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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-02

Charles G. Rninehardt's
P.ATENT' GLASS PAD

Double and Single Lever Truss, for HERNIA.
DR.. J. T. S. has on hand, and offers for sale. at
manufacturers prices, large supply of the above
Truss, consisting CT eighteen different shapes and
all sizes. They are pronounced by all who have
used them to be superior to any Truss ever before
invented. He feels confident that trial of the
bove Truss will satisfy any person of its superiority
The above medicines are for sale in Princess
street, near Rankin & Martins Auction and Com.
mission Store, at wholesale and retail.
Wilmington, N. c., May 8, 1916 34-3m
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~ Livery Stables
IN are in good order, and that careful
f-@SAW hostlers will always be ready to take
80. charge of Horses.
He keeps constantly on hand
HORSES and BUGGIES for hire.
DAVID THALLY
N. B.-Drorers can be well accommodated.
September 26th, lS45. 2-l2m
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Boot and Shoe Sore.

"HE undersigned having bought out the en-
q tire stock of Mr. James Punderford, solicits
the patronage of the citizens of Wilmington and
the adjoining counties, at Mr.. Punderford's
OLD ST.A.F"D,
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TT. SCHON
Botanic PH HSECEsfV

"OULD take this opportunity of expressing
w his gratitude to the citizens of Wilmington
and its vicinity for the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received, and hopes by strict attention
to his profession to merit the support of the COM
munity.
He continues to keep on hand large stock of
Botanic Medicines. of his own manufacture, such
as remedies for Consumption, Coughs Colds,
Group, Whooping Cough, Cholera Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infantum, Cholc. Gravels, Liver and
Spleen Complaints, Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, sick
Headache, Piles, Nervous diseases, Worms. Tet-
ter and all diseases of the Skin, Itch, Scroua, all
kinds of Fevers, &c. &c.
These remedies are all of purely Vegetable com
position, and are universally known to possess vr-
tues that have never been exceed by any series of
Medicines ever offered To the nnhlic
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DRICK. --e5, coo hard Brick. for sale by
- July 24l Z bCTTEkLoH'
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Boarding House.

DOHSA NNAAA9 AIVINSCS
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform
fITIaA his friends that hv will remove on the
ssN& 10th of October NEXT, to the house
4kzsssAsz3 djoining to and one door North of the
HanoUer House, on Front street, where he will be
prepared to receive those who may favor him with
call. His terms will be moderate, and he will
elldeavor to make transient boarders as comforta-
BILE as if they were at home. He can always ac-
commodate those who may have horses
He would also inform his friends and the public
at large that his
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Enlargement of the Weekly Union.

The "WEEKLY UNION'' is issued every Sa-
turday; and arrangements are in progress to en-
large it to near double its present Size we shall
soon be enabled to give nearly every article which
may appear in the daily and semi weekly editions,
at the extremely ow rate of So. We propose al
to give, in this edition. complete synoptcaI
summary of the proceedings in both houses of
Congress-thus rendering the Weekly Union" a
most valuable channel of information to all classes
of our country. But, to remunerate US for this
enterprise an extensive subscription list is abso-
lutely indispensable.
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We W. FALL GOODS.
No D~ H~

NWOULD respectfully inform the citizens ol
wv Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has
just receive !, and is now opening, a splendid as
sOrtnent of fanny
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V.aLUaBLE RE.aL ESTATE
E"~ -A@Ha
In the town of Wilmington.
"a THE SUBSCRIBER BE-
HTT@A ing DESTROYS to close his business in
ssk& Wilmington, offers for sale, the House
.AskssA& and Lot on Walnut Street, continued
now occupied by Mr. Jos. M. TILLEY. The lot
is IS feet by $50 feet, corner lot, having on it
new one and a half story house. containing
rooms. with a necessary out houses.
ALSO,
A House and Lot situated on Red Cross Street,
now occupied by the undersigned. The lot is 80
feet by 200 feet. the house contains rooms is
nearly new, aud is filled in with brick there are
all necessary outhouses on the lot Also, an en-.
closed lot adjoining and fronting Red Cross Street,
&c feet by 200 feet.
ALSO,
Two enclosed lots on Boundary and Third
Streets, SIS feet by 25U feet.
ALSO,
One half lot on Third Street continued Also,
one quarter section of Land in the State of Illinois
said to he Of exec lent quality.
For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM WILL ON.
August 81, 1916 49-tf
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TDIEE.-50 casks fresh beat Rice, for sale by
10 fSept Al BARRY A BRYANT.
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The name of no person will be entered upon
our books unless the payment Of the subscription
be made in advance.
RICHIE s. HESS.
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IalE OF ilyetteVIIIe.
Wilmington, N. c., Sept. 18th, 1896 52-3t
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ASSINERES.
Furnishing Department,

where gentlemen arriving IN town wanting an
immediate outfit can be furnished with every style
of garment, made and trimmed in every respect E.
quail to those made to order, at unusually low
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All of the above ale fresh, and great pains have
been taken in making the select. n, for the sole
use of those who will favor Us with their custom.
Wilmington, N. c., April "a. 1916.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24


Tzou hsss passd from my heart Ike the dew from the
spray,
Lte The bloom from the bud-ke the light from the day
Oh sad Ia the gloom which thy memories leave,
As the cloud that hangs dark the brow Of the eve
The geam has gone out from tho depths Of those eyes,
Like star that hath set never more 10 arse
And the ray o, fond hope which so s'ten In inne-
!, in ouench'd. oh Aleida, departed with thine
A,e,sa .Ies.f stray lamb of the fold told ;
tale of the fleece which should neer have been
There ;, heartihriling s.ory Of passion and taee,
which Echo, deep bushing hath murrnur'd to me-
~ he snow of that hand which I've trembled to touch,
p, tho rose of that cheek which We lauded SO much.
Bv the blue of that eye, and thy lips happy tome
Ale;daI Aleida come back TO thine own
r-o,,. h.ck 20 the home OF thy innocent mirth.
yybere ,hy mother sits esd by the deso.ate hearth,
s,a INV silyerha hard father the winter eve long
Ir,,.,,ent,y yearr, for thy accents of song
Re.ur thou cstrangd one, once more with thy smile
Ana INV brother shall greet thee the while
Come back 20 thy sister-she cannot forget
She loves her Aleida-ehe worships her yet
Aeida thou mother-yet never bride
snsak no, to chide thee-t were idle to chide
Do weepi .is not weskness-I fan would refrain
Bu, tho fountain Is full with the tear-drOps Of pain
. And INV lutte. a. r,insle thy name with Its tone,
R,ea,bes sound through my chamber that's rournful
and lone;
oh God how lovd thee, tongue never may tel
Ale;dsl Alsida farewell l-fare thee well
Os,,esO Jaz. - 1876.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

LEGISLATIVE TEMPERANCE SocIETY.-The an
nun meeting of this body held last evening, in the
Representatives Hall. II is composed Of past and pre-
,ent members Of the Massachusetts Legislature. Gov
enor Briggs was reelected President The meeting
addressed by DR.. Jewstt Gov. Briggs, Mr.. Taylor OF
CRANKY Hon. Samuel Hoar and Others IL was spirit
sd and excellent meeting. Governor Briggs made most
cenita speech full Of e and spirit, and heart He de-
clared his full conviction that it the duty OF every
man entrusted with legislative political official Dflu.
ence In the Commonwealth, 10 take decided ana open
rround In favor OF total abstinence. 1t duty which
they owed 10 the State as well as to themselves The
Legislators Of this would be slow to vote
tax OF rs 900 dollars their constituents and yet in.
temperance imposing an annual tax on this State oi
twice sevenydvo Thousand dollars Tor the support OF n
temperate paupers BE sdvered also to the morn effects
temperance REFORM ne spoke IN the osI
feeling and impressive manner. showing himself TO be
a Of enlarged and warm hearted benevoence, nc
well Of clear head. In conclusion he urged every
member of the Legislature and every officer In the GOV
eminent to sign the temperance pledge and to keep It,
spite Of ali the encemens Of courtesy and hospitality
- Boston Traveller, 22d
DECIDEDLY UNPLEAsAET.-The Salem Adver-
ser says that during the severe cold OF Monday three
Of those employed in getting out Ice at Wenhsm
Pond were in the of the day, blown along by
the sheer force of the wind upon the ice until they were
plugged into the freezing water They were rescued
without having sustained farther injury than the discom
fort occasoned by their cold BATH
srssrBLY.-Tbe Liberty Convention in Tompkins
county have resolved support such delegates 10 the
Sta Convention in favor Of unrestricted suffrage
without making distinct Liberty nominations
->f Rochester Dem.
E Mr. BRYANT. late senior editor of the Louis
vile Morning Courier, has announced his retirement
from that paper He in his closing address, that ne
considers Il probeuaiica whether the people are now
prepared TO carry into execution the Native American
measures He believes that other interests than those
Immediately connected with this subject appear at pre-
sent to be the most epgrossng
l@ Tho loss of steamboats, on the Ohio and
Mississippi duriug tho present has been greater
than any previously known. Tho number OF cOaboais
a. fuafuh .th0
produce ffysevep Other losses have occurred which
are not definitely stated.
~ 1t has been discovered that one Ezra Wa
trous, who recently welded young lady Mt Honeoye
Falls n. Y. has wife living 10 the same county. He
has been arrested and is w in Jail at Rochester.
Fs Hon. HENRY CLAY reached the city of New.
Orleans the morning OF the 18th iustantss we learn
from the Tropic, extra
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

INSURANCE-FIRE AND MARINE.
JIHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i HARTFORD. Capital $500 900, with liberty 10 in
cress- $500, 200. Charter perpetual. Agents ONCE
No 72 Wa-sL
The business OF this Company has never been Interrupted
since chartered quarter Of century lis
losses by tee grea, of December less paid In full
and also those By the fire OF The 1870 July last Ia capital
Is unmpsire and the 18Th ins;sni increased, pur
suau Of the stockholders by the subscription and
payment OF $4,000 OF additional capital. This Com
psny continues approved sks Fire and Marine on
the most favorable terms All losses prom ply adjusted and
paid. S.W. THOMPSON,} Apenta
d25 I'm WM. n BIRD "se
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

w ATCHE~, JEW EiR Y Silver Ware &c-Pur-
" chAs-rs invited examine the following articles
whcsre offered tor sale NJ very low prices Duplex Le
Lepne, ard otbe: Watches By approved makers, OF
recent importslops, in fine gold and silver OF the
aes styles warranted correct lime keepers Gold Chains
Seals Keys Rings Plus Bracelets snd every description
Of and fashionable Jewelry Silver Spoons. Ladies'
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold Hnd Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens Man,e Clocks and choice Sc
lection CT Fancy Goods Watches, Jewelry Gc cleaned
and repaired. LOCKWOOD SCRlBNER,
Ia Pearst Of Fultor-sL
liz Iriirl S;ar-a Hniei
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

rENO THOSE WHO VALUE their lives more than
Il . cenlS-How many there now suherl1g ~ita
Colds and Cougs The hTst foundation of Consumption who
II they ook back, will hnd ha IL originated from Wei FEET
To and s others ai exposed 10 wei wesher and
muddy would recommend them To Try box OF
IhonpSonr Premium Proof Cowposition, which Will
positively make your bouLs shoes waterproof, snd
equally good Tor hose, carrisge-iops, harness, &c
And 20 those that like las every gentleman does clean
and brilliant polished book would recommend them 10
Try box OF TaoHpson, Pre,s,um bLacktHg
AGENTs-C C. Mason. lo South-sL I. Dsvids IL john
st; l. c. Carter * CO. 73 p-sTtsL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Books.
CHEApEST AND BEST

CHEAPEST and BbSt ,,,.
CARLYLE'S CROMWELL-wil-y ( PutnaIn's e1luoa
" for % CeutsA cheap edition Of CaIysa ION 9,e
printed from The piaes thei- ed.on ln s L1
Of Choice Reading which has fu .cGex vii be !eidE OF
Monday
This is the chespes, edition becanse The most perfect
and is printed on good paper Orders sohcltsS by
% 8. Willy = PUTNAM. lsl Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

NEW TYPE FOUNDRY, No 90 Ann-sl near Gold
lNs-The subscribers have opened new foundry at the
pace where lhey prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF
newspaper book fancy types and every other article
necessary for printing otce The types are hand-casi
In new ouds from nst1es of The of materials
snc are warranted be superior beauty and Durability
hny 10 hsd any other foundry N hs city OF New forx
They are latest gsh style expressly for stsre
oIvpng AID this purpose anything
before offered pubic, who invited call and
anime for themselves.
Liberal discounts viii be made fo- Cash
il SIN COCKCROFr T. OVEREND.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
OMcfaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.
,,,n :, gu, -.,,uSr By SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

ADVERTISED IN TIE TRIBUNE BIT SPECIAL Afroi"i "h'f
sIs. And se u hsrta<r esaesed,
And all made under tne o. me ~
IS N,5 snY Post Office shall be inserted In the paper
s ~ of The town place where tha Office advertising
u u i, p X ss,na,ed Aarins tE< laygee c,reaatten-
naS "' Neg Post Office L1v, passed March 5, ls4a
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
List of Letters Remaining in the ny. Post 0aioe,
Saturday, January "a:
g Please rzeaio1 ta1 DATx Of The Li'f tn as'e" oS9
49,, ,5-.-,;..5 LADIES' LIST:

are adverised. LADIE
Anthony, Mrs. James
Adurns, Miss Theodosia
Arnold, Mrs. Mary
Adams, 1ilss sarah
BniIy, oIrs.-by ship
Barr, Margaret
Rlak. Miss Ca,bartne
Buk.r, Mrs. Sarah
Bartlett, Mrs. Medora (.
Barrett. Mira. pearl ST.
Bradley, Miss Sarah NJ.
Bradley, Mrs. Sarah
Barber. MrA Jane
Blair, Mrs Sally Ann
Barnard, Mrs. Judith
Barnhsrt, Mrs- Antionette M
Bremen, Ann
Berry. Miss Eliza
Breckenridge, Mrs. IL. A.
Bennett. Mrs. Sarah
Beard, Miss Sarah
Blessiugion. Miss Bridget
Bradley. Rosannsh
Bisrd, NJ IS Chrislianna
Brown. Mrs Margaret
Brown. Miss Mary
Brown, Mrs Ann
Booth, Miss Sarah J.
Boyden, Miss Anna +.
Bullock. Cynthea
Burk, Mrs. Ably
Brush, Miss Jane
Cannon, Bridget
Chamberlain. Miss Sophronii
Cshoone, Mrs. Margaret L.
Carpenter. Miss Garoni
Casane, Mary
Cha pin, Mrs. C. 5. L.
Csr,sGd. Miss CaIhar.ne
aMpbell, Anna
Castle, Rossnna
Cainpion, Mary
Cauble, Mrs.
Granny. Mrs. Anna
Crane, Miss Isabella w.
Cranley, MIS-. Lydia
Cline. Mrs. J.
Connolly. Bridget
Clover, Miss Maria A.
Cooley, Miss Frances
Colleus, Mrs Anne
Cogswell. Miss Lucy
Clough, Mrs. Maria NJ.
CoRy, Bridget
Cooper, Mrs A. NJ.
Cuvel. Mise Eunice c.
CorrigHn, Margaret
Culligan, Judith
Culyer, Miss Mary
Dale, Cathnrine
Donaldson, Miss Frances
Darling, Miss Ruth C.
DaDiorth, Miss Hannah
Deity, Mrs. Sophia
Deighen. Cetharine
Dcieany, Miss Ca,hRriDe
Dick SOB, Mrs. Cslebia Z.
DriscOI. Miss Ellen
Dillon, Mrs Arm
Downcr. Mrs j.
Doyle, Miss Emily
Donaghy, Miss Jane
Dowd, Margaret
Dougberty, Miss Ellen
Drum. Miss Amanda
Dye, Mrs Ann
Dubois, Mrs Barbara Ann
Evans, Miss Mary
Evans. Miss jane
Ellis, Cornelia
Edmonds, hiss Ann Eliza
Eeeney, Miss Ellen
FsrIand, Miss Cordelia
Felter. Mrs. Amanda
Fitzgerald, Ellen
Fowler, Mrs. Jane
Flynn, Miss Ann
Gain, Catiiurine
Cannon. Miss Rose
Gardner, Miss Susan n.
Gallagher, Miss Celia
Garrison, Miss Rachel
Green, Miss Caroline A.
Greenwood, Miss Amelia S.
Gree ey, Miss r. c.
Grimes, Miss Mary
Griilin. Mrs. Hannah
Gill, Mrs. Ann
Guurlay. Mrs. Ann Jane
Goodwin, Mrs. Harriet
Good win. Mrs. Rosanna
Hall, Mrs. Louisa
Hageriy. Miss CECILIA
Hayse, Sarah M.
Haase, Miss Eliza
Herens. Mrs. John NJ
Hsrt. Mrs (Greenwich-st.
Harrington. Mrs. a. NJ.
Harrison. Mrs. (Broome-sl.
Harris, Mrs. S. M.
Hnrring, Miss Rachel
Harder, Miss 5.
Hewitt, Msdsme
Hewitt, Mics L. A.
Heeeran, Atiss NJ. 7.
Hill, Caroline h.
Holland, Miss A. II.
Horkius, NJ g. Catharine
tIudleson, Miss Mary
Hoyt, Miss Mary C.
Hogan, Miss Mary
lvo os OH, Miss Margra ate
Jackson, Mrs.
Jarvi., Miss Angela
James, Mrs. Mary Jane
James, Mrs. Geo. z
Je2rome, Mrs. Lucrets
Jump, Miss II.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
-, ,FAPsGoTI'- CEHEhAt. Emigration "
. ass aees Is soolh.t corner q Ma sH'lAne Sew Yo

and g5 Ws.eroofoaG, Liverpool
Persons Wishing 10 passage for their rie1dshon
Liverpool during the coming season, IN tire \. Lps
Liverpool Packets, respectfully informed D. te sud
scnber, l.. The aforementioned magnificent acd tsgohs
packst shps wiz ssii from Liverpool positively GtSef
Iiset.n aay oi which psssa be tbe Zoo
r-asonable ,es., and every ssay will be used
% have those w0so passae may be engaged this $40
OF the Atlantic despatched IL eontortaOls manner q
possible.
The snip Liverpool ON February-Ihe siddons cn k
Lin FeofuarJ-tae Queen Of thr West 6h Marcr-a'
Sheridan OF liih Aafch.
Tac we. known sailing qualities Of hes fsvohle psetes
ren1rr any remsrt unnecessary and their gecommscsrc,
for cabin, second cabin and steersge passenger sup
lhos+ o any OIhsc Ee To passage, AID for aS9
particulars, apply 20 W. Z J. 4. TAPSCOTT,
z. S-W Z J. 7. 7. supply Dfefts Is ususl, tor a.; ";
amount payable tnrpu gnoul GREAT BnAid and Ireland -
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
- OLDEST s~TaBLI.nED 2mIgrant Pae.,,

.e.Ss OLDEST ESTABLISHED Emgrant PACKET
,ATSNS NttSe- SsyS-for<. Of Pine and South
~ 50. r5s soscr,bsr confines To bring out from Lv'
rPl 80 LoD1oG CABIN -econd cshin and seefage pts'
secges On no very lowest terms 10y tie regular line OF pack
es,, LAO, nrs c!ass SHIPS, OF which VIII puacuAy
81 esry week durps The month OF March, Aprl, MAY,
June, jay, s1d August thereby sdurd!ng splendid accom-
oGd.ou, ayery th:es days which Is certain guH1e.
that passenger, possibly be detained IN Liverpool
after coming lJtSari 10 embark wind weather permit
Iing.
For is accommodation Of persons Wishing 10 remit MOI
81 hsr friends subsch-r aiso gives dratls rRf
PROVINCIAL DASR Or IRELAND payable IN deuIind \;
Armagh, Glouucl, Galway PArsonstowrs
Ailioue, .ayan Kilkenny, SAlbbereen,
Bagdon, Cootehll kilrush, Sigo
Belfast, Dungnnnon, LSnerlcE, Srabaae
Banbndcs, Dpnghrg.n, Londonderry, Traee,
Balymrna. DownpalGck, Lurgsn, Wexford,
Bal ysnE.non, DubhD. Moragnan Waterford,
Baua, EunisEillsn, MAlow Yousal
Cork, Enns, Moneymore,
Colcraire. Ferrnoy, Oinsgh
Drafts, also, on SPooTgR, ATWOOD a CO. Bankers Lof-
don. Drafts also, Lhs City OF GLASGOW Bank, 0hSgo"
All OF which drafts Will no paid free OF discount In every
town IL Great Britain.
P-rrons residing 10 tho country have the fneods
5roG b out money promptly remied "a hrm BY sending
their uau;-s and sddrcssesto JOSEPH McMURAf,
Corner of Pine s5d Soa.h-ss
p S-Tte Secretary OF sh- Provincial Bask o ireland
has directed ME 10 caution the public against two hn -
this city who have the audaciIy IN adyrlss To give aras
h- Bank without any satbOfiy Whatever trDn NM snl
vino have ceTer he'd any account with his Bauk or any
branches AGENCIES ff''
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Grbpols.
pRYsIGAL EDUGATIaN.-e

DEYsICAI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Calls
j ihenic Exercises, for Young Ladies
Mrs HAWLEY, formerly Madame BEAUJEU, respect
fully informs her patrons and the public that her Academy
for instruction in The above hgh useful branch education
Large Grsoite Building lS6 Eighhsree, two doors East
Mis HAWLEY viii hereafter give her undivided PER.
sl:ca,on 10 ber business and would ali who
may enrust pupils 10 her care, that her exertions
shall be given for their benent
During the past sixteen years Mrs H has taught many
nwn expesnee and The universal appreciation which her
sysle has eici,ed from Parents, Teachers and Scientific
Persops she has no hesitation 10 saying si ger SALs
rRESic Exs4cEs unrivsed as means for The cor
recr Of personal defects incident TO females OF seaena
hshiswhe Tho vigorous and healthy they afford an
agreeable amusement great increase OF physical power
with grace aud ease OF motion
OF her sscm of exercises which she viii be happy to e1
hh 20 PERSONS interested The sabjoned from eminent
mode Professors OF Phiisdelphis;
The underagned earnestly eccomeod TO the considers
ION of teachers and others the advantages OF snch
fully arms and chest; which, according TO the pre-
seat usgss OF society receive Al inadequate share OF mus
Important healhness Of frame Is seriously affected by the
SneQnal aud rregsr execise OF the muscular system But
however Jaiiciousy managed is OF iue nse no'
Itoaned with and therefore exer
@ IA schools Of physical education where yoang people
Fog ss.s rs Ssn0 70 os o. IN me esa
Sssnses R;N pashe gaGonsge the COaene Aeadeny Of
adieousy laugh, tho es, beau,i and agreeable eyer
4 }ohs * M5TGHELL, G5 NJ D. lwILLIAM GIBSON. NJ D.
Pailaiphia, Nor 10, lssa ~ ~ y
Son:
GEORGE HAYWARp.M,D JOHN ROMANS. MD
JOIN C. WARREN, NJ, D lGEO. B. DOSSE X n
JAMES JACKSON. NJ. D. ": C. SMITH ri D.
JOHN WARE, III. ID. GEO. h. EMERSON Eso
JOSEPH HAYWARD, Esq
Boston, Oet l. 1874
She ]. also pesmltied 70 refer II his si;y; & to
EDWpD DELAFiE Id. MD VALENTINE MOTT. NJ D.
J. X RODGERS, NJ. D. ~. A. WASHINGTON, MD.
And her numerous patrons =.
= TERMS-Three Lessons per wees. Three Months 81,
Blk Months, Sia. Payable Ia advance
n B-Mrs HAwLEY wishes IL distinctly understood
hat her es,2bnshment will hereafter be conducted sarsy
By bersesE -.J
Nep- York, Sept .. lsas. DIS slaw2nS
yyNO OTEAGAEhS-S2o00 per snnull-Tnc rigm 10
select Family Scnoo for Boys for sale. An Episcopsi
gentleman preferred purchaser. Address E. g. r post
peSd, IS WDiiarpst New.York ps lAwSpa
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

E97 7,e00 ACRES OF Timber Land Il Private Sale
Situated siIhu 80 miles OF the city OF New-York A
choice tract of land containing shout 1000 acrza-ihck
ly timbered win pine henloca AID hrS quality OAK well
WORTHY The aueauon Of lumber dealers and There
on tie preiscs splendid water privileges the land is a.
SO well ws,er.d IL will be sold bargain, exchanged
for city property. Apply 10 a. j. bLbECkEh
j9 Iw Rtoadsr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

IFHE BEST AND Cheapest Coal S!ter-Me have re-
ceyed few Of Pop-'s Cradle Goa! Slers This article
Is made OF wood with wire sieve inside, INTO Whcn ts
Cinders psced snd siied by simple process entirely
excluding al dust Ut light portable and can be easily
taken from chamber 10 drawing and used without me
detrimentto door furniture Those who with 10 get
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