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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
A KindHearted Child,

There is nearly in front of our office an old
pump-which every one may use, and whose
wet and despatched base speaks palmer than
sign boards can do, of water for man and horse
and very excellent pump it is, too-never
out of order, easily worked, and furnishing the
purest, cearest water in the world. Many a
thirsty schooboy and omnibus driver has refresh
ed himself at the pump-the hackmen and dray-
men stop there, and the old iron ladIe that hangs
by its sided has been pressed to many sweet
and pretty lip. 1t is no unusual thing Just after
school hours to see some little fellow, with his
satchel over his shoulder, working away at the
handle for ten minutes at the time, till all who
have gathered round it have been supplied with
drink but yesterday the old pump was honorcd
as though an angel had blessed it. A rosy
checked girl, her face half hid in flood of glo-
rious curis, came bouncing by, driving her hoop,
as a decrepid old woman whom every body
knows, and whom nobody passes without giving
her penny, was endeavoring to obtain drink.
She had set down her basket, but bent nearly
double by the weight Of years and sorrows, was
still compelled to lean upon her staff. The little
IIebe saw the difficulty, and was in an instant at
the handle Holding the ade until it was filled,
she carried it gently to the lips of the old lady,
then filled it again, while the warm, grateful
thanks of the poor woman called the crimson to
her cheek, which, as she hurried away, was deep
ened by the consciousness that she was observed
We shall ever remember that girl and the Joyous
satisfaction with which she performed good and
kind action to the aged The scene, and the
hearty thanks of the old lady called forcibly to
mind, and not altogether appropriately, the
beautiful thought in Talfourd's tradegy of Ion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

Burdock leaves will cure horse of the slav-
ers in five minutes; let him eat two leaves.
have tried it many times My horse will always
use them when the slavers are bad.-Plowman
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
Words Of Cheer.

Be firm and be faithful;
Desert not the right;
The brave become bolder,
The darker the night.
Then up and be doing,
Though towards may fail;
Thy duty pursuing,
Dare all, and prevail!
If scorn be thy portion,
If hatred and loss,
If stripes and if prison,
Remember the cross!
God watches above thee,
And he will requite;
Desert those that love thee,
But never the right
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09
-It Is a little thing

1T IS IlttIe lhlng
To give cup of water, yet its draught
Of cool refreshment, drained by fevered lips
May send a shock of pleasure to the soul
More exquisite than when nectarious juice
Renews the life of joy in happest hours
PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
SECOND HOARD.
pAssENGERs ARRIVED

m steamship SDullsr.sr from CtarIestOHMi" Chesnat
Miss Clark Miss Built Mics Jones, Miss Lawrence MISS
Bea, Miss A y Andrews Miss NJ Lipplu, Mss Lippiu
Mrs. Bryan, Mrs 8 Sassard, Mrs A Frost Mrs Dana,
hrs Davidson. Mira Walker and child Mrs an buren'
children aud servant Eslle Doughton Mrs Tyler. Mrs
French Mrs sconeld. Mr. J Bother lady. children
and servant Mr Latts aud lady. Mt Merrill lazy ana
FAMILY Mt T A Cofin. Q children and nurse, Creehi
ton and lady J N Williams aud family MI hide, snS
and ehld Williams and lady Ho,chsss, ID =
Lambert Mr. Bott & serst q Gilman, Russell v {
Hall. A Adams Geo d Arnold, K Graham L Ansun
Mr. kiagsland. Dr. schmidt Minturn. Charles wilcox
Capt Hseks,an. II NJ Hddleson, Mr. Child Allen ) l
Stevens J n Price, w Eldddge, w Hamilton ~
Carver w Dsntser, w Reitt Mr. Low, family ans
servants, Stsford and servant Mr. Woodeurn,
Riley. A Carter, Nj EMANUEL Carl Epping, Tho hopkn
core aud son. Nudge, john Moore. q w Neil =
Taylor. II Gocdrich, Campbell II Smith,
Huutoon. h Rlske. AZ Wolfe, 4 A Bradford, J Water
man. Hyatt. w Bullock. Prinley. n l. Kimberly,
Z Seabrook. Rev o Myer, A Woodenpyie, ID + Sec
6sld. 2 Curts-i0 in steersge.
Ia sap Assol,. iron CAarss'oa-Wm Herring, Mr.
G Chapman. Mrs Gibson and child, NeSsrs Carwin
Chapman, r 0sosrn. C Baldwin. Bates, Holmes,
slsde, A jackson, A Seward, Eidert-e In Storage
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miscellaneous.

pIAPHEACM FILTERS,
IENNIsONs PATENT. lSs5-Of6cs removed from ~
" 70 81 Broadway
Thee filters not larger thsn pint measure can be
readily aud without peDss, attached ~ any tyoranl OF
pip conveying water aud will yl-d stesay stream VI
pure water equal 10 hundred gallons per to1 Ihosi
he pressure Of tbe CrDton h9n enough for the Gull
nary The argestfamies even Tor Wasnns CLONES
W which II npsrs pesry whiteness not oher~ise oo-
tanned IL separates with equA certainty snc oispaich
the animal vegetable and earthly mster found, ossps o.
ali possbs precHuops in every cistribgung channel OF
The CrotOn 5chuy XIII Mississippi, AMI other ver waer
They also consucted for tterng fgds for m.uaise'
tarng purposes and water for steem engines, &c &C
They ornamental and will last for years, are not
liable get Of repair, or subject 70 damage IRON
frost, and will prevent the pipes from bursting Ihey
have the merit Of cleansing themselves by the simple ect
psDding however the quantity OF water used, ano Inc
impurities Contained ia ~ they are designed i1r hltehg
under eDy circ1mssDces and degree o. pressure
The necessity Of terng river water aud lne einceuy
Of The Diaphragm filter bears the endorsement OF me
Ply scisns and Chemists Of the cities Of Ne~-1Ors sna
PHI sde phis and the appreciation u the American lnsl-
tute, by srding 10 Mr. Jennson Gold Medal al me
Fair Of l2fj and Gold Medal for Improvements al ie
recent Far Of 1896 which iu provesn. consists Of porous
artificial Rock for the hitering medium. 80
They exhibited IN operation snd are ior ese AZ o.
Broadway, n T.; ~ Wanutst Phie souis-si balli-
more; 45l WsshinRoDst Boston and other cities Of The
United staies.
The officers Of the Army and Navy and masters and
Of vessels invied the above and Other
appliances for fltering water sLso-Force-fumps'
the facilities In their manufacture and the nereas
from 50 TO IS each WIN n. JENNISON,
Manufactory So Frankfort 81 for the propneiofs
s-Sincs the Introduction Of this Invention, number
OF limitations have been presented 10 the pubic winch are
deemed upon the Patents for the
Filter. Notice 10 hereby given thai suns al Ia" %l pe
sale any infringement Purchasers Of them are sso liable
10 suit stlaw. myZ0 lmW Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT,

PzEPaRED DR- HASrf M
is THE ONLY REMEDY FOR EPleSnc r.s ~ - 80 :
lsickae.sl Couvu siOns, spasns, &c 1us
sixteen years mas been tested by many persoss VIC
suffered with this dreadful disease, and 10 AIo.t 800.
case where IL has had fair trial has enecied
cure. Pamphlets contsining thriysa psgss o
ny (sorn- Of which has been presented ~
cisn.l 70 be hsd ~ applying a. The prinelpe IN G
sreree Judge RAnds - FAs SIoIdwsy g., ~ 6Ss.
ford Ono. R-v Kiehnond TSggeti, West DsVea 49,. y
Y; Rev + 4. Bgsnns.l, Bzhrlore. NJ yosePa heD'u'
RECENTLY CURED . - IL
Mr.. Joseph Bradley. 10 efeI9fa ~ j ia. BsTbei
Chester Orange co y Y, Ch.s Br0Ns seaman 80,
K Jone. Rsvsna- cutter Spencer, % seth-f ~ "sA'
others whoss pane. Ne are not Al lice y 70 Psn.sh
All Observation-Disclosures. coat padl sddfess-c 10 Or ;
Hart al- Ivan. Hsrii viii be paseiusly sas,sea =.
All orders must BE- accompanied Nl.n - ay a, 80.
dien. win fal direcdOas 10 cseiuy P1ek-i 70 Dote
ana ssui 10 any psr q hi United slAle. rress
-. 81 and sG sngle bottles VIII nscrss ~,
- Prepared only By - IN -. = : - IL.
Principal Office SIS broadway n n-hi ~ -
P.S-Adviee given In AZ esse- ifee o. enHs7
rrr fr~a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
MARIN JOU X n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
stsamship Southernkr. Berry, 81 hours from Chsries
ton. 10 spcnord. r,es,on Co.
Ship Arson Burr, days from Charleston cotton and
rice. TO @ Sutton
u q Cutter Ewieg Moore 10 Do I'm Havana
Br brig Thomas Williams, Carr, 81 de I'm Cork coal,
10 Nc Murray
Big Ar.ba.s Jones. 10 days from Hsvsns, sugar to
master
BRIG George Washington Cosgins, is de tm Msysguez
sugar SC. To Howlsnd s. Aspinwsl
soar Hope. Mitchell dc I'm sssas "a Grande. sugar
vsri an dsys; oscoos Park for Boston, do. Sailed
IN co schr John Dunlap. Tor Boston
schr Medium, swssey, ds I'm Charleston cotton and
rice, ~ master. = =.
scsr pisps,cs. corsOu, d' I'm srsndy~ins corn 10
Buckley. -.
schr a scul. Rooms, 10 do fm 81 IAso Do Cuba
suxar. to parsnd.
schr Chesapeake. Stewart Baltimore nose
schr I Bagnsll. Niles. Virginia WOOD
sehr Staten Islander Wood Norfolk. shingles
scbr Mary Chase Wilmington naval stores A..
Sch D Belkn.p. StIrses Georgeto~n' ~ aou''
seAr 4 Peterson. Hoffman. Virgins wood
sehr A Osborn. Bailey. Virginia wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
PRACTICAL BooK.KEEPING,

MIR C. C. MARSH, Accountant, author OF the Science
wi u Double knry Book-kes ping simplhed' ana The
"Ar of Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved, CONTINUES
to teach as above
ourss Instr uction The public IL respectfully informed
AID assured hs plan pursued by Mr. Marsh In leach
tng this Important branch Truly course Of practice IN
theory.
tn pupil becomes familiar from actual use, with All ne
books constituting eel, aud person OF good cspacly
will by this course become competent bookkeeper 10
about one month, and win receive certificate to that
effect
from a ~ to o p AZ mylS syeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
nin0om 9ha0es.

CAIZE WIRE WINDOW SHtDEs--Uuhty
VI and Elegance contradictions Shades are VauaOio
Tor he variety Of which ney well adapted.
For windows they particularly desirable, 80 they
be seen from snd not seen into They admit free
circulation Of air, and reject dea, musquiioes NC. They
are eganly painted. and be placed 10 a
window surpsss hem They exceedingly durable,
and Re kept 10 good order for years by washing
large assortment Interesting land scspe scenes and beau
ful devices now ready for exhibaoo, and select
pieces vii be painted 10 order.
le9 In HASKELL co. ll9 Baekman 81
WINDOW SHADES, GIi COrnices, ke.--J. c.
w NOOOfORD, E5 Broadway 10 constantly receiv-
ing The latest ana most fashion, bs styles Of Window
Shades, and which be a ssii1g great reduction
In prices Several styles Of OOhics Beautifully
cutsd; Landscapes Flowers Visuettes, Scrolls Abbsys
Roseues, ke Gilt Corn ss, D-Psfy, Cansins. Curtain
Material. Curtain Pins and Bands lie Lafsrse Build
ings 20 Broadway jel5
WINDOW SHADES, spruce-sl-Fsmiiles about
w furnishing their houses with shades viii 6y per
cent ~ calling % no subscribers
BARrOL ORa5BEE,
as en- Manufacturers and Importers
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G4A yALUsBLk ald 0esut7lul fsfm fof ale
Bco- Bus poison.

Hkrrn BED-BIG PDI-ON.-Persons xturs,
tA nakiag one trial ofit viii be convinced % I'M
-sf&s,8 hey cannot live where Il IL spplet-~sfW
49, Il - certain destroyer II no! sails "
f-d he money will pe returned. Sod only at the fsncy
stores ~ Hldson-st IN Greerwlchst ~ Grsnd-sL
and $40 Bowery, 81 Fulton a. "a Eighlb-svenus ard
"a Thr3.sv BfOokynl99A FultOn-sL South Brook
lyn-i3ii Atlantic 81 Wiamsburg-Fourth IT, corner u
South-6rsg Bookstore. Jersey Cty-el Monlgomeryst-
Price p cents bottle. IS Inn
tSED-BUG AND COtkkOACH Poison.-WAT-
DSONs lufslnbe Bed Bug ard Cockrosch Poi,on-
The experience Of past years proves this preparation To
The ensctua destroyer and bansher Of bed bugs
and CockroAetes discovered. II needs but
picAuOn satisfy the incredulous of tie wonderful
sud mediate efsc Price o. Sold wholesale and retail
OILY the ApothecahesHa - Caharne sI as Grand ST
aid OlcOt Mckesson Co. IN haidenlsbe and 1879 Fu
l0n-sL Brooklyn myJi lmeod
DED-BUG POI-ON-Ths success Of this bans for sew
ID years have prepared Ia sure ties. o! ts
roriiy everything 10 use II don't matter whether
hey ines the walls creyc-s bedseads as his bsne
will a. once exlerminsle HEN. Sold formerly 2i Spring
a. nov only At y B--kinsn-si -3 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
PATTERSON AND KAMAPO Rsilro

DkrER-ON AND KAMAPO Rsilrosd-sotes
Il 20 COntrsctora-PrOposels will b, received until The
30h dag ofJgre nat Or tbs grading masonry and ordg
log thai part Of ire Paterson aud hsmspo hauroad
sading from the north sde Of The Passse ryer 70 Rznspo
distance o. shout "a miies
Maps proies and Specifications may be found at he En-
leers ocs, Paterson, where every necessary inforns
don will be given bell r2Sl J. w. ALLEN, Engineer.
NOTICE.-In pursuance Of AZ act Of ne Legislature
lNOf he sLsto u E4~York passed April -, 1871 toe
name OF me MOhawE AID Hudson c.. 10 changed W
thst of the Alban, AMI Schenectady r r ca.
AIhAry nsr 7 ta47 imvlo 6nl " vO-TER " sAS'y
STOIK OF CROCkEKY FOR sALE.-Ths
= stock hItares aud stand Of Of the oldest retail
crockery IN the city will be dsposed Of reasoa-
able tsrms, &C application 70 STEPHEN wILLErs,
jes eodn Us Wsisrst
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Books.

NOW LET THE PUBLIC JUDGE.
ITO THE FRIENDS 81 Conect Education sed OF .stn-
i MARGINS Wilson. answer to and exposure OF MIRA
Wsrds Appeal &c IL pnoli.osd ard CAP be had grass
% application - MARK H. NEWMAN CO lss ofO.l-
way. Tic original Rsgieg VI American Histories, -
published IN le45 accom- psnes ths Answer 90 tns we
public ma, iao xe Of ne wrong and injury done 10 hTs
Willard by his "san1erOus pamphlet he snswef,
we tust viii fay snow Of her "clsirns " on
gtnst a. well az he f.sepess o. Iha1 serious ehHgs
- MARK H. NEWMAN Il co.
NIB. The Publishers Of Mrs. WIZARDS Appeal hsv-
Ing refused s.T respectful request iofarosn Us with
M, Of IN. names Of thOse he AppesF had been
sentiu order Nj ght 90 send them The hepy,
~s are compelled 70 ak In this public manner, thai al
friend. Of EdsesuOr Teachers Efitors and others who
have received he SAID Appear viii senc q. heir nsB 20
,nd post-oce address a1d will forward TIE Repy
ire, of ooslsge MARX II. NEWMAN co.
i.i5 N ls9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16
farms for Sale.

80 FOR 1AIE-A farm of 81 srres Of good lard, 1T
Sts s, on he Rsirosd mites this side OF New bruns-
,ou ro5 On he premises d. good story house barn,
SC acres u WOODLAND spFins Of pure water me Or
rha I'd ard othe fut In abundance fof tefhs &c
'Pe s,SS 10 ASiHoNi b 0I'N'NI slo,d.l
s<,1 FARM FOK -ALB-ln Toe plesssnt village
y 81 Liberty Corner 5 Co, j. coa's1ins oe a.''
Of meadow, Is OF unbsr, the bssnee o. yss.nr- Inc
above good any farm IN the st OF j. arst rae
dwelling house containing ~ rooms and good DRY cellar
fruit OF all Kind. sod Of The beet quality barn, csrrsgs
house cow-house corncrb snd ~ necessary ontbulid
Ings Apply 10 JAMES B. BARR, every Wednesday
from A. 81 10 P. ~ and Thursday until =. NJ Al the
Northern Hotel. foot Of C0risntst Other days ~ The n
Y Rea 70 are Company corner Of Broadway and Maid
eusne As1 So acres OF hrs, rate land IN Bew. County
Tor sale or eNc1an2- leiV lh
.s,sFAKlI FOR SiLE-Conasipg Of .ixly scres
80 belonging % the estae of The lac Cant. Gdh hs
cecsaicd, situated near wilamss Bridge, West
chester Co New. Y0fk and within ten minutes wax Of
the Rarosd. The location j. not surpassed bg my IN NE
oniug the country Of Capt spencer. a. no person
would purchsse without first viewing tie premises, fss
p ssE % 1jf + 49, hL LES
~ N-ndrrwsieriL or on the prems.s rs ~.
GrxA VALUABLE and beautiful farm Tor sale bar
gain Long leland as niles from the city. contsin.
INK 81 acres part wood snd The rest IN fne state Of
cultivation plenty ~ good fruit; large modern built
house convenient to stores and mills there good land
ing within /; mites Those wishing 10 purchase farm
link could not better themselves For farther particulars
inquire OF JOHN WALKER 81 Ludlow.st CHARLES
SAkER ISL Essex 81 or A. ID. BALDWIN, llo Broad
Js2 Swf
- FARMING LANDS IN yIRGINIA-l5ooo
L scfes of lard In Doddrdge County, Western virgil
MIS- embracing n farms Of 100 To 500 each, on
the waters OF Midi Island River copies Of survey and
field for farm will be furnished the purchasers
These farms ars miles from the County own, and -
from Sisiersvs on the Ohio River. The STATE tnrnPss
and olh-r osds pass through part OF 1os snd To ana
from the Ohio River. 1870,
The sOH IL Of the best quality and adapted to rs,ng
Corn Wheat. Hemp, &c The lanf 10 well numbered ~i,n
walnut oak beech sugar.mape elm Gc IL Il admirably
fitted Tor grazing Several Of ibese farms are IN hgh
state Of cultivation. Tile indsputsbe, prices low and
terms made easy. Apply 10 w CDNHlHDham.,
mViin nanox-I-.L ~ l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16


nFFICk or '.TttE hOPE MUTUAL LIFE
New ork, 18th March, lSa7. go 80
This Institution, incorporated IN lS4o-wh liberal and
perpetual charter and duly ORGANIZED according 70
has business Of Life Insurance on the Mn
tusl principles the net proh.s being dlViord shhuAy
among The insured according 10 e act OF lhcorpoaou
The OF premiums conform with the usage OF Other
similar eonp.nie,or th- convenience Of parties tnsurn
who would prefer 10 pay the premiums hy lnsia mems
Ia eh To their option when the premium exceeds 80 10
In Y monhs, by approved note bearing Interest 81
per cent
The live. OF married men may be insured for the benefit
OF their wives and children that upon nc ceceas- OF
the insured the wife n living not then his chdren
will receive The payable b. The policy, Tree an
clear Of any claim the creditors 81 The deceased.
For the greater security Of parties insuring with ms
company, the Trustees havr provided an indemnity fuud
TO the OF 600 70 ~ LOSES hist may accrue upon
espsl exceeding amour, shall have been realized
from The receipt OF premiums when II viii be no longer
Necessary, and may be Withdrawn.
The following list " the Oheers and Trustees Tor me
ensuing ye&r-yiz;
Nathaniel Weed, Fra Wood, Chsuneey Ayres,
simeon Baldwin Joseph b. Nones, Philip 5. Gsipin,
Dennis Perkins, Roswell Hoyt, WIN. L. Brewer,
John A. Davenport ssm'l X. ssiierlee. James Dimon,
Charles j. Taylor, John W Leeds, Joseph D. wsrren
llex'r Hamilton. A-x'r ". Holly, stephen Provost
James T. Souuer, Wm. Minor. Theo. Davenport.
ALEXANDER n. HOLLY, President
JOHN W. LEEDS Assistant President
JOHN A. DAVENPORT. Vice President
JOSEPH X. MONIES, Aeluary.
ROSWELL HOIT. Secretary.
VIM WELLS, General Agent
Dana, Woodruff 4 Leonard, Esqs. CognsenOrs snd At
torneys OF The Company for New-Yort.
Wm- T. Minor, Es9. Counsellor and Attorney for Siam
ford.
Ezrs Wood, NJ D. and A Cooke Hall. NJ D. Physician,
Medical Examiners and Advisers Of Ihs Company Tor New
YorE
chsupcsy Ayres, NJ D. Physician and Medical Advi,e
for stanford myll eocH
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1Ul.k. UAUkt,s CELEBRATED PERSIAN VI
u clIINEsE POWNrR-M hen 10 nneQuslcd tof w

1uLkS HAukL'S CELEBRATED fe.NstNrs ~
u CHINESE POWDER-Mh ch 10 nneouAed tof sne
nursery, fos resiorny bcsnufyins preserving me
plexion. rendering Tho sAn d-licstely VII s
Ing TOO copoas persehson Travellers and rvsiaeoo Ia
warn cnises vii hissy appreciate his srstsa APPeh'
dsse 10 inc toilet ,,
How much The beauty Of Sylphlke form 10 enhanced
bv elvss snd brsnl complexion ouly known 10 those
mo are suf,rng fom fscckes plmples, bloehes NOR
~ - and other s6guremeDso OF The sam, ocessioned by
X zee u powds deeossled 9Th sweet oanss such as
ny ws- pearl powser &c TOO oI.so @aae ., oss'e =
a. cosmee and yoar mpexion witt be roodsred beau
fy elrsr f-ir and blooming FOR safe % We s9- pro
.'ey ~tfrf IA HAurL PeTfuner and Chemist. Philsd
,,n.,, ,hose s.srsiure the label mons are k-naiae-
ma vboessle ana retail by A. b D. SANDS, Drug
- In v.I,oc corner Of Wtsm.st hDe q resAa BY
H.. I,snsop rs Broad gay, A Arssnll Ivy orosa
way, j. 3. Jseaasmoa <ls Broadway, Newton !si IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

A SIMPLE CURE Tor an Extensive Evil.-Ar. Fas-
hsess PAlentec Soson Adrsters Be had CT MS Pa
tented shn Store I'll faonsL opposite fsrpont Brook
yn- asutsuous ssrts made 70 order ard warranted 10
a. isil In
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BYE AND EAs.
DIR, POWELL. OCULIST, AURIST, &c.


Dol Broadway corner Of Wsro,n-st
A TTENDS EXCLUSIVELY TO Diseases OF the Eye
"A aud Ear. from " 4 O'clock.
STRARisNUs or Squirting, cured IN few minutes
ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted without operation, that
csBnol Be distinguished from the natural.
Or Powell has this day Published popular TREATISE
ON TIE EYE-its imperecCns aud the cure, Win ruics
for the selection Of sgececes Sc To he had at the sg-
thor's and Of Burgess Sringer, Berford Co. W. H.
q aham, c. Sheppard Fowlers Wells, aud Of booh,e-
-rs generally mySi 2peod 2meoW
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
,INHE SUMMER SESSION Of this select school for
young men laos, viii commence on the bret - on
dsv ia MAY Tie terms Including all eXpeDscs for board
md tuition are Is TO $50 per quarteINesl Bloom
held, April n, lS47 s2s 2meOd'l WARREN Holt.
cuvIS BIyruy. George w. HARRIS
BLYTHE n HARRIS.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, No I South sixth-st Philade-
n phia Refer 10 Mr. Joseph TryOu, So BIoad's Peer
De WHIT Fac 80 Nssssu, and Mr Rushrod Birch, % WI
hsmst Newly orb lW avon
4 AOIE-, DtE-- HABiT And ren..e Cutnng
sueht Va three lessons ins fucuon Ia Msdame TIL
he1Ns heb f-eo sysiem OF Dress Cutng VII De gwen
permanently at % Chsmbers-EL few doors east Of
Broadway.
Ladies in easy circumstances well as those engaging
IN the business Of Dress Making, WILL with three hours iu-
srclon be able tic themselves and others with ease
and accuracy.
FOR The purpore Of introducing this method and mskng
II a. popular here as It ha. long been ia Paris and London
the terms extremely low, IS, including all the
expenses. Hours Of instruction from M 10 r. M
Dresses cut without delay, aud warranted to NJ
mxI7 naOdt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

Fmr IN PLYMOUTH MASS WooD'-,A hre
commenced on Tuesday afternoon last, upon Land oi
Ephrsm Enis IL ragged with great Jury Tor TWO Gays
ri Ells. Bsnismin Bourne. William swift and ichsooo
Morton are the principal sufferers The general impress
siou is that the hre was the work OF incendaries'
w. - - Sandwich Observer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

NJoTICE-Au Assessment OF One Dollar upon eaeh o.
lNhe sssesssbe Shares Of the New York and Lake SUI
peor Mining Compsnys SOck has been laid by the rTus
ees OF the Company onehs payable the 25tn day OF
June aud ouehs the Ism day Of August next to
The Vice President thereof at their Office Newsi. New
YORK. BY Order OF the Trustees
Dated May 25, ls47. J. II. HOkDAM, sec'y