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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Prom he Phla-iPha Norh Au.~no.a
THE WHITENING LEAVES.


Iry summer IS gone snd the Autumn u mere,
And tbs fcwers are strewing iEelr esrtniy bier
A dresrv mis-, Ger the woodland swlms,
While fsttle the nuts from the " ndy limbs
Eronp Dough 70 bough the squirrels run
A, The noi.e OF the hunters echOng gun.
And the partridge flee where my footsiep hesve'
The rustlng drifts Of the vithenng leaves.
The aocks pursue their southern Sight
Some all the day and some all night
And Up from the wooded marshes come
The sounds 0: the pheasants lesthery drum
On the highest bough the mourner crow
sta in hls funeral suit Of woe
All Nature mourbs-and my spirit grieVes
a, the noise Of my feet In the whitening leaves
Oh | sigh for the days that have passed away.
When ny life like tina, year had u season oi Nsy
When the world all sunshine and beauty and truth
And the dew bs,hed my feet In the valley Of youth
Then my heart felt ts vings aud DO bird o. the sAy
sang over the flowers more Joyous than ].
But Youth "a falkland Beauty ceceves
FOR my footsteps are loud 10 the whitening leaves
And sigh for the time when the reapers a, morn
Came down from the nil a. the sound Of the horn
Or when dragging the rake followed them out, about
While they tossed their light shesyes With their daughter
Through the field. with bOy-dsrng barefooted ran
But the stabbles fore shsdOwed the path Of the man
Now the uplaDds Of life lie al barren Of sheayes-
While my footsteps are loud Ia toe "itnenns caves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
NIOK.E,s AIR pI-TRIBUTOR.

-'isz~Gusf, turning chips other me fuel, for run
llng stesnenglnes Ths recent Invention patented ~
Morse Brothers, consists Ia distributing the air MrOugh
he hue me by Of perforated IS both ample
snd much durable han tho ordinary CRATE, and 10
placed 70 the same fireplace With Irng Iteration NUM-
Der u steam saWu-is Nlagars snd Erie COul.-s are
consuming al their s-~cus bsrk and chips 10 ru " wood
slabs One 10 LOckpor with Two engines " sixty Lor-s
power driven entirely VIII sawdlsi, BARI aud chips from
,le ceilings o. chip snks. without wood Or ssns 10 blf
f.O extensive tanneres, vi Paln~fs and y Gaze
Co.'S 10 other fge. han Act % il r engines II
found that . got up QllcEer ~h sawtlsi or
win Lese crates t1l with wood on ne ordinary rte
- The saving very great o1c, 10 say nothing Of he
con seni-ncr. Tens reasonable.
The undersigned has ne exclusive rgh - manufacture
M0rse Air DlstnOlLJf the STATE Of New
IOrE whom applcals may made, or for other states
% him Or 20 M0rr- Bro.hers AthO, AassacLasetis.
InrngeelI his patent viii 30 prosecuted, and TIE
sL,s secured By .e-ers patent risicly enforced.
LockpOr- Nisgsrz CO. y. Y ION month, i5f3-
OF 2lN3mD A3meoW l. A sPALDISG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

SUCCESSFUL SHiFPISc ESrEHPRisE.-The Ne~
tnryJcrf H,raid Of the 18th inst. has the following
fL-ef years ago, some enferprsing whaling 1nel-
chats Of New London, htted out the chip Mcclellan.
for cruise on the famous British whaling ground on
the cOa. o., Greenland and Davis straits With the
risk incidcnt,to undertakings they failed IN the
first attempt The vessel although she len we believe
early In April was week two 700 late on The whsi
ing ground. and back with Little OF no oil the
however had the good luck to secure high grain
freight for the ship late 10 the Autumn and next year
sent her 10 Dayiss strmts starting month earlier, in
March and secured average cargo. This Spring she
started on her third voyage and has again returned
with good cargo Of oil and seal skins She 10 the only
American whaler that has ever visited those seas
The lsst Intelligence from the Expedition sent out in
search OF Sir John Franklin and his exploring party
who IL 10 supposed have persisted In the ncemency OF
that region II not must now be In starving cond
ton ia derived from the Mcclellan which spoke Of
the ships of Discoe island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

CofroS, continued dg state 20 the o.
ars- crop, and Qes have erpesnc-t
decline Of ~ beng rcaie The total ssss Of ie
bales 400 Imports New Orleans TAR
now obts mdlns frles stl aosns
downward the a-ucc received t The Naga from Ne"
YORK uf The 18Th Instant nt beng rncoursenf f holders DIT
.tnk sSoN 600 f64n
Tr.es ............ hlto75 2tolo - o. Jos
Rus ecsd uuk on Csrolaa changes snis AZ
ss 81 Import y usrCes stok 80 uees aid lts.
haas A.ss.-N1ihs hss this The Last sse 90
Potash mse 81 so lmrrs V osrre. beng our present
.tsk hands lAttoN &c>e sales la1e tok ptc Al
eNp~ren,ri farther advance about 90 pos
as,a s9f s0 90 o NaAtfsest rates are ~
io la.i of snsu M te demand continue lutst stcs
n
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- or ~ -lonk. ocIonER i

ARRIVED pscsstslig Asaoafnn, huuuas'n L.srp.o g
Srrt i.@ GnanrN Nalu OF % 20 e. e. l =. a Q1e
r ntsaai LneIq,o bount kast IN ess ~ hisiepmts'
waited aa -tncc la-a DIP =. o. ca- -, steamer
stren NE s7psrrri N hsts. 18Th. a. - " at 81 "a ~
Isl e sgoke 81 iut t Antwerp >lors TIE has
eve .trs NV ess Qg sa - The h',s
sn i-siss .senns
i.tHE..on
nslk Ctsnrr Oaa Suh Ms.gs 81 tass Aga.rs Gase}
wa br hrafl. r Nlak, and tsrk c--a ilr 8Qsoa
Sclf rhas Jefsrsaa. " I.- S4s1is, 81 ngss
Schr Nafe osa Jones S-aoik. shingles
schf , " l.sais. - saiok sa.ng'-s
SAILED fca Sri .hfs laalca CT ionaon Cashrsg- ior
|r-re,fI MI INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

I~NKELLlSGERs wonderful Llnlnsnl have be-E
sod without murul1r L 1-as a. e. amer OF gas
snt trses upon TIE horse, Aso strains and eAos1es u
every description and ~ork t1e ANNA ever day Il =
put - srge bottles = mid fragrant ard agreeable .
cheaper li1n E1y other aruce 10 MARKET As a
Az slc cc1vI1crg proof Of n a1oF-s h>s es-se-
thousands q h- b-st Ard rosf skfl Ia ne country
sy down a. OIn-r remedies Used - many q hem from
81 90 81 years a-1 MS great remedy on a. OCCASIONS.
he 1-s AID c1ezpes 10 be olrca11g whom N- are
proud o. ne honor u referring o Ho1. Moses Il Grrlr
Hen Richard 2 Carusn. Hon- Robert y Morris, Ar Jas
bz-ate IN co1un-z-0r, have or Cos-Aft, lrTin-k
LTirEsors. Hs--o1s, Lcr srds, Bradhlrs- 80 short
-ire-l-s o. ne Elite y he~Iu ar many ether ces
1ruLolrce he GUY existing Wull-r " re age Among
l- worlds 1rs f-s experienced lorsrrl-n. 80 have
u- hirsn Woo1uf Wa Nh-r.sr. George Sr.r-r 1nt
lr1.ier Va y sparzs. Va l. Reed Nfl Coz a., sob
cll-rrl1 Ken F1ft every rruc pa stage ln- lr htf-
en- Rso-d and many o,ler - companies Il : use snd
sod ~ ne ysrols Bll. h-scs .nc a. al our bee livery
al exrtan-- s4t-s II here ere any owners % overs
@. nc lors- ~1o have n1i lscd L. osi respectfully
c. i1em ~ cal DC any q lie above dlsrng-sh nd. st
as 10 g hae A. t1o principal depot o. , lSGEESOLL
BROTHER, - Pe1r.-st ard Tsrerszls. Broadway,
rear Grand wholesale ard anc a. he trxgst and
ss1clery s.Sres gererly throughout the city alc co1rty
o. Only = cs7is 4 oogle, o. u eofer ~ In
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CLOTHING.
GENERAL TAILOR.

GENERAL TAILOR.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING-l02 FtLTON-ST.
ITOk CASH. retail oniy-We esteem 10 pleasure 20
y show Goods whether you buy not You select
fro sock n $4,000 ~ goods bought for cash, and
cut uy experienced cutters % su al classes Of people
Dress and fock Goals FROM o io l5
Cc4is sacks sur uls, from. uO t0 -
Over sack togas snd business coats from 81 % l3
Nr.is Of cloth sik velvet plain and fancy, h0m 81 % b
Ci0ih- casimeres and ve-frcs always lsnd 90 make
90 measure suns furnished IL - loUra.
Rem-mb-r lU1 Fulton directly opposite he old North
(. rch Church the stand ~ block 1 Broadway
= B-No connection VIII any other store % his city.
OH III DANIEL p SMITH, ln2 Ful-on-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

dersgned Agent for the PrOpneios offers for sale
-~- the following FAMED farms in the several counties
stated Many Of them are splendid farms are offered low"
and well worthy the attention Of purchasers
BERKELEY CO.-220 acres, at 5000 terms 5000
dais Isl acre. AT 5 per acre half cash residue equs
annual payments With Interest 10 acre- at $1,000 upon
suit purchasers .o acres at 80 per acre one ud cash
residue 10 equal annual payments with Interest - eces,
al "a per half cash. residue 10 suit purchasers 80
acres al $1,000 cash 90 acres al $4,000 cash, or $1,000
upon credits. 80 a. 80 per acre 5000 cash, residue
u 0 equal annual payments, Win interest 30 acres NJ -
per onethrd cash. residue In equal annual payments
JEFFERSON co-6oo acres al $50 per acre, upon &c.
c0umodsDg 1870 acres el 80 per acre one-ulfd
cash. residue n equal annual payments WIN Interest
MORGAN Co.'S acres al 5000. half cash residue To
suit purchasers % %lt 80 and N acres each al - per
acre onehird cash residue IN equal annual payments,
with i Al g. per acre, cash, Or upon credit
FREDERICK CO.-Ji0 acre Al 81 per acre one lhird
cash. residue 10 equal annual payments with Interest tS
acres s. per acre onehrd cash residue IN equal annu
al payments, with interest
CLARKE CO-zis acres At So per acre one.thrd cash
residue purchasers SIS At SO per
HAMPSHIRE CO-350 acres al $40 per sore. ous-third
acres 5000 500 cash. residue equal annual pay.
FACQUlER CO-its at $50 per acre, half Or
third cash residue 70 suit purchasers 100 acres $40 per
acre onethird cash residue equal annual payments,
with interest half cash, residue IN year without interest
AUGUSTA COl7l acres al sil per sore, one-tird cash.
residue in equal annual payments, with Interest
ROCKINGHAM CO-l15 acres Al r-lll per acre, one
third or gneqnarer cash residue 10 suit purchasers 300
payments with 900 60 90, one-thrd
cash residue la equal annual payments with interest
NELSON CO-lyift acres al 81 900 5000 cash, resi-
due % purchasers.
ALBEMARLE co Il 20 acres at $1,000, upon terms
purchasers. l0ibt al so per acre cash
FLUEASNA CO.-7oo sores al So per acTe, one-thrd
cash residue In equal annual psymeuts with interest
RAPPAHANNOck COl-p0 acres a. - 200, Oue-thfd
cash residue u equal annual payments WIN interest
FAIRFAX Coo acres a. : IS per acre onehlrd cash
residue IN equal payments u years each l67 Al
Sl5 per acre, upon accommodating terms, &C. &c. &c
Also Texas IinOis and Michigan Lands for sale ~ wit
TEXAS-NAcOGDocHEs Co.-4,tN acres al u per acre,
half cash residue 10 payments 10 sui purchasers
ILLlNOlS-sHELsT CO.lbO acres al - per acre, cash.
v upon credits.
mCBlGAS-lOSIA CO50 acres al - per scre, cash, OF
upon credits 30 price and upon terms
40 acres Al same price and upon same terms
u drscr puOu u al any Of ne above named farms
Will be furnished gras % persons wishing 20 purchase,
application be made By lser (oostp ad) 10 H. K GRECO,
iy3l Dlsw3msWbtWh Marln.burg Berkeley Co Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
Domesfic PorIs.

BOSTON. Ot lrAu ship sophia 'kssr WsseA MsaSa sha~'
Res sAp Are Jaasoa NioEt asT.s fonee
cs Rat1orr remoai Rakef "a lats rhs hr- ke.Ql he
,6 - Mario. era BANS cl1r,Al Dsssy Mal.ai Euresa'
NnUl.hee. >IIft.
NEW BEDFORD OF lf A. sa9 Nsseos. Ssn'as NWcotst
wh 80 bis 80 A - 80 e-faAa 80 90 GAMMA OF AID
2 a. b "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

IsQUEsT This morning Coroner Walters held
an inquest At house No 81 Grcenxichst the body
Of boy years Of age, named William Hunt who
his death BY falling from an awning post on
which he had climbed and striking his head against The
eurbstone II the sidewalk. Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

4 F ". KELLER. Teacher, Nestown, Fairfield County,
Conn on The H0ls4iou.c Railroad l3 miles from bridgeport
Terms - per quarter Of twelve weeks ior board tut
ton. washing mendng, fuel u he AID bedding PupAs
received ri any time.
References n y Peek < CO $50 Frolt-st, r. Carlton
Overfo- NaiIst.. John Ackley Tract House Y
Henry Durou Eco Law Professor. Iae College Hon
Alfred Biackman. Nsw-Hagrn Conn hon WIN ROCK
well. conner of Jaw and WILLOW gL1y-s- BfOOkvu
An Interview msy be enjoyed win The teacher ar Love
ioy's Hotel 50 Psrs-rogv Tuesday Wednesday. Thurs
dew and Friday from 70 @ a. NJ and from 70 d, P NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

Nm So WHALE alr dluElter rrsf ectll = am IAier
mai H ..r G. ss-es ui commence 81 Consuiiol
HAIL s5 Broadway Tuesday, lnl net Days 90 tl-ol
fr .se. srd Mssers TIe.1ay and saturday afternoons
S. and 81 O'Clock fhe evening Tor ile elder clss- o
gentlemen A. Gothic Hail. Br0ok.yn. itth inst semi
rr1rfr' = .otr-.- Constitution Hal viii commence NoFeri
Der Il For farther particulars circulars io De had ~
above or 81 he Private Academy. b8 slNth-afenl- fr
vale .--.ou. viii De- given A. al times az TN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

- TO LET-Frcm the isf Of November neSt-The
. thre- siory ani stie hrck house, Aoingdod-paee
- uI
- -TEaNi POWER TO LET.-A fac room n
- 49,. -, 10 B-,.arsv ~
LET-rhs Msuson House, corner o. Thirty
q, si snf Lexingion-av. win frui, Tres, &c. vii -
III "a ~ immediate possession given The house - m
-. -. - ,r5e- RHoy 70 ? l. snow TV eniy- seventh
. rear FDurh-ar. Rent >A' Vl''-
- TO LITTLE upper part Of = t~o-siory house,
t..r,', -st-8 RI tlud.orst spring. consist.
- ing of two rooms on 49,, ,, i,s aCKFRMAS fai
S....--st P,ssess.1n irnmetis ely n required Vo
- TO LITTLE tsvo-story snt arc hrica nols' y
Il Wvckrast ln-sr Court.stl >ouih brooAiNh a.. : n
~ frsi-rsis order. fi.sixed lot VIE enose - g.,
very ow-SSO Inquire ihe premises Or a. =, 80 -
Nlhsm-st y. Y. "
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EOAL.-My supply Of Peach Orchard Coal fbsa, Red
Y ~ this season i equal any that hsye heretofore
sold Can all supply orders Al prices current for
Coal. OF fret quality Also White Ash and Liverpool Goals
Yard TOO HOusiOn-st cor. Laurens-esiaolshed In s5
- I'm GEO. WAhSEh
EOAL-RED OR WHITE AsH.-Lsrgs Nut 81 81
- Egg, - stove q oo per tJu-screened from yards
al under 3l3 B0w-ry anf corner Hammersey ard
Bedford Les- u taken from boats y cents less 10
cartmen ljylj SIM JACOB WEEKS, ia.
81 LARGE NUT COAL, n for stoves,
% w warranted be-i Peach Orchard, dry, under
cover snd all her sizes. a. the lowes. market prices
Yard. - Washington near spnngs and 10 secondst by
- In p KEBRiGAN
4 LIVERPOOL COAL.-Banks Liverpool OrfeA
tltoas also snuel Goals received per ships Niagsra,
Andrew F0sier Queen. DAVID Cannon and Arlington,
COR by the subscn1er screened from the lard Or dey
cred from tie vessels L CAREY, II Woosterst
ol7 4 and 81 Broad-st
DEaCH FOUNTAIN COAL from the Mines u
i The Delaware Coal Compauy.-brOken, Egg and Range
sizes 80. Beaver Meadow Coal COmpauys Lehigh Goa
~ Egg, Range and Nut sizes received direct FROM he
and offered Tor sale fescreened from the lard, al he
i1gsest current prc-s FOR hrst qualify Goa, L. CANf
ell n Ia Wooster and Al Broad-st.
81 IA PEk TOMMY cOAL-Peach JIclart
- ~ Red Asl. ard scEuyltl W1le Ash, Tor sells Al
lis above o~ price. lsrge size aud delivered screened
from he Jagd. Appiy.0 STOKES piCkERsON
sH ~ Anthouy-s, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

DATsERTl 4 LEASh. is Chsi lsmsA eornST os Pear
IL woald call the attention OF ,ee pubic 10 heir Ars -
Sorrpeu, Of fsshioaHbe Hats and Caps which sailing
HE hos cakes account % hsr symmetry heaaiy dnra
= NV ard rhesnpes. ole 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
INpEsrRucrIRI.E r1rnERAL PANT.

4 MOST tSyALUA5E ARTICLE recently discovered
n Il IS ere Ao- wafer proof k,t BE applied with ne
facility ard eSs expense han cad palnL For
sale by HA n STARR g 5e-knsn-st Ne~-loEk, Gen
era As-zi FOR lae proprietor - insod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

Keman1eF q he holie a. per Fsst bchedule sDVse .
Passengers BY either u the shove lines conveyed "
and lodged board he Potomac Steamboat free u cnAe
hose By the Fsst Line reaching their points Of cessnauo
lweriyfour hours IN advance u the mall Passeugs' 80
conveyed on the Potomac 10 the swim ard speposa
steamer Baltimore, provided wiki b~rhs and ssie fOon
Omriogse- IRE provided ny the Comp snes Al W
Richmond al. Petersburg BIZ which passengers and Deif
baggage conveyed between the d6pl- "a those Paes
free Of Al expense Passengers may lay over ~ uey -
sire 10 DO with tnelr through uckes. Tor shof aer
ule following places, w Baltimore, " 1snngtons III
m0nd Petersburg and Weldon -.
For farther iniorfnsiOD and through tickets Apply a. ~
Depot Eleventh ard Markel bod DE 81.
Hobt Morris. q II HUDDBLL- Assu'
CO Information an also BE- obtaDed m Nes.l gL u
Supplying " ) l.. sLEMMER, al Adams Co Ones. -
Wali-st al n A. NJ. - ~
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CROTON MILLS FLOUR--W. L G. BET

CROTON MILLS FLOUR.-W. L O. BETS
y narrg entered no arr.1g-,is with he prspreors
h- plrpos=. vii slppy e. nil prices ts cl1-reaI AMI
c-s u11li4cr1re1 Croton Ns ~ CL-rry-st VI *
- Wheat Graham AZ Rye FlJ1r t0f families Soc boiec
wli- and y- Inlzn hesl AM Blckg1eat 10 -. and
a. ID ba-s vel barrels and laf barrels. Also th@ir
Farns and Wheslen Girls Boxes for orders IN II no
lol0wiug plac1s
Hesiys nix 1-p0t lj3 B0v-ry
e. W1eeles store. Thineeeihst and Fourth AZ
j. ID Hurrs lnlisn meiirine store - Ho1siOn-.t
Heckrrs bread store IN West Broadway
P Cummings fr1itsry, ls EizhLh-ayeru-
William parsi's PORK store, 20 spring-st
Heck-rs bread store as Pezrl-st
J. Y. B 5ut.er- drug store Grsnd-si WILLIAMSBURG
Oh Svos ". 4 @ BELTS
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- N.NHArTAN PIANOFORTE

EIE- 20 MANUFACTURING COMPANY ne
81 IA q4c.- are res7rclf1 " ilrl-rc 20 CAL arl
J letar'-e tte-r SOCK ui sr.-c-.i arciCIt-s.
v 1c1 arc -a-e via view ID es-lh rl-a-ol ilr
-rlry. ls---ess. trlsl al time Tler lcEnJg ged
a. 10y aad ne ul-l4 cl--er - ler ,clan warrant
them 10 ne sssgrlce 1ai hey .c perfeci .rfrue-i A.
- Prce La ans uter mall fsrlrer 10 BE Lltel >>i-
Pare, ss-ls anl pr1lrssors ar Invited OBJ "a
AipP hr0wr's Stages within hsf q tock OF he
m9rufsciory. u ; ACkE3LH. Twelly-s-vsrth-st
- lm@od' hrgWe-1 MN and Terih svrsIles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

ss,e, FOR ~ALE-A country residence situated DO the
,s village Of Wilton Conn on the Dan0ury road, about
49, miles from NOrwas, and within two hours ride by
Railroad Of New-Yo rk, the NewH Haven Railroad passing
within shod distance Of the premises The house u mod
bu III snd In good repsr 10 which Is attached one acre
OF ground surrounded by choice shm6befy and VIII be sold
a bargain For terms and particulars, inquire Of
sl5u GAUNT 4 DERRtCkSON. $50 South-st-
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TIVE OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY vii

commence "a Se5 ,-rn on The Jest Moutsy in October
The institution = situated the east heuk Of the Hudson
within one hours .a " Newly 1t e. ne de--n OF ne
Prncrs Do combine FAR possible, The vsnages OF
a We -regl'aed literary institution with he comforts and
pleasure. III home Parents, seeking school for their
da1etfer. are invited 20 visit ibis sturOn. make IN
quiry respecting H. before they decide upon any ps-e
Circular with an engraving Of The pace terms &c may be
obtained Al the bookstore Of CLARK Austin, rs Broadway
where any wishing an interview with The Principal VII
nles.e cave heir address -Yonkers. Oct ,. 1919.
os IuMTbks+ WILLIAM {. FOOTE, Principal.
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HoNEOPATHIC. MEDICAL COLLEGE

A
ltDF PENSSY LNANIA-- P.llade phIa- - Preliuln ary
Instructions VIII commence Monday, the 18Th day Of DC
io1er The regular Course viii begin Monday, The 9Th
ssy OF November, and continue until the let OF March,
ensuing
JAcos JEAvfs. Nd. Professor Of the Principles and
Practice u Medicine.
CALEB 4. MATHEWS, D. Professor ofMaieria Mediea
WALTER WiLLlAMsoN, NJ D Professor Of Midwifery and
tie seases Of Women and Children.
Francis SINS NJ D Professor Of Surgery
s.MuEL Freddy. D. Professor Of Boiany
MATHEW SENPLE, NJ D Professor OF Chemistry
WILLIsM 4. GARDINER, SID Professor OF Anaio ny
The Chairs " Physiology and Pathology remain 10 be
Sled.
Clinical nsincdonin Medicine and Surgery viii be given
b he College
Lectures y be delivered throughout the year but me
Winter COufse only VIII be ohhgatory-aieniance on me
Summer Course being NJ the option Of Tie student
STANDARD works 0n Homeopathy and such books a. are
generally used 10 other Medical Schools, can be used A.
text books
Students who have attended lll Course Of Lectures IA
another Medical School can, after attending ne Winter
Course Of this College graduate next Spring u neir aian
ments Justify 10 49,.
Fee for fuil Course ss.ts'.ssto
Practical A. aiOmy ~
" WILLIAMSON MD Desn Of The Faculty
go North Elevcnfh-st Philadelphia.
ptfad Orf 2 lQsg oil 2awiw
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CLoAKs. CLoAKs.

WHOLfsAL AND RETAIL
1 AIDES AND MISSE, CLOAks -Cln-isuig Jfevery
L.fy color and qualify and vaylg prices from 8 Do
so each TIE public generally invited O cal an1 pro-
cure good bargain ~ ~AAsLEi :, a Caihsrns-st
Psi Broadway
B-sp-cin-ns be- seen To The Great FAIR To Castle
Garden o.
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MOUNT PROSPECT INsTITUTE.

fI'HE WINTER SESSION u this School viii commence
oa fhe l. day Of November Pupils are prepared ior
entering College Or business pursus u fe Terms >1
per session. WARREN HULL fnnclpai.
Wesi 'oomhed, " }. sept l3fs
B-The Principal be- seen Al the New-Eng' and
House New YORK every Thursday during the month oi
October Circulars also be Obtained by applying 10 The
Nau Err Ard Hotel oj Nv
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CONVEYANCES.
REGNLAR VAL. -

SnIsszz<TWkEN BOSTON AND NyWyoes
s~'s W ~lllir rfla md Prov sir- -
- Thc Frfry Providence "a nov fv tfss hyt,. -
Brsncn Railroad ln.snc Route throug r. witkoc rs,,s
Carr ~ Bsggsxe The steamers c. fANDERBfLT -
Joel store. snd CONNECTICUT, Caps Rcfd Pei = -,
recton win The .tonington AID Prov d-nce nd Bo,,e -
Providence road, esvilg New -iors y SsI.s,.t
rsr,esf ron per ! >crh RIVER al Occcf N -
s6urgtoU a. O'CLOCK, r 81. Or upou the sss ~ IL -
usn rom Bos.on. The-e A. llFr $3.50 r 49,.
e. .nccr and comfort hsvrc'escf - ucfu - .re- - ~
sr4. pnvsgs snd berts ~ 80 r-l.or. -
sle 'srss pryst- rooms fnr families arc gArle. ~.
stsaIrer. o1cer-d ~ he most per -ncet men -
viii shorten Tho passage between New-foss sna R,.t.-
hon 10 hours thereby arriving In am line f,r al =,
lines rlrring nom N-wYors North Solh ~ W-si a.
al ths lines irotn Borsn. North and Essi
Th- CONNECTiCUr viii leave Nrw-fofs ru-sss,
THURSDAY snt Saturday Leave siculrgica ho1dsy
~ sl nestsy snd Frdsy
The VANDERBILT vii l,sge Nr~.flrs "orfsr
N-ire-fsy Lnt Fntsy Lesve Ssorirgtn Iuesisg Thsfs
iSy and Saturday
SB-Pssssngers. on he srnvs Of he siss,n.s SIN
insfor proceed mnei sicily he splendid Ns a. rr-.
10 Providence ani Boston A"Sgg master trtn sss =.
he ursrhosi rams % ST. 0vm Bnsion I'D asf ~ Il
.hr hsgssgc
Fcr psssage herth,. s.s,e-ron. 90 '-erh s'p.e.u,,
r,,v - made 10 he Asenv cn ne ~tsr ort ae cf-.
fr sau-ry-p'sce -
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CONVEYANCiGS.

JOHN ALIENS
WESTERN PASSAGE LINE,
IT. FOR THE SAFE NDtys.-JrITTTlt,
sslrs--lN faithful conveyance Of pas -
SD gers and heir luggage
10 any p0Tt me Western Lakes, Rivers and Canals
PdacipA Office, l57 Cedar-st Nev-York.
AsLSr5.
ROBERT ALLEN, o5 Q1Ay-st Albany
WILLIAM ALLEN, ; Commercials Buffalo
Passengers By fs line may rely t-ing faith
fully ard promptly perorped-tae subscriber holding him
self for al business uansacons Of the above
Agents. JOHN ALLEN
Steamboats, leave every evening Al and O'Clock