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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23

Risks in lives persons going to California will taken
at an extra rate of premium.
Pamphlets, blank forms of application, and all papers
necessary for full information the subject of Life Is,,
rance, always to be had at the office.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23
HUMOROUS.

PREDEsT1NAT1oN.--"D you believe in predes.
tlnation?' said the captain ofa Mississippi steam
er to clergyman who happened to be travelling
with him. 55r
'Of course do:'
'And you also believe that what is to be, will
be?'
Certainly
Well, I'm glad of il
why -
because, intend to pass that boat ahead in
fifteen consecutive minutes, if there be any vr-
tue in pine knots and loaded safety valves So
don't be alarmed, for if the bilers aint to burst,
they won't.
Here the divine began putting on his hat, and
looked very much like backing out, which the
captain seeing he observed:
q thought you said you believed in predesti-
nation, and what is to be will be?'
$50 do, but prefer being a little nearer the
stern when it takes place.,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23

"You will lie low one day. said Pharisee to
wag, ''while | ain rcposing aloft above the
Clouds
every likely was the answer, '.for they al
ways put negroes and servants to bed in the gar
ret
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23
G.. I'd. Sullivan Il Co.
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERs.

WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS,
SUCCESSORS JABARD & CO.,
No. .hain-Strce Saint Louis, Missouri,
~ EEp constantly on hand large assortment of Gold
IN and Silver Watches, French and Yankee Clocks,
Gold Pencils, Gentlemen and Ladies' Breast Pins, Gold
Lockers Gold and Silver Spectacles, Rings Gold Guard
Chains, &c &C.
Silver Table, Desert and Tea Spoons, manufactured and
for sale low Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and
warranted to keep time.
Gent 5th 1919, l-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23
n. III. TURNER, ,

n. II. TURNER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
-~ DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Q-; Office with Lowell q Samuels. ma
.a{ n~-5so, .a.a. Dec. 10, 1S49. 1y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23
JOHN w. CLARK

NOTARY PUGLIc, DELHI, DELAWARE COUNTY, IOWA.
i-John w. Clark will also attend to paying taxes for
Nun-resldcnts.
July IS, 1919. AG-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23
FAHsHEEE2S' HOME,

ETNHE undersigned still keeps this long established and
Il well known Tavern at the corner of Main and
the Market Square, in this city and is better e
tan lie has ever been before, to accommodate travellers
and regular boarders, the most reasonable terms; he
has made several new additions and improvements tic
former ones He would especially recommend his csab
lislnen to Farmers and Teansters his stable and yar
accommodations are not surpassed by any IN jie city
Charges moderate Conc and try me.
Dec. 5. lS49. nl3-n o. : q Psi t.i2 kiiINE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23
DOCTOR HI. HOLT

o. s. x. PECK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, WASHINGTON, D. c.
WILL practice in the Courts at Washington, and
w prosecute claims before the different Departments,
and before Co,,rts-Espccia attention will be given to
claims for Bounty Lands fer pay and pay fer scrv
ces in the with Mexico.
REFER IN DUBUQUE TO
Hon. Gee. VI. Jones, Gen. Warner Lewis,
=" s. Hcmpstcad, Doct Fl. Holt,
4" Il. Rogers, H. Emerson,
Col. Geo. Mciicrry
end generally to tho members of the Bench and Bar and
to the public of the State.
his charges Will be reasonable Letters should be post
pad. Aug. lS49. "49-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

TMoMAs NJ.
ROGERS g. BARNEY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
CHANCERY.
HFFICE, cast side Main street over H. E. Smiths Sore
~ Dubuque, lows.
December 10. n13tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23
GEORGE MADEIRA,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATIAW
DUBUQUE, Iowa.
OFFICE AT THE COURT HOUSE.

DIR. G. w. SCOTT,
CONTINUES TO PCACTICE THE VARIOUS
BRANCHES OF HIS PROFESSION
OFFICE and residence of Sixth and Iowa streets
wv IsIlING to avail himself every means that NAV aid
w in restoring all arrangements of the human ornani
zaton, he has recently procured one of Dr. c. b. Barrcts
ELECTRO Galvanomeers which is admirably adapted to the
treatmentof many forms ofdiseaso, to which many who
are beng daily treated can attest.
Dubuque, Iowa, Feb 6, ls19. 23-ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23

HENPsTFAD & FsU4eT,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELIO ORS AT LAW AND
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,-DUBUCUE, IOWA
" ILL practice in the District Courts the 2nd Judicial
w District, and in the Supreme Court.
" OFFICE in the Yellow Brick Building, near Spaul-
ding's Book Store, on Main street. -
Sept. S, lS49. l-ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23

ARCH TECT AND BUILDER.
~ thanks to the citizens of Dubuque for the liberal nat
ronage bestowed upon him since his residence among
them, and 'lnbly hopes by prompt attention business
sun TO merit proportonac share of the patronage of his
fellow-citizens.
Sc5- Sash and blinds made to order
Sep.7. n59tf DAVID ZONES
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MEDICINES.
V0EN THOUSAND CURES and NOT

ZEN THOUSAND CURES and NOT
-, ~ 4 SINGLE FAILUhEi-DR HASTINGS COH.
POUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA. cei-1rste,i llrou ghoui
ooib Continents Tor rs wonderful cures Of Con,if 5uOn
ashla, DecAue, epnne oi Blood, Might S.eals Difficult
biehhng, coughs CodS and All diseases OF The Chest and
Lungs
It's efec upon the system is mild aud -o,,bii,s a: M
tine cersia snd Extraordinarily failing Ia I'VE r,,
lief upon he irs application. and by repeating il a f.s
times permanent Il eEecGed.
The pFoDrie0r therefore, by recommends his AP
TIA SYRUP Il - cure he warrants IL In
sclupon The Chyle and purify IL; b. warrants remove Al
pplimcus " hich reard tde free circulation OF the Mood
he arrE L II open iLgerni and external pores If
b., dy INC eject ali the obHoHons particles which Aave
cunnlacd m the system be warrants II a. neNffaiing
'''''''' - CURING DISEASED LUNGS.
Hectic Fever Night Sveats Dypepsia, Liver Comp 4nts,
Pain IL the Chest aad Asthma AMI be "trrants u 20 arrest
the formation OF uberci- tn the lungs, ard 10 ea those al
ready formed. ai persons IL consumption may taAe II
with the most positive confidence OF Tor Is great sat
oil acton the Lungs which ptuetFdes IN al dlrec-
lions purifying than Of everything obnoxious in s pro
grese and which ii applied according to directions cannot
fs - cave = perfect healthy con9t1oI ~.
DR.. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF MARTHA
l. high, recommended by tie Medical Profession tlst
eminent Plly scian. Dr.. Iioil OF " nat IS a
Yuimonlc Renedv cannot be too highy pralSei ".
Ward OF Liverpool. Eng and; Dr. BOYD OF Lancaster Dr.
Hamilton Of Bath au tpse eulueul publications. me Lon
don Lauce the Medical journal. and STaihwales Retro
sect al accord The convincing certificates OF Is
virtues In Ibis country II las been used With Distinguish
ed success
Nome genuine without The written signature Of II. \ f.
HARRISON on the wraFnCr. Price ) per bo.te, or six
bottles for 81 Principal Office 5i Greenvyich-si New
YORK.
Sod in Newark By R Van 8uskirs in Albany BY c
rockingham in Boston by Beaias : Co in Phiis1eoh's
by Zeioer { Co Thrdst below Chestnut, sud IN 8ait-
more by S 5 Hance
Sanders SIS Buwtry; John b. Dodd III Bcoaiway, .nd
CodiugOu. 9l5 HUDSON 81 G3o Inns Tax I'M
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NgEN's and BOYS CLOTHING, whole
lYh s,Ie and retail at VERY LOW PRICES. The sub
scber JACOB ESp s,oE ng of eo I
i Tbich consists OF over 10000 READY MADE GAR
MENTS equal in every respect 70 the best csi9 wo[5
AIso over 500 pieces Of FASHIONABLE GOO12 M
viii be made to order IN style that cannot NO III
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited O, r,,or.s.
~ ~ 551neoda< JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 FuiIon-S'-
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DANCING.
DODWORTH;S PRIVATE DAN

"a DODW OhITi , INV FL z DA4N-
1AsClNG ACADEMY, 448 Broomc-st near Broadway.
The classes for The open T. and M
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, for Gentle
men, Tuesday aud Saturday NJ for Ladies and al
ior children. On Saturday for those who attend
but once week. Private lessons any time when not oc-
cupied by the classes Soee dasanee every two weeks
for adults and every month for children and parents.
Great care will be exercised with regard 10 the manners
and conduct Of children All the fashionable dances Will be
taught and in addition to them shall have the pleasure OF
Introducing the Boieyo entirely dance both music
and dance composed by myself having resemblance
to the Scholesch pupils ins!upou calling the Dod
worth Schoesch.h Ii is in OF publication by
MesEs Hall Son, 23s Broadway, and viii be ready in
few days
inst published Dodsworths ouadre Dance, containing
all the fgures that danced in NewYork with much
other useful matter Any desiring cepy can be fur
aished grauitously by calling the Academy nl2 meod
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For SALE.

NEONTICELLO-A Piece of Land lying
I'VE on the New Haven Railroad. aud by the New
Haven and Harlem X. Stations Two miles north OF Will
eIns Bridge and Immediately adjoining the property lately
purchased by the y. Y Home industrial Assoc alton No.
j. J Stevens, President of 600 members each Of whom
has bound himself bd house within three years, viii
he sold IL ONE and TWO ACRES parcels, without o5ii,
CATION 10 build, aud this property gets the benefit OF all
cello il is po necessary to reserve any ground public
purposes so that each purchaser VIII get full two one
acrepiece which if divided into quarter acres, viii cost
$50 each. Apply TO G A. Sacch No Broadst during
day and 10 tie second story of the National Han in Ca
nalst near Broadway, from TO O'clock in the evening
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HOMESTEAD ART-UNION-ART

IL HAND COMFORT COMBLNED-Tho attention Of
the public ia respectfully directed TO proposition Tor the
distribution of WORKS OF ART,
Embracing an entirely feature from any heretofore
adonted In addition the certainty OF procuring an elegant
and highly valuable Engraving which has heretofore sold
al Seven and ahaf Dollars; Two Dollars aud fliLy cents
more than the price of subscription chance Is aso re-
served for subscribers obtain HOUSE Anu l1of.
situated in Wiiamsburgh, within two minutes Walk o!
Peck Slip Ferry built during the present year, and cost
nearly Five Thousand Dollars; together with 49, - ,,,,,
NINETY. NINE ELEGANT and COSTLY OlAPAtNl,
TNCiS aud ENGRAVlNGS richly framed IN orsaInehuAi
and pan gilt frames which nov on exhibition al tue
T0OKING.GLASS STORE, 106 Fulton-st The aistr
buttons III be made in accordance with the plans OF oiaf
ArtUnions. c-.-,..
Csaopues description OF prizes, together win correct
Drawing of the House and plan Of arrangement can be o.
tanned Al the above mentioned Store, where SUBSCRIPTIONS
viii be received The subscribers far as possible to con-
trol the Drawing in any way they desl gLale;, ,r, ~
Some peJ son for the small sum OF FIVE Doafs WI re-
ceiv valuable and comfortable home; ana oihefs,
snd bIgbIy priced Oil Paintings and EpgraYlngs' WINS
nj snhsribers will obtain Engraving la suPeflGi III TX
ecuton and elegance any Picture distributed IN ms
manner All persons DESTROYS TO encourage us enerPl9
are parcuafly requested 10 procure Catalogue Gonai
ing he particulars and the number OF uche GIG i'
al carry TASfFs THOMPSON, lo6 Fulton.st
HOOPER & BROTHER will guarantee Iue az 49,.
the fIonse OH Paintings and EngrayngS h12 o.eoo
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INSTRUCTION.

THVO PARENTS AND TEACHERS
Il A graduate of New.England College, well expe.
renced in Teaching, has two three leisure hours winch
he would devote the instruction of Private Class at his
own residence or at the of young gentlemen or
would be happy make arrangement to teach two or
three hours per day in some Seminary male or female
Unexceponable references given of ability, success as
teacher SC Apply, post paid, to A NJ box A. Tribune
Office d5 3leodT
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STATE AND NATIONAL LAW

~ SCHOOL, BALLSTON SPA, Saratoga Co. n. Y.
The Term will commence the st of January-Sys
TEN essentially new, giving thorough practical weuas
theoretical education, the assumption that the Arts
well the Science OF The profession should be acquired be-
fore admission the Bar Hence beside horou gh crit
cal elaborate daily recaons constant drills in eXteupoe
speaking historical and literary debRles legal arguments
ard the trial and argument OF causes, with witnesses and
all the features of the real in which the pupil is taken
over the whole ground Of the practice among the ex
ercises of the School Expenses moderate a catalogue
circular stating particulars sent by request directed
{poStpad)to J. w. FOWLER, President
ms eodD K SN I'll K StW
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WINDOW SHADES.

NN7INDOW SHADES! GILT COR
Wv NICES! DRAPERY MUSLlNS, 6c.-FamIies
about furnishing their windows with the above articles,
viii find at J. c. WOODFORDS, 25 Broadway, the
largest and best assortment in the cty aeveral new syee
Curtains Drapery, Tas8es Loops Pns Bands, Cornices
&c Families purchasing OF the subscriber may rely upon
port or manufacurelt Merchants buying at wholesale will
find decidedly their advantage to call before purchas.
ing elsewhere j. c. WOODFORD 295 Broadway al6u
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ToI5N MACE SEXTON AND GEN

TOHN MACE, SEXTON AND GEN
a ERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAk !, r.. NS 10 pr Tsi
mnest tPrI ,yould INFORM public, thai having the
Sy.t Kind Inc ely be ptsPafed =. 70, a@ngs al
KINGS u yneence Of is years in the trade, ne is prepsf
ed TO s every style rce VIVA as I mlea u a'e e, ana i
as Srs $40 BroadYav cor 5thst and sl2 Broadway
Ddsi az Hon ton.st viii be attended to promptly.
81 be an establishment Ia san Francisco Pefsons WISE
i cs have bodies dsnlered and sent home through t3
ra7resDordens there Persons by application At No 10
Saruife-st can obtain view Of the California register In
inch Is contained the names OF al those deceased there.
w
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OALRNA AND CHICAGO UNION
DAGE, BACON u co. BANKERS,
DOCKY BAR MINING co. DIVl-
SEcRETARy's OFPtcg. Chicago. Nov

WUIJK I DAh lII4VIIF w OH Z
IL q DEND-The President and Secretary nevng recent
" returned from California, hereby noufy Sockholdern
Whose certificates issued prior TO the the 4h nst a
Dividend has been declared Of 100 per cent or $3.50 PEI
share ou of operations of the Company since the month
of June last and that the will be paid on and after the
9Th day of December next the Office of the Company IN
the city of New York, which time new certificates VIII
he issued on surrender of the od.-Daed NewYork, 9h
Nov. 1880. PHlLO D. MtCRLES, PRESIDENT
J.e u9 4WS
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II PRIVATE SALE.-The valuable

AT PRIVATE SALE-The valuable
"a hree-storv BRICK HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND
known 81 RasT wentieh-st The House q feet front
by 40 feet in Depth finished in good style with all modern
improvements Tor convenience The Lot is about q feet
front by 90 feet in depth be the less. Aarge
portion OF the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage.
Also, a valuable BUILDING LOT, known as 80 Second
Sxtssize, p feet inches front by 05 feet in
Depth be The same more For price and further par
ticulars apply 10 ANTHONY J, BLEECKER
d1 lw Auctioueer Broad-st
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V1REEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN

a 'NEEDO4I INo-II - = IT, VI :. - T y.
Il minutes Insured by BRYANS PULMONIC WA
FERS-A single of lh rdnary rtiei u gsr-
anteed 10 give Immediate relief in al cases OF coughs, colds
aslhas bronchitis, irritation of the uysa and 'oncs and
all of the lungs, or tho money VIII be returned
They are pleasant the TASTE unsng in the effect ana
have been fully tested by thousands both In the United
States and Europe Price IS cents. Sold by Druggists
generally Wholesale Depot IN Neyy- 0rk ~ Hudsonst
wholesale agent wanted In each of the principal cites
the Union Orders addressed to the propreto
J BRYAN, Rochester, N. I. post-paid will meet WIN
attention MI Inn
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HARDWARE.

z q I. COX respectfully inform their
~ sfriends and the public that they have REMOVED
from Is Maiden lane to their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
349 BROADWAY, corner Of Leonardst and have re-
Gently received splendid variety Of GAS FIXTURES
French English and American adapted The various styles
If Ancient and Modem Ornaments, which viii be put up
in superior and elegant manner, and warranted in every
respect,
Also, SILVER WARE in all its branches, of rich and
unique patterns; AIANTEL CLOCKS, CANDELABRAS,
LANTERNS. SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLA-
TED WARES, CUTLERY, JAPANNERY, SUPERB
FLOWER VASES, and FIGURES OF PARIAN MAR
BILE, &C do I'm
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TpANKNG HOUSE OF J. CARO-
Il OTHERS Il CO No Is Wood-st PITTSBURGH, Pa
COLLECTIONS made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF tha
limited STATES Reference in kew-York Messrs.
Winslow Lauer & Co 50 Wall-st aul7f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

DOCKY BAR MINING co. No. "a
d D WALL.ST,-This Company having taken possession
of suite rooms the above number the Cd hoor The
undersigned will open Stock book aud issue certificates
10 applicants on and after the Goth inst the following
conditions lst 500 per share, in bankahe money! 3D.
not more than 100 shares o'one person Office hours from
I0to4 O'Clock NewYO Nov H. 1850
PHILO d. MlCKLES, President
lAMEs DELAYAN. Secretary. pIO4W
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VE1HE LARGEST assortment Of BED
srTADs REps MATsTR EsSES and FEATHERS
ever offered for sale At Nj WIId4ARDs Warehouse LOS
haths.s corner OF afu5eTrysi Tha attention OF eonse
Seeperr and ohets Ia particularly called to Wies patent
rlRhi srd lefl screw beasead Old beds renoynloa co.'s
wholesale end retail. no iu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

M OR l6 LOTS of GROUND, IN
aO Brooklyp. near Bedford will be sold cheap, or ex
changed for small house and lot IN Brooklyn or Williams
buygh INQUIRE al II Grand-s New-Yors. % I'm
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INSURANCE.
NOVEMBER REPORT OF ~

hole nare@r OF Policies issued
IRE Gofneeacnl Mu'us Lie Insurance Con?aay 4.
10" Decor ue largest Institution 0f tEc Kind IN lie ea
StAes II was org AIMED n December 30 and Da.SN
tlcsrs lsoredgd members ''S
Diyidends alocs 81 annually. on he Slst Of Jassay,
ThosS persphs nsurug PRIOR 10 thar time will pkrcsa
10 the HYhends oi earned premiums for the present W.,
To meet u convenience OF the public cret OF 10, =
hsit ol ur premium, when Ina amount is $50 is ~
to the members of bis Company, in authorization Of ls'
tu1n OF rurplus premiums. GUY r. PHELPS Secr.f.s
f. S NISSAN D.. Medical Examiner, NJ the oS,
daily from 10 O'Clock NJ ''
Pro>pe tus, aud every information given by
d5 sLrhA Sal ". S. OCNHAM. Agent y Man..
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yTATTART,E FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FUN CALE.-
A FARM in the Town of Yon4ers, Westminster
County, Is miles from New York. and about nile from
the Railroad Dep6s of the Harlem Railroad al FOrdhan
Wilams' Bnage and about the distance from the
ud son Road Said Farm contains 50 Of good
land fenced, principally with stone wall. There are
two Dwelng Houses with Barns and outbaijdings. on the
premises. The Farm is wen stocked with gr 4ied Fruit
Trees, and possesses several neyerihag Springs Of
Water Ii overooks the Valley Of the Harlem River and
commands extensive and beautiful view L bounded
by pubic roads, that is well suited either for
geuenans residence or for cutting into lois 81 or
acres each. PosOice Stores Churches and Schools are
within circuit of half mile The land Of high historical
interest ii the site OF Fort Montgomery aud relics Of
the times which tired mems souls are frequently brought
to light by the ploug isare The Farm IS worthy OF alien
ton and will prove bargain.
Tie Farm win be sold 10 one purchaser orin three equal
parts each part having two road one on the Od
Boston Turnpike, the other The Old Albany Turnpike
Road. ~ $3.50 -
For fIll particulars apply TO JAMES COLE, or COR
NELIUS BERRlAN, Fordharn, WestChes'er Comfy;
Of HENRY c. WATSON z5l Broadway up stairs
u26 2Weod1
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GLslIAlNG
New Autumn and wintsriGoods.


TION.-FRANCIS 7. RUS
"a SELL Professor OF Elocuton in the Mercantile III
brarv Association and Brooklyn Female Academy and IN
strucor in Eocution in Andover Theological Semtna
~ Mass and several other Literary Institutions IN Ne"
England respectfully announces that ne Is prepared 10 III
struct those who wish study this Art.
Mr R. would refer to recommendaory letters from his
classes and pup and TO the Presidents and Pro-
fessors of many OF the principal Literary Institutions in
New England New-York, and New. Jersey, Also, 70 his
father Professor WILLIAM RUSSELL Principal OF the Mer-
rimack Normal Institute n H. Rev BARSAs SEARS. u. D..
Secretary Board Of Education. Mass Hon. Henry
BARNARD, Commissioner of Public Schools Conn, Hon
ELISHA r. POTTER, Commissioner of Common Schools
Rhode Island
Also TO prof Henry d D.. GEO. 5. PARKER, Principal
of University School, Rev. s p PARKER Re-
A A WooD Dr. j. w Francis Misses GIBSON, Bond.sl,
H It TUcXERMAN, Esq, New York and 10 Rev. Dr. Cox,
Rev Dr. SFENsER Rev. Mr. SroRRs, Prot ALoNzo gray,
and A CRlTTENDEN. Nj A. Brooklyn
Mr. R. insucts individuals, Classes Reading and r ami
" Circles at private residences and a! his rooms, No 70
Broadway ,
each $500. For class OF ten members, So each
n26 lmeOdt
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mo LANGUAGE can portray the JOY
(which woman must feel on having her T p,5
Freckled Suu-burnt, Erupdye, Red, Chafed Rough
Chapped OF Dark Skin transformed INTO Wilderness funy
Smoothuess Sottness and Tansparency through me IN
strumeuAlity OF GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDi OAIhD
SOAP Il Is impossible imagine the exquisite orinlce
hich of this wonderful Soap Is capable OF
impartng the complexion The spear oi thu-
rel never worked greater wonders and his also may be
said OF GOURAUDS INDICATED HAIR REsFORA-
TINE which exerts marvellous influence In preserving
and restoring Hair to places whence II has fallen OIL ana IN
% cents each. GOURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE Is a
wel-known dePetory for extrpating sqperfUous Hair
from any part Of The body quickly aud safely warranted
GOURAtD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE will nstsptaneousy
change Red, Grey Light Hair 10 beautiful Brown or
Black in few minutes without staining the SKIN. GOU
RAUD'S VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE Isl beautiful
csruaon inge for pale cheeks and lips deylng detection
by rubbing with cloth handkerchief GOURATD'S
LILY WHITE Is decidedly the very best cosmetic for
flushed rough, sallow skins ever invented
The genuine cosmetics and preparations or Dr. FELIX
GOURAUD only TO be obtained al his Depot, 81 Wal
kerst first from mot I'M Breadwa Boston
i JORDAN, 129 Westinghouse CALLENDER SO Soptn
Thrd-st. Philadelphia n8 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

AT PRIVATE SALE-The 8 Story
LABrick House and Lot Ground known s6 Cherry
ST. Size OF House Is feet sches front by ABOUT 40 feet
in depth size OF Lot 10 feet inches by loo feet in depth
large portion Of the purchase money remain on b9
and mortgage for four al per cent per annum FOR
price and further par ;cuars apply to
Is l1x ANTHONY ]. hLEECkER. ] BrOad-st