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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11
TIE PATENT GALyANIC RINGS, Bands.

/ Bette and Crsf.ss Magncc Flnid-This renar ksb e
discovery which has received the universal appreciation of
Medical Profession Of Great Britain has been sui-
cienty before the American public to give fair test To its
power and efficacy The avanic Rings have long been used
with perfect Ia all Of KEU NATlSA acute
or chronic applying to the head face or limbs GouT Tic
DoIoREUx, TOoTHAcHE. BRONCHITIS. VERTIGO. NERVOUS
SICK HEADACHE, INDIGEsrios PARALSsis PALSY, En-
LPsY, FITS, CRAMP, PALPIrATIoS Or TIE Heat, Aro-
PLExY, STIFFNESS or Jofsrs, LUNs,Go. SPINAL Con-
PLAiSTs NEUR.LcIs, GENERAL DEBILITY. DsyIciEScy
Or NERVOUS ENERGY, and ALL NERVOUS DISORDERS
Their extraordinary effect the system must be Witness
ed be believed and ceftaI for IN. proceed
~ eom9Isnis Iacy are equally 70 DC res9mmendsd
Ia comp Of very character and ~ long
Standing the poer obtained BY the Oaiysnc Rags 10
sufficient y ares, The progress OF disease ana re-
health The improved modification In the Oayanic
Belts Bracelets, &c entirely remedies this objection any
degree OF power that Is required east be obtained and
shch the mysterious agent ~ Gsyansm ef
Nect will fail to permanently relieved. Tue application
~ the Belts Bands and Bracelets s s,n.p!s and
A, that attending the Gayanic Rlngs They can he
adapted with periec convenience 10 The wrist ast
limbs ancles any part Of the body, and confidently
ecommended nlalbe preventive Of Apoplexy. No
pleasant feeling whatever attends their constant Use, and
ne delicate ema-s wear III. m without the slight
discomfort II u almost unnecessary Ia that IN ali
IN Which te Gayanlc Rings are recommended, the
Belts Bands and Bracelets applicable precisely 10 the
sne, Ony difference In Increased certainty
u beneficial effect By means Of greatly Increased power Of
fia.yanism.
CRIsTTEs MAGNETIC FLUID Is a necessary accom-
pan.mcn all u which the 0agsnic Rings and tneif
notifications Used. By u this extraordinary
composition Efficient acton u rendered CERTAIN ana lhe
Influence directed with augmented force To th-
particular parts which affected The fld contains no
hing capable OF the Eighties, injury Va application Il agree
die and harmless 10. atOn a. 10 10 brnshfiai IN
results Numerous certificates and cOmm-DfatOry t-st
nouia from physicians srf others Of the highest character
md have received including from
me by applying Dr. CslsrfEs Ofre, lJi fuOn-st snn
5uidng,i and aruces Of t- knd sold elsewhere IN the
Brooklyn, jaws W. SMITH, Druggist, corner MN and
Cranberry 81. % IVY
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rFD rC.I Won Cort has remo,ed hs Ores az
German D-nsa, from th- corner " Nasal hna frtr
.fre-t- Rrootyn ~ No fsi Broec say Ne. OK Orcr
hyur- 10 A 10 T NJ. snr from io 7 VI hrha- on
s.r1 vs,~ V~rs " supply u rr'n-d- Of his own pre-
Dsr.r srd irnporta l-r with every fe-cr pto1 o
fancy usually Kept 10 similar stores Among ne n
fr- .oI Nv Dr. Won Corr following. prepared ~
iu.-f. LIE Pills. Life Eixif, Restorative bnsr- Cufr
fr pie. Hair RESPONSIVE >--srs for Asthma rr-srntv-
s- Sal P,x s,s al other contagious Diseases Al h-
rnin- ar purely veg-tsbe- lie coniinacs Ia give al
nee 10 "a, ror without charge, he mas done for me last
trree years 20 Brooklyn 80
N-.-Iork 18Th August $40 ..t' 4"
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Extract from BecI,man'- Letter. No

~ Extract from Beel1man'- Letter, NO. =, 10
J. IT, Schrrck giving true -ileft ~ ie great deihaiil
Srw-Y0RA Jan -nl 1874
ST. nAu, .al pen few Lines ioyoa wishing 10 isrws
r.ri,y Al NJ n h,s eut flr his Two Day- thar
common or elr- ,nc.f have --nt before Dlnt Decay N
sending have cuwr-dgsl why should Dol trfr "neh
h ru Las the name ~ Doing more ID an oftre N M
r.ty conlly making great rufe- lh4y- - hl- nNrd
in frames tey do Loo2 I'd. h- have be- LOCKING u
v.,s IN vol and have not yct yu4 hope ron ~" nf
On .oon 81 - 10 get that rra' certfts~ Truckers son SAN
lei Ia. ri :. rou..aerle blood mser hinA must olfr
INN they want 10 r. yrl yrrry much ...
ya-,.trsc PETER :. BEEKMAN.
We understand from Sir science uat i.i- NJ beeAma'
no longer his agent Tor i- nun. mono ,ylll -.
Thai be- IL schenck tie only person no" AFin- ~"
kuou n fna'.rsl. mod % preparn ~ Fii-nr Til
,-,r. ~.,r IT, Genuine >gurncKs Pllnolc sYrNp can
ony be- oh,sin In III. city No Cori amidst r" doors
west Of Broadway
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HAMILTON HOTEL

AT THE NARROWS-An impression having gone
"A abroad that all the this establishment On
season, subscriber bcgs stale that
such Is The house Is comfortably full, bat
On-haf is bosrders transient with Jays notes
good rooms can be- procured t~ Intention Of the sub
sorb-r keep hous. open October and, after bs
present das The charge will b- eight dollars per week.
Children and half price. To merchsn,s doing bust
the city and wishing their families W enjoy sea
bre~zes few N any possess the advantages. tbs
the steamboats, ply several times each day, leaving al
o'clock A. NJ after breakfast, and returning al r. NJ la
time dine their families.
The regular dinner hours for the bosrders O'Clock p
NJ The lolas the Ocean steamboat leaves foot VI Batts
~ every afternoon and In ums for tho pssssn
gers ~ dine Al tho regular sble
aus II ALONZO REED.
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bochs.
JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
ESSAYS on HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR POLlrl
IL CAL GUARANTEES. by ELISHA P. HusLsur. Coun-
--or AT Law Of the City OF Newfork; vol ~ mo- Its
several chapters discuss the following topics
l. THE Osf6Is OF HUNas RIGHTS.
II. The TRUE FUNCTION oF GOVERNMENT;
III. tbs Constitution OF GOVERNMENT;
wv. CONsrtrvrioSAL LIMITATIONS AND PRoHiBIroNs;
vi. THE ELECTIVE FR,ScHisE;
VII. RISHTs ENASAIIN6 FROM THE SENTIMENTS AND
AFFECTIONS.
VIII The RIGHTS OF WOMAN
TX THE RIGHT or Property AND ITS MoRsL RELt-
TONS;
X. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
Price 50 cents per copy GREELEY MoELRATH,
suli DSWSNT Tribune Buildings. y Y.
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ARREST or MIroHELi~-The delinquent Post
master Al Griins Nils in this County. JOSIAH Naehei4
has been brought back from Wisconsin and i to De
sss,.,ant Postmaster and Constable WALDHoN pre-
nsrs,ry for hearing before the District Judge Al that
ppisrc VI. securities here have il g understood paid
over the small amount $50 which he was charged
with cmbeEzlins. -iAo N''''''' @-
~ We are informed that Green. the MURDER,
made fun confession Of his crime and the motive which
prompted him its commission lA4DshS h"~''
fsY- The Catholic Cathedral at ST Louis was
robbed Of the money in the charity boxes on the morn
ing Of Aug. q
~ A project is on foot for the establishment oil
a Steam Packet Line between New Orleans and hngs
ton Jamaica ~ connect with the British Mail PACKETS.
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CANCER, sCROFCLA AID Col

CANCER, -CkOFtLA AID Core.-AmPie expe-
" rience has proved that combination Of medicine ha-
been rtrctual The above cise .s-s -
JAYsE's LIFE PREsFRvATIvf. IL has Effected currs
have DseD luly Astonishing not only Of Csncer ana
Dl diseases of that class bat Ia. removed ue most SUD
Jom Diseases u tc SAM Swelngs, Djsp~psa, Ac &C
Tn. medicine into the crcl=iion, and eradcaes
aesscs wherever located IL parties III blood and other
iuis VI body Obstruction Ia u- pof-s Oi Do
in and reduces IN Arguments VI the glands OF bones II
ncr.ass the appetite removes hesizcne and dro~sln~ss
md inv sorass The whole system and impsr- ai'naoh "
h. s.s aud t.!.tsi.i con institution There nothing
.upcrOr 10 Il IN the whole materia rDedicA IL pefey
sie and extremely pleasant snd ha9 nothing VI ue dss'
Pnce dollar per bOuie - $50.
Prepares by Dr. Jayne, south Tiirt-si PhAdri phA
Sd Al VII l-sa.- and r-sl BY A. Il. ID. SANDS, Drug
si.ts ~ Futoo- 10 Broadway snc II East Broadway
s-gx YORK viz I'm
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For The Tribune.


rvss OF LIFE by THE FAILING or WALLS AT fiRE.
III. frequently Occurs-did on Saturday at fhilsdsF
hsS. Sasuee 10 tremen requires that walls should be
e.. such thickness that their spontaneous fall IN
- ~ a IRE would be impossible WI not author
o'k to that point before another building erected
wi Guy The prevalent plan Is destructive IN another
'espcc viz by he exuosufe of men and of bujd,ngs 10
onoined heat Of whole conhagralion the radiation
''sading walls. ~
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MOTHERS AND NURsEso-Ify oa would ~
lVl DR.. Eysss Ce<brafed Seotasng syrup" your trie
,,>s would avoid very Affecting and distressing symPoms
and often fata cDnsulsions The gums swell. the chtd
seized with frequent cts VI crying fetchngs starting 10 e
sleep, and spssms Of peculiar parts shrieks win vvesS
hrusts lie fingers IN Its mouth kc Sold by ~
Agent, 10 Falton-st lamp 5sorsl sun buiidin{
Price - csnn un ss
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~ j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor at
Law and Commissioner of Deeds Will attend IN The.
Reading Room Of Tammany Hal al hours Of the day
anT evening iy'S osr
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wiz BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY.

THE AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE being comp
aOn from Tue works OF popular English auhors, from
Walton to those Of the present day together with he opin
ami PRACTICES of the best American Anglers containing
every variety OF mode adopted IN the rger lake and
pond fishing the necessary tackle and bats required man
OF making artificial fe- &c. Sc. with Engrayings ON
wO.d. by al American Angler
For sale by JOHN J. BROWN CO., at the Anglers
D.r I'm M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

Eases Arising gso~ An IMPURE STATE o. rHE
sLooD Or BAEir oF rHk sssrsm
The functions Of circulation nutrition and eNcrrion are
manifested when life IS reduced, IN he plant lo rs sim
pe.. condition and these must therefore be rs essential
Between the apparatus by which these necessary
physical progresses carried here IL reciprocal
non ard II portion OF the animal machinery Is out Of
great desiteranm In medicine. therefore. Is preparation
which sha at with ecua certainty and force upon each one
OF this trad Of hnctonswhoh shall, the case may ~
Gure. health and vgor the circulation give tone
10 the stomach. or remove distractions from the bowels
Il Is confidently sverre that Ssns Sarsspsrs Possesses
ms thfer power and that by thus scuns on t~ rrms-
" causes OF disease Il rrscaes thoroughly and perms-
nenty - various painful dangerous and disgusting mani
iesisions from s-mpr eruption OF The skin 10 heredi-
scroigs and rom dyspepsia 10 AMI nfsmnsory
rheumatism, II viii be found equally ethcscoas.
The following euer Just recrSed Is another proof te
value ard eifcscy OF this highly popular m.sicine Thiss
but specimen OF those daily coming 10 hands OF which
VII be cheerhiiy exhibited ON application
WrSsrsD. Conn August s, lse
T. B. s ~ SaHds-Genileinen; About SIX weeks since
commenced taking >arsapsa and was then suffer
ing from Scrofs In 10. most vu.ent form had nine
ming and had lost the OF one arm and the disease
caused such intense pain the heal that three ply eans
told mr. could no, live that there no help for me
| informed them there one medicine would help me.
and tha, was sands sarsaPara My pnysc an seeing my
confidence great. scerurcate. and COM
rnenced taxing the SarapalA It's produced imuedl.
relief. my head now well, and my arm, winch had
been useless. with. and my health Is rapidly
improving. Many people hearing OF my have come
some and nine miles ard some have takeu
one lady told ma ssi week, II was doing great things
for her and there three or four In this place that are
taxing i, AM our merchants Ind very resdy sale Tor
SandSs Sarssparilla Yours moot respectfully,
C0RDELiA CADY.
For further particulars ard conclusive evidence OF
peror value ard efficiency see pamphlets winch may be
Obtained of agents grads
PIePsrea and sold wholesale and retail, by A. b D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists ~ Fuionstreet g75 Broad
way. and II East Broadway. New-York
Sold also by druggists generally throughout The United
States. Price = per bottle 6 botllesfor IS
~ The public respectfully requested 10 remember
that IL Is Sands Sarsspsrllls that has and Is constantly
achieving such remarkable cures OF Tie most diic1 eass
90 ht..fs ftsrSf
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DR. HUMPHREYS LETTERS.

'NHIRTN-FOUR LETTERS 10 a son IN the Ministry, by
! Rev. Heman Humphrey. President Of Amherst College.
one vol limo. Price 81 cents. For sale by
ST MARX II. NEWMAN. 100 Broadway.
ELLSWORTH REPORT ON AGRICULTURE.
ID EPORT of the Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth Commissioner Of
IL Patents showing the operations OF the Paen, Once.
during The year "a. Price IS For sale By
20 MARk n. NEWMAN, 100 Broadway.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

'HE subscribers Keep constantly hand complete
of School Books for sale AZ the lowest price,
Also Copy Books made of superne paper States and Sa'
Pencils Ink aud lnEsiand- Lead Pencils steel Pens WI
ting Paper and every description OF school Stationery
superior quality, for sale chap by
Il JANSEN ( BELL, 1873 Nas.au--t
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BOARDING an0 Hotfls.

llOARD-Two three respectable young men, or
- gentleman and wife, he accom- nodsed with
BOARD private family about minutes wak from Broad
way Beecker 81 Pous persons preferred Address A.
"A / Al I'M. Office slO 81
BOARD " ANTED IA pns sir family %, wh,rethese
- but few bosrders by Gentleman and his Wits.
line addressed 10 a. \. al this oc-, stating terms, &c.
viii meet w IN attention.. ssNN
4 GENTLEMAN with his wife, and two thfee Gin.
"A gle gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms with board
llOAHD WANTED-By gentleman, wife, ,nisns
ID ANA nurse Ia the Ward Tho neighboshood OF
MarKet st. preferred. Address o. p at tins office suB
llOAkDING.-.A lew gentlemen can obtain furnished
- rooms, W IA boAsd. u No. 10 HudsOn-a aul6u
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JUST PUBLISHED,

rI,HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for SCHOOL,. Illus
l raied by 20 engrsvinzs and 81 maps. with globe
m.p. plan In vol Ito. by > q. Goodrich, author
u Peter Psrley'- Tales. Ac
The above work has already been introduced into the
Public schools OF Rochester and In number of others
The hrst edition IS nearly disposed of, the second
wil be published In few days.
- HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE 2l6 Pearl-.t
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~ Boston subscription. TO the New-f ORR
Tribune received by authorized A-enis hfD DlSo 20
st,r--rr..t Terus-e per wees of Two cents Tor
Single Cop-. . - - -
Wr-kIy Tribune every Friday Morning or cents or -
An-s and cheap publications fof sac low ss issued
by Bosou Publishers. Theirs Napoleon. Je7 eodu
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RI DIR. e. I. Won Cort'- Pstrrt Galvsnr Bands
80 49, Pave Thee Electro Gavanic bands have
,vs - ,hs g,.atr.t efcary on the system IN almost al
ii.aa. Tn.y viii speedily remove TIE most acute pains
IN any nan 81 IT, system Sold ~Ah il dir-cions n No
as. Broadway. a'H'-
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TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.

nor sALE-A Secondhand Double Medium ADAMS
l. PRESS in good order. A large Hand Press will be
taken IN part PAYMENT n desired
RICHARDS co. 50 Ann-si. New YORK.
Also. Smith Medium Hand Press, for sale low FOR cash
or approved paper. auZj I'm
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Albany. BlkeT County Georgia. wl attend the settlement
of claims In the Ccunte- % Baker, Lee sumter Dooly
Randolph Fariy. Decatur. Thomas ard Lownces
krisrruce--horscr Gnerey. Esq. Editor OF Tribune !,
W. 4 Cleveland, Hanover ard EXchan So d. 4.
N-ssol. Isl Pearlst. Browning and Hui, 1872 do; Dick
nsoa Churchill. lao 10; ilyslop Brother ~ to Van
Arsiae WaruocS. a.. %. A. Wetmore. - FrOnt-st,
Benedict Tompkns u and . do Brooks Merril. 90
WillamsL - .av6m
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VALUABLE PAINTING. and ssiaaly, 10.

l1tCHINE BELTINt'-Oooeyears Pa'rni Met
WI &c Rubber Mactane Beitng article of grrai sehsh
and dgr.blly-can b. adapted 10 ali Aind- ~ AAeLinsp
or which leather : used, about one ifd --- s' :
uperi0r IN many respects Il unsne'ru by nse
cold and when Al listed machinery does not require a.
t-r.fiDu n !, The c use with leather For sale by
gro BEECHER. leo Broadway
t.sta der s1x-l
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NORkVILLE. September s,h; ls+a Al pe'-7n, arr
,orfas .rI-lIng my siie ABBEY stage, on my ar
count as will pay debts OF her contracting zi.e1 lis
S.s. ssl. JOHN stage.
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HARPS.

HARPS.
IIANLEY'S Improved double and single gn Harps
IIJs Han-y. the Ony pupil Of : Ersrd OF London and
Pans invites pub attention Ia his present variety, ncu
ding of the grand Go'hc Harps splrnddly
I'M she'd with vibrating bases, &c. 80 AnthOny--L-
40 doors from BrOulway. Iiarys Rspgiied 40 Inn
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DATENT AGkNU1 OFFICE

nATENT Al.ENUN OFFItE-specine4ions Az
L Drawings prepared or lnyenior. .loSa.i; -,
IN ~ bi.i-. of oh aiming Patents would be found
TO hose who require ASSISTANCE IN pfoeanng
LS.1rIs i 1 -. ,htsinrt Pat-uf. EDWARD JONES.
"n"l' ~ IN lls rulton-sL Sr~-York-
" m
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tlTit.- AND -CALP-.-bATChbLOk new IN
w vented W. and Sea % exciting LIE asonshineit
curiosity and admiration oi cOuuoseuf- the Old 1f'i
u-. aud v-xaion- annDyaucrs done away with
The -s l -rrti-ns u ~ u Wig making can on
f - fund A. Wia Bah-i0rs No. Wal-si., near brfad
gay resnnv.i from rs Broadway. AL ia
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nIEKCE,. GRAMMAR OF THE English

L LANGUAGE-Impr0vcd Edition, having the Old and
New Nomeucanre, for sale by Mark H. Newman A. :
Barnes Co. Collins Brother Co; Caleb Bartlett. A. '.
Blake. Nash CORNISH; and other City Booksellers at
Publishers prices. This work IL attracting the attention
Of the era; those no have not peciuy
invited 10 examine IT, kNOWLTON RICE,
fnv8 famGmr Publishers. WaieriOwn. v Y
1 LlIANNCs.-T trade supplied Win Almsnscs at
"A the prices u mauusaciuruE al The Tribune Office sg4
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patcnt Ale0irines.
sANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

FoR TINS REMOVAL AND PERMANENT cVRE OF ALL BIS
Eases Arising gsoN Az isrvSE STATE o. rHk
RIonp. RAklr OF rAE sNsrrM.
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MUSIC AND WRITING, al No. sie brosd~sy, entrance
wi 81 Csna..t-Iu French at 81 per month"; upon new
system taught by two masters, one naive ot rams no
other London Pupils VIII not have Ia commit wofas 20
moderately well months thsy viii join IN con-
ycrssuon from the lesson The Cissses meet lhee
times week Natives OF France may JOIN t~m To learn
English Ga the Piano, tof ladies' oniy) Three essoos
wees al 81 per month"; by sy vino s.uperlo perform.
era nd al experienced Teacher The Wnnng ot persons oi
al ages improved Tor )! Ia easy Lsssons su.s Inn
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nALMER Il WHITFIELD, Anornie.

ME B~tRIBER has, a. his ManIiactory no
i . Causl--t a number vi Piano tOfes, among WINCH
are mate OF Rosewood the most beaiinl ever oi
ir-l his ciy They have All the modern plano
improvements The sni touch he purchaser " ~ lie
abe ~ Judge iir strength and Durability the ma@er :" ~
warrant The OF Piano fyrier -" De- IL iof mleh
similar instruments caA be bon gh of rs-''hrfe'
~ ~. TIIDS J. DOYLE. No = Cana-L
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE members of the Board would avail themselves of the pre-
sent opportunity thank the public for past patronage and also
express their intentions and hopes with regard to the institution
over whose interests they called to preside
Thoy design be institution where the elements of an ed
ucaon may be accurately and thoroughly augh where
men may prepared take respectable and advanced standing
Colleges The place where the institution located
possesses advantages its heathu tuaton the morality OF
the people, and the absence those temptations which large towns
furnish all combine recommend place of temporary
youth 1t shall be the object of the instructors to assoc"
ate moral with intellectual culture With view to the accom-
phment of this end the daily study of the Holy Scriptures is
strongly recommended They read publicly every mornings
and every Sabbath which exercises the attendance
of all the students required The system of training adopted
will be found the estimation of competent Judges to be as tho
rough that of any similar institution in the land 1t aims at
drawing the Students would not put him
possession of knowledge any subject without his exer
ton 1t would labor teach him how to and by using, how
10 improve, the faculties which his Maker has bestowed
There arc two of tuition For those who pursue the
mon branches of an English Educaon $6 per session of five
months For Students who study the Mathematics and Classics
$40 Boarding be had private families at from ST. to 95
per week. and the "Club System becoming common
and popular at much lower Washing so cents per month
There are two vacations the year, occurring April and Oco
be The present Term will close Thursday the 25h OF Sep
tember and the Winter Term the lst day OF No
Vember.
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YOUNG LADIES HIGH SCHOOL.

THIS Institution has been in operation for than year,
and the complete of the experiment uses public
statement Of its plan and objects than has yet been made 1t
under the of Committee whose object in its estab
shment further the great Of Female Educaton by
rendering it accessible ALL limited their 1t
aims not competition with fashionable and expensive nst
uons the design mpar the principles Of sound thorough
vange within the reach of many who would enter of
our more expensive Female Semnares
The Boarding Establishment undehe superintendent the
teacher and is conducted that the expense does not exceed
the of the provisions Some young ladies' have been
modatedn private families Tuition from $500 $500
sion of five months,
The following persons compose the Committee of Management
bv any of information respecting the School will be given
Rev. r. BROWN; THOMAS S. MILLIGAN;
JAMES FORBES, ST.; JAMES MATTHEW'S;
ANDREW FORBES New Hagerstown, Treasurer to whom all
communications may be addressed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-16
COURSE OF STUDY.

COMMON BRANcHEs-Krkhams English Grammari Mitchels
Geography; Rays Eclectic Arithmetic.
LATIN CoURsE-Ross's Latin Grammar; Historic Sacm; Vim
Roma; CRsar's Commentaries; Sallust; Virgil
CicerO's OratiOns; Horace.
GREEK COURsEFisk's Greek Grammari Greek Testament
Greca Maora, ilst and I'd vols)
MATmEA CoURsE-Davies' Elementary Algebra; Davies
Bourbon; Davies Legendres GeOme
try and TrigOnOmetry; Bonacaste's
Mensuration, Davies Surveying and
Navigation; Davies Analytical GeOm-
ery.
NATURAL ScENcEs-ComsOcks Philosophy and Astronomy
Comstocks Chemistry,
INTELLECTUAL AND MORAL SCIENCE, &c.
Krkhams Eocution; Bair Lectures on
Rhetoric Watts the Mind; Hedges Lo.
gic; Uphams MentaPhiosOphy; ;Wayland's
Political Economy; Paleys Natural TheOl-
ogy; Aexander's Evidences of Christianity.
Exercises in Composition Defamation and Debating, will be
egulary attended TO during the course.