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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

the eve. "A the rs,.e. 10 the niou,y Of the Conven
ton Act Of the a;e Legislature. In which the nono,
the Wing party was sold TO me 90, % Foo Press
viii take bgh ground against them between tins ana 'ne
election"
Friends of Reform do you bear' This man
talks as he has been talked TO, but ne iDca"-
,ioasIy puts before the public what the more Gun
ming anti Conyentonists but say TO him and eac,
o,ber in their private junketings The hatred ano
5-esd &c ,ooular power which he boldly exhibits
al he sercer within them for being smother
a ont Of sght All classes OF ofciais WHO na'e
iiyb, duties and large pay for them-a aspran's 10
o,6ce who deem their chances better any "her'
el.e than with the Peoplc-all who nurse any puonc
abuse and by means Of il live upon the sweat ano
toll Of the unpaid millions-will combine 10 s"c"
their united force by desperate cunning IN oppos
ing Constitutional Reform. If by any bugbear
whatever. they can make the People afraid OF them
solves or lull them into the apathy OF confidence
they NAV undertake the foolhardy game OF voting
down the Convention. That foiled they Will en-
deavor by stealthy maneuvers 10 get control o. a.
and thus render il Intellectual and odious, so that II
hall matter nothing whether its doings are ratified
or not. To this end, these Wing and Loco Foco
Conservatives shame that so good word should
be made TO cover so bad purpose viii n'snty
cas-, their votes for any Candidates who are al 'eas
opposed TO thorough Reform Of our Constitution
nall their plot, so heedlessly exposed by the
Courier. be suffered TO triumph This Is the VITA
ones,ion with the whole People Of New-York Tor
Inc twelve months to come. how SIN" Z"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

Dr. Fsiix Gcvs Ayp's lr.Lts~ Msoic,rrp so,, q. .
moving frccsies Tan, sun Bum. Pimp'es Bosss,. q
osvue-s Reinc>s and a. Cufsn'>r1s Di-s,s-@s v "a 49,
nos, t-icions rmolen' Shaving Cor roent ror
A. n. Doctors .rtxrri depot. ~ W-ssr .r-~t is -.
sso~ Broadway. Boston A : Jordan ? MI. 49,. s.e
lowell. Carleton Co.; New B~ifor' W l. C,~--.,'
WORCESTER. Grren Co. Springfield. ba.s Mv~-, -
haven. Bsckus Bail. Troy. Pierce. Sfsawis Usn A.
i.sly = r. Turc Assembly Buiiirgs. Chssrrt o. Pa.
-phiN Beware OF haze and dangerous counterfeit 80 :.
member ai the genuine 10 sod only sbos- arc Aa e..
axe has The woris Or. y FeS Gcrrsnd's IN w..
csi.d Soap. " Y" COMPRESSED viii mould, and ~ ~.
tor's fsc smile on each Sp~nds ESbassd W ,pper riss
Govs.vp's PoUpRs svsriLF for Graduating hsir Cor
sauD's LIQUID Nesrtshe Rouge. CcVesVo's HAIR Dv.
furrsai's Lily White be had Al o. W Sksr s-vs ls
Store fSoN BFoaS~av ylS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
The Charge Of Plagiarism.
To the Editors Of the Tribune.

To the Ednors Of the Tribune.
Taking up your paper this morning. | find no very
pleasant charge attempted to be fastened upon me viz
Plagiarism relation Of the simple circumstances OF
the matter will be sufficient prove utterly without
foundation.
Some months since in looking through the American
Republican" was not little surprised to see my name
appended TO an article Of not more than dozen lines
headed CODA Fragment" and purporting to be
copied from the Southern Lit1dry Messenger"
As had not written IT, at loss to conjecture
how il came to be attributed to me- Upon making in
qury of one Of the gentlemen connected with the Anne
rcan Republican" the mystery Of the affair became apps
rent He had transferred the piece, he informed
from some contemporary sheet 10 his own and under the
impression that its Understanding he had II
accredited 10 me-hsd affixed to II my name did not
take the trouble 10 have the matter corrected at the
time, Il seemed of too trivial kind Before closing let
me enireat &C. :" 10 be more lenient in the spirit
with which he makes accusations OF this nature. hereaf
ter To he assaled in such manner, however Is the
penalty paddy oil writers Il would seem-although
Their wide fame and high character would induce
suppose. offered too impervous shield for attack. In
jnsice 10 mysefy You vii be kindenousn TO print this
ply, Yours. Very Truly
JEROME A. MAYBE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

sAsDss SARssPARlLLA-Eiectricitv in is dfused form
Is neither detected by the eight the other senses vet
when condensed Il capable Of quf, ing The least fushe
u the metals In the twnkng Of What Is Of
destructive power, Is In many true Of restorative
power Take sar-apsrls, for instance. An infusion Of
is about Of the efficacy medicine a. wa
ter But Is concentrated properties, administered the
form OF Sands Sarapara, viii subdue The obstinate
type Scrofs, the yirulenr ulcs snd erupons
most painful and deeply seated mos and at the
give tone 10 the stomach the appetite and recruit the
general health Of the paiient
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. p. Il D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street Sew-York
Sold also rs Broadway II Fast Broadway and by Drug
sts generally throughout the United States Pnce 81 Der
bottle. SIX bottles for 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

NisLos-Nr Henry Piacide who is presen, the bright
particular star Of the Garden will again delight The audience
by ms whimsical personaon Of the well fitting character Of
Dleiner Pipes and Hannibal Face. The ACROBAT FAMILY
give series Of performances As these excellent ar.
s. are about leaving the city advise all Of the
wonderful to visit the Garden tefore their departure. On
Monday Mrs Timm, Miss Taylor, w z Burton ihe Phi'a
dephs Mouus) PAcide Broue ham Roberts aud Mr. Pear
&C, for Chippenda.e's Benefit
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Markets.-Caysf4liy Rspoytsd for Tn Tribssa
4


AsHEs-Pots are heavy and some bills have been
sold at decline We notice sales 800 bbs at 75d3 Sit
and 20 to 20 bbls Pearls AT oct
COTTON.-There has been fair demand to-day for
this staple, and the market Is hnner. We cannot earn
that much improvement has been realized since the
steamer arrived Some Of the dealers think there have
been sales at cent y n better saes 100 to 1900 bales
At slight Improvement.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand continues good
for fresh brands and the supply OF this description but
moderate he market for the last three or four days
has been slightly In favor Of the seller and II Is today
81 better than in the early part Of the week Fresh
Oenesee good brands eiosi Is worth 81 and l5o bar
rel- have been sold At that ngure We quote Genesee
Jlt1f ST; Ohio and Michigan lsi14 Is some
100 or 800 barrels Genesee from store sold At % To-
day the fret parcel Of Flour OF the season was re-
ceyed--72 bbls. " Hiram smith" Whesfisnd and sold
sold st y 30 We believe Mr. smith has now for sTes
seasons dsrsnced his competitors in getting Flour
~ market ss well s Ia sustaining the quality a ~
brand Fancy Western we quote u % a y ~
lower grades o. Western plenty and Ia limited demand
Scratched -id4 90; Fine Mddlings Is a3 80: Md
ling -. Ship SUITS 5092 IS Sour Flour Is selling
az 2Ja3 90 In New Orleans the transactions are bmr
ed and prices heavy. We quote 400df l24 for comoA
% for fancy The enquiry for southern desenpuon,s
only moderate. We quote Brandy wine. Georgetown. AZ
exsndria Baltimore. &c. &c. 4 1874 e7i Sales iros
Mills" from Southern Wheat at 5 37i 10 bsken
No Richmond tity here. 1t Is nominal. dslsefse
mere at " o. Rye Flour Is selling slowly al CHe
} %, according 10 quality Jersey Mes! 3li sAes
barrels al that Sales Bag Meal l. 06 ~ ana
very scarce. Sales Troy Ship stuts al loall "essm
are worth about l0Gl0i. Oh Meal 90a35c. Tim CsAs
u held at u So At Baltimore sales fresh Ho.sre
street at retail al 37i Flour " Ciiy NA..
i2l .Alexsndria Gales old inspection at - "A
Philadelphia 900 bbls fair brands not strictly esn so,e
II i2i. Rye Flour 37i AT Boston sales are '"'''
Genesee at4 37a 444; Ohio round hoop, a. ST..
At Albany better inquiry for Flour fresh Geneseym;
prime brands. bring 3lta4 37i.. Al Detroit 'mI'
sales old at Is new 5O... Al Buffalo Flour y ~
Ing in small lots at 62i AT Cleveland sales w ~
ellis a, 3sj. The following table shows the qusnny
Hour. Pork and Wheat .hpped from the port Of C"'S
and during the week ending July %
Flour. bbls. Pork. bbls WbeM ~
To L. :. ports H3s $50 i9o''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

News FROM TAAPrco-Tbe schr. Forum, Capt.
Davis, arrived yesterday from Tampco, with inteli-
gence 10 the Let Of July.
We learn from passenger board that the feeling
in that section Of Mexico very hostile 10 this country
that the impression that the would de-.
clare and that II il did not the people would I'M
dertAke hostiltes on their hook in order 10 do
which they would have another revolution.
There were only two American citizens at Tsmpico.
Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

II Hoboken shows daily the hand of improvement,
the ferry houses have sprung up as il were in
day. The ferry houses have been newly and beautiful
y constructed also two large and fast sailing boats ply
every few minutes across the Barcsy-s, Ferry Free
exhibitions OF every afternoon at the Elysian
Fields sad Otos Cottage accompanied with the hes, Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

IL SPARRr's ILLuxISAIED AND ILLUSTRATED
CHRISTIAN MARrrroIocr Or TIE MYSTERIES OF
foPEAi DEVELOPED: Edited by Rev. C. sparry. and
published monthly BY J. L. Thompson. al the low price
OF ~ per year IS subject only newspaper postage
free for 20 miles cent for one hundred miles or one
and half cent fer any distance In this subscribers
mnss stitch their own covers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

~ The TEACHERS STATE CoSvESTroS as
scmbled at Syracuse Wednesday, and was organized
by the appointment of the following gentlemen as Of
fcers:
Mr. BULKLEY. Of Albany, President Messrs
BARNES, Of Nunroe scHRAm, Of Onondags; MCKEE
Of New-York: and EARLE Of Aegany. Vice Presidents
Messrs Morris, of New-York and WRIGHT of Livinss
ton Secretaries.
Nearly 100 Teachers were in attendance as members
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Correspondence of Livingston & Wells.

BUFFALO. July 80. l-i5 q O'Clock, 7. VI
Six thousand bushels of Michigan City wheat
sdoat sold at 20 cents and $50 bbls Black Rock Hour
were taken fer shipment at - so Holders of common
Western brands freely offer the at - a. with no
buyers. Nothing dong in corn. and none Of conse
ouence in market sale OF 500 bushels Of oats was
made st32 cents
Provisions are without alteration, and demand moder-
ate High Wines are taken NJ 10 An invoice OF
Linseed OH brought - cents and small lot Of IN.
trimmed Hides sold at : Sales of Pig Lead are made
al 81 and OF Shot OF all sizes NJ ) cents.
The demand for Wool has materially fallen "a within
the last three days and prices 40 fair We notice
the sale OF large lo of pure native Al II. cents and
perior lot OF fine quality embodied. ut p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

N The FAaxras LIBRARY and MONTHLY JON
MAJ or AsarcrLrcnx will be supplied 10 Agents snc
BOOKSELLER at the usual discount The second number Il
now resdy. See the Contents in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

" The Ner-BnglaAd Puritan having pub
lished series Of articles reviewing and condemning
Dr. Bushs work the Resurrection, refuses TO let the
Doctor reply through the channel Is this far.-
1t strikes Us imitation Of Purrsnic example which
would be honored in the breach than in the obser
vance. However i, Is none of our business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

" GssSD FAMILY HOLIDAY his a. ihe American Muse
u. with superb performances IN the siernoon half pat
O'clock, for tie conven rnce OF Ladies and Families who
csnno be exposed 10 The evening This will enable hem
to see nose oeslrfll D.soving Views bear sgnor Bin
fcmances IN the evening also The wonderful Fortune
Teller = always 90 hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

For CormScici ard MoHsv Mat,Ts zee Lasf PaS.
FRIDAY P. "
The Stock Market at the close wss very firm *
Pennsylvania 80 especially were buoysnt
The Bill Market j. nominal as before. S,erla,
q y 10. Franc. 5 3065 27i.
Rates OF discount on Bank Notes, at the Exehans
OAice Of J. Thompson. - Wal street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

carriage in this vicinity on Friday. when going doSn
gentle decvity the horse went e faster than some
of the riders in the habit going and four nv,
Of them seized the reins TO guide the flying seed
safely through the impending danger A III luck would
have H. three got hold Of rein when but two seized
the other and the consequence very naturally that
the majority pulled the hardest and the horse guided
out Of the road 'he carriage upset and tie whole
scattered upon the ground. Miss Shenck. Miss Mcksn.
and Mrs. Goodenough. were considerably bruised
The former qnte seriously Ladies should always bear
mind the truthful proyero that too many cooks spoil
the broth lie Roy Gazette, 3Oh ult.
~ The first division OF the Vermont and Mas
sschusetis Railroad n miles ia length from fitchbure
AthO Factory Village has been L., TO contractors on
favorable for the Company. and the work Is
be commenced. Ii is be ready for the laying OF
rails on the let OF September 1916.
70 Fruit promises to be abundant says the tii-
ca Observer in the region round about that city Plum
especially require proppng to prevent the limbs
from breaking, such is the quantity and weight OF the
fruit
At WARSAW, Wyoming Co. on the 25,h inst.
Francis s. Bristol highly esteemed citizen died from
injuries received in being thrown from wagon.
At Manchester Ontario Co. lately, Mr. Abraham
Fish died OF wounds inflicted by Isaac Lockwood Rum
was the cause OF the quarrel
At Lock Haren Pa. on the 10Th, John A. Stew
art of Lycomng County, murdered In quarrel by
John Hinch Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

CowsYccx's CoNrocSc FxrsAcr o. sssssr.su,.
>cruals forms OF txeay yesrs s.aair -.
heca car~i BY tbs OF this Extract rconueoj a
Al rus rtst and h>f y may be within The power ~ an
procure IL reduced - Price oo- h.f -
eei,s bottle IS per dor Sold cnly q coer,.sas
sfrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

HAYS LI>tsrST Fos rHs riiss-So n~~so, r., ,.A.
unier this disease. provided arv procure o,s -,
u Hays Ln.neaL The seoaae soi oniy q cosr,..s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

" II is stated that the Evening Journal Wing
and Argus Loco) have the Albany Post Oioe printing
The Daily Advertiser, a capital Wing paper. b. the
advertising in Newark, MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

r. The Town, comic weekly has been sus-
pended until the ls Of september after which Is to be
issued on alternate Saturdays double the present size
at IL: cent? per No. OF 81 80 per snnum-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

y The Nal from Chesterown, Warren Co.
to Sandy Hill, robbed by the carrier on Sunday
morning last between Warrensbursh and Caldwel.-
the robbers name Is Daniel Hiliard He was arrested
Oh Tuesday morning Sandy Hill. and several letters
and post bills found on him. lie made partial COMES
sion, and stands committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

SPHoSs HEADACHE REMEDY For the headache either
or bilious this medicine msy be rel ed on a. per-
fret The certificate Of Jehu Patterson ~ no for
dirty years Judge Of toe county in which be lves may
al 2 Cour andt.eet in which be- states that bis
daughter was afflicted for twenty yesrs and that she
cured by the Of this invaluable remedy Sold only at
Il COurtandt--rreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

piskAsks OF THE Err.-An interesting pamphlet has
Just been published this subject by Dr. Wheeler the
O'a't Of this City Cope. be obtained grstui,ous
y At his residence, - Greenwich St the battery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

FIELDS A.oDYSE CREAM FOR SBAyISG.-Ths article
NAY be recommended the efficient article for
-tayng II Is elegantly pat up and entirely eradicae- all
cuianeous eruption that msy appear upon tie face or chin
Sold only at Il Courtlandi--treef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

q Hon. John Graham has proclaimed himself a
Wig candidate for Congress in the First District North
Carolina against Hon T. L. Cingman-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

r. LEE Il Co. Is Factory street. manufacture
most beautiful Wire Shades which they warrant proof
against Brooklyn any other kind OF mosquitoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

e The Nattres in Boston had a Convention yes
'erdsy and made nominations for Governor and It. Gov
ernOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

rR- Hon 5. G. WRIGHT. NJ. c. elect from the
Second District New Jersey died on "Wednesday evening
al Allentown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

FINE CrrLERY-Comprsing 30 different patterns.
Of the manufacture Of J. Rodgers Sons, Wostenholr
Crooke Co, with complete variety OF Scissors boot and
gaer hooks, tweezers, nail nlppers belonging The
toilet, for sale BY GEORGE SAUNDERS,
au2 3,cod ~ III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

" The new Steamer Buffalo makes an excursion
morrow TO the Fishing banks of sanly Hook. On Mon
day abe goes to New Haven for the cheap rs Of 50 en-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
Total l7eo Gas 1859

TOTAL. $1,000. l7622 y95 I9"D
GRAiN,-Some parcels Of new Wheat are SUI On w
market and the supply OF old IL considerable New ~
be quoted over 20 eents. sse a TO- bushels ~
rylsnd made terms not made pubic. Corn =
sicady win large supplies We sales eO ousS
81 PenDsy at - cents weight and 100 do roo~
eTn Yellow al A. cents measure A lot 81 Norm nv
cold At ~ cents. Rye IN very small supply s"a
nominal 6c %. Northern Osrs scarcely 80 -
and sesi 42d a. Sales .tO bushsls southern ri 70
40 cent? according 10 qualify Al Baltimore large w
plies OF " hear. sales " bite -oaso; Red god .
prime e0d 81 cents White Corn 44dtj; Veto" ~
90 At Alexandria w heat dan e5d 81 cents fof go
Rcd. Corn scarce at 1914 cents tor White "etS"
Yellow. Oats 80 cents. AT PHILADELPHIA " nes'
scarce Prime old Pennsylvania &C. White 70 cen"
Southern Yellow Corn ~ cents New southern III vi
~ cents. .. AT Boston market arm for Corn Sass ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
Tuesday Morning, August

~ letter in the New Orleans Bee, dated
Mazatlin April % that the American Consul, Mr.
PARROT, had embargo laid upon his goods by the
Mexican authorities. The Consul resisted payment and
the military called out 70 enforce the embargo
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New Publications.

We are able this morning barely to announce,
TRAvElsIS NORTH AMERICA Ry CHAs. LrELL.
Esq F. r. s. author of Principles OF Geology" two vol
unies in one. IS cents. Wiley Putnam.
SPARKss AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY. New Series,
volume VI Lives of EZRA Stills JOHN FITCH and ANNx
HUTCHINSON, (376 pages beautiful 10 mo- Little &
Brown. Boston.
CHARACTERS OF SHAKsPEARE. By WV HAzLIrr.
no XvII 'ofILibrary of Choice Reading Wiley &
Putnam PIP. 22s. 50 cents.
tbs CoTrAGERs OF GIINBURSIE A Tale BY
Mr. ELIZABETH HANiI TON. (o4 PIP cose, vo) E. Fer
rett & Co. 237 Broadway. 25 cents
FOURTEEN CELEBRATED MARCHES, Arranged for
the Piano Forte. for IS cents. T. Ferret & Co.
MARTINS ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE, No
VIA superb WORK.. Martin & Co. 70 lohn-Street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs-Of the most compact form,
containing al that Is required Cor the toilet, including the
metallic tablet srop for sharpening srd ePng rszos IA
the most perfect orl~r By GEORGE SAUNDERS,
AUS teod ~ IN Broadway opposite Howard Ho'el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

RypoHAGox SoAP-Tbs m celebrated Of Engilsn manu-
faeture Tor shaving FOR sale at
fv2s 3teo 19I orpo.ife How ards Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

TgErH-Thos- who design To have Teeth inserted are
particularly requested to see Dr. WILLS advertisement
,.yx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

tF' The Portland CArrstian Mirror has been
enlarged and greatly improved in its typographical sp
pesrsnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

" TIE Express, by ssrblingl quotes us as sta
ting our entire Daily circulation at but 5000 copies
We stated explicitly ihai our Daily circulation had
averaged 1900 for the entire term hat The Tribune
kss bcsn printed We said this in reply TO the Ex-
pre.ss untruh that our extensive circulation was en-
,ircly recen, affair thrown up by the excitement Of
the las, Presidential Election The Express claims
10000, but does tell its Advertisers in how large
sportion Of this edition their favors are inserted
The public know who introduced religious opin-
ions into this discussion. We never charged the
Express with lnhdelity nor spoke of its religion
in any way. lfit has any more than it needs for
home consumption. it viii do well to employ little
OF in backing out of its groundless and utterly un.
provoked charge Of lnfdehty against u.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

BosrRvxrzoxs-The.e a.-ful. ingenious, and elegant
articles for curling tn hair and whskers, are for saea
| jys3 stood u, 6. SAUNDERS 4 SON, IN Broadway.
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~. We copy the following merited notice Of 4
institution from the Commercial


praiseworthy institution from the Commercial
MEssRs FDrroHs-I have just returned from a short
visit the beautiful town OF Newburgh, the Hudson,
where spent the pleasant part Of my boyhood's
days called my old friend and tutor the Rev Sam
Phinney the Orange County Institution. and much
surprised finding number of vacancies fact which
am cannot be known u your readers the pub
lie. It Ia nearly IL years since left my Highland
home and although only few years az the institution
spoken Of the kind manner in which was uniformly
treated the many active and uDceasing endeayors taken
nst into my mind, and those who studied with me
the necessary knowledge preparatory starting in the
world. have bound with such strong ties Of attach
ment that step board the Highlander but my
mind recurs former days and my agnaton leads me
TO sweet recolections and happy associations.
The peculiar plan pursued this institution OF making
the boys form a society by themselves and not being
permitted leave the grounds without permission of the
principal is well calculated bring up children in the
way they should instead Of the way they would 60
And when look about and the many village board
ing schools where the boys allowed associate in
the village and where and with whom they please
unrestrsned rather surprised that the merits of this
valuable Institution are not generally Known aud
appreciated On my return trip was led 10 review the
history Of those who classmates with me In days
gone by and ind them with the exception Of one
wild and uDmanageabe spirits. who had almost grown To
manhood without resraint credit to their ire nds and
relations many of them married settled in life and many
Of them occupying important stations in various parts Of
the country think there present six eight Va
cancies giving 10 parents and guardians opportunity
that seldom Of placing those under their charge
in such an excellent institution Yours. &c.
ONE OF THE EX-PUPMS