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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
cLERoYmEy AND PHYSICIANS.


As WILL As rPorsasos or oTHERs PARTS or THs
United sste, continually sending certificates and IN
form1g Of benefits derived from Dr. Townsond' sasa
GA TowSsIsp-sir Some lime since you requesedmy
opinion Of virtues Of Compound syrup OF sarss
psra am row prepared 10 give have used II 10 my
prsctice and prescribed for the last few months and
must rive my decided preference over anything OF ths
Kind with which am acquainted, botn a. 70 ~ heu'a
virtues and ne reasonable price g. which you sell H. In
scroful0us affections, cutsneOus erdpuOns geperay oy
pc psia auon cosvs habits, and liver complaints
am much pleased with its effects In these complaints or
sny ohsr where scrOlls is indicated can with conh
dence recommend TO the patronage OF the profession A.
A valuable suxiary for removing disease In some OF Us
mos. roublesome FORMS and to al as ssie and vsusble
medicine BENIN. WEEKS, NJ ID.
erookivn. Nov. 2l. 1886
Ds Toyys,rSp-Dear Sir! Having for some time past
been siict-d viii pulmonary affection on my ungs ana
continual pain IL side owiag 70 evening exposure
crease wS much die1y q breathing Other alarm
ing symptoms. was sdvised by clergyman nieoa %
aner taxing Two or three bottles found myself relieved
by appetite has been restored lind myself mueh
err AID hope very soon 10 resume my usual dutes
been 90 greatly benefited by your excellent medicine ieei
duiy 10 make the facts for the benefit OF Others
who may be sborng under the same cicGe' 'aaii nave
Nov. 7a' lei6. Staten Island
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
HyAn THE FOLLOWING and doubt II you can, that con.
cannot be This s only OF the several
hundred cases that Townsends sarsapsrls has cured
Da. TowSsgSD-Dear SIR was taken, Little over
year ago. with severe cough and pam u my soc a. ~
creased on me very fast indeed was pronounced by
phv TO have the quick consumption raised lsrge
Quantities Of bad matter, had night swesis ana 'hNh
very fast my doctor said ne could do nothing ior me-
went into the hospital in hope OF being benefited pal ws'
pronounced there As incurabe was NOV greatly osess
ID AZ me lungs and could hardly breathe soon became
emAcated and expected 10 die confined TO my bed
and was obliged to have Watchers lrdeed cannon gN9
Won any description lhst would do justice to my case
WA supposed by my friends to be past recovery mao
tried great number Of remedies, and s seemed 70 Dc 20
formed by your medicine, and TO tell you the tuh sus
eced there was some humbug In them. But was IN.
dnced 10 try IL; did so and very thankful did
cannot say that entirely ell but 40 far recovered
AZ 10 bs about my business and hope TO 10 entirely well IN
fsvy weeks Ny cough and PAIN In Tho side. and might
swests have len me- and raise but very little, and am fast
gaining my usas strength. felt it duty 10 give you
ststemeut Of nv case. TO publish you please.
PETER Brown II LiItle-sL Brooklyn.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In bark Como from Bristol. Eng-Rsv @ Davis, w
|, Chapman. G Warde, Harrison. snd l62 in s,esrsge
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"a TO NURSERY MIN, Gardeners, ac.-Ths "a
dersgned has about 25 acres Of land. situate within
-half mile Of the village Of Peekskil In every e.
specI well adapted for Nursery, fruit OF oil knis
and especially for grapes and for vegetable garden 40
establishment Of this Kind Is much wanted 10 the neghoof
hood and may be rendered very profitable On The pre-
misses Is good new dwelling house, with other buldiegs
The premises will be sold reasonable terms rented
for term OF years. the undersigned will make afsf
contract with experienced Nurserymsn end Gardener
take the premises on shares, &c For particular, en-
quire Of George p Nelson, No Wall street, or Of the
subscriber, 10 PeskskiIL ,
myl3 Wv WILLIAM NELsON
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MEMORANDA.

Br ships Cushlsmachree, and Emperor. Europe Re.
public Brazos, Bark Isabel Cork. Brig Matilda, Cork,
and others
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VI src "a are rot on fashionable ornsmeus 10 the way
fhnilure but heir numerous render them invalua
bic both Winter AMI Summer Taey admit al me ar ana
I'm ven.ts he room and render II healthy and agree.
a5 They AFFORD persons within he room fu We" OF
me and prevent those outside from seeing mo as
room They are extremely Ornamental They Keep OUT
ae muscuiloes and other nsecs By having these Binds
pe.ous not ouy avoid ,he Of these Insects OF
ave tseir furniture from being soied ~ then as vel Is
the expense Of repairing sno cleenins hey also oy az
miunz the light and prevent The paint from becoming
W. anufscius Tits article order Of any size or CURE
either Tor windows doors sumner oiowe Or ire screens
and 10 msgn tceni styles LIE ".
5tsTukTh once ~ brcckct-st
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farms for Sale.
~ FARM FOR sALE-oen.i..ipg o. c sixty &c, &C.

"a FARM FOR sALE-o9nsi.Iips o. c .lmy sssss,
10 belonging 10 the estate Of tie lsts VspL 1sepn
~A- GrilFhs deceased situated near Williams BRYCE,
ster Co N. ", and within tea minutes "aA a
the Railroad. Tue location not surpassed ~ shy ~ sh
county urrounde cd on all sides by coed ROADS, snd so
oning the counry OF Capt Spencer and lanes Aaes
Esq The land IL In first rae condnoni me 1913 wet
divided with stone fence and above six seres OF superior
wood lsnd and the whole well wa1ersd The barn ana
out.houses are in good order. TIL. dwelieg'house
every respect, a comfortable dwelling.
There is on The premises good applcbcsnng o'chafos
consisting OF over four hundred yong and hriy uees
be.isa osar peach and cherry trees Any person wish
ing retired country seat possessing facilities Of coming
TO and from the city, pleasure by railroad few such op
poriuuilies Offer part OF the purchase money can re
main on bond and mortgage al SIX per cent For TURNER
particulars enquire Of ...,.,,,, -. -.
JOHN ALLEN, II Vsndsrwaterst
mvIs 2xs MRS GRIRFITHs on The pEeInlses.
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publir Con1A anffs, &r.

sr- AMORNISG LINE al seven oeoa.
EEss5tsszSS For Albany and Troy, sad in.srme.
diale landing -Breakfast and dirp sn On
BsfcIay-.L on MoDdsys, wsdnesdsys and Fhd'''
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt n. L. Kellogg, .lA
leave tho steamboat pier foot Of BsrclaysL IessaH,
Thursday and Saturday hsfpa1e O'clock reufnins'a
EvENiSo LINE-Taeogeg pnEcr.
the morning trsn q cars from Troy Buffalo. and
oG TSs :s @n E spP c.p Tuesday
T6u'sdsy and saturday; ~ nosa.v vsso..a.y
For pas.sss or freight spply board The boat, or,oF
B. HALL, 1.-The othce on the wharf. mE
ssaEyz oPpo.feiaa so. eros fSs R R ssd :
terrnediate places. Fare 5oeents. BfesAf'''
and dinner on board. ..
TIE new and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS.
Ssgt A. pssrSo Tgs:d:ss T.ussyt 'sd ksiSS Sc:
the pier foos OF Wauen-sl touching Hammond a. pier
to For passage or f SES ss i Hs3ssSs so:ts s:
lg5 Wsnen-st corner OF Westa
~ All persons are forbid trusting the above ooss 20
account Of he owners.
SPAssAGE REDUCgD.-YofI I0sly.
.aees1The last and elsssnt steamer Rlr
y Va o wsKLs Ss. SsSSg ss I'D
day evenings ~ O'Clock p. N. The Rip Van 49, 49,
IL ltted perlOr and mas no conprcloo
other boat me river. This boat will arrive o.nJ
ample time for lke Eastern and Western cars. Al penso'
are forbid trusting any one account OF ihi bos
swritten order from the Captain or gents fdnSsot
q GEo s''rss sf FRI e board or the ONCE 90 ne
Dr. AAFTERNOONL LINZ, DAlLr,y.s
E1sa3srz7s New sufzh and Fishkill Iandaaf " ca1
cortlsnds (Peessknr n wss r pnvS FL III
Spring and Cornwall The steamer 10 =, ~ LII
Capt ssnl Johnson, will leave no pier 100, OF
for the above places every afternoon tsunesys
commencing April 10 a. Se1oS Co.. s.ss.s.
AID freight of every description bank ois 90 specie pa
on board Of his boat be Al The risk OF The own ne
or unless entered the book OF me boat or o
-n-SOPPOsITION LINN. P. VbEan
EA4-Hl co. So Wsst.sI and 100 so1iast-0ss
ersl Passage ofcs for Albany, Toy Uree
oswe,o Rochester Buffalo, Ene. Cleveland. Toledo ps
Iro Racine, Milwauke, Chicago PhiisdepaA' ss ~
more Pitlsbargh. Cincinnati Louisville, st. Louis. and -
lhsr Western staLes, add tGe Csnsdss, Ct he iow~
sles.
| BINGHAM's LINE.
I l. RATES FOB WEIGHT from rhhsss
phia TO Pittsburgh Dry goods " ~ -
100 lbs; domestic bales IS cs per 10y -,
hardware ard groceries 10 cts. per leo lbs queepss.
,5 10 End 99pps IL 'sss Sc g.. per To- co.
my4 sm WIN TYSON. ~ W -.
~T-S EXCUkrIONs-Ths steam bo.l ~ ~
Gam can Dc hired 70, Ss.1. s usou cpd
| ea,isu TO the Captain on hoard. myn
PARKER's
COFFEE HOUSE,
No % Dxr-'r y.osSssL' or '0As as sm.isss
ALUM-lso barrels crude Alum 100 DO groa % "a a.
mysiw esl--e -
| BLEACHING POWDER-loo casas ven sap~"
DQa.iiy, nov lsnaing and e, sale y au,uossua
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oHINA, GLASS AND EARrHEN WARE.

AWNINGS AWNIN1S
r,prScH VrSETIaN AND PLAIN AWNINGS made
n, Sf WORKMAN BELL.
I7s wsss-sL corner Of Warren, y.
y D Dsu't tsrsst Ne ranssA ~ On
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Gfbools.
SCHOOL ron YOUNG LADIES


a rg rats arrsngereuis 10 receive limited nHmo ~
puulIs az boarl-rs. wish 20 snnounce tef lnrltO- -
ihsir fri-nd. and The public Tbs si.uauou OF lnelI -
,sisenee l. airy snd delightful, and they are prepared 70
Er -verv Advantage Afforded BY ely schools 10 pAeh'
- desire ID place thsir children IN ne country. -
Crru'ars nav be rad o. Nr A. Foignel ~ bro1ecsI'
s-d al Deiuc Co.'s. sst BroadEay, AM rAk nov
M.i1 q. Flushing, l. J. hrsI house a0Vse ~
Church -! ~ -
PRIVATE CLASS IN FRENCH.
nROF BAs-ET has removed % 80 bn0ad wy, eorLeI
81 Fssnklrst Were he will bs pleased 10 receive -
puuis on he ia mt ard $50 form new class u FIeneh
Fs' A suitable room to lei for sn srtist my6 w
D0SRpTNI. SCHOOL IN THB COUNTY,
ID e.ssuty situated Canterbury near Corr a. La1
ing Gage Co on tie North yer, cay u AoSS'' y
,trsnbo.ts which rly daily 10 ard from ne city
TEENs-S25 per QIsrler payable 10 adVerSe, 9I oOsu
and Tuition 10 all the branches " hofougn Enksu
cation. Music ard Drawing extra CHARGES. ChNoien "
al ages from fve years and upward received .,
RITEsEScEs -Rev. : Sessury, D. D. Hudsonsti n
Ro~utrse cor Chatham and Chambers SIS; CAaa Mses.
ley lls HHd.on-sti 2 Erbree, lf B0wery myll Wv
DOARDING sCHOOL-lrving Institute, Tarry
ID lcwn, " Y.-The summer Tern OF ave monlhs WI!
ope1 on Monday 81 O May Several vacancies exist
Applications may be made % The principal ~ Iarryio"n
or len with ClsTk Austin, rs Broadway, where cfcu'
lars containing fall Information can be obtsi ed
Refere.cel-Hon Washington lrving Tsrrytown
Hon Cuban c. Verplanck, New-YoTk Cry,
'I m5 II 30 ~ u W P LYON. A NJ. Principal
/ NIE-SR- HUBS & CLARKE have removed
vi thr school 10 The corner OF Fourth and AcDougA SIS
On Wssnns ton-scusre The scho0lrouus, tnrniie and
instruction provided been designed Or higA Greer
Of education 10 al The departments OF juvenile ana a.-
learning The location Is central and pleasant ard easy
OF access from ell parts Of The cily The school toN
opeu Tor the visitation OF s friends and nose who desire
| plsce FOR the education Of their soas myS IN
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RHyUmArIsY Ap TIE PILES.


D. TowS,Exo-Dear SIR Ny wife has been for sever
Al wears afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried many
different remedies obtain some relief oc al u 10 puf
pose SIZE was finally induced, by seeing your advefss'
nen 10 give your Ssrsapanlss tnsL We procured soe
OF fom your agent (Mr Van Buskhk) and II gives ne
pleasure that atsr using II sae experiences gea
also together with IL my employ badly troubled
with piles and by using small quantity Of your sarsaPa-
ris our complaint comp eteiy cured. consider II
one Of The OF medicines ard VOC evse AZ vi are
afflicted 70 give Il q uisL oAhRlL DAhhAo h $500
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snrinn ono summrr gleoirins.


pa. ToENsEHD's sARsAPARILLA.
The MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN EHE
WORLD.
Hls EXTRACT :, yui Up n quart bs''; his ~ f'ei
j cL,n1>r. p.rss.rIer, and vsrrAnied sipcnof 70 AJ
.ot II re. ri.sases without rozrfzE, FrFgrg ficfe''
tar or 5,bt.-frrg The PAT -nt 49,,
RE yresf b~aasy snf Tlpcdoriy Ct .ais ssrsspsril,
o~er iii Other r--ii-s is Wte era1Scat-s disease, II
lIvigora.ss TIE body.
IT HAS PERFORMED
BoEE raax 1900 cuEts Tns TEAh-
900 cuKrs ~ RaErNA1ss,
1. 600 cuELs o. DTsfEFslA,
$500 cuEIs or GESLEAL DEsLIrT, snd want oil
EorgDrs Energy.
5000 PE2iI.g COMPLAINTS AID ovSs,
1000 cuEEs o. DIsEssss - -,
% lie 3 HOOD VIZ: Ii--rs, scrofllA- kEyhpeth, 50
lh-un Ptr e. OF the face &c &c to2etnef Win nl>r'
ogs eAes u Cors1n yton Liver Complaint, PnA Ahec
tons kc- Ths. aware uus1 sPpcN u1cIrl, 70,
bat letters from physclans knd cur Asrns
al part. Of the United Sass Informing % q eItrsoron
sry Van B1GsiS, ESQ ole Of W most rr.peess
10 Newark New Jerr-y, nf0rrs us tnsi D.
can refer 10 ore than hundred ard any eAscs 70 lss
place Aons There are thousands ofeases IN he Ciiy Of
EsVYoII, which ye viii refer 70 Nlsn psraS-ls snd v
ren OF character well krOwr.
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TIUE INITIAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Com
Il psry-OGce n NsltsL-This institution IS "As''' s'
ed by the following pecaisriues - ,,,.,n
ls. When the premium over $50 annually, one ,oaIn
NAV be paid in cssh. and three iouths In secured nVo
Al II months, bearing six per cent interest," or "sy 10
paid haifyearly, quarterly or moniniy. o.. - -, ~
premium cash, and those taking policies iot
periods aud paying 50 per cent In casn may give N.Y.
aiyduaI notes for the balances Satisfactory to me on
cers -,t.t.a H.,
The bu since. OF the Company hiss been unpsrseed oe-
ln he time OF It's existence To the LIST OF January 1851
IN mon hs SO7 policies had been issued and aef psyny
an lo.se. and expenses there remained net capis OF
pesrIy sOOo0 Statements OF the business and al oher
nsn. Of he Company may be hsd by applying stthe othse
81 the Company II Wsl-sL New-fork-
- DIRECTORS.
cath Low JohnA. Underwood Thos. h seguf,
Mr., A r. Pentz, WIN. H. Mott Edw Anthony,
uen-g M-FarIsn RobI l. Paterson, Wm. NJ. Simpson,
cbas \ Mack net Andrew elling Lewis G. Grover
ROBr. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
ia. STEWART, H. D. Medical Examiner, at the once
daily from 10 O'clock
VALENTINE MOTr, NJ. d.
JAS Vas RENSSELAER,, NJ. ID. ,..,
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~ LADIES COLD WATCHk, Of superior
~ ooshy f,r sac reduced prices, sIt.e old sIsnd
s&.SEL mpli7w. stML D. ROCKWELL.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS are row Manufacturing q,
their exsIsive WORKS 81 And rs WsLer-sl aud
very superior scs Of Lead Pipe which hey fsel assured
will give better sausfacdon than any yet offered an
American public AL sizes and weights Of Sheet Lead
constantly on hand THOMAS, OTIS, LIZ ROY co.
nyl7 In Bl And &e Wsey-sl
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IrNIrEn STATES OTYIcER

CAPT O. W. McIean, member OF the Ne~-Jersey Legs
laure late Of he United stses Navy, hss kindly ten "a
the following certihcAle. IL tells iis oT5 story: - -
49, RsHvaY Jan. IS, 1871.
A wear since / taken with The ussu7isa so ny
whole system lef Ii dsbistet stste Was induced 70
try Dr. Io1usencs SaTaJara, and sfer taxing I've OF
three bo 2. very m1ch relieved end attributed u
errelv 10 the said SsrsspRila have conLnu-d lAAihs
II, AID find nat improve every day believe u saV-a
nv Re- srd would rot be without Il under any con.cers
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THE EDITOR

JOIN JacAson. ESQ. Editor Of ne RAILWAY Repunlesn
nbsed be above certificate snl remarks IL az editorial
follows; ., -, G..
The success OF DR.. Tovnseud'f preparation OF sarsa
naa appears 10 be OF he extrsordinsry cnarhcer
Ne 90 bsh today certificates IN II. hshA one rom
Can't Mclean Of This town. and one from Rev MI " hie
OF Staten Island, gentleman well known In kAhwsy-
Cant McLesn believes bs medicine 10 have save his lie
and Mr White seems to entertain an equally strong con
6dence IN i efcScy. Intelligent men Ike iness wo1lo
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COM

NEW-YORk AND ERIE RAILhOAD CUn-
lNPANY.-Tne Stockholders Of The Newly ORR ard Efls
Railroad Company hereby nouhed that az insame'
OF Ten Dollars per share al shares % wnen we pay
meps heretofore sde do exceed thlriytSe doafs
n reoured 70 Be paid the ocs OF The Company NO. 10
Wal on or before The frst day Of June next By order
Of the Directors, MAI nANiEb NAhohi SoSy'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. residing At or FEAR Eewburgh
posslf ~. myl i'm
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rHRFE CHlLDREN.

Dc. TowSsExD-Dear SIR have the pleasure 10 In
form YOU that three Of my children have been cured Of he
scrofala be The Of your excellent medlcine Iney
onl, four boulss took them away FOR which ieel my
self und er deep obligation. Yours resPecray,
WI ISAAC w GRAIN, l06 Wooster-st
rcrr NRrrh Ig.7.
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I AMPS. LAMPS. Cnssper than sy=r;-Al hose 10
IL Of cheap and brilliant light viii 90 well 10 call
on the subscriber where VIII be found fun assortment
OF amps comprising Dorc solar and gIooe lamps globes,
chasys and ampweks q ell kinds, ezmphene and spirit
x.s spem znd whale OIL cone lanterns, Al OF which VIII
be sold Al me lowest casn prices.
% ina ) MICHEL. Caiherine-st
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~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of tho
L County Of New-York, Notice hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against Amanda A. Engle late Of the
City Of York deceased 10 present the sane with The
vouchers thereof the subscribers at tho Office OF q.
Ransom No. 70 Nassausn In tho Cily OF York, 90
or before the 10Th day Of July nexLDsIed NewYok, The
9th day Of January, lea. .
,,,.vsn w yoaH R 9sI1MSSsp Executors
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rhi. Certificate was handed into Dr. Townsends Office
bi. week and concasgey prove that his Sersspsra he'
perfec, control over the uOst obstinate diseases OF me
blood. Three persons cured 10 one mouse Is unPfeos
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ARoAD COMPANY-The annual election for Direct
or, of as Company viii ts he'd Al heir Office In he City
- Ab.ny 90 lie second Wednesday oh day OF June
II O'Clock a. neon Of that day The poll will con-
ou- op-n one hour The transfer book will De closed
b soar Of MAY and c0ntnre closed qnt the 10 Of June.
sbapy May lsf7. By order OF the Board OF Directors.
.-t5 "A 2 FOSTER Jr secsy.
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IN PURSUANCE Of sn order G. mo Surrogate Of tho
1County VI NewYork. notice hereby given to all per-
sous havi1g against GsiI Van Den Bersh late u
The City OF Eew-Yo carpenter deceased 10 present the
same with the vouchers thereof 70 the subsc bes at their
ofce No % FulloE-slree In The City Of NewYork, on
or before The J0Ih day Of October nexLDsted NewYok
he 18th day Of April, 1917.
SAMUEL p : VAN A D gFD B8EERoH. Executors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14
Family Boarding school.

MIR. & MRS. CLARK propose opening
Nl School for young Ladies at their residence
one mile south Of Ottawa, 10 commences on the
first Monday Of May next.
The location is pleasant, and healthy, uniting
whatever may be desirable in the quie, OF the
country with the advantages to be desired from
the society Of the town.
Knowing that there are many parents ia the
county who have not the opportunity OF educa.
ting their children nj home, we take this method
Of saying 10 such parents, that we will take a
limited number Of pupils into our own family,
and will endeavor as far ns possible, to improve
their intellectual and moral character. We shal II
endeavor so to diversity and arrange our system
uf instruction that our scholars many not be.
come weary, and yet be advanced as rapidly as
possible in their studies. Ftom our owl sdvan.
,ages Of education and experience in teaching
we trust we shah DO able to adopt course Of
instruction and discipline which viii insure a
progress pleasing to every parent.
Scholars sent to US from abroad will BE- a. all
times under our wa,chful care, and he treated in
every respec. like members OF our own family.
The price Of tuition will vary from 50 to SIS
per quarter. according to the age and attainment
of,he pupils. Board 81 per week. Board and
washing 81, rs. SO
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SelC.DeGence.

Y consequences Of an unjust aud unwarran,ed
Il opposition, vain boasting, false pretensions,
and malicious misrepresentation, DR.. Il. d.
WIsr takes this opportunity publicly to al.
naunce TO the citizens Of Indian Greek, that be
has pursued regular course Of medical study
(false assertions Of designing individuals to the
contrary notwithstanding attended two full
courses Of medical lectures, att tended CHI emical
lectures at the college of Physicians and Sur.
geons, N. York, aud at the New York Medical
University, and attended hospital practice OF the
New York Hospilsl--aIl OF which he has ere.
dentials to prove, and will present the proof to
any one who will take the trouble to call. lie
has also spent one summer as assistant PLY scian
in one of the medical institutions in the city OF
Boston, and boldly asserts without fear Of sue.
cessful contradiction, or contradiction al oil in
truth, that during residence and practice oil
about eighteen months at Munson, (fndi an
Creek) he has lost but one patient and that O
little child, after lingering illness of IL days
during which time, bestowing assiJuous care
and unweaued pans, as a great anxiety was fell
for the little interesting sufferer, after exhaustns
all his resources Of knowledge and skill and call.
ing 10 his aid a cOun>eiling Physician. all proved
unavailing. Acknowledging the patronage and
favors of his friends, DR. West tenders his best
services as practical Physician and Surgeon Ia
the citizens Of Indian Creek and vicinity, on re.
juced terms. For ordinary visits within mile,
fifty cents; over ] miles and not more than
one dollar; over L. in the same ratio; presc ripl,on
for ague and fever, twenty-five cents. %
MuSsoN, April 30it, lS47.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14
james Hair I0nic.-We know DR.

Joyne's Hair Ionic.-We knoW Dr.
Quigey personally, and there is no man in the
country whose opinion is entitled to more re.
spcct. He is on all subjects honest and sincere,
aud his high character as a Ply stefan can be at.
tested by the first medical men in the city,
Phiiad. Sun.
Shepherds Town, Va, Oct. 10, 1913
Dear Sir-You inquire Of me whether have
used your Hair Tonic, and with what effect
Several years ago my hair began to fail rapid.
ly from the scalp, and had the prospec, Of pre-
mature badness, At length friend recon-
mended your Hair Tonic. | used three or four
bottles, according to the printed directions, and
at the end Of six months, my hair was thick set,
AMI since, lis tendency TO turn gray was arrest
cd.
have never before given q certificate recon-
ding patent medicines, which, indlscrimnalcly
used, as they often are. do much injury; but in
a case like the present, where | know the article
II be beneficial. aud that it can do no harm,
have no scruples in stating facts within my own
knowledge. Yours. &C.,
JOHN QUlGLEY, NJ. d.
Dr. ID. jayne, Philadelphia.
For sale by G L Walker, Ottawa. Al