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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
The Dispatches from AIexico-NeYs from the
Officers and Crew of the Tr2sron.
FrEate Cumberland, Sept 9th, 1916.
AT PoINT aNrnXrn r1r. I1zlznn

Frigate Cumberland Sept 9Th 1916
At PoINT AyroHIo De LIzAaDo
ne dispatches brought bJ the Lezare were sent up
10 Vera Cruz with bag Of truce on the 18th august,
and Immediately forwarded the City Of Mexico
On Friday, tie 4th Sep:ernbe-. about PM Mexican
boat, bearing flag Of truce listed The Commodore and
the bearer ofthe dispatches presented the answer of his
Government the Of whch are not known posi
lively but Is ruMOred the Mexicans decline re-
ceIvlng or sending Minister until the United -tg,es
Withdraw oil their forces from the country-.aud and
sea The bearer Of the Mexican dispatches was ro;py
Naval Lieut. accompanied By English gentleman a.
Interpreter
The Princeton Immediately we'd orders and should
have sailed yesterday, but she detained By Court
Martial presiding board the steamer and her ofbc7s
forming part oil the Court However, 1t fortunate.
1or about T. NJ yesterday morning another dispatch
arrived from Mexico, and the Princeton vii no doub:
sail today Lieut. Purviance goes IN the Princeton a.
bearer Of dispatches Washington and she Will no
doubt await his return az Pensacola have 10 doubt
they were OF the utmost importance and will either put
stop 70 the war or cal Tor more active the
part OF the naval force. at all events
The Potomac sailed last Monday FOR Pensacola. her
crew being very bad with the scuryy prize brough.
from Hamburg sailed at the same time for New-Cr-
leans The Commander received letter from Captain
Carpenter, OF the Truxton He writes from Tuxpan.
He writes that the health of the officers and
celentthat they well treated BY the Mexicans and
their private property respected.
His letter Is written subsequent TO the destruction Of
the brig that the officers Of the Princeton de.
ceved by the soldiers az the mouth Of the River who
informed them that prisoners had been sent 10
Iampco. perceive mat the New-OrIeans papers
have not spared the Squadron for abortion as
they call it nj Avarado. but the Commodore
have no doubt has fully justified his conduct 10
the Departnent-but failures in time Of war are
productive OF many soubriquets. that long
Dercd, and Commodore Alvarado Conner ia warrnly
and indeliby placed upon list Of Post Captains,
if ne thus baptized all the churches of Christen
dom. However, should the be prosecuted with
vigor, have doubt he will give plenty do but
nothing viii be done until the OF the Princeton
have doubt the dispatches will be published in
few days after the receipt of this Go you must be
the 1di eiec No more news of importance.
Yours. &c.
P. S.-The Court Martial on board the 81 Marys con-
vened for the purpose OF trying seaman by the
OF Johnson. for striking the First Lieutenant Mr. Tsy
Tor. has not made any public decision yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
GRgAT FEMALF MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsends Sarsapariia Is sovereign and speedy
cure for incp.n Consumption, Barenuess LeueorIh9 or
Whites Distracted Difficult Mensrat!on, lncontinence
OF rn or involuntary discharge thereof and for he gene
m prostraon of the system whether The result
of Inherent cause causes produced by irregularty III
accident.
~ Nothing can be surprising Than It's nyigoratng
effects on the human Persons, all weaAnesH aud
la,sit,e before taxing H. become robust aud iul
OF energy under ia influence. II Immediately counter
acts the peryelessness OF the female frame, which Is The
great of baTrennesA
II M not be expected OF in cases Of 30 delicate ma
ure To exhibit certificates Of cures performed but we can
assure l. afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been re-
ported To u Several when families nave been
without Children using few bottles OF ihls nvuid-
able m.dclne have been blessed with healthy offspring
Dr. TOWNSEND Ny wife being greaiiy distressed by
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually
,y pain sensation OF bearing down ialanS OF The
womb and with other difficulties, and having known cases
gher. your medicine effected great cures and also
hearing recommended for such diseases as have de-
cribed obtained bottle OF Jour Extract OF SarsaPard
and followed the directions you gave me. in short period
II removed complaints and restored her 10 health
Being raefl! the benefits she received take pleasure
IN thus gng and recommending II TO the pub
lie. VI. ID. MOORE, Cot OF OfanH anu Ly'l4a 80
Albany August r. l3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
The Copper Region.

a letter from the Superintendent OF the mining
operations OF the Greer Ridge Company directed
'ea friend in Pittsburgh says;
Our prospects here are glorious. We arr this day
wang oat some OF the finest specimens nave ever
WI They conss: of the grey copper ore tAe VrS';'
eSnTe copper and The black OXIDE OF the rchesl KIND
slmk there is doubt that there Is here bea or
.sn 0; as rich ore there is in this or aay other
Country
The Agent of the Boston and PitS5wTgh NtHsRS
SSeapasy on Lake Superior has made his August
!aeport to the Trustees, dated Cliff Mine, August
q, He says;
HE lode is feet wide and rich in copper points Of
sNes throughout the whole mass. We took out rock
~ ~ Saturday weighing 236l pounds. ! think II VIII
Sa say o. or 70 per copper, and rich N silver II
a aug al the face Of the rock l3 feet from the oat
Sep OF the yen and 100 feet from the top OF the bluffs
p1 ON board the next craft The front sioYe 'hat Is
Ss stope right over the drift is rich in copper.
eslng the past week we have dug more silver than we
aNe heretofore
The Detroit Advertiser has seen several rich
Specimens of ore from the locations of the fremont
Company on the 0nlenason River They are IN
pan, OF an epidote character well charged with
copper and also different varieties OF mctalierous
"cS apparently rich IN metal
DISASTER TO L. s. BRlG WAsHlScroS.-Cap-
sse Cad Elerea Seasea ndSssd ery5odrd-on the uth
.s the steamer Palmetto boarded and supplied the U,
: esig Washington with boat she having lost boats
IA Schors and carried away both asis thrown over
Soad guns, Sc. The Captain and eleven seamen were
rasaeo overheard; she under jury masts, lat -
~ lon IS TO- The P left her,naphrodee brig along
SSe Ne Washington 70 render say assistance that mghi
~Feaaired. The WassinGtoa Is Surveying vessel,
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re Ell MA I'll 5 N .

This Sar.apafa Is used with the most perfect success
In Rheumatic com plaint- however chronic
The astonishing has performed are indeed won.
denuL Other remedies sometimes give temporary I1!.e
Tbi, entirely eradicaes from The system even when Tie
limbs and bones dreadfally swollen
De- TOWNSEND: ] was attacked with distressing psn
my hip Jont, bad thar could not wax WHOM my
crlches and much Of the time Obliged 10 keep my
bed! rri.d remedies but they did not relieve me
then called on Of FIRST Physicians he did moi
h.o ne heard Of your Sarsapara aud obtained bot
lie ard in few days entirely cured and as well
now ~ ever. ASHSELL WALKER, = Danir-sL
Albany. January 2, l9i5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

ANOTHER COPPER RocK.-Acoounts tom me
,,o,sson sts,s thai scothsr Copper bow!ds- OF large
- - - rha-ssi with silver. has been dlscoy-
a-.S On one Of the leases OF the Baltimore Company
,o.xn a. the TYr,s location We hsve heard severa
ACCOUNTS OF its dimensions and richness oat esoSss -
mi, ir sone,hng more tangible 70 -eiy upon before
s;~inS thsro 10 our readers Laks Superior News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 70.

We have not an Item ot interest to-day
Our markets rose Yesterday under the effects OF
the foreign news very generally and me demand Tor
'our snd grain OF all descriptions active Rice SD
Whisky also improved.
-evi here great oyerS.ocS OF American Produce a.
I'll >yiplTvsri ports. Flour - 70 s. p Brandy
Corr Meal July inspection. g. ve-y dull aid SOCK m
,,,.rs. ard 70 :! Hams. :. 70 :; Rice, 10 j:
B.-- u 10 Is: Ness Pork, $l2 81; Corn, II bnssel
hays 81 - 10 81 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

e About halfpast twelve O'Clock Sunday
morning IN attempt was made TO burn the Greenwich
Theatre corner OF Charlton and varick sts but twas
discovered aud trusrsied before any serious damage
was done. The alnos; certainty that Nblos Theatre,
Moas Iron Works and the stables in Burtonst. were
set on IRE by ncendiaes and this attempt upon the
Greenwich Theatre sufficient arouse cur author-
ties 10 the most unren,i,,ing vigilance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

GENERAL SESSIoSs.-Wm. Q Brien was placed
nj the bar this morning snd tried charge OF grand
larceny in stealing $50 worth o. 'he prop
-,, ~ Thomas Stout of 81 Ferryst The jury found
him guilty OF petty larceny only Rsnsaded for seq
VIM J. 0Brien, alias Thomas . S';sa n
iictei for stealing $75 from the house OF NJ peHiis
Sser No > Rossst on TIE 2+:h o, August last plead
ntv ana was sentenced BY tie Court 10 De imprisoned
IN he safe Prison for the term OF four years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

" joins b. GouGH and wife returned to their
residence in Roxbury, Mass on Friday morning in I'M
proved health but under prohibition 10 lecture for the
present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

~ CHAUSoEY l.. KNAPP. OF Dracut, Mass. ha.
been nominated the Liberty party candidate for Con
gress from the ID District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

~ Hear Mr Sch Terry. OF the Oldest and most re-
spectacle Lawyers Hartford COnn The following Is
an extract OF letter received from MIN
DR. TOWNSEND: have used one bottle Of your 'aIsa-
para and md 1t excellent u rfecLA upon chfotc
r.urnar.c pain 10 which subject, from IN injury o
casioned several years ago 10 public stag1 'ei
me two bottles 10 III. Of Or. seymour nave coo
yersed wiki OF princiPa! PnTsicans 80 ,SCih-
uierded your Ssrsapariua 9Hih iHn@i'
Hartford, March y, iS+1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

Ee JOHN X. MILLER, Esq has been nominated
by the Loco Focos of the XIth Congressional Dis
trict of Ohio now represented by acob Brinkerhoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

ANOTHER GRASD LARcESY.-Edwa-d Freer
was ysken into custody this morning by Constable OF the
3rd Ward on charge OF grand larceny IN stealing
gold watch and & pair of pantaoons belonging 70 An
:hoHy Gregory OF No. As Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

THE GERMAN REPUBLCAN--This able aud
sound Wing Journal edited and published by
Mesas. Charles f. Schmidt md G. P Lettering at
Cincinnati, Ohio, has lately been enlarged and
greatly improved in appearance nud take this
occasion to commend it to the public and pnrticu-
larry to our German Whig friends There are sew
era Loco Foco papers published in the German
only German Wing paper in the United States
Under these circumstances its importance to the
Wing purity can hardly be estimated and we hope
Messrs Schmidt and Lettering will continue to re-
ceive, as they deserve, most liberal patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

ANOTHER MURDER Observation-Disclosures W II
Jamestown Dodge Co. Wisconsin srian while moving
near small stream, discovered the legs of person pro
ecng from under the roots OF large tree that project
ed over the stream He then obtained assistance and
proceeded TO the spot where he found al once the man
bad eesc murdered put there, AID hesry chunks OF
wood thrown around him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

~ His Excellency WASHINGTON IRVING, pass
ed through the City Saturday evening on his way to
hi. estate u, Tarrytown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

Lg Mr.. CHIrrESDALE has taken Palmo's 0pe-
ra.uouse where the Comedy Company late at Mbio'e
continue their spirited and eNcelen, performances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
nENIEW CIASSEs

nFyIEW CLASSES II English al ;, EEsEeh. u
esson. IN Drawing Psa.3as nd q W !. 5c1 =.
80 - EsTracad-.. /. ,hs ssoye-@enio.sc s.It.ss,
er-urnerc!ng Oc. Is. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

" Mr. / B, CARA has become Associate Ed
tor of the Erie pa Gazette, a sound and abo Wing
Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
From tho n. O- neltn of the lath

~ JOHN Roor, Esq retired member of the
src Bar died at Buffalo on Tuesday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

- CRrIksHANE, the celebrated Artist is in the
CITY. as is also ANDERSON the Trasedian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

ToucH Casa girl of the town named 10
sephne Williams arrested last evening on charge
abstractng 500 from the pockets OF Nathan lock
wood OF Poughkecpsic, while in her company al No -
Walnu,.st. The officers found the purse oil the com
p!ainsn; and SO the possession OF the landlord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

II Hon. JoHS p. HALE Of New Hampshire
delivered address before the citizens Of Boston with
OF, distinction of party Friday evening, in the old
Cradle of Liberty The old une-honored Hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

DKOF. BASSET WI open ms EvenIng JIasses IN
French toe ensuing season the following places
Nrchanicss Institute School No. u Chambersst on the
18th Sept 36 For information inquire OF Mr. Barriit,
ActuAfy, City Hall, The school 4 class i already
formed for those that advanced IN the language.
MONDAYS and Fridays of each week al O'Clock.
Mr. Chamberlain School, 40 BroOme-si. North Broad
vav on he 2ah Sept The book opened or subscribers.
4 Basel ie5 Hudson-s the 9Th door above So Luxe
Church. on the Seth SepLth bis aud improved sys
TEN Of teaching French without study the pupil attend
To his business usua-he viii bc he charged with
the task OF committing lessen memory all that Wal b.
required j. punctu0l attendance On application al ne par
,ici,i, % a, M Ia. ayDlainat ~ TTbAS6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

EDUCATION.-Classica French and English school
Il 759 Broadway, opposite Astor. p!ace-Messfs rOIu-
NET TAYLOR Primo. pas-The Fail Term OF this Instt-
milton viii commence Monday. 7th September essrs
r : 7. beg ea.e inform th-r friends ant tho pubic
that they peIed their arrangements for The rn-u
ing season which win afford 10 their pupils Increased adj
vuiAges N he various pafunents Their Assistants are
gentlemen Of education and experience TakFrench "il
he taught and spoken esclu-iTely three hours day aud
the Host unrng efforts vii be made To render me pupils
Al home N every branch ii French education BOYS are
received any stage Of education, and thoroughly pre-
pared for College or For references &c
s-, Circulars with Messrs. Deuc ! Co. PARK How; and
sal Broadway; Miller. Bcoadway; Bfsyan,, Broadway
ana Al M. school Room sn29 3tawlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

Assault WITH Az AX.-Wm. Riley was ar
rested This morning by o.cer Mullins OF the iia W ARD
on charge OF striking his wife several times WIN 81
sx he held 10 bail II the sum OF S'vJ 10 AS"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

DARING RoBBERY.-The house oil Susan Day.
No ) Manhattan place entered between and
o'clock this morning and gold watch, chain and key
also gold pencil case stolen theretrom The thief ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

ASSAULT WITH 4 KSIrE.-John Flanagan " as
arrested by officer butcher and held answer for no
lsnr assault ON his wife with knife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

ARRESTED on SUsFIctox.-Capt. Wandeh. O:
the lIth Ward this morning arrested John Mcclure on
suspicion OF having been concerned the commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
5tbools.


MRS. BAILEY VII reopen her BOARDING AND
VI DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies McCdHy. TIE III
OF September. So 10 Carroll place SleecAerst AIS iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

ATTEMPT TO PICK A PocKEr-Ephraim Mad
son was brought up attemp, PICK the pocket OF
Robert Harms He detained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

PolIcE.-Msriano Costello aud Francis Taillant
arrested for burglary Thomas Dure aid
Thomas Mcdonald for passing counterfeit, money
Stephen Chamberlain and Mary Ann Smith for attempts
upon The lives of Thomas OMAHA aud George Baker
Samuel Willis for keeping a disorderly house Dennis
Sweeney for stealing gold watch. There were los
OF petty larcenes sc. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

NEW ok, July !. $50.
Dr. Tow NsrNp- Dear SIR; Nearly twenty years ago |
TOOK violent cold " hich settled my lungs and affected
me very severely. indeed, 1t finally became constant
hacking coug h. bat 20 prevent me from al,
tending 20 my business Within the last few years IN.
creased on me gradually. At last became reduced;
breatbed WIKI difficulty and raised with my cough much
had matter aud Tor tie last months previous 10 Using
your Saysapsrilla had regular nighSweasi indeed my
Consumption but have the happiness 10 inform you
lha-to my surprise-aitcr using three bottles OF your
Sarsaparii!s End my health restored. Il relieved me-
gradually and | enjoying much better health than
have b.tore in " years had almost entirely lost my
app.,ifa which IL ,l- You liberty
publish this my name. IN the papers Il you Choose
Nv little girl who three years Old. had very bad
COM n the " hole Winter We became much
alarmed on her account While using the medicine gave
her .ouie OF IT, entirely relieved her as well as
myself and she Is rs veil and hearty any child
ever saw She -so full of little botches Il took them
away and her skin is smooth aud fair now aud salts
ned she received her health from using your excellent
medicine :. w. CONASI, No ~ oo""ry'
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BELLEyILLE WHITE LEAD.
pREpARE roH COM WHAT

PREPARE FOX COLU WEATHER..
LRASEpS PATENT DOOR PADS, for excluding wind
and from tho bottoms OF doors Ia inserted into the
lower rail OF the door goes down the sill closes and
within he rail ~ opens They healthy, bscauss
the undeeuent OF air, which cannot bo warmed by sru
fetal means Is excluded they comfortable, because
the temperature Is equased and the feet warm In
part Of the room they economical because there 10 no
cold air admitted and OF less fuel required 10 k0op
Prics % 50 per door, which includes putting n.-
Manufactured by JOHN FRASER
auaJBm No Chatham. suuar. Ncw-York.
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ESQ. Edward Marurin. Esq. \. ". aug
EENtLE SEMINARY, No. II East Rr

LENItLE SEMINARY, No. II East Rrond'Vny,
cor Marke.,st Aabeli1 and Sarah r Clarke, Princi-
pasrhis Institution commenced 10 Fall Term the 7,h
Inst The 0-aving classes under the superntendercs
OF Elizabeth Dram, who has been !oug and !ayorably
anew he New York public The department Of An.
Glen! aud Modern Languages nni Bellies Letires continues
under the direction Jacob Y Bergen 4 81 There
charges for fuel stationery hs OF books in
The English classes French. Lain and Drawing. stage
Is provided 10 convey pupils residing IN distant par OF
the CITY FREE. OF charge sl2 6leod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

PRIVATE SCHOOL In the country--Niss Dewey
"A wishes 70 receive few pupils nto her anIi!y School
situated IN Sheffield Mass IL he Valley Of the Hocsaio
mic Sheffield "a pleasant village distant oaly easy
DAYS Journey from New YORK by Bridgeport and Lie Hou
ss:onic Railroad.
Thorough instruction "a given in The usual English bran
Chez ErG II Music Latin and French.
The t-rns are $50 ye.l and go quarter FOR MGsic
For farther information, reference % maize 70
Wrn C. Brya1, ESD VIM Bloodgood, ESQ
Rev 4. ". Bellows, Rev. Dr.. Dewey.
Seyy SENT. 81 81
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Destructive Fire in Georgetown, :. Carolina

Destructivc Fire In EcorgctoWn, :. Cnr0IIhH'
We learn from the Winyaw Observer, Extra, OF
h inst published Georgetown South Carolina tina;
sSre visited that place the night Of the 18th which
aid an entire square OF the town excepting two build
ss in ashes il originated in the millinery oi Mrs
ENcWIhams This was large building, and all the
eGaeen, buildings being OF wood and large were in
lew moments wrapped in flames
TIE IRE extended from Bay to Princess-st and frum
ScTiven to Oueenst-esving DR. Priors residence and
The Library opposite the Bank Nonc standing. About
tauiy buildings in all We're destroyed.
The following are the OF the sufferers, most OF
their property being destroyed Miss Charlotte Joseph
Samuel Joseph : Wilmo, Col lathcrs George Durant
9r Miller, stephen Fsrrow, David Wilson Rev MI
howard DR., BIRD aud Mr.. Dozler
ise Ire supposed to have been the WORK oil an u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

TDTCATION.-Messrs Fognet Taylor, Classical
EFrench aud English School, No 80 Bfoadway, VII re-
open on Monday, Sept 7ih In connection WIN MS Gay
school Mr. Foiguet by The eques; Of some OF his pupils
parents has made Arrangements 10 receive no lis family
small number Of boys six only 5Carder-, and no pains
viii be spared 70 render the scholars perfectly con7ef-sn
with Tie French Language. Circulars containing fu!!
tcu ar NAV BE had d. Messrs Deluc CO. Par.fow ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
N.w-York, November Is, lssa-

DR.. TowNsEsp You remember hat when obtained a
bottle OF your sarsaPari!a and pnolaisea u i q
NV cover 20 return he favor lad been .oreJ afhct-d
By the Rheumatism for months nsEcn Of me t1rir 20 0an
maj | could neither sleep no: Walk II "oid De I'M
possible for me d-scro- lie paiG and agony -dlrec
red NUMBER Of remedies Sihou. being benefited
v-ntsrnan who knows tic Qualities Of yoar Sa'apar!ls,
sireef me 20 try bottle. did so and, 20 ny grea.
sstocist-nent II II few days effected perfect cure
az, an. incyedu invite them call NE, and
1r5ui.- 70 .e:i.ty ITEM of tie Truth Of The ao0ys
IRA GODFREY, No. L!berty-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

- The Common Council have added new
Ja the Fountain called the Jdae. This shows pretty
well which way the wind blows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
s,ELElT CLASSICAL aud General Academy, Slx.
- .c...l.l CLu-lh In. q -h,h .a.em.n IL l. MYr

~ tIsNN~Il -
NS;e-n;i-t Church, the Ii hageuGc H. l. Myr-
.ck. Principal.
III the design OF the Principal form select class Of
about twenty-five scholars. Arrangements have been made
furnish the best possible instruction in tho various
brAnche. including the elementary and h hcr English stud
ics m the sncen and modern languages The Pr;ncypa!
viii b. assisted BY several gentlemen OF eminent qnahca
tons III the Classical and French Departments
Pupils Wi! De received any time, but not for less
period than SIX months Tuition payable quarterly in ad-
vance.
BOYS under II years OF age ssoycr eleven years S2,
including instruction n any II the English bRnches with
the Latin and Greek languages Il desired.
observation-disclosures McErath Esq Rev. K. Townsend
H4ldau 4. NJ. John Lockwood. Esq. Thompson Price,
Edyxard MnrIrin. t,sG. 4 ". Rn29 nnent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

II The steamship Southerner made her pss-
sage TO Charleston in 81 hours