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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10
WINDSOR COUNTY.

WINDSOR COUNTY.
Andovcr, none-w v
Baltimore, none--w v
Barnard, none-ssme last year.
Bethel, Almon Dnrkec, w
Bridgewatcr none-w
Cavendish, VIM Smith,
Chester. nons-w ~
Hartford A q Dewey, W
Iarlland, d Denison,
Ludlow, none-w ~
Norwich. S Goddard, VIZ
Plymouth. w Stickney, W
Pomirct, Joshua Vail. VIZ
Reading, l. Carlton,
Rochester, d Eaton, W
Roya.ton, ID Woodward, W
Sharon, Colcord Quimby, s-none |
Springfield, L Burke, W
Siockbridge, job Twitchell. is
Weathersfcld, J C Haskell, W
Weston. A n Burton, W
West Windsor. VI Worcester, W
Windsor, ii Harlow.
Woodstock, Thos + Pcwe rs,
ESSEN COUNTY.
Bloomfield.
brighton, VIM. Rosebrook, wg
Brunswick.
Canaan, Preston May,
Concord,
East Haven, Horace i Root. W
CRANKY,
Guildhall. ]. T. DenisOn, WI
Lexington,
Lunenburgh, J. Glines,
Maidstone,
Victory,
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Albureh, Job Babcock, Jr,
Grand Isle, wg
Isle La Mott. IS
North Hero, . &
South Hero, is
Ia 2S2 towns, the Representative return
1 as follows; Wings III, Coalilionists &C
d Liners 81, No choice 2s. Whis major
over all, IS.
4
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Furniture and Upholstery,

COVERING AND CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Coynices, SC, lVindoic Shades and Fir
lures. Fmges, Gimps. 1dsseis, Sc,
AT FRANCIS HARRINGTON'S,
Laie Lawson & Harrington.
2S5 Washington Street, Boston.
Patentrr of the Rack and L MON Extension Tabr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10

Ii l. LAND OOO n 1.
Benson, l.. c. Kellogg, o J.
Brandon. + J. Bliss, f. 5. gain.
Cnsilc,on, |. Il. Wright, ".
Chittenden. Parker, f. $. gain.
Clarendon, JOS. Congdon, t. $.
Dainty, Kelley, IS
Fairhavcn, \. Graves, W.
Hub5ardton, p. Dikeman, ". gain.
Ira Il. Collins W.
Mcnion, + & French,
Middlc;own, - Paul, W.
Mount Holly, ID Packer,
Mount Tabor. ID Siimson, is
PAwlet, II IL Smith. W
Piti.iield, nome last year
Piitsford, s. Gilbert, f. 5.
Poultney J. Lewis, W.
Rutland, Martin &. Everts, W.
Sheib Irne. Rufus Richardson, IS
Shrewsbury. o
Sudbury, T. Goodrich, o. |. gain.
] inmouih, Rounds, W
Wallingforl, r Hall, "
Wells.
Weslhaven. J II Wyman, W
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10

ORANGE COUNTY.
Bradford, nonc.--w last year.
Brainiree. w. Howard, wg
BrookGclh, Ariel Burnham, rs
Chelsea, Elihu Hyde, W
Corinlh, d. Dearborn, fs-none y
Fairlee, S. Chapman, fsg
Ncwbury, NJ. Chamberlain, fsg
Orange, Orange Fidcld, W
Randolph. Ammi Burnham, Is
Stanford. BENZ. Gilman. wg
Thetford, Josiah Coburn, IS
Topsham, j. Chamberlain, is
Tunbridge, VIM. Putnam, W
Nershirc, nohe--f S last year.
Washington, none-w last year
West Fdiree, J. p. Southworlh, IS
Wiliams.own, Milton Martin, IS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10

In Cotton, St. Lawrence Co, y. y, Aug
% FLoRENCE JANE, only daugh;e Of Mo-
seS +. ard Minerva Il Collin, rsed 10
months.
oar lovely child. whose absence No iep''rc,
Lie, moi IN von cold grave, q. haI the clay shor'
Her sweet an happy spirit i, called fon a. bleas
To ahorn her Fathers mansion in an r-tlrs day. 4
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10

GAEEasss1af Gga
Floor and Table on. CLOTHS and all things usually
kept IN Carpet Stores ut the lowest prices, far cash
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- Country traders arc irVird to attend
IA large a.sortmeut Of WINDOW SHADES
aud TABLE OIL CLOTHS, always hand aud for
sale by PEARL MARTIN, e5 Hanover street. near
Bdck .tuue struci, nostOn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-10

The Committee Oh Admission and
Secretary-At the NORTH ENTRANCE
Of the Enclosure.
The Committee Of Arrangements
and Marshals-At the VERMONT Ho.
TEL during hours not oco iried by the
Exhibition During hours occupied by
Exhibition, UPON THE GROUNDS.
The Committee TO receive articles
for EXhibition-At the DEPOT.
SPECIAL MEETINGS.
All farmers, and others interested
in the organization Of a VERMONT
STATE FAIR, are invited to meet at
the Court House on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, AT I O'clock, p. NJ.
A meeting of MECHANICS AND MAN
UFAcTURERs, present at the Fair, will
be held at the Town Room, on Thurs
day morning, at 8 o'clock. AT the
SAME TIME, a meeting of HoRTIcUL,
TuRIsTs will be held at the COURT
Room.
On the 10th and 18th instant, in
addition to the regular trains on the
II. & b. r. r., an extra train will
leave Rutland for Middlebury, at $50
A. NJ, and arrive at Middlebury at
$40 A. NJ. Returning, leave Mid
dlebury at 5.45 p. NJ.
Two entrances to the grounds are
prepared-the first, or SOUTH En-,
TRANCE, for VISITORS ON FOOT: the
second, or NORTH ENTRANCE, for CAR
RIAGEs AND ANIMALS. The entrance
fee is II IL cents. Season tickets
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ESSEN COUNTY.

GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
AlburGh, Job Babcock, Jr, W
Grand Isle, wg
Isle La Mott, rs
North Hero, o lg
South Hero, is
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LAMOlILE COUNTY.

Delvidere,.C S. (agrecd TO stay at home. }
None last year,
Cambridge, f s.--nonc last year.
Eden, none--same last year.
Elmore II. p. Doiy, f ;.
Hydepark, none--o l. last yer.
johnson, S. 5. Pike, /. ---norc ]. y.
Morrisiown, nonc-f s. last year.
Sterling, W. (ag'eed TO stay at home,
NoGr last year.
Stowe, !. d. Nhcclock, rs.
Watervillc, Es.
WoIcotl, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
NATTER. CIRE INSTTTTTION.c cor
VvOTNT PROSPECT WATER
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
ltlc0i1al.

CEDAR TAR-This Is peculiar pre-
~ paraton beng neither more nor less than pure Ce1ar
Tar There IS no quackery about It For many years 1t
had been prepared and used Domestic Medicine IN the
family of Mrs b b NORRIS. ofMayland.
Recommendations from Physicians
Ms h B Norris idam-It gives me pleasure 10 re-
commend the favorable consideration Of the public your
valuable medicine. C edar Tar Bronchial affections
and d >eases Of the Lungs THOWAS OWlNGS, VI ID
Baltimore. March u 1911
Have made thu Cedar Tar IN family hy me III
rec ON IF d. Thos n Wright and md Il avery valuable
medicte in Colds Coughs Sc one OF my chudrth was
attac ed with CatarIh fever winch settled on the lungs
made use Of the Cedar Tar, and he perfectly restored
'"0 MARIA JOHNSON
Near PLANK Mills, Baltimore Co. March a. lSJi .
The Cedar Tar may be taken tn perfect safety by an
ages and IN diseases the stomach lungs throat aud KID
reys rs cures are for the following diseases W d}s-
r,psa Indigestion loss Of appetite heartburn asthni'
nles costveuess wind the stomach or bowels lnhi-
,rla colds coughs Inflammation 4 the chest uhanhs,
tory sore throat qumSey thrush or sore mouth pntrd
sore thr1nf bronchitis diseases ~ the hver paipihou
the heart difficulty OF making urine Iaindce nervous hd
scrofulns affections uiO sores affections ~ e sam,
scadheAd and all diseases from npi blo'u NJ
but It's object especially for splitting 81 blood con
sum ton OF The lungs. and bronchitis Puce per phi ~
& d Sands No. 100 Fulton It. General Agent
Sol also by { II Ring. NJ. l92 Broadwav r Guion'
NJ III Howery. Brigham Miller No. ny Avenue ID 2
X KNAPP. NJ 3f2 Hudson-st n Coddington. No I'D
Bfoadw as and Mn Hays, No. III Fulton s. br9ohI ~
au2l lmIuIhSSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

EXCURSIONS to KEYPORT and

IJEORT HAMILTON The new and splendid steam
boat WILSON SMALL. Capt 7. '. AuOwsmIth, ~ih
leave Chambers pier daily Saturdays and sundays
ceptedl at o'clock 4 ketaynng leave Report al u
cook NJ and Font Hamilton At a. sOflng passengers
opportunity II spending the day At one oi the most de-
htfnl places the world Fort Hamilton % Of enjoying
the refreshing sea-bTsele Nv takng trap 10 KeYpor
ON Saturdays the WILSON SMALL will leave New
Yorkat)P VI and leave Report on Mondays at O'Clock
A. NJ aus In
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w VAN ANlN ZIP. q hauf, las nS devoted l,s
le t!ue lG several geAfs "a cV2-ll- hpnan aud
s-hruan -a - a-t ere - as IN - tae pA-ioSalF
.l-r-, nj -ra-lr-ar disease WHICH nc human
nan MS ar, nflrs art 'he-t y pnC " 2l1ce> o1fn
fon ir an g4>sS r.,cra t>1n 90 w1ir1 he viii 10
i,rrt ready @. t.sl iesf. % A who mag itNof nn oY
falling
Eauns heretofore rather ayoied publicity beyond pri-
va,s circle. ulF lcsolut ot : feeble sale ~ tam.
ald tie want ii reliable ass>u wich objections awe
been e1tCiIaly fae rs Improvement 81 hl> oy
force AID 90 assistance q Dr. CON EuoleAn PhtSc1n
ard surgeon Z extensive experience ny which be ieeS
warranted % guarantee SatSfarou the densaflon ~
Ds - description. rtucr the patient De- pss>eat
20 distance. ard SPEEDY cure. II durable. ~ VII On
every available means vii 1e presented strictly according
g. the nature and cter Il the srse the Organic
derans. eRi. the heart liver. SdneyS lungs ,ach
and bowels. from which arrangements every variety Of
syrrtofrAic q seas, iesntd ~ name pracseiS
Fee fC~ evan nation Nres'-iprn and medicine. iruu :
20 SO Residence No 10 Chaubsrsst.. NeW-YOgS -
Hours far examination from 20 u 4 VI and from =
p NJ Al letters mus. contain thc real name and rcsi
deuce II he catlent pOsr- qa.d with the fee stg'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06

DR II. G. VAN HAMBERT'S FE-

H MALE RENOvATlNG PILLS from GESNAST -
Dr. Van HsrterE has used the above PLs as private
lrt for ne tSca'v Eve years. aat the p male
Iutrr AZ u der care f is ast feca years NTH
para He'd success In eyev instance have ire Pts proved
success ;Hl The Ps INVARIABLY o9sn hose DISTRACTIONS 20
~Ach I. males babe and hrn- nat pro7er
channs- Whereby heafh : rrStafd. And The Pae and
dsathly coun' cuanCe changed - q ca thy one.
T. VI GJIO\ No ~ Bo~e~y
al3C l4N4w>i ~ Grsnc =. y l
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Grapel for the Gust.

NOR HARTFORD.-Change of Days.
i Passage 81 80 Emigrant Deck Passage ti.-The
steamer HERO, Captain II King, wlll leave from East
RIVER steamboat place. Peck slip, every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock For further nfOJ nation inquire " the Captain on
board or of sAXTOS WEBB. No. lll SOutb-st W u
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Professional Notices.

nR. II. L. A. kOERNER. Professor
Of Drawing and Teacher OF Descriptive Geometry and
It's Applications 10 Architecture ard Mechanics removed
to No l73 iOh-st.. between "a and 3d-avs 80 ~
VAIL q ROOT, DENTISTS, late of Mo-
373 Broadway, have removed 70 No. 10 Bond-st
AUS Inn
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NTADAM 4. COUTAN'S French and

THE DUTIES of the CHELSEA
Il COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. No. pa West l,h-si.,
VIII be resumed on MONDAY. SEPT g.
J II. BROWN, A NJ.
au3o etSNTuThSSM Principal.
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Ar additional charge Of 81 50 Will be asked adn.s,o

l. + LEWIS Secretary
FfSAScE CONNITTEE
cs.rge X Thomas Cashier Bank Of Rome = y Rogers.
Cashler FOr Stanwx sanford Adams treasurer of
Oneida Co -, H. o.ro
Agents appointed Application - tue Home once,
Rome " o. " GARMENT R, General Aseni
Tor Ssw-Yors CITY and vicinity. Office No % Nassau-st
alLl9 law lltN'
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THE IRVING INSTITUTE-Lyon' 5

i Classical and Commercial Boarding -Schoo. for Young
Gentlemen. NORTH TARRYIOWN, y I.-Ihis school
has been successful operation for twelve years tu j.
well known Thorough instruction ~ the common and the
higher branches Of an English education IN he Latin ana
Greek the French and Spanish dang Iages. as Wei a.
faithful supervision Of morals and manners, Is insured 10
each pupil Students admitted al any time CTcliaIs AZ
No 90 Nassau-st Nos POS and 500 Broadway. NJ 10 BOW
CIV and al the Institute North TarytOwn WILLIAM
PLNON, \ NJ Principal and Proprietor ST Il MWSSat
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j Jcheapest route to 'his desiffu Sunmef Retreat IL
By the Hudson River boats add Hudson River Railroad -
Hndson aud thence railroad aad stages To ,he Spring.,
BY the WIZ Of the Shaker City. Passengers from New
York BY ol nng boats railroad, will leave Hudson by
the o'clock NJ Tram and AZ the Springs AZ 81
PN Passengers from New-York by evening boats or
trains will HUdsOn the morning 40 o'clock. ana
arrive at the Springs At Usual fare ppoH tho nvoT,
81 fare from Hudson - ths Springs. 81 20
I WATERMAN. Superintendent
Hudson June =. 1891 sl2 In
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NIOrNT PLEASANT BOARDING
GIRLS. SCHOOL FOR SALE.-A

~ v1rng lad7 having Gre >e'sc; school n me lower
art 4 the - lrh rars a5ol. SEQ ler eeis p
them IL mate fr aean and WISHES o. dispose % ne
furniture and goodwill e he school n rcaS oa1.e terms
Apply Immediately 20 Z. H WILCOX. L. ; >cn."
AGENT " Ze3 Broadway. = u.
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lITSICAL NOTICE.-STUYVE-
MRS. Ii. ID, WARDS SCHOOL No
DAY SCHOOL for

" SO Ero aa~ay WAsch Thorough education gwen,
vii reoPen lob sept, with increased accommodations
aus w INlIhS>At'
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EOAL.-Ihe Subscriber has IN yard, I'M
der cover and fr sale Coal OF Gual" That viii SUIT
consumers who good article and delivered m good
order
II Nemi,ine ~ Sues and qualities N Coal 70 reduce
the cost hlCHAkD DiAkIiN, is " .shngton,
AUG lms corner OF pcshr,sSes-St.
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STATES PASSPORTS, for

1T
EUROPE. CUBA. NICARAGUA. CALIFORNIA,
&c -lndis pensate 90 fraveer>-Bemg sure PROTECTOR
against ioIegn aggression and person allowed 10
land travel n Continental Europe, south AmeTca "
The West Indies without one. they cannot be- DISPENSED
With Issued by J MONIES. Notary Public. and Com
missioner for nearly al the States Il the Unonj No o.
Bioadwav
~ REVOLUTION IN Nj ARACrA = now "a ing. hence u
becomes IMPERATIVE FOR travellers thence . he prSoced
ty Passport. 20 their safety Issued above
tWo DAYS notice sf6t'
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SCHOOL. for ENGINEERS. $50 Hous-

~ toa-st N Y-Mr VICTOR BEAUMONT, CNh
graduate from " Ecole Csntrle DIES Arts ct
MANUFACTURER of Pans viii he st of September
ac.t new course of lessons the French and kngtsn
languages IN all the branches theoretC i and PRACTICAL
with Civil Engineering For details aud refer
,.nces .nnlv NJ the - hool aull II
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D.CTFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP Com.

ptNY-Oniy Through Line for CALIFORNIA and
opty,tlS wa HAVANA and CHAGkES FIRE rsdoced.
n. THURSDAY Sept. H. AZ 3P- M-Ihe sptenaid steam
-, ExpIKE CITY, ICE .uns burden, Tanner, com
sse.T VIII sall o THU kSDAY ith Of Sept. a. o.
-. precisely tom her pier AZ the foy; u Warren
- North kIvsr with the government Mails, 6r Chagses.
"a Hsyzna eonneetng ~th the favOrIts u y Mail steam
II October. -.
Cbaxes passengers transferred at Hsyasst 10 the splendid
Soable- engine steamship FALCON. -,
E0r oasSags n fsishi Apply the ONCE Nos. sse %
sufb-s, ar - TT Vssi-sf corner Wzres-st spotsIl
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Co-partnfrsDlp.

80 -,,,,0cp,RTNERSHIP Norice.-oPhA.s-
CEe FIELD has .s d5f 1,nss"%S NIL I'll BE- BE-
hrm e y Da' hsre,ofore under the ara n JAWS
= New YorH, SEPT ], is'i'
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SELECT SCHOOL for BOYS-IR-

CELEt1 SCHOOL Tor Buy S-lh-
~ WING GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No 1873 ith-av near
I3h-si TERNs-For BOYS under per quarter. So TO
r. SIS over " $50 Extra charge for Modern Lang aseS,
pens INK and fuel The third year Of thus School wII
commence the 0h OF September when the subscriber
will be happy 10 ms pupils again after then Vaca-
ton He hopes they viii I've punciua rs possible atthe
commencement # the quarter The subscriber has made
ARRANGEMENTS to accommodate few boarding scholars
m ms family where every facility Will be afforded them
for advancing m their education. Pamphlet circulars
De had on application. - go ,
2ws y DUNN, \ VI. Principal
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EOR SALE-A PIANO-FORTE Il. near
II " new price One Hundred and fisy Dsi.as :"
ie seen al Ne rs leth-si., near Isnpk1nsess~~
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I,RENCU. ENGLISH. SPANISH and

Z GERMAN CLASSICAL and MArHENAilcA Al lNsI-
TUE Ne tG5 Broadway, to Amsy 81 Professors
RICHARD and MOI TON respectfully inform Parents
that they will omen, Monday, September Sh, Boarding
and Dny school winch ancient and modern langn ases,
together an the higher and lower branches - ay
taught IN Colleges Will Doe gwen, without extra charge
Tie plan studies o great periectiun ana VIII pre-
pare :, holars Tor College. the Military school. Commerce,
aud a, Of the active duties 81 life The time ont of study
hours in promenae> and other calculated 10 pro
ote health and to prevent Incidence For circulars apply
- sb,,, s34t'
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SELECT SCHOOI-Under the care Of
NRENCH Protestant BOARD

Il ING and DAY SCHOOL for YOU Nc LADIES. 80
ps5 Broadway north Of Union square Mrs LENERElI
PRINCIPAL This School VIII reopen for the ensuing year
en WEDNESDAY. the 10th Of September. turthef par
lculars and circulars may be obtained ny application !"
the PRINCIPAL at the above address <i"'
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Drp Goods.

CANTON FLANNELS.-50 cases eX-
- ira stout Canton FlsnneS For sale by NESMlIH
4 co No q BroAd-st and 50 New->t an30
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INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE

INSTITUTE for YOUNG GEN | LE-
MEN-In this Institution the Of Study VII IN
clude the following branches without extra charge Ing
lsb French. spanish. Latin, Greek, Mathematics hss,y
C.oeraDby Chemstrv and Astronomy The principal, Mr.
VFkGNFS already known Professor IN the prnc pal
Institutions IN New York the best references
lie new eHpermenf on the rotation If the earth may be
daIy seen by parents from 10 % NJ at the Institution,
No lCG East l0th-Si 50 I'M
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SCHOOL of DESIGN,
L No ia3FIFTH-AvENUE. snow open for the recep-
- .Is s3its
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MIR. CENDROWICZ PAUL, pc

Nt zeal rtfueee from Poland DSctor Of Medicine and
Graduate OF the Hospitals Of Warsaw SrshOurg aud Pa
RS here he received SILVER medal from the President OF
the French Republic tOr the services rendered Ggnng
the prevalence IN Paris of the cholera IA 3i3 Member
m. National Academy of France and the Society STA
ttslcS well Of several other scientific societies may
be consulted every day from 10 VI al ms residence
No g Reade II concerning all kinds Of mal1des, bit
especially for muscular debility. rheumatism paralysis m
dolent old pralns and bruises deafness sou and
all Kinds OF & Ionc DISTINCTIONS aus a"i~s'
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FNICkS AND STRIPES.-2OO packa-
Il ges comprising great VARIETY Of Ticks and ShirtrnS
Stripes for sale by NESMITH CO. No. 81 Broad y
and 50 New-st auJo
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RFMEDY,-Outward
L,OR THE PILES.-DR. UPHAM'S

y ELECTUARE an internal remedy - a certain cur
for thar distressing and dangerous compliant the Piles
For Of the most astonishing cures record see PAM
phies. 20 be had gratis, oi the proprietor once No 100
bowery. where the medicine can be- obtained Remem
her No lgj Bewery doors above Spungst, and also at
NJ 100 Chambers ST. and by Mrs Hays. No ~ Fulton
- Brookl,n auG lmIuIhxS
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COTRAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE
NOURAIrD'S ITALIAN MEDICA-

instantly aud permanently converts red "a gray hur
brown OF black without staining Tie SAN Warranted At
No o. Walkers near Broadway sou
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RACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

DACIFIC MAIL , EhMoiii GD.
pASY-ONLY THROUGH LINE 2r i SAS ~ q
I,eGC ~. cHACRES direot-FAkE hxDUCED-Cs
shSTIRpAY sept 49, at p. M-Ihs SlsnLd So .,ss.
snaine steamship GEORGIA. The b1 5s., al =
co%gander VII sal On SATURDAY ssy. ~ :. g.ses,
h oelOcx. N frorn her PER a. M Sg.GSss
AZ ~er. LEAVING IN the Georgia VIII cnnss, w,n 'ns
farorte untsd STATS Mai steamship I"
~, o., psna,na on ~ about the lst Of OCTOBER
saa liVn aopy A. the Office. Nos and ,3seush-
TOT -. IN 81, corner u W~ren-a- ans ISL
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EOAL-Red or White Ash. | am de-
NOAI-si - PER TUN for the best

~ quality Red Ash Broken. Egg and Stove sizes White
Ash per un will be- prepared md delivered the best
o order part the from yard No j9 Delaney
-. ,cor. Goetck lYi0 2m'l JAMES MoohE.
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orXT WASHINGTON COLLIE

MI Co,.rr INSTITUTE. No. 2ls fOuTth-st co,ner o.
I'VE 1' H1 on waxing on square, fHessrs CLAhnh
nscdo1..sc pyuc,ua. Will open H. mini school year u
FASNIr a. Igk Of Seotsu ter. when the enlargement
hOSDAs building will he cos'p'eie II - hppel thsi
u re ~ tbs Institution few days laer thAh sldi
re cpt han COMPENSATED 90 10 pupils ~ thc n
80 aevsnisgss they vii derive from me sdah' e,le
,e &c" II insiruc on all the departments Of
sgsfobs
,fpcy hen the m Of the Principals 81 ms iosttn-
tes 70 eN NOV accordingly selected this location IN
f tagy md hes. tne no 9ss'os pd
ets'ed w ICONS specially fired for instruction and
Csc. WV ADDITION. ample IN sue and numher for
Wti he "a nruds devoTng three entire stones oi me
twC btCi' -. nse OF the SchOa Beng corner house.
Buicrs <e N the Dwelling part occupied b. one Of me
ne No 2l3 Foufih-si and that OF the Sch0s'
NJ 10 f0r particular infoma'ion may be obtained
Ne 49, 2So ana ,f 20 bI@ s,s,. ai2 n Eg
l5 SssNsI coTpsr Of 18th - aud Broadwav and al the
Pare H.. The follow ing patrons Of which are regarded
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,NFS r WATERSTON. Profess

~ of Drawing and Painting m Oh and Water 'coors begs
leave 10 inform his former pupils and the public that he w
resume ms classes the 2jih INST hs residence
No $50 Broadway lie Will also teach IN Schools as usual
au2O Inn
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Goa. The subscribers will now receive ordes,
and execute thcm Promptly. Tor TN, celebrated description
of Red Ash Coal delivered board vessels a. Richmond
+ TYLER \ co.
II I'm No 70 Walnut II. philadelphia
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7 IFF INSURANCE.-Unlted S y.n.,
IL LIFE INSURANCE COAPAnt'
poIfrIEs ISDlsSUTA BIZ, s.x mas
EXCEPT IN ground Of Erad = ~. gv5a
.,~rv insurance conIrected ~Hh IIe
Die e'A' a. 'i' FREDERICK sHELpo''
IoEy A STEWART Actuafy asH 3m'
EApIE. Jr. Secre'2ry
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University GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
nay and BOARDING SCHOOL for

~ Young Ladies. No lT9 West 2S;h-st., 9th house
ts Of Sth aN Miss Jane NJ Stecs School vi re0pen ON
hstcay Sept = Pupils IN addition 10 the usual Enshsh
bSChtS Will have opportunity OF studying the trtuch
and German languages and vocal and instrumental music
an eaNing With the assistance Of an accomp French
etnlonan 4 limited number ot pupils would be received
aus eiNiMSS.
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NRF\CU TEACHER-Mr. TIL. DE

IOUEST native of Pans. lately arrived IN this CT
VIII give lessons French, using Censemore ne" ana
admirable system either schools OF private iaes AZ
dress tv letter Nc 1 Cauoli-place B.eecker-st
4lmTuTLSSs
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POInRE SUBTILE

uproots har from low f0Teheads any part Of the
lodv LIQUID ROUGE for pale lips and checks LILY
v HITF fSr flushed, rough. >a'low skins. AZ DIR GOU-
2AUD'S old established Laboratory, Nc o. WaNer.st,
,e,r proaJ,,v s6u