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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

GREENS OxYGENATED BITTERs-FOr the
VI cure Of dyspepsia general debility @e-Ihe best and
certified medicine in the world, for the cure OF
dyspepsia all ts ormssuch headache. habitua cost
iyeness acdty Of stomach loss Of appetite asthma, piles
incpisu pon debility arising from pToracted ie
YER. fever and asue exposures 10 extreme heat cold
old age-and in fact from every disease arising from i'm
perfect digestion deranged condition OF the stomach
IL 10 also excellent remedy and not surpassed oy any
medicine In for females suffering from uterine or nef
Among the numerou. and highly respectable certificates
received refer TO the following;
Hon. L. II. Arnold, formerly Gov. r L. now Mem Con
=. VIM. Woodbridge, .. Mich now s. Sent
:. Jas, y simmons. U. 5. Senator from R. Island.
sam'L ;. Phelps, vermont
WIN Ophsm,
" H. D. Foster Member Of Congres. from Penn.
=. w. L. Martin. Del. in Con. from Wisconsin Ter
r B. Stowe. Esq Clerk in House Of Representative,
c. c. Trowbrdse, ESQ. Detroit Mich
George w Jones' Esq Surveyor GenL, Dubuque Iowa
Joseph Hoxie, ESQ. IS wallst. Nsw-York.
'O' 'A's ~ ii, y r FOWLER. Drugr.t. % John.L
o2l smeod And At retail By H. IL JONES 10 Brosdway
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
III DR. J.FsAscis Oculist, 40 Broadway, n; f-Ihis
blind and given up ineursbIe From Dr. Franeiss
ssifsl treatment In eas month me was Ps',se
ave, the undersigned, having witnessed Astonishing
cures performed by Dr. Francis when hope had ned be
heve bis preparations Of the greatest discoveries
commend him as . safe and ssillfu oculist1
Rev. j. Andrsds, Roman Catholic Priest, St Peters Oh
Rev Rev 3 Rr ess.. ID e. g. s:Ss''
Rev. Z. Wheeock, Rev. b I. Wecn ID.
r. Desn-ss perm cured Of the longest standing
Rrtscis Eye. inserted without giving the 'lsh;es,
pain which cannot be distinguished from the natural
r. All communications postpaid
- Numerous certificates to Be seen at the Office from
persons OF high respeetsbiiity
direction n2s rSfh5mkitW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
OuRIsFA cRnCKERY sTORE-chln

y and Earther-~ are. cheaper THAI eysr-THOs. Nc
sORLEY A; the Chelsea Crockery Store, IS Eighth
svenue near Fourteenths in addition 70 Li. large stock
ha, opened showroom over the store Of r.cn Fancy
ood bought q auction for cash and can Be had cheaper
than any other store the etyhas JOSS opened so cut
4nters 600 dozen Tanbe 500 dozen Vines 80 China
Te. Dinnsr and Toilet sets Families and retailers viii
DO -e! % c.l before purchasing elsewhere ali ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
PURELY VEGETABLE.

nOCTOR L. J. MATTOCKS's bUESA VISTA PILLS
D-a Offering this medicine % the public We Introduce
the most mild easy and certain catharte ever known no
ne sss, grpng or drastic effects attending their opera
tion We 90 not pretend 70 cure every form Of disease
With these Pills neither do expect 10 raise the dead
or nj. he iyin. bat do know these pills will cure dis
eses of the liver any FORM such scate or chronic IL
or isundce 10 its worst stage dyspep COZ
al ossd bowel hea1acbe, heartburn, h2taency and IN
f,vers they are the only medicine needed they VIII
br-sk the mat mali gnsut type sken IN the first stage
According 70 the dreeOrs accom- paying each box They
I 40 remove al female distractions Immediately and
IN rneun.tsm snd sOut they are an iniahoe remedy II
.revsred 10 Ia all affections Of the Kidneys and urina
ryorxsus We can recommend them perfectly safe and
elective remedy; gravel, chronic inflammation Of the
kdneys or bsdder structure Be cured IN very short
rims With these pills As general esthsrtic they the
beat ever offered the public, became they strengthen
the bowels and leave the sysem in healthy state oPe
r.tinx without the least gripping or pain
sud wholesale and retail BY DR.. L. J. MATTOCKs "A
Fih g. Troy, aad retaed By bis agents throughout the
STATE. -
Iss.s n re Cuy.-Genersl Agent, $50 Hudsoost-4.5
Greenwieh-st; SIS Greenwich st. ~ Broadway $40
Greenwich-s,. ia Eighth avenue; go Eizhh-ssenus
corner Troy o. sld Eighthayenue, SO hadson-sti ~
Hudson-st e5 Greenwic5st; SO Hgdson-sti lse spfns
81; q Springst, Us b0wsry 2is GrASc a. 20 1fanas
corner Grad snd Norfolk sta 10 GrardG
do 2-avrra IukS.ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
ssr- ,,oors,aa,. 1:rndaated magnetic Ma

cbines.-These and beautiful instruments ave re-
seyed the general commentator Of the medical pioies
0a Of this cty on account Of their sfea; simplicity ana
excellence. They confidently recommended a. oeEs
the beautiful convenient and efectus article OF tne
kind which has been introduced 70 the public In AZ
dsssses Of chronic character the success At
tending their truly wonderful Each machine &C
sorn panied by m.nu. with full directions, snc IL
ranted Manufactures aud soid wholesale and retail By
.uQ D. c. MOO tsl srsa5way, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

~fIN FOR FOREIGN PORTS. 8I0
saA ~ Letter bags open II the ofce--s
If tn. NewYork Tribune FOR All Foreign Ports, and al
,.tssr, sni newspapers deposited 10 ths oSs VA say'
De -, 4, ras-r sc special supervision Of J. b MOWER
ESQ well known for many years - me eIpe.lsneoe ana
ehcienf Superintendent Of the Foreign Le''e' DePa'F
nsnt Of the New-Yort City fosf Omee
q Letters and Newspaper VII W ys T,,ss,s
~. eor..n shin Letter Once OF tbs NsS- fofk
for ths p.cks.ship SPLENDID, Capt Crs~iora' ~niea
sails for Gsvre on the 9Th Of J AZ .,s
Also will be received 81 the sane place Lers o.
Newspapers for the packetship PATRICK hENhI'
Capt DelAno which sails for LivsrPoo on me eta o.
Nsx.p,ser. Tor tt. p.ekstship WESTMINSTER, Capt
Hevey, shish ssis Ter Lssssn 81 tss 50 81 Jaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
~ November Report OF THE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY Of New York % W .ll,sI-I ms
NORRIS ROBINSON, PresidenL
SAx'L HANssY, Secretary.
MISTuss Posr. MD Physician. sos Broadway. dl

MISTuRs Posr. ND Phy.cisn. sos Broadway. di
~ DIR. Christie's t;alyane Rinss, Belt,
Bracelets and Magnetic flnid,-strAnsen are re-
spectu informed that the only place In New 1ofs 70
obtain th-s- celebrated articles genuine, 10 81 a lex
Broadway between John-st and Maidea-.Ane Al In Al
.a.,x OF NERVOUS DISEASES. the efficacy Of Christiss
fsvanic articles is truly wonderful sna their great ces
Sty has caused them be counteeitod b NEEDY person.
b5 oser nous and worthless limitations sganst which
the public are respectfully guarded No DTus.t or Drug
sore in NewYoIk will be allowed to sell DT Snus
ties srtsiss the sale and exclusive Agency RI -
way. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
By Telegraph TO The Tribune.
MIR. Ciay-Gen. Quitmsn.


HENRY CLAY has arrived at Cumberland, BID.
aud will be at Washington 70 night.
The Masonic Order Of this city are preparing
complimentary dinner to Generals Qaitman and
Shields
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

nR. TAYLOR's BALsAM cY LIyEawokT.isas
Doniv y edeir- In the world that proves sure or me
sousuupraon Thousands tested this truth emeIn,
Der u. ssnuns made sf the whoiesaas aspos' 10
ceekran-st- formerly SIS Bowery -. g.,
Aseru-Johrso1. rs. slso ~ - brcee~sy' AnDy al
DiVlr11. HCss 50 Grsad. K bsc Easxlrk. HsS al :
saaitL, sSs asf Fgi.os crazSsTry a. s.oozJ5;,
isi sE' sSo. r1th's' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

llxc.-fne ivory and common AaoiS NulefJ, csfsetAi
spoons casters tea-trays, lamps eandlestcks see nEe
e.. eoise mills pantry scales WARNING pans sad lad
italian rors britannia and ispannec ware brass kettles,
hollow ssre ssuce pans rosnd and oval pots wade iroas
sridirons tea boilers and nsn kettles 1I eosl noes
ke. ke. o III 4 X,
90 odSm Late OSBORN = Lltl4-B d FAlton-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

RESCUED FROM DRowsISG.-Robert Campbell,
young man, yesterday fell into the dock al the foot Of
Clinton-st. but was rescued by officer safen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
WEB STEPS DICTIONARY.
CLOTHING.
ImPoRTANr IF TRUE.

WIN. T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tsilors. 81
w Broadway. American Hotel with view 20 closing
the Affairs Of the present copartneIship which expires
the first u February next and 70 the enlargement OF
their the q an extensive patronage
will, and alter this date, offer argo assortment OF
resiymade garments and fancydress articles compris
ing Ogercoat cosks dress and fIock coats psntaoons
vests dressing gowns youths and boyss o'ercoats sens
cravat chiefs gloves suspenders &C al reduc
ton Of p per which will be inducement 20 those
wanting outfit for the Woter, the truth OF which viii
be evnced by inspection Of the stock every article OF
which viii be make Cd. and no ahatement made d.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
THOMAS SMITH. JR. g. co.

40 NAssAU--f COR AM.
Brown over sack velvet collars cuIs s2 Selling OF at
cost. do IN
IMPORTANT To THE PUBLICLY. II: Nc
lkLROf co. 81 Broadway, opposite the Park FouEt-
ain would respectfully call attention 10 their extensive
sud weseected assortment OF ready msde Overcoats and
Cosk also, Youths and Boys Clothing Of every variety
Of color aud cloth which they are now selling al cost
their object hens 10 dispose OF the stock hand before
the last Of Fsbruay order TO make for the Spring
They made and trimmed equal 70 those made 10
orde aud AZ least 50 per cent lower than any establish
Of The character ana standing In the city do
DEADY-MADE GAKMENTs.-We are now sell
IL ing extensive stock Of ready-mide overcoats,
coaks dress and frook coats psntsoons, vests boys
sacks dressing &c with large assortment newest
style fancy dress articles, comprising scans' crayas
gloves h. kf suspencers &C at discount Of . per cent
from usual prices 10 order 70 reduce stock prior
the expiration u present copsrtnership FEB ls4-
Those requiring outfit for the Winter should examine
the assortment WIN T JENNINGS X co.
d28 81 Broadway, American Hotel
SIXTY AND EIGHrY-LINE white pearl but
as WIN T. JENNINGS 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

STEAM-POWER TO LBT.-Wsh-hshisd roons
- Ia fur sarls pgrposss % let
ksplyn DItfZ, BkofHE1 C. - HilaAnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

~ Tom Minor, a negro slave belonging to Capt
Jones Of Spo,tsyIysnia, was shot in the street in
Fredericksburg on Monday last. by man named
Lindsey Owens. The csuse Of the murder IS not
stsssd Owens was arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

l REILLY. 40 I.-w0uld respect,
hall amps at reduced prices AS PsTior aaalify Of
oils eAphens and chemical oi pure ARA and solar oils
n B.-Doric And oriental lamps - cf In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

(,RTTCHETTfS SOLAR GAss-NOIICE-AI
Npe-ons are hereby cautioned against making, usng
vending TO Be used the Aose gas or gas appara
. gn-s. obtsiued through the subscriber every
% Infringing Will be proceeded Az.5ss .seort g law
q o.vSrs. Aren't for the State Of New Ycrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
Az LETTERS AND NEWsPAPEits Z
%fIk FOR FOREIGN PORTS. <o

~ J. ID. Wheeler, Commissioners Of Deeds fos
= - VI "a Couressisdt T-nrnany Hall - n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
BOARDING.
HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAY PRHS1NTN.

- y KINNEY, 7S1 Broadway, opposite A:so!Rlsee
" has extensive sssortmeat Of sSnesrd bcoss
dc suitable for the approaching hoidays The Cen OF
The Sesson, The May Flower Opal The Roe, The Gar
splendid edition OF rhomsoas Sssscns With rich ensfsv
nss Bibles and Prayer Books richly bound osmes OF ell
hSs. suitable for old and young Also abesata ssscrt'
ment Of new sud popusr Music - well an eles.nt -
,o,ment Of French and English Peumery An assortment
Of fine far,y StAopcry articles AL OF when ean % nsa
a. !, low MIC AZ GEORGE L. kiNNEYS,
dgI Nv. 7S7 Broadway. opposite Aston place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

ErThe Portland Adrertiser commences the new
year in an enlarged form and new and beautiful
typography. The Advertiser is a sound Wing jour
,al and deserves, as we trust it receives, an ex-
snsive patronage at the hands of the party whose
principles it 81 ably defends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
THE WING ALMANAC.

WE HAVE JUST PRINTED, and sending
w of the first edition u 600 copiesl Of the Wing Alma
received.
The Second Edition Is printing ard all orders will
be filled In the order in which they received Terms
81 per dozen, or 81 per l00
ais GREELEY 4 McELRATH. Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

REPORTED DEATH OF GEORGE BESr.-The ~.
LOUIS Republican of Dec % says that a report has
reached the friends OF this gentleman lone OF the
partners in the firm Of Bent, St Vrain Co.. OF his
death at Santa Fe. The Republican doubts the
truth Of the repOrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

GENERAL SEssIoss-The January term Of this
Court commenced to-day with the following calendar
viz: Arson robbery l. burglary forgery q grand lar
ceny receiving stolen goods assault and battery i
total 10 previously indicted bastardy O. abandonment
total Of old and new cases, 80.
The of the gentlemen summoned grand jurors
were then called but there icing only Is present. they
were discharged until tomorrow morning The Of
the petit Jurors then called but trials had been
commenced when the reporter left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
NETWORK. TUESDAY MORNING, January a. isas
CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY, Jan. 8.
COURT OF OYER AsD TERxISER.-Ths Court
opened to-day before Judge Morse and Aldermen TAPPen
and Feeks. Alex Dunlap otherwise Moore. arrsgned for
the murder Of Mr.. Alex. II. Mel, in Ann-si. Plead
not guilty. Messrs David Graham aud Jack appear
his counsel The trial will probably take place Monday
The trial Of Hare for lgAny relates to Mss Fox,
viii probably take place on Wednesday next The coun-
SCI said will be very abort depending entirely upon
oil ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
GEO. Il. HUTCHINs. 81 wster.st
sEMARSABLE CURE o. BLEEDING PILE;

MY DEAR SIR. cannot express TO you my sincere slo
heartfelt thanks the wonderful have experienced
by the use OF your truly valuable Pile Electuay have
been perfect martyr the bleeding piles tor ten years
past 40 much So IN AZ became reduced TO mere see-
ton with loss of appetite and general deransemen o. me
digestive organs my eyes also became Affected sn' IN ise
was a misery to myself and obliged TO give up my
Office here which held In the Custom House some years
have tried ali kinds of medicine had the best advice the
phy of Boston and this place could give spent
become pc fecy tired OF life and a. the suggestion Of my
friends v a. induced try bon Of Jour medicine, ihs
first found relieved slightly suu Perseve ca anu
purchased second. and | assure you when GOT ms
through found myself getting we'll stu kept on snd
now am new man Ny dear sir, language cannon OK
press my thanks that more restored 10 h-alth
And now In condition 10 support myself and family de-
pspdent on me Yours respectfully, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
RoWLETT'S

! INTEREST TABLES-Sixth edition. Preston's6 and
lpes interest tables Advance and Discount Books
Of the most approved kind
Exchange Tables showing the value in dollars and cents
any sum Of exchange Enalsnd from one penny 70
$500 sterling commencing 81 psr and progressing by
quarters u per cent advance. with additional tables
/ For sale By FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL,
L A Il r,rr Z ali n.lara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
MEDICINES.
On ups.~ vxexrsstg sLserv.sY. % iSI.kssL
REMEDY FOR THE PILES,


5000 Case. Cured 10 the past year -.
IA' ru-S,H< rrs.fsd % ear al uses q 20, 49,
bssdng b.tAf, ,ntrr~al srfcrna., Gs-i az
assssef fossd n cOal~Hefioa rtfs tar p'aef-ssos@
CHRONIC pyskSrkSr.
Described in the following certificate: s, LAG
MEssKs. WYATT KsrcH.N-tseAts: Abeat Eve years
sxo WAS Afflicted with VIA; called ehrone dysente
terry have suffered with it since and physicians
hsv. told me that my liver Affected AMI thai my bow
liberated for blood and attended win Pc
s,rp- .pcs made visit 70 Mssssehasstts 10 hopes Of
benefit from change Of but suserea more severely nan
ever before Nhils there physician offered to care
for so In three mouths Happily Ia the Ids, Of utense
pain ccc asiousy relieved BY lsudsnan, saw, IN The
wrapper Of your EeetSsIy psrset esseI,psioa o. ny
rave sreaf confidence In the meaiene a1d purchased
box ard doses Of which has apparently cured ms
and prepared to everything In Us svor or req
der any service 70 humanity BY subscribing to ito
merts Respectfully yours
BENJAMIN PERCINAL, 50 south sisth-st-
wEAS~Ess AND ISFLANNsrioN or TIE sgt>s'
fsns 81 III Bosr. rons5 az tat females particularly are
rb,et 70, Ends, yeesar ere.'shness yor Js.ss
sEvERE ASD H.sIrVsL cosrvESEss
aS 1Ses Of s ,ssa 2n3 speedy care 10 Dr. Ur-
aANs ELEeTvARy Ii an internal remedy and cures ~
its action the bowels and blood the relaxed state OF
which 10 the cause OF the above named disesses
UNIVERSAL coNNEsDArios-
From every city town and village, where pt' opham
Vegetable Pie EleetuAry hiss been introduced the mSst
sraiyns intelligence oit effects have been received y
the Proprietor In hand OF instances It has triumPhsd
ever case. which were deemed iuegrsSle.
Latter Of Capt G. w Lean late Of the = service and
Member Of the NewJerseY Lesisissure; 49,
have been Afflicted for years with the piles and have
tried, without snythng like permanent oeneat ahao't
ste on course lost al confidence In medicine. Under
this feeling was indueednot without reluctance con
ess.,9 use Pnai 1899, - 1i1seseas iSs down
ind my utter surprise, a. wen As sa.
alike to DI. UPhsn and myself to make tbs sAtemse,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

PoLIcE.--John Mcdonald was locked up to
for attempt 10 rescue prisoner from The custody
OF officer Britgeman- William Lyons and Abraham
Johnston arrested for attempting 10 enter premi
Cinton-pla under suspicious circumstances
william Clemens taken Into custody and defined
suspicion Of having stolen s25 in gold from VIM.
Cogswel Of No. 1873 Chrystie-st- frederick Russell
arrested charge Of stealing 81 rom Anthony VI
Lawrence Curick brought up and detained 70
answer for a violent assault and battery Mr.. Farren
with club Jacob Austin arrested to answer for
stealing box OF carpenters tools from VIM. Foster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

STATE PRIsos SrATIsTIcs.-Deputy Sheriff
Stanton ha. politely furnished with the following
tslcs Of the State Prison at Sing Sing for the month Of
| Teoernt.or
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02

A MARVELLOUS GoURMAND.-A correspondent Of
the Newark Daily Advertiser, writing from Augusta,
Georgia, relates the following gourmandizing per-
Torrance, which he says was witnessed by number
of respectable gentlemen, some Of whom were inter-
ested by wager in the result
The subject was a negro man of middling age and
size, weighing about $50 pounds, who in the short
space of two hours; at the usual hour for breakfast,
ate and drank the enormous quantity of provisions
comprised in the following list, viz: l3 catfish,
shad Ii dozen biscuit, 40 fiat cakes, Ii h. butter
link sausages. % eggs. 30 of corn chickens,
slices OF beef steak, and of liver, gallon back
bone stew, large plates of rce 10 cups of coffee,
and pint o. brandy.
The inconvenience attending this experiment was
so trlhing that he Immediately walked to another
quarter of the city and ate II water melons, express
ing desire to partake of more could they have been
found. 1t may be proper to add, in connection with
the above, and it would strange too, that
CARDS his ordinary habits of eating and drinking, he
is remarkably sbstemious.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
HOWE,s HYGEAN HOARHOUND AND
LIVER WORT COUGH CANDY.
Laboratory of ThOmSOnian Botanic
Medicine,
M % South Cnll

No. 20, South CdlUert Street-BALTIMoRE.
THE first mill erected in the United States for the special purpose OF
preparing ThomsOnian Botanic Medicines.
The the largest and complete assortment Of Bo
Medicines United comprising all the Com
pounds other articles recommended by Dr. Thomson Besides
other approved Botanic Medicines Having
erected his Mills expressly for the above Medicines he
favorable his Medicines
the and clear Of
deeeous poisonous qualities he does not admit thing Of
that nature his establishment.
Of in the practice
compounding Medicines the
the market afforded him grounds ater
himself that medicines. after fair trial. will compete with any
which may offered the friends of the Botanic within the
whole range Of our country
Is Of importance that Practitioners and Others using
appzed that all the articles
featured establishment dbeween
upper mill soDe the latter process heats and
destroy the medical OF all ai-
cles submitted Z such a operation.
On hand various Medical Works the Botanic System
geher with general assortment Of Glassware Snges the
articles with business Those wishing Medicines
supplied on the mos, reasonable terms by
Oct TO- 426m EPfi'M. LARRABEE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
TEACHER WANTED.

TUNHE Principal of the Franklin County Seminary having received
appointment Professor Johns College
and Cincinnati Classical Academy the Trustees DESTROYS Of
the services Of gentleman competent 10 take charge OF the
Institution The Seminary located in Brookvi franklin county,
Indiana and condition. After strenuous
above ordinary district school and Of
large number of scholars there under ten OF and
the elementary branches Of education
the this
No salary gventhe Teacher relying entirely the
The
dollars session Of fourteen weeks according the studies
pursued pupil The building complete repair having
tan
desks and other Improvements and will be kept by the Ts
The will The Sth Of March,
will the 10th day of April Application for
situation, accompanied by The testimonials be
subscriber paid before 25th of
next. Address: 7l-4w E. II. BARRY,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees Of Franklin Seminary
kviie JAM lS45