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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
s,pt, Ann and the United STATES.
Correspondence OF The Rochester Daily Democrat
ALABAMA y. y. sept Is. lsi

Correspondence OF The Rochester Daily Democrat
ALABAMA. y. y. Sept Is. 1916
Friend Daacson In the Democrat OF the 18th
inst notice m article from the UniOa.@ staring that
the subStancco the letter from Havana published N the
n Y Tribune, untrue. As ! Ike honesty and !aiT
play in all things and especially IN all Government
matters have concluded since reading the article from
the Union osta,e fact which happen 10 be in posses
sion OF leaving the public to judge how much OF ruth
there is in the letter published BY the y. y Tribune
Early last Spring Stcre; Messenger was SEM by the
President 10 Cuba 70 confer niA ScE:a ivc. He re
manned a: Havana two months, more, and did not re-
trn 10 Washington ontii the 18th OF July. This fact
was unknown in Washington. or 81 least was only
known in particular circles and did nor reach iae sars q
tas pgbc Probably the President and his Organ did
nos choose 70 let the public know or suppose thsi aay
such course had been pursued 10 conquer peace So
the Union denies the fact r. b Wy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsend's sarsapsrila sovereign and speedy
cure pient Consumption. Burrenness Leucorrh
Whites Distracted Difficult Menstuaon, ncontinence
OF rine Involuntary discharge thereof and for the gene
raj prosraton The system matter neither the result
OF inherent causes, produced by egulurty i'll
ness or accident
rS,- Nothing can be surprising than It's nyg orang
effects on the human frame. Persons all weakness aud
lassitde before taxing H. become robust and uli
OF energy under lis influence. Immediately counter.
scis the nerveessness Of the female frame which Is the
great cause OF barrenpess
Il viii be expected o: Us, IN cases of 50 delicate
lure 10 exhibit certificates Of cures performed bat we
assure the afflicted thar hundreds Of have been
ported to Several cases when families have bera
without children, after using few bottles Of us lnvaiu
able MEDICINE have been bcHsed with healthy offspring
DR. TOWNSEND Ny wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually
by pan and sensation OF bearing down, falling Of The
womb and with other difficulties, snd having known
where your medicine has effected great cures and also
hearing II recommended for such diseases As have de-
scribed obaaed bottle of your Extract OF SarsapaIla
and followed the directions you gave short period
removed her complaints and restored her health
Being grateful the benefits she received take pleasure
in ackEow led ging H. and recommending u To the pub
lie. VI. D. MOORE, Cor. OF DTund aud Lyons sis.
Albany, August II, 1914.
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storms and revolutions Of many centuries and
without d figure. may be said 10 be LIpertys own
tree N il adaptation however, TO the virgin SOL OF
this new and onward world Of ours, i contains defects
too obvious TO be denied and It is hoped. that while
you viii wisely and reiigiously spare !ts venerable
and yet vigorous trunk-bearDg does the nnoc!a;
ing marks Of The Bri:cn and the Roman the PCT and
the Saxon the Norman and the Dane-,ta: nevertheless
the the conzideraJe woodrnen viii be freely pied
TO is useless and decayiag branches
Respectfully AID truly your obed;ent servant
ROD'K y. MORRISON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

Es The equinoctal storm opened upon Us Yesterday
morning. From present appearances L VIII De oeh1n6
none OF is predecessors The weather WAS raw and
cold Blu; Es:.e rain has fallen yet Wooden clothes
and fires are in good demand. iRoch. Dem Tuesday
~ The said storm can travel neither bT Tele-
graph Railroad or Steamboat else il would hare arrived
here before now II VIII probably along by the
o,.ssh;ored conveyance before srsat while More de-
lrhtful autumn weather could be desired than we
are blessed with q, present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
CASE OF DRoPsY.

We have never known case OF DrOpsy which TINS
medicine used did not relieve. The following Is copy
OF letter DR.. Townsend received from gentleman
Long Island II Is truly remarkable
FLATBUsH, Long Island, June II, 1916.
DR. TOWNSEND My mother VINO Is Is years ot age, has
for several years past been laborng under OF
Dropsv. We employed, before We heard OF your mrJ-
cine a number remedies 6uI the disease continued
TO rain on herr she much boated that twas almost
impossible her lie down, sleep while lying; her
feet aud legs were truly s!ght to behold. We heard
much conversation respecting your remedy aud We con
cluded obtain IL for her satisfaction not dreaming that "
would relieve her she far advanced IN years aud
her disease OF 50 long HudnS-!or her compliant hid
coming for almost seven years The ft bottle
she took could perceive B 10 helped her In The
least with the exception Of increasing her appetite On
using The second bottle, tere improvement n her
disease She continued using until she took i've bottles
and she IS almost entirely well She does not look
like the same person she rides out aud walks with Ease
aud is very comfortable The old lady 10 highly pleased
assure yo well the rcst of the family and has
quested me 10 write out her md that have not
half done justice il; for have not cannot describe
how She appeared the suffering Sue experienced the
great trouble She was for long lime, In her helpless
condition. Yours, respectfully, &c. JAMES ALLEN.
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Nsw.YoRK lnly Ial6

NEW'l ~ 7, I0Fb.
Dr. TowNSENp-DeGr Su: Nearly twenty years ago
took violent cold, which settled my lungs ana affected
severely: indeed. i finally became constant
hacking cough but not severe prevent from
tending 10 my business. Within the last few years in
creased gradually. A. Inst became reduced;
breahed with difficulty and raised with my cough much
bad matter the last nine months previous using
your Sarsaparlla had regular nighsweais; indeed my
friends and ms self supposed ha | would die with the
Consumption, but have the happiness 10 inform you
hat-tc my surprise-aier usrs three bottles OF your
Ssrsaparilla dnd my health restored. IL relieved
gradually, and enjoying much better health than
have before in years. had almost entirely lost nay
appetite which ia also returned. You liberty
publish this with my IN the papers II you CHOOSE.
Ny little girl who Is three years Old had very bad
cough the whole of last Winter We became very much
alarmed her While using the medicine gave
her some OF H. and entirely relieved her we'll
myself and she Is well and hearty child ]
ever saw She also full Of lille bl0iches; IT took them
away and her SKIN is smooth and fair now and
fed she received her health from using your excellent
medicine 5. w CONANT, Nc. III Bcwefy
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r. HE u II A T | 5 " .

This Sarsapsnlla is used with the perfect
in Rheumatic complaints, however severe chronic
The astonishing has performed are indeed
deruL Other remedies sometimes give temporary relief
This entirely eEadicates II from the system, when the
limbs and bones dreadiuiy swollen
DR.. TOWNSEND: vas attacked with distressing pam
IN nv hip Joint bad that could walk without my
cntches and much Of the time was obliged u keep my
bed tired -eyrral remedies, bui they did relieve
then called OF oGr first Physicians; he did not
help me- heard Of yoGr Sarsapara, and Obtained bot
lie a:.d in a few days It entirely cured me-, and well
now as ever. ASHBELL WALKER, y Dane!-sL
Albany 2 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

~ Hear Mr. Seth Terry OF the oldest and most re-
spectacle Lawyers IN Hartford, CONF The following Is
an extract o! letter receiTed from him
DR. TOWNSEND: have used one bottle Of your Sarsa-
pars and find 1t IS excellent effects upon ehsonlc
c.sioped several wears ago In public Please sead
ne TWO bottles 10 The care OF Dr. Seymour. have coz
yersed with Of principal Physlcisns and recon-
uenced YOUR Srrsaparila SEIH IEhKf.
Hartford March -, 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

\ POSITIVE sn permanent cure for lhese distressing ard
prevalent complaints, IS found IN CHRiSTIE'S CAL
VANIC RINGS AID MAGNETIC FLUID No mansr
TO the mysterious power developed by his wonderfal
discovery.
ing Pasiers are used n more chronic cases OF disease and
can be used BY the NOS: delicate person with perfect safety
The extraordinary ard beneficial efect OF these articles
upou lie nervous system INST lie witnessed 10 BE be-
leveG.
Beware Of spurious limitations, " inch az entirely orh-
less Explanatory pamphlets may had gratis. an5T AThf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

A INDUSTRIOUS WoNAN.-The Ohio State Jour
nal saws there is wounn in Pickaway County in that
S.ssc who weighs 4si pounds She esnno, dispose OF
herself in less than chairs and would III nree per
made for that purpose nc, being able TO sleep II bed
Mr.. Barnum, DO you hear
- Hon. Ggo. P. BARKER is rapidly recovering
frnrn his Illness.
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EENIAL.E SE,uNARY.

E'EMALE SEMINARY, No. II East Broadway,
Mirke-st Arshella and Sarah r. Clarke, Princi.
paf-.Ihis Institution commenced It's Fall Term the 7h
inst The Drawing classes under the superinendence
OF Elizabeth Dram, who has been long and fhvoraby
known 10 the Sew-York public The department OF An
Gent and Modern Languages ard Bellies Lettres continues
under the direction OF Jacob T. Bergen 4. NJ. There
extra charges for fuel, stationery the OF books IN
The English classes, French. Latin and Drawing stage
j. provided convey pupils residing distant part Ol
the CITY free of charge s2 fleOd+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

hlTtHESS At.RiClLTl RLAl. lNSI III L.
~ Located Twelve -lcs OF the village OF PoushkceP-
sic On the Wilkinson Premium FARM. II Tie Western
Valley o. Union ya.e. Dutchess County.
The Winter Session OF tn Institution commences TIE
Thursday OF October Ih Sumner Session the h.st
The Course OF siudes Il this Institution is such as 10
give the student every facility Tor SECURING Elosi thor
o1gG Sacw ledge OF Scientific anu Practical Agriculture,
WIZ u a-e Or ts pest modern Improved implements
select sEr;el's Library. viii numerous crcI:u.a Peri
otcas ard instruction II AZ The collateral branches
IE@re "! be regular Lectures, Of which TIE students
WI make abstracts both examinations and as
exercises II composition delivered
Technical Alaera!o s:Zi,.app.led 10 Rnral Economy.
Commerce. Chemistry Mining and Archectgrr-ilius-
tra;eG By Neurological Cabinet and Excursions for %
Practical Bolany-appiied TO Horticulture Veterinary
Medicine, Rural and Domestic Economy-!ustraied BY
living specimens and excursions fer observation.
photographed 20 Rural Economy, Commerce s1ci
by living subjects skeletons, &c
The Loorc course VIII commence with The horse
Natural Philosophy and Agricultural ChsSusry-lllEs-
raied y ehcen, experiments by Prof s Z Haskell late
( Of the Van Rensselaer, Institute, Of Trey.
Mathematics, II 81 their branches, are thoroughly
taught.
practical knowledge OF the Modern Languages is in
su7ed By weekly Lectures, Discussions Oratons ESSAYS
[ ind Conversations i! them
The sol of the farm ebracesa crea, variety ard is well
adapted experimental farming lis location il peasan,
and heaithfG-ihe building extensive aud cou,odous.
Fee for The year Soo payable sem-annnaiy IN advance
Toilette Furniture, Washing Nendins Fuel and Lights
~ Farmers, Pupils from other Schools other ci.i-
lens DESTROYS OF attending each any OF Lectures
Obtain Admission Tickets by applying the Principal
for Single Course for s. s. per Course where they al
tend two or more-payable IL advance. Extensive accom-
r,cdatious Tor horses are provided.
This Institution Is under the patronage OF the Am Az
Association. The Farmers Club OF the Am Inst. and the
Duchess AZ. Soc Address
JOHN WILKINSON. Principal Duchess Az. Inst
Po,keepsie, Duchess County, n. Y.
REFERENCES:
Board OF the American institute,
Board Of the American Agricultural Association,
Rev. l. ". Vincent, New-Yorl,
Prof. Cyrus Mason, a.
Zebedee Goes. ESQ. q
Doet c H P. Mcclellan Principal of the poughkeepsie
Female Academy.
Chas Bartlett, A. N. Principal Collegiate School POUCH.
keepsie,
Manufacturers Bank.
Matthew J. Myers Esq. Presiden, of the Merchants
Bank,
Rev. Abm Polhemus, Hopewell, Du,chess Co.
II. G. Ludlow, Poughkeepse, e
5. Vaudeville, La Grange, -
John Van WICK, Esq New-Hamburgh Duchess Co.
SIP 3tITSewD
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refer ftalrTs % nc Saf-Ols tlYci
sre.ts OF hese celebrated articles which appear n ogE
paper They are recorrended 10. nsyai eoHspLafntI
very Ing sSa eYd ere certainty worthy he attention OF
he a!sc,ef The caly oce L NeS-f0-A for TIE ger,e
articles i ~ 49, BroEdwEy BID -A4nsos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

Dr. TowssEsD-Dear Sir: have been entirely cared,
by us,ng your Extract Of Sarsapslz Of chrome laani-
ua.ory rheumatism, win which nave been afflicted for
the as, years very severely. have endured The
rost agCaizing pains; my feet and legs cresdfy
swollen and there have beer months VIXEN unable
attend my business Being cured oftne Rhennasr,
and having my general health restored by your agreeable
medicine thought could do less 6aH scquaint you
Of my success n using your Sarsaparll Perhaps
should add hat used the prescriptions Of Physicians End
purchased OF el the ensrocacns and onitneIs ~
he market and received 20 beasE.- Yours, SC
WILLIAM LIPPISCOfT, rs WGlcr-.t
- I'LL
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e- prof overwhelmingly Office, Mcrse's
,'s+;- ..rsr %; Nassau srd Beea1nan, Room Nc. 10,
$500 io-. Hons Of attendance from 70 An III P Y
,rs 49,, ;;iJ : sill IEisLiwos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

ORANGE COUNTY Scientific aud Practical Ayr,
~ cultural lnsiiluie.rhe winter session will commence
on the 1T day Of October next Charges SIPS per
for tuition and board, payable seUanEually ADVANCE
Inquiries and applications for The admission OF students
may De addressed 70 either of The undersigned Golden
ham, Orange Co. " i.
LINDI.EY MURRAY FERRIS President
SAMUEL WARD, JR Secretary.
RcereHces-F J. Bes, ESQ President Orange Co Agri.
cultural Society; John Caldwell Esq Salisbury, Orange
Co; Hon John Wethered, Baltimore. Ma; a. B. Alien.
ESQ. New York, New OK, Editor American Agriculrr-
ist; 7. II. Schenck ESQ. Msrieawan. New.Yura Hon.
Morris Franklin, New York otscers Of the American In
stiluic. So lawiw'
SELECT CLASSICAL ard General Academy Six.
SieenihsL Church, near the Eighilayenue. H. l. Nyr-
lex, Principal.
It is the design Of the Principal form select class of
about twenty-five scholars Arrangement. have been
TO furnish the best possible instruction the various
branches including the elementary and higher English stud
les with the ancient and modern languages The Principal
Will be assisted by several gentlemen OF eminent quaica
lions in the Classical and French Departments.
Pupils vii! be received nj any lime but not for a less
period than SIX month"; Tuition payable quarterly in ad-
Boys under Il years of age sover eleven years sl2
including Instruction in any OF the English branches with
the Lain aid Greek languages II desired.
observation-disclosures McElrath ESQ. Rev. l. Townsend
Huddsr- 4. VI. John Lockwood, Esq. Thompson Price,
ESQ. Edward MRturu, ESQ. A. NJ. aus meod
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pile. .r,;,nr,au of the Kidneys, Pain

Bsss ~ Sd. Hsbr. Co-.irrness Erapuons Sore Eyes
DIR. INGOLpSBY'S PILE SPECIFIC has made radicel
cures In ay O: the above mentioned as can De
rroy-i hy personal reference The specific p1rga
I've and IS az entirely vegetable remedy without particle
@: eo.ocyrh gaInbose soes = pleasant TO Axe and
-y hs rrIss in lie ruos delicate male fersa!=
AGENTS viii be appointed L every Town. County Stale
where there are rore or application 70
q imos. REAlS co. Ics NASS4U-sT.
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S sSox BuESos AYREs AND MoxrxvlDEo.-By
s'.vsl a. Baltimore dates have been received from,
Ayres to the 9th and Monteyideo TO the 9th uls
ss,.s generally believed that the European Govern.
81 s would como TO arrangement with Gen. Rosas
s their naval forces. still. however, there
uoaoss on the subject, and business was At stand.
~ stock OF aour at Moneyideo had been added to
sers 1siyal OF 1900 barrels from Spain, thst Went
ma and and the Eunonus" from Eew-York. had ar-
aero also. There were no sales of consequence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
ce,ehra1ed Empire Cook S,ores.

T-1sss - yrar-ar.ed usual Persc-s warning
Cook S.ovss az invited 70 examine them before purchas-
;n sisawbs-- wholesale sad relzl By E.rsok Co 80
w., 50 5rneoGcs
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51bools.
nUTCHESS AGRICTLTUR4I.T INSTITUTE

MRS. BAILEY VIII reopen her BOARDING AND
w DAY SCHOOL for Young L8.Itss Monday, the .ih
q No 10 Bieccksr-st- st,S Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

M tNrED-A situation by an American Girl.
w -wouiS prefer going South. but would have no OBJ
lection 20 10 Europe. The hest OF reference can be
given rcu, Dec present employer Please inquire At %
Mprrpn-. S2SS
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NfANTED-Sjluaiions by TWO very respectable Young
W Women, plain COOK for homework, the other
u chNuherma!d snd waiter both good roncrs and
have excellent references Please inquire at Isl Tbiviceu
St near Se.eutItayeRue So ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

AtEA'co-A Washington correspondent Of the
o. Commerce says that no reply mas yet been
'ea 10 The oyeriures made to Mexico by this Gov
Ia ~ and communicated by Commodore Conner on
va OF august; but many circumstances, it is said
ae With the offer of British mediation, to induce
Z Arsican Government IF there is any such Govern
% accept cur proposition OF pescc, exactng as
y Probably are
- may be true and we hope it IS. but we have net
nc silence OF the official journal the subject
= reliability is that Santa Ana and his Cabinet viii
j, posed to mske Peace as soon as the Mexican Peo
!. ~ consent to such an arrangement They are now
natter of course highly exaspcra,ed against our
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no RARBEKS s HAIR DRESsERs-1

vers-c wishing 10 change bis 0asness offers for sale
his shop md 6xn9es The shop Is centrally situated srd
rear City Hall II IS good s,and, and well onndnc
ei VIII average IS per week. snr ta-the. 2el1-
hrs address 5. 7. Tribune csice. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

tIrANTEn-By ar IS ectable Young Wouiana situation
w chanbcr,nsd TO take charge OF child
req 10 do lie general houseworS OF private family
~ ohecliun 20 shor dsance In lhe country. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

rT,5;as--Nrs- COVE confines 10 give sd
vie and Srion WITH respect 10 he application OF " sisr
ca 10 al diseases o. women md Children {. her res
dencs al ItIa-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

.~ For Boston vim Norwich and Woree>ter.
The steamer Cleopatra Capt Wla1as wiz ieaye SCUM
.s5 ~ Pc Nh Sorth River every Aaadrs, Henes1ss
~ 81 a. p n connecting wiz the csrs 81 Alyrs
Pofnr 'S FMS n CALEB PRATT, j. Condnctot-
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NNANTED--A situation By Young Woman cham.
W bermadis hfstraie washer and ir0ner AMI very
capable waiter and give the satisfactory refe
euce Us TO capsbity and character Please call al Il
SlXth.aveuue in tho store. 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

YNY4NTED-By a respectable Young Woman, sitrS.
w non rs COOK or chanbern,Sd IN private ialRy has
no objections 10 80 Short distance IN the country good
civ reierepce gwen. Apply sli lh.s;. between 9h and
I0.h avenues s3SaT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
General Notifies.

r. August Report OF the Mutual Life In
surance Co. Of New-York, No % Wast-Th.s Inslliu-
ton during the month Of August, issued sxly-eght new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

\NrANTED-Sy a Respectable Protestant Neupg NO
w man. chSnber,uaid and assisting IN wash
Ing roGnS, the hosev1r. 10 small prlSae islt
~ The best % city reference be had by calling ~ III
snilrd - T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

MANIFESTATION for TWO respectable Young Girls
W chainberuaid and laUndress, the other a.
chaubcunAd lid seanstreSs. 10 take Ot children
The best of city reference given. Apply ri No. 10 Mes
F-lteenn-sl. I'M Ne rear. ~ ~.
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A PRIYATE nCHOOI. in thr countrY.-MIss peweY

A PRIVATE SCHOOL IN the cOlntry.-NIss Dewey
hwshes 10 receive few pupils into her Family School,
situated in Sheffield Mass in the valley OF the Housao
mic Sheffield is pleasant village distant only easy
days journey from New By Bridgeport and the Hou
satoG:c Railroad
Thorough instruction given in the usual English bran
ches, and in Music, Latin and French.
The terms are $50 year. aud SO quarter for Musc
For farther information, reference Is made TO
VIA c. Bryant, ESQ. VIM B!oodgood, Esq.
Res. II. W. Bellows, Rev. DR.. Dewey.
VIZ 60, lrn<
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yS-ANVED-By respectable Protestant Carl, Nth
w gCod references. situation cAanlberNo ON wssAia
and roAs AXE OF children and sew OF yrayl
with lady ohlecloas - 20 20 tho country. P,case
call AZ - Shavenue corner ~ t'ihsA sceocG aoor vnt
mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

NSTNNTED-iudic- 10 apply al Hillc office for good
W temperate and industrious Grs for city county,
Recolsct is office IS conducted on the principles Of ns
tlcsuo complaint las bcel nor shall be- against IT,
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Da TowNsESD: You remember lhs, when I oSt4iaed 4
bottle OF your Sarsapsra and promised II effected
che 10 give you certificate. happy 70 have u "a
nv power to return The ffyor Lad been sofey afflicted
BY The Rheumatism rnonihs nGcI u the bed
t.t could neither eat, sleep walk Il woIG be IN
possible for describe tie pam and agony endured
tred rurnoer OF remedies without beng benefited \
grnt.am.n who knows tie Qualities oi your Sara psra
Induced ne 10 cy bottle / did so, and, my great
s.0nish1aeat Il IN few days effected perfect cure;
aay are iacredaous, inTite lheun call on NE, ard
promise to satisfy therr Of The truth OF the above.
IRA GODFREY, 40 5 LisertYsL
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ID dies Is FOGrh-st. between Charles and Amos sta
The Misses Mac Adam respectfully inform heir friends
and the public. thai they receiving pupils. Cir
cuars may obtained above and M Frsncss Book
Store No. 20 Broadway also II Mrs Bislands China
Store, Al Broadway. SLIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

EDUCATION.-A1essrs. FogRet Taylor, Classical
LFrench and English School No 80 Broadway WI! rs
open Monday, Sept 7ih In connection with his day
school, Mr Foignet by the request OF Of his pupils
parents has made arrangements TO receive into his family
number OF boys (sn only boarders, and no pains
will be spared render the scholars perfectly conyerssnt
with the French language Circulars containing full par
cuars may DC had Messrs Delluc Co. Perk.row and
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