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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18

YANKEE PIONEERS o THE MIND.-A per-
son commissioned by the city authorities of ST.
Louis, has been for some days in this city, en-
gaging a number of smart Yankee teachers Of
both sexes for the public schools of st. Louis.
Boston Courier, l0h inst.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18

TIME Cheshire Association Of Universalists, will
i. hold its Annual Meeting at Hinsdale, on We'd
ncsday and Thursday,ihe 9Th and 9Th days Of Sept
next, Each society within the limits of the Associ'
a.cn Is entitled 10 two lay delegates, which it is
hoped and expected will be in attendance.
Winchester, Aug II, ls4s. 3we'
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons interested, that the
IL Ashuelot Railroad Company, or the grantees
New HAMPSHIRE will amply to the next General
Assembly Of the State Of Vermont, to be holden
at Montpelier, on the second Thursday Of octo.
Der next, for a charter to construct a Railroad
across the southern boundary or corner OF said
State.
FREDERICK BoYDEN,
CLERK Of said Ashuelot Railroad Company.
Hinsdale, N. H., Aug. IL, lS4e.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
1Aarrtf0.

In this village, ut the Vermont House, Aug. o, by
Rev. C.. II. Moor, Mr. Charles c. Wilson 10 Miss
Betscy 7. Slyfeld, both Of Boston, Mass. and for.
merly Of Kcene, N. II.
Ia Bath, N. Y, Aug. 0, Franklin. Ripley, il. Esq.
Wf Milwaukee, Wis. TO Miss c. C.. Fowler, daughter
'df John w. Fowler, Esq. of Bath.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18

example, in the province of ~Jauja-hen's eggs
are circulated as small coins, forty-eight OF fifty
being counted for a dollar. In the market pla-
ces and in the shops, the Indians make most of
their purchases with this brittle sort of money ;
one will give two or three eggs for brandy, an
other for indigo, and a third for cigars. These
eggs are packed in boxes by the shopkeepers,
and sent to Lima. From Jauja alone several
thousand loads of eggs are annually forwarded
TO the capital. -1Schu Traveis in Perm.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
j. b. Err,
.SNSSSSeSANNA HNANZSNc
Bratueboro, Vi.

BfatIeb0rO, VI.
A Ii orders for BusiSEss, and vIsiIISo CARDS,
"A Mars, &C. Sc. will be executed In % good siyls
and At as reasonable prices as can be done in New
England.
I'm. B-Hnving made arrangemc nis with a
good Engrnvcr, | am prepared 10 do every descrp.
ton Of ENGRAYT at as Low PRICES as
can be done in or ont Of Boston.
u Also, Book and Job work done Mt rcasona
bic prices. August 10. ls4s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
STATE OF VERMONT.

Ia Probate Court, Aug. g, ls4s.
ZONES Mary Jane Bellows, widow Of CHAS
vi BELLOWS, late Of Wilmington, deceased,
and moves the Court here for an assignment 10 her
ed.
Whereupon. it is ordered that said petitioner no
ufy all perso interested, that this court will de-
eide upon said application, at the session thereof, to
be holden at Childs' Inn in Wilmington, in said dis
tict, on the last Thursday Of August, instant, by
publishing a copy Of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, print
cd at Brattleboro, in said district, previous to said
time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
81 Attest, r. HOLBROOK, R,gr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18

PRErrY FAIR.-Judge Thomas, of Worces-
ter, being unable to attend the celebration of
Independence day at Fitchburg, as an invited
guest, sent the following toast:
"Tke only tolsraJle form Of Sdrery-That
where one woman holds captive one man in
which the victim not only hugs his chain, but
the little tyrant that riyets it"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
SELLING OFF.

INOR the next ten days we shall sell Light Cling.
n hnas, FiUacy Dgess Goods, and many oihsr DIV
Gods al cost, 10 make room for NEW GOODS.
IT-All DESTROYS Of purchasing a dress very
cheap, will please give US n call.
A. IL DAY & BROTHER.
Aug :. 2w52
ssITC ALLISTER'S ALL HEALING
vi OINTMENT" in large and small boxes
Tor sale by A DAr5 BROTHER.
lug. II. 6w52
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
STATE OF

n PROBATE Cont, Arg. 8, ls4s.
COAIES George Newman, Administrator npon
" tho estate Of JOHN WILSON, late CT Braitlc-
boro, deceased, and files his administration account
for examination and allowanc
Whercupon, it is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested, that this court will de-
eide upon the allowance Of said account, at the spec
inl session thereof, to be holden at the probate Of,
ice In Brattlcboro, in said district, on the 2sIh day
Of August, instant, By publishing a copy Of tho
record Of this onier three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at said Braitleboro, pre-
ious to said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
81 Attest, F. HOLBROOK. Regr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
August 7,Is4s.

L HEREBY give and release unto my son HAIR
il WY v. CLoUoH, his time to labor and con
tract for himself, and l shall not hereafter pay any
debts contracted by him, or claim any OF his earn
ings.
Jamaica, VI, Aug. IL, lsls. So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
sTArE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, june 7, ls4s.
ZONES S. II. Bridge, Administrator upon the
~ estate of BENJ. N. KNIGHT, late Of Whining
ton, deceased, and files his administration account
for allowance.
Whercupon it is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested, that this court will de-
eide upon the allowance of said account, and de-
cree distribution of said estate among the heirs
thereof, at the session thereof TO be holden at Childs'
Inn, in Wilmington, in said district, Oh the last
Thursday Of August next, by publishing a copy Of
the record of this order three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Bratileboro, in
said district, previous to said time Of hearing.
A true copy of Record.
81 Ahesf, f. HOLBROOK. Rear.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18

The Cry OF CHURoHEs.-This cognomen
has often been applied to Brooklyn, N. Y, and
with no small degree Of justice, as we ascertain
from the Brooklyn Directory for 1882, Just
published. With a population of o 1000 in 1915,
proportion twice that of New York.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
Wanted Immediately

DY the subscriber, a .J'oneylaaH Shoemaker, to
Id work on all kinds Of Peg work. Also, a boy
acquainted with fitting.
DANIEL HAGAR.
Uinsdalc, y. IL, Aug. lG. So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
WANTED,

DY y healthy Irish woman, a situation as Wet
ID Nurse. Apply to Mrs CUSSINemAM, on Mr.
Gahilis section, just below the village.
Brattleboro, Aug. ~. 50
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Notice..



T'LD. EDWARD MATHEWS, an agent Of the
IL American Baptist Free Mission Society, will
flbl the following appointments, presenting the
CLAIMS Of the A. b. +. NJ. Society, md show the
connection between the effect Of the old organized
i%nissiomTy bodies upon the heather world, viz
Warinsford, lt church, Friday p. NJ. and evening,
Sept. s.
Wailinsford. % church, Saturday, 7. NJ, Sept Q.
Weston, Sunday, Sept. 10.
Londonderry, Monday Z. NJ. and evening, Sept. II
Tuesday. = a : n
Jamaica. Wednesday Is.
West W a~,lsboro, Thursday, p. NJ - Is
Dover, Friday i. NJ Is
Pond vile, Saturday, Is
Sunday, - ~
West Duminersi0n, Monday, p. NJ, " is
Guihorj, Tuesday, i. NJ and evening, 10
Ludl ow, Sunday. ~
Mcc,hanicsYillc, Monday a " 2j
w III the friends make Arrangements necessary t0
an extensive notice and full aiiendaneel
Per order.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
Melrose Seminary.

THE FALL TERM Of this popular Institution
Il will on "Wednesday, Aug. 80, and
continue eleven weeks.
Board Of illustrators.
Rev. JOHN S. LEE, A NJ, Pnneipol and T,aesp
IN Languages.
JAMES G. MURPHY, a. D., Teacher in Maihe
IaatcS.
Mrs ELMINA b. LEE, Poeeptrss and 7'aeher il
Painting.
Miss MARY 1. JENIsoN. Tsueha in Primary
DepdHmeaf.
Mrs SUSAN s. WHITAKER, Tsaokr Ia Music.
This School has now been in operation one year,
and has been patroniHed far beyond the expecia.
tons Of its friends. Its prosperity speaks for itself
II needs not our commentator. Under the old
board Of Tearhens, the Trustees confidently antici-
pate for It, as usual, a liberal share Of public patron
age.
Instruction will be given In all the branches usu-
ally taught in such institutions. Lectures on the
sciences pursued, instruction in Field Surveying
and Trgonometry, practical Geology aud Bothny
will be given. The Literary Society and Debating
Clab, which has been 50 deservedly popular, will be
continued, and every facility offered for gaining a
complete English and Classical education.
Measures are now taking for procuring a Philo-
sophical and Chemical Apparatus. A good Cabi-
net Of Minerals has been obtained. The Teachers
Institute will be revived, and Lectures delivered
by the teachers and other gentlemen, and other ia
ciliiies offered for fitting teachers for their arduous
and responsible work. In furthcrcnce ofthis object.
Mitchells "Ouiline Maps" and Comells "Improy.
ell Globe have been obtained.
Particular attention will be paid to Drawing and
Painting, which have been pursued with so much
success during the present term.
The Primary Department will be under the care
Of an experienced teacher, who will devote herself
zealously TO her labors. Scholars from eight 10
thirteen years Of age will be admitted to il.
Board can be procured ut the Boarding Houses
and in good families, at prices ranging from 81 81
to $3.50 per week. Rooms will also be let to those
wishing TO board themselves.
Books and Stationery can be procured near the
Seminary.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, 500
Higher $50
Latin, Greek, French, German, and higher
Mathematics, 400
Music, including use OF Piano, extra, 600
Drawing and Painting, each extra, 100
Primary Department, 400
ROBERT G0ODENOUGH, } Committee
EBENEZER, HOWE, Jr, for he
A. J. HINES, Trustees.
West Bruttleboro, w. Aug. I, ls4s. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
BOSTON, AUG. sth.
Entire stock Of Clothing
OAK HALL,
Will be Closed mp immediately.

Those that are in want offs Cool LINEN SACK,
u Nice VEST, or THIN PANTS, or AsY ARTICLE
in the Clothing line, at about HALE PRICE usu.
ally asked can be accommodated at
im5l 20 ANN STREET,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
CHEESE.

NEW CHEESE, OF extra quality, from Hollis
~ Boyden's celebrated dairy, for sale By
Aug. 10. +. l. I. WOODCOCK
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
FIRE. FIRE.

TTIE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire In.
4 surance Company are hereby notified that the
folswing assessments have been made BY the Di-
rec,ors on all notes in force on the days following,
ae wit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18

n consequence Of receiving the above request,
u aud Of wishes otherwise expressed 10 have a
Teachers Institute in the Northern part Of the
County, | have conclu iel to limit the FAN Term
Of the Normal School and Teachers Institute ut
Brattleboro, TO eight weeks md on Monday, Oct.
30th, to open a Teachers Institute Mt Jamaica, to
continue -Four Weeks. Tuition, SO The Normal
School and Teachers Institute in this village, will
commence on Monday, Sept 4ih, and c%oniinne eight
weeks. Tuition 81. Provision will, however, be
made for those who wish to pursue their studies
here for the full term of ten weeks. .
ADDISON BROWN,
Braitleboro, July 81, is4s. so
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
J. @, MERRILL

order to make room Cor a new and elegant
Il stock Of Fall Goods, is selling off his remaining
stock Of Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices,
All kinds OF Produce and No. !, 2,3 and 4 Palm
Leaf Hats taken in exchange.
N. b, U-Cash will buy goods the cheapest.
Hinsdale, N. ii, Aug. 8. sw5l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
RUNNING WATER.

A0i AN PeiFp'N1 - AhtAAltb l4Nutt uuu tupplY-
ing dwellings, gardens, factories, villages, engines,
SC, with
RUNNING wATER.
With five feet fall it will discharge one gallon
per minute nj an elevation Of fifty feet from the
machine. The simplicity Of the operation Of this
machine, together with its effectiveness and duribil-
ny, renders it decidedly the most important and
valuable apparatus yet developed in Hydraulics.
They are composed Of metal, weigh but IS lbs,
aud occupy only about a cubic foot of space. All
persons having premises situated higher than the
spring or brook from which they wish to take the
water, are respectfully invited 10 call on the sub.
scribcrs and witness a denomination OF the forego-
ing statements.
LEAD PIPE Of a superior quality, coated on the
inside with Banea Tin, a metal next 10 silver in
purity, kept constantly on hand. PUMPS Of vari.
Gus kinds manufactured in n permanent, workman
Ike manners and Brass Castings made to order at
their Foundry, ms usual
/ JNo BURNHAM & SON.
Brsttleboro, Aug. 8, ls4s. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-30

AThe Legislature Of Wisconsin has pass
ed through every stage bill exemPi'ng
the homestead Of family from sale on
execution for debt. The area exempted.
u forty acres in The country. or a quarter
of an acre in the village. The final vote
in The Senate stood Il To s; in the House,
80 To 25.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-30

II is mark of a depraved mind, to sreer
at decrepit old age. or to ridicple any one
VIII" is defonned in his ners IN or larke'h
understanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
Boston AnnlNernarIea.

TRr FoREjoN EvANGELicAL SOCIETY," This
soccty held IL anniversary Tue day morning az the
fremont Temple. Rev d. Baird. che secretary said,
d.. nr ilc nne years of this Society existence -
reid @. operation ali hold on The svmpohcs ~ Chr's
ans hi been annually ncrcasu aud % coietrattd t-
present anniversary under peculiarly cncoufa.ns aus
pieces li Committee had during the year, moea ne
French CANADIAN Society. % greater cAteni tin 20
any previous ycathsl employed or eiHcicnt
~ among the 60O0O French in Ncs-C Orleans ana made
arrangements 20 bring one or two more ifom rance
tie coming AUTUMN a. permanent iaoorers ID That
CITY The Society he'd employed fn able and pols
Spsui.rd % translate "Ihc History 81 the Rotor.
..sfon. lv n'Aub.ne. aud some three or four other
1.ork. afprot,riate TO- the tmos, for distr3utiou
ir Mexico aud south America end tAcy susta.s 5cs
man Chaplain 90 valparaiso.
b. France. the CHIEF field 81 operation they sustain
20 laborers coportcurs and cvancc O., beside others
ia several other papa countries They had also trans
lated DAubirncs History into Italian and u now
circulating rapidly iu Italy. gentleman ig Hartford,
be d Lad engaged 20 sCppoT, amissiOnary there Tor
one year and hc thought o;hcr- would DO the sa'ne
pansl countries he said had contributed hundreds u
Thousands 81 l0ars Tor Sustaining nissiolaFies n e
Jaitcd states and bu' reasonable that wc should
a. =. much flr them u accordance with ouf conrc-
ton. of truth and duty in return 70 wa az interest
ing sct tEr. millions n those countries were now 1901.
i1g 70 US not oGl Tor The light Afforded y our nee i
stfuti0ns bot Tor more knowledge of tnat Cnilstiy
which lies &c toe foundation OF aA true freedom as
vel as lurlrc Applncss. .,
interc.fasg addresses were made by Rev. Ar bi Nel
from Pr.s Dr. T. Bccchcr. Rev. SIR King nom pub
lin aud Eev. Mr Kirk. Eot Daily Times, Weanc' cay'
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ROOK TRADE.
TIE KINGS AND CABINETS

~ EUROPE ANu THEIR VICTIMS o. Sweie-
- Published f.s lry Fuc1 cfs
F--h Scandinavia oeru-1- Poles. 20 sa-ic1. i'i
ls. el Ids. fl4s 81 vork WIGS. ga -. o be
r- .4 - FNun.--.-.l ID VOL. f.o. An.Errr.s.
\ -tt-s.l History uits - Aellr. sale Lrflfs oi a
.'t, o. I'D ile earl I'd, lerHo .1 De- Tr,ser, isfnl-. a
Cong ..f, History rfrI- Word
Lls Furs l. erl-elty written tv wei Clt-el tr
Gre i-a. ul er--l-l- i Fiev. 1.l htera slrr-.s Asl
ilrl- ec-cf rlsf store of III formation rafar trlr.
arl1. ~ r1rr- .e ID lel .cr r u. ..c tr lf
ite Vnrl egg kl.Hr. sNla. l.r r4.l. J lrce
Genie rar 80.
Lar. Hasrer 90 tle Guard nm lr Olos'. n Ave-
rle n.4 true ptf-l.el ly ID b. .-a.. fr..- Ci
'lle D--r Nr---a-1 hc'a' Lorse A-si.r- sr 81 -r.
I.e EEL lul.a. Tale UI t.l aaflIr.l-. .r C.rr..
Sc. n-. A-f.lr lf' Blf al Bl-' Prce 81 cs
Cry Flwsl.. ol o. Can 1rr4,E Treason D. A,svoIth
Pu.c -
- .-zt-. or f.e-'s Revenge T-'e of Firrls lv
Nel le .ltll % .- 'tysfcriss 90 NsvY o-k' Plcs
- ccr-
Iae Alll cf S.5snic. by Ne~.1r g. Cris Price IS cfs
A-e-s loll-. r-.. r-- c-l-s -1liet o4 t-e bee, of
Term, lr Del -rsI GRAHAM. rI.are Brlt.n-s
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CLOTHING.
spRING - gUn1nGgR oLoTAING.

T. II. McFLNOl g. CO. 's'ya bhJADNA Az
v1HREE DOORS ABOVE TIE AMERICAN HOTEL
4 sad directly opposite l- flf4 Fountain are prepared
. r rr lie -f.car ut -ler numerous patrons an ihe
mt IL cs -.o.c- llf e -f p new goods iJi
Srrag lrl -uul1I Vl.r c-r be- JllI i- ile cfycJl
-rg gfclfI- uer-, Ve-l f. ct- f~frlr-, ta eei-
-ls drr1 a'e.. .e R..rI '.eT lre elg1- I'd 20 make
rr -o o- er % great r-- 0Iel tr.n -rler PAGES
They would parIr .arT col. e l.cl. on e te llFei
Ar ana others want W .r.f-rl.e lrlce Ji read T-l tle
s- s1ts cqla. ID every re-n--. Deb -o-e maze 20 order
-r- tt-y are ling Gle per -lal alyls heretofore u
fsre4 % lie public.
A. as.o-uea o readvnaic ire4s AID frocs coats latest
Nv - zephyr cg-l. clsfelea- -ed dfl0 dete AID
merO POLKA ant s1cz c97fst also pl1a90ns, gnd sfer
fv III fancy s.z end satin Fef- also sris u-cer-res
and dflwrr-: haf0-e scf- crlfas, s-e-ers and slps
-.or article of kd gloves. constantly an la--l-
Thew would al l-rln ,l t-r superior styles OF vest
al pira.ooa- ~ furnished 10 20 Broadway lmyi3 I'D
sr.ngers and other wo-d l0 well -g ca and examine
teer stock. jean prices. bo .rs lg ese.Ffrf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
- Khcumalie Alirriion, aud Tic DoIorcuH.

-lese usually .Aveerae diseases have found cure ragd
and permanent n CUaM,Ns EISir. being the Ethereal *
tract Of Sarsa para and Hydrodaie Of P0ass4. Store
,au two hundred persons who have been att ci many o
them for years with rheumatism, have been clel 10y i,
remedy within the lass four months, aud o crrlacifes u
seariy hundred az them viii ac shown 90 any pri-1u
who VIII take tc isoublctJ call 10 te Office. Tue l-cc
very pleasant tae and confident is te prUp-'f1r O
almost Iulaile virtues that Dee clarecs cure I'D either
of the above Diseases lc money VIII De returned. sod
wholesale ard retail % 81 Nlntl.avclue u ts city. ia
Brooklyn az 1879 Fl0n-sf. and in Ncwars OF rs Broads.
Price one dollar per bOiIe or sx bodies Tor I've dollars
myao 3lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
rTuTuAL LTFE INsURANCE,

OfFfDE = WALf-sr
TIVE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY continues % Insure against al intlls VI
lie Rl.As on more favorable terms tllu any other Com
pluy.
Tie operations Of this Company are coulned eNcisiVcy
20 LIE Insurance and life Comm cuc.es Upon DE purely
MANUAL utl. enabling ie insured % participate n a me
profits cd The business while living, wei 10 securing 10
survivor, % certain resource against want
Dividends are declared annually. Each person Incurred
becomes member, gul entitled ID vote To- directors.
Wien .c party pIef'fs Del con pay unennf me lfeinim
hv giving his note thus Tar the dividends Oi this Company
have been equal o tr uute thereby canceus c notes.
ana thus saving io tic iuslrcd Onehai TIE premium ihAen
ir other companies.
LoCsL KGfEHENcEs.-Pneps. Dodge Go. q CLh.st
T.. ID. liurbui Co. 70 ,llh.si.i Frederick Demng Esq
President iu.on Bank T.. D. Morgan CO. 70 Ffontsi;
Pratt Wooifgrt Co l5e Pear-sf.
H. s. NISSAN, Md Gjl Broadway, Physician TO Tie
Company \. {, Z. MORGAN g2b6 Agents
Books and pamphlets may De bed gratis on application,
mi al Information given ai te Office Of As Company -
Wti-at Jrl 5uaeJd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
- rracurRs - paRrNrs.

CLARK. Al >rIN s. CO. .5 Broadway. a-v- ilsf PUB
N..ed ,yord er't ci re.-tr' ard Parents Manual 90
Education; being paG for ur form core = study or
c9ls fll academies de..rcI Ue curr c handbook
lld guide for teachers, pnrr q a ,uct. by .4ilni
p Ly01 g. ST. PRINCIPAL oi t-e Irving l1srrlrc.
The attention a. teachers and parents Is invited 'o ihe
ahove-namcd work. which IS ore oil. great er and caca-
.eI t1 be- 0fe. senfl service l them. 4e blowing anon,
many other highly Commentary notices have been given
ID fle public prints
. =
a-r.-. .ci RI. PIE t.c.U rli .rrr-.c .. .lr'
"''r .ais' -ri..a,' fsicr- .a-s--' 's s H F~l All
lre esf Oh. Al c..1r I- 90 t 'rr Adv. Is a..-
T.r 10 -rrr .on ~t ID 90 bare -..s admire
-r at'.,ei o - plosss .-r -l D. 20 is -si Ns'sfsr
r.r.lI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
WIGS ANp TOupEEs.

~ Bntcheiar's New Invented Wigs IRE pcricc-
tom Nothing has yet been made equal 90 ten they age
and natural pcarlce Is, iO dcfy election, made
pi thc finest hair and adapted in he snest manner Iu
every style. The American lsite 90 e .asf Fllr ar
,dte inventor silver medal. A large assortment .v
ON hand 90 NM. BACHELORS,
NV lmi.eoI 2 Wa.Ist near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

sATANyAH-B1ig Ciirfg-l0s ne " J II Habsr,l.n
- So htuD Blfl.r-ll0 o. X Grtl--0 Do Bfoeham
C'Lai.-l-o 5,os cotton Clnoun, Henry Co.'S do a. l.
Grsvs1I f1 Isaac BrowG-ll 10 Arrll-13 DO Hem Cot
20 lo ss DLuam3l lo Henry butcr-l d. Prmaa A, Roger
bH lro5. Nulacs-if bids aud II bales lie col 10
lN C.fdvf ID Atnafe-l Fie PEGS Naulare1-l a. jane
tnaasto bales cotton llsc Bi.r40 DO srrsess, Ceaul7a
Gel i9 Losn1 Alan ID Joll KsniaI.-7 do Como
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NV CIorEIFa WAREHOUsE,

4 - WILLIAM b. -.r.-.' l. .4-.e alr f-ilA Dl--
l. / OClurci llf l.l doors glove ti.,Jc-s-
HEWITT & CDrL5CE.
desire 20 ul1Tn e-Lela. .--lrll- ard OF N.0 purchase
coil-. tIai ter have rlel fe "a. -selel store, aud
are % sr- lr sale s'-cA 1i Co. made cios 10y
new goods r- best ord icsf ii-.lape n4nrer' con-
s.s,n 0f pie v-lo-s .4---, l-ls cad syes, rth ite
pocket corlr Or flcF o. Obs s-l-sr- may dictate. 20
nz coli euf f gclr.eIle ls.a of sc-l aTlc--s need
only examine ts.r goods ID Jrltr % become .a-ied ~
.er sgpe-.lrfg, - fe is chez 90, lrJ Pa .e'
prices o. larI a. assortment ~ Gee g0o4s from W-c
tl0.e who isl ga--r Esde .3 order may Sect
c A. MEsacg wiz be happy % se- l. iieil-. - -'o'e
AMI co-ae -Heu b. lilo n1s. approved na1iis5
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HAIR DYE,
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II Bachelors Instantaneous LIQUID Color
ing for thc Hair is unnvae0 Cor producing natural
black brown without injury 90 llc hlr or skin III. pro
nonced hy thousands the best article u e wor aud Doe
only 'ai performs Oh IL promises. See and judge o
yourselves al BATCHEL0Ns We.-s near Broadway One
iral VIII prove is efficacy. my3 lm.seol
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T. T. TRALL % d.. who started ie hrst dtel-Cg re l,l-
tuition u tins country, receives lf ds 40 bis colnlnoiols
establishment, % La sisi. door from D John siaf
adaptations ~ bathing, with variety % physloosco lnl
mechanical appliances peculiarly his own, aud de' aud
drues Whatever usea.sr air, food aLl exercise be-
inE The only lcrIpcuic iusfnmcnfles. P-cas nre pro
ded with .ey 90 Ae Park. giving them access az Oh te
TO the most dclgl and saubdOu- Promenade ground I'D
Ntw-Ncrk. Day patients accommodated. Consul aious -
rnv.7 lmi-~