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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-05

nACON-2O casks Sides. 10 do Shoulders, . do
bHams, 20 bbls canvassed and sugar cured ITO 9
u" s sJ'e ''' - SMITH, DABNEY b co.
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Datsnt Mroieincs.
sANps's sARsAPARIrLA.

FOR TIE REMOVAL ,sp rssN.Sssr erss o. Al DIS
FAsss Arising IRON iNPvsx srsrs OF raE
sLoop. on EsRIr o. rHs system
The fIncors OF crclaiOn. nutrition ard evrreron sr-
manifested ben It- = reduced, a. 20 the ant 20 -
Lest coniou ari il-- mast therefore, BE- - -s-cni a.
acton Between the apparatus hy which these nrcrs-ary
phv.la' processes carried or utrr j. RECIPROCAL ac
non. and q one portion = he anna nseley i o15 Of
order. the hsruDuv ol he whole system : defah.el Inc
great iesdersnm - cine. therefore. = preparation
Nch shall Al with rqns certainty sd iof,"up rarn one
~ ini- mad Of funcfion--wh-h snail A. ne eAse my =
cure. health and vsor fn The circuaiion give zone
90 ihe -'onsch or remove distinctions from me oo~es.
10 j. confidently ascrred thai ssna,s >asSpaa possesses
his ihr-coi power. and lai by thus acting on ne pfm-
r. causes of disease 81 tcles thoroughly anu perma'
neliIv various painful -1uerrus and disgusting mani
--tanns From asiupi- eruption ~ fhe ssi1 hcreii-
rrulis. and run dv-oeT-a % govt and rannatory
rh..luiari.1 IL y I'D be foirui roua iv e.rr-rio,.
Tie following efirr. we'd another proof Of TIE
value snd efficacy Of is highly popular mvi cre- Tbs u
nuf spec men 0l those daily com ~ % laH-a ~ whoa
wlSsTEo. Conn. August 5. Issa
T. B. y D. Sasds-Genilemen. About siX we-ss since I
commenced taking your sarsaparia and then suffer
ng from >crona IN ~ most vru-nt iorw hsi nine run
mig Gers. and had lost the ooue arm and me sess
caused such intense pain m The bead, hat three physicians
'old me could not uFc-inat tn~rr wH- no ne Tor me-
informed them tl-re one mfsiiclne would help me.
and that >anis- rsapaTila Ny physician seeing my
confidence was 80 g-eaf, cent you crruncNe and com
nencei taking tie Ssrsa nars rs produced imm-di-
ATE relief. my heal now well and nv arm, which had
heer useless with and my health = rapidly
improving. Many Pc pie hearing OF my have come
ga ard nine miles 10 ami some have taken
LIE Sar-apar after Witnessing ifs woni, ui operation
me. One ady told sst week. doing great things
r her. and there hree four in this place thai
taxing IT, ar merchants ind very ready sale FOR
-nris's ~a-.ararlla Yours. most especially.
CORDELlA CADl
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of - SUI
peror value and efficiency see pamphlets, which may be
obtained OF agents grals.
Prepared and 500 wholesale and retail. by b. d.
SANDS. Wholesale Dngr-ts - Fnt9n-sIeet 70 Broad
vav. and = Fast Br0-.way. New horh
sod also % druggists generally throughout the uied
states. Price = per hOrie.6 bottles for -
~ The public respectfully requested 10 remember
that Sands Ssrsaparils that has and Il constantly
achieving Of the most difficult ca-s
Of Diseases which the human frame Is subject therefore
SIS for sands >arsparila and take no other eulS I'm
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CONSERVATIVES
nOUBr NO LONGER-But read the following and Re-
~ fect-Au0ther " onderul Cure
Pun. urfp Anr 1

hOIBr NO LONGER-But read the following ana Re
~ fect--Au0iher " Wonderful Cure
PHILADELPHIA. April ], lsA
hereby certify that during The nos ~ Southwark oiJuy
asst owing exposure and fatigue ID the performance Of
military duty. ny health received severe shocS IN ne
latter part ~ August. all the symptoms OF Pl LMONAhl
CONSU NPTfON appeared. A. this rncfure called IN
my fr-t pnvscfan. no sffended me weeks without
eueni and told distinctly that he coHsi red dae
b. fond the rc1ci Of ianan aid empoyet another
physician. who Al once recommended THOM>ONs COW
POUND SYRUP Or TAR AND WOOD NAPlHlA l
Used twelve bole- and testify that n common with hou
sands 0f ot.r ho have been cured hy Tins medicine ha
ID % alone owe my restoration Ia heath
JAMES ANDREWS, No. III Catherine a.
called o attend 20 th- above In The secondary
stage Of the disease found the patient sbonng under
complex disease OF the lungs sni iver liberation OF the
alter had are. and by percussion discovered an
had formed the zhi lung. The case being appa
reny hopeless aud beyond the reach of the usual treat
menf resolved Al using Ihomsons Compound ~
p Of Tar and Mood Napiha the virtues Of which had pre-
viou-y tested scarcely expecting would reach case 50
desperate. The result i, ne most extraordinary
hencefouh peng an doubts respecting the efficacy Of
th. excellent medicine In diseases Of The lungs snd liver
Philadelphia, Apr. B. l6i5 VI CHAMBERS VI ID.
PRINCIPAL Office. Northeast corner ofFlFTH and SPRUCE
streets. Philadelphia.
sold wholesale aud -otail by 4 b. SANDS co. Chem
is and Druggists rs Broadway corner OF Chambers It.
Sold also 70 Fuionstree and n East Broadway Price
.t ..rfs sufS
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Ernca. nj Saratoga. Professor Mnffit.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
s...,. Ana, ~ Il

Correspondence of The Tribune.
SARATOGA, August %. l-45.
\ Mr.. 7. L. Boykn and two ladies, of Charles
ton : C. were among the arrivals at the Union yes
ferdas- AZ ihe company went IN 9" tea Mr. b. and
aides were about taking which the servant IN
'ormed them engaged j don't care II they are
viii have them said Mr.. h. The servant, maintaining
his pos, taking hold Of the chairs said you cannot
Upon This Mr. b caught chair and struck the servant
the head No great injury done the servant
caught the chair with biz hand Mr. b then caught an
9th er chair and gave another blow with like effect Not
eiectng his purpose he next caught knife from The
liable with which he struck the servant and did not hit
aim but in hi- hourshcs be hi Ga0fhu servant almost
entirely cutting OF the lower end Of his nose and sash
my completely through his cheek that the blood came
ou Of his mouth It said by some that the servant
used nsolcni and improper language respecting the seat
sc but very candid who sat directly opposite
them said the servant spoke very properly There h-
been an investigation of the before Police Mass
rate and the facts have stated them fully con
irmed Before coming into court Mr. settled The mat
ter with the by giving hin one hHadr,d dollars
The Magistrate fined him fr dollars for the assault just
sufficient To pay the expenses Of court.
Prof Maii is here. ectunng almost every night upon
Genius VIII and Oratory' without possessing parii-
Gle of either himself Every might he lectures more
than half the audience leave the house before he get
through. Yours trus, II. e. L
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EDUCATION.
REv R. T. HuDDAkTs CLAssiCA ltA mp COW .,,

IL MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY >CHOOls-fouf
t.-.nti--r.e between University Place and th Avenue
This Establish which has lately been removed from
Houston prepared for the reception Of an IN
creased number of Board-rs No expense has been spared
O. render il complete well arranged school for boys Il
w been built eN pfes-y for the purpose intended, under m
direction Of one lie nr- architects IN the city and Nj
Hufts la much satisfaction In presenting To be Fnend-
and the Public AZ Institution which every requisite for TIE
.ccommodafou convenience, and comfort OF his pupils i
-ohnei and such the Npeence of many year- has -ug
,,- Tf. situation H. perhaps, tn most eligible which
could have selected for tie purpose A. afd- ne h
and facility Of Al the advantages OF We t-i N
rrors and Professors available, while Inc benefits OF
ounry residence are gained by he outdoor athletic eAef
cs-s which bee enjoyed "a ih- spacious playground.
cuars interesting parents NAV bc Obtained On Application
io Mr. Hudfau sl hi- residence 10 IAN street
R-Tne regular Acaeemica Y ear VIII commence on
me ls Of September after the summer vafaon le mum
Pupils being limited IN The L1y Scioo va ac.e' ~
filed they occur. $50. ,..,.
For BOARDERs and DAY BOARDERs, who are en-
lrey distinct aud seperae, AZ piea'ons ~" DC receiver
Al ,
oshments . Day Boar1ers, 80 pr quarter Day schois
49, 'itv- -
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Lines addressed 10 the Golden Fish at
BRADBROOK'S OUTFITTING STORE,


So Al the season when 81 fsh
Paddle UP stream. BY Instinct led,
Thou too. Il seems dld'si form wish
To make a sudden tart ahead.
Like many Young ambitious eli
Aspiring high a. be grows bigsef,
Ry OF lettering uy-ef
Thou hast assumed a ktftcr fgurr
We mi-. thee ~ two sryrniy-une
To meet tAec a. no NM rf->tNt>
An odd ash sgll thou ~ould.i not rla
To aug number thai was even
Unlike some parry men we known
On The sane SIDE We fni thee -iill
Though BKADHSook Il might soon De shown
l. always chsnsing-from tax tn
Custom sticks "a him Ike Eove
,One OF his own, the best IN town.
Ard though loss s0r< stocks may prove
ms stocks can never b. ruH DORM
his stvle of shirts sh.'n'tior-et
Il b.als al other fashions l0-o"'
NJ NAT /. on th.ise b0s0nss 49,
tnf We a Jassi0n for me coir.
Bui shai : fhi- % th~-. hru n.n,
Tnsh.nu Ing these hi-is 'i"es
Nethrss hear thee cryinZ PIN
A,d sc fh,- make ImpaiI -ni 1s"s-
Ttos "a bur he beacon guillnE mr
To Brafb~uuk- wrli-e--oricl s-ocA'
And hsd rcvrrs unE Of Thee -.
Had thou BEEN swimming rvunl ue - y, !, = -
Without ms SHIRTS, DRAWERS, tiOS4-ni ~
And other notions from that quarter
think should like thee, good sign,
Feel ike fsh thafs out OF water
from I'll TO ~ aall lmeodo'
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HAMILTON HOTEL.

7 THE NAkkUWS.-An impression having gone
"A abroad that all the this establish
gags the season the subscriber begs eavc state that
.uch is The house IL comfortably nl tut
n-hz its boarders transient, with one lays notice
good be- procured IL Is the Intention oi N. sub
scnb-r Keep house open until October and. AFTER e
present date he charge VIII be eight dollars per weeh.
Children and servants half price. To merchant. dong bust
ness IN the city, and wishing their families Ia enjoy sea
few II ans possess the same ad'anagcs a. TIE
me steamboats, ply several times each day, leaving al
o'clock A. after breakfast, and returning al r. NJ Ia
iime dine win their families.
The regular dinner hours the bosr-rs Is O'Clock p.
" In. lOias the Ocean steamboat leaves foot Ot bsite
every aud arrives IN time for tie passcn.
rrs dine at the regular liable - -
su3 n ALONZO REED.
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FrMAIE INSTITUTE,

At NlDDLETOWN CTS CHASE, \ NJ Puncip-l
n Th- Institution il located tn The Cry Of Mddletown
within half mile OF the Connecucut RIVER ne oeauly
.irsbe residence for those intending 10 pursue course
IF study Toe fumber Of boarder- = limited They reside
"a he family with The Principal and Teachers "ho spare
- min. IN ss-,re 10 them all the comforts offs pleasant
aone A regular course OF study Is pursued Young La
be prepared for e,clhs or eOAi.e'7 -oio.- d.
orsctcal AMI accom- shed Education
The Cnarge FOR Boardsrs D.. >io' per annurn- Music
Drawing Pa.utng and Modern Languages being extra
.,s nm r.re August IS November Is and May l-t-
rr,ls,. NAV h.. ola,n Of REv. H. CHsss, No ~ MAJ
=, -, ~ -. su4 2SAZswl w D&llfN.
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Editor Of The Tribune

DEAR SIR: Favor me with a place for the following
which the paper that has provoked quite eratuiiousy
seems not to be sensible Of the propey Of is publishing
lows. sc. j. orc.
To he Editor Of RE Mirror
SIR; should Dee -orry disturb the selfcomplacency
which Leads you To laugh in your Mirror Of yesier
day al the ecccntricfcs of las yuu term Il; the lsh
nature" Its liberty which lr-hmen take without
ceremony, themselves and their motto i. Fair play
whether IN night fun.
write merely 10 regret that the instance you adduce
with such emphasis should prove ~ De 80 little creda
bc 20 both your -agaclty and the VII you would
eNempfy leave the reader doubtful which he "a-
10 laugh A. the New York Editor the Irish Jury.
For the tenor OF the passage sgnaized the bunder
Is papably. not what the MU'U Affects TO think, WITH
such foolish face of wonder, and the meaning l..
moreover sufficiently correct well ccar-at least
any thing that you seem % have detected D. the con
irary pedasogue II Il true might pick exception a.
grammatical grounds and that. assert i all bui
II insdvcrtencos OF this sort to be dgn.ned into
bulls am AZ a loss how the distinction IS any more
Irish than American need IN proof of this your
first claim avail myself OF the proceedings OF country
and Corouers Jury. even of The columns OF coun-
try itor Not : from lees iasiidlOus source
than the Ncw-York MT0r-the organ Of the Upper Ten
Thousand that engage TO produce AZ least round
hall dozen perperacd too within as many weeks OF A.
g00i bulls OF cccentrlces ~ the pretended one III
question only stpusie that you loan ne u your pa
per and pay my clerk (who = an adept IN Murray Tor
The time OF searching i he succeed ifnot net This,
think l. but fair
Meanwhile by way Of earnes: ofthe profered engage
nent let advance you which Just recurs Il J.
f Mr. Wliiss own elaboration mot nature. } lie l.
describing that alimportant and memorable event
worthy oi his poetic and pr0Hen1 pen the late con
-rcss OF the Dancing potenAies OF Europe on ue Lon
ION stage and kens them or tie whole scene forget
which. OF in truth whether eher-toa stHrhSh even
ne III ercirsir,iy wiki '
Your very obt servant An lRrsHnAN.
Nee York. .fEgnsf q. las.
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boohs.
WILL BE PUBLISHED

WILL BE PUBLISHED.
IN TIL RSDAi. August -i-t. ESSAYS on HUMAN
" RIGHTS AND THEIR Pull rlCAL GUARANTEES
By ELisn. p HuR-EyT, Counselor A. Law u h- Civ u
New YORK so. 2mo IL several chapter. scuss tie
follow X topics;
l. THs OaIef~ - HuaiS RicHrs;
III. Tur Tgrs FUVCTIoN 20 CONVENIENT:
III. THF Co~sTIrJTIo> % OOvERSNENr.
wv. CoSsrfTurfO>AL LIMITATIONS AID PRoufrfrfoSs.
VI. THE ELECTIVE FRsScslsE,
vi. RIcH1s ENaNATSc FRoN THE SENTIMENTS AND
AFrfCTioNs+
VII. Tvs RfGHTs 90 WoNaN,
TX. I've RiGHT % Property And IT'S MORAL REL,-
TONS:
Y. INTELLECTUAL PsoPERrY
Price - cents per copy. GREELEY L McELRATH
arI4D~NA<l Tribune Buildings. y. Z.
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~ DIR. &. I. Won (ort has removed bis Oince snf
iermaD D.spcnsary from the Of Nassau aud Pea
.r--ts Rrook, a. 10 No 4si Broadway, New York Dice
ar. 10 A NJ 10 T NJ. md truri 10 ?. Vi tie has
i v-ty xtsnsve supply Of remedies OF hs pre-
r,n aud i'm poriSfipu. together with every description
~ .v xrtc- usually kept IN similar st'r-s Among the
Les go nv Df Won Con are de following. prepared by
f,.-lf Lie Pills Life Elixir. Restorative biers, Cure
r piles Hair Restorative Segsrs for Asthma Preventive
Tor small Pox and al other contagious diseases Al his
MEDICINE. are purely vegetable. He continues to give al
wee 10 lie poor without charge he has done for The last
tir-e years in Brooklyn. 80
New-iofk, 18Th August lS&h s1i0 "
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THE TRIBUNE.
schnoI of the Misses ccdgWick.

- Uesf UGshin 2fOH PiGce.
A friend having placed in our hands lie Circular
rtich nrmates the plan OF this school we are
s.rock by the simplicity intelligent appreciation o
,,A devotion 10. the honorable work undertaken
~, il eyinces. Inquiry has confirmed these I'M
yressions
There doubtless are parents in New York, and
,rooc the multitude there must be many though
,,.n majority compared with the whole, TO whom the
how Of al establishment the array Of masters and the
.,.ou Of factiiious life not desirable for their
,gdren A. sincere culture and harmonious develop
.s,, Of their powers There must be some who do not
b for their daughters the premature airs Of the woman
- Who prefer the graceful manners which result from
4. segan, mind 20 clumsy and iasielcss mimicry Of
,o,siyn airs and graces There must be some who re-
ard The school education of their children as serious
o,asion for the school Of life some who seek in the
,,.rher wise friend for the child rather than the up
soerer who Is to hide by gay dIapcncs the nakedness
4 it.mind's chambers To such we would recommend
Al examination into the pretensons Of this schoo.
ey are not pompousy set forth and are the more ike
VITO be well founded. promise is likely 70 be kept
,h.,i. made with so much OF heart and soul.
This is a boarding well as day school and 20 pa
ens in the country who wish for time to exchange IT,
"a, more favorable influences for those Of the city IN
new Of the better instruction in various accomplish
nspts that may there be found this might be recommend
a safe place where they will not suddenly be de
odyed of all the advantages OF home They viii not for
The ke Of improving in French and music be deprived.
Inv many months of all better things. will not be
IN TO trick the assistant gossip about street &C
ouain,snce and window Tiations in absence OF all 9th
a. except on regular rfcepfiOn innings but
continue TO share the little daily duties and pleasures OF
domestic life The name Of Sedgwick alone IL recon-
mendsion to the school 1t is associated with candor.
bepsyoence and knowledge of the physical aud moral
avs and We believe il s rarely in vain that one OF II
usme should show such excellence 1t ndcs aspiration
and imparts light to others who bearit X
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bourolns an0 polrIs.

lOARD WANTED-By a Gentleman VIE. lnfsnt
- the West side 81 Broadway, not above
Amily nor below ansls They wish p.rivr ana bed
second and n preferred Will iurnsh In ~
Replies he location snd terms, winch must Oe
moderate. Address A. h. 4. al this office sn-j ~
4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN may obtain very desirs-
"A bic furnished wh OF without breakfast AMI tea
N small private family, IA ia-donan'" part ~ NE el1y
the New lofk Hotel The MONS AIRY aud p.es-sn
bathing attached. Best ui reference gwen AID re-
,lni,..t Aalre.. box 1902 Post Office aux2 81
llOAkD.- -Four yum. men, 40 gentlemen al" in'u
ID De wlth bosru ami scf, ps-s-
rooms % BeeSmansi References given aud feqor
a. su." l~-
llOAkD-A gentleman and rss wife AMI Two Three
- gentlemen Coll obtain pra-aui fovui- IN bvar
- applying NJ ~ W htesi. References exchanged
ag.U w.
DOARDl N(s.-.A few gentlemen can Obtain furnished
ID rooms, with bos.d al No 10 tiu isoa-st aaou
BOARD, No. n Courlsni-sL-Mrs. T.. 0ere how
- pleasant rooms auc, uple aud scfS drsl
single gentlemen, gentlemen and their wNes
gaTor with bed sdjonlng. Gcniem.n be accom-
nodaied win full partial board moderate terms
nus im'
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DANIFL ADFF

IO> FTLTON-sT New ORR. Will mis- dag publish No g
OF me Treasury 81 History compusInga genera
froluctory outline o. alverssl History Ancient and Moi
rn and series OF separate H stones OF every PRINCIPAL
atom tst exist their K-e. Progress and Present Con-
rr Sr A. Bv >sfnue M-uuier sufhor ~ The Tr,a- u.s.
Of Know dye, Biographical Treasury ierary AMI 81
eli &c Treasury &c
TIE History 0f America Edited hv John Inman TIE
above valuable will be completed IN about twelve Nos.
octave printed nle paper. With iypr and vii be
ibid > per NJ. The tr-f EIGHT Mo- have already
been i--fed and 20 following VIII be- published reln-
--rlr ON IN. nr.- al l.c. mnul- nm comm nrt au.l
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PnmoLoGY - .Sub0rdiRatiOn writes US another
sordy episte on some differences OF Spelling be
tween us. from which we extract the concluding
and material portion, as follows: He Is speaking
Of Noah Webster
"Yoar request that would name one photographer
who conforms mote closely TO the analOcics Oh tnc
language and the dictates oil common than Noah
Webster is easily compiled with. Why, Oi course.
name Walker for instance and might name my
others not one of whom conforms less TO these re
qu,.,es than that lusuous butcher Of words who iic
IN their face a. oft,n the opportunity serves Inc
objection 10 Webster is twofold growing out OF Ms
Of spoIi"e and Of "ononne,ng words. ~nl,s say
nothing in this place OF the peculiar signhcatoh ne
10 many words though that Is faulty IN the cNuee' ~
both insists spelling words wrongly and prononnc,ns
them wrongly. and boldly sets aside every ihns tha'
dues not happen accord with his ideas OF what const
ue the analorios OF the language and the dictates OF
common sense. Webster WAS not learned enough !"
trace out the ,tymOogies of the language heluoi Wa
bis ear acute enough 10 catch those nice drrIehc's
sound ON which the correct utcrance of words so uuch
dfpends Besides which spending the entire OF MS III"
in a country town though said town mas hlsh pis'.n
Justly founded, Tor tho country ne eouu no ,',
had opportunities OF inter curse win plsheu peoPo "U
The s.,ocrac circles where alone the language Is 10 nc
heard spoken purity The language oil r,nhea anu
Intellectual ladies and gentlemen uuer stahu"iu 'n"
that Of pedanis and bOOkworms and IN all disputed casts
Is REGARDED by the best authorities as the court oi "
appeal
We think that will do as a specimen OF our cor
respondents fclici,cs of logic and dciion- Not
having Walker before us. we may msquote but II
our memory serves he treats us To such spelling As
pub.ck Publication, republican, Poi'f'es' Poi"'c~'
honour, honorary honorable, cobbic. collier HGr-
elley. drsreller. &C Now we have better opinion
Of polished people and the aris,ocratic circles than
10 believe that they ever spelled quite 80 badly a.
the above bu, if they did, the sensible portion OF
them were led asiray by their dictionaries and not
the Dictionaries by them AS TO hight and dro"h'
on which our tcsiy friend began this discussion we
think AigAf should follow the analogy oits coSnaies'
kigh higher. &c and that SO gross an irreSulari'y
both in spelling and pronunciation. as he'ghf' should
not be persisted in withou, good reasons 20 OF
Observation-Disclosures is just what we would
prefer, but We find both in use. and we prefer mat
which is spelled and pronounced naturally rather
than that which dcfes all analogy and requires the
anomalous pronunciation of ought as ont II Web
s,er. in his Revised Dictionary, seems 10 give way
to the more prevalent usage ON these points We
shall stand firm, Ed IrTD-
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.oARUING sOAOO.

DREPARArORY IBOARDINGl SCHOOL; MIDDLE
L TOWN COM % H. CHASE. A. VI PRINCIPAL
r.h.bs In ls,i session. COMMENCE May 18th AID Oct
5th CONTINUING tive uouhs, Al 80 per session Ilorolsi
preparation for College Or pl-lrss 40 |
sd. from New York placed II eaS. OF careful PEI
on -'iiS all 'e--'N---