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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
Law NOTICE.
Com nsiSsiOncr's Sale Of

Com ia issiOncr's Sale Of
LNNd and .regrOeS
PURSUANT to decree of the circuit superior court
i Of law and chanccry. for the county OF Amherst
pronounced the 2nd day Of April. lSf ina suit IN
which Mary j. Waugh and William Armstead are
plaintiffs. against Thomas r. Waugh John Crawford,
William Edison and James Gillian, defendants the
undersigned commissioners, appointed by said decreewil
proceed at Waughs Ferry, in said coun,y ofAmhers on
the 9TH day Of June next to sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash, the following Slaves viz
William, Nelson, George Silrey and addison.
And the time and place. shall sell, To the
highest bidder. the interest Of the said Thomas h.
Waugh in the Real Estate OF his father. James Waugh,
dec d., which real estate is situated in several
a0A TRACTS OF LAND, <A
i'%S s"s air, i" . a'Set s'1 !" ,l of
- county Of Bedford. more -
particular description will be given the day Of sale
The Land will be sold for cash enough to deiray the
expenses of sale and for the residue, credits of o. IL
and Is months, to be secured by bond with satisfactory
personal security, and the title to be withheld until the
purchase money Is paid.
We shall the same time and place. sell for cash
the interest of the said Thomas f.. Waugh in the dover
Slaves held by his mother the said Mary J. Waugh, n
description Of which will be exhibited the day OF
sale.
II the said 7h day June next shall not be fair
shall postpone the above sale until the next day. the 9Th
of June, lS47, when it will be made.
The decree under which we act requires all persons
who NAV have possession Of any of the said Slaves, vii
am Nelson George Silvey or Addison. to deliver them
up for sale when demanded, and we hereby inform
them that we shall send agent to receive them few
days before the sale.
ROBERT NJ BROWN, I Commits
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr 5 sioners
Amherst c. H. May 6-7Je
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Killed. Wounded. Killed. Wounded

'One private missing =...5Fs5 - .55s##f
headquarters of the .army. .,alapa. April, Is47.
II. l.. SCOTT, A. A. A. &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

TO THE LADIES.
BELL. RUCkER g. Co,
DEALERS IN LADIES SHOES.
II I'D AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS.
IN a. thick solcd do
" "a Buskins,
Bronze Slippers,
Light col'd do
Black English lasting half Caters,
Colored do do do
Black Erensb do do
Courcd do do do
French Linen (colored) Caters,
Colored Silk do
Ch'ldren's Caters, Slippers aud Walking Shoes,
black aud coorcd
The attention Of the Ladies' is respectfully called 10
the above list OF Shoes They will find by calling an
assortment Of Shoes well worthy examination
April l9--s b. Il. & Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
.NEJY C.4RRL4GE F.aCTORY.

THE subscriber respectfully
informs the public, that he has
commenced the Carriage Bust
ness. at the corner of fourth street
and sixth allev, a short distance
west Of the Powhatan House.
In addition To his present stock
he will in a short time, have fin
ished. BAROUCUES. BRIS-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

The following general order reats to the plan Of OPP
ero'ions Of the army and shows that great severity Of
punishment will c melted out 10 those who commit any
outragvs unoiending citizens
GENERAL. ORDERS--No. I2s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
VOL. VII. NO. 1917.

course, they look 70 the substantial Improvement
the People as the great object and feel an interest
IN political operations OILY far as they aid r re-
tard this great noble and substantial end
You will find, If discern Alright the question of
diet the next which will interest the moral public.
Food is already national ell as personal care
and the cessation Of animal diet is DO longer cor.
templated as metaphysical within, but As phv.
seal purihcatlOn and a moral advancement. Pub
nc opinion Is much changed since this establish
ment was commenced. Men no longer hesllating.
ly confess they are abstainers from flesh and slim
aients, and 1t is possible, indeed, ia a short time
the shoe may pinch the other foot Certain it IS
that 50 many ages OF jollity aud sensual delight
that mankind have INDUCED ia have failed to re-
deem them from their slavery Of mind Of society,
and OF body. The bulk Of Us are still subjugated
by power, by custom, or by last. /, not surpris
ing that men are disposed 10 try new plan Bac-
chanal songs, though sung BY Anscreon himself
cannot really humanize Civic ieasts and patriotic
festivals serve but to drive the iron deeper bind
the chains faster. 1t is nov perceived by many
that abstinence from flesh diet Is not mauksh ca
price. hypOcbOndrisc within. nor a miserable ps-
sinOny. bar is the Of justice chastity, purity
tenderness. humanity and Love in which holy
union remain. dear friend, thine most affection
tonatcly, CHARLEs LAsE.
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Progress In England Letter from Charles Lane
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


Atcorr RousK Hem Surrey. Aug 10. ls41.
t. HoRAcE GREELEY-Dedr Frcad: The recent
general election for Members Of Parliament has
been one of the calmost which the nation has per
bans ever witnessed. There have been rivalries
and contentious, but very little OF that extreme
party zeal and furious war which signalIzed former
times Our lightly esteemed Reform bul has al
last made us more gentle. One days election bu
siness is not SO impure as fifteen days continual
fessting, drunkenness. and bribery. For indeed,
the serenity Of the proceeding is not altogether
owing To the disregard OF the people for political al
fairs Parliaments are almost worn out. They are
a little superior To civic corporations IN financial
power but scarcely more morally influential The
city corporations see to the lighting and sweeping
the streets, hiring the constables and such use.
ial officers IN dong which as much )oobinS ana
corruption take place as the rate pay ers choose 10
not prevent The Parliament looks 10 tue longer
ste.ts, called railroads, and the national rate
called taxes into which they Introduce as much
corruption AS the nation will have. Between pc
hce And political measures there is not much diff
terence The iormer is the local the latter the ma
tionsl deluslon Men will never learn 10 he selt
governed, OF conscience governed, 80 long as they
are constable governed aud hangma an soys rnsd
Now the people oil this country are coming into mi.
perception gradually They are willing 10 lat the
Psrlisment die out for they begin To perceive that
the means OF happiness are more within their own
control than they once supposed, though they are
sll conscious that Gov ernments are potent enough
Tor evil. Tor corruption, for misery
George Thompson has been chosen Tor one OF
the London Districts in n manner most creditable
10 the electors and by large majority over sGov.
eminent official He is not elected on personal
grounds 80 much as for the cause he represents
He Is perhaps the fairest representative returned
true index, and no conduct OF his can diminish
the moral force In the choice. Mr. w. j FOX the
free Unitarian preacher, is also elected both
these have worked their way from the humoles'
positions IN life 20 widespread renown, by the
force Of their talents which great, aud OF their
moral iaithialness which woaid never question
but they Yet do not the necessity Tor personal
practical purity.
IL has been remarked OF the French, or rather oil
the Psrisians, that in whatever revolutions, wars,
or other troubles they may have been at any time
engaged. the Opera house is equally well attended.
No disaster stops The violin or brings the dancer 10
stsgnaton. or sverts the connosseGrs ear and eye.
so II seems, in . higher sphere, the attention OF
progressive minds Is not averted or diverted by
political vicissitudes, bat, steadily pursuing their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
From the Rio Crandc.

TIE u s. transport schooner Maria Thomas, Capt.
Knox, arrived yesterday from the mouth Of the Rio
Grande whence she sailed the 20;h nst she brought
no letters or papers.
The propeller Ashland also arrived yesterday having
fslled before the Fsrry. she broughts mail
From private letter with which ara favored by
Capt Hsnbury, Of the ttssmer Monmou,h-ior which
he will accept thsnks-ws sxtrsct the following
shipping Intelligence from The Brszos
Augusf l7.-Schr AVhg. loading for Vera Cruz schr
Ripple from Newi0rk. lfth. dIscsTgng scLr Friends,
from Newl 18th dischargug .chr Colonel Yell from
PHI adepiia 18Th. discharcng. schr Panama. from New
Orleans 10th, dIschargnr steamer Ogden, arrived
here i6lh, from NewOrle.ns, via Galveston; schr J.
Ncw-OTleaus 10Th.
There nothing At the Brszos and but very
little sickness OF any kind We have letter from s
write correspondent which annex. from Mirr. We
should premise that the Io.r written before II w-s
known hst the ii.s Of advances by General Taylor
column had been abandoned We give the letter, never
thesss for the ne@s II contains and Tho spr, II eylnee,
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AIS. R1ILkY Will reopen nor InsdVasios fo'
RnARpING AND DAY PUPILS

nm Tu-.asy ,ne "a n Of Scptembsr PsrcSs arc fsquoeed
10 "a their dsu puncusiy ss Tho essses os no
D,psrln-nis are under The direction OF h'shsy COM
pet-ul geuemsa who hiss had sfest eHpofcncs 10 ms
n.uscson VI young lsd~s assisted BY eminent aeh-fs
Ia snj other departments Tbe disephn~' nsune'
,-n,c and accom- p.h-d education whis Tho anos' csrs
k 81 nculcst- kind and aDsbe msnnsfs, snd 10 pro
mote superior literary sttsiomcots Toe school and No
cus Too rooms Furnished with Cbsus, Msps. 0boss en-
excellent philosophical Appsrsas with dissrnsy ~ sns
studies OF Astronomy ard 0somssry The best Instructors
ar, employed for Tho rf.och language which taught
daily to ali the cssses Terms ss farther psucnss msy
be tsinsd by application To MIRA BAILEY hes
residence. 10 Csaffoplsco, Bi~ockefsL suHM ssss
CLAs-iCA!:,. FRENCH AND kNGLism
" SCHOOL -wM W. LEooErT VII reopen ms
school { Boys on Wednesd.y September
Refeyepeeg -Psof Diser o( Columbia College, Dr. n
Clinton l.. w KIP, ESQ Or. r. W. McCresdy, 0io-
boos D. s. w. Moore Ph,lo Nils, ESQ
school SOL Broadway, opposits bood" hssacoeS
27J Teuthss soso .-s~ "
NIE-.as. HUBS n CLA1 kk's C's.s'es
IVl Institution rsoeoDs its FINN Acsdsmicsi fe. On
lie accommodation Ws-hiug ton-squsfe. zH vpufh~
Apple Tor adpissn vi pnpis may now De nane.
Circusrs msy bs obtained the Iasiiuuon, of 81 the
bookstore VI N. H. Newman Go. I9s brosh~s sun In
DOAKDiNG AND DAY SCHOOL for Young
ID Lsass On Brooklyn bigbts, VI Prr-Pontst -hs.
LAURA 4. HYDE, edneipsl-Tnis school, VII o. 20.
opencd wilh Increased advantages ou Monday The eh OF
s-p,-mber Crcnl~s msy Do oossiosd 81 shepard Isi
Broadway, AMI 81 tho school su,s eDo'.
MRS. LA TOURRETTE,s SCHOOL fot Young
- NonS.y esntemf<r6 s2iw.
MISS y. ID. PRIESTS SCHOOL, ~ Dosin,ss'
WI viii reopen on Tuesday sePtemoer y Nv
II p. .JENk - SCHOOL FOR boys val re
Ii. open on Monday, Sept. 5, sf BIZ Broadway. hu
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Correspondence Of the Picsyuue.


MIR August ,. lclI.
GEsTLEMES Yesterday a party Of gentlemen
arrived here from Monterey and bring the Intelligence
that the 30th of las, month the express mail with An
going from here to Monterey. was fired on by
guerris party beyond the Papsgsos. and Lieutenant
IN command OF tho escort killed (Lieuteosni OF
Capt Reeds Company Of Texas hangers) but the mail
escaped.
on the next day two wagons and forty eigh, mules
(ths mules loaded with mcrchandse) attacked two
miles this side OF Psp-galos The mules and one wagon
captured one aud the driver OF one Of the wagons
killed The wagon that WAS taken, am told. contained
the kit OF "a couple OF French gentlemen who
going up take the bust OF Gen Taylor. All the ma
terlal captured, and they only escaped with their
lives.
few days aisr sm told the following 10 be
the door of house In China
GUSTS MADE HERE.
The propnetors recently on Bust and busted up
q whole group Popegaos This placed them IN pos
csson Of fresh stock aud latest fashions from Paris All
orders thankfully received, promptly attended TO- neatly
"The unfinished mouth and OF Gen Taylor compose
part ~ our present stock
GONZALES CARAvAHALL Co"
The,e are merry thieves. are they mott Ho~ever'
there IL one thing kpow-f they have got the mouth
AID of Gen Taylor, there 10 Mexican can ever
make finish oi him. They can keep what tbey have
got but no has got his eye some of them from the
way he turns his head toward San Luis Potosi.
The prospects here briehtens ss August canks on
apsce The other day saw ths o ID General look over
in direction OF San Luis and then he cast bis eyes on
the star Spsngled Banner floating Desr him. thought
this was OinlnOus hud uHccuy hltcrWhd an Oiort
was issued Qaartermastsr hurry up the ammu
milton from Camargo leame right down here. and am
scrubbiDg up my old shot gun and II get III clean
by the irst of next month think will Tho
fdins.
Men and officers improving rapidly under their
discipline In camp There are many ON the sck report
but understand il 10 not considered that their diseases
are from the effects OF this climate.
Gen. LsDs has again made his appearance among ua
and looks ready for action He thiok will report
at once, In person, 10 Gen. Taylor.
Unless Gen Scott, mr. Trst and Gen Santa Anna sign
their doc umeuts soop Rough and Ready will make
his mark ON some Of the generals OF this msgnanimous
nation" GOD AND LIBERTY
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NOTICES.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
wLERs & WELLS,
vas,u. I3I Na.snu-sf. n. v.


go Matcr.Cur establishment, ~ bond'h r.
ma syosset Oyster Bay l. l. Dr. SEW, he eriss'
Arrficsu prscsei and aclhor or sirrcui-, receives
c..rpts ~ sboge Those ~ distance may, Oy nndirk
a f.s b- aayas.d for u ueslln-ni 81 home. my5
~ New-York Water-ture Esthbii.hi1ent,
p. Is and ~ Fourte-lth-sL near Unionsquafr, 10 cOa
Quoted by Drs PERSON and MEEkEk, he isi.er Of
whom spent rear Grsef-rburg studying TIE " sier
Cure system. as prActie-d by Pnessulz Anl- I'm
s-,se LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS -
a-fsE FOR FOREIGN PORTS. -6S
~ Letter bags are open a. the orice''~
Of The New-York Tribune or al Foreign foIts iaa al
letters and newspapers deposited IN this once VA always
be- or aried by the very earliest vessels IN: * Yst-
men, : under the special supervision OF J. r. MON In
20 well known many years A. the experienced ana
efcieni Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter pepat
rnenf Of the New-loTk City Post Ofnee-
Bas are now open the reception Of letters and new"
$780,. ion the following places London Liverpool,
i-,v LELAND Hsvrs Marsellles Amsterdam, Bremen.
Haubursh RIO de JAneiro, VALPARAISO bl en9s Aytes'
o-ssos Nexico Panama, s. Thomas, Kingston " an
MAianzas. Hss AnA =, .,, ,,pu
Once open form A NJ tlli ~ I u
TT Letters and Newspapers WI oe received a
H. Foe'N shin Letter once Of The Newly orr Tribune
fof the packet-ship SPLENDID, Capt tra~ioia "hieA
sails tor hAvre the 9Th sept
Also will be received the place Letters -ad
Newspaper for the packet-ship PAIhlt HENRI NaFt
Delano, which sails Tor Liverpool on the Oh >ePt
Also, VAL be received the sAns p,c- Ls,.,is a.,
Newspapers tor the packetship NuhIht " .A-'D'
Cart Gris~old. which sails for London TIE ctn >cft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
BRAIsTEDs' SALOONS,
LATE PEALEs MUSEUM, USi
o. asa BROADWAY. Nf.W-YOkk. III
~ xmbro.iai Tooth ra.te.-rOr els.nsn

~ mbrosfai Tooth faste.-For cleansing Ile
and gains aud con n1ucans a. Agreeable ocVf -
ne b. AmoT0sia f.sie Of ofs AID on rsgr-nI
sr oeutrifric- Being comp undcd Of ssuGs Tn. msLc
,is. "A b.rceD. ms gums and m-Aes them sdhsf- more
s-Iv Ia he t-~n tb-frty ass!sns materially II pr-s-fv
ior l.er from prrus1ar- decay Tbs rss1e .so com
n.. AZ AID drtef seat properties IN N sf
IN In r..,h nd noun In swe-f an1 h-athy cCnci In
Prepared sos GOD BY HENRY JOHNSON .estnst and
Ct.a,erssl so,d 40 =, 10 Fulton s and Cotdingo1s
SO Hudsou-st corner u spring rriee - esoA
AIS lncod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
SCHOOLS.
urNRY.sr. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

q. y stAekt>ho>, An
yT,HIS INSTITUTION. 92 Henryst 10 designed 70 sup
ply the portion Of the city with school where
pupils will be received all and thoroughly fitted
Tor into college for commercial parsuits
The Fall term will commence August 20. Pupils entering
after portion Of tho term h~ elapsed OhGsed cay
for the time they have attended.
Parents who DESTROYS OF finding good school, are
respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves
TO make personal inquiry OF some Of the following gen
temen:
RErEREscEs-N. =. Moore, LID President Columbia
College Prot Anthem, Columbia College; Prof Ron.
wick, do; Taylor Lewis Prot Greek Nowiors univsr
sity Rev John McNickN, ID. Prot Nor Phil Col
Coll. Rev John Knox. d D., Rev. N. J. Maucls, Dds
Rev. Isaac Ferns d d. l67 East Broadway Rev w. r.
EigenbFodt, % Amiiyst Rev c. q sommer. 81 Msdi-
Rev Benz J. Hsishf. DID, Rev. Schroeder.
ID, Rev NJ Forbes, d D.; Rev. Chsres Reynolds |,
Rev Lot Jones' John Oothout, ESQ Pros bsnk Of Nov.
York A d Paterson. Esq Editor Anglo American; Wee
try OF All SAINTS Church, &c. &c 81 1teod.
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NOTICES.

~ Dr. Chri-tto's t;aIvansc Kings. Beits,
Brac eiets md Magnetic fluid.-5uaosersa are re-
sp,ctfuy iaosmed thai Tho only plsc- In Nr~-fors 10
obtain these c.iebfated stcies genuine. 10 at ~ lS1
Broadway. between John-s, and Maiden lane. "a In all
csses OF NERVOUS DISEASES. the efficacy of Cnrisues
gaivsnc ARTICLES 10 truly wonderful and their great eei-
bnty has them he counrrf-d By needy persons
who Offer spurious snd worthless iristons against mich
The public afe respectfully guarded No Oruggsl or
Drug store In N.w-fork will ever he SLOWED - sell Dr.
Christie sruces lhe sale snd exclusive Agency 10 al d.
Broadway. su2l u
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Mas A~D Mss Cooks
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlES

No es Twarh-.. th-t~ FIN aud sixth avenues
NALL TERM COMMENCES "Wednesday. ssptsmbsr
i s-Ths Couse OF Instruction. 10 ihst OF tbe best
Schools inclu f.ns The --m-osry
::2r; % ssfins .nb)-css delivered ,auasa'
ou tas ye.r. Foo so.idrg rupus go Cnee,es
Terms and rsfsseucss b. obtained from ~ Cifcyng
.eol y poss on oshss sise and sppessoo 70 ns nooh
Covs or daa 81 ,hsf resdsucs - above ssaas4
sul6 Hs 5sMWkS
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PAVILION HOUSE,

~ Al FREMONT, kON, bOSTON.-rhe subseTtbef
wcuj respectfully Inform tis fienss and lhs pa.he
thsthc hssshcn hSsvsry pleasant rossi No fsv'hcs
situated on Tr~monlRow, ffooung The open sto0ode
ovedcoang City Hall Having been Thoroughly fvpA,red
furnished. and many alterations snd iwpsov~snsoN
msts whi. sid much the eonfo.t of uaveles there
being large and SPACIOUS psoss with fooms attached ell
and Tor fsmiss ~ - eli - genten~e v
hsu~.s leisure The very long experience be hss red
10 ard the deter pson 10 svs bic ~rurs e.
forts thu Of he ho1s- he hop~s ~ suiei a.
s.nton TO the wsnls aud confcs Of he suests 10 merit
c,uunuAnee of .ne liberal patronage be hss ssfeass ~
c-lv~d. D. HTONE.
Boston. Juns -. ts<r. su7 iwsd
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MEDICINES.
oHURcH's VEGETABLE LOTION

FOR THE FACE AND SKIN
A HIGHLY va.usbs coemcds fys efsjioeti1G pioees.
n bo,chss l.n frcekles end rsevofms Toe ocs Of NE
I,r,ys Tor shon time will ssSb sh cises esd evi,ees
complexion. sos In eouss ~ ID esos ssen ~ 1872
corner Of s7riogsa - ,"ss. -
gOHENOE'S PUtMohto sfauP,
THAT WE'LL KNOWN kEnLOi or ~ esfs ~
coughs eods lysr plant, dyspspsis sos esnssmP
ZION ssd ali diseases thai orif nate from impure oD"a
can be ned 81 The protsisors once, Coanssa u cse
drassiss 10 ssnessl sos, s--e..sy
KNATKk-CUnk-D TKALL. ~no sssIs.d sss hfce
w ,aryos,rc Institution In Am~res, fecavse psuSso
=, ~. - ana eommod,oas estsbishGsot 81 ~ Jo6se
Ysrh rs L4ixhsst Psfsoos 6;cssncs ~! 90 w.
for home. usslmeu, BY IssIef Once e"nsosaSo sv~y
morning and evenins. -.'--
,s,0 nRI1;CIsTs.-eos ssle orszeesngs fes smell
i isfn nssr tns ciy. productive properly % me
and Tho Old estabished store g es soesens ~ W.
oos 10 nc city esse of he store and 5welng sls6,
j. l. sCHfEfrLIN, liz Canal =
.uos trs oppos1s Wsss Broadway.
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10 FILTeIN-sT. nEw- YORK.--A II 0OU0I
Az 10 Sbo esa,, a,d fssa,I Dyue ss4s hsvns ssss

rI0 FILTbN.sT. nEwYORK.--A- II. 0OU0h
l4Sk co wboessie s,d REAL Dssg css, hsvnx sssse-
.hed themselves ,bs shove eeoua bocs.ivp oess fos
s.s 40 excessive and well selscted sssortnsns o. prues
Medicines, Psbn Otls sssses, Pesss. nc6ee,s ssd
Psrfoery which tbsy nvtss ipspocoa ~ hsW hs~ee
snd he usds x~ussaiy Ovdess 6om eouauy Dsfeesate
sod Dbyseiaas hi,d wth snd dspaicA-0 ~ fseaS
s.ons N the Isttsr class particular aitsesoe evS,
pecisy IN The hass chsmcss ard bo-s afude wsoss gs
pr,cs renders nom more obooHfous 70 sdaIsssstioe
A. n. q Co. are 0sosrsi Asscu ~ e.vsn ~ ~
most proved Psssns hediciass 81 ssii ~ ~
lo,s' To- sect prices The folovils are 49, ~ shss
standard srces vince xssaosssss ess s - sn A. j..
n.,r. ,iayrr rns C. omsl Iodine snd iO psePWaiops,
solution, Win. q co,sh,ea" ss ns A a.
$780, 49, anna cad wild Cbsry Dnssgs, UpAsn's
Els~msry for he Piles syrup f yellow Doh :cyt ~
WIS., Dc Sprs,ive Exuset ed eyre' s~ssx 80 Nm.
Brasb~s. Hcsvs Powses iof hofses. se &c
Norics-An tbs o9eias prses ssesS ssesse",v -.
des sspt 90 ossd, - xssSsS nsdsctsss - essSasu
s 80. w.. - ssssersseoa - 3wiSp
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

- NIIOOL, OF Broadway, lOpposlte BOndstI NewYork
S--rhe Second Term o. Prof BROWNS school will
Commence Monday, septembcr6 The rooms are very
finely furnished, aud supplied with chemical aud phio
sophca apparatus and library The number OF pupils he
ing limited, each student twenty Ave dollars per term.
No extra charges For farther particulars circulas
which be obtained AZ store Oh Broadway, Csfters
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