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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

48,,N AND -rEEl. PATkNT RIGHTS FOB
tSALE-fOT sale t~o very vsinshe Psi-ni ~ a1s-ihc
oe or manu- f.cianpg direct from ne ore without ess
ts rely saving half the cot By The Ola neihoo sd e
oth-r r convrrtiu rol the bes; clustered see wa
rsued ecas beat Enelsh hoop l. can be proves
by princips msehipsts Apply ~ y
U,rovcr.si ba.oa.ent eihce, % O. JO>EPHF WHITE,
ise Nsss.u Up ssirs VII be disco 81 Of In CoQnss
OF S;sics 10 seit pufchssers- n.o AisNf'os &a<SS"
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TO LET


a -rttrs PoWkR 40 LET.-A tEs rom n
-. Th- rrille baiiials " .ea va s.cA-l 80 81 r.
~ r-.Vs. 'H. Enlssaaf s-r
~ ROOMS TO LEr-Frrn th. Isf nf December
=. gsfcr Ar h-airoon arsfteai enc ugr fsn srle
- ro0uf a. Narrr.ey place, oFp.sie .ae Nev t,fk
H0.eL ~
-. TO I.ET-A Prsssli .si'rY sal "a. house BOZ
= IS srrar SH.fI 81 osFr. f.rl.rlrr .rl.r fe.
~ .r ne rrrtsr- alu ID .- s.- .or ff rssh AGREES
ID Tllaa- Ofcc. or Ferry N1s..r e.-.l te-rf sro a.
lln SIZE
"A, To IFT-r,e large ehaPs' . hs ai.or,.y. s,ol
y - h- rsrsisf ry - tfeorses O. ic1 i. ee oi .o
na -lr.r-.sror A. r.sce n ~ors b. Aso ane 20 80
non, i, 7e. Inquire u ne lsnor. Gwen iy B-iin-s
81 ~otW
- TO IFT-Psr,s ~ togses n .n- n-'s nl. d-ss .n
q r,r.trr 49, Twe.fh rh~f Rave t1e lf'i.tn -
~ Ia or esrt f10r srt ir ttr " un .'a 7Ia
be-. wr.hirg very ranV rrlert spar.af tt's A. Itt-
-.rts are .gir-f o. .oak si nrat Ley VIZ r. -
sh.r.f fs- f.r % Dee As1 .1 r. sf.rfs - -f-t
Aepy % inisiu'I J. FOLSOM. = A-,a.s .
q TO RENT-kslH u aree roon' pa i1e p ~
q. N II NsssSl.si corner 81. John. aall.s.y casa
NJ stss f1r afr-s aur s.rt ~ rtsrc abe .tt RI
,rfa a. business rhry r.rUf- Ply r.ira -f ts ..t
49, L.. rIrri1lre hr .IHd tff .s ff7r. " .I If
sve wears. Ard me rssees llsroIIa abe i-t-rt'n b.
.-- \. fa- rr f1r errE rrr 'qlifr o t'.'N
WORTH NJ Made isre u' stsirf neisar .' 10
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AIOTNr WASHINGTON SCHOOL, - f"lrin-
vi fr1r1nz Wasnn4ou square 90 be -~-u-l elslei
OF ne rl-rall ear ~ lt .l-fl-ful c1r11 % l'-
ceY tr- I'm - Nafrl.er Tie EF-alr. Jess D. .l.-
K4ep1g slI Pelmll.1iD Or young frn--nl-r vi com
ns rcs % i.e er-r 81 De trst Tuesday 20 D---4 e.
The r9oll u .i.s Commercial Dep lrll-r'.
GEORGE w CLARKE. p..--.-..
no JANE. -ANNiN0.
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TO STATIoNERS AND FANCY DEALERS.
'INHE SUBSCRIBE rs are manufacturing boifers snd
I Port Foios p.air, embossed and richly eided which
they offer GO The Trade b. very prices
SHAW 4 IRELAND. 80 Pesrlst
MS Ira. cor Bu-i.ng-slp
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NFILttI.
liverpool. OKKEI. COAL--R-ceivrd per
sllps DaglI Cannon SEES llr-l. Abingdon hnd con-
veil Bauks's superior Onel Coal, u0w discharflg and
sole by the hscnuer r-efet from Tue y4T1 ~ DEL
erel O. llo vessel Alec as4Yogf It OF .nnrl Ce-ls
r CANY. ~ Wo1sier-ai Office 81 br0ai--i
Peact M0uuiai1 Pesch Orchard. Lehgh sld Beaver
Meadow Coa. selected ~ family use Apply As shove.
9lnu
Ct coat, FOAf.-B--f Peach Ofchs-t. ~
% ~. oil sizes cry under cover, 90 loves. ct-A
prices Also, fAe Hlill1a "a Air Asl-Nut tuu low IS
- ju per TO-, el SIMPSON - faf.s
~ Thou rson-st GEAR springs I'D Q Chn.torh-r-st
rll l,rS "a lu-sfs near Gre~nVgl avenue
NOAI.-I am delivering the beet ~ Rel As1 Cos, al
Athe f,llgsing low prices cash. well screened, from
the Ward corner ~ King aud Gfccnwic1 ai. l-Fs@ Na
- 81. reg snI Stove. - ICES IS cents from uUaff tH
always dry under cover f-'1 SUI FfirH Nllrl'N
CuAI-RFD OR WHITE AsH.-L.rge Nul - 8. b.
u Big .. Stove. s. per toa rrr-l-d, from ytfa- al
undef cover SIS sovrfs ano 4mrer-cy ana Bel
ford Lees ftaf-n from hoats So cents @ss 20 carmen
09l Ims JACOB W. n. Ia
EpAI-Ar SUMMER PRlCES-Prach Orchard and
- Re- Ash. Of The beet quality Alec. Leuigh Cpal from
the Lehish Coal add y. Company Yard COO Houston
corner Lsureus-st established ia 1883
MS lm. o Okot ~ 49, y
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- BEkk nAN-~l. between W iNi-h ana $3.50.
10 4A in h- sold Merchants Exchange Cr thluAnf
NJ the 18Th December, hy A. " n FkANhLiN sun
ali that certain three sioy BIRCH dwelling house ans jog oI
r.od .ifusta ard sns u he Second Wand. now kno-
ana aIstnsuIshed ts No. - beesmanst coz tanning in
breadth nu front - feet ara in fhr rear - e- 30
ant irogth 1esch side one hundred Feet more ' '''
t..affInIrs
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NOTICE - HSHEBN GINEN, itai ne Board
VI Managers have directed sr usllm-ui ui Ia eui'
Dolsrs share on he scrip stDcs 10 his Company
be paid 20 tie Tressure 80 the Company once, u
Wa-sg "Wednesday. The 3ih day 0 December n-X Tor
The purpose Of meeting he expenses of euaf seiueu OF
their Cana.
time OF payment when ones ~ i Dee issued. BY order
Of the NoaId. u3 hSl ISAAC y. SEYMOUR Treasurer
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I,owERY BANK

DOW ERA BANk-New-ioIE, Nov. y. h43-Ils
DStockh1ders OF t-s ll-tuuou are hereby no-nei ha
Eecuou FOR Directors Wll be bed at The Ban klnl
House No lB Rowery Tuesday, December The
POL VII open st ~ O'Clock ADD close al 3 2 n
no tO5 Per order. q BRADFORD. Cashier
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INK. T.. "A. RO-s, ia.e OF The uliisd s st-s Arusy
IL axes pleasure n informing bic OLD elts ard te pub
he generally tnat having returned f1 Ibis cry after al It,
selce " over t0 lcsrs iura- wrc Nmr DBL lad dffuir
bis attention those diseases incident 1 Che raVsEcs u
and uuheah climate. De has opened he ot-r e.
S. Barclay rrsi rolr here BE- VII De- glad to see BE ola
iri-uds al who at1rg lu1er diseases Of Ally And
or nature Particular ATTENTION vii De- paid o. ilr
ucsmeuf uf scfols. cid sorrs, uerclal dse-s-s, rcu
mssfu wounds Of al descriptions. craup ds ocalau. o.
sTlea ucrraiel lrua. ere ~F-s oatnlaic cuisuruus
eutuons '1ns col cls Ac &c Or Ross deems 90 un-
necessary mention itsi bis experience n Ell of De above
diseases l1 The el u TIE .osn slt u1 Pee ueled ~tie
in MrNc1 cuitolcus hu f1 maze stnlt pf-rls''1. %
ihrr illltfl1tr ar1 srtulF o. El-s -palsl ru
brocalon Il aflcr c-chra-l thfuurhou Mexico Coz le
Q4cs SD permanent o lae-lua-- sprars. &C. Lille
Eve SAVE FsLy -hrsed ur weak eyes or ictaurc
eve ds ]. lhe only sfce which can PEE FED rcl r cases
uf vesk eyes KS -rs,t- rlruN Stands llcc la.t ly
any preparation nos il us- f1r plfgr DEE blood and XIV
int tlns o. fha system ~ iwusf
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rYPE ron SAIL

800 s s. s Saos 55 la pee iS' " '' '''
tn lbs Agate the lately used 20 our advertising
columns. 81 p cents per lh.
TERMS CAsh.-lt may be- purchased IN quantities. u
suit applicants GREELEY q hcGLkATh
mvfl WNStNW
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- -,.......a...r1 roK rIrTsnunem AND

la --ss.-, wiz ELMO. Via rnnaIeirlis BAN
szN--'' -- more, Cunbe and. M BY 90 United
States Nal. through u hous ifom ne~ fufs, $50 mA-'
Railroad 10 fai oua hoad
Leave New. furs 10 and a n ani A. " sl1 q "
leave Pfi sdalphis a 81 Il and lu " leave BAN.
more u N and . ? a dslyi lssv- Cumberland ou N.
arrival of Tho vains from Baltimore dag. by - hue. w
Ptshursh and " le.ug Cincinnati s. Louis New OriesDs
FOR through ucses BY his route sppiy w. Phlat' phs
las Railroad Oace. culuer oi Mshrt ald Eleventh ss 90
a. i south Jhfs board he steamboat foot u DOCK
. WHAT
Tafe through from Fhlade'phis o Pnsblfsb, 81 70
hoe.lR So viii the privilege ~ stopping e. bsnnHs
and reeuuIug s-ais a. psasufe
For farther information, apply tp
l. sLFmMER Agent ai Adams 60 = spfess
OHce. lb Waisf eth 81 or al American Hoo,
oI8u corner Broadway Bafclsy ..
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fIso TUB INDfL John kANANAGH ~ Bow
~ry j. noN selling 81 biz ellfe STOCK " boys and cll
1ren's ccInrg immensr sscrnce Ais0, Iscrs en-
brudene- hosiery gloves and fancy afrc-- n order 10
cls. business by The let of Janlary next store % -
and f.rur-- fif .4.- rZitIc
A MERICAN BLANK kT-.-llI cases ana 1a.--
n coupnslaa sIp-rlne ribbon nolld " linef, Naeal-
uasr steamboat negro gld coating auFr. flr sal- ~
oil NEsNlTH b co. I'D sld - fIne-at
NIA~-IC BATT-.-lel1 fs.e- - uese ~e.-sl9va
w bale wll ae cold iow Id Nkshllh 90
Oh 5lsnl d. f.r---t
a AUKTRTos FLhNNIIS.-lel case. extra
y heavy brown and braCa-i Canton harnrs ~. sar py
OF SEsMTH ca. Flo ard - ftest
DnISCu INDIsO BLUE FKfN .-Jusf fe-
= y crved rueni of indigo blue llll.- Yl me
heavy cIcls ~ inches sie sn s patterns. flr sar hy
4 r uAfttlo, 20 f-A.i1itr- ace.
CLYDE WILLS BK0WN DRi Ills inches
Y Wide-A superior arlcl- ~ heavy brown drllns-.
suitable Tor export fyr sae b. b HARRIS,
o2D II o. Exchange p.are.
COLORED CAMBRIC~-On me and n-igm
Y cloths assorted colors-l0r sa- by HARRIS,
on n 90 krch11s --pI-rr
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IS. FOR -AIt-Thr . now story and AUG h.'i,''
m. s-f Oh EInasrfh.st tsieren Union place 4nf
~ M avenue They each 81 hY t' feet e' ls.nnf
drIr. rllns fu addition in hr p1fnfs ou ihe pfn.pf
60. ,ur fra. bath rooms nler H-Dis and a me ii
..ru tr,ouuosa atoms The lots srr ll iurt deep h
garden fr1Ht They wll Del cold ON fca-on4Nr alN a.,
.f.f,g team. The premise. can hf snV hUur
t.....i'ir', ~ No m % PEARSON
az Ire,ui. atl Mefcfsnis' Fschanre. NaI'-i
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r. --I,.s,,-gesgiro wuFgLiNG AM riffs

-" -I,4fl41sTIlaIfr7 III " u IIINFs NM FFII'
III cxss-sssss y R8H Fodf Day Lines The so
III SERVERS sole agent tsud the only ouss
suttr yed o receipt ~ The Merchants our Day Ltsl
" IIl furnish through rsreiIfa nj frrIr Offices
J. J. AGNEN s. co cum1ersnd
8kFEsE co Is A. % Denii Bat
WN HOLIDAY DO Souh Ihrd.st Plts
n48 lmt A ~. LfNfN8srON. 7b Broadway, You
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sse.k-- PIAtfOFORTE>.-Per e'oll plf
f.,ts31 49, chssl1g Pianos vii find d % he'll s4 ~.
~ = Sac d. cell a. r. 6i-uu Cos haunia0p. /.
4 ~ j Iry. i9l Fulton-SL tgesl of Broedwafl. A
general assortment ~ Mahogany AMI Rosewood Pianos COZ
garty hand which sill be- SOD ow FOR cash or approved
paper Dealer, supplied on hh@rsl l-rins
my.1 P. GLENN CO i4i fuicuiL
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- At PRIVATE al t-Lnr u.' 80 ~ ~.
II, Frsrkir-s. see % -, = '. 49, -.
Fer asrt calars Apply to ANrih J hLhtt hAh
-. nd, A1.lnrfer Nr1tt|sf.
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{ -rttn PowkR 40 LET.-A tIs roon n
!. It- Iri4Le ballil-s ~ r. "a s.cA-l 80 ri r.
= rr.TsI IH. rrtat.a.f s-n
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.sfszu-- FOX ~ALE-Althe old stand, 7 barc. Az
S.x <lTst opposite the Asor House, variety Of bi,
ETKHF6i and octave Pisnofores u every pa o
N Il Itern with al the modern improvements 10
rrIe and mahogany cases warranei 10 give eaiaft
ton Or no -sle Pianos on hire.
% sinh JAMES THOMPSON lsle ralmau Raldsl.
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EWBANN ON HYDRAULICS

4 Nd MtCHANiCS.-Comp.e,e scls ~ Ms us-ial ~oft
IN "a Pa pans ucuiers. nay sA le ool4lcc " A. ,
OF the Booksellers frcv esch NJ. - ca al DAW
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RRUSUt-. BRt >HES .-couu.ry M~-caarta ano
W the Inlc .nersy WlI tld l to Their tlta1l.-o -n
cs thr Brush Fac.ur. 81 faar. d. ffalAIH sglars
before Purchasing ,ri esse f1e extensive .-1rlful ~
Brushes Of every eespa .ca ts su sciaer BE- sen.
a, tae loves, prces Colaially on halt fa1l hrlsl-s
Sssl rHa.. y arr.l Brushes Af-f rsn 90. D1a.l al.
Scub1lls 90 Stove io Hlr o. rr1l. lo Nli lo 81 &c.
JOHN h hoff Pa. So fess-a fra-tils4f
.4NrTrTtS-
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n FOX ~ALE-6f and octave gran
ff--- So .cuOn Pian0fortes tine touch and tone VIII
SRHa he modem Improvements 10 eegan
i " i Irosewood cases warranted Apply n =
I've li1-st rear Broadway ~ ~
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SHOULDER BRACES s.s-rc >ly-icer SrScc-
- 81 each 4s4sly sod Al =. S. 6roa1Wgy. llp atAifs
N Nliuo. Be- los sac a. 10 saose pace sivr Tx
lot - lsnusry ~ ~
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ARA0OS 1E( lOAk>
a MN EDITION or AkASO'S LkCIl kk> % A
D. Il.
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rt)l Ntlt

- -oTTu BROOhlNN-Ai prgaie ss.e. 80
- story snd SITE holse sraeu ss 81 h4tefsi st' Ut
Ma ot Is hy fleet Two th.rfs nay feman 90 'N'A
a. -rnrtras- Frr rsrtr. .ars aTr
M Ia 4 D. 8LEEChEl Aa-annfer, ofotl. st.
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Mount Hope,

IN institution established and conducted by the Sisters OF
Charity, chiefly for the relief Of the insane.
rTNHS institution is beautifully situated commanding
i emnence within view of the city OF Baltimore and
possesses advantages that render particularly desirable as
residence for those afflicted with mental disorders. The
house and adjoining grounds command extensive and very
int resng views OF highly cultivated and agreeable
country Its apartments spacious lofty, and well ven
tated, and furnished in style that will bear compar
with respectable hotels. II is abundantly
supplied with the finest water, and its bath arrangements
unsurpassed by any other similar establishment in the
attended by Sisters of Charity, and visited once or
daily by the physician. Although 1t is behind no
ASYLUM in the possession OF all the necessary and
modern Improvements for relieving the insane, yet pre-
the and appe OF domestic retreat
rather than place for the secluson and confinement oil
of its founders invest it with everything appertain-
ing ordinary home, in which the patient at all umes
when the the will admit Will be surrounded
by all the comforts and advantages OF cheerful and dones
socety Accordingly the greatest care is taken, not
merely 10 discard far practicable every form OF per
everything tend rrate distress their
feelings Opportunities for varied occupations and amuse
within and without doors are studousy supplied
and exercise in the open air in the carriages or on foot is
carefully enjoined.
Over female department the Sisters themselves have
the Immediate charge; whilst in the male department are
provided and competent male attendants who have
been long to the of nvads of this class
and the Sisters maintain the srctest supervs
ion This institution possesses accommodations for the re-
cepon OF hundred and nifty patients The terms vary
from So so week II the patient require or his friends
viii be charged accordingly For further information APP
ply to the Sister Superior of the Institution, TO Dr. VIM
IL Stokes, the physician
Dec, -
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THE Law School of the College OF New Jersey will be
opened for the reception of students Thursday, the
buding designed for the library and lecture has Just
been erected The professors the Hon. Joseph c. Horn
blower late chief Justice Of the supreme of New Jer-
sey, and James s. Green and Richard s. Field esqrs,
Princeton.
The object of the institution to provide AN ample course
oil legal instruction for gentlemen designed for the bar in
various branches OF public and constitutional law equity
and common law, together with such instruction in the e-
gal Jurisprudence of particular States occasion may
quire.
Instruction will be given by of recitaons, exam
nations lectures and the preparation OF legal forms and
instruments 1t is also proposed to establish
pointed for that purpose, and opinions delivered by
the professors.
The of studies arranged as to be completed
three and the students will be divided
according their proficiency but, generally speaking
student VIII be at liberty OF the classes,
and to such branches of study he may select
pondng with the sessions Of the coege-the first beginning
weeks from the last "Wednesday June, and ending
nineteen weeks the week before Chstmasthc second
beginning weeks after the close of the first and ending
in twenty-one weeks, or the last Wednesday in June.
No examination required for admission, but every
dent expected produce testimonials of good moral
character The fees are $50 session, TO be paid in add
vance for which and without any additional charge,
students will have the OF textbooks and of the law and
college libraries, and will also be permitted attend the
college chapel and lectures of professors the col
le2e. Good board be had in Princeton, vicinity
for from So to Ss3 per week.
All students who have pursued their studies in the law
school for two years. will be entitled, upon the
don oil the law faculty. the degree Of bachelor OF laws
But if they have already been admitted TO the bar, they
will be entitled such degree after pursuing their studies
tor year.
All applications for admission, and communications
touching the law school, may be made James s. Green
Richard s. Field, OF Princeton
The introductory lecture will be delivered by the Hon.
Joseph G. Hornblower, on Thursday, tho 18th inst.
PRINCETON, August l3--laW6m
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TINE SATURDAY COURIER with its imnae~ss pa
i tronage at pctc sale.-Pursuant to order OF the
pleas for the city and county Of Phadel
phia sitting equity, in order 10 close the estate o. e.
Holden, deceased OF the editors and propretos " j.
Wolber Co, auctioneers will SELL at pubic sale, on
Friday the 4h day of February lSiS, nj LIZ o'clock m AZ
the Philadelphia Exchange, in the city OF PhadciPnn the
press types and other implements used in the pubGnioa
OF the Saturday Courier, weekly newspaper! puDtisheo
aud printed in the city of Philadelphia, together with tho
subscription lists and goodwill Of the said paper
TERMS Five thousand dollars of the purchase money
to be paid IN cash. the property is struck of to
be retained by of guidated damages, in the pur
chaser purchasers shall fail comply with the tsrms OF
the sue and the balance within days thersscr.
the receipt of which the will deliver tho pNTeha
u transfer of the property.
JOHN r.. VOGDES, Receiver.
C. j. WOLBERT & CO., Auctioncers
NOTE believed that the circulation OF the Saturday
Courier OF the largest in existence With such pa
onage thought well worthy the attention OF editors
gentlemen DESTROYS embark in lucrative business Tho
terms of the paper dollars per annum, paid in
advance and three dollars if paid till the expiration
year An inventory of the property TO be sold can
be seen AT the Auction Mart Carpenters court, Chestnut
street, between Third and Fourth Streets in the city Of
Philadelphia
Jan. 25--eodts
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TO THE LADIES.

GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DR.. Townseuds Sarsaparila sovereign and speedy
ncpent consumption, and for the general pros
taton of the sysem matter whether the result of nhe
rent cause, or causes produced by eguarty Illness or
accident.
Nothing can be surprising than its invgorating eff
iecs the human frame, Persons all weakness and las
sitde from taking it, become robust and full of
ergy under its influence Ii immediately countcracs the
OF barrenness.
1t will not be expected of us, in of so delicate
ture, exhibit Certificates of performed; but
the afflicted that hundreds OF have been
ported to
Albany, Aug IL, lslt
Dr. TowssrSp My wife being greatly distressed by weakness and
general debility and suffering continually by pain and with other
difficulties having known where medicine has Ell
great recommended such
have described obtained bottle Extract OF Sarsapa
ra and followed the directions In short period IT
her complaints health Being grateful
she received take pleasure thus acknow
edging it, and recommending it to the public
NJ d. MOORE,
Inrrnr nll Grand In.lila rtren
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Concord Academy.


NHE next session of this will the
first Of February 1913, and terminate the last of July
prepare students for colleges and universities is thor
oush and extensive comprises the Greek, Latin, French
Spanish Italian and English languages mathematics, IN
all ITS various branches; natural philosophy chemistry
and moral philosophy.
Nv p ,H W rsEuay performed at the Academy
The price of board (includng washing, bedding, and
800 payable first of February, $40 the first of July
No student will be received for shorter period than
For the efficiency of his system of instruction, the princ
pal refers to the gentlemen whose names subjoned
those Of William and Mary College from the proies
both of which institutions the academic preparation and
the subsequent collegiate OF his pupils have
ceved the highest commentators.
Communications will be directed Concord Academy,
Caroline county, Va, addressed to the principal
Lewis NJ. COLEMAN, A. NJ, Assistant.
ALEX. DEMPSTER, A M, Assistant,
REFERENCES.
Hon John Y Mason* Secretary of the Navy
Dr. +. p. Scots Speaker of the Senate of Virginia.
James A, Seldom esq: :,
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Richard Baylor, esq., Essex
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