davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

Fsc-s BREAK pory TaE Parry 70 WHICH ~ BELONGED.
xD Ey.LT Ts,r ofrosEo 70 TEN Tbs he assure. hIa,
~, OF s1ch magusuIE-l- NJ chose 10 Call j. IL
GsGra e;,aee b. y s' 'rsrt hat 7 JHEtiesi Of -
Psee, our.. . y ,erted ,r4 no reaon any ~
GIG. eFartmeis n our Jf3eary fioUid s9 atso e
NJ. Rrrvs E,sc had
head Of .or, Of person. Who made business resort
IT, 5-uy Tor me purpose Of .xer'nE l-. I251sce
oTer tie Legislature aaf tA- power q appointment; thai
extremely desirable tha; hose :u. birds should
longer continue 20 -- ts Amos ph-e and That Tor his
ana O-her reasons. OF he opinion that i not
Dary ,at he power OF a91C! len: s.o. center AZ ne
veat.oR reTer; 10 People NJ. Young having replied
10 h.in lie question iaaeE and decided IL he mega
among the delegates who voted in favor OF e-rus;i.
the People The Election OF their Justices o;he Peace
We're Nessrs. Rufus kla-. Chancellor Kent Governor
Pitcher General BROOKS O Livingston. Huntington Plat
Sharpe Ambrose Spencer Genera. James TalrrsGEe
vsn vech-en. Wheaton. and Woodward. AGAINST t-iz;
inc ne People we're Messrs. Van Buren,. SAINT Young
Clyde Dubois. Hunt Hunter, Root, Sheldon. Samuel
Nelson &c.
Nj Van Bu-en's great objection i seems was that 70
do justice 70 The People would break down the party
ana there sides 10 The house II l-2 there
in l2i6 Shall the country be again punished order
that me Who have ever oeea the Peoples worst
eaies their hases decc!ver' their most awn.ng para
site their polite coure- their ar:u! plum
derers may establish themselves n power for another
- year
II there "a any Use for laws to secure the puncual col
lection Of deb- and society j. constituted there
Erca; FOR such lnw they must cease 10 be a. now
laws TO Tho people 70 pay or Courts and judge and
law costs and then furnish Appeal Courts 80 constituted
a. TO enable any who thinks n 20 pay bis creditor IN
law for Ten years or moro. h
P : When Washington wrote his WI! he provided
That any dispute that might ar-c should De referred To
three neighbor bat placed in the hands
OF LAWYERS. In the Convention they have thrown out
the Cancellation Courts Bill and ther fear OF i arises
frora th-tha, complicated business cases what l.
done in Chancery and referred 70 the Bar al enor
InOtia costs urnt be readily decided and speedily
lied by final arbitration OF business men whom New
York would eect Tomorrow il The power 20 act could
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

NEw-Y DIRK STATE REGIsTER-l 9iJ-G Ed
tied by o. L. HoLLEY j. Disturncll, To-! Broadway
This work has been corrected up the present time
and contains the fullest and clcarest abstract Of the
State Census Of 1915 which is any where attalnao!c
The statistics Of Industry wei! OF Population are IL
cidy condemned and presented The Election Returns by
Counties brought down the present year; "a with
she lets OF Officers BANKS, Lawyer, &c. sc. The
whole work or closely printed pages filed with
matter which every professional or business mon IN the
State needs to have continually a, hand. Along with
this and included in the low price charged 90 hr D.
gives complete Map of our state showing the COun
ties and Townships with the routes o! al the completed
and projected Railroads therein carefully dciineatcd
This Map alone worth hall the entire price charccd
70 those who have it not
n Z. LioHT Is TIE DWELLING; or Il Harmony
Of the Four Gospels with very short and simple Re
marks od6pted 10 Reading at Family Prayers and ar
ranged in 365 Sections Tor Every Day in the year oy
the Author OF The Peep Of Day Sc. is the title OF II
very handsome octave volume OF 5is PIP just published
by D. appleton & Co. 1t, object is apparent from its
ute 1t does aspire interest the learned to ut
the polite but cndcayors fix the nat,cniivc, to
awaken the urefcctipg enl ghton the ignorant, and
to benefit the simple minds which 10 bo found in
binary households Familiar illustrations aud brief
Elections expressed in words, the traits Of
excellence at which the author hus aimed In doc
tIiDc the work is modelled alter the Commentary of
Scott 1t has received warm commentators from clcf
ynen qualified spenk Of its merits and have no
doubt i; will hnd hearty welcome in many Christian
families
- ..OrTRE MIR 4 Pilgrimage beyond the
Sea. By HENRY WADswoRrH LoSGFELL0w,' second
edition has Just been sent us We surprised hat
this work has passed second edition al earli
er day II the sketch Book oi one,of gen,
tlemanly scholars and scholarly genemena Poet with
al OF wide reputc and lover oil his Race. 1t is hand.
somcly issued By w D. Tichnor Boston and for sale in
This city by Appleton & Co. q vol 70 mo. PIP $40
70 DYMoYp'S PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY and
the Private and Political Rights and Obligations OF Man
kind, adapted for in schools by CAROLINE NJ hIRK
LAND. has been published by C. :. Francis & Co For
purity Of principle and soundness OF logic consider
Dymonds work unrivalled and our hopes of the good
lme coming would be greatly strengthened ii /, were
used Il textbook in all the schools in the country.
- Thy ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for Sept. has
articles Bulwcr by Gilhlan Macintosh, by the
Opium Eater Seatsheld Montholon's Last Recolec
tons OF Napoleon, Researches in Magnetism Dckenss
Letters The Age OF Pitt and Fox, &c. &c (S6 per
mum. Lesvitt Trow & Co. l9l Rroadway)
EASTERN MONITOR, comprising series OF
Letters TO Young Emsrant to which is added Familiar
Letters various subjects, by JOHN EYRE is small
volume from the press OF Percy & Reed. Sold st
Walkers ia Futon.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
LIVER COMPLAINT,

CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF THE LIVER
rHHIS ORGAN occupies space IA The right SIDE, and
diseased i attended with dul. heavy pam, par
;cularv upon pressure Orby lying on the eit side There
usually short, dry cough, with more or less difficulty
breathing Generally there an increase OF fever tow
ards evening with burning IN tue pains OF e hatds e
.ol-s the feet. and night sweais. yellow, urred
tongue, want vi appetite. nausea vomiting win great dis
order OF stomach and bowels frequently accompany
the disease. Al times there is bowel complaint but more
frequently. owing the want OF healthy bile, there OBJ
-nae costiveness the stools are hard dry and OF Gay
color, passed with great pain and difficulty Inc kun ana
whites OF the eyes generally become more or Tess yeow
General cmacaton rapidly follows III the tram OF inc
above described symptoms
As Tor this disease, ScheucN- Punonic Syrnp Is
without an equal II is made entirely free from those pot
and powerful! agents which derange tie system
and destroy the constitution II contains neither mercury
opium, which always disturb the system ana coustI
pate the bowels. The Punon.o II made entirely ro M the
valuable vegetables thut ret upon the unS- iver
stomach md blood. In Liver Complaint II produces
healthy action OF the organs. by breaking up the morbid
chain diseased action which has long existed II sub
dues the Inflammation By working OF TIE corrupt mnors
which obsuIct the functions OF the liver The pain In the
side evening feyers night yellow skin, together
with all the unhenliy symptoms, -Oou disappear The DHe
becoming healthy increases the functions OF digestion,
which discovered by the change IN he -loos tr"
ri ard d,v they nov become natural sometimes mixed
wiki uci. and slime hch patients have stated they have
frst for darrhra or bowel compliant out oy
perseverance, in ts have found 10 their aisiHcio
ONLY effects fine Syrup working on the disease
Indeed where these effects seen patients may always
anticipate favorable result, aud be encouraged TO
persevee, many are daily doing until they ara perfectly
Prepared and sold ty j. II. sCHENCE. and for sale Ut
and No Cor amidst. New-fork Opposite the Naionai
Hotel Also for sale by II. Johnson. ~ broadway wy
u Ketcham. III Fulton.st Nanderhov.n' III DIVISION
Il; Ford "a Fout-sr; George Bustine, 7ih 81 BUSH
Hiyer l73 Greenwich-,t Burger % Coruand-7t New
York L. Williams lts5 Grand-sL "i.!iam'oufgh-Df.
Smith corner Fulton aud CranerrysL; NanIahdt corner
Smith and Dean--L Brooky n-Dr Gardner % Monig0m'
ery-i jersey City pr Mercer Newark: Dr. Wh,teheaa,
EGzabeihtoyvn; C. Ingli- Patterson, Nrw-Jrr-ey-Enn
Schoonhov.n l6 Broadway, Albany J. w. Fletcher,
Saratoga Redding Co. Siatc.t Boston; j. Johnson
f3a Marketst Louisville. Ky. and William Adams No
E!lou's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
Cl,r s7Jt l-tp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
CONSTIPATION.
(CcsTUEsEssJ

UtsUVyeG
Hioat Mdiete,, IjeetionI, Ea: Dueovery Recently
made ~ France,
DY ~ WARTOS-Pnce Thiriy Cents.-The Fifth
DEush editor. translated from ne 80 French edition
Of The exposition Of nAtura simple. agreeable and n
fsble meas recerty discovered France only Of
overcoming also of completely destroying Obstinate
iaveteate and ne5ru.I Constipation without using either
purgsi.yes ec-ors, baths; followed By great
Der Of authentic documents from eminent physicians and
other persons Of distinction, certifying lie compile etcs
cy OF the
Sold al the national dept Of Warton OF Paris. No 52
Wilian-st- and also by Jro Nilhsa, lS3 Broadway c
4 Ring, corner Of Joan-.L aud Broadway; Wyatt and
H=tchaI1- 1T F1!,oEst; Henry Johnson 10 Broadway
Ck-ab-rs-sL; Apohecsries Hall. 5o9 Btoadws y
James Crunbr. corner Bowery a1d Fonrth-st end D
Lewis, 30 Bowery n Brooklyn bY Dr. Charles stsae
ia fstor-sl ant fIr-'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
THE THOUSANDS WHO DAILY USE

DOGLES HYPERION FLUID acknowledge Il TO be The
ID best and only article AEO'Sn for curing 7clr and
preventing batr-s, and grey har Among The ladies' Il Ii
tue theme OF universal praise and they rejoice hey nave
article for Lae he.r, OdIy nocUOu= but 7alu
tary-d iuf purely vegetable, which cools the -'ered
head inpa.ts gloss the mar and prevents 10 loss -
After sch praise this il would De ns-irs. N repeal lis
rtes here 5u. the subscriber would remind parties gong
20 bathing quarters that a., he hair harsh
apt II tad maze u IA. Of The
Hyperion" by Il. chemical qlaen, resi-,s lhe ecL!oh o
TIE hair -Oft, sAy, and glossy
The following Is only OF Inc many certificates In Us
favor
This MAJ certify that nearly eight months since lost
all my hair and for six months ny E-ac " as rnEey osd
Inc end Of that time purchased oote Of 6os.e- by
p.rl0a Fluid ofD scott Jr & Co. the ageuls In Worceo-
ter slzc- then have used regularly, and .trlcty sc
cor3ng directions, consequence Of which .ae hair hA1
started al over my head l. abou: inch long,
and gro.plny raodiyr THADDECS HONE
ives, Boy.ston, Mass. June l2sh, lSia-
ons, corner OF SunIers Boston Also by BIZ agents,
A. e. D. SANDS. Druggists l0c Fulton corner William,
and a, ~ Broadway and n East Broadway, Se~Yorx.
i--ro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
ETTSI EITSl

A GREAT TRlCMP in Medicine has been achieved
y by Drs VANS HART. IN the cure Of EpiIepc Fits,
Tor falling sickness Commissions &C. Physicians OF every
az. have pronounced this disease rncvrab The propne-
tors OF the Vegetable Extract however feel decacy IN
saving that cured They would therefore, cspec;-
fully invite physicians and all Others who interested,
The testimony whchi- here offered II u 10
csptou be exposed but II II j. true then In the name
OF humanity no longer let II be said that Epilepsy ncura.
bic. Please call address tpOstpait) The following
persons:
William H. Parsels afflicted y years, certificate Of cure
before Mayor Hagemeyer March 7lh u!t Jacob
Petty wears IA Delanceyst y Y the daughter OF OIL
C. Deus.ow, Esq years Yonker-, y. York Syyarls
Kelly 70 wears, Island Mr. Bennett, years, ~
Grand--t & Y. James Ellsworth. years, ~ Dover Il ~
York: Joseph McDug4l, years Fast Brooklyn L. IL Hen
~ w Smith Henry j. Smith, years. y / Custom
House.
had gralitousy 81 our Office.
NB.-1he Extract together with the accompanying me-
Giriu-. with m directions carefully packed IN boxes
FOR transportation. Prices per box - si7 ana s< ose
bottles with necessary medicines, =
pRS VANS HART, PropCetOrs.
Prircips! OtHcr 49, Graud-s-
Agent.-L Parker % Corahi.! Bos2n Msss a. SAG
Newark y j.. J. H. HGggns, n Chsp"l.t NeF" Haven.
c.: 2. w Bull, Hartford c.. Ludlo" CO. staten Island
p.,lo,x /. Pc. pr.tl,yfll- y Y II I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
General Notices.
. Rheumnti,m and AM Neryou. pi.ea.e,

POSITIVE aaG permanent cure Tor th-s- distressing and
preva err COMPLAINTS : found n CHRI>TIES Gal
nov caronc or severe may pe the disease u readily -ds
10 The iuys,e1oG. power developed b This wonderful
discovery
~ Pls>iers are used u chrome cz>-, Of csea, aad
CA =. s. By he aso=; delicate person Ill ?crte-: -e;r:
The x,-aor!nAry and beneficial ee-' OF these articles
upon tn nervous system * Witnessed 20 BE be-
lsvei.
eyva.s OF spurious limitations. wnce are entirety worth
less Explanatory oa-i> may be lac =iA-s a-5i KIM
r. DR.. Chri>tie's Galvanic and Magnetic
Curatiye--We refer our readers 10 he Ne.ocs a-Fer
,S.T,. ~ ,h,- celebrated articles winch appear
They a-- recommended FOR complaints,
,.. OF diseases i. which ordinary medical means OF
- - 81. anc ar certainly worthy the attention Of
,S a-ts: The OILY otncs NeETf Tor The genuine
- - - 80 Broadway. ans TSTa-o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

i Tor Cholera Nor6rs and BOWEL Conn., -anl-CHA>- z
RING Druggist. No. I9- Broadway has FOR sac Dr.
R-s celebrated Syrup for Bowel Complaint. Dys-rtery.
Cholera Morcus and Cholera l. vii completely correct
he diseased acton bowels and stomach and give
lone strength 20 ese organs. lew doses viii
In ptca- Many nA-e tested his valcabe Syrup
and SPEAK o. IL riE i IS pleasant The Taste and
children DO r. u I: admirable preparation
either for adults children Also. al Dr. Rose. remedies
above s5lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
r. DIR. Christie, Galvnnic and Magnetic

~ ,Iane.ca'. Oral >y,teui.-Nrs. ! NASESCA
0I An lnfor:-s her pupils tst y, Frerc! Classes Will
~ -e--.d or Tussday tee Is; OF SePte-5=! Gentlemen
.,.s,- ~ oir AZ Evening Cas-, row forming. VIII
- AZ -sre heir names. A rsw LADIES' Class
". 80 o. commenced early Z September Residence
:. J1=TS.-.t aus iw!sAI wus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
SCIENCE OF DANCING. wALTzING, &C

MR.. w. WHALE, in acknowledging MS sincere thanks
A'lOr tbs very liberal encouragement he has received
classes the above Will commence for The 1907,
his $50 Broadway, Tuesday, October -. and
Gorhc Hall, Brooklyn. Monday October T. Mr.. w.
viii give instructions 20 ades and gentlemen IN the new
and popular waltz La Rsdown, danced IN the sa-
looms Paris and London his Prlvae Academy, No.
o5 SINtnavenuc.
Priva;e lessons NJ all tiincs al the Academy.
y. B.Par;lculars in GIure advertisements and circu-
Inn. - Ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

EDrCtTION.-CIassica French and English school
Il 80 Broadway. opposite A-tor-placc-Me>srs. FOlG
NET TAYLOR Principa--rhe Fail Term OF lhis Inst
vii commence Monday, Ih September Messrs
+. T. Deg inform their friends aud the public
that hey have completed their arrangements for the
ns season which will afford 20 their pupils Increased adj
IN the various departments Their Assistants aye
gentlemen VI education and experience. The French viii
b- taught and spoken exclusively three hours dsy aud
IN. uUtlrn etOf NIL BE- made 10 render the pupils
home IN every branch OF French education BOYS
received stage education, and thoroughly pre-
pared for College Business For terms references &c
see Circulars with Me-srs Deluc 4 Co. Park Row and
58l Broadway; Miller. Broadway, Bfayant. Broadway;
and NJ ile Schnol Room. ann 3iayvlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

STEAMBOAT FRACAs.-The 81. Louis New Era
brings m OF most d!ssraceiul row on the
steamer Bertrand Churchyille the Mississippi A.
the boat was made fast the dock, band oi armed
men III. he'd on board evidently with hostile intentions.
Il is said that they the agents OF who had
been defeated IN lawsuit w!th the Captain and who
took this method 10 obtain revenge. fight immediate
is cnsued which became general; hut in very
few moments her decks cleared By the crew
knocking running and pushing overheard al! their a
sailants
DECAMPEp-Fuur negro men and boys. belong
Ing TO Me,srs Cucfr X Goddin. ran away on saturday
night They supposed to have been poted and per
,usdcd OF by abolition influence Two three OF the
Police started yesterday morning for Alton Illinois. IN
hot pursuit Nearly every DAY slaves leaving their
masters and the only preventive keep strict watch
The facilities afforded here Tor their escape have the
effect depreca;e The value OF This kind OF property
very much -. Louis New Era.
FATu. ACADEMIA shocking accident occur
red in one OF the carpet factories az Thompsonyie, CT
the 81 inst -iF named Hamilton aged l. years while
aiding III The operation OF carpet oOu was caught II
the neck by part OF the harness the sharp points OF
which and tore open nor throat % much that she
soon 5ied 20 death
fatal RENCoSrRE-John u. Demiais. living
in Warren County Miss :he Yszoo and one o; the
o!des; citizens OF the County killed the nigh; o..
sunday Tue sd IL: Il rencOai:e WIN John ore, no
lived II the same uel-hbOrhoot There had been dill
equity oilonc st4adin: between them
SERIOUS AfrRAY At BUFFALo.-On Friday last
Dennis Sullivan while intoxicated cot INTO 81 ARRAY
with his iatagr-lsy u which the atte received eev-
en- stabs from knife Of which VIII probably prove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

RI s,-rn-r C..yraru Capt. Wlllsz-, VII -av- SCUM
- NJ Pi-- No Surtl River every ifsrGuy, "Wednesday
,5a FrLisy a, P NJ connecting Win TIE cars AZ Ay1s
-. i--vjrT CsLFS PRATT il. Conductor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

1,d;a.-S!r- COVE confines 10 gire ai-
- ~ -, win respect 10 ne Application OF Wa;er
IN IN All disease. Of women aGt c.:!d.ea & her resi-
80 - .! "a. a. ~ ans L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
EELECT Classic

- Ieeu,h- Church. the Eiehh-ayeuUe. Il. l. Myr-
lex. Principal.
II the design OF the Principal form select class Of
about scholars Arrangements have been made
10 furnish tl- best possible instruction the various
branches including tie elementary and CHER English stud
L.. with t-a and modern languages. Tie Principal
Il. be assisted by several gentlemen OF eminent Gafca-
t.ou- IN the Classical and French Departments
Pupils VIII b. received any Ime. but not FOR less
period than months. Tuition payable quarterly N al
vance.
Boy- under II wears OF age SSover eleven years, SD
intending instruction any the English branches, WIKI
the Lat!u and Cire.s languages, II desired
Refsrences-Thouas McElrarh, Esq. Rev. K. Townsend
Iudd4ri y. VI. John Lockwood, Esq. Thompson Price,
go. Edward MAiurln. ESQ \. ". aus itleod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

Practical Psychologists rat Publisher
Si1WIERS WELLS. IS! SssssQ-sL csce hours froua
q oc!cck 4 u 20 % =. Us Jul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

eri Celestial Sphere for sale 4: u FALEs Ssaey -
.,i-rfa yrank tn-cuare n Y Also, for saie Vs!e
mems OK Astronomy and ASTRONOMICAL Card Win 20
Mons Prce 81; cts r,,s Globes
NB-Lessors by ar. 6. Vale on The use q nc 2.,onS
md Asronorny. oH1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
Schools.
CE\EyA FENAIE INSTITUTE, and

GENEVA FEMALE INSTITUTE, and Norma :!
VI SchDoL-Ths su5-erlor. axe fTIlc-?al o. ne OnIO
Inst,-u-r for me r.ucaur O: The Bind VII open per
.-.ai Seminary r Geneva. y \ ne Sa OK ectoa-r
The oolec OF the Institute WI. - 10 9ra-..y FsN,Ls
TEAc4Fzs anu $50 complete The e.ncs;ion OF Young
ladies' The or-aEe1-a aat useful branches OF mora
and scientific course
20 decidedly -ucce>S; n the education oi re hind, ~
Oral Or --eiiI! exercises frequent rrty and daily Lee
var. IN NJ 1ian ana - examination OF many 81 ;e best
suarie. n il- country and n Europe, saiisiy HIM mai
: L. zo, ,y eEec.ua. method OF iInpaTiins ns'e'
Tse chief branches viii be as follows
Arithmetic. Geography. Grammar.
Chemistry and ~ application 3" AsF'cu.''ife ana 10
n'T pss.i s.eoa .,,i; C,,., ,,s.+,,
Algebra, Geometry.
Worsi. Sa:arai and Mental Philosophy,
BrtaIy. Geoosy, Astronomy. Physiology
PuIuca! Economy.
:, cour.e OF practical LEcrUgss the AIT and Psi.
LosoFHT TEACHING, and ne Cove raent u schools IN
tin instructions in Black Board exercises. vi" he de-
teachers. Their Will DE ample supply OF PEiLcsoPHi-
APF,sArCs. ard iae mort approved >choo. Furniture
The Iastirc vii be thoroughly furnished for tie accom-
mediation OF boarding pupils.
ba engaged. Mr.. Cg,riS Will suqer.Heai The Domestic
Department
qualified 20 teach viii receive Teachers Diploma
~ The Principal vii endravor procure best -tla
lions ~ teachers. Tor ~ "a " v1HS
pecunary advantage 70 those who intend 10 unon
that responsible profession, spend ~ least one year II
this Seminary. >upeTuicrdenis and Trustees OF Dstric
Schools de-lroU- NJ procuring good teachers vii be IN
vltri 70 make their wishes known 10 the subscriber
The year WI! be divided INTO terms OF i've months
each.
TERMs.-For boarding, tuition, fuel and lights per
ONE HvSuREO DoLLARs;-pavab,c scrri-anuua.y N the
middle OF each This iucludes Drawing part Of
the OCULAR course, .tsou; eEtra csIrfe.
MCSIc and FRENcH VII be charged extra
Geneva very pleasantly -iuayed on hE and healthy
location on tie borders Of Seneca Lake It i also DIS
ii-ei for the intelligence AID high moral character OF
H. socrtv WILLIAM CHAPIS. Principal.
l,.r.v, Arms, y 1886 = lwDA2VSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

SUSPICION OF LAKcESY-A female named Jane
Weed was arrested last night By officer Woolridgc on
suspicion OF havin: sIoien watch and small sum OF
money from George Hsicht Jane locked up and
detained for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
CITY ITEnIS.


Rus OvER.-A female by the name OF Honora
Lynch was ncc.deutly shocked down and run over by
horse and carriage driven by NJ. Daniel Sweeney ot
Ann.st IN Boomil-da!c-road yesterday afternoon Mr..
immediately caused her be conveyed TO her resi-
dcucc and physician sent for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

+ LIBERAL BOOKS al the Beacon otEcs, 8 Franklin.
u square, PearssI y y. suH lIneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MRS HTy FROM PARIS

NO. CARROLL-PLACE, B.eecker.-L New-York, re-
Nspectfuly her friends and the public that
school VIII reopen FOR the reception other pupils,
Monday. the 7th September. 1915. aul7 I'm
A PRIVATE SCHOOL in the country-Mi-s Dewey
n wishes receive pupils into her Family School
situated in Sheffield Mass IN the valley OF the Hou,aio
mic Sheffield is pleasant village distant only an easy
days journey from SewY York, by Bridgeport and the tou
satonic Railroad
Thorough instruction is given in the usual English bran
ch-s, aud in Music, Latin and French.
The 81 year, and II quarter for Music
For farther information, reference i made ~
VIM. c. Bryant, ESD VIM RoodgOod, ESQ.
Rev. H. w. Bellows. Rev. DR.. Dewey.
Ne,v-York, Sept 8, 1916 81 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

PoLicE-Monday- BargiarB.-Th dwelling
house of Mr. Richard Trahan No FL Thirteenih.sr
burrlaousy entered on Saturday afternoon during the
absence OF the family and robbed OF gold rings
upward OF $50 bank bills and specie with which the
rorue- escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

VIOLENT ASSAULT AND BATTERY-A man nam
ed Patrick kennedy Yesterday went to the Woodcock
House No. 80 Houston=t and committed violent
saut and battery upon Mr. Sinclair the proprietor Of the
house and threatened take ais life Kennedy taken
into custody and detained for n examination