES Co
=. s!s Fssrl...
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: on The AIT OF MENozf
The Lectures delivered in NewYors and Philadelphia,
illustrating the PRINCIPLES OF his system By tEAS
CTS FArvEI~ GorRAuD. 4 20. 600 P?D New OK
ETtIsr a.
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rI'HE NORTH AMPTON ASSOCIATION OF t.DU-
4 CsNrION AND INDUSTRY have appropriated tene-
meut for the accommodation Of fifteen wenty boarding
pupils Taev viii be members of family under the Of
the Director OF Education his wieond other leachers will
enter the classes for ;ay aud work an 5e subject
the general regulations pupils who members OF
lie Ns.oct,tar Tao ..-, ,he rlmy eNciuds, meat
Terms for Board and Tuition Soo year. hafrayahc IN
advance n. MACK. Director OF Education.
Rrouch,ou Nsadn,yx krb 1915
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INAMilN BOARDING SlHthll. tlN BOAS Stfnioru
L Fairfield County. Cnuu-JAMES BELTS, Principal md
Prnpreior THIS School successfully conducted at W o1
lniT and half years 10 November last, when Il was
removed Stamford where the Principal hns eec ed large
and comnodi bhing expressly for Its School. furnishing
superior Grodnton,.
n b. The Principal may ba Mt the office OF the Rev. D.
Mead IS Nassau street between the hours os and ~ ~ NJ
and 3 nd w. the ith j. l1h Sh. and Both OF April or
n the 3D. 4th 5h 18th, Eth, 18Th ath. th 20 h, he Will
cn those who may any TINS leave their address NJ said
office Also, Circulars may nay time lac obfnned NJ the
same Office and the office of l. L. Mason, VI. d.: lU Pine
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DBRIDGEPORr, County, Rev. D. DE f. Ely * 'lrs Ely.
designed furnish the finished educa'iOn-cOul
mencinc on 7h of May. The situation Ton Golden ii ~
delightful and the iac es for acquiring the French nre
froadwny. T. Collier leg Fulton street. and Of D. sam
"a I;rug Tnh3 Wv
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LEWIS FRANCIS. !
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LNUIV SALT Trough. 5oIrs Li- Lac housr q
Hur5er Sr . Ianzsstree they eas De Sern % az
pica,ioa a. tie IL irolI. Az
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This Agency, which WAS originally commenced by ii5
subscriber IN lgi psentS the enterrristnS portion i
ie brnrSs community complete system, by which the
means procuring the custom o. the egr 20 almost @nl
ex-at IN manner coavrunt and satisfactory BY ne
who IS duly authorized aud empowered BY The ProretrS u
the sra papers them IN the OF pd
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EDUCATION.

NB.-Esry application a the Session will com
the first Monday - Nav next. ap2 #
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PERFUMED WATERS FOR THE TOILETTE, OR
THE HEADACHE-tieuune old West lndis Bay Water.
Farinl genun. Eau de Cologne Cologne Water of
manufacture very fine IS lerquart tngh Lavender Wa
ter: iubins celebrated Amber Lavender; superior Orange
Flower Water Rose Water