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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

rE- THE PRRENoLoGIoAL JOURNAL for Scptsm
Der and October is on our table The editor, Mr. O. :.
Fowler uneuesionsbly one Of The most skiul prsc
lcal Psychologists in the word, and his publication Is
worthy OF patronage for the valuable Iniormshon CEN
muucacs on the topic 10 which il Is devoted Published
at l3l Nsssau-st.
rVTHE MANNER is the title of another free
sndessy Loco Foco weekly just started T. L. NICHOLS
II is rather spicy and spirited. mainly original can be
read in one hour and but sixpence. We rs'her
Ike II
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CD ,OO. REWARD stolen from the .e.ms ,s.,

81 rnn REWARD Stolen from the steamboat
SZ,JUVMs.-aonuss', on saturday morning. .1.h
Instant square russell ase MARKED IN Rowey, Wreni
nam Mass containing -sfeHt-Y 10000 of whch wss of
the Banks tins cy snd of Sowlork IN slVs S0s.
sSf- and sloos, 5000 W renam Bsnk " reuiam, Mass
la fV- S,ys s.0"-, >llUoo Ia Eastern bis oI Tho
follow ng denominations, 10 W.T. tour ohis o $50 OF ue
Suffolk Bank Boston tour 500 bills on The Merchants
Bank Boston. and $50 bhl " the SAwmut Bans bos-
ton and 500 bill not reco-cted and eJpin ~, 80
and SO0 bills Of the Auburn bank and $500 OF NE Tonp-
kins Co. Bank, Ithaca \. YORK.
A liberal reward Will also be paid for The recovery OF
large Pocket Book stolen from my pocket containing vsua
Bile papers . 49,.
The above reward offered by without intending to
ei-ase and officers the boat from their liability
10 me for the amount Ut my lOsa
REUBEN RowLEy wreutham, Fass
New York, Sept. ~, lsb
N B.tOr farther particulars, apply TO cmet ot Ponce
Description Os THiEf.fie IL very <, ntei IN APP
pearsnce aud address speaks quick about % year, OF age
, feet inches high; well made, dark hair and wins
ssr. wore black coat, back satin vest and dark
pants red stripe; gave the name 0 souihsae, and IL sup
posed Ia be- American. sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

portaton-Rch AubussOn Carpets Royal Velvet Nilions
Tapestry, Brussels Three Ply and Ingram CarPeung-'
Floor Cloths. English Drugges, &c &c.
Comprising the richest and elegant assortment OF
Carpei,ugs and Floor OIL Cloths received into TINS
country selected with The greatest are ana attention. ana
containing many entirely patterns which for beauty Of
design hnhancy of color and elegance OF nnsh are supe
nor 10 any Thing before received.
Stranger. visiting the city. and all others wishing the
latest and STYLES Of goods. Will do well 10 examine me
extensive s,ocd where they will Ind all articles necessary
10 furnish with the refined TASTE and prices the most
reasonable REUBEN SMITH, Jr
~ Broadway, opposite the City Hall
~ B-Just opening large invoice Of beautiful English
DrIrgets and quarters OF most beautiful color-. and Of
besl quality. Also invoice OF Velvet DfuggetseA
ceedingly nch So Inns
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Let me not dispnsse the fountain head OF The va.
ter-cure the parent Institution d M sieai friesniu
bsliv many OF the earlier nardships complained Of n
Grssfenbers have been removed Or amended and such
=, remain are no doubt va compensated ~ the vast
experience and extraordinary tact Of man who Will
r.nk hereafter among the ost Lustrous diseoverers
W. have ever bcuented the human
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Doarolns ano Holels.

BOARD WA>TED-For Lady and Gentleman
- witha the second floor, In the vicinity
OF Bieecscr Amltyst Address y {. H. II Amyst VI ~
BOARD. with very pleasant Room, for Two young
ID men, or a gentleman ana his wife, nj 70 BeekmansI
Good reference given and required. ~ 81
A PAkTMENTs WA>TED.-A small family wish
"A apartments comprising rooms IN the vicinity of Amos
Fou. stx Rent he moderate and references ~
character viii be exchanged Address H. l.. At this
office. ooR
BOARDING In East Broadway.-A few Gentlemen
ID and their Wives single Gentlemen, DO accommo
dated with pleasant and board In quiet family where
there hosrders The location 10 pleasant and
desirable. Apply at 1873 East Broadway References gyea
and required. osxM
lDOAKD-P easant rooms rnsh-d unfunished, with
ID without boad suitable for two single gentle
men, gentleman and his wife, be had on reasonable
terms at 467 Broadway References exchanged oS W.
BOARDING, near Broadwsy.-To Let, largo and
ID small rooms. with board to gentlemen and the wives,
single gentlemen Apply at p ResdssL Reference re-
qured. oil wv
DOARDIN(.-Twos small Families can obtain board on
Unreasonable terms, at 2O2 EastBroad~sy oil iw
lpOAkDI>(s-A lew single gentlemen of Two gentle
ID men and their wives be accommodated with break
fi-i and m board with Pheasant apartments by sp
PLYING AT No second 1t ~ wv
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ry.pr. Woods sar-apnriIIa aud Wild Cher-

Buffers Among the great variety oi urN'lif- Ni'n
continually coming before the public. there mas none
found more extensive use. IN ca.es Of -croHla dyspeph
liver complaint cosvencss morbid hImOr, and other I'M
purity Of the blood Than the above pOpg remedy. iy ts
operation Of the one the morbid action Il changed, while by
hat of other he irritation j. aayed and tone and ygor
impaired 10 The cebiiiiaied paris.
Sold wholesale and retail by Wyatt and Keicam. l2l Full
81
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r. Vosfon Subscriptions 10 The Newly ork
Tribune received by authorized Agents, ktDDlNO G"
< Saie-sre-. Tenns-lO cents per week or Two cents pI
Single Copies . -
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning. FOR cents or .
An new and cheap publications FOR saie low a. issued
~ Wo,iou Publishers Th1ers Napoleon jcI epdu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
Here is the voice Of Washington Co.

Res0ired That Convention 10 revise the Constitution
of the state demanded upon principles Of justice and
polcy-is required hy the cearest foresight and the
soundes wisdom and the law passed by the last Legs
siure submitting the question TO the People has our en-
tire appreciation.
R,.olr,d That prominent aruong the Reforms % be
obtained hy a Constitutional ConYeuton are a reorgan-
izsOn Of the Judicial system aessening OF Executive
Patronage the election of County Officers by the fco-
pie the abolition of property quancauon tor the rignt
Of suffrage and the division OF the -tnfe INTO single
Senatorial and ASS mb'y Districts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

~ DIR. ~heyy has returned to remain Al home. per
manenty in the city. TO devote usual his Tune 10 the
practice Of HydrOpaihy or Waiercure Patients are re-
ceived At his rcsdeuceior board and treatment Once and
ra.idenre ~ Rond.st s1i-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
~ The Fall STYLE OF GentIemen'- Hats are no

~ The f"iI N''i' %, "f" w. s a, r
Of color cannot surpassed wh ch j. very important
p-u Of the Hat retaining i- color u ! wore out Any
article sold 10 his establishments m-reprsenisi but
sold for what il IT, Also the Fall style OF Boy- and Cd-
rer- Caps Of various patterns, and full assortment oi La
dies Furs Gentlemen have their Has made 10 order
10 any shape or style they wish.
c. KNOX, No 40 Fulion-st
az f,nss between William and Nassau sic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

HFtNflIiIU'-
Of Consumption, Gods Coughs. Diseases OF the Lungs
Liver Comp sins Dyspepsia &c may be obtained IN Ne"
York. 4g Cor and-st, the south side one door be-
low the corner of Gfcenwich-sL
THIS suited to the general reader ami contains IN
condensed form. greater amount Of useful ana interest
ng information illustrated by several valuable plates, than
can be found in any other similar work cXiant 10 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
The voice OF Seneca County.

Rssolred That in opinion the Constitution Of this
State requires thorough revision 10 adapt Il TO the pre-
condition of society particularly IN reference 70
the organizatisn 81 courts the appointing power
and the right of suffrage We approve II the act OF the
last session referring the question OF Convention or
mo Convention" 70 the people who we doubt not will
nrnnnunce m liz lavOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
The Wings Of Erie in Convention passed the
following among other resolutions

following among Otuer re-ptutiohri
Rrsolred That We approve the law of the late session
OF the Legislature in relation 20 Convention 10 revise
the Constitution of this state The necessity OF such
revision has long been felt and acknowledged by men Of
all parties There many objections to us being done
by the Legislature prominent among which are, the
fact that members of the Assembly chosen without
express reference this subject and that any reform
they may propose WILL almost necessarily be partial and
incomplete if they prompted there u reason
10 fear they will be- bya desire TO promote some tempo
rary partisan exigcncy instead OF the general perma
nent good OF the whole The time s suspicious the
attention of the public has been directed 70 the subject
no exciting elect, is Immediately at hand and there IL
every reason believe that at subsequent period can
work so important be- dis qassiOnately, cautiously
and thoroughly performed than at present BY direct
reference of the matter TO representatives, chosen 80
pee ally and exclusively discharge such trust. tie
people will in our opinion be most certain 10 secure
such truly sanitary and conservative reforms ~ will cor
rect existing abuses and raise still higher the Just
uown and prosperity of our beloved state
R,so'red That though Il may be premature O. propose
any SPECIFIC amendments in advance Of decision OF tn
people in favor OF Convention yet we feel there are
some the necessity OF which IS go universally aoknOwl-
dyed that expression of opinion IN regard 10 them Is
proper and expedient Among these are eorganiza-
lion OF our Judicial system which shall secure speedy
administration Of Justice and prevent the enormous eN
penses borne both by suitors and the public; the
abolition Of I'll property qualification for the right of saf-
raee and the adoption suitable provisions 20 prevent
colonization and otherwise preserve the purity OF our
el,ctiOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

NV, NTCHkNIC~.-Lirus and responsibility of own
-r. Tor nhor add mabrizs secured sad enforced by
VIM nj GRlsWOLD, Attorney al Law, Sc and Connis
siouer Of Deeds, No Guy Hal, In ne P0s az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

~ j. -. Wheeler, Attorney and counselor n
Law and Coumi.sionrr Of Deeds. &c. will attend in the.
f.iS ostf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

TT Platform Scales, weighing from 10 -soo ins
Of Labsrles manufacture. warranted equal 10 any %
,he limited states for sale by 4. :. MARVIN,
os 2w Agent f r Manufacture. lS5i Nsief-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
a3osi0u AnCtlon Sales

by r.. y. 4 q. RICH, s. and ~ Broad-sire~t Boz
D.a ON WEDNESDAY, Oct ID
Doors, SHoE, AsD BsoeAss-" css~s Boots, Shoes and
SrOgans az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
ITO Landlord. and Attorney--sHERlrr's No

rcE-The sheriff of the City and County OF New fors. and
h. Deputies, would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys Of this City, that they are prepared TO execute
Landlords Warrants and the lOrecosing Of Chalie Mort
CAGES with puncuaity and despatch Application 10 be
made the Sherfs Office, room No H. IN The Cry Hall
WIN JONES. Sheriff.
N.v-YoTs 70. Iei5. Anli Smis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.


rVNHE ,b.rrr wishes make Known 20 he public thai
much of The biscuit and which sold IN ms
ry hy The shove names entirely different from ih-SO
RiSCtfIr and SUGAR CRACKERS made at his BAKERY,
winch have used by invSds. particularly nose VINO
suSr from Indigestion for Than twenty years win ne
80 results. nile the Imitation. which DC made FOR
les, price though perhaps good for person In beAh are
a molly unfit fo the The above BISCUIT snd CsASEss
.lso Hurrts Bisourr WINS BISCUIT BVrrEk CsscKEhs,
WATER Csacxsss PILoT and Navy BsEAp, al % The ns'
usty are constantly for sSs Al ne welknown establish
nrnI rs Washington street corner Of Nnren-sr-et
- ST.. FPuRAIN TRgADWFLLS SON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
L. ,IEIi \

EMERY Casks Flour" : Mo-. j. :, j. 8, .. no"
IL landing from packet shp Wellington, from ttr he-
mandatory n London. and superior 20 any ever imported
into his roun ~ and ordered expressly for be fall irade o
rsrufacturer. Tor sale hy JOHN G. MORRISON,
Dealer IN Drugs. bye >ufs, Ois. Paints &C 1876 and lS
l.r..nNxleh-si Nnrh RIVER slde nf lhe CITY. Ol lNls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
cuRIsrIEjs GALyANIC RINcs

AND MAGNETIC fLCID-DL Cn'isu-, NO original
n inventor pstensr u the-. celebrated articies,
ntoru, nrs publr, that The only psce In New York
bn l.tn genuine IL a. l3i fu.toL-sL (s.n Builoing
Ia aH 1T kb~uma;ism and Nervous CON plsn,s,
matter how chrome Ia their cbars ter Tho
GalvanIc Rings and Ma. seuc FLUID are positive and
permanent aud -y-ry day brings fresh evidences Of
their wonderful efficacy IN where every uhpg else he's
entirely failed. Bear mind that al articles Of hind
oDailed IA Fultoosl Building and worth
lees counter-iLs For in any 4lsnuy and prices
within reach Of all Pamphlets be obtained grsiA
20 lws
WINDOW SHADES. &. WOODsORD. 2sei
w Broadway, Lsfsrge Baidngsl has complste sssort
ment o Trsnspsent Window Shades very beautiful
10 ces gns execution Y Also Curtain Tsseeis Cor
% he corner OF R.s,r-.t oSu
SHOE THREAD.
THE subscribers are prepared supply the ,rads win
Il Shoe Thread Of q superior quality, manufactures by
themselves al their factory the village OF sierord Ses'
voga Co Y. They warrant the arslcie 10 be equal u
strength and quality Any thing Of the kind imported from
England The trade invited 10 cal ~ their store, ~
PEAR street. ard examine II for themselves The olowne
Nos they Keep constantly hand, vK Nos and 10 nail
beachcd snd green, aud L. No 4 brown Iney 0e also
prepared have To order knd o, nn yam nas
ma required Tor pet Other mA1ufscsnfefs uS
su2y BEARDsLEY ChALAEhs. - reefl-ee
4 OOO 0OO ENVELOPES At retail, is3 eents per
l.UOU.VOU LOBBY tho thousand or case a. proper
.,Jy lo~ odcss TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS,
q Ss. 10 and ~ Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
u JASk, ". MlLLEK-

At ldi O'Clock 81 the store No Lb~ryst
Doors sHOEs AID BRosAss.-lto0 cases Boots, Shoes
and BrOgaos consisting every variety suitable TOT souh
en- We .p,fn and northern lfsdr. Sale positive.
THURSDAY, Oct g.
AssicSEt's SALE-At 10 O'CLOCK, 81 ue store NO ~ Car
mine street. stock Of dry goo5s, comprising very gener
al .,oftr,ut of cloths caco~s, sb-enss, shrinRs kc
Catalogues and goods ready Tor examination days tstors
The sale
The above stock fresh goods and 10 complete order
Every lot will be- sold without rrssry-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
IL PcstnInzzinn Singing SchoOI.-The subs

her will teachA singing school nv Pesalozzan plan'
the Lecture Room OF the Rainerd church IN hvnstnns
fbetwcen Orchard and Ludlow SIS commencing on W -
ne.dav evening October the 18th. Al hsipa-i Ocloci
Exercises preparatory TO The school will be- held IN the sam
place on .ay evening" the 8ih October at which tim
tickets may be bad. -
% 3teodf DARIUS r. JONfS. Ieachrt "l musi'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

re- To fIaffer-.-The owner Of fashionable Hat
Store in the par Of the City, doing gooi cash hns
ness desires to sell out good opportunity FOR compe
tent person with moderate oaA capital Address b. boz
lt06 LOwerP Z. o. AUD isu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
The Ivth Senatorial District Conve


mously passed the following:
Rsoir-d That impressed with the necessity Of secur
ing important REFORMS, which cannot be Effected
without change in the organic law Of The state, We are
heartily in favor Of the propQsed Constitutional Conyen-
ton and cordially approve OF the course Of the Whig
members 81 the last Legislature in supporting the law
submitting the question Ia the people.
Resoced That the administration Of justice shoud not
only be- pure but should be prompt and open to all az
grieved therefore in favor Of Judicial Reform
that will prevent the delays and decrease the expend
attendant upon litigation IN our courts OF law
and equity.
RfsOirsd That the enormous patronage possessed by
the Executive OF this State IL cOruptng and demors'
zng evils variance with the genius OF our Tree IN
sturons and sh0si not be longer tolerated but be dis
uibuied far practicable, among the people
Rssolred That opposed 10 property qualinca-
ton for because IL Is unequal unjust and hostile
10 Democratic principles.
Rssolre That the division Of the Sta into siagis Sen
ate AMI Assembly Districts would render the connection
between the representative and his constituents direct
and intimate and be calculated 10 faithful per
Torrance OF legislative duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
And the sixth Senatorial Distric, the following

R,.olred That approve and fully endorse the
course pursued by toe Wing members OF the Legislature
- IT, 4st session particularly in securing the passage ri
IN, Convention bi and in voting for the abrogaiion Of
the property qualification for office. believing that the
Constitution requires revision and that can best be-
done by Delegates fresh from the People charged with
that special duty. and that any test office except
1. he honest IS he capable i. he faithful b. the C0n.
milton ,"--is unjust and ant. democratic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

%
CNRPfTING, Floor Oh Cloths, Rugs Drugg-l- a.
u for Fall IN ant OF Carpefiug any Ar
ur. IN the line respectfully invited 10 call AID eNlmue
one Of he most extensive and best assOrimcns o Brussels
THREE. Ply ingrain and All O.-r styles Of Carprlng, Oh
Cloths Rugs &c that TO be found m Tie City The rnrr
.ck new and selected for the Fail sales from the most
celebrated manufactures OF Ia. country and Europe IN
the assortment many splendid patterns snd new styles
OF coor- which ART not g. ~ found Ally other store Par
cha.efs may assured thai they vii rad The prices much
lower han a. any similar establishment. IN the Cry.
" B-Au experienced phos,erer viii attend NE httus
Gni laying OF o. Cloths Masking CaIPc,s &C nj ne sore-i
n,frs W. H. GUiONS New Store,
~ - E-.rllns On 81 Fas Brnad Wv and u Dvls.nn-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
Gvi,.1 AND SILVER WATCHES re.A.

VI Wholesale prices by }. T. Wilson dealer "a " Ache,
No Courland- street up stairs corner % broadway.
Awaiches sold tins establishment warranted 70 ger
f well or poney refunded Watches. Cocks. musical box
- All i.vsirv repaired manner s. he o~ ess
pTice-. Arrangements have been made win MI VIM A
Gamble, whose reputation a. ~A.ch reparvf : u,A PAS
d having ben engaged for year, ia lie most crrna-
ted mznuseiore. ia Europe enables him 10 repair LIE mosi
com phcaied work thai can be produced
Trade work promptly done on reasonable terms.
}. I. WlLLlSTON
.us7tfi. No. Courtlsnc-.L up siairs
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Anlllon 6alGs.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, AIctioneer.
lly BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT.

Jusi All RICHARDS, Aactioneer
nv BANGS, RICHARDS d PLATT.-Sto.s
ID ~ bfosi~ay.-LibersI cash advances made On con
signmeuts for auction ss-s. 49, ...
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Oct 7h, 9Th and Slb
EXTENSIVE SALE NV BOVKs-An extensive collec-
lion of valuable books lots to suit Dealers consisting
of standard works. medical and theological books school
and classical books Juveniles, bibles blsnk books, &c.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, Oct llth.
EXTENSIVE SALE % Music.-Jpwsrds 81 1850 places
Of music mostly pubcsonsior piano fore, nutr.
guitar violin, sc. &c. consisting Of new and fashionable
songs pnd due tos, gees mzfches, rndos wsx-s over
tare-, ''ariaiiOns instruction books, &c. NC.
Catalogues Will be ready the day previous 70 sale
L. COLTON g. 90. Auction and Commission k~f
i chants Noe ll3 Fulton street, and ~ Ann suesl-Lb
advances mad. consignnens. and prompt fsturns
made.
THIS DAY. Tuesday Oct 7h. al the store No - Ann
10 O'Clock large qusntf Of damaged hardware from
the southport, comprising boots, shoes and brogans, UNI
br,ss cashmere. A-O, hardware consisting ~ damaged
saws abecury csndestcss bats, siar- rAsof suops,
percussion caps Sc. Also iafg. sssofni-bt o. second
hand furniture from Hotel comprising chairs, tables, bu-
ra- Stools bed-lests carps- oiciOihs un-wnre sc Nc
sHsEIsE SALE % HOssE-By ylrlae Of an attachment
issued 10 Sheriff will sell Thursday Oct 9Th, 81 u
O'Clock 81 IA iron, o National Hall. No. - Canslst one
4ge elegant Black Horse hind IN all harness. suitable for
family us...b = traveller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

i ale fuI assortment of he following new goods.
Grantoles solar Lamps, Tea Trays and Taole Cutlery
Plated Cake Baskets, Casiors, Candesncas &c bianni
WArr; SILVER Table and Tea spoons, &C.
o2 uni. ALBERT Beach. ia Chailam-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
REFORM STATE CONVENTION.
VOICE OF THE WING PARTY.

~ The Wing Convention OF Ontario County
-laninously passed the following among other re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

An APPRENTICES 10 the Dug business " sntrd-A
"A lad OF about fifteen years o good family and educ
Apply sts2i Pesrl-sl So
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01

who had an immediate reyersion and to otaers the
Right OF Distress Al other contracts for the possession
of lands where reversion existed were grants IN tee
or teoents and the relation OF landlord and tenant dd
not exist between the parties When stipulated sun
OF money TO be paid it became rent charge So
called but i'll law only personal annuity and the tight
ot Distress dd e:list unless il specially agreed
for in tue deed t. The purchaser.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-01
~ Hydropu,hic Iu,titutiou.-Geo

R- Hydropn,hic cInstitution.-George 7. Dexter.
NJ D. has established Hydropathc Institution for the
of disease upon the cold system at the
tra and pleasant village OF Morristown ~ The efficacy
cold IN the prevention and OF disease is
generally admitted and In many parts OF Europe and
country has suspended the OF drugs and rnedi
cne In both and chronic diseases, such e7ers,
rheumatism, gout paralysis, scroa, spinal diseases n-
cu6ng curvHures and dlstoons dyspepsia and host OF
lis which heir the action OF cold water rapid and
permanent At once seizlng upon the cause of disease IL
duces greatly the OF human misery and suffering sne
produces radical OF disease when other and
treatments have failed In the graphic language OF Bulwer
under the Geld treatment leaves the body
It's instructive tendency which is always towards
coveTy series Of reaction commences and the
situton is only amended und-rgoes change DR..
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and has made his
extensive arrangements oi bath. &c after the plan Press
himself II will be the OF the proprietor while he
offers nvads the Of relief from dsesse give
them also the comfort ard convenences OF home Nor
delightfully."- situated surrounded all sides with
the aids and appliances which will give effect in carrying
the cold treatment The Morris and Essex Rail-
road terminates short distance from the Institution and
carriages ready all nmes TO convey patients 10 and
the establishment ol5I