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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07
D. D. NASH, Auctioneer.

d. u. NASH, AuctOnerf. ......,
MORTGAGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD fUhNl.
fiTf-RF -Tfis day Wednesday, at 10 o'clock. at 100
Fa0n.st By vlrIe VI mortgage mahogany sofas sois
bltiesd dressing turesns plain DO pier Ssss per sno
center bee mahogany tables, mahogany ami rush sea-
cirs bookcase wardrObes, Wiou and Brussels cafpeis
nlran Do paintings, - oc0th Lamps rockers, arm
ciaIFs. kitchen flmfure &c.
A.o. a .of Of unfinished c'Ocks, sc. =,
lei lts A. T. HlLLYER, Awy for Mortgages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07
rNGrNEERrNG. &C.

Ea-Ilr Railways of Great Britain Hnt lr..l parcu if-
u.s. dcsclbcd and illustrated ly g. Nsh1w, plates, second
edition, fo Sd.
Practical Ge0lesy. c1mpr.ine Chs.l-surFcylg and ihc
use of surveying Instruments, Lcvelnr ant Tracing of
Contours, hy j. B. Nh.alls second cdl4lni wan At"
chapters. Cli--.to, =. o.
Treatise on Roads, wherein le principle ON which
-1sls should Dee made are explained and illustrated by
9.afes Nc bv Sir IN paruc second ca4lucfo g O..
Ha-so's fire A-,i.tm, Engineers ka"ay Guide, i-u'-
rated 1v yuot.s aud plates Parts AMI IT, vols 5Fo,
cloth g. London. l.li-ia
PUTNAM. Importer, l5j Broadway,
ic6 Cts ID Pafgmo.fer-rOw, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

- To observation-disclosures arina, as Summer
food for infants ana persons delicate health stands unr
vailed for nourshinc powers agreeing with the mos fls-
dious stomach pleasing the palate and far superior 20
arrow root tap.oca sago SC No article is equa. 10 u for
bowel complaints prevailing among clndrca in warm
weather & liberal discount 10 dealers.
HECKER 4 BROTHER. Croion Mills.
ies l,yiss 1879, 2eI, 205 Cheuy-sL
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JOHN II. YArFlELD, Auetoneer.
-zr.rry-voRR HORSE BAZAAR

NO n CROSBY STREET. Auction sale q Horses
tCarra .e.. Harness Saddles, &c This day, wednesday,
June 1873 commencing a. u o'clock with Carriages, haf
uess &c and ~ O'Clock with catalogue Of Horses
Aso, private sale. number 81 pairs VI hne matched
Ho.es and II -inge Horses, suitable for al purposes
JOHN H. YATFiELD, Proprietor,
~ IL WILLIAM COWAN, Salesman and Manager
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07
cARnrrRiS

ININfITABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE
rsTuE BFSr ARTICLE in the word tor coloring no
EIsr besnf fu brown or black and warrsnted not 70
tain the skin or wash ID In purchasing be cnreul 70 kes
beauty u vour hair To be tad Wholesale and retail
CLfREHUOHs Hair Dressing Saloon, l7g b,oedwes
ny2i lmeodss COT 7" 'VNf"-
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rrI.u,s BoYs, AND CBILDREN's

CLOTHING. J. BOWERY
IOSEPH b. CLOSE co. make 20 order and keep con-
y stauty oA hand large pui fashionable assortment Of
greatly reduced prices. Call YOU wish bargain-ai
wholesale or retail as 3In.se0d+
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Clinton HAL corner Beekman and Nassau sts-&Ioo Wi
unes and Tie principal Reviews and Magazines, American
lud British Constant additions Of The best works ~ sC-
enca art and literature Rooms open from TO NJ 10 10
a. CLERKS initiation fee c and seul-anuual due. 81
Merchants and others annual subscription - Conrs OF
Constitution and Bylaws may be had on application a. he
Library. By order. HENRY 4. OAhLfl'
'ej lmisrud Rec. Sec. Mtrcan-ue LID AssociH'.pA'
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- We are sorry &C. learn that Mr. Senator
,..-,,, of folfana has been detained from his sent
81 moro l.an q week past ty serioss illness from
sch however. he i recovering MAT Intel
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-, Third Mnra-Nipp ~ LsroMn.-The undo

-i-ued having been appointed committee 10 receive ana
ecf sulcrp, ons n e Third Ward. for the relief of
Messrs KIP a BROWN, request that donations Of any
amount from 81 upward be lcN with either Of tie under
stoned CHARLES \ SrETSON Asior House
THOMAS MCELRATIi, Tribune Oice.
Saturday June ). 1916 bN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07
~ May RepOrt.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office II " sll-sj. have is
scd curing the month o. May 1913, Nney-iour new Pol

New IOIcICs sslcI m NAY 10.
ROBT L. PATTERSON President
BENZ C. MILLER, secretary
J0srYH L. LORD, Agent
J1Mrs srgwART, ND. Medical Examiner, Abingdon
fqlaIc. ,s., -.
y B-Tlsi part OF The Charter which limited me Com
.er unlimited m duration III i-Is@a@N
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C,OTIIiNG.
SPRING AID SUMMER CLOTHING

SPRING AID SUMMER CLOTHING.
r. H. MlEINOI g. co. 2bi BROADWAY,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL
4 aaI direct. opposite ls PplS olufHn, are prepared
o offer for thc Inspection o. their lumeuu- patrons il he
public OF cnoce gni ftuci assortment ~ new goods fDi
sprnz and summer wear can Dee found u The cy-cun
s.tnr ofcoi. ce.simrfe- vcstug-. erDcs tH ecs
meruus dfgb c,r AZ. which tley ur" enabled i0 MAKE
up f0 order a great reduction from in-r-lr prices
Tuey svou d pauicI lly Gel. Ic attention oi ue travelling
public and others waning tr-ifte rice o rcudy-nthe
earmcu- equal n every respect iu those made o order
which they selling cueape. than anything heretofore OF
ftrcd fo tir public.
An assortment oi relymafe drcss and rock coats 1'cs
STYLES zephyr cloth ca.ilcrcre tweed. drab dcte and
meruo p0sa and cog.- also panlhools, ana frea
variety OF fancy ss and vests. also sis. uudcr' cer
and drawers hahose scars, crats, sttnefs ana -upe
nor Article OF Bad glove. constantly ou hams.
They would coll aHelunu '0 tr.r superior styles on Ycs
ana mint, ools . fr. sled al -il Broadway myi9 .-t
stran- ers and others would G1 well foo call ami examine
their stock AMI learn prices. isiJr, rur sn- c,ghcrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

W A. CARTER, Auctoneer.
ssTc~ff,-, s.iE af auction II Dinner Tea and
ATs5pf seis Store FEiufs Sc-W. A. CAkIEh VIII
se on Tur.day Gin june AT 10 O'clock a. ~ broad@
M a.. eoni.1 yos Oy order a the Ass.snee's Of Tbos
llod ,uloue .yh,cn are number Ofcegnnf dinner, Yea
"a li.f 80. fni. sale closes the copoern, all soocs
nast be removed before * O'Clock, Saturday. oas'Sss
On morning ofsalS W. ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

nEALEKS n dry foods, groceries, crockeTy, hard
Dwale A. wishing o. eel or Tor cash, aud close Their
concerns promptly, can be accommodated and reaed VII
confident ally hy adlressing calling on IHEODOhk
LEM puu5er 3 East Broadway. NB.-OOo.is received
and % On COMMISSION je7lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

N.~TIE GAKDEN-The public are respectfully m
,,i...,, q n conn, myll Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

Toia...........S2, 1900 s55s5l sls0715 S246i758
specie tti@75
itp,5ti
The amount OF merchandise shipped shows de-
crease Of sl537,l26 as compared with May lsi7, and
during the first five months OF the year the decrease,
a. compare d with the period OF last year, has
been s6l46 s equal to onehird OF the entire amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07
To- General society Of lIechnnics and Trades


men OF the civ OF NcW-N 0rks--A It-ultr httiiit
of tie Society Will BEE held Mechanics Hal, ~ Broad
way Ills evening, Junc7 one hour after sunset
ie7 IL ISAAC FRY Err Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

,-) - REWAR D-5,raysd or stolen, 90 The u
-. lust q zoo "a rer-tn i-' .l,e setter dog and
-----N answer, -1 tlc ufi1s u Brand The above re-
,vsrl VIII 30 pad ~ ae.vsals de dos a. 7 sPncssi
ef fuur 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

1910. of q. F.-The r. ". Grand Lodge of the
state Of Newly ork VIII hold Especial Degree session On
Wednesday evening the IN June, 1885, at The Grand Lod
Room 1916 Broadway Representative are requested 20
be pnrc-uul BY order JOHN @. TREADWELL,
ic7 ~ Grand Secretary.
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DoInestic rorfs.

SAILED j. tet slr Hsar Gave L-eraol lsr ,r,.e ..'
sr-s at-. sore-l., ATLANTIS. s.all.es eae r-.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

Nr.rs-ffs 81 .FsT1il, Esf Troy =. T.
frr-,.r-, r WtLcorI, Esq Newly ork Mills.
CLINTON e. GfLROI,
Author of The ~ Of Weasi1s, Practical IreaL-e oi
~. r.I-r, Pr.rriHrr Pas-1raI Lie AMI NtIlilc
49, ID ~ s5r.r.n a N oldsr. az .amre aud Art. &C.
s f.-. m .isiness must De- postpaid. and ai-Ee-.ed %
T. -'r., t (liirIr. "a Nas-ll-lf- NeN-l ora l-l y
mr.. WHEELER, OCCLfsT, - Greenwie.-s
f5rr8s ~ exclusive attention t0 diseases 90 ne c q
al onhfhaimc surgery. References given "a tls -
fsfoies hi he city. Once holrs from A 81 70 r u
Arf.aclA eyes for sale s1d inserted ge.-1Il-s
nor SALE-TwO engines win boilers one t'-iofss
L sns me ofner z-borse power Inquire at Dgich-si.
js7 iu-
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NrOvFITY, ANT-IlIENT' AM HEALrHl

ERClSE-S,rpure's Mechanical Riding school al
Nan1h4l Garden rov open Coz ilc seisonIa Is an -n-
.re.g new invention of MI IS. drsIuei to eve ue hrs
lessons aor.cuannp fo Young Masters aud Nsst = .d
a- tle time giving the best sni mos Pheasant anna o
evrr-e. To usa rs The kuI c; exercise w nr iul W ln
,aaHhc as cy -ll here -tf pleasant r." o lo DUCK
without fear or risk Children attending schoo "oiH l1
rai hrus. as ,yr. as n.cl.fe D taking ride oa lcs'
lUlnir. il,r-r- after being cortrc4 to e close ti o
their srhuoroous TIE public are res ccii'y invited io
rll nnd witness ts nev hli 90 ftcfeii'e exercise ~"
.,l or u.l-h.y tckct. may bs hal Ol acc0mmoi alug
,.-... foiiNT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

-. TO i,FT-A short distance som jersey Chf' i-a'
g. srnaI cottages lu row u siN pcs Ems ed ana rea9
L. 1rcccuplfun. Ilese houses use on neatly -hl'i1
with bind -hlft-s. both frol- aL rear, cuhiAhl- l.-
rorr= beside Kitchen lll aturl-lNQl pump Do me a4e-e
II, am ,.rfer ANY Respectable pers9ls win sl all fam
.. "a lo So l-l neat l-t slu- places 10 frs 'caole
.-ll''-,, n A. i.,-.,--. r. sf,.-s je7 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

pgECuANIC>' lTALL. ~ Broadway. between
VI il-s.4 AMI Br,l.-a Monday June ath, AND
EVERY NIGHT DCRNG THE WEEN.
THE ORIGINAL. CERISTy'S NIrESTnELS,
who's. Concerts carrr trc pes, SiNE MONTHS have beec
receives. VITA -.cl " -.l tlised patronage ana uneNann. 't
success. mos r, c.s announce lat ftF WiA coiHnse
.leir original ami illil.e ele t-ell eftiy evening
Until farther notice.
Adu.s SION - cea,s Doo-. open q. 7-Ccuctd VII CON
mence al s.. d..
Manager ana D.rcc.or-E. ?. CGNslr. iei wis
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In addition the above there were exported over TX
millions Of specie i've millions and halt more than
we're exported In same time in ls47
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

CASTLE GAEDEN-rr f1rl.rr-e io commence ai
! o'c.acs. Admission o. canr.--N cln.scly evening.
June 2, .le e1icI' c-s 1 1sl Grand pssr
>lcctsl.l uF t.e rr.. comedy uf
THE TWO b'aofS Ar BIZ LAH STA.
Iu tle 90 ID. rfel- t.e >lc v4 De- danced
by Miss Ns.te.
Afrr which .ile. Al--.r =, De- Al.cs a.d hlr.s BoiA-
ar VIZ appear Il b. Pc Be- lr.Is tom Ia ll.le.
Orchestral ltr0.uc ol l1 l- Comic ss.y LEGEND Bur
.a,,a 20 f.e
MAGIC MIRROR. Or EABGi THE sABOriFR.
D. fr. rrrr.r .IC tri.c LoaU Ous'H fa Uy
ffme Augusta ant Mlls. fKtrF ~
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BOARDING.

~ Fl T. d - q ' -
DOARE.-A small family residing in Broadway, near
II Irgl oaare. where uO lu1r1ers cldreu are Eep
vii he Anupy go a furnished piror with two or tfrc
gentlemen with or wifhout board Hot, cold and slower
the house. Address al Che ofce of ils paper i1
P.S lto 10
DoaRDINC.-Thc lady who has taken the house p
ID CHS hli-placc can accommodate Two more gentlemen
and their wives also EN- le gentlemen. French span
SD and English spoken, AMI inry wll hld ie pol-
very pleasant References given and required. le' I"
DOARD-A small family in p.easan, and retired lo
Dcatuu within fve uiIuics walk Of The CITY hai, near
be North River would take two three gentlemen iu
board che front and bach h pan.re. on Che
second Dr. Apply az Jay-si. le2 lw,sg
OOA' n-several gentlemen can hs accommodated with
ID well furnished and airy rooms with Dre Al ana Tea or
without on reasonable terms ln the centrally ana peasi
situated house .6 Gree1e-st le. u
BOARDING FOR GENTLEliEN-One or t',o
psuclc gentlemen can obtain boarding Win des-ran.e
tpsnncu's o5 ~ arrost. few trans cui and day BOAR
ier- csn also DE pleasantly -ccon1noiaed myle :
DOARD-Sin-le gentlemen or gentlemen and wives can
IL 1lain genieel O.rl on application o@i aucs oo-
size S. Johns Park. le. inns
rNTHNI~HED ROONs-To lei, for gentlemen
-Four rooms newly furnished aud panied. would De ei
reasonable II applied for soon. The airy ana
pleasantly situated. Call 90 ll8 Clualsi Lenr broadway
lel Be-
rg,IIAT DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RE lDENCE.
| fne Cnfsk Mountain House Will De opened Jog re-
centun Of ysers June H. Coaches wi Dee u aienlllcc
al he dock on tie arrival VI Day Boats 20 and from Albany
ie5 ifs
V,o I.ET-Par' u a house. furnished, meals served 81
L desired. Apply al 39 NaAerst JED 'l-a
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JAMES DUNDAS.
NuRnFCM D. LNNlS.
SAM 49,. W JONES, Trustees
HO8Fkr J.. PilIFlELD,
ROBERT ROW Ell.
III THOMAS & SONS. Aucfionecrs

~ Pointed C,.ao.ues giving particular ccscngaon u
c ,.c a -av OF each tract may be lad 81 Tie AGehen
s1lU l.s subscriber sf "a ofee oi tc itusctr ~
Ws.i-st phlaie.lt1 CIiAS :. fOLN ELL. >ecfetsty
p.l.e. .erh,a, May l3R n.y3 ostS2,&Ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

O~T-On Saturday afternoon. in the ue-lbor.o9t Of
IL le Bible House, smpI rcd p0rsc-tooA, coltal.n-
several bills ol the Norwich Bank and papers. the tdt
W. be rewarded by le1vnglt 20 printing Office of ae amer
iran Bible Society le'
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DnARIEE JoURNAL.

rsxfarraa 81. -----. 1Aif ntf
rar.r- slar FrtLtTs
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JOSIAH RICHARDS Ancfoneer
:lN BANGS. RICHARDS - PlATT, store re
L. CHAMBERLAlN, Aacuoneer

10y yNi. llAHp.>.-SiCre, D spruce st-Libersi
- irsncs maac on Onus cous gucd tor lnvae sale OF
to Pa. Sold ff auction Outdoor eacs carefully aeuced TO,
AMI l,, pccuiy .c'ed. Plomit returns msde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07

DN L. COTTON, fHtfioR aHf tsaas',s,ieH hs'nh4Hf-
DstOs Room si6 bruadNay. G,fllc Hsl-llaving NOV.
ed o fe abotr- ,is rooms II prep art 20 rec, . al
sn. al Cabm Furniture, Dry Goods, Carpets and House
Agug articles of every description, on CONSIGNMENT iof
private sale a. suction. and 10 IN s usesl
80 ..t.- -a...l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-03
RRATTLEROR0 ACADEMY.

TINE SPRING TERM Of this institution will
Il commence on Wednesday, ne tila dag Of March
and continue eleven weeks. Mr.. n. Harris, the
present experienced aud successful instructor, will
continue his connection with the school rs Princi'
pal, aud will be assisted by competent teachers, in
French, Music and Drawing.
The Trustees confidently believe that the pres
cnt condition and prospects Of this institution are
such to recommend il TO the generous patronage
Of all those parents and guardians who wish TO Sc
cure to their children thorough attanmcnts in lit
eraiurc and science and also to place them under
hcalthful, moral and religious influence.
LdE.i YkTTE CLARK, SsrT,tary
West Dattlcboro. Feb 10 ls4s 26
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DENTISTRY.

nR. FARWELL has now taken up bis residence
~ In BrRtlcboro, and wishes TO have his merits
= Dentist thoroughly and extensively tested
lie would not subject patients 10 tho risk OF seri-
ous injury, and perhaps total loss Of their natural
teeth, which many have sustained at the hands Of
inexperienced and unqualified operators. But con
hdentin tho experience and success he has had for
seven years past in the practice Of surgical and
chanicnl Dentistry, he makes the following propo-
siton lie will perform oil operations, however OK
pcnsiye, without receiving any compensation, Tor at
most, not exceeding one hnifl for year al the
end Of which time II perfect satisfaction Il given he
will expect only enough more oamount 10 the usu.
al prices. II perfect satisfaction Is not given, the
work may be returned, and the money (whcre one
half has been paid) shall be promptly refunded.
During DR.. Fls practice he has successfully put
up between twenty and thirty fall sis Of 7eetl--
most Of thcm the atmospheric or suction princi-
pie lie uses the best Of fine gold plate and foil,
such rs viii not tarnish couode in the mouth.
For filling he uses gold foil, far better and more
expensive than is used by any other Dentist in this
vicinity, excepting DIR. Snaiion, who is well known
IN this place
For extracting Patent Forceps Of the lates, i'm
proved styles.
No charge made for extracting teeth Of first den
iiiion. Childuus teeth Of second detention, rcgu-
lated and adjusted thus saving deformiiy and regret
In after life
DR. r. has constructed and inserted several arfif.
cloi Palates les Obiwators) so rs almost entirely to
overcome the defect Of the palniine roof He will
hold hmscf IN constant readiness TO operate for any
who have been born thus unfortunate.
Terms so reasonable that il will be within the
means Of every one TO have needful operations per
formed upon their teeth.
soak Tooth WASH valuable article. Also,
Vegetable, Violet and Rose Tooth Powders; extra
and common Brushes for sale at lis Office.
DIR. Farwell was awarded PREMIUM for speci
mems Of Dentistry, which be exhibited at the Agri
cultural Fair in BRtileboro, 9th Of October last
NJ u. A liberal discount will be made those who
may choose to pay in full, at the time the work is
done.
Braiilcboro, Dec. 10, ls47. tfl7
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COMMISSIONER Notice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district of Marlboro,
claims and demands of all persons, against the cs.
tate OF Charles l.. Bellows, late Of Wi.
mlngton, in said district, deceased represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN Offset thereto and six months from the 9th day
OF Jan, ls4s being allowed by said court for that
to the business of our said appointment nj CbiIds'
Inn, in Wilmington, on the last Monday of March
and june next, from one of the clock to four II. M
ON each of snid days.
ISRAEL LAWTON,
ALANS0N PARMELEE, Commrs'
Wilmington, Feb. 8, 1913. 26
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Important
To Owners OF Horses.

i: $sfss S ssEE :?iS
INN u ing effect in Fruncc and England
d---<---<. for the last twenty years is now
for the first time made available to American citizens
Heretofore the disease called Hcayes has been regard
ed ncurable malady and thousands have search
ed their storehouse Of fAels and taxed their inventive
genius in vain, TO find remedy for this affection The
great desdcratum has at last been attained Dilow's
invaluable Heave Cure is universally admitted to be
sure specific in this formidable disease and all those
VINO have tested its virtue, by fair trial lavish end
enccmiums on its efficacy II is not only speedy cure
for the Heaves but will also be found useful IN the
FLANDERS, and IT given in will expe Bots and
Worms II is warranted to thoroughly cure the worst
Cough in one week, and will generally eradicate the
Heayes permanently in two weeks, and produce fine
glossy appearance to the hair, and improve in every
way the condition Of the horse. Persons who own
valuable horses need not fear to administer il to them
as II IS warranted to be entirely free from any deleen
Gus lngrodients and they should always keen one or
more papers of this powder hand in order that il
may be administered the first SYMPTOMS of
the disease appear, which will be a slight cough and
dimculty IN breathing II must be quite obvious 10
every person. that by repeatedly diving horses through
rain and snow they will contract colds which n neg
lected, will terminate in the Heayes -
Give the powder trial and II will recommend itself
CAUTIoN-As there are several limitations and son
rous articles being put up under the name of aesva
Cure, "Heave Powder &C. be sure to ask for nil
lows ieave Cure. Be careful and zee that YOU ret II
FORD g. GRANT, Proprietors
80 and 81 Washington st. Albany
WHOLESALE AeESTs--Boston, Reed & Cutler
Springfield, q. c. Segur, II. 4 c. Bower; Brattlebo
70, BUTTON \ CLARK and by ether druggists
throughout me u's' 26we6
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MelrOye Seminary,

fINHE SPRING TERN u this popular School
Il will commerce on "Wednesday De fra day d
ahiTol ned, under the charge Of Rev. JoHS s. LEn
Principal, and MssEfNISA BENNETT, Preoeptress
X ID. CHAsE, A. h. Teacher Of Mathematics. Miss
JANE H. HEARD, Teacher Of Music.
instruction will he given in all the branches usu-
ally taught in our Academies including the Natur-
al Sciences, Classics, French and German Ian
guages, Music, Drawing, and Painting.
Lectures on The Natural Sciences will be deliver
cd before the school A Teachers Institute Is con.
nected with the Seminary, before which lectures on
Tue science Of Education, will be stately given
We icci much pleasure In recommending this
school TO the favorable notice Of the public. Il has
mus TAR been very successful in regard to the mum.
bers and progress Of the students. The Fall Term
was attended by hundred scholars and the
present term has been very lourishing. The pros.
poets OF the future are certainly very Aatering,
bonfd can be obtained in good families, at 81 so
per week, including oil ncidenials. Those wishing
terms.
Tuition, from 800 TO $500. Music intending
use q Piano, 5000 Drawing and Painting, extra,
sl,O0
ROBERT aooDENouGH, ) Committee
JOHN II. WILLIS, for the
EBENEZER HOWE, in, Trustees.
West Braiticboro. Feb. J, Is4s. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-03
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STATIONERY, embracing tho Comprchensv,
Commentary-6 vols splendid Qunrfo Bibles o.
tavo Polyglott do fine Pew and Pocket Bibles and
Tcstaments an elegant assortment Of Miniature vi
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Miscellaneous Books, Albums, &C. Also general
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Subscriptions received for Chamber Cycloposlis
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Godcy's, Graham's Columbian and Union Mag.
azincs furnished free Of Postagc for S2 so per an
mum, In advance All other Magazines and Peri
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N. b. Particular attention given to rehndinx ola
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Music Books &C.
ALso-Card Printing neatly executed on reason
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Brattleboro, june 30, is47. t.t