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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11
Female influence for Temperance.

We need more of female influence.
What can surpass it? What tyranny
Of evil can stand before itl What
law Of fashion does not yield to its
power ? And why should it not be
ours 4? Who suffers like woman
Who drinks to the dregs the cup Of
bitterness like the drunkard's wife ?
And who is often the drunkark's wife,
but the delicately reared daughter Of
her who controlled the fashion, and
would have wine in her parties. There
! is not a lady who sets before young
men the intoxicating cup, concerning
whom we may not say, Father, for
give her; she knows not what she
does. When the destinies Of men are
all unfolded in the final day, how
many of the lost will reflect with an
guish on female influence! We need
ST all for good, and none for evil, We
need itin the nursery, where mothers
can Undue the minds Of children with
temperance principles. We need it in
childhood and youth, when mothers
example, and a mothers warnings and
kind motions are like a golden chain.
I We need it in society, in the social
/ circle, and even in the business Of
life, wherever woman reigns supreme.
| Thanks be to God, that we have it 50
4 extensively throughout the land. And
now, if all respectable families would
shut intoxicating drinks from their So
cial gatherings, comparatively few ol
our young men would go to drunk,
ards grave.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11

A HEALTHY CoUNTRY.-A Yankee
speculator who had immense tracts of
land for sale in the far West, used to
say that a gentleman who was travel
ing there, saw a very old man sitting
at the door of a log cabin, weeping
bitterly. 5s..
my friend,' asked the man, whats
the matter with your 3.
why, replied the old man, daddy
just gave me an awful lickin, cos |
wouldn't rock grandaddy to Sleep
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11

"You are very stupid, Thomas"
said country teacher to a little boy
eight years DID, "You are like a
donkey, and what do they do, togcure
them of stupidity 2" b" They feed
them better, and kick them less."H re.
pied the arch little urchin.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11
the north Of the Ohio,

the westernregiou north Of the Ohio,
and east Of the Mississippi"
The Hon. William Writ, late Attpr-
new General Of the United States,
said: ait is no exaggeration to say,
as it has often been said, that this sin
Ole cause, (intemperancei) has pro-
duced more vice, crime, poverty, and
wretchedness, in every form, domestic
and social, than all the other ills that
scourge us, combined" 'ft Dha
Chief Justice Toney, in an impOr-
tant decision, says; EVERY State
may regulate its own internal traffic,
according TO its own judgment, and
upon its own views Of the interest and
well-being ofits citizens. If any State
deems the retail and internal traficin
ardent spirits injurious to its citizens,
and calculated to produce vice and de-
bauchery, I see nothing in the Consti-
tuition Of the United States to prevent
it from regulating and restraining the
traffic Of prohibiting it altogether, if
it thinks proper ~ n \ 'g'a
Many others might be mentioned,
who have given their testimony against
the use Of spirits, and publicly recon-
mended total abstinence, Indeed, we
shall find by looking over the biogra-
ply Of the great men Of every age,
that those who possessed the clearest,
and most powerful minds, were those
who did not use spirits. Sir Isaac
\ Newton, John Locke, DR.. Franklin,
/ John Wesley, and Lord Bacon furnish
striking illustrations Of this proof
i CIV. B.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11

'n Re- The Temperance movement
seems to be spreading at the South.
The Senate of the Florida Legislature
has passed a bill leaving it to the
people in each county in the State to
determine for themselves whether
they willgrant license for the sale Of
intoxicating liquors within their aiuris-
idiction. 1--WE observe that similar
movement is on foot in Alabama A
State Temperance Convention, lately
held in that State,l drew up an act to
be introduced into the next Legislature
for the purpose, as the title reads, Of
"enabling the inhabitants Of every
county, city, town, village and election
precinct in the state Of Alabama to
protect themselves from the evils ari-
sing from the sale of intoxicating
liquors." 1t provides that whenever
the inhabitants of any of the political
subdivisions Of the State wish to in
crease the price ofa license, or to
abolish the sale of liquor, they may
do SO after obtaining the assent of
majority of the qualified voters there
in. Fifty voters in any county, or ten
in anyocity, village, or election pre-
cinctrmay, by petition to the Judge of
Probate in the county, require the
vote to be taken in the customary
manner, after the usual legal notices.
The effect of a decision in the affirma-
tive, after thirty days from the procla-
mationiof the result, will be, to have
the force Of law /; and every breach
of the same will subject the offender
to indictment, and on conviction to
/ fine Of one hundred dollars, to which
the court may add imprisonment for
not more than three months.46}The
county Solicitor is stimulated to the
punctual discharge of his duty by a
fee Of fifty dollars in every case Of
conviction. Merchants orsalesmen of
any kind who give away or lend intox-
icating drinks cat their places Of busi-
ness, Or any public place, with intent
\ to evade the law, are subject to the
same penalties as if they sold it.
There is an exceptionfin favor of ply
sieianss druggists, and others who sell
i liquors bona tide for sacramental, me-
dicinal or mechanical purposes.-Es-
change. S'1ioa ]oH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
A NEW THING ENTIRELY.-The most astonishing

N performance heard Of Barrels Frkns Kegs and the whole
family made finished without defect asn Aa smooth
enough TO vATnish. entirely by Machinery.
Machine, with the tools used perform the ~ork Peien
have Gold and Silver Medals ana ss pO
the timber In the bolt the following
them all OF equal length planes both In and oasls
smooth the quality ofhe timber, onts them ~
giving .sc s equal proportion OF Bulge according 20 rs
Il WIDE narrow chemieTs bowels cuts the crease turns ts %
and prepares the barrel or keg for the hopping process IN
perfect CONF ee end Of superior finish thar challenge the
produce barrel trkn sg than Machines make Al ls
per day the single d to which we invite af Pitcn
attention who them Inspection We ninuctre
articles family the smallest white lead Seg 10 ne
most liquids be sdaped 10 the parking OF dry go9 Ia t
machines cannot make Imperfect article except lr u
exclusively IN the timber - ~ "
and Fe Railroad Elna and Niagara Pals Railroad hye
u VS. depot any who wish witness
be oreraon Of macbue and 20 their perfect satisfaction
ever. branch of the work will feel the utmost pleasure exn0
ing to such everything connected with the work,
Persons deous purchasing the Right and Machines Tor any oca
ton now unsod obtain information IN relation neo Dy sp
pyp Us through There but lew OF the STAT remain
ns IN our hand. uusod still applicants will BE- referred % me present.
o per of will doubt hold for disposal desirable oc
ous within territories Is conceded o ds-s
who the machine, that tsupasse- everything m h
or can the purpose and must entirely 'e
all band cooperinR -, r,.... e r..
NeYork Tribune WIN TRAP CO. Patentees and Pr2pr eors
Elmrs New-Tork. March Is. 1888.
CODA WATER-Nachine for manufacturing, draw
- ing and boting for sale Apply at No 2spFacest
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Houses f1ante0.

PAYMENTS WANTED for SMALL FAMl-
"A LYAu, be convenient with panrie bath ROOM &C. and if
Will sss would be preferred address, with full particulars MI
THOMPSON. Box 2, l26 Post Office
CHOP WANT ED.-Wanted, wenllghted ShOp-room
~ N, ,bon Is 10 20 Piano Forte making Apply to
~ j. +. WARNER Co. No All Broadway
VNTANTED 10 HIRE-A neat or q story House, to
he occnped BY only $500 will
he maid Tor house in good between and Sthavs below
If desirable portion of Furniture will be purchased Ad
ares Box No g. S5 tOhce.
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GntIerp ar0 Garoware.

CUT NAILS and SPlKES.-A full assortment of
~ sable Iron Works Cut Nails snd Spikes superior article
Peru charcoal for sac o. terms 6 the agent
Of tire manufacturers MERRITT IhMbLE no. % oro@l-s
Also cO kegs odd Colony Nails Orders received for
Peru horse shoe and other rolled iron.
CELEBRATED CROTON FILES.-NOTlCE
Y 10 HARDWARE IMPORTERS, MACHINfSTS and ENGl-
NFFRS-The purchased the entire interest Of the
Coton File Works y hereby notice that all the
descriptions and formerly sold
by Co.. will henceoh be sold only by the suosu
and warehouse below where al orders VIII be taken
and filed at very short notice -r,,.o>. ~ ,,,p.,
NB-bOon Brothers Co.'S Globe Files are for sale asusua
the
TOHN L. BUDD, Manufacturer and Proprietor OF
Lockwoo Cooking and Laundry Ranges Aso
RANGE which for beauty Durability and econ
surpassed All Ranges warranted n B-Prces from
SO upward No Gle Broadway formerly No 62) opposite ST
Thomas's Church.
DIVErS Cast Butt Hinges Iron Sinks, nice Sad
II Irons manufactured by TABER Co. New Bedford Mass
Orders promptly SLED
CHOT BAR LEAD and PIG LEAD WAREHOUSE,
y No jg Fronts corner Msden-laneThe SPRING VALLEY
SHOT and LEAD MANUFACTURING COMPANY have IN store
m sorte of the above articles and prepared to supply dealers
a. ,bs Lowest rates JAMES MCCULLOUGH Pres't
CHARLES W, HENRY. Sec'v.
VU1RENONT CUT NAILS-Of Eastern Manutac
te and UNSURPASSED quality by any other that to the
the lowest ket rates oy the company AGENT
JOHN w. QUINCY. No. 81 Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
Maebinerp, &1.

CODA WATER APPARATUS-For Manufacturing
- Drawing Boing the latest and approved
printed directions for
BY JOHN MATTHEWS lst-av, cor. asthst-, N. Y.
CTEAM ENGINE and LOCOMOTIVE BOILER
- FOR SALES inch cylinder 10 ns stroke seen running
AZ No 25 West 7thst ethay Apply BEECHER No
Us sth-sv. l7thst
ITO PRINTERS. A secondhand Single Cylinder
Napier SGx5; inside good order Apply between
IL and to R. J. RICHARDS, No. lO7 Futon.st
ITO PRINTERS-For Sale SuperRoy Washing
Il Hand Press and Self pknz Machine all order An
ply - kETCHAMs Printing Office No. Brosdst, one door
below Wall
IT j. SLOAN's PATENT HYDROSTAT, for the
Il PREVENTION Of STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONs-Tbe
undersigned having made extensive for the
OF these machines prepared receive
application OF the Boilers Of every description They
place within the reach BY holding
Of horse power being s0
power $50 according the capacity Boiler
SLOAN LEGGETr, Proprietor. and Manufacturer.
Foot Of East a5th-st- New. York.
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lustructlon.

2USlulllUU.
A GENTLEMAN who has seen the best results OF his
method Of teaching DESTROYS Of lessons the German
Latin and Greek languages ladies' and 10 young gentle
college lie hopes make his Lessons bon u
reading with his pupils the best authors and
authentic Best references
abilities can be given. Address NJ o, Tribune Office
A LADY fully competent TO Teach the Pano-torte
"A wishes add TO her cAss few pupils Inquire at No. -
Groye OF Wm. NAnderbeck Esq., al his music wareroou NO
e1 Broadway
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Stanwch, Conn,
ID 81 mile. from NewiOrk Number Of scholars limited 10 y
tuition washing attending, bed, bedding &c
Circulars particulars rsy be had al
Book No IS Bowe where the Principal can be on
Saturday this month between the hours one and uee
O'Clock z. NJ. THEODORE JUNE. Principal
BOARDING SCHOOL for SMALL BOYS-ln the
ID country experienced Teacher Of $40 per
payable uAy advance For circulars par
fieuh apply this Office address A. b WILSON, frneiPA
Redding Ridge, Fsfeld County. Conn.
lie refers 10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, IL years oil age
ID under $50 per quarter D HUMAN Prinepal Inc
Summer Term will commence MONDAY May p; on
particulars be obtained Of X Lees Esq NO me
Apple Brooklyn; X. GittelA Esq No l@ G1nas "nsn'
burph; c. Paine. ESQ, No. ~ Nassaust Nf "a e.,
Eos % NY ID p Samms Esq., Nofsi u
orby addressing the Principal Pleasant Vale Zoa bds 'onn
CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
~ PORT CHESTER NJ Y-(2i miles from this City-LYMAN
THOMPSON A M Principal Proprietor Next term will
quiIy ISAAC SEYMOUR Eq Cashier Of the BsnL
efNoth America walls or FLAMES II KNAPP, 81 Pnes NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
Clothing.

-, alan, "a CATTFRS The suSss. 2
RCOiS, SiIG I.aa IN. public that he 70 prep.S -
Roots shoes Caters &c, OF qnaiiiy' WV s,spt
f.yorably with any the caty w ,, po,. from. IS
Is6e, Caters from. ~ 70 "a Geots Patent Lesbe sesi
Ladies' Morocco Boots =, Ss GeatJ Pas L. Gsitce 1y'
isSes Moroc Buskins mto % % Cent? Pat L. slippss
Ladies Moroc sbpPe" 90 Boot with double soS lps]
Ladies' Rubbefs''''" and uppens ......;:.~T -
,..., and Children. work at corresponding pr,oes
Msses ~ ser Ladies' and Gentlemen made TO orae
ton Of wors sshs hest materials in the market S3
notice mo himsef that experience OF fifteen -
re I've entire satisfaction, % far relates 20
mails md prices A.. A.. =. a. ~ lei d.
THAT'S for GENTLEMEN, of the Pfy1
III now ready for inspection; for iustze Of dn's1 NJ
Vie with any offered. We solicit the attention a a/I
beautiful article feeling confident our hss w .nnS -
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Rral Gssiaie for Sale.


u PRIVATE SALE---One desirable Building Lot
n on the northwest of 5hs and 6thav 25 by 100
inches in depth b oo on t sun sa nj S s. be-
wv Ie9 et Also Lots on 7thav, commencing
INCHES 9h ei s5 f'
DUILDlNG SITES for COUNTRY RESIDENCES,
ID Rye Gree ChuIeh within i've n2qtes walk of the
f fTSis, d a9p6s master % en-, Rye t,' " ' ~ ~
<IOITNTRY SEAT for SALE at HASTINGS, WEST
u Ind beautifully situated and commanding
yer premises barns &C. fine orchard
OF s9G ISAAC Brown Hastings iOs washngtOns
COIyNTRY SEAT for SALE-At Hastings, West
chester SS 20
state cultivation and exepsyey aS on, With I and ornamental
RS' id s5S Wellington MT rtsf'' ,
MISERABLE FARM for SALE near NEWMARKET,
~ NewJey about FIVE acres of the very best of land
ee. On the premises living barn q BY 40
and and Kitchen Is by s oak frame
PS6 ssSys as BE- had an
about FIVE more acres with good barn and large tsnner and
S SsTEy ei .9s ;.fs% or LAW
FLUSHING, L.I-Some of the finest Building Lots
in that beautiful Justly celebrated Village will be sold low
and on st,ms Schools sns cfuhs the
ing k,IsG % Om the wamuTsh Ferries svy hour BY plank
steamboat. to and from Fulton dy Inquire
NOR SALE-A small Lot and Stablein Vine-st Brook
Il i,n near Fulton Ferry Apply to DlETZ BROTHER Co.
No. lS4 William
IOR SALE-A House and Lot No. l99 West Seth
~ bouse basement and under cellar brown
Stone front; Coton ke, complete Inquire Of GEORGE
r. JAQUES, No Y5 Wes'SNh'st
NOR SALE-That fine Store, No. 474 6th-av., near
2hst II applied for immediately, will be sold at bargain
Also sevesal between Sh and Madisonavs Also
ditto In Sith and other good locations Apply to r.
O. PIERCE, No. ,lo4 Broadway
TOR SALE-Three frst-class brown stone Houses,
north side Of Sst between Broadway and 5sv Terms
easy. Inquire n the premises or OF the snbscnh
P. V. BEEBE, No go West 2sthrst
FOR SALE or to LET-The subscriber has large
number Of brick wooden Cottages Sanford
and wsmsburh wh,eh he viii cell advantageous
They only walk from
minutes walk from Greenpont Ferry lth induutsbe
Parties viii find ssent on the Stages poperty
Applyto sF BAkroi Nos f15 sod III VIM ST
TOR SALE on STATEN ISLAND--A large two
story Wooden Building suitable for light
are Of vsusbe Land situated u p fou Port kstasrd on tks
plsnf read To Mnnfactprsn tins clnss seldom nsi w
Terms essy information inquire Of JOsEYh MMONSON u
No xs Oreenwich near Bsrchys- orsf JOSEPH sIM0Hs0k
Sen, Port Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
Millinerp, &f.

fililIinerp, &f. -.,,oe|
DONNET and DRESs-TRIMMNIlNNSGs psfot,
ID SILK and PARTISAN MILLINERY oo "1s. b sss,s|
chs.es Of these goods who are desnoas @ hsrsby
eho,cs sxles with the strctest economy arc rs
,ted to Examine twenty-one cases new rooon sbf -
Humboldt selected with great care WITHIN '' a<r<
Paris and LUTdqTp TIfffc1HsfENsTEIN No 90 Bower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
1)iano-Sortcs.

EOLIAN PIANOS-REAlOVAL-Gr Great bargains
nnv and ircr, ased demand for GILBERT Co.'S Celebrated
the large spacious the OF Anthonyt No S
Broadway where he offers hne assortment OF superior tanos at
Mes Frame and srs ar PnS to s1d sPy @ @ Sic @
Meodsons SIS SIS SIS s65 SIS sS5 500 $40 sl25 $50 Bou
Pianos sale cheap secondhsnd on ramos Tor sac or TO
t si few Pianos ana HoRASE WATERS No 5 Broaday
1NOLIAN and BOUDOIR PIANOS, MELODE-
III ONs GUITARS, MUSIC and MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Planes with ana wtOu. btl Patent Bouor Pianos sde BY
l. Gilbert New secondhand Pianos Of all prices Dealers Teach
and semuaries supplied az most I5eTS ta 70
HOLIAN PIANOFORTES, at No 44l Broadway
III A large Pianos from the celebrated house of
Haet Davis Co.. Boston, also the welkuown Instruments Of A.
Ladd Co.. with full supply of new and second hand Pianos of
let LINCOLN Il THOMPSON, No. al Broadway
- q II. BARMORE offer at their mandatory and
" No 3is Beeckest OF Charles an asorment
Piano Fortes with the metallic frame and reverse bridge
and all other modern improvements
NEW and SECONDHAND PlANOFORTES.-
~ hand large assortment Of New aud Second
Hand Pianos for hire Pianos from go $780, For
HUM sanford 4 BROTHER
&C. FIST HER, date Nunns Il Fischer,) manuac-
Piano warranted With bridge and patent tube well cal
cuated PianoEores tuned repaired
changed N. B.-Also, Holean Piano-Fores for sale
NuESSRS LIGHTE IL NEWTON, No. ~ Canalst
Of PIAN0FORTES have extended their business and
prepared their friends and those wishing superior nsru
modern style s. octave Secondhand Pianos taken
change. Broadway Ware-roOms, No. 4S
DIANOFORTES.-Ih finest assortment OF Piano .
the city be found at the waeooms of P b:
CURTIS No Al Broadway consisting Of George Hews celebrated
Patent Pianos and variety OF and Boston
Piano, for sale or to let Mp CURTIS, No. ~ Broadway.
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orFrcr OF TIVE NosrH Rrvss Hisrss AND or,,>
Co, No 80 Wslst, New-York MsrrS e. sfss,
TV'HE NORTH RIVER MINING and OIIipoy !

Oryfcr or TIVE NoRrH Rvss HisSs AND Orr
Go. No. 30 Wsll-st, New York MARI "a srss,
TV'TIE NORTH RIVER MINING and QIjippx,
Il COMPANY having commenced worn with lus, ING
uron qusres will be prepared 70 deliver s
Of the Northern Canal the various oolors and
Marbles in blocks squared the Italian style Anons
viii be found OF fancy SHADES vhie
nsrly kno the issn yeDed marble Also psr, Of
IN color texture wurkins qualities 10 the asn ss,
and block sbe fully equal and IN msny respects ss as
irsh From time. other extensive quNres - . -
creased 's>y h.
Steaiiie or SosysioDc vi De- offered ia books super,
pur' white he will b. mAnuaclB sc ass quantities. ~fe
semn les OF the products OF the Company b. It'd
or ~ the warehouse Of Mossrs ANTHONY FNCF e.
~ Year -, who appointed Agents f the sf,
productions 81 ihe COMPANY nd % whom dea herb
Or marbles vii no warranted 70 en- ~Gnal - th@
WHITE LEAD WAREHOUSE, No. l59 p
w couer Of Maiden lane The NEW YORK and Slrcss-s
WHITE LEAD COMPANY have N Store tul assor,s.A ~
peror Mhte Lead which they otter or sac 10 large or
a. tic lowest rates This Lead Is considered by our city
the D, Il article Manufactured JAMES McCULLOUG PaA
CHARLES W HrSRY Soy A<s.
NEAST POWDER-B I BABBITT. i. thu.
inventor OF the Chemical Yeast Powder which Nla
sci by him az and 20 as5 ngou st. Nc~ York 10 tn 80
who turcbGss should that they get that with the above De
ZINC PAINTS-rHE NEW JERSEY IN.
II COMPANY ere now thanksgiving thes. PNpt, ~ CIV
quality. all o. which warranted Pl RI. VIZ
The superiority every respect OF Lnc over Lead Puo,
tab.hed and they tequa quantity nearly e0ub
and euoure mvch longer Is evident that the cost
not in the long run, one halt as grest ~sss
They are ioF sale by the principal dealers IN ms nj o -
u,anpiacturers prices aud ~ the Compary's AgenS
MANNING 4 sQUlER, No - Deys- Merry.
~ CASKS BLEACHING POWDERS Am, -
I'D will arrive this week and for sale by
JAS. T. DERRiCKsoN Go. No los Fsnsxyr
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Ro.A.t New York JOHN g. LiGHTBODY Is constantly man
uacuring and hand variety Of PRINTING 70
the finest black coored News Ink which he Va ~ sny
any ever and at low Pces can 20
manufacturer Orders FORWARDED oy ~ No ss Rose
New-York $500, 81, - 49,, Tnk slso, Q great
other papers this City Philsdephia, f,.S ststes
leans and other cities and towns IN tue oA'e~
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INST

lHl TTJTF No 2I8 Fourth Of MacDouga on Washing
ton sonae GEORGE W. CLARKE. A. VI. JAMES TANNING,
the last term Of lis tenth school year on
MONDAY tie 18th of April 1883 - r
THE Junior Departments occupy three Stones
the bndn arranged by the Principals expressly Tor the
this Institution. The rooms Tor are large
pleasant The number OF pupils O ana the n.ruc
cved from and allowed daily exercise IN me
omen AIR of the PARK observation OF teachers They III
ncted by all the branches required for business
m class Coege-ncudn thorough knowledge OF speaking
end rtng aud Spanish tongues together with
the rtso Drawing and Painting
~ nsna e OF Lectures Natural Science with experiments
Department mas recently com
encd the ensuing term with discussion and
usaton OF The and delightful study OF Botany
Classes under the sec care and tuition
of OF the Primo pals I'LL, - lo 49,.
New pupils private and individual wheh neces
AIRY 70 III entering without injury 10 teseyeor ohers
G of which they members Pupils desiring board
can he well accommodated nhbOrood OF the institution aud
no under the supervision the teachers during the hours
home study" -. A.. -... ..
For rho mi neupng degree the present course
believed the deeply ana prohiDy
eced and which september 10 continue without
mil the first the annual public examination OF TINS
will not place until few previous 70 the M OF
nlv but its cordially invited to t wheneyerit viii best
suitt their enieIce
M names patrons pupils together with tue paqs OF instruction
house the pupils No lo8 Mac ougs s.
the OF the current school quarter
IL The parents seeking suitable place IN the cry for
and who not acquainted Win TINS
Of t present patrons are appended as ap
.fo ratare
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u
~ OF purchase balance
the oTems down. and balance before March
These occupy healthy and beautiful location
and full East River and the immediate vicinity OF
Of the wealthy and respectable citizens OF
Woschester County Also fine fishing within Of mile
The MosanA Branch Railroad already built through this prop
also the Rochelle AID SecOnday Railroad which has been
lately chartered 1t is expected Will through this property
Several houses building aud lots selling rapidly. Distance OF
this properly the City Hall nine miles Tile perfect For maps
other apply d. B. WlNTON No5 Tryoao near