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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-26
Law Intelligence.


COMMON Pleas, March 25-Befors Judge Ulshoefer-
CAristian Sehwayelier Geo. Brsce.-1hs was &C
tract The plaintiff proprietor Of respectable fur
niture establishment in Chatham street, and In the begin
gDs Of tn: year is4e snlsTsDg and carry
he entered into treaty with the defendant for hiring
from him two stores one in Ann street snd the other in
was reduced TO writing. by which the defendant
bound himself to let the two stores to the plain
ist Of May, is47, the plaintiff hi; part binding him.
self pay $1,000 year. payable monthly In advance In
Of the agreement wa: alleged On the part OF
plaintiff that he purchased superior stock Of furniture,
hired additional clerks and went to other expsnses and
on the first Of Msypad $780, months rent, in advance
sion that there was person named Cotton in the occu.
patton Of the two stores who refused to give up the pos
before ihs plain defendant then took
sgsins Cotton to turn him out, but he failed. and
shown that Cotton did hire the premises four days prev
ous 70 plaintiff; upon the examination the I'd witness
In support of the plaintiff case question raised by
deensant counsel in relation to testimony offered by
plaintiffs special damages, defendants counsel
tending that there svermsnt Of special damages
in the declaration and therefore the evidence was mad
missible.
Tho case will be resumed tomorrow.
For plsinnf, MIR. N b. Blunt. For defendant, Gerard
and Plat
r Stokss Dickerson %. Samuel Thompson and Bsnja.
min Totham-Tnis cause was resumed this morning
and summed up; after which the Judge charged the
jury that in every action Of this description plaintiff 10
bound establish his claim against the defendant and
although this suit the record against Thompson
Cox Now let us see whether the plainti has sstsb.
lished sstsactory his demand against those parties
for damages the time the attachment issued, on
the sOth Of October. You have heard the contract
between the parties read, by which West Cox
agreed to sell plaintiff 1900 tons Of coal There was
us than any change was made in Il You will also OBJ
serve that the coal to be regularly shipped during
the season. and four months credit The hrst ques-
ton you are to consider IT, what quantity of coal
shipped The defendants insist there 5l tons deli
vsred The plaintiff denies this You will therefore,
ingly and Whatever that may be- the defendants
titled credit for It. The next question for you to de-
tsrmins it, whether the contract itself was changed
proof that any change took place in it but the
defendants counsel insists that the correspondence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

The Three Million Bill,

As il finally passed the House Of Representatives.
on Monday last. was in the following shape,
Wkereas War exists between these United States snd
the Republic Of Mexico have been given 70
the Government OF Mexico Of the Presidents wish 10
settle al questions between the two countries OF liberal
and satisfactory 70 each and their mutual Interests
and security and the President may De able 10 conclude
Peace with the Republic Of Mexico prior to the next
sion Of Congress If for that object az his dis
posa and Ekcrsas in the al 1stment Of the many con-
plicaied questions between the Two countries L msy
happen that expenditure OF money VIII be called for
By the sipulaons Of any Treaty which may be entered
into therefore.
Be- enacted by hs Ssaae and House Of Representatives.
Of The UAed Stats u Anerica IN C0u.rsss Gsssblta
That the sum Of thirty thousand dollars be- and the
= hereby appropriated out Of any money In the
Treasury otherwise appropriated 10 enable the Pres
dent to enter upon negotiations for the restoration OF
peace with Mexico; and also the Of three millions
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated 70 enable the
President 20 concude treaty OF peace with the Republic
of Mexico. be used By hun IN the event that said
treaty when duly ratified by Mexico shall call Tor
the expenditure OF the same. or any part thereoi
ProriGed That full and accounts OF all these
expenditures shall be by him transmitted 10 Congress
az soon as practicable Aaa pr0ridoa ferhr. Tha hye
sAal BE- nsiihor sldr0y Involuntary srgdS IN any
territory tie C9Hfiaef Of fu1ca rhci shall Areaftar
BE- acquired 81. amend 70 he United Stfs ~ rrtns
Of tiis appropriation. IN any oth maEHr rlaisoero
ezcp, for crues rhrsof the ptiss hare bern day
ried Provided always That any person escaping into
such territory from whom labor service Is lawfully
claimed In any one Of the United States. such fugitive
may be lawfully reclaimed and conveyed out OF said
territory the person claiming his or her labor or ser
vice.
The clause in Italics is tie well known "WilmOt
Proviso;' aud the last clause the amendment adopt
ed on motion Of Mr. Hamlin of Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
Pennsylvania Legislaiure-Rishrs Of Married
Women-Lehish and other Banks-Death-
Penalty-Tempernnce, &c. &c.
,udence of The Tribune
LOIFcsPOLuthCe U u 11171"'-
HsrarsrrRG. Pa. Feb. Is. Ia


HAKzrsBrEG, Pa Feb. Is lsi7.
The 10th of March having been liked as the day
of final adjournment, both Houses are rapidly dis
patching business 4 great deal remains TO be
done but the industry of members affords sure
guaranty that they will accomplish their labor a.
a very early period 1t has been usual to clear the
files Of as many of the local and private bills as
possible. early in the session pernsps no state has
and ts dsposa-so as to interfere with pubic bus!
NESTS always attended with difficulty.
The Annual Appropriation bill has been under
consideration in the House but has not yet been hEay
acted upon in that branch.
The bin securing to Married Women the use and
enjoyment of their property after considerable discus
sion failed in the House where II originated
In answer to many petitions at the last and pre-
sent sessions of the legislature bill has passed the
House repeating the charter Of the Lehigh County Bank
Several Bank Bills are pending, but none nave
passed finally. The Wings, now the dominant party,
will use wise discretion with regard 70 oils OF ms
character There disposition 10 increase The Bank
ing capital of the State to any considerable extent
[ The subject of the Abolition OF Capital Punish
rent i much agitsied Never have 50 many petitions
been preseute here praying Tor the removal OF the
De.th Penalty from statute book In this movement
the ladies' OF the State seem be taking the lead
Daily are their prayers laid upon the desks OF Members
hill has been reported in the House OF Representatives,
committing the punishment OF Murder IN the hrst degree
10 imprisonment for lie
The Temperance Reform IS moving forward
steadily Doubtless a number of Counties will be ad
ded 4, the LET of those allowed 81 the last session to de-
eide BY ballot whether Vinous or SPri,uous Liquors
shall be sold therein II is my impression however
that general bin viii not be passed at the present se
sion. - .
The Legislative ann has aimed deadly blow at
Gambling in the bill now law for is more efectual
suppression.
Slavery. too will soon have no resting place here.
bin has passed branch and been reported IN the
other which will effectuay prevent kidnapping and
forbid the officers of justice in state from becoming
the instruments In the hands OF Shareholders for bearing
back involuntary servitude those who have found
temporary residence within our Commonwealth.
This bin has been urged upon the attention Of the
Legislature for years particularly By that large snd re-
spectacle portion OF our citizens known Friends.
Yours, truly, PENN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
Meeting In Philadelphia In Aid OF the Sufferers
In Ireland.

The Philadelphians met last evening at the Chr
nese Museum to devise means to mitigate the sui.
ferings of the Irish people. The Philadelphia n.
American says.
There were noisy demonstrations OF sppause-
no tumult of excite ment-but the contrary sedse
ness which lent an mpressveness TO the business
of the evening and an occasional outburst which
indicated how deeply the feelings OF the commu'
nifty are touched Philadelphia has had occasion for
many such gatherings and her contributions have gone
abroad 10 relieve the ismishing-but on no occasion
could the work Of philanthropy have been commenced
under more favorable auspices, or with promises OF
more enlarged results. The Hall was filed with the re-
spectacle and valuable portion OF citizens, and the
generous accord which characterized all that was done
was eminently gratifying
The MAYOR Of the city presided, assisted by
Chief Justice Gibson, Horace Binney Thomas p.
Cope. John Heating. John A. Brown, Col Page,
Collector of the Port Richard Vaux, Recorder.
John Belsterlinc Mayor of Northern Liberties. Al
derman r. Palmer. OF Southwark as Vice Presl'
dents: and Henry Welch. Robert Ewing. Thomas
Robinson Robert f. Chrsty and Daniel w ebster,
as Secretaries.
Appropriate Resolutions were adopted and col
lectors appointed 20 receive contributions, &c.
Committee was also appointed to receive aud for
ward to ireland such bread stuiis may be oontr-
buted and to expend such sums OF money as may
be in the hands OF the Treasurer, in carrying into
effect the objects OF the meeting.
Addresses were delivered by WIN. ]. DUANE
JOSEPH r. CHANDLER, HORACE BISNEY, MoRros
McMrcHAEL, Col JAMES PAGE, JOHN BINS, CHRIS
TOPPER FALLoS Gen. HUBBELL, w D. KELLEY
and WILSON McCAsDLEss of Pittsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY February Is
II An unfortunate man named VIM. McCor-
mick was found on Broadway about o'clock this morn
ing in state Of nudity 1t appears that be left Ireland
about Eve years age with his wife TO ind home In
America and after unremiited toll he amsssed sufficient
money to send his wife back to the old country to bring
on three children they had le behind them Not hear
ing from them since October last and having informs
ton which led him to believe that they had fallen vic
tins to the dstresses with which that unhappy country
Is now afflicted he lost his and went wandering
over the City in the situation in which be was found by
officer Wilson Of the 18th district Suitable means were
adopted for his relief and any information that can be
given by ship agents emgrants In relation to his lost
family will further the of humanity and perhaps
restore reason to benghted mind
Aims HOUSE ExPESsEs-The Courier i En-
ouirer gives the following table compiled by Alderman
Brady 1t said that at this moment the salaries of the
officers this department eighteen thousand dollars
higher than they in ls45 The reader will not fai
to notice the great increase in payments for wine ale
and brandy Z"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

yExEzuELa-The Courier des Etats CaIs has
savces from La Gusyrs up to the l4h and from Porto
c.bo TO the 2i,h Of January The las, band OF rebels
which had appeared south of the Cape Of Wallace dis
rr.ed and lis two chiefs hare ii Is said gone toward
The coas, in order to embark and to avoid the punsh
ep tia, had reached their eompeer CieDeros who had
been shot dying bravely. The trial Of Ga1mAn Is ho'
We, concluded and the journals which are favorable %
him were demanding for him an amnesty or repre'e u
the election Of the new President which TOOK place on
the aad Gen Jose Tsdeo Monagnas was CHOSEN oS OK
yotes out OF 7s In the two Chambers Of congress-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

Nsrsonrsr MISSION TO CHISA-The general
u,'-ion.rx Committee Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church contraction with The Sos ,Ta n Ms.onsfe.
s'cLa. The Bishop in charge Of Foreign hissons cas-
.slsc,S Tor this important sed Rev Moses White
&c WI conference and Rev J. d. Collins Of fne
W.h;,,, couiereuce They viii probably sail IN Apra
Far IS CrscrssATL-Thsto tobacco store OF WIN M
,h..,r, Ir Lorinx'srov on wslnutst and the
:. ~ slIs were destroyed BY are on the night
s.9,s lin mat The store Of Mr. Calhoun ADJOINING
Iah.s,aas on the north much injured Ine o's
will be heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
General Notices.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

.
" Johnson's Toothnche Drops.-The Glove
Anodyne for the immediate and permanent cure OF pain
remedy become iHmeDsely popular with those who have
used IT, many limitations have lately been thrust upon the
snd genuine srtice The object Of this paragraph IL 10
caution the public against all such spurious compounds as
long and fayorsby known by that name but that prepared
during four or tive years by b. d. SANDS anJ loI e
last year by Henry Johnson successor TO b. sands
Coz who Is now The sole proprietor The Only safety ior
purchasers s to be and ask for Johnsons Toothache
one Of The genuine has the signature Henry Johnson
Remember that the True Glove Anodyneb an Immediate
cure for the violent toohaehe or pain In the glms
and that 1t IL manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON Chemist and Drug dst No. N5 Broadway,
west side In the Granite Building Sold siso al 100 Fulton
G II East Broadway and ooo hudson-sl fnce % cents
dls II
" Geography Taught by singing.-The under
signed originator Of the very novel plan 81 teaching Geog
rsphy by Singing having been employed ~ the board OF
schools during the day. happy TO avail himself OF this
OF announcing TO the ladies' and gentlemen OF New"
York that be will also give lessons al night as oOws'-
Al the New York Grammar School, $50 Broadway, on Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday evenings, and At Rutgers
evenings Of each week commencing al o'clock
i2fsi- ALLEN TIBBIrS, Prof Of Geography.
r. DR.. BannIng's Body Brace is an efficient
Lief for weakness Of the voice lungs spine aud limbs par
ness OF The stom ch and sides weakly females ss grow
ing children and all dsposei 70 droop and sedentey
especially spinal subjects will be delighted with It's &C
ion Reference given many distinguished cergymen,
who have been rescued from approximation, from do
bily ami bronchitis Pamphlets and BOOK Common
sense" giving Information, be had 81 the office, ~
Broadway. A lady in attendance on ladies'. III D&Wu
LIZ Wnfer.Cure.-Dr SHEw, having returned from
Europe praetses this new system al his lnsuqont4I and
IS Bond-st) and In the city generally The Water Cure
Journal Sei-monthy) by DR. shew Is published al The
very low price Of 81 year N ADVANCE. Isl I'm
|" Water Cure House, Mrs s. Cove eontin-
ues receive patents 81 her house Iol lotn-sl new
York -.
Mrs g. also visits ladies and chidr II hsr homes and
glves direction fer the application OF Wsier Cure 40
n T. J. Coleman, Exchange BroEer, No. ~
Wsll-st New-York UncurrenI money bought snd sold
god and silver exchanged not-s and drss collected OF
~ Commis.iouer for New-York and Com
uecticut.-J. d. WHEELER, Counsellor II Law, am
many Hall Pu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

ALMOST But Sor erTE--ihe Dill 10 sOou'n
Capital Punishment in Wisconsin was defeated on inc
final vote in the Couneil BY one majority Never mind
the next tr.l will suceeed-see Il It don't HE AdSo
cate. of hanging have exhausted their weapons sno
done all tina, they do in bad cause but the change
in public opinion goes steadily forward 10 spite OF every
obstacle and the day ' not distant that h. witness tne
abrosstiOn Of punishment I" "" with humanity
and adapted to sggrsvsts the terrible evil It dsssne0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
Capital Punishment In New-Jersey.

correspondence OF ! DC IrDuhe,
TRENTON, FEB. H. 1871.
The Legislature has just refused to print the Re
port OF the Committee on Capital Punishment Mr. Hub
bell asserting that it "perncious document" and
Mr. Goble declaring it was all onssidsd Wonder Il
they expected the Committee to defend the Death Pun
ishmen The Report consisted mainly OF statistics but
it negatived by large vote making US the more
work for next yesr The Bill accompanying the Report
lies on the table They Il have to print in the proceed
ines of the House We feared the House would refuse
10 read the Report but they did not as il happened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

The expenses OF IrIb VIII TEACH aOOul sJVV'VVV a.
bills have been paid In January which were contracted
previously.
~ The Commercial Adrertiser has received
the following, with the appropriate enclosure
Prom the workmen in the employ Of Peckham &
Rumrill and H. P. Kennedy & Co. manufacturing Jew
eers seventy dollars and tweniyx cents being the
amount contributed by them for the relief OF Ireland
Nelo- York Feb. IL, lci1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
miscellaneous.
MEsSRs. HUBS & CLARKE'S
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
n Il West Washington pi ace Amer March

No IS West Wsshington-p lsce.-Aier msren j.
No 24 Fourth-sl on Washington square
THE PRINCIPALS, having been ed 70 believe mai an
Il enlargement Of their School accommodations would
Eorr,h ana sta fronting on n1on-square,
and have erected thereon commodiols ouidug 70 wnieh
they purpose remove their Institution ABOUT me 1osn Of
Tie oeaou 10 central and pleasant and easy Of seeess
from al parts Of the city Ia freedom ron s ON VI
liz khfsres and ito immediate proximity TO one OF me
mos spacious and beautiful parks IN our city, render u
peculiarly suitable for the study and instructor OF youn
Of he family Of Of the Principals without al al en-
crosehnz upon the ample accommodations designed Tor
The School TIE susy saset 81 eonsrS /,
70 the appreciation Of parents and guscl.nt I1e scnooi
Rooms made airy and stiI.ctys sna nssd WIN 'pe
The facilities Afforded for classical and business ecuea
tOn a. well Tor juvenile psiraeon-eourses o.
~ .wsrdinz cards OF merit certificates and diplomat
cordipx 10 lust system Of graduating schoarship ard de-
portment-s-esons and times Of meeting OF the Young
~. fitar.ry society OF the schoo-regulaons for The
extra srssSu u study under the care u instructors ior
those p1pis whose parents desire bn',..
exercisc-erns and references AL OF winch Will d ex-
planned in Circular and Catalogue about 70 be pub
lew. win he Pnncipss Parents who are seeking
nae FOR The education Of heir permitted and To-
vited 70 lhs school, and the Rooms 70 which % 30
removed -
~ EDWARDs LESTER, American coasul al Ge-
u. noa requests al his friends and eorrespondens TO
forward heir communicates 70 hin hrooga hsrnden
W oS sn
4 DVERTIsEMENTsf 70, The Newspaper Of ali ne
"A Cues principal towns n ne Coonry are daily 70
s.,,ss Al he o&ce Of ". D. PALMER. The Agent n the
yr:b1ps Busnxs whore The papers can b 500 on ts.
11OO OOO $50, 900, or any amount Of 7 reasury
ylUU,UUU, No.e.-Ths highest premium psid Tor
rr re- n THOMPSON, "a wsI-sl
THE SIX AND SEVEN PER CENT. certif-
eafs Of Iadsb;sdnsss q lhe Ere Railroad wanted ~
iTr J. THOMPSON. s. wsll-st-
a CONSTANT STOCK Of small Notes ct M
"A sla,s Banks tor sale BY ..v.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

RELIEF FOR IRELASD.--At a meeting in Cincln
natl for the Relief of the Irish People held the 18th
inst $30l5 subscribed on the spot, In money and
provisions
e Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE has presented q
liberal supply of Clothing TO of the Companies o
the Massachusetts Regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

no DRUGGIsrs.-Ay e,., 80 -, y = 49,.
sds ssfs q ne ~ Co.. EXifors. SueS = 6Es
nifty q eoaassss Win n;fs!s ssss ssss 49, -
!sss :.sssy, e s:,s: CIV s: ga: az! S ssss
seov 49,; ~ ssossd sssossnsss = 80 -
esss 49, Sy csitsx q u pslsnesyse III S"ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

~ Rev AIrxAsprR H. vIsros, ID. Rector
~ :, p.urs Church. Boston has been appointed 70
D.,eh The mex, Election Sermon before the Legislature
Of Nsssse husetfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
THE ORIGINAL
couSrERFEfT GALy,sfc sIScs,
u A pTAsrERS ARACtI1

COUNTERPART GALNAstC slNC5,
LNLUID, BANDS, BELTS, PLASrERs, BRACELETS,
l. &c at quarter price. Other articles In proportion. -
IA certs persons are offering spurious limitations oDr
Chr,iies Cavanc Rings Fluid le al half price the pub
lie are respectfully informed that the same articles may De
had at one half o, r pceiu other words the counter
felt articles may be had for onequsrter the price OF the
genuine. 49,
One thousand dollars win be forfeited they are not The
came articles and manufactured by the same men.
Wholesale aud Retail Agency 1872 Broadway, between
John st. and Msiden-lane.
~ Or Christes Genuine Galvanc articles. which are
achieving such wonderful and celebrity that new
coknlsrfs Is appear every day. can he obtained only
fp- 1872 BROADWAY, al
which Is hs sole place In NswYork where they can %
had.
will ever be allowed TO keep Dr. Chhs,ss Genuine articles
tFY- Christie's work on Galvanism and us Appn
Gallon Remedial Agent" may be had gratis jI lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

u Manuel Bruce was Tralgned ior s'eaiins
81 from on board the schooner Anna lying the sere"
Dock. the property Of Anthony silver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

~ Frederick Augustus Coleman, Prussian,
committed suicide yesterday morning At his residence
No. leo Broomest by taking arsenic Poverty and dis
tres, Of mind supposed to be the actuating causes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

- ACADEMIA man in the employment
Cheeseborough, stearns & Co. No. 81 Nsssau-st. Eel
from the fourth story this morning and was seriously
If not fatally injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
SANDs,s sYRCP CASTOR Ollie as pleas ant


RBOOTs AND sHOEs.-counry merchants,
and tho retail trade both 10 city and country are re-
specially invited 10 call and examine the subscr-
~ bers large and general assortment OF mems, boys
ladies' misses and chdrcas Shoes Boots Gaitefs kck
which will be sold the lowest prices by tts case or
dozen, and furnish such sizes as may he required .
" B-Constsnly on hand q hyperion quaiiy d isdss,
misses, ana chdren's KID and French Shoes CATERS, ke-
OF our OWE Manufacture, which are warranted.
HARSEsS-At the SANE place may be found two eonDie
sets Of Harness, entirely new, which VIII be soe ~ on'
gain, or exchanged for leslher.
A d. GALE, $40 Pesrl-sl up rair.,
.. N Il, ninl-f.IO. n. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
DR., AMOS @. HULL's

TTEKO ABDUMINAL sUffOhIEh- -, :,
BEDFORD NJ d Of the UniyersIy of tho City OF
VI. Sew.Yors formerly Professor Of Adwfery 10 TIE
Medical College Of soslh Carolina MAKES The following
statement:
II am much pleased with Or. Halps instrument Tor Pro-
lspsas Uurh have do1bt Il viii prove hsniy behe-
&c 81 IN this very common comp amt among females M
rnero1s s;eas have been presented al ferent timed
70 he F.cuy win the view Of supporting the prosps-d
womb but hare any which many accounts
Fan compare In sxcelsnce with DR.. Halls uieroAbdo-
lnsl Supporter" HULLs TRUSS OfFSE,
4Yeseysl Asor House, Nev-York
~ Tbs Lsdss' Depsrtnrnt.-A private suit OF rooms
10 placed aaaer he especial charge qualified female
.,t-,dsnt fH<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

II Mr. BRADBURY will repeat his " FLORA
FESTIVAL" at the Tabernacle on Wednesday, March 3
the time having been changed since the announcement
on Wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19
" Geography Taught by sinsins.-rhe under.
r. DR.. Banning's BODY Brace Is an efficient

L. Wnfer-Cure.-Dr. sHEw, having returned from
Europe practses this system al hs Institution ~ and
IS Bond-stl and In the city generally The WaterCure
Journal seni-monthy) by Dr. shew Is published at the
/ varv lou pric. Of ~ A In advance Isl lmf