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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
xr,Ir COLLECE LAW -CHOOL

a.
parmeuts under the direction Of The Hon DAVID DAG
cfrf IL D. lae Chief Justice Of The supreme Court Of
Conn.ccuf and Professor of Law and the Hon SANr a.
HfrcHCocK IL D. Instructor in the Science and Prac-
nee OF Law: and Isaac H. TOWNSEND, ESQ Attorney and
Counsellor al Law.
There are two courses Of Instruction and Study In The
Sfhoinne called the profef0aai course, and thr other
"a led fhe general course The object % the professional
course To give a thorough legal education 10 those gent -
mrn who propose the Profession 81 Law The de-
sim of the general T. more Particularly % cOmmi-
nicafe appropriate information 20 those who "isn o enl
90 Jurisprudence a. a branch OF liberal know" A
course with special reference "a mefn1fe iG i INTRO
d1cad A. Ofleu a. anv class requests u
The terms of the professional course Tor tuition, WIN con-
slant Use Of text books and ordinary Use Of the library are
a. fo0ws-payahle IN advance unless Tor atsiacory res
the whole ~ TWO wears, one hundred ana
fffy dollars For one year, eigh dollars ror ie-- iha
one year ten dol a mouh to- more ran one yea ADO
.- Than Two wears dol lr~ mon alter r hfs lre
The Terms of the general colf are Weniy dollars inr me
whale course for those who attend nat course only pay
able la advance and rye dolar- month i0r any lee n g
Tie professional students viii have IRE privilege OF arni-
inr The general course and also additional course, o.
pleasure without eAtrs charge 20
The prof1onal commences on NE trst day OF VIC
toher aud the for the general course form on me n
Monday Of October annually. Students advised 10 JOIN
~ those mes II convenient; bat they are permitted to JON
any other times. 80
F ,,fier ifrnaon reference can be had 10 the Caia-
lnrf- of Yale College or the Circular Of this Department
rooy of t irl.r will forwarded 20 any person who
may request by e,r postage paid addressed % elmer Of
Xe,yHsvsn Apru.i l.isil su6 2awlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
SANS SOUCI HOTEL, BALLSTON SPA, N. Y.
a. IulS LONl KNOWN AND EANORIrE Est All.


E shmeni, with the extensive grounds belonging 10 IL
and all It's appurenances, has been recently put The
perfect order and repair, and will be- op-nsd for the
reception Of Wis tors on the l5th Of June next
The Inducements anu advantages offered by the " Ssns
Scuc' sdeg hul summer retreat too widely known
render minute description It's spacious and
ec saloons and aparmenlstbe rich and diy~rsned
beauty of Its extensive pleasure grounds the
of finish and cultyson-the quiet retirement ~ 10
shady retreasand the comfort aud order ch Il intend
ed shall pervade snd characterize the whole establishment
all combine TO present unryaed attractions the public
generally
no families and those who nom delicate health ote,
may prefer quiet and epos-, Oilers peculiar
It's location miles from Sarslogs springs with
winch II has communication ty railroad several times
thus afofding easy opportunity OF mngng IN the ses and
anuscuenls Of that fashionable watering place,
n ecl-d To the and confusion ~ Its
TIE Saraogs Mineral Waters will be- constantly Furnished
fresh heaihul and sparkling Al th- springs th-.,
There also Mineral fountains 10 the Immediate vicinity
OF the Sans souci. OF value and efficacy The new
SULPHUR SPRING Barns Saratoga Lake are four M re
distant and carriages will from The Hotel all times
the accommodation Of Visitors ~ho wish the baths,
3 enjoy the d-ig hgful scenery of the lake.
The sans Souc" Will be- under the charge Of Mrs H. H.
CRANE and T. W. HUxtORD, late of the Eagle Tavern
Albany and they trust thai their personal efforts tog-h.r
with s many natural al and attractions vii f-ndes
comfort or pleasure dprng m. c"ning s.@."n -5 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

Tug STORES Ov BRo,Dw.Y.-The ;de, bss o..sr
suggested Itself 10 Us that the store. If Br,aasy
would make capital subjects tor new -papcr articles
There are several OF them which have become ab~,
lutely necessary rs and no dOub; they are - 10
others from a habit We have acquired of viewing
them and in truth using them a. places 10 lounge in
TO while away an hour in viewing the busy scene
without while We were free from the inconvenience.
that bes..t the promenatcr-. Our chosen places
are-Tiiiany & NOungs WOodworih- T Crane
Bankss beautiful ieweiry store. Ferret n Cos
cheap music establishment. and Sands X Cos. AZ
tie corner Of Chambers street and Broadway. 20
which we now more particularly direct our atien
ton and that Of oar readers. We never think OF
this store but il i associated in our mind with fra
GRANGE Broadway fragrance may appear an an
Omaly 10 those not much accustomed 10 promenade
the sunny side OF this busting ihorouchiare. and
vet there j. fragrance in Broadway in fact the
very air j. redocnl Of flowers or al least of the dis
TILED essence OF them.
Several stores are remarkable for their sweet
smelling -avOr bat none than that OF Sands
a CO-from some cause or other whether il j. that
their periumery is superior know not but orr
oifaciores never fail 20 distinguish the scent long
before we reach the place While abiding 20 this
elegant establishment would direct attention 10
tie variety contained in tit i quite a bazaar Of
elegances-a blending OF the useful and ornament
al-periumery. brushes. combs. fancy articles Of
every Ht~'f piiul-ulh-- htuiClht>r physicians
prescriptions, and every thing in the apoiheoarys
line 4 soda fountain. yielding its cool. sparkling
bcverage-and. indeed. everything TO please the
eye. crafty the taste. and minister the ills that
flesh j. heir to-. 1t might be apily termed an empo-
rum Of panaceas-a distilled pauere-any thing. in
short which could convey anidca Of the nature of the
place We feel tina, We have too much of the mat.
ter OF fact about Us to give the Imagination even an
outline of the idea-we only know that the store is
an ornament Ia Roadway and that We consider II
deserving OF particular notice. v. y Mirror
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Lines addressed 10 The Golden Fish at
BRADBROOK'S OUTFITTING STORE


So at the when ali FISH
Paddle up stream. by instinct led,
Thou too. II seems Gd'st form wish
To make d sudden dart ahead.
Like many Young ambitious ELF
Aspiring high "a he grows bigger,
BY way of betierlng myself
Thou hast assumed higher figure
We miss thee al TWO s-venty-one
To meet thee A. TWO Ni>ETY-sEvFN
An odd fish still. thou wOuld'st not run
To any number that
Unlike some party men I've known;
On the SIDE we IND thee sill
Though BRADBRook II might soon be shown
l. always chan glng-fr0m ,se fiA
Custom sticks 10 him Ike glove
Zone OF ms own the best IN town.
And though a loss stocks may prove
HIS stocks can never be d0sn.
His style OF shirts -hsn'i forget.
Il beats all other fashions hollow
Nv heart j. those bosoms SET,
And We a PASSION for the collar.
But " hat j. this 10 ih-e, .hou h-h,
To whom fling these hssiy lines
Mehinss hear thee crying pi-h."
And see thee make impatient ngHs.
Thou ri but the beacon guiding me
To Braibrook's well assorted stock
And | had never sung OF thee
Had ~ thou been swimming round The dock
Without his SHIRTS. DRAWERS. HOSIERY me,
Aud other notions from that quarter
think should Ike thee. good sign
Feel Ike rsh that's OUT of water. b
From I'll TO 217 aull lmeodos'
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CONSERVATIVES

nOUBT 40 LONGER-But read the following and Re-
~ hecL-Another Wonderful Cure
PHlLaDsLPHfA. April !, l1th
hereby certify that during nots IN Southwark July
last owing exposure and fatigue In the performance OF
military duty. my health received severe -hocs IN ne
latter part u August all the symptoms Of Pi LMONAhl
CONSU MPTlON appeared. A. this Junciure ca el ia
nv fret physician. who attended me some weeks without
benefit and told distinctly that ne cond. ed my dnea>
be iond fas reach Of hsaas nd now empoyei anOurr
physician. who a. once recommended THOM-ONs COW.
POUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPrHlA !
u- twelve bottles and testify that IN common win ihop
sands of others who have been cured By his medicine, maj
10 u alone. owe my restoration 10 health
JAMES ANDREWS No. 2l7 Catherine a.
called attend 10 the above case N he secondary
sfage of the disease. found the patient lzborng under
complex Of the lungs and liver; liberation OF me
latter had ace and By percussion discovered an
a.ces. had formed the Zht lung The case being sppa-
renfy hopeless and .eyOni the reach Of the usual treat
uenf resolved Al once using TbOns0as Compound ,
mp Of Tar and Wood NaptAa The virtues Of which had pr
vilu-y tested scarcely expecting would reern case 70
desperate The result !. ne most extraordinary y,
heucefOrih spelling all doubts respecting ne efficacy Oi
h- excellent medicine In diseases OF The lungs ard liver
Philaf-lphis April ], lsfi " CHAMBERS. NJ D.
Principal Office Northeast corner ofFlETH and sPRJ T.
streets. Philatel phia . - 49, 80
sold. wholesale and retail. by A. B. SANDS CO Chem
Isl, and Drug ~ Broadway, corner Of Chambers Il
Sod also Z, FuiOnfr-et and II East Broadway Price
~ cents ans I'm
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patent Hleoirinrs.
saNDs's sARsAFARrIra
FOR TIE REMOVAL AND fssNs>s>r cuRs 10 AL Dis
Eases ARISING FROM ~ iNftSs STATE % rHE
...n IL


$1,000. 0S HAsir or tvs SYSTEM
The functions OF circulation, Nutrition and eScreiion are
man Tested hen fe = reduced in The plant
pe-f condition aud these ereforere -
action Between the apparatus by which these necessary
physical proce. carried OF, there : reciprocal ac-
uou and o one portion ~ ne ANNA uaeNLrl : o-, oi
order TIE harmony The whole system : derangeN Tie
great le-deratm in medicine, therefore, : preparation
Wtcl -ha at with equal certainty all lrCt fun taSA Vr
of is trli of fuc'0us-W hch shall A. the csse may re-
qure restore health and v-0r % the circulation, give lone
stomach or remove distractions from the bowels
II confidently avere that >aud.s >srsspariia possesses
this hr-eiod power and that ty thus acn- the prins-
~ Of disease eradca;es thoroughly and perna-
nentv D. varous painful, dangerous. and Disgusting mani
fafion- From ssmp- eruption of the skin 20 heredi-
iay -croas and from dyspepsia 10 govt and inHammaory
rheumatism, o SD De- found equally etcscious
The following letter. Just received another proof u the
value and efficacy o. ais highly popular medicine Thi' :
Nll. be- cheerfllly exhibited on application
WINsrEn, Conn. August 5. i3t5
e. y. & y >aafsGerf.rfnr1 About ~ weeks since 7
commenced taxing your >arsapsra and vas then suffer-
m from >cr0.a n - most Firrut form had
ming ur-r- and bad lost the fone and the
caused -uch intense pain IN The head that three pny scan-
20 . me- could no' ive-iha, there bel for me.
informed them there one medicine would he me,
ana that >anls >lrsapart My physc an see ng my
confidence great. you certificate, and COM
m-ncei taxing the Ssrsaparia- r. use produced inmef-
a's relief my head : now we'll and my arm, which had
been useless. cau with, and my health j. rapidly
improving. Many people hearing OF my case. have come
~ and nine miles and some have taken
one ady told me .s- week, n was doing great things
her and there three or four in this place that
irr r. AMI orr merchants ma very ready sale iOr
>aulss >arsaparIA Yours most respectfully,
CORDELlA CADN.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of rs
peror value and efficiency, pamphlets, which may be
Obtained Of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. by A 3. n
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists ~ Fuon-sireet, .7j Broad
wav and u Fast Broadway. New-YOrk
Sold also hy druggists generally throughout the United
States Price = per bottle s bottles for =.
~ The public respectfully requested 20 remember
that i Sands sar-sparlla that has and Is constantly
achieving such able crre- Of the most difficult eas.
which the human frame subject; therefore
a. for sands Sar-sparils and take other au8 I'm
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L netc Fluid This remarkable discovery has received
the universal appreciation the Medical Profession Of Grrs
Britain and has been sufficiently long before the American
public give fair trial Of ts power and efficacy The r.
TENT G,LyANIC RINGS have been found Ia answer all the
purposes which the ordinary Gavanc Battery Electric
and Magnetic Machines used but without any Of the
INJURIOUS SHOCKS haccompany the applications by those
instruments and In many other respects are more SAFE and
CERTAIN accomplishing the desired object
The Gavanc Rings have been used with perfect success
In all of Rheumatism acute or chronic applying Ia the
head face limbs Gout Tie D0loreuS, Toothache Bron-
chits Vertigo Nervous Sick Headache Indigestion, Par
syss Palsy, Epilepsy Fits Crsmp Papation OF the Heart,
ADopeXy Stiffness Of joints, Lus -ago, Neuralgia General
Debility Deficiency Of Nervous Energy, aud all Nervous
Disorders I'm Of confirmed Dyspepsia they have been
successful Their extraordinary effects upon the system
must be witnessed to be- believed and certain PsEsEN
tor the above complaints they are equally TO be recon-
mend-d The Galvanic Rings In every way perfectly
harmless and sold prices Ia be within the reach OF all
CRisrIEs MAGNETIC FLUID Il used In connection with the
Rings render their efficient acon certain, aud TO direct
the Gaysnic influence 10 tue particular portions when are
affected.
For certificates Of the highest character regard
Ing the efficacy OF the Gaivanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid.
reference l. made former Advertisements, or they may be
the office. Only Agency IN NewfOrk lJi Fulton
street. lSun Budng) In Brooklyn al the store Of JAMES
W SMITH Druggist, Fulton and Cranberry streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

FEVER AND AGUE

HrI,HAT OLD FANORITE AND STERLING RENE
i DY"-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TJrRE" for Fever and Ague" No medicine, In my
or country has with such universal successpro
tecfed against c0unfetcs by the written signature OF the
proprietor John R0and the top of each bciue) IL
NAV had full strength genuineness and purity al
the Original inventors Office No q North Second street,
Phlade phs of ~ o. Fay General Agent, No 5b Full
on--t Lamp storsl sun Buildings NewYors lel7 hmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

~ DR.. c. I. Won Corf has removed his Ofce ard
German Dspensary The o. Nassau and Pear
streets BROOKLYN 10 No. il8t Broadway N-wYork. ice
hours 10 A. NJ. TO 7. NJ. -ud from 10 VI tie has on
hand very extensive supply OF remedies OF hs
paraon and importation iogeiber with every te-cr 2non OF
tncy article usually kept IN similar stores Among The ar
,,ris .od nv DR. Won Corr the following. prepared by
tr,--f. LIZ, Pills. Life Elixir, Res,ofa We Bite Cure
- Pile. Hair Restorative for A-t ma. Preventive
a, small Pc. and al other contagious diseases All his
cinc. are purely vegetable. he continues 10 give ad
VICE 10 the poor without charge, As be has done for the last
thr., wears in BROOKLYN.
New. York, 18Th August, ls'A AAlo
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~ Steamer Great Britain.-l

y StPnmcr (sreHt BrIfNln.-Ii UrInE IlITIO--TTlt
70 open the above ship the whOe community The pre-
sent occasion or 10 make distinctions IN regard 70 adm-
sion without offence. and of the expense IN
Cured By the in OBTAINING her order crafty
public curiosity has been determined 10 follow The plan
adopted London Liverpool and Other ports, and charge
a small sum for admission Notice i therefore hereby
given that the Snip VIII be open for public inspection this
dav from l. OcOc and succeeding day. Sundays
excepted AL further notice, heiwrrn the hours OF 10 And
O'Clock Price OF admission the ship VII be > cents
and TO IL, en- gineroo. ~ cents additional Tickets 20
the ship be- had The har alongside. and 10 The I'll
arne-room on board
portion of the proceeds. af.er paying expenses VIII be
gwen the Asylum for The Bind and Deaf and Dumb and
iAe Fire Department au li--w
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Books.
NEW SERIES OFFS

NEW SERIES Of School Resder.-L Ru.-els Pnm-
er-Ths manual i arranged 80 a. 10 rea the benefit
OF systematic instruction and progress by means Of spelling.
The m- thai presents aggressive series of grad
usied Reading Lessons
n Ru--e's Sp.lnr Book-This work pursues the same
method adopted IN hc Primer. and the cult Oris
arr followed by definitions aud explanations.
III Rns-efs Primary Reaier-Ths hook contains So
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and preceded hv systematic of exercises IN ATtcu
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" Russell and GOhd-bury'- Introduction the Ameri-
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lection. prose and with elementary rules and
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v Russell ard Goli-hurys American Common School
Reade' and SpeakerTe design Of this book i "a furnish.
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esseuta good reading a. selection OF pieces for eXef
Reading and Speaking IN par OF which the style OF
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These books already extensively introduced IN the
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1)atsnt Hlsoitincs
rxyISTARiS RAl.SAM

A COMPOUND BkLSAMlC PREPARATION from
n Wild Cherry BARI AMI Tsr-Th- best htMruf
known 10 III, World for the o Coughs Gods Asthns
Group Seeding Of the Lungs, Nhoop1ngcou.h oro1en-
~. Inauenxs Shoriness Breath. Pain and Weakness IN
the Breast SIDE Liver Complaint and me ors' s<es VI
CONSUMPTION.
RI THOUSAND CURES, in cases deemed utterly
have firmly established - vast superiority over
every former medical discovery II has s"ays zen ~ 80
Natures own Prescription" beng formed chrry rom
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry BAH and IN-two
trees that hckly scattered wherever diseases Of nr
lungs prevail We Sv- strw instances oi ~ eAusofuinSy
power, from scAAogue almost without end
sdy tsddress VIII be given Al he >ewfork Agency
who given up by al Of her physicians to DE of CON
SUMPTION had bard 'ror for months 90 the side-ras-d
snolg arge quantities matter sort Of osny suosancr-ns
taken no medicine for months being pssl all hoPe-en-
urey cured by few bottles OF his Bsssm in september
and October l54t
down for seven years being Obliged TO sleep IN sns
poiue cured send to his business the moot
stormy weather
Thomas Brsdee ESQ J. P. Jsnscs L. l. cured Of asthma
rbors. Co1rr. Hsddouhed. n. J. testhes under oath.
Dist h. had violent cough and pain in the sde-to months
"a sec srge quantities OF corrupt msiier-aso nch oosI
he uhv.c'an- could do but he tor hu-gav- MN pis 81
mercury but did 20 goOd-h- friends a. supposed ne nsh
snoping consumption entirely cured by three bottles OF
NlsrARs RALSAM , A. ,,
Mrs Ann D Hopkins Of Knowlesvile. ~ Y enurr
cured OF liver complaint and genera deoHy VI es"eeH
months standing -,
Jscob Hoamsn. NJ. D. Huntingdon cured child Of p
Schroehe Of obstinate disease Of The Lungs alter ne nso
TIED al the usual remedies IN vain -
Cases daily occurring In every part OF INC country
every shade OF Lung aud Liver disease over every oer
preparation heretofore known 10 IN. w-rld - ..,.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by A. r. u. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists - Fulton-sL Newyork. Sold also al
bottle. for a. mh2e 6m'
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soARDING SCHOOL

BOAHDINO SOHOOL' :.
PREPARATORY BOARDING. SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN. CONN.-D n. CHASE A. VI fkl MI Al
pstsbh.tt IN fS5 Sessions commence May 18th and Oct
5th continuing i've months Al so per session Thorough
preparation for College bus -- ard personal attentions
~ c1- IA nl. a. IA lis IN 1e most expensive schools
Lads from ork placed IN charge OF careful per
.n going and returning Circulars al ~ Market street Ano
~ Roadway. ~ "