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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-04-21
Correspondent ofihe Tribune.
VERA Cruz, March IS, 1916.
Mcssrs GREELEY & McELRArB:


The Brig Somers will doubtless sail TO-
day as soon as the mail arrives fiom The
Capital, as il will probably contain important
dispatches from MIR. Slidell, which he is de-
sirous shall prccede him TO Washington
He has a last received the satisfaction of Il
definite answer from the Mexican Govern
ment, the Council Of State having, by for
nal vote, decided that Minister Penipoten-
.iary from the United States cannot be re-
ceived under existing circumstances. He
intends 10 come down on Monday next, when
presume Commodore Conner will dispatch
'he StAlary's oil JOHN Adams TO carry him 10
New-Orieans.
New Leon and two other Provinces are
declared ready for revolt upon tlp first favor
able moment, not only with the object 10
change the general Government, but 10 es-
iabIish their independence as seperate Re
public. This City is now suspected of being
tie centre Of Federal operations, and Senior
Paroles casts an eye of evident anxiety upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
Datent Me1irines.

THE PILES A cure for life secured pr Up
hams Internal R<p1dy for tho cure Of Piles 1h psge-
Llbk Pe Eieetrary. invented by Dr. A UphsH distin'
guished physician Of EewYork city 10 the only really nc
remedy for that dan gerUus and distressing
the Piles ever offered 70 the American public :,
The E!rctuary contains Mn<yG! Nedtene, no 400
CoLocnia Gamboge other powerful and irritating purgs
live No fear OF taxing cold while under It's trhpence GO
change diet necessary II taken according 10 dIsetons
Z cure for lite guardrted - :,
inott<S CertEeae aided the hundreds that hsys n
ready been received, Of the efficacy OF Dr. Cpnatp Ie
mary. EEwYoRg, August -, ISo.
MsrI Wy Kteiam-Genti For ssyers go s..,s q
have been troubled with Piles, very coslye s.a ~,
The bowels indigestion and weakness OF ne s from
rY complaint being severe as 10 dltao.s II r,sS
BUSINESS and dread had Of physicians ana pdirino or
icnss that until this Spring oeveI used Any beiny 90
applied 70 physician for relief he Fi!es 80 Sor1sS
severe that allowed several operations 70 20 try cthor
without eny benefit Determined Ato Guaranteed by
means read advertisement OF purchased three
the use OF Dr.. Uphams Eieetaafy, * which found
so1es a, your sore aad from The aso INV head. much
ay.a,sd trsn srs your much ~ 5.e,cv Al.
X ~ ne above from ~ - -
Ine ] ia nsue used; bat an ~ -. ~ 80 e,r :.
him or show The oflsHA-
dou5, is sriheut.cy u~u-ry Sold wholesale and re-
ta.!, BY WYATT = fy23 6ms
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
THE THOUSANDS WHO DAILY USE

pOGLE'S 5YPERiOSFLCID sckEo" -dge II 20 Dc the
Dbest aud only srIlcis Known for curing scr and
preventing bsIcn-s. snd grey hair Among The ladies' 10
The .hee Of universal praise eat hey rejoice hey havs
e. article for TAR, only nocuous but sslu-
,ay-s i1iG purely vegetable which cools the ieyered
head tpsrts gloss The hair and prevents rs lcss-
After such praise this y would be useless 10 repeat its
virtues here the subscriber would remind parties going
bathing quarters, hat salt leaves the har aarsa
and coarse l= also apt -o Il and make II al o. me
Hyperion by ia chemical Qualities res.ss LIE sct;on OF
The sat water and makes tie hsir so silky and glossy
The following Only Of The many certificates II j"
favor 49,,
all nv hair and Tor six months ny bead was entre.y L.
q; he ent OF that time purchased bottle OF Bog
o.rlon F,ud ofD Scott Jr Co the agents n "
Ter Since her have used regularly, and sIIy n.,
coritng 10 directions, consequence OF winch ne ~ 49,
sf.r-J All o-gr nv bead Il; about az NJ HB
and growing rapidly" IhADpEo'
West 8cyiston, Mas June l2fh, 1916. -, ,,rsi
r,- al. by the manufacturer WIn Boyle, N Wasnlns
,o sorrer OF sur,i-er-s Boston. Also BY MS gems,
d. SANDS Druggists, 100 Fulton corner ', l-ista'
and E. z3 Broadway aud II East Broadway NewYors-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH.
From our Pacific Squadron.

The following important news from the Pacihc
has been received by special dispatches at Wash
ington
1t appears that Commodore sloat entered the
harbor of Monterey the Pacific, early in July and
7th issued his proclamation to the inhabitants Of Caor
MIA calling upon them remain peaceful assuring them
tina, he did no, come the enemy OF California but
their friend that they destined TO form par, and par
Gel Of the great Federal Union Of the United states
enjoy the same rights and privileges the citizens of
those States.
The proclamation dated board the United States
frigate Savannah the harbor OF Monterey and signed
JOHN B. SLOAT
Commnudcria Ch0fof The I. s. Forces IN The Pacific
In addition to this Captain Montgomery entered
the aIbor Of Yerba Buona and issued his summons to
surrender the inhabitants of the country in virtue Of
instructions from the Commodore.
We have also news that Colonel Fremonts ad.
ynnced posts Ind reached Sonora TO the North OF San
Francisco
Gen Castro, the Governor Of the Province advanced
at the head of his troops repuse them but the gal
liant Colonel meeting him in person the Mexican forces
rctrcnted.
The Californians greatly divided among them.
selves. A juna met Santa Barbara headed by Gov.
ernor pico procaimng California independent Re.
public; hereupon the MeXican Governor Castro de-
ciared the province under martial law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
ASTHMA OF a YEARS STANDING.
SHERMAs's ALL HEALING BALsAh
Ernr, "a I al, h..t,rrrn 70 and 20 yeeIs Of aRt

From Lady between 20 and 30 years Of age
nR SHERMAN-DEAR SIa-Fori2 years have suffered
~ such degree WITH that distressing COTE lao
Asthma ,hs; III: it-e!f hgs been burthen 10 ne w men
under the influence OF the attacks 10 "nch nave
been subject constant cough and raising Of matter
hafass-d me- could lie down, sHd ~ as I'm possible
co. M. 10 90 m or down without stopping 10 rest
several times lost my appetite and knew not :" hat 10 do
A bottle OF the O!osaorIan Al Healing BaisaE1 wss
SsS f,g .inc yen the hope Of Obtaining used
h. madeleine While you prepared IN The name OF your
c!erk DR. Foger, and since goa have prepared u n your
own name and has always mad ne same eject hereby
give YOU the full privilege 20 maze Use Of my name and
ee-scste for have reason think taat, II II had not
been for your medicine =hogG, ta.s, have found
resting place IN tie grave Let a. hose 30 are similarly
Aided ~ The Balsan and they will regard you DO
a berefac .or The human race.
You-s yra;.fl!y LCCRETiA WELLS,
S-vyY ork Aug n 1876 IS Chrystie-st
Dr. sh.rusnI. Once IS a. 100 NASSAU 81, Agents
ia and 40 rard.st Mr Hayes l5S FIlton-s Brooklyn
Randall, Jersey Ci,y: and Slanwtx Hall, Albany.
.u7l
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CONSTIPATION,
tCcsT.VEpCsS)
Destroyed

,, ,1s,enes, Injections. Batss. Deorery Recently
WtSSa made N France,
a wAaToS.-Price, Thirty Csnta-rhe Fsth
Rpgsh sdilion trsa.s,ed from the sd Freaeh edition
- ~. exnositiop OK natural simple, agreeable and IN
yercorng also Of completely destroying obstinate
nvct-rzt and hsbiiaal Constipation, without using etnef
Ser Q. authentic documents from e!ne phyeeians ana
oiher pes.on= o. Distraction. certifying tr complete
cy Of the ~ ~,
sod al tie national depot Of waron of Paris, NO iS1
wisH-s and also By Jno Mnssa. Y, Wan and
E.,cSsm ISi Eullonst; Hrury Johnson sI3 Broadway.
corner caslberss Apetheese. H1 ssS sss b,
james Crunbie, corner Bowery and rlaESL g. $780,
1874 Eu!ion-sL s"' ss-1sS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

70 The Portland Tribune is mistaken in its
assertion that VIM Goode "staredthe stTemperance
paper in Boston it may easily satisfy itself by nqur
Ing of Mr.. Goodcll. Mr. q. was first connected with
the Christian Investigator at Providence which was
subsequently united with the Phlanhropist previously
published Boston by Rev. William Collier and edited
Try w. L. Garrison. The united paper was edited by
Mr. Goodell buthe started any paper in Boston.
The Genius Of Temperance. edited by Rev. Phineas
Crandall and published somewhere in MancSaco per.
hups-was also united with the Investigator and Philau,
thropist and Mr., Crandsl became co6ditor with Mr..
Goodell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

CO-PARTNERSHIP Notce,--Tbe eo-2ar;aership
heretofore existing between JANSEN BELL i this
5v is.oIsed bv r1iraI ccrsen- George 4 Bel fully
or,re 10 settle the business .: The lie :- md
n. ZANE OF the Sr-n Ac1lcAco-
7 Undersigned have tcis day iorret co-partle!:lp
,r-ie- me name of SELL GOULD for he puTPo-. %
M business OF S2:.on-Ts, Booksellers. Blaak
So3E ard Envelope -azEiscsnTeIs Printers and Law
Ss-s Publishers. q; The ole st.ac, No Is SassaC-s-
S--.r1,b-r l. 1870. GEO. 4. BELL
III, ALEXANDER :. GOULD.
-C0AL-T.s subscribers are now dis
e5s-r,e he very best Gus!!y ofRec Ash Peach Ac-a
sjp Cos which they prepared 10 deliver either from
The boat yard ii he lowest nsIke, pr'ee Likewse
are carety screened and deve[s Z the 5est order eX
Coal Yard, Nc ls5 Gr1nd-st between
.,eo ,r1s.p- Nou-st and he 5oxery-
"O T1IT-0RS-lhe Fan and Wiaie. Fashions 70.
*, - "a published b. 7. Oliver. Cort-and-st
Y nov ready for sale Terms 81 50 PEI plaie or -
NOTICE-The frn o. Oliver Hoyle WAS Dissolved
on ths 7ih MS by rngus consent AL persons indebted
10 he late r vii please make Immediate payment TO
Tao.ras Oliver. Dated Nsw-York, Aagust Tn. 1915
A----s TEoSl OLIVER,
I'm -IzGSIE -1I.---
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- . -. -,
OF the FIRST item Mr. Bacon says they paid $500 10 Mr.
-, Examiner in Chancery, and $500 10 lawyer in
Vernon aid them and Mr. Kirkland admits that the
cause could have been tried tribe 81 1873 are
levied by the lawyers and above $3.50 10 witnesses
only $500 of which Is for the Examiners. Bsrrys
involved $4,000 OF costs, and dozen OF decisions
both sides could give thousand such cases and the
from the proper office and is Il not clear that I'LL
the law trade is thrown open these enormous impoS;.
tons on the public will continue The Convention has
adopted costly aru tedious and peTplexnc Judicial
system framed BY prsctcins lawyers upon whose IA
voy and by whose certificate OF knowledge OF the tricks
OF the trade
am no caemy Of lswyers The advocate of injured
innocence of modes, worth Of freedom, justice mercy,
and truth, occupies the first station sarth Gladly
would stand up IN FREE Court OF Law and plead
accuse believed TO De Just would thus be lawyer
ou' the monoposs will not let know much OF
me principles OF law the average or the profession and
have hled legislative and judicial Offices oil very re-
spectacle grade but may be ignorant OF some OF the
many asehoods hcons, dishonest plesdncs and ven.
crable hurnouss, which the profession have sckrow.
lodged here 10 be dscredtahe 10 the are snd therefore
while the yest shark that sports u license is attorney
and counselor at law. &c-snd al ai.at that there are
many such-i may not open lips except in Just;c.
Court and If 80 there and plead attorney
Suack would call pettfogger" They .,.Ansc.
matters better in Maf New Hampshire and MsssachJ.
sets and the People viii prove the strongest here vet
also, nlsls-s the Convention
Whist are our laws nova By Revised Statutes par, lst
chap article Sd counselors attorneys and solicitors
are licensed by the judges for lie unless the judges
eVCurt suspend -N1 ..ao t--e
Convention done Confirmed this partl arrangement
made 1t anchaaceable and left attorneys TO say who
should be their competitors IL business
have placed the OF Messrs Kingsley. ano Dr.
w Taylor o. Oaondscs, in small caps.
~ the Democratic Convention which nominated them
The following resolution adopted
Reso;sd That the pursuit. OF happiness the free en-.
pioymeni OF labor talent and capital should be respected
by Government ~ natural light No license ought there
fore 10 be required 10 authorize ci.zen Of this Stale
engage II the occGps;ioa OF Attorney Counselor
Physician, other lawful private business
and the Legislature should be prohibited from passing any
law making license ;ot such purpose necessary or i'm
posing shy other rcstfic don upon the exercise OF this
natural right
You remark that Doctor Taylor stated his principles 10
b, in accordance with this gesouror-yet after full
debate and we'll understanding the question be AID NJ
Kingsley voted for close monopoly, without saying
word in favor OF the rights OF The electors DR.. w is
physician kOGLh SHERMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

OBEMIS lNSrITUTE.-Thc annual commence.
at this institution took place last week. In tho
Ladies Department there eight graduates who
received the usual diplomas. Their exercises. con
sisting OF essays. poems &c. spoken of in high
terms. President Mahan addressed tn, class indie
pendencc OF Thought. Rev. Mr.. Bartlett of Michigan
delivered the annual Address the Alumni of the nst
tuition His subject-Expedicncy The graduates of the
Collegiate Department 10 IN number, OF them
females The Theological graduates numbered 7. The
address to the latter delivered by Prof Finncy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

THg CoSylcr FREEMAS.-Mr. Stewards speech
in defence of Freeman The negro. lately convicted Tor
several ho-rid murders Auburn, has been published
in psuphle, form We have no. seen Il but have read
With and Interest copicus extracts from IT. pub
hshcd IN the Albany Evening Journal. and the rerisa
has left upon minds the impression amounting almost
to conviction that If Freeman shall be executed sccort
ing 10 his sentence such execution viii amount tc Judi
cisl murder. We do not belong 70 the ann,hansins
school We believe IN both the justice and eSpediency
OF cnp,sl punishment bur we cannot think Freeman
responsible moral creature and such liable to the ex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

r. The Vermont Chronicle (Religious and Or
thodox) and the Boston Investigator QnidcD both take
occasion TO speak csntemptuously Of john a. COLLINS
and attribute his change of opinion 10 unworthy mo-
tives 1t strikes that their npu;a,ons exceed.
ingy unjust and bc,ray spirit at with the charity
oI IA. cosncl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

STAGE AcoIDENT-A stage with zen passen-
gers was upset in descending hill near Gleas Fails or
Saturday last Mrs Judge Fine, CT osdeasburgh, lad
her arm badly broken Sni crushed and Ter hand
verrly wounded daushte- o; Judge Fine was also Il
good deal hurt NJ. Clark Of Ogdeasburgh had his
shoulder disloca:ed For this csAnity and Tor many
Others -crker driver "a responsible Alb Eve Jour
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6rbools.
EDUCATION

M:.-gss IMPROVED SYSTEM Of TEACHING.
ITfLES-S Single Class C.a->.ca- bOsTuiHs ana psy
VI School for Boys. SEMINARY or ioung Laates ae
J1yea!le Departments rs B!recae:s- opposite cottage
place few doors from McpOgs2-si IAe school rs0 peas
on Mondsy 5.st OF Aug. Th.s institution possesses me
avautase, preparatory college or me business aFocs'
;,0-- OF lie &C.,
The term Of each Pup commences at The tine c; his sd
mission
.lus!c on ne p,anc-icc.r- ..-.--.r.-- -
Fu.. for %. season ..-..--.--.-.. -
French sa5 Drawing free of extra eAa!se -.
The female GerHr-fvnt = entirely separate rom ne
mae and conducted BY highly sccorpshe: females W.
de- LIE Crners. supervision OF The PrInciHa.
EXPLANATION OF Mr Miles, Improved system Of lesc-
nsA teschert each cas many teachers a Class
e. separate room each class anu teacher and esca
csSS limited number, While : tte du;y OF me eAeG
instead >upsr!ca! rehearsal according 10 LIZ
colrllon method. for u nr 10 study AaG LABOR
wiki he pill and dr him esrh aud every point 81
Ice lesson Until al : thoroughly eNplGned ~ ne teacher
and by The pupil Thus, instead o. dr.ve.lA&
tlme-kns ana superficial. teaching becomes tAoroIs1'
OF IlIld r-uls;ilor fe par OF TIE
pupil teacher. saG thus causing mind 10 oe ever
i. with mind producing constant nie-ectaa4 de-
veoulrer The result OF al IS thorough education c
disciplined 5 drawn oui. expands BUDS opens 20 me car
" morn blossoms in beauty and rIpens into r aug wv
SCIENCE or DANCING, Waiting, sc
AIR ~. WHALE, N sckuow!ecea his sincere thanks
4Flfo the liberal encouragement ne has rece!Esc
hi5 The city respectfully announces 10 az
ladies' and gentlemen OF Sew-York and Brooklyn that his
Classes the above will commence for The season sio-'
his $50 Broadway TUESDAY. OCTOBER - ana
Gothic Hall. Brooklyn. on Monday. OCTOBER u M '"
will give instructions ladies' and gentlemen IN me ne"
aGd popular walt La Redows. danced IN The sa-
looms OF Paris and London, Al his Pryaie Academy No
63 SiNih-avenue.
Private lessons at all times at the Academy.
ra-s - Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

l-B' JAMES 5. PIKE, Esq. is tho Wing candidate
for Congress in With District of Maine Hon.
Hezekiah Williams, the present member, is his
Loco-Foco opponent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
General Notiecs.
Rbeuwn,;.m and all Nervous Diseases

y rheumatism ana Ill Nervous Distdses.
A positive and permanent for se.e distressing and
prevalent complaints, is found in CHRlSTIES GAL
VANIC RINGS and MAGNETIC FLUID No matter
how chronic or may be the disease readily Yields
10 he mysterious power developed BY THIS wonderful
The C;iiyanic Belts Bracelets Carriers ard Strengthen
n Pasiers are used chronic OF disease and
can used by the most delicate person WITH SAFETY
and convenience.
upon The nervous system mus be witnessed 10 BE BE-
Only Agency IN New-York ia2 Broadway.
Beware OF spurious limitations, which are entirely worth
less Explanatory may chad grams sG25T Sh
w August Report of the Mutual Life In
surance Co. OF SeIYork, No 80 Wal-st-This inssitU
lion during the month OF August issued sixtyeight rev
Policies, viz
Manufactrrers...... - Sletgynen. ;
CLERK. :. Phys:ciaas-.----.- 2
Mechicics......-...-.s aESEers...'.-. .--..--.
Student. ..-..-...... = Itacners-
Drusg.st :. oecer: IN Savy.....-.
Agents. .......... 2 :. Gentleman
Farmers = " Lscles
Lives Insured MORRIS ROBINSON. President %
SAn'L. HAssAY, Secretary.
MySTrKX Posr. Nd Physician, 50i Broadway. 81 In
~ oIane.cn's Oral sy.rem.-Mrs. / MANE$CA
Be resumed on TUESDAY the !s o: September Gentlemen
wishing 70 Join Evening Class, Eo* forming. viii
please call $40 leave their names 1rv Ladies Class
II also be commenced eaJly n September Residence
50 WalEers- 49, !*lsA!"o:
~ DR.. Chrisrie's t,alvanic and Magnetic
Curariyes,-Wr refer readers C e various siv-r
:sr-rts OF these celebrated articles which appear u our
naD- Th.v are recommended Tor nesoG c0plG;n;y,
class Of =. which Ordinary mrdcs! means are OF
very little avail; Ind arg eer;A.zy w9:;ny re a=anon OF
ne afflicted The orlv Office SeTi ORR Tor lie genuine
articles Is Al - Broedway =n-9 IA4H1os
PrnetjcaI Phrenoiogi.ts and Publisher
FowLERS ! WELLS, Isl Nassaust Once hour. rom
O'Clock 4 II. IN 10 P. ~. iTS3 Sn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

S. CAROLINA L. S. SESAroR.-Col. I. II. Elmore
IS named i'll the Charleston Mercury Senator
in place Of Hon. Geo. McDutlic who is said TO have
resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

4 CENT ENlAN whose mathematical aIainr!euis are
n OF hi N order and had considerable expert
uce IN teaching The various branches offers his services 20
gentlemen drsirous OF reading stated hours would be
happy 10 attend private families, scmna!les requiring
the visits OF mathematical tutor. Application and eiet-
ence permitted to Professor Hack!ey College Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
Cattle show and Fair OF the Nevv-York state
Agricultural Society.


The sixth Annual Fair and Show OF The Stale
Agricultural Society," IS approaching and The inter.
est which is manifested shows that our Society has
lost none OF TIE confidence OF ne agricult-ss OF this
state TIE previous exhibitions have been attended by
immense gatherings from d;-e-ea: parts o: ou- own
state Is vel ls-.e numbers from other states II tie
Union.
The location Of The Far at .ghurn, bea. uear TIE
centre OF The STATE y undoubtedly secure larger
tendance than al any previous Fax OF the Society
The ARRANGEMENTS. !; : believed VII 30 such a. 20
meet TIE expectation OF the public and TIE citizens OF
auburn aye making preparations that vii insure suitable
accommodations fO- a.. who may o. Z attendance.
The list @; premiums OF he Society embraces very
-eat variety al a-;ics-and are extended Sc
cure a yery -pirited competition
Ia the appointment Of zee Judges the officers have
selected such names viii secure The confidence OF the
public u tae awards that may be made
We would urge upon the friends q agriculture through
our the state 10 make vigorous efforts bring our
c.,izens :; the approaching Fair Every yea: have
added 20 the Isl OF our friends fror those who have
attended our exhibitions and desire stll 70 aGd 70
their numbers until every farmer n the state vel
every other citizen shall AXE deep interest u
ciery which i identified with the permanent prosperity
OF the Sta;e.
Arrangements viii DC made for the ladies tina; vii SC
cure tasteful display OF the articles they NAY exhibit
and il Is hoped that in this department shall witness
display excel!ing that AZ any former meeting OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
" For Bos.o
The -.car1er CI-~

e For Boston win Norwich and Worcesrer.
The steamer Ciscr;ru Capt Wiar.s VIII leave South
aide Of Pier No North River every Mandas, Wednesday,
ant FrdSy, 81 ?. N connecting with the 81 AyTs'
Point tuy5El CALEB PRATT. Jr Conductor.
~ To Ladies.-MTs. COVE continues 10 give sd
vice and direction with respect the application Wafer
Cure al diseases of women aud children 81 her resi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
Boarding anb iotfls.
MRS ANGELINA BROWN

spEGS leave TO inform her freads former eoarters, an
ID The public genersly that she has opened lar ss ana
cornrncd.ou. BOARDING HOUSE, No. Soi Broadway
Permanent utboarders by hcday weekcr inonh
can accommodated viih single roons. or bedrooms and
parlOrs attached This houses contains more Than ~ ROOMS
Is supplied with cold and bot baths and every other
convenience make quiet and comfortable home AZ
m the good Qualities OF her table and the general manage
men OF her house references when required, are ahcn
AMI And Al hand jyiSI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
Boarding aud Day Schoo!
FOR GOIND LNUIts-
MRS EIy FROM PARl

MO 4CARROLL-PLACE, B.eck-rst Sew-i York re-
sp-cIy announces 10 friends and The pubic that
her school will reopen for the reception OF her pupils on
Monday the 7th September. 1896 hnl' in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

THE MOUNT WASHINGTON Collegiate schoo!
Wi! reopen "Wednesday, the ID OF september a. rs
building now erecting Wassngtonscusre for the per-
n!aneut accommodation Of this Institution, VIII oe COM
n-ied IL The early part OF the ensuing winter Every IA
cty for the thorough and pshed education Of lads
and Young gentlemen Is carefully sad amply provided
The French Speaking Department vii! be continued Cir
cus.s and references mad a. he Schoo! Rooms
j. 6 H. HUBS ss Principals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-Peasant rooms, With
ID Bosrd in private family. may be had on reasonable
terms by applying in Cours next door TO staIe-s The
location pleasant and airy, near the Churches and would
children Letters nisy also &c -f al this Office, sddreesed
ROanif el I'M