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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16

DRESS GOODS.
(tASHMERES Plain and Fancy Alpa ccas,
y DE Lains Gnghams, Sill ks,
Merinocs, Calcoes, &c, ia great variety
and at low prices, for sale by
dec. 49, ii. r. HlNSDALE.
SEGARS.
I L Moya, La Norma La India, and other fa-
Il voritc brands, for sale by
Dec. 16 II. b. HINSDALE.
QUINlNE.
HAOZ Pure Suphate Of Qunine, also full A.
" sortment of Drugs q Medicines for sale by
Dec. 1871 II. b. iilNSDALE.
BONNETS &c.
CtII.K and Velvet Bonnets. Bonnet Ribbons &
- Artifcals for sale by II. B. IllNSDALE'
Dee. rs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16
WANTED.

WANTED
At TIE Grocery and Apottecary,
OATS, potatoes, lard, ham, bacon, beef, dried
~ venIson hams, butter cheese and -four, in ex
change for groceries, fruit or medicine
The subscriber also intends to keep constantly on
hand good supply of eatabes to accommodate
Farmers and others that may vor him with ca
at the grocery and apo,hecary on Manst Tea. pies.
cakes, cookies. crackers, dried beef, beer cider,
nuts, apples &c. J. s. MUNSON.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16
HIVE YOU A cow

HAVE YOU A COVE
THREE COPIES FOR $l--A TREATISE on
NJ l. G. II e. o w S,
Whereby the Quality and Quantity of Milk which
any Cow will give may be accurately determined
by observing Natural Marks or External Indica-
lions alone: the length Of time she will continue
TO give Milk &c.
BY NJ. FRANCIS GUENON,
OF LIB0URNE, FRANCE
Translated for the Farmers Library, from the
French, by n p. TRIsr, Esq. late U. S. Con.
sui at Havana, with Introductory Remarks and
Observations on the
COW AND THE DAIRY.
BY John $. skinner, Editor of the Farmers
Library, Illustrated with numerous En-
cravings.
" Price for single copies, neatly done up in
paper covers, 37i cents. Full bound in cloth and
letered, G2I cents. The usual discount 10 Book
sellers. Agents, Country Merchants and Peddlers,
Farmers lhroug hout the United States may re-
celve The work through the Mails The posa ge
on each copy viii be about cents: BY remit.
ting s. free OF postage we will send screen c0pi,S
OF the work done Up IN paper covers, or three cop
lcs for 81
Country Merchants visiting any Of the cities
can procure the work from Booksellers for those
who may wish TO obtain il. Please send on your
orders. Address
GREEDY * MrELRATH, Publishers,
45,2m Tribune Buildings New York.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16
For SALE

TWO FARMS in the town OF Wheatland, one
of 100 acres, ali fenced and 40 IN wheat, and one
of l6 acres unimprovcd, adjoining the first. These
farms well situated and will be sold very cheap.
Also for sale number of village lots IN The
town of Southport, upon which liberal credit
will be given. Apply at the Office of J. BOND
June TO- IS45.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER

WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER
lNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i citizens OF Southport aud vicinity that he still
continues 10 repair ClocNs and Watches at the
lowest prices aud warranted. Tie has on hand an
assortment of JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,
&c, which he will sell at very low prices, viz;
Silver Spoons, Gold Rings,
a. Butter Knives - Brooches,
:. Sugar TongS, " Pencils,
A." Thmbles, % Keys,
- Spectacles, 80 Bracelets,
" Pencil Gases, Snaps,
- Nurse Tubes, Beads.
And other a ticles such as the following. Brass
and Wood Clocks, Music Boxes, German Silver,
and Plated Spoons, Tweezers, Combs, Hair Pins,
Steel Purse Rings aud Beads, Glass Beads Ok
Marrow, Shaving Cream, &c, &c, &C.,
s. II. CLEMENT.
a. Nearly opposite the Mansion House.
South or March "a lS46.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16
veetU Goods !!

AT THE FARMERS Whole
sale and Retail
TRY GOODS, Groceries, Nails Glass, Sash,
~ Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
Oils and Paints together with every style and
variety of goods usually found in a Western Store
and which the subscriber pledges himself TO SELL
Low for CASH or PRODUCE as any House in the
village. MOVES G. G. MANNEY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A NUMBER oil village Lots adjoining the resi-
~ licences Of g. Kimball Esq and Rev. F. w.
Hatch; one of the most desirable lots in town, is
ier. offered for sale and will be sold cheap. APP
TO (Feb, "a 1859 J. BOND
DLAIN and figured beaver Pilot, grey, brown
L and gold mixed Oyercoating, very heavy, al
Nannev's.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16
LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTOHl
AT CHcAGo, In.
II, 7, o N S .

NO. SO LAKE STREET, ILL.
"A few doors east of the fremont, aud opposite the
Msnsi m House,
MOULD respectfully give notice to the inhab-
w tants of the West, that he keeps constantly
on hand and'for sale, at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Guilt and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses
and Looking glass Plates of all sizes. Also Clocks
and Engravings, Portrait and Picture Frames OF
every description. all o' which he will sell Us
lew as can be afforded in the Eastern market.
N b. Guiding of every description neatly exc
cued' at short notice.
August H. 1S45.' nS-ly-"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16

iNEAS! A fresh and fine Favored Green
Tea for 3s per pound. J MANSFIELD.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16
]! |! / / !!

DY the wholesale. Enquire at
II, F. Srykcr's Drugstore.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16

Also, by Lewis Curtis<. Geneva. w. T.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-16

too, that fearfal and distressing malady, which
lenders life bnrthensome during its eoniinaanne,
IS subdued without difficulty by this great remsdy
and the sufferer is eaabled by its used to obtain
que, repose; the shortness OF breath is overcome
he cough, is allayed, and hoalth and vigor take
the place ofdespondency and suffering DIR. Fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30
sflnir. in Springfield, ntas-.

Correspondence O.! The Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD Mass. March &c 1876.
Your readers probably have met with an account
of an elopemen from Cabotville in this town, which
was finished by hoteLheeper at Buffalo in admira-
bic style The Albany Citizen, believe has the
credit Of the story The first intelligence on the sub
iect had in this neighborhood came from abroad. 1t
is q hoax in the main part The probable founda-
ton of the story is laid in the desertion OF her family
by a female who resided in Cabotvil!e She be-
came q Mormon. and departed unceremcnlously.
with an Elder of that faith. for California.
The result of Major Ripley's trial must by law,
be sent By his judges 10 the President before is made
public You may thus hnve it before it reaches here.
The trial was finished more than a week since.
The Magnetic Telegraph hence 10 Boston is in opera
ton Il has been located the railroad depot very
much to the annoyance of the business part OF the COM
munity.
made To remove the Town hall TO the peighhor-
hood II this done the Post Office will go there also
in all probability.
Last Saturday the house and barn OF Mrs Chaplin,
near The Railroad bridge in Springfield were set on
fire by a spark from Locomotive and entirely con-
sumed.
The Connecticut, Is clear oficesr above Northampton
and thus far the rise OF the river with lis opening mas
occasoned less than usual damage part OF the housa
ionic road was partially washed away, but no more
than slight interruption in travel prevented by tire
construction of temporary track around tire spot n
NARROW ESCAPE AT PArERsoS-We are In
formed that Mrs Johr Archdesken and another lady on
Saturday last sitting in the house about 81 or ~
wards from where workmen are blasting rocks ~
the reservoir near the Falls when suddenly they found
their chairs knocked from under them, and Themselves
living on the floor. On asce!taniDg the cnuse OF this
sudden change of position" i; appeared fragment OF
rock had been thrown by the blast through the wall OF
the house and provdenally entered so low down tnat
they escaped Diuryexcept that inflicted on their nerves
by the shock # the fragment had entered the houae
foot higher it might have killed both OF them
Paterson lntellieencer.
PESyINGro: SAFE ~ DURANGO NILE.-On Fri
day nigh, last the notorious Edward Aonzo Pennington
was brought this place by Dr. r. Rowland OF Love
aceyie OF Ballard County. Pennington WAS the leader
of band OF scoundres whose operations extended
through Illinois, Kentucky. Tennessee, Arkansas, VIZ
eiain and Texas and vho indicted NJ the September
term for numbering Simon Davis under the most revolt
ing circumstances or sih Mag last
Dr. B. has pursued him since Dec lest and has tr.y-
eled this las, Trip 200 miles He arrested him in the
Choctaw and Ctckasaw country, upon the rise OF tue
Rocky Mountains.
Our czens paid Dr. B. the $500 offered BY them for
Peninetons arrest and he gets $500 from the Co
vernon. IHopsnsville (Ky9 Press, March 49,
N The Hudson River Railroad Bill has passed
the Assembly by vote of 90 TO II.
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--- OLD FASHIONS REVIVED.

XATILLIAMsBUhGH, near ihe Grand st. ferry.-JAMEy
SSREAD original manufacturer o. Silk Goods In this
country wishes inform bis old patrons and The public
,h.i he has commenced making Watch Rbtons agan and
hopes to meet thst patronage which was extended 70
him twepy-hv years ago. when every gentleman % Town
KEYS, &c What can look more respecubet There are
few miserable French ribbons In the Market stuffed vim
pue and cotton instead Of plenty OF SILK and w0rkmsnsmp
and understand moro sent but they will vanish a.
formerly before mne tho watering Impressions VIII vanish
mounpgs viii rust; my ribbons and gold viii la,t al
you are tired OF them AL those who Wish 70 socou,ege
boms fndnsry and wish beautiful and durabls EiDton
will give mine the preference believe they never would
have zone out OF usr bad there not been sntty Of rub
bs pushed into and pamed Cd on the public a.
NV rbbops They are ,od Wholesale by Pra bro,bers,
- 80, -' 49, ms 2veots
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wTNER,s CANADIAN vERMIFUGE,

rs Daily increasing popularity and Is acknowledged by
all who have used be the best remedy In uss Tor
Worms After every have failed II has been used
with complete success in proof Of which present TO the
puhc the following certificate from among The many In
possession of the proprietors 80
p0''''S RRooHLYS January 18Th 1916
Messrs John Winer Co. 80 Maden'lane, N Y.
Sr-I am happy have il In my power to b.ar les mony
of The good effects attending tho o your Canadian YER
mifuge $500.
or eight onths and had finally become caciated that
we d-spaired of ia recovery Suppospg The cause OF It's
rkness was Worms gave hsr various medicines recon-
usnded In such but they produced ns beneficial Ell
ects We had given her up past recovery, "hen we
ware recommended by friend, who had heard OF your
medicine 10 give q rialwe did 30 without any eSpeca-
lion being sevceable hut 10 our great Joy and sur
mise aer she had ak doses and ak only she began
10 revive and In better health than she has been Tor
months. ,,. a.
can now recommend your Canadian Vermfuge with the
conf ence and friend 20 the young portion OF
The human family, who suffer from Worms am gao 70 ne
abe 10 give you such decided confidence In the success OF
your medicine and an willing you should refer ~ me any
persons who have doubt on This point
Yours truly GILES MACORD, 10 Tillery-st
The Cauadsn Veruge Is only Is cents per vial and Is
much pleasan;er than any In use. :,
Prepared only by J. WISsR l. Co. Is Maldsn-iene. ~.
Y Sold By Wyatt Ketcbam III Fulton-st X A. SANDS
1873 Bowery cor of Sprng-st; j. Coddngtnn, 3c3 hnu-
son cor Springs w. Bssse 6ii Broadway, and d.
vision-st ~ d.. a,
James.st +. T. Qurk Co, corner OF Atlantic and Co
umbia ss Dr. Stsane and by Druggists generally thronen-
nni he CIV and Country mis- ThLMIm'
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closes.

HABzAs CoRPus.-Judge VsnderpoeI Saturday fore
noon refused to revise the proceedings of Judges DAILY
and ncrsham in committing Mary H. Cruse (ths young
lady who arrived from, Keyport in company with VIM
Patterson and married the later9 the Judge con-
sdering that he has power beyond ascsrtsinine
sci of the young lady rather of her husband
that she is not insane An application has been made BY
herfaher to the Court of Chancery dissolve the mar.
rieee
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Schools.


DUTCHESS AZ h4CULl UhAL 1NS4I1O q.
THE summer Session OF his institution commences The
week in April, under direction II the subscriber
the Wikissoo Premium Farm IN the western ALLEY OF
Union Vale, II miles Ess; OF Pou ghksspsle-
The OF sludie. = this In.drton ia such as 10
give the student facility for acquiring most thorough
Sno~ledge o. scientific and practical a2reutur win the
use OF the modern improved Instruction
physics lectures those natural sciences eqube
perfect agricultural educaioc viii be under
the OF teachers amply qualified ard of tried experience
select Farmers Library with numerous agricultural Ps-
pers aud periodicals also provided for the general bene
IT The labor performed By The Students under Ire iu-
mediate supervision of the principal who superntsnds all
farm operations.
course of Lectures will be delivered OF each OF the
Domestic Animals, commencing with The Horse, during
which perfe-, skeleton win h. a. hand
The farm contains 2l0 OF land, embracing great
variety Of soil The location pleasant and heslihuL The
buildings and comulodcrs !o such an iostl
luton, tbs house ICE hy 80 feat
conveyance regularly and from Poughkee psie
OF Wednesdays SATURDAYS for nail and passengers
and the general convenience OF the institution
Students attend Church a. such places as thar parents OF
glsrdians direct
Stdsnts received turing the whole season farm work
the reckoning ic each from TIE day OF arrival No
sO0 when include. TnitiSn Board with bed aud bedding,
washing aud ordinary meudins, fuel and lishis.
This Institution /, snder he Detronageof the American
Agriculture Association The Farmers Club of the Auler
can Destitute and the Agricultural Society Of Duchess
For farther particulars address the Frrcpsl and Direc
Tor ofFsrm opes,ons PeuebzeePse Post one Duchess
County. N. 7. Dsted 1916. JoaNWiLRINsoN.
References --Bosri OF American Institute
Board of he AM rcsn Agricultural Association.
Rev. l. " Vincent, New Yors.
John l. Mason, Esq.
Prof. Cyrus Mason, '
Rev Ahrshsri Polhemus Hopewel, ''
Charles Bartlett! a. NJ Principal Coleciate School,
Rev H q. ludlow Poughseepsie.
Gen Thos. L. Davies President OF the Eank Of POUCH
keepse.
Henri 5 Richards EsG., Poughkeepsie.
Rev. 5. Vaudeville La Grange
March 18Th, 1876, m252~eodDSStN
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

SrAPLEToS. STATEN ISLAND.
DEV. THOMAS TOWEL, A. NJ Prncpa.-The Sum-
II mer session of this Institution will commence the
May The attention OF guardians is par,icu
lsry request, to this Institution as superior 10 most that
desire their patronage The course OF instruction 10 mo.
rough in lis character and superintendent and directed by
the most competent Professors But whilst the intellect Is
siren ghene and enriched il Is the earnest endeavor OF the
Principal 10 insl into the bosoms of bis youthful charge
Ina r;. and eunobing principles OF Christianity That
thus whist they preparing for spheres of usefulness on
earth they may be tilted for thu higher duties OF cier
nliy Knowing the peculiar trials endured by boys NJ most
boarding schools Mr. It's intention is TO make Them feel "a
members OF his family gud merely boardeTs In u
school The proximity OF the Institute TO New ard
i,s all hat city, united 10 the
beauty and teeltnness Of ia SITUATION al Genuine 10 re-
frrences may he made The following cergymen ard gen.
tlemen Rev G Winsow ). l.; Rev. X Goddard, $ II;
Rev w. Norris n Y; w. H. Aspinwal Esq, N. Y;
Levi Cook. Esq n. Y; w. 3. Townsend, Esq N Y
nd
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w ,sbshed in The Subscribers having aited up
ozr sneocid Show Room for the Accommodation OF thei
customers having made arrangements WIN one OF
te mos, Paris viii b. recsv1ng
y every OF choicest designs, aa1 wn here
fore be enabled supply their customers win Shades o
every pattern, kind or size :, .
sr56ngst which may be found some rich Views on he
rhine n copies OF some OF the most
eelebrsied Ancient and Modem Csheiras in Europe he
800 variety OF bss 3rf Scripture Pieces Abo-ys ana
Gohrs of every kind Landscapes II quantity from
IN. is gny airy Moravan floating luxuriousiy along Inc
MA r;pues OF lzk- 20 the sonbrs, yeisnesie
1nmbsrdrsr repcs:ng among the ruins OF gray stone and
fallen towel =, -. -. -, -. 80
rs warrant them aid curl or crack Every
shade hou Phi OF u.s. and answering the recommends
ton will be ctesrfully exchanged
We have taken great pains in selecting New Designs 'er
the express purpos. OF our retail
pa th.y will not only have ccotce stock TO select rotn
mi sava ST per Our facilities for executing or
dars are net SURPASSED Fefso1s By Choosing MEL OWL
views csn hs-s them copied correctly.
sig,s Banners and Interior Decorations done man
70 be surpassed Trimmings OF al kinds Shades
exhibited with tie gresiest pleasure
show Room OF doSp by . wide, ample space 10 ac-
conroocse al 90 customers a. time Store open
al sunrise and closed a; sunset
BaRTOL & DE MAUNY, Manufacturers aud In
ms IN r,rers Spruce-st, four doors from Nasal
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81 de- services actually rendered for s2,lo0
being upon all average OF the entire time about forty
dollars PER day
In ls57. suits were pending brought by John
Jacob Astor involving the titles 10 lands in Du;ch-
ess and Putnam Counties, held under the State, TO
the amount of over half million of dollars. The
present Chief Justice Bronson then Attorney Gen
eral. defended those trials in behalf of the State.
And it appears from the Atlas article above referred
TO- that he charged and received for services as
follows:
"For services in attending the trial preparing bill
OF exceptions sc. from Oct. IS, TO Nov. %.
both inclusive. $500
For hirtufour days services Judge Bronson
only received $500 from the Sate-being nj the rate
of less than nine dollars per day.
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H. la. FAHNEsrooK,s VERMIFUGE.

ruy TESTIMONY ITS FAVOR Is OVERWHELMING
rU1HE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES In possession OF
Il the propheioTs have been VOLUNTARILY eiv-n-mahy
parents have been utterly sstonned al Inc number Of
worms discharged By er children md the immediate I'M
proyemen their health that hsy could rot be sieDI ons
woud cse no time making known the fact 10 others far
and near that there really CERTAIN cure Tor mis- dam
gerous disease ,,... a,
within the means OF all. n
Certiscat. oftae Mayor Of the Guy Of Lanea'ter e
LAScAsrE< CRY. July 81. lsf4
msssrs 4 A FAHsEsTocR Co--GentLenier: SeVef a. OF
the yoanger branches my family aDortng under Symp
toms Indicating worms, induced the application OF vhrions
remedies happy to say that Jour Velluge nan ns
desired effect OF in nssnce renewing tne an'st IN
CREDIBLE number OF Isl Of III, large worms rom one patent
which In addition lis other tested qualities ID my family,
estshli,b he efficacy of vermf1g7 sure cure.
d. CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City.
There are many other Vermfuges before the public got
in sin lar STYLE ours and they frequently sold 10
tbs unsuspecug being either the or az good IS ours
Put no confidence but be sure TO get the
ns and g.uuine B. A. FEhnesLocss Vermuge none are
SO eficacious md safe as his
This vernifuge Is equally ef-cus nth adults, and Is
snre remedy tape For sale by the proPrteors
B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO. Wholesale Druggists,
10 John.st
Also by John M.lhan 1873 Broadway; J. l. Coddngtop,
Hsdsou corner Sprng-st; John B. Dodd, Broafwny cor
Of Niute.,t; John Hinton, 1853 Sthavenue Harch VAL
corner Of Spring and Mo Streets James Weir is Grand
SIR Moss Grand. corner OF Cannorst " TGornef
Ritter 1914 CherysL and By Druggists generally in New
York Brooklyn Jersey City and Williamihurgh
mhi9 ThkMd
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Books.
MANUAL


MANUAL Analytical and Synthetcal, of OrihograPhy
lfA aud DefaIion by James n McEIigots, Principal OF
the Mechanics Society Scho ], New Yors 81 have ex,
anlined with come the Manual Of orhogrsohy snd
Definition, prepared by ~ McEigon OF ihis cty, ana
take pleasure commencing Il The favorable con dera
;on OF the friends OF education. There is fund OF GOOD
sense practical wsdom aud useful arrangement IN lns
yrok no often combined within tee same irns II will
am persuaded greatly facilitate the study OF our language
and teachers Is well rs learners will find for thank
fulness the neritorious author. $3.50
THEO. FRELINGHuYSEN,
Chancellor OF the NeuYork University.
mia MARK II NEWMAN Publisher. 1879 Broadway
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mia MARK q. NEWMAN. PubII.Ier lsa Bros5w
EDITION


nFDR WEBSTERS DICTIONARY: Abridged from
" the ousro American Dictionary with Walkers Key 10
the pronunciation OF Greek Latin and scripture proper
nanss 81. &c with Memoir and Bus, OF the Author One
volume rovs duodsciDo
In this Edition, The principal object has been To
furnish work those classes OF The Community
who uani for consultation something above ordinary
School Dictionary but who not disposed 10 purchase
W.bsters larger works For this purpose numerous ed
tons have made the vocabulary and 10 the deni.
lions particularly from that portion Of the American Die
onsrv which added in the edition OF 1884, and ssorom
The addods of 1873 40 that the number OF words In ta vo-
csbuary Is above ty locnd 1900 more than In
Wake g lnrge Dictionary. .
now presented the public the hope that WI rneet me
wants ofmultudes OF the countrymen or Dr. Wensie mol
only amoug teachers and higher csssesn PUBLIC ochooa
and Academies but also in the Counting House me MANU-
factory and TIE Family For sal, by
HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE.
100 n, ZIG Pesrl-st n. York.
VA \ aCs--Th. irsde supplled WIN Alnsrscs 81
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nsR. YOUSG'S English and Classical Institute, No.
'5g3 FouTh.s, This school for The last six morths has
been completely filed, and numerous applications for &C
mission rejected for The want Of room The al
dion of ano,her spacious will admit OF an in-
creased number Of pupils TIE Ffeoch, Spanish, German
and Italian languages taught by able instructors wilhout
charge Circulars and references may he obtained a.
he me- ~