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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

The MAIDEN EorE OF A GRAYDr,rurp
George Washington Parks Gusts. the venerable
stePson OF GENERAL Washington, delivered an adj
dress near Mount Vernon, recently, during which
ne TOOK occasion to state that although possessing
the necessary freehold qualification in Virginia to
entitIe nm to vote in several countless from tbe
TACT OF his residence having always heretofore,
been in the District Of COLUMBIA ha ~ I'll -
privilege OF giving vote. The late retTocession
OF Alexandra TO Virginia, however. has CHANGED
the circumstances; "and now" said he '"that that
inestimable privilege. the right of suffrage. has
come within my reach, and arm about TO avail nv
self OF it, you will see an old grandfather cast Ills
maiden Uotc!"
And now, continued Mr. GUSTS. if vou asl; 10
whom will this old man. restored in his latter dovs
to the right 50 precious 10 a freeman i've the mai
den vote oil Grandfather, vote venerable in jts
recolleciions as being tue only rotc aono the TWEEN
ty millions OF people that hull from the Doyes
TIC FdnHiy, and IiyeSde cfiic kuihcy oChis C0,,,t-
try, [cheeTs, | answer "Io the most worlby .
To the lusirou5 American, who. blameless in all
tho relations d private lc, has by his Great A.
chievements, shed Us'rc upon the amos ~ bis
country, and ureathcl his brow with lanrcl that
time or circumstance can never fade. To Zachary
Taylor. Loud cheering.
And when, concluded the Orator. proronied he
Che influence, derived from the teachings Of INV
early life, shall cast a vote, inspired by the hal
lowed recoIIeciioEs Of Mount Vernon. ! shall feel
as though voice would arise from the Spirit of
the Tomb. 10 approve Of my act and proclaim to
my counlTyfnen "Hc hqM chosen The most Jpor-
hy" LOHd clscriag
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

90 The steamer Acadia arrived on Sunday at
Boston, bringing Liverpool dates to the 9th. There
had been farther decline in the British grain
market.-Corn was selling at SO 10 34s per quarter
and Flour at 32s. cd. TO 34s. per barrel. Mobile
Cotton was selling at 4j-Orleans f.. The wealth
er was fine for the harvcss. No other news Of i'm
Port1ucc.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27
BALTIMORE MARKETS

hooN-h farther decline of 25 cents barrel
'dS taken place within few days The curren,
rate on Saturday was So 25.
nEEF-onPpIy full, and prices ranging from 81
to So % net %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

l., "a gentleman who has lately travelled extensive
ID the Southwestern States, stated at nnbl;c
,heg The other day, that to his KNOWLEDGE
Aron was not single book store in all the State Of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

Inc Louisville Journal aflirms that Co, David
Eon' late Siate Treasurer of Kentucky, is not de-
, ,ha Errors have already been discovered in
a.o accounts nearly or quite sufficient to eyn,;n
and cover the apparent deficit ~ Captain
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

70 we learn that the Rev Mr.. Gerrx, Of Bal
ilInoTe' has accepted the Presidency of Hampder
Sidney College.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

o. The Barnburncrs of New York have nam;
na'od as their gubernatorial candidate JOHN A..
DIX, Esq, and SETH NJ. GlrEs, Lieut.. Governor.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

QUITE a Poser The Richmond Republican
remarks; eff it is important that Gen TAYLOR.
southern man, should give other pledges upon
Southern subjects than his birth, residence and in
terest, we ask again why don't the Enquirer call
on BUTLER for pledges 2"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27
VOLUNTEERS FOR TAYLOR.

The following card appears in the Miners Jour
nal. printed at Pottsville, Pennsylvania. 1t is a
just exposure of the idle boast made by the Cass
papers that the Volunteers, returned from Mexico.
are opposed to Gen. Taylor
TO THE PUBLIC.
IL having been reported that all the Volunteers
attached to Company b, Capt. Naglc, of the First
Regiment of Pennsylvania, wore opposed to the e.
lection OF Gen Zachary Taylor rs President-we,
the undersigned, members of said Company declare
and report TO be false, and we will give Gen Tay.
Tor our united and undivided support for said Office
! lie is man that never surrenders, nor will We
Peter Doutey, Levi Epler,
| Henry Fisher, G. w Garrett
John Meyers, James Cochran
Seth Price, Alex. Mcdonald,
Charles Scrimsaw, Michael Sands,
Singleton kimmel John Kcpple
Daniel Schappell, Jacob w. ShOup,
James w. Sands, Nelson Berger,
Reuben Stamm, Samuel Shadman,
Benz Shell, 1t. Edward Rher,
John Hays, Thomas w. Gilpin
VIM. Wolfnger, Franklin Sezinger.
We also pledge seven members of the company
! residing In other counties, who expressed them
selves, ON their return home, strongly in favor Of
! Gen. Taylor
| Capt. Magic, out of motives of delicacy, and a
member, for reasons which were satisfactory to his
comrades, declined signing the paper, both of whom
will vote for Gen. Taylor
-Four members have no votes, and the political
principles Of one is unknown, which will sum as
! follows
Whole number returned as
Avowed for Gen. Taylor, So
| Have no votes,
| Unknown,
= 80
Il.J
The above includes the officers and members of
the company who returned home
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

81 The trial of EPcs, for the murder of AdoJpb-
us Muir, is Progressingin the Dinwiddie Superior
Court.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27
NEW YORK WIG CONVENTION.

The Wing State Convention OF New York have
nominated HAMILTON FISH for Governor and GEo.
w. PATTERSON for Lieut.. Governor.
A correspondent Of the New York Express says
the Convention, by unanimous vote-not one dis
sehing or wishing to dissent. and every county in
the state being ePresented-confrmed ratified
and adopted the nominations of ZACHARY TAYLOR
and WILLARD FILLMORE. "Thus las the writer
ronarks) pass over the vile rumors of discomfort
and disorder among the Wings of New York"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

o. We invite attention to the advertisement If
MIR. FAcAN, IN this Paper.-His work may be re-
lied upon as good, and he has skilful cutter here.
prepared 10 letter or ornament tomb-stones in any
way that may be desired
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

III ,he enemy oppose my march. in whatever mum
Ocrs, sha, hight HIM General Taylor at The battle
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

o. The Barbecue at Parnassus on Friday last,
we understand, passed off very pleasantly.
five hundred persons were present, and there was
an abundance of ''creature comforts for all. The
Speakers were Col. J. b. Baldwin (whig,) and
John l. Harris, esq, of Rockingham, and Absalorn
Coner, esq, of Augusta, (Dem.)-We have not
heard particulars
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27
S II A U 81 IN 90 Ns-

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1918
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

Balance for Cass and the Tariff of '46,
The above includes the officers and members OF
the company who returned home.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-27

&c A Van Buren, Gree SoiD Electoral Ticket
has been formed in Pennsylvania The gentle
men who compose it, it is said, are all democrats. h,
and that but few Wings participated in the move
ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

DESTRUCTIVE lIEE.-About ! O'Clock last night,
Mr. Tttertons stables. -. John the Rap.stst were
discovered 10 be on nne The buildings being frame
ones the Gre spread rapidly. and in short time the
whole IN DANES. TIE sadolcrs shop Of John Me-
,iei coraer OF Richard 81 WAS reduced 20 ashcs The
flames spread toward Orange 81 and the frame build
inss IN the block lar Tie OF thai street.
were soon consumed. wei a. several small houses
IN the center Of the block Mr. Triertoa was. we
understand fully Insured. \. o. Delta 9th
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-. HILLS TRU-. OFFICE, : vs.ey.
HEAvEs I'M HORSES CURED.

n HORSES ARE TROUBLED with no diseases
I7 which ialre hem n value az ea o. Hsayes snd
~ other comp ANTS Cf The respiratory organs The
animal which abOs under any disease Of ms KIND pants
an struggles 9r breath when urged 20 ordinary exerou
ID f VIII deprecae horse 10 vsle % eas o8a-half rs
orsnai vsue when t0uctcf O. ne giac These com
plants are getfi1g % be most aaul1gy prevaelf end
ilus b. tehC0ves LOne-ovnefs % ook out i9r remedy
which be depended upon a. specnc ana i9f 4i' lf-
KIRKBRIDEs TATTERsALLs HEAyE POWDERS
Ere offered wih confidence 10 the public lls f-uedy q
d. frlf ofte had offered % ne notice = ne pubic and
has attained 20 such popularity an - gre SAL lls as
scoes Of inefficient nsfors. But from IT, extraordinary
eIercy s.ands pre- H.-s, s92fs 81 oeis al
written and verbal have been rendered, some u ~ which
have been published. Scarcely day passes oi "e receive
oe rerot 1 is favor from agents olers, VINO have
usei or sold orr remedy. Below sgbion one Of he
aies,; was BY NJ c. Dyer, Jr u Providence,
Sir Cafin of lis city has cured three horses o. he
Heave- by yo1r remedy and greet many others inform
f-~5ef ~s De- foes rnt SPEAK rerv flruranir com
p0urd called Heave Cure wlicl some one has lately a.
tempted .0 introduce here;
slalf n Providence package ri fowier- called heaF-
Cure ard gave Orb rs horse lcc1f1nE u dfeelle-- j.
had I'd M u 7ta-t effect upon the disease neigh0r ~
.--I....f ~ ra-f r..r-.r.a
III ETkbrde's 1aiterssis Aeare Powder" which b.
ave hi Ii. r- - Il ra-f4,l f1r bad Of The Heaves
discover the symptom or appcarce Of re disease
rr,i-fnr 40 have today purchased package II fi.
sane article ~ you. being cunttc1i ls viii eject
seekonk Mas- May l8. 1872. CALVIN = PECK
CAurI0S.rhr fieaTes hageteen heretofore considered
efie ziti gr5fsls % b ilfIls Persons are cautioned
% esr- o lose cheap compounds Of ginger hsx.seei
and black sniim1ny &c snd hUT remedy u ne Tater-
sails lri observe thai The genuine bears the written sigma
mrs u A. r. COUGH Co counterfeit which Is forgery
Prepared and cold, wholesale and retail, By A. y GOrGH
& CO Ia fuhon-sf New orb. sole Proprelors
80. als1 by . I " iaa.iI n Ei,i Broadway g. New
YoEk TsrsuAls, Bsgs Head. III ewsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

COiL.-l can at al times umsl ile best As1 ta1
u Wfie Ash Goals a. I0f a. dealer u tf.- ql--iy
coa.. liberal disco 81. -1 -fecels alc Ile M.o 'ls
l.~~s.r f, IN s.-s.. rLO WARNER.
iyi5la Tali t9 Hol-.oa 81 -- l--.a1---rl % -..--
GOAL BY THE CARGO CO.'S MEB,-
rrorr1e TO fr1..l 'e l1 .uf cargo
oi about l00 l01s. l- COO. at flc cac -e n- e cso
Tor of 2iN ll.,-l relf NJ faltsfe r l ~ ne prerf
time WI. 1.li1c arI deliver fle Same as directed 0J
responsible tarei. aud furnish c eacl f-ry s' li-
ve.-ier. return 1ll severe. sizes my te spled u tt
ssue vessel GO ~ AhNEh
.,-f5 rrr- Tlrl 6sl bOls0r-.f
/.usI-Tb- -al..r.hars ssh. boz lischar-ir4 sI his
I wseh and nar OF next FtscH Orch. i -rai- ard Range
Goal u superior qualify Which tl-t lrrI 'o- safe r. very
lrut rr.rss rect fr.u aIfr jed from
J L. ST W WORTH - Bf1-1ssay md
rvff con Ihoug sen and fIur-h-sfs-
O.. ~ PFR VON-NCT COAL-Psacl Dlllald.
81 .BD Rsd Ash aGc 5cluy I'LL White Ash. 0 sal' AZ
he a,e- i,g or-. lar-e SIZE ard delivered screened
tom t6e ward Arpyto T sTOKk.s DlCKERsOti
~ .ntfurv-et Ersa1E
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BOOK TRADE.
sANpERs,s FIFTH READEF

I'VE SCHOOL READER, Fifth Boos designed s. a
4 feQue TO Sanders's Fourth Readr.
Psu Frd-Conaining full Instructions In The fheion-
eel principles Of Reading Speaking, Illustrated ~
numerous examples.
Part Second Consisting of elegant extracts In Prose
snd Poery from various eloquent writers, sccompsnea
With notes. explanatory Of such historical classical slu-
gos the lessons contain For the use Of acade-
nes and the highest classes N common end select schools
by Chss W K J. {. Sanders. / vol limo. f55 pages.
Jusi published by MARK II NEWMAN co.
ie3 on l39 Broadway
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w. --saszsz.sgss-,, p ATERSOS & SEW-NoRh
A@kA - :. 49, =. RAILROAD LtNE-SUMMER Ar
sS-sa---nih RANGEMENTs, 10 commence ON he
ist " Msy l9g-Leave Paterson Al O'Clock A. Nj
A NJ; me A NJ and P. NJ
Leave New-York e. O'Clock, a ~ A. 81 l4i
p ~ and p 81. on SUNDAYS.
Leave Paterson NJ o'clock. A. ". and Z. u.
leave Nevy-York ats O'CLOCK. A. n. and5 P ieS
N~5S STATEN-ISIAND FERRY. -Or
= =, sr----<snd afer Saturday, MayHlhe sILfh anc
sSTATEN-isLANDERw viii mt! further nc.
icel ne follows
ie1fe Neo- lorF-7, 3 10 Anl n 81 l,2.s TOM T. &c
and 7 ?. 81.
{ and L N. Ayid
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IMPORTANT INvENTION.-wEsT a. =

IMPORTANT INNENTION.-NESf s. ThOMP.
fSONS Patent Clasp Coupling Joint for jonn steam and
in the United Sisfes. England and scotland
The following % me many advantages % cur
Clasp Joint over I'll others heretofore used
let The labor and expense of brssng soldering far-
ches on pipes j. Obviated or not required.
.d There holes % dul in The Ranches washers 0
use or grunmets 90 put around he bolts
50 only requires Two az most three, bois ior The
largest Joints hey seven frei l diameter
h The Joint. lighter ans stronger lae pressure i
eyened the neck Of The asnc In close proximity 90 the
periphery Ct Tie PIPE
out as MS confined By The sro9get segrnenia clasp
tih JOINTS of any sy bee taken apart o fu together
iu from I'VE % ten minutes
7ih They economical m so5cf~ eight cOsi ard
repairs and applicable cylinder heads bOnnet steam
chests sideppes. arpumps, c0ndense!s. an-ho.e plates
for boers sOpc0ck. noIkes. common aud rotary pumps
and all other purposes where Joints ere required
Our Clasp Coupling Is a4s1 applicable 0 receptacle Jog
securing fnaiiahe ard other articles from be-
ing damaged ship hoard from treskage of oherwse
we invite he attention oi engine hucers popiict0rs u
steamships steamboats, and manufacturers i1 general to cl
Patent Clasp Coupling JONI. O. VIII greatly facilitate Che
building end putting UP OF marine AMI other engines - Ike
wise making repairs and ohei alterations which have
frequently 20 BE- done Ocean and other steamers l 81
dspen.es with dFlg Of holes, hrsuE, soldering, and ll
nns up fanches which win le present mode ci maxi 3
Joints occupy much time and expense
oar Clasp Coupling JOINT may te seen n opefalou DAILY
Concern l0o Alu.bcuy-sf New Crs sun fsials.rlcl.
corner Fulton ard Nassau Badgers fairlt hefQlr
shutter Mandatory DlAlc uesr Centre Hope Als. FL
fou-st nedI Cod Hcckcr Brother. Crgol Ulr ll-s
corner Cherry AMI Pike e. he mon Nrue J.. %
Wofks Brookyn. also. az il- Navy Yard Bro0As ald
on board The sound steamers zerblcker ard Wcrcessl
Farf1cr iucrmauon be- obtained a. he once OF fhs
PEfeniees - Cenire-st near Gig Han y y 'F o.nA N
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-. >: r..sas...ss1sa NEW ARRANGEMENT TO

I'D - q PITTsBURGB,W WHEELING cinfs-
by Morning and Evening tFaehep
Hew-yOrk, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cumherlsnf w
OUT delay. Passengers having choice Of day ~
usyei over the h0uutsius, by no great United sHo w.
and PASSENGER Route Through m q hours from Ne~.f
P.lsburgh and Wheeling, thence 10 Cincinnati, n Lof
directly through by the United States Mail Trains
Leave New-Y0rk, foot Of Lberiy-st 81 AN sn1s
NJ for Philadelphia and connect with lines for Amos
Leave Philadelphia by % n train for Baltimore and a.
i've IN Tins 10 connect ~ih u d. ain for Pisbass
Wheeling, going directly through without delay.
Leave Philadelphia by RsTO8d from the Of keyrc1
snd Market sts al "a An TOR Baltimore and srrven IN
to connect with PHI tain Tor Pittsburgh snd Wsssni
and going directly throu gh without delay
Leave Philadelphia By steamboat e. q y from Do,tf
wharf Sundays exceyled) and lod .e Ia Baltimore
The only line on sunday ffom Philadelphia fof Bsnnr'
Is BY RailfOad, at lOPM
Lssye ssl.ilaeIa al u An aua Pm daily ~ The SIS
Leave Cumberland st6Pa AID AN by t~eiaJsn
lines Of The National Road and Good Intent Compass
and srrlVe 10 Pgurgh Or Wheeling next evening so11'
following morning
Passengers Tor Ps5urgh laks de splendid new and nd
ern-hlg steamboats, Fl Brownsville, snf thereby have @
n miles Of stSging On the whole route
f.rslciass steamboats, leave Pittsburgh hee1ng ~
larry and passer tor@ ardei without della yo Cn
al and FL other ports IN the South and West
TAKE NOTICE iZfckefs not sold In New for =
Passengers iOT Baltimore, Pittsburgh Or Wheeling ~
nouce becomes necessary account " seyers Pefs1.
selling ucxets IN HewYoTk of other lines, and 10 soaa.
~ such ucAeis supposng hey Authorized 70 gsss -
hrstcass trains 10 Baltimore and the South md "e
They have 40 connection with us. -.
For through tickets by this route Apply ia Phscepds
ue Railroad Ofce, corner u Marie, and Elevsnh -.
A. sogh ThI1-s; board sc ainboaf Dockst wnsn
Kdre through from Phs!sdeplia ~ Plisburse -, -.
Wheeling SIS with the privilege ~ stopping ablnho.
spPJ.t9 }. l.. sLEAMER AsIa'u
Al adams & Cos Express Osice, % wal-st At Il a =
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AIR-TIGHT KIroHEH RANGE.

rENHE UNDERSIGNED have hai Ia use for sometime
1 bacs, L. WOOD Patent Portable Air-tgh Two Oven
kitchen Range which has ecusled pccatons 10 every
respect doing he baking boiling, hrong roasting, &c %
our entire "a sfacion. sd cheerly recommend 20
others for their use believing ihey VIII Pc equay Vel
pleased viii IL operation
RALPH POST. o. s-conc-avenue
q. WALSH. sisfe-st Brooklyn.
~ Y RYDER, - East Broadway.
SEYMOUR HOYT. ~ Pesd-si. Brooklyn.
r. DUNCAN WiHsmshurgh.
The above sre only few of the numerous re-onmen g.
lions which he manufacturer has Ted, and W1ld re-
specially invite the public lu call ~ his store and examine
ife auqs before purchasing elsewhere All are warranted
M i've .aIlsfnrrnl lalt amI l. WOOD ~ WAler-sl
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TO LET.

- TO IFT-A CotfAge IN he country sgiiao eiof i9e
. sumner rear ne depot Also. some Los iof sa1
- ate.r in1lirc far tl-. b. G-Al, ai .- ao 1. -
We Pens nepet ., ~
- TO IET-Tte modern threesf1ry trck lll-e p
F-erertt-st between Broadway ald JriTersi -pl'c-
- rsr.ai. flrn-lre VIII BE- rented win ne hQl 'e
rnr fsf-lar particulars, &c. apply .1
f~ff fw a D. BLEEChER. A1ci 'neer. 2 br1al--.-
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AsTRoNonnY FOR SCHOOLS.

1T NTINGTON6 SAVAGE, Booksellers and Publishers
V6 Pearlst have in course Of preparation new work
on Astronomy for schools By Professor Mitchell Of the
Cincinnati Observatory. The well known talents Of he
Fainr In ifs branch Of Science, together with the facilities
which be possesses for obtaining Astronomical information
afford sire guarantee OF the excellence Of the forthcoming
nso iel6
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FORM BOOK

rNDER TIE NEW CODE.-Ths day published com
L rendum of all ihc forms Of practical prJcet dngs aud
peangs requird for Ia civil actions n the Conrs Of
Judtaiuie 81 the State Of New.hors Also ianle OF
terms cf Court. ether with comprehensive index
nv Inll8 1foyyusleud F.o BELL & GOULD.
-rn LAW sfaf0ners l58 Nassau-si
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CAMP MEETINGS.
TIE ZION SOEGSTER.

A COLLECTION OF HYMNS and spiritual Songs. gen.
"A e-aiy sonc 10 Cgnp ard Prayer Meetings and IN rey
ras If RELIGION New edition, hound IN red and blue EN-
hossei leather Price SO cents per copy For sale Al ne
Methodist Bookstore in NuIherst aud ~ their Branch DO
Nassau.s New YORK. TIE usual discount % hose who
,r.r.he.. ,,t sell f..iu iel7 9weOi&4tW
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TARRYTowN INSTITUTE,
a se.ec, Boarding School for Boys, a. Tam ,Jwl
NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL.


4 NEWMAN PRINCIPAL
I'Hls INSTITUTION j. pleasantly stusled ons.l.Io or
mile north " The village, near TIE sp1l on winch MAJOR
Andre wss tshen and about fHf mule from e fefut oai
landing sna Hudson River Railroad. The buildings re- FL
calculated fur .L- purpose, having ample fn5 sIo-ld f.
lu this IusIll0l Young gentlemen vii De lliOl Eit f
erlc'sd iu the branches Of an English end Classical t-u
caton reo -e 1r Commercial pursuits or entering Cole
The dll~plue vii be- mild and parental a 20 eitcei cal
cusfed o. excite and please raer ih in e1tffass ana
perp,eX TIE mind, and pupil WIl De- allow 81 lO pass
through hs studies until he has thorough ana lrac-cll
kuoyed ZEE II tie same. and every attention VIZ e PAD 90
their manlcrs. morals. and Intellectual Improvement
The Principal having been more than twenty years nc
cessfly engaged 10 he profession iees hs self July com
peieut 10 give perfect satisfaction to hose " DO nay pH
lie the Institution
There are f,y0 terms ln the year. each - wccks
The summer Term commencing on ths hrsi y May, and
the Winter on d first of November though SCI GLARS may
be admitted any time. but not i1T Ices period than one
term without special agreement The prce Of Board end
Tuition including washing and mendne. Tor me summer
Term il from SIS 10 s0 and the Winter Term from 80 10
SOS according 70 the branches pursued payable IN advance
REFERENCES:
Tarrgfown--Rev. Joseph Wilson. J. w. scnbner VI ID.
Rev. p Chambcrin. Rev. c. II. Uuderhll. New fork
Citv-Rey Bishop T. ; James ID kevB Creagh, Pastor
NJ F. Church. Aenst; Rev. G. n. Fisher Pastor Dutch K
Church, BrO0me-si Rev. G. CO.cs, 20 Mnbery-sil Rev
p r. Brown Pastor NJ Church, Greene-sts Rev. q. ;.
Browne - Boud-si. Rev D. W ark, Pastor VI T. urch'
Sulivanst; Rev C0neD ID Pastor De- Baptist Clufc h.
Broonest; Re-. o. v AmeTman, Pastor VI. p Church,
Bed0rd-st Rev = Remington, Pastor ot Bapu-i Churh'
sianton-si. New Haven. C.-Rey. Cos. Law. mva ueod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
A DEAD SHOT ron BED-BUGs.

Nirkf ~ llAt r.
EiHE DEAD-SHOT BED BUG POISON, a net" article,
exceeding anything known for Destroying those noxous
vemln Jus, received ant 1r sale wholesale ana rei by
KETCHAM 4 HFNSHAW.
ie7 I'm i2l Fuiou-st he only agents IN his civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
a. P PULLING ND
! WILsON Nd
B. BRIGGS, ND
Albany irI1.lsu. P 2. ELMENDORFl SD
CAUTION

Owing 90 tls riea slccess and immense sale " Dr. Town
send ssfsepar-s, number ~ men woo were formerly Cur
Agents. have commenced making ,zrssparAa Exrscis,
LlIs, blreIs, EXfals 1i Yellow Dock, &c. They fere
lay plL sD The shaped bottles sn1 some Of them
have stolen ard copied 81 lelsi lsy are only
worthless flllatons, ans sA0lit be- avoided.
Pr.nclral Office. - Fulol-sl SUI Building y. y Red
ding c. Silie-si 8oso1, Diol son., ~ Norh Ser
cld=l Plsie gaia. : Hanre. Druggist. Baltimore r.
". Cohen. Charleston; Wr-f Co i5i Clzrres-si y. o.
i3 SCUM fearsi Albany; ara 5y 4! he principal Or r.
gs-s and Merchants rfr orally Jl lci Tie Lllird -taie-
" asi Indies and lie Cslsdas mvi MNEIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

&BOOTS CHEAPER -TILL.-Eiae Caf
y Boots - 81 usually y b hne French Cal Dress
Boots - o. sold In other stores for s. and - Con
~ cIess Caters cheaper than 10 any other store IN me
city slOes &c &c hand made 10 order. AL orders
prompay attended f0 MsrdiDg. &C done 10 the store
JOHN LAYING 50 Aun-st
ie19 5msod between Broadway and Nassau 81.