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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
EXTRACT or A LETTER FROMA POST'
MASTER DATED

PEMRnoKE, Wash 'ng'on CO., Maine, Apr. 80, lSfi.
MR. ISAAC BErTS.-Dear Sir: At the re
aues, of many of my friends in this place ard vci-
,i,y who are afflicted with consumption and liver
complaints, take the liherIy of asking you To APP
ront some one IN this county agent to sell WIS
rams BALsAN or Win CHEuRI. and to send hn
q few dozen as there is none of i. for sale within
200 miles from this | have no doubt that il would
met with ready sale il it were where il could e
procured without too much expense and DELAY
NV wife vas at'acked about six m nlhs since
with what the physicians called the fret sage of
c"nsump'ion--a complaint very prevalent in this
s. lion of country. Having seen the Blsam ad
yer, scd IN Augusta.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08

U' Descriptive Pamphlets may be had OF the
agents (Gratls) J. w. FRlLING,
Sudbury. Nov. Q, lsii.-ly .4gent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
= 600 MILES FROM HERE, -

| took the PANS tn srnd there for t"tlIr of il,
which she took. and - hich helped her much that
I scrt fnr tNo bottles more, which shr has also IA
ken, and he says she LaS not felt well for
-ix wears a she dues at this time. All those who
have inquired of me and asreisncd What effect TIE
Bal.am had. anxious 10 have some for sale il
thu vicinity, which is the cause Of my wiring you
Please inform me hy ',tuin OF M III whether YOU
conclude to send some, and II 81 I" whom, in order
,ha, il may I've known where II can hr Lad.
! am with re-p"ct yours, etc.
T.. &. .FARNSNORrH, p. NJ.
The whole country Is fast iraruiug that mcdi
ciuc-no phNsclsn-n" preparation Of any kind
wharv,r--can cqnai DH. Wsran's BALsAM OF
WILp CHEHTr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08
NEW JERSEY.

o. All notes purpor'ing To he on any Ponnsy
vania Bank not given in the above iist, may be 5,
iown frau1s
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

A GREAT UNKNOWN (says the ST. Louis Reveille) in
an exchange paper relates very touching verso, the
opposite fate Of two early friends. The little tale has
great moral -
One took paper, and his vito,
Was happier than kings;
His children all could read and write.
And talk of men and things.
The other took no paper, and
While srollipg through the wood,
tree fell down upon his crown,
Aud killed him-as il should.
Had he been reading of the news
At home, like neighbor Jim,
I'll bet a cent that accident
Would have happencd him.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
GENERAL JAcxsoN ON PREACHING.

correspondent of the Boston Post following
"the General" 1t is good story even if h.,,
In the winter Of 1882 President Jackson conferred mission
pointed minister however had departed his
legation The President declined all
which he discharged his duties
be "a, at liberty to choose his own secretary. i.'I
final sought his especial regard young gentleman
Ia The service Of The state department. and who highly recommended
moi take mat man; ne is not go% jaso eneng The minister
u give it, the old HERO and he thus continued son
last Sabbath morning attended divine Episcopal
fessoy Durbiu Carlisle pulpit orators in America
SEATED in pew near me obseryed this Identical onng apparently
public business when had the curiosity ask his opinion Of the
And what think sir the young upoar' with
pronounced Frat all fh Professor humbug.
% And now ccntn9ed the venerable Old man his
S up VIII ne "nauoni resi- assured my Gear s mat
And besides he added m he prodigy
bis services upon youhe would
The Presidents advice followed by and the
estimate OF his character albeit founded commonplace incident
substantially
ANOTHER Ngw We
Hancock Esq Patent Agent this The Philadelphia u s.
that letters patent are now in fo original Railroad Safe
creyent Locomotives cars @ al r Of" the track and IN iI s,
Of an axle breaking damages. Dda
will serve 70 lessen , ayin cnJency TO kos Ion, S
The track The speed be increased miles an hour
or moe with perfect safety to life and property
Ra Owhat would folks fifty years ago said asks the Pitts
burg hgc had They s's,Gd n5 onon paper win the enyng Of fire
We received paper this knd o 4 and lit cigar among
| on the morning.
following recipe is said be sovereign care for bugs
pint oot 9 and quantity lard Or taw
simmer them few minutes together so as they will mix ppy the %
these vern will not only desert the bed but leave the
Commodore Elliott has been dangerously days Ney
York. Of congestion Of the lungs.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

But Temperance the only benefit seek atan-Bene-
violence and the cultivation of kindly and a,erna feelings
dna feature in system After membership of twelve mouths,
sick brother entitled 81 week during sickness the
bes be called rotation personal
tons All harshness brother
nanced and political aud religious questions strictly prohibited
"genderg ses We together as band of brothers free
from the distinctions the world regard TO sect or party
cultivate the principles of love- purity and fidelity
characters We recognize religion as the basis
OF our order Our meetings opened by reading scriptures
by and closed prayer Our object interfere in the
most remote degree with other benevolent associations
tam any political object but to TO good another and
uoG and example spread widely possible the
circle, there Wings Democrats there no Episcoralians or
Presby'erans Bap's Melos ALL who love their
and their and who their common Father for his
blessing on the good cause in which they engaged.
Su'n are some OF the principal features of ORDER and being
SUCH 1t no wonder that ensts the affections
es and binds them together with golden cord It's prosperity
been unparalleled in less thai years increased To more
than 10000 members the States and is increasing daily
Our secrecy may be objected 10 but very evident that we
could not succeed exist without
have adopted There nothing illegal or immoral in these pre-
cautions; and the objects have good feasible
but commendable. "' "'' "O' O"'s ''.' "a"'
Again &c told that claim for Temperance superiority
work which the christian Church adequate to do But the lovers
their own pleasure have been ready charge pre-
their ndugences and "Behod turned
the world upside down have come hther aso,n r;
we hold ours TO be christian enterprise temperance
benevoen purity and love- be but parts SYSTEM
published by The angels the plains of Bethlehem when they sang
"Gory TO God in the highest and peace good among
men, AS the verduc Of spring in all the rich variety and
Hover ue to the operation of one principle the sap itself engen
erose the fruit of that religion which derives life and fits pow
or from tie Sun OF righteousness be said
CURES Us TO render special aid Son of Temperance while BIZ
BILE requires us to render special aid Christian says
good unto all men have oppomniy and specially
who the household that these claims NAV con-
c with one another Bnt every member soemny
assured before his initiation that his civil religious liberty
be need with Now sous liberty to wor-
ship God according the dictates conscences TO
carry out IN our lives the preceps His word understand
them lis therefore, the acquisitions
should ever IL collisions allowed by pn
cpe IN our system TO follow the guidance of scripture
cpe like all other feelings grows and continually
enlarges the field of its operations. 1t only
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

"Scrvcs The -yirtuous mind to wake
As the small pebble atrs the peaceful lake;
The centre moved, n circle straight succeeds,
Another still, and still another spreads;
Friend, parent, neighbour, first it will embrace
Ills country next and next all human race:
Earth smiles around with boundless bounty blcs.
And Heaven behods its image in his breast"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
ny BENTON ITARpEa.
r f II nj S
ADDRESS
Dscered before The Sons of Temperance Saua lilly 1916
BY PIKE POWERS.
ADDRESS
CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE
At union meeting Division Charity Division,
No. of the Sons of Temperance Virginia.
July, 1916:
On motion Resolved
dered W. p Brother PIKE PowER eloquent
pirate address he delivered S,bug
sollcit copy Of said address Publication
A Copy, &,
THOMAS II. BLACKBURN, Il. s.
STAUNTON, Sh,
DEAR BRsn The undersigned great pleasure you
of the foregoing Resolution and beg
quest therein contained individual solicitations
place hands for publication ab highly
esting and very instructive address. -
Very respectfully,
ERASMUS STRIBLING,)
JOHN b. WATTS, SCammftee
GEORGE HARLAN.
BRo. PIKE Powers.
DrAR BRETREN Il feel truly gGed by the opinion
of my address by brethren of MARSHALL and Charity
and thankful for the kind and aeng
conveyed their wishes With hope be
BILE degree least the Of extending the principles beloved
Order, cheeruly place the address at your disposal
Very truly yours,
PIKE POWERS.
Bios SrRInLNe, WATTS AND HARLAN, Comsnihe.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

Sons of Temperament your position elevated one
inc OBJECTS you worthy of all praise Be faithful
cautious Remember that unworthy member would dhonor
whole order Remember that the eyes all upon you that
you are co-worke with all good menco-woers with
carry out INTO daily life the principles of order Let love- purity
ana fidelity mark your intercourse with your brethren and with
Like those springs which greerer
due and richer harvest let example spread gently
sivey through society," and win by the power goodness
The practice OF what right Then however humble your station,
however limited sphere will be blessing your genera
on and though be UNDECIDED and forgotten among
your name will live forever, recorded il the archives eternity
among the benelactors of mankind -.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

Rrhtr OWh would folks fifty years ago said asks Pitts
burg Age had they received London with the engraving
ruins had ceased song
We received paper this kild e 4h and lit cigar among rone
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

Commodore Elliott has been dangerously ill for days Ney
York. Of congestion Of the lungs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

the fearful crags he sca'hel and spir.--ei unracies 81
granite me slant stones covered with DARK masses Of
sr,ed pines and dir! The broad sweep Of the pra
res .,retrhlng d Ike 40 imiia5.e ocean presented
series Of pictures which i0r their beauty and suhnfv
cannot vii venture o. say Do surpassed upon this con
tirent Cer-any no pen pencil could ever attempt
- % usrce 2 them several OF the mountains in This
r,nga are the lest OF ne whoc chain ~ the Northern
Co-l1Iera-. arl among then is P-kc's Peak the very
hirhast You may have al idea OF The altitude of ~
immense summit when tgi you we were marching
seven DAYS i0u- marches, directly toward L. from The
tim. W. fr.t say b. unit. arri cd AZ - base This
mart of The msrch was severe 1r we suffered much or
want Of water AID TOE vas very poor. We
the Arkansas on the 2oin Of July ten miles from
whore u dehouchcs trom the mOuntaius and about
hundred miles fiom .fs extreme source. Passing down
the North bank 0f the Arkansas. with Mexico On the
south side y0u must know this rver. here J. the di
vidpr lire between the TWO coluiilesl We arrived ~
For, WI lam a trading poet q Messrs Bent = Vrain
4 Co OF the ooh We missed Captain Fremont par
" but after We had lcit Fort William. he arrived there
passirr across the country from tho Kansas 20 the AZ
ksusss On the 9Th NJ il-ls; we struck the santa Fe
Trace where il crosses ile Arkansas During this part
of the route We saw numerous herds of buffalo from
which our hunters had difficulty ina procuring -uit
Gent supply o meat for toe daily subsistence of the COM
r,.nf We met several of traders CA their
wav 70 santa f. We kept the trace until the I'D Of
Aucusf when We b0rc % 90 the Northward and cross
ing Kansas River arrived a. Fort Laveuworth the 2h
of August without losing a man, and from different
causes but iew horses having performed a march Of
2JCO fftFs In nl frHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
FOX ] BE FILLS.
hR IPHAMS ELELTuARY lan lntern

nR UPHAMS ELECTUaRY tan Internal remedy "a
~ certain cure for the PILES either internal Cf external
bleeding blind. Sold only Ia this city the ohee Of he
gina Proprietor, a. IfiAM, M. ID. aresu ar educstfh
Phs Of twenty year. experience confined to an Office
prsr whore Pies AID Chrome diseases are succs SIS
fully treated Meicsl Ohce s Sowery four doors above
spru--st. OF -e hours from A. NJ. 10 : I. NJ. Advice
rrstis OH In
IROfrE FAMILY MEDICINES, Drugs, 81 rmic-
Y s. &c. Tor SAFE by DAVID SAHDS \ 60 Chemists
AMI PhAnnlceutss, - East Broadway corner OF Mark l.
e. AGO. large assortment o. the most dricaie French
Engush German aud American Perfumes, fNuacis, Cos
fn.ucs &c O3 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

AT MIDDLETOWN CTS. CHASE, A. NJ. Principal
y This Institution i located In the City OF Middefown,
within half mile Of the Connecticut RIVER The beauty,
heanfness en- IT, and morality of the City render u mos
dee ie residence FOR those intending 20 pursue course
Z study THE number Of Boarders IS limited They reside
family with the Principal and Teachers, who spare
pain, 10 them al the comforts Of pleasant
nome regular co1rse Of udy = pnr-lti. Young La
dies be- prepared for teaching: cOmpets thorough
practical and nC -oup shed Education.
The Charge for Boariers Is 500 per annum. Music
Drawing Painting, and Modern Lugusges being extra
Sessions August TO- November H. and May ST
Circulars may be- obtained Of REy. H. CHASE, No "a Nar
II, 0recf N.r l0rt arq 2wI2awl swDSi4WF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

IVt French Department, so l. Chtnuers-sL Professor
Basset about organize bis evening classes IN French,
for no, ensuing season. 40 No - Chamberss Tor pupils re-
siding down sud n hF residence, 40 Huf-ons the
9Th above = LIse Church, for hose living up town
By he method pupils acquire French practically AMI
gr4mmaucgy without much suev. Tins ~ EN- i TIE
su.t uf yesrs arch The pupils hnd themselves re-
ierei cm the tssA o. two hours study To ave minutes
NO books are used except oe 10 read aud translate In
three 0r thorough know edge OF French is Oh
ianed rrlse to apply for nuhcr information a. No l.
Ch1nb'rs-st or he institute rooms under City Hall or
fai tu1-Or-s- ~ 5tvlm
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PERSPECTIVE DRAWING.

'tNHt MISSES HOLMAN NOhNOOD respectnlL
t1 tie ladies AMI gentlemen o New Ok ana
vicinity at they prepared % give Instruction in Per
spectIve Dav l- e I0nocAromauc Painting 30 room no
T. Laier-e Blu fDg - Broadwa~. II is s. quite new
anC easily acquired O enshe one I'D saelcn ,nisct1es
correctly from and fnshup picture one 'er part
cf tGr tule usaly devoted % pencng and water c)ofs
Room open tor visitors from \. W. 10 Z; VI Circulars
stating and giving references o be lad a. te room
pfT so I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
BARTINE,S LOTION.

Notice iO strangers and IitLcus.
ri'Hls GREAT REMEDY Tor Rneu afism, Sprans, Cuts,
d Bruises, Wounds Of every description, pains IN me
back and IONS. throat, tetter rng worn and all
eruptOns OF the skin and egue. crnp IN The som
mach headache, the established ayores among
medc nes effect any Of the above cases
sud ulmhcress oilers Of the he nature such being NE
TACT only necessary ai can be hai lat - cents
per hOtlej OF the pfOpueiOrs, 4 :. BARIlNk 90 81
their principal Depot SO Broadway, aud at The following
places his city, " NeseysL 81 ParshOw % Nassau
-. il3 0rand-sl 1873 Chsihamst 80 BO~ery kabineaus
Baths NauNhe Garden; cor. PARK Row and BeeAmsn--Li
BOwefy and RvngiOn-st; cor Wal aud Nassau -s cor
broadway and FuOnsL; 6th avenue, corner - hist hipp
Brown, Chelsea and others. Also nearly all the prn
cipal clles ard tosn, throughout tho United States.
oih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
EAMiLi nOAKpiNE sCMDOI.-rhe "

session of VI and Mrs Ashb'l Fulef- schoo. for Boys
ard Girls, Kent. c. viii commence Nov I'm HE
number OF pupils limited twelve. Boys viii he htied
college their studies Will be adapted % the designs OF
their parents their niu-e pursuits Terms-he year
i divided into - each AL expenses
except $40 per session Reference Mis- Catherine
NJ sd wick be addressed by letter 20 Ninirsi or
L.nox. Mass. ,r. ani Mrs Char - dgwick, LenoN,
Mass. Theodore Sci -wick. Ed - Wall = DR. Peter
Pratt % Liberty R0 ierck Sed-wieS y West Wash
ington places John Sosson ESQ Pesrs A Il. HaNtou,
- Grov--st; L. John sedgVick, |. ; H. ProL Henry
White D. D. 81 Fihst Circulars can be obtained OF eiher
Of III. r..r..l oil. llaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

~ Boston Subscriptions IN the Newly ORR
Tribune r,ceivss By authorized Agents. kEDDlNG Co
s,aasiree: Tsgmso per week or Two csnis for
Single Cores. -.
Neesy Tribune every Friday Morning, Tor cent? or -
per slrln.
Aln-r ,-t cheap publications for sae as i0v issret
Nv BOSTON ruhlsh.rs Thiars' Narolaon- i-7 eoda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

NIK-. NIANkIN, re- ding 20 the township o onhers,
A'lWestchestef o niles from the city OF YORK. V-
ing opened school the education Of er own dsugi
VIII twelve other young Misses mo her iani-
Is 90 be- educated " ith them
The Fail term vii commence the first Thursday 10 NO
veuhcr. Circulars couailug terms, &C may be found 90
PvHtfrr n22 isV+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

a FAMILY Boarding school for Boys-Ceuua.y s.tu-
n aied 10 West bloomfield, ~ Jersey Number OF pupils
limited a. - DAVID 4. FRAME.A NJ T,,,bs,.
WILLIAM ;. WARD. A VI

WILLIAM =. w AND- A NJ
From the assurances O parents NO have sons RI ms
School. and OF Others 10 believed that 70 cOmmends iise
in eminent gree 20 all acquainted wiih,- ieias The
limited number OF iis pups-s exclusion uta lay scholars
The troroug parston for Cole ge or a which IL
pupils receve-he ketthuneis and pest IS OF - To-
cau0nihe ample private Fairgrounds VIII ,lrfouni ana
emhesh tthe ssiutery moral Influences go ch pervtde
ard control 1.-THE hOnc-ise comforts end rruous o u =
family circle and he freedom from all viuslg AMI corrupt
ng -nD1Tl)od nlIruce-al combine 90 throw around
s school pecl attractions for That class 1i pureni- w'
much the solid intellectual Elpr Frnert 90 h'
rn. Hl0.c sl TOR their health and nuT AMI most or
al for ne ght moral training
Tsas-From SO to $50 tie session OF i've months in fu
for evefv ordinary expense.
The Winter Session Will commence the lst day Of No
vemher.
Circulars furnished on application % he PRINCIPAL by mail
or Otherwise DAVID A. FRAME
AL ami HAL Oct. 22I. f8ll o.o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

- Chri-tie'- Galyanic Rings md Magnetic
FiuidDr Christie the Original Inventor and p'i-n-e az
e-c celebrated articles. informs the pubic htI 1r Only
Place u Newly Obtain them genuine y NJ ~ ao'-
81 sun Buidinsl In al cases ~ renmasn aud nrrFois
complaints. how chronic or severe 10 their c'arsc-
t-. Gsivsnc Rings and Magnetic Fluid are POSITIVE
snd permanent cre. ar every brings fresh evidence.
o. Their wor eeru. efficacy 10 cases where every -s csc
has entirely ise. - Bear minc thai Al tc4e. OF Inc
kind not obtained az li FIion-s sun Building, are hase
az. Norft coanerist For sale IN any quantity ana AZ
pr -a. w.liu reach of ALL Pamphlets can be obtained
lra 01i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
Gtbools.
THE NEW BRIGHTON

4
4 commence IL ueN session on Monday. Nov. j. Tbs
School possesses facilities ard aivsn gos superior any
other a i'- proximity o. Newly orb iis hrariu suaHon
- of access. by hourly steamers. ard elevated
standard o eiuca. TIE school situated he h -ls
of NrN Brighton within siN miles OF New FORK, and
tic elegant chateau The Brothers Joseph. and = sd
mirah.y adopted for he limited number of ~ pupils. Al
.he branches Of ordinary English Education. the Classics
ami Mathematics, extended through fll College course
lere tau Do, also The French, Spanish. G-rmsn ami
Italian lsnguayps Al he teachers reside 20 the family add
he parental supervision hsi over tie pupils For
catalogue. sad fall Information apply ~ the Office OF he
school ~ Broadway " Y corner Of John 81 where the
81 iw GEO I. LIE ROW. A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

" Thirty Vermont girls passed through this
place one day last week for the Csbotvle factories
Vermont Phoenix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

~ Hydropaihir Instituiion.-Geor~e T. Dexter
" b. has established Hyirorl'Lc Institution .or the
Treatment OF disease upon he cod water system a. the cen
ira AMI pleasant yae Of Aorrstown. " J. The ecscy
OF cold ware, 10 The prevention and Of disease
generally admitted al Ia macy parts Of Europe and
own country Il as suspended l- Tee Of drugs ami mec
cne. l. bo. acute ard chronic diseases sch evers
rinsi.fr govt paralysis. scr0l-a. sp1s diseases lin
Guiding curvau-e- and i9rton- dysp,7-a and host ct
svhch ran he o. i- s-uon 0f -os vsr rapid and
perasrent Al once sezng upoa LIE Of disease r.
duce. greatly the amouEf OF human RI sy and suernr and
produces n rsca clrr Cl disease when Ofler and
treatment. have ael. d he -nrlc ang.Ee O. Bu.sFrr
under t Geld water tffalmef rffrre he body 10
l. own Instructive tendency, which = towards re-
cOrsry. series nt rractln commences znt lAe
siifuuop i not only amended undergo-s change Dr.
dexter Las recently returned rom Europe and has m sie m
extensive srrsn -i-uts Of bats e. airr Tie plan Press
NIT himself Ii vii t- 10 am Of th- proprietor while he
oders ID nvsds TIE means OF relief irom disease 10 give
hem a.o hs comfort AID co-selsrce- OF home. Nor
ris.ovu L. drfgf y situated. surrounded al sides with
IN. sids And appliances wch viii give carrying
our The cod l.rf fresll.l- The Mors an E-srs RAJ
road terminates short distance from the lnsauon and
carriages are really al nnes 10 couvey patents 70 and
from toe estAbashLenL olog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
I'uH CALDWELLI N-TITI re BROOKLYN.

4 -1lr-. CALDWELLS Bonding ard DAY srh00 Tor
Young ladies' vii open ~ Brooklyn. Al No ~ Nhl0u.h
he luh inst The Of Instruction Includes The
r. .h, French, span -h, German aud Italian uages
WI ing ArlAm-fr. GeOgrephy, Astronomy with " Use
Of the 10t. bs.lry, NaI1ra4 History Saiual ald nora
Philosophy, Bellies Le.el., Geometry, zebra an- riDcu
ton. busc he Harp, Piano Guitar AMI Nocs Mu-- Tie
rr-Lc ami Spanish language Ia general use 10 Ne
family. There vii be 10 charge IN any distance ~ NE
dsug nter- Of cerEymen.
Mrs &. permitted tD refer % persons Of the hgnr-t 70
spec ability both 10 the c!ly OF N-gYork AMI Brooklyn
VI In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

THE GERMAN LtNf.UAGE.-German Evening
Classes te.n- arranged az The Office o. NJ Van Noe
veuberg Esq No IS Ccuir--st By ST. Erheier author Of
a PHRAsE-BOOK IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN"
Private classes formed by Ladies or Gentlemen among
themselves w be deI by r the terms Of 80 Tor
quarter Of = lessons Apply T.. the Once.