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MORNING HERALD.
VOUJMB III.
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1837.
?o. n.
(From *ur Evening Edition of yesterday.]
From Waahlngtan.
We annex our usual correspondence. The excite
ment that prevails at Washington about the "Sub
Treasury Scheme," <s the most ridiculous farce that
we can perceive, now floating like a " troubled me
teor," on the edge of the Southern sky. Since the
J lih of May last, when the villanous banks suspend
ed cash payments, the self same scheme has been in
operation by the government. What is the conse
quence? Why the government is even more embar
rassed now than the country is. The commercial
classes are gradually recovering themselves? not so
the government. The public finances are getting
more and more in disorder.
We would advise the opposition at Washington not
to act as fools. Let the sub-treasury scheme pass
both houses. No one would be more disappointed
than Van Buren himself at such a result. Or if the
blockheads of the opposition wont do that, let them
give further time on the suspended bonds, and there
stop. By doing this, and not repealing the Distribu
tion Law ? not mthorizing Treasury notes ? you will
place Mr. Van Buren, and his administration, in the
moat bankrupt condition that ever a band of specula
tors were in.
We believe John C. Calhoun is the only man in the
opposition who understands his position. Clay's
journey to Philadelphia is only an evidence of weak
ness. One thing the opposition at Washington may
rely upon ? then is, in this country, a stronger hosti
lity to the banks than to the administration. This is
the issue that will be joined next elections? and on
this issue, if the opposition dont lake care, they will
be most signally defeated.
We hereby tell our candid, honest opinion, on the
state of the facts presented to us; for between any
party, whig, locofoco or conservative we dont care a
pin who thrashes or gets thrashed. We should like
to see the leaders of every party soundry bcked, but
as to the country itself, it will prosper in spite of all
the powers of hell.
J From oar Correspondent RotksdKUd, No. XVII1-J
Washington, Sept. 10, 1837.
The measure of sub- treasuries is decidedly anti
xepublican. It will be equivalent to a declaration by
the government, that it has no faith in its citizens.?
What the government does, will be done by individ
uals. No system, however strong its bold upon the
customs and manners of a people, can withstand the
powerful attacks of self-interest, in all social states,
of a nation, the binding cement is self. By adopting
the sub-treasury scheme, the elements of this all
ruling passion will he disturbed and set in motion. ?
The government says? I must lake care of mj self. ?
The people will say ? wo must take care of ourselves
In the working of this one principle, in different
spheres, the most violent actions will take place? the
utmost confusion will be the result. How? in what
wayl Any man who has ever bought or sold the
simplest article of merchandize can answer.
If the government, erected by the people and sus
tained by it voluntarily, will put no faith ui the hon
esty and integrity of the citizen, but require at his
hands, before his goods are delivered, the imposts
upon them in the precious metals, how can we expect
the existence of faith between man and man ? In the
contwi that would ensue, und'T the non-exietence of
credit for the possession of property, to which class of
men would the victory fall f Is there any one so ig
norant as to imagine that the poor and industrious
would gain it? Is it not evident to the unprejudiced
mind that the poor would be thrust aside, and that
the rich would oecome richer? Have we not the ac
tual condition of the Austrian and German govern
ments, of Naples, of Piussia, and of Russia, to
dhow us the true operation of the system now pro
posed by the President of the United States 1 Do
we net see in the wretched condition of the lower
classes, under those enlightened governments, the
full and satisfactory results of the practice, now so
earnestly pleaded far by our rulers ? There is not a
vestige of credit between these governments and their
vassals. Imposts and taxes jf the heaviest descrip
tion are wrung from the hands of the people, the
very instant they accrue, and that too in tb? precious
metals.
And are these countries republican 1 Is there a sin
gle sprig of democracy to be found in the soil over
which those tyrannies t-xercise sway 1 Aak the revo
lutionists of Naples, Piedmont, fcwi'zeriand, the Ger
man principalities, or of oppressed Poland. And yet
Martin Van Buren, in this enlightened day, proposes
the very system that now holds in bondage millions
of Human bejigs, panting for liberty, and groaning for
the free exercise of thought and action. Let the
American fat mors beware. Let the American labor
ers beware. If the sub-treasury scheme he once es
tablished with their consent ? if the credit, formerly
oubsi stent, between the government and the citizirs
be once cut of!', by demanding gold and silver exclu
Hively for the imposts on commerce, yeu will never re
cover your liberties without a resort to revolution.
The abuse of the hanking system does not argue
against its right use. A* well might we argue against
liberty, because it is liable to ahu#e. To enjoylibcr
ty, we must make large sacrifices. To enjoy the
blessings of the hanking svstem, we must yield
much to the institution. Nothing can be more forci
ble than Mr. Van Burcn's disclosure of the ilia of
hanking. But would he have u? destroy this great
institution, long since, truly called the offspring and i
lifter wards the foeterer of liberty ? to put ourselves
under the iron sway of the despots great lever, the !
gold and silver regime ?
Why did he not recommend a National Bank to '
be founded on our ovn vast resources, on our own j
credit, ? a National Bank that could efhctually pro- j
vide a currency uniform for the twenty-six states of ;
(he confederacy t Experience could have thrown j
round such an institution safeguards *ad restrictions j
that would have placed us management entirely be
yond the influence of politics. In whom should a '
free government repose trust, if not in ita citiwnsT?
The assertion that the public monies would be safer
in the hands of officers appointed by the Rieentive,
by and with the consent of the Senate, than they
would he in the hands of our fellow cttiaen* not de
pendant upon the perquisites of office, hot standing
At the head of a m^nied corporation, is an msuh to
freemen and th* plea of all tyrannies.
The necessities of the nation for the last 60 years,
with the exception of a few short intervals, called for
a uniform currency, based upon gold and silver. Onr
interests and happtoess demanded it. It is true, that
Congress by yielding to the demand, excrc.sed a ques
tionable rignt. Thinirs have now eome to such an is
sue, that it will require three or four years more of
suffering to induce the farmers to call out for such an
institution. Instead of waiting then, to go through
this probation, the better plan would he for the leg
islatures of threo- fourths of the States to apply to
Congress for the cidl of n Convention, wliose duty it
should he to amend the constitution on the subject of
the currency, either giving to Congress the express
right of chartering a National Bank, or of denying
the power to it forever.
Neither the present Congress, northenext, nor the
next after that, will do any thing to give the people a
sound and uniform currency. Why ? Because po
litical eonsiderations will be paramount in the estima
tion of the majority to the good of the country. The
people have not yet called for a National Bank. And
wo cannot expect the present party in power to pro
rids be* i re hand, that which, they t$ell Ww, will b?
demanded by the very farmer* who are ssmlodlby vii
l*i nous misrepresentations. u
This Congress wtfl, do soms gaod There are men ,
in tl who wXl etrythe<wnn?g*?lfco*U??
of Banking and the prevent system of drawing up
charters. The fruit9 of this contest will be the truth.
It will remain for some great statesman when it shnll
have been found, to erect upon it a sound system of
currency.
H i From onr occasional Correspondent. U
Washington, Sept. 9, 1837.
Both houses of Congress adjourned yesterday, to
Monday next; and smce then the cars hence nave
been crowded with passengers leaving this Golgotha I
of corruption and vulgarity. Never before did Wash
ington present such a brazen front of ignorance and
effrontery. The loeofocosare predominent ? it is the
reign of the Bowir Knife !
Since the promulgation of the Message a satyr- :
like leer sits upon the countenance of every blackguard i
and loafer you meet in the street. They lounge in I
the public offices, swagger in the hotels and block up
the avenues to the capitol. The scene is more revolt
ing than that presented in Paris during the worst
days of the French Revolution. It is not the refined
infidelities of the French court, but the reeking mor
alities of a brothel ! The downward tendency of mo
rals and refinement here will soon make Washington
a rival of the " Five Points."
I propose watching the progress of events in this
city and informing you from time to time of the cur
rents and undercurrents, of the plots and counter
plots of the parties here, and now and then to give
you a touch of individual character. At present 1
have only time to inform you of my whereabouts, and
to wish you every happiness. Yours,
A VOICE FROM THE CAPITOL.
Diaphanous wisdow blinds. ? tc
THE LADIES. ? Some new pattern* of these splendic
and fascin sting articles have been received ; they are such a
are so much used and admired by the fashionable* of London
and Paris, and so far surpass all others of their kind in ele
gance and beauty, that they merit the attention of all person
of taste, especially those who study to unite the ornamental
with the useful, us tlvy impart an agreeable and fashionable
finish to a drawing room, and are equally suitable for parlors,
silting rooms, and bed rooms.
Those unique articles are from the pencil of an eminent ar
tist, and wilrbe found very desirable, pleasing, and chew sub
stitutes for cosUy paintings. They are to be bad of the subscri
criber. at prices not greatly exceeding those ofordinaiy win
dow blinds. E. DOYLE, 8 Beekman St., Clinton flail.
These Blinds mre beautiful creations, and worth looking at. ?
The y are a species of illuminated picture*? pictures of birds,
of trees, and of paradise itself, illuminated by the light of day. ?
The rays of the morning sun coming through these tflindi become
mellow, soft, ruieet, and enchanting, resembling tie light that flung
its beauteous beams over the garden of Eden on the morning of
ereation. ? Xcw York naper. sMtOl
DllCTOK WILLIAMs.
TO THE AKCMCThD INDIAN SPECIFIC
8YHUP, all of herbs. It I* generally known in this coun
try that the herb medicines are tbebest. and safest to betaken.
This Indian Specific Syrup will cure Dyspepsy, Liver Com
plairts, Cholera, Cramp Cholies, Cholera Morbus, Shortness
of Breast, Straimessof the Breast, Oiddiues* of the Head, l.-jts
of Ap<-tite, Pain in the Breast, Mont, Coughs, and Colds.
WORM SYRUP, of herhs,for aged persons or children? Re
moving tape worms ?f a long length from aged person-, and
may be taken with safety. Families are invited to call at his
ertice, No. 1M Church st.
CNIVERSAk SALVE, for the cure of wounds and -ore*
of long standing, ami has oeverbeen known to fail.
CORN SALVE? Corns cured in three applications, by tins
salve.
EYE WATER, for weak eyes or dimness. This wash is
perfectly safe for weak eyes.
TOOTHACHE DROPS? Pains in the teeth cured in ten
minute's time. The tooth does not d?cay alter liming these
drops.
A wash prepared lor the cure of Tetter, Scurvy, King's Evil,
and Strains on the Body or Head. Two hundred persons, du
! ring the last year, have handed in tbeir names for publication,
I that have been cured of these disease-, by the above medicine-.
Persons, by leaving their name* arid numbers will be w aited
upon.
Cupping and Leeching also done. The proprietor has rmt-le
this his study lor three or tour years. Me will be found at No.
155 Church street, New York. sl2-3t'
C1GAHI.
JOHN ANDERSON, Kirn of the Indian Chief. S21
Broadway, and adjoining the City Hospital, respectfully in
forms the adnurors ofgood ClQAM.thatbe has succeeded in
making arrnnx?ne?w with thf calelt rated manufacturers, Don
Manuel Pulak Co., of Hr.vana, for a constant supply of choice
brand*, such as are rarely found in this market
The most tattidlous conaoiaenr* may rely an bavin* their
taste gratified, oy Cigars of every flavor, and on term* (whole
sale or retail), that shaH induce a continuance of their patron
a ge. A call wiU oblige.
N. B.? J. A. has no connexion with any other house in this
city. ijy!9-8m*
PA P ? KHAN O I N OS-DONCOU RT it ST AMM E RH
beg leace respectfully to call the attention of tseir frierxli
and the public generally , to ike new and elegant assortment <*l
good* .just received aad opening at their new store, No. 3^3
Pearl street, between Frankfort aud Hague street*. Consa
men and dealers will find, at their establishment, advantages no
where else la be act with. In addition to tbelr entire new Mock
of g'>ods.
Hummers, of (be above firm, more generally known Wv the
appellation of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger, and who, it
is needle** la say, to any bat Iran gets stands unrivalled in the
art of paper hanging, both for neatness and despatch, will at
tend in persona* far a* practicable to all the work which shall
be entrusted to hue are. mv31-6m*
C"*APM FOR SAXjB.? 100 tloten otter; 100 <Jo7 seal; l.V>
J do. muskrat; 200 <lo. hair seal; manufactured of the best
materials, ami most fashionable style. Country merchant*
would do well to call and examine for themselves before par
chasing elsewhere.
Also, a com pie e assortment of Hat* and Cloth Caps of every
variety#/ style, whole-tie and retail, at
liu* J. H. ARCHER'S 2M and 204 Greenwich <t.
DRTbR ANOKKTII'S ofkiccn and lTht
OF AUENTM in f.nd immediately around New York,
Aucusi 10, IK37.? Dr. BranUreth'* Office* for the sale of his Pill*
in New York are Principal, 187 Hudson st; Bowery, 27?J Bow- j
cry; Central, 1 Hpruce ?t., neit door to the Hun office; ami
(Jrand st. office, j,t Orand St., corner of Eldridge; and con
nected with Hie New York agency, who are appointed sub !
agents, are :?
D. I>. Wright, 91 Houston, cor. Lewis st
?N. C. Nafii, W Caihannest, near the market.
F. H. Tripp, 167 Division, near Pike st
B. S. T*>1< ?r, 2* Veney, tie twee a tireenwich and Washing
ton st
? Ne wnNa,9M Greenwich, cor. Warren *t
John Nove?, 172 Broome, near Ciiaton st
Thorna* K vie, car. fludaon and Hammond st
J. A Whitneld, 1 Courilamltst, mail stage office.
Mrs. Blarlord, RM Water st
J. k W. Blackett <>44 Broadway and 364 Bowery.
Thomas Hill, SO Frank fort st
Miches 1 O'Donogbue, 862 Fulum, opposite the market
Henry Pope, 209 Broome *t
Howe It Bates, 76 Chatham ?t, bookseller
A H. Nchuyter. 220 Broadway, cor. Ana *.
J. H. Kenyon, Harlem.
Win. Thw<n?<, North 2d st. Wtiiiamshurg , L. 1.
Mrs. Booth. 72 Fulton st, Brooklyn, L. L
Jamas Herriman, Jamaica, L I.
Stephen Burr, Oystei Bay, L. L
John C. H. Bailsman, Southampton L. I.
Alfred Fdwards ^?g Hartmr.L. L
Samuel Peat sail, Rockaway, L L
Walter Havens, Ureenport, L. L
KjT The above Ageau l ave each it vhem cerwfccnie* of
r, and no person las OENt?INK BRANDRETH
for sale who has not one. aalAdlmwdi*
fWPO RT AH if. ? Cfuppmg, Leerhiiir, and llnediflf , M
1 tented to at a minute's notise, for one half the n-.u?l price*,
by an old experienced and regularly educated phiebotomisf.
who can give Die most eminent medical gentlemen in the city
a* refer* nces. Large healthy Swedish leeehes finr sale at the
low price of f dollar* per dotea, aad pnt up caiefujly in clay,
m peculiarly shaped leech jars, a* that they can be sent to any
part of the country wtlk safety.
Charges ? Leeches appked in ibe office, or elsewhere for 2
dollars per dojen? Cupping, 40., do., 1 dollar, at No. *2 Li
berty street, corner of Broadway over W?nman li WycbofTs
hardware tin re. s||-lm"
READI BMEAlf I? The subscriber respe. tfullv re
Agency,
PiLLtf f
15 i . ? n? is and tHe
Ml. 'Mirwfement yivokilU sinat iMHHt? need est
Weekly Assite of hi* Bread. Owing to the -mall arrivals of
Plonr this week, holders have advanced thefr rite, and we*t
tii m hf Id at ten dollars per barrel. The weight of his bread
this week will he oi. for 1 shilliiif , and 24 Oi. lor sit pence.
It can lie had of the ?am? sire at Brady's, corner of ftrand nnd
Suffolk sts.; Dusen??srry. Bnlkley It <>>. 130 Cherry st.,aear th?
Catfteripe mar set; at H. William* k Co.'s Pearl sl, n?'ar
Frank >n square; at 2* Bflsncy st. near t'ie Bowery, and at
w* ' Bakery, *10, Cherry street. P. H. BRADY. ,
N. II ? It,, narr]>.| number and weight are staoi|>e-4 on each
sll 3ts
HI; ^ K(k RK IT l< v KT a VIIU K > iv>, near
| < amiine.-JOHN WYBLIF. !pegs leave to return hi* most
grateial thanks (or the very liberal patranage he hai received
since opening the alasve e*uol??kine?t, and has tlie pleasure to
announce to his fYien>|? and the public, that In ad?fition to his
former ptemiaes, he kas taken in more ground, j?gether with a
very namemm ?-oiiection of r* ? nd *eratlfur plant*, well
worth the noticenf botanist*. He has aim ?ngngerf a very *e
e w*"d IJ, ???h , to attend ?n To** lav and Tliomdny
evenings. His Confectionary and Ice Cream, are of tne first
v -S'1 SecwnMB u da)*
Mr* tore, " kas never fWost in rr ??..???.? * * ? . travel, and
SBgESaSSaafe^S
*?? "S"?.'
In tMt city, a* ?eQ
^vVienae, aad Ne* I
D18EAIES OF TBK EYE.
DR. ELLIOTT, OCULIST,
ATTENDS TO D1SLASES OT THE
H11N?N EVE,
AND IMPERFECTIONS OF THE VISION ONLr.
SPECTACLES.
The Eye examined, and Spectacles adapted to ?uit tbe par
ticnlar liefwt.
Hours of cousultalion from 11 to 4 o'clock, at the office, 303 ,
Bread way.
1 TIT Private entrance >a Duane street. ao38-tf
Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANUFACTURED BY
H. 6REUURY,
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECEIPT
131 W1LUAM PTREET, NRW Nil. jy4-tf
PH V l,OSi'S
NEW AND SPLENDID STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING,
No. 36 Bowkrv,
| aul9-3m' Neit door to the Zoological InfcL.tute.
LAND OFFICE,-J?HN L. BOGARDUS, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, Clinton Hal), No. 3 BtekRUiM it,
opposite the Brick Cfcnrrh door, city of New York, Illinois,
Mississippi, Arkansas, Military Bounty, Ueneral Land office U
Western Agency.
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers or their heirs
cither. 1st ? Revolutionary. 2d ? Late War. Ud ? Caaadiaa
Volunteers. 4th ? English refugees from the United States to
Canada and Nova Scotia. 6th ? Deserter* from the British ar
my, or the heirs in all the aWove case*, bib? Titles to lands
forfeited for non payment of tax, reclaimed. 7th? Heirs ander
a^e entitled to lamls sold for taxes. "th ? Those who parted
with their discharges, warrants, or titles, before the patents is
sued can reclaim the same. 9th ? Lands in the several states
and territories in the United Slates, Canada, Nova Scotia, and
Texas, bought <uid sold, or exchanged, taxes paid and titles in
vestigated, obtained, and perfected, on application to this of
fice.
Postmasters throughout the United Stmes, and other gentle
men forwai^ng any ofthe above claims, and acting as agents
In their several sections ?f country, will be entitled to 25 per ot
on all communions. Commur'cat.on* post paid.
O" Valuable farming land for sale in the state of Illinois ?
300 quarter sections of 160 acres each, in parcels from 30 to 820
?ere- situated near towns aad otherwise. Also, in Missouri k
Arkansas. d36-y
S3A5ID^ HEMBDV FOS, S.'LT HHEUM.
* NO CURE NO Kii.
Siaten Island, a or. 12, 1837.
To Messrs. A. B. t D. Sands? Th.s is to certify that my wife
was aifli'-ted a long time with the Salt Rheum very severely in
<1 ed, causing her so much pain and ?i: tress as to destroy her
rest at night, and by the recommendation of our physician, Or.
Harrison, I applied to you for * box of your "Remedy for Salt
Rheum," and a Iwrttle of your S> rup of" Sarsaparilla, whf:b I
am thankful to say has performed an entire and perfect cure in
about three weeks time. I would not myself hesitate one mo
ment to pay you $ 100 for your medicine if that was your price,
and she should be in the same situation again. I can therefore
confidently recommend your "Remedy" to all who are thus af
flicted, and believe all will obtain similar relief. Yours truly,
ENDS BUNNEL.
We have received numerous verbal testimonial* similar to
the above, and in every instance where the medicine has been
used, as far as we hnve been able to ascertain, the result has
been th? same; vii: a perfect cure.
At an evidence ofthe estimati >n in which it is held, we have
the satisfaction to state that ho less than SOU boxes have been
sold within the last three weeks. The price is but $1. Prepar
ed and s?ld by A. K. 4i 1). HANDS,
jy29-8tn* 100 Fulton, Corner of William St.
"Joseph Glllntt'M (Celebrated Patent Elen
J gated Metallic Pen.'*
OSEPH KILLOTT begs to iufonn 'lie pubiij. iLtthe
is constantly receiving from his manufactory, in Birming
ham, a regular supply ol his most approved Metallic Pens
The st<K-k on hand ofters the best assortment in the United
States, and of warranted good quality ? amongst wfck b may be
found his
" Patent Magncm Bnnum Commercial Per."
'? Original Patent Slip Pea,"
" Original Patent Ladies' Pen,"
'? Double Damascus Barrel," " Lonars," ?' Pert v. an," "New
York Fountain," and " Damascus P^ns," pat up in a variety o
styles ? vii.: on cards el" one doten each, with rtisewood and sd
bata holders ; in boxes ol one dozen each, with holders ; in mo
rocco cases, ?hell boxes and morocco cards.
'? Albata Everpoint, and Pen and Everpomt Pencita."
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From the well merited and universal celeUity of the above
Pens, as attested by the whole mercantile community in Europe
and the United States, several unprincipled makers have endea
vored to impose up-?n the public, by a spurious Imitation, pur
porting to >>e the original "Joseph OiUnu's Patent," bat which
arc utterly worthiest, and c uUrely drsUiut# df those qukliiies
requisite to fine writing, which have est a! dished such an nnpa
ralled demand for the original pen, in every country where it
W known ! !
The public are hereby ~autioned to t>c c tl * t .rowd
at.';un-t these counterfeit* ; they may be 1 1 nitty del 'Hed by
their unfinished appearance, and by the inferior style tn which
they are tent into the market, in their attempt to impose upon
the unwary.
Each gross of the genuine pen .s enveloped in a neatly print
ed wrapper, descriptive of t'-.e article it contains
Further to guard against the fraud, the public will please to
observe that the genuine pew* bear une afthe foUowsng naras,
always reading from the point of ihe pen i
Joseph Joseph Toseph
Hillou's <?iliotrs Oillott
Patent. Warranted. Maker.
The atove may be had at hts Warehouse, No. 109 Be<-smac
a-ret.oae door beiow Pearl, New York. Jyll-Sm*
Da, JACKSON'S PATENT VKO' TABhE
MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS, 209 Bowery.
Tliese Baths are an Improvement en those of Mr. Wlutlaw,
whose wonderful cure* have established the character of the
V apor Badi as the rno-t pow erful auxiliary in medical practice
?and Dr. .'acksoo's own practice in almost every variety of
dl* a?e has been equally succ??-fi?L A few of the specific ef- j
feet* of the medicate*! vapor baths? tn remove the etfpcts of
mercury from the system n.ay relieve difficulty of breathing,
and hence cure asthma and other di-eases ofthe ch*< t and lungs
?to give strength to the stomach, to the digestive organ*, and
cure dyspepsia and it* coMrqutm disorders ; to care acute and
chrc nic tnrtammatvin ; W prrmot- the peeling of scrofulous and
chronic ulcers, and remove rheumatic pain* and feetmgs from
the joint* ; to nrooiete the (itxmrption of ilroj sieul kuminrtt: tn
cure gout in all Its fi rms In less t!me than ony other agent hith
erto used.
AJ*), ?U kinds of eruptive diseases ,Eryi1j*i?V ur St Antlio
oy's Fire, Malt Rheum, Scrofulous Errpttons. Iff. It bestdea
relives etnanstion an<l *tigue, raises tLe ?ptrlu, traaquWizes
n* r\tms irritation, and increases ihe appetite.
For the troth of these assertions, Dr. J. appeals with confi
dence hi si e hundreds who have tetted ti e. r curative power.
These baths are beMeved to be the oaiy ones in operation i?i
Ik. t country ui.der the Kirestion of a regniar physician, ft ms
P' oper to mention that they hear no ??? rrJdance whatever to
U>nse employe*: in the Th. mpsooian practice.
V iu,rs can I eve a tsath at five min ale's o*?t '~e, from eight
O clock. A. M..IO >1 P. M.
A feauale su* ays l attandance to wait ipun Ladtes at Ibe
Bewetp. ii r t ty
|k?t. h VANS' OLD b \ LRM UISPKNNA
? ' RY, No. 1 \nn st. , un?;er the Amencan Museum, and No.
12 Peck Slio. ? DR. EVANS contiaues to be consulted as asaal
?ouCdentially at tUr alwrre offices. Has nocnnaection with any
<>ther offiee ia this city or out of it. The success attending
his jwcnliar treatment tn all <i4*ea?eso(a 'tehcate nature, and
particularly those covipllcated cases 'YSyphihie and Mer<-nri
ki *Jt? ttu>Hs, which hnve baffled the ineyprrieneed medical
men an>i quacks, enables him to offer a guarantee inall cases.
Dr. Evans has rooffned hitnaelf to this part of hi* profession
(er upwards of forty yearv Hen e the .raaienee a<|vantage to
be derived ia '?(insulting at his officea. aivVAm
B%L.W. <?K JELLY OK- ICKLANDlilb^S.
This arucle, so celebratesi tn caaghs and diseases ot the
chest, prepared from the be*t Most aad containing oo talari
oos or foreign admiitare, constantly on hand and kW sale hy
j r? i/AMOUREAL'X k CO., No. J77 l?r<?dway.
VHB ITUDT Or ROOKKIIPIIItt.
NO. 14 GBDAR nT.nomr -3. C. *tar,h re.
?pectfully inform* the puhltc that Ma mon ?a are ft ipwrt
? pectfully inform* the pahltc that hi* r<*?m?i
for the wtnon. He invites alt who w?h to aoqoire a to a Ml
practical knowledge of Bookkeeping to engage n the ?tady
under kill direction ; hi* tM' attention baa for a k?iwr tlae
been ?^voted to thi* on* branch of education, and he promiae*
to thuM- w ho pom i hrough the course of instruction marked oat
for b* pupila a proftcieocy in the science of account* which
will he truly ?ati*lactnry and ancunmon.
ProapoctMo* with torm* and particular* furm*hed at the
room*.
In?trn?tii? riven both day and * Ten inf.
C. C. Mar*b* work* for wke at the muiir- and booiuMore*.
ag ai-im* ___ ? ___
A (AUII. I)K. JACEJMH* haa ari-'M to hi* P.. t ? 0
x* get able Medicated Vapor Bath B?taM <hmer ;? jaa Bow
fry, tfealoeiiy lumiAhed aparunenta and hoard, wtth the w4
af mirw, provided for invalid* who may wdab i? pat them
?elee* onder hi* medi al treauoent and hHMedteat??t v apoor
piit^ , ? .v- JoB?^
DK. VAN IIAMBKHT'S VKHALK MIBMO.
VATINU FILLS, TKOM GKRMANT~-An H?fcctn?l re
nedy f?>r ?t?p?>re**';<>B, irregularity, and al cane* where ;atore
io< ?* not hnv? tjcr proper and regular course.
N, B. They nm-t not be taken during pregnancy, a* they
?i0 prod nee abortion.
*4?tlri by J. H. Hart, ooroor of flrowlway ami Chamber* *ti
K. M. vaion. rorner of Bowery <i*d flr*nd *k; MB hj P.
Barnort, Mdth avenna H?el"*
dKUAK, 1 7 CEIMK tfTRKKT, ha w1*o4 br the
O |.?t writ?d? ?o?ne of Ihe beat no^ar* thai navo been In the
market fbryeart j he haa mart. ,?r?nr?nvnti withtfw hnoieof
Oou H1m d? Canta It (Jo ?of th<- Island of Cuha, to *?nd biro
the b??t that can be procured in the Havana. Tboaewbnar*
in want ?< good ?epr.rt weilrf do well b f eaJHng oll?Ai??
IMAM Norrago, So, 000 La No, ma, V>,*06 Principe, tfl^H Ba.
mHa, and 14000 very napeytar Sogar*, Ml ?P * lWie* of IN
ei^b- ?? prewly for ganUeinea'* one, ?*ll for ??e whoU**le and
retail
N il ? MHXAB oBbr* H> oiaeaie any o?d?ri in hie hne wua
M^tne*a and doepatcb, at the nbor ieM nowce, to *nit the widkea
of Hb r -mmmrm. ?
U ROOM TO LET. A !arni*bed Mnne mom to
SjW lei, wiUj breaklaet, if reqaiied. Apply at 19? Siuhgm ?C
J? sl-tf
^noTEL "to LK>' Oil LKASIt.-Thi new
iJgJW four suwy Brick Building at Souih Ferry, Brooklyn.
TUe Long okuid Hail Road ('bis arrive and depart
from lb** <!*or three times every day, which make* lliia a great
ihojcouRlilare. For particular* enquire of
A. CAM PBKLL, So. 88 Broad st. N. Y.
The first story of thi? lxiu.*e would make two handsome
?tore*? the remainder would make a good boarding Iwiwe.
Also to let cheap, several work shops. auiJ Jni"
MTO LKT-50 WATER ST.? a ooob
CHANCE. ? The Bur, Coffee Room and Refectory, No.
3ti Witter street, connected witli iLe Pearl Street House.
The Furniture, Fixtures and Stores in complete order Apply
at the Saloon of Pearl Street House. at. 22- In)''
MTO upper pan ol a -mall two story
house, N?. 4 Peck Slip, -unable for an office, for an ar
tist, land aeent, or any light bosilietf, or for a man and
his wife. No finally with cLil<tr?=i? ne???l apply. Rent f 150.?
Possession immediately,
O* There wilt He no other family inthehause, the lower part
beinc a medical office. aa2-y
AT MORAHdUf 8', 234 BOW**T, "is oSSeS
for sale as handsome Hat- :<t *3, as any ever offered to
the public ? light aud durablt? warraated oufur bodies
? and water proof. ?fl-3?n"
TUEVAbl., SfeOOAftT <tb CO., No. 14
Coortlandt street, i>eg to inform the trade that they have
removed from No. 6 Courtlaiidt street to the above large
and elegant new store, where tbey have en Land, and are con
stantly receiving, fresh supplies ol" Hatters' Plush and Trim
mings.
Also, fancy colored Plushes, for ladies' bonnets, which they
wi>l sell on accommodating terra*.
Hats, Cap?, Stocks, and Stock Framet, at wh*lesaie. slS-y
M BKOWN A CH.'S ONK PRICE HAT
STWRE. ? Tbe subscribers, since the year 1824, have
^Mfeaimed at furnishing the public wub Rn elegant and sub
stantial MAT of the most graceful form, at the accommodating
pnce of $3. They can w>w say that their effort* have been
crowned with triumphant success. The Hats manufactured
by them during the Inst three mouths, surpass in beauty and
finish any heretofore offered, and stand pre-eminent among
those of higher prices, worn by the fashionable world. To their
patrons they would say? tbe quality, as far as may be, is uni
form ? the price moderate and fixed ? the profit small , and ail
the sales for caah. 178 Chatham Square, c?>r. Malt St.
myl9-y BROWN k CO.
^ NEW HAT ENrABUNHUlBNT.
Short napped and plain Beavers, po-.sessirig all the re
quinites of the most ousily, at the reduced price of $4.25.
? The subscriber, after nine years practical experience
in all the branches of hw liusineM, having established himself
in trade, now offer* to his friends and the fashionable commu
nity, at bin Sale* Room, No. 3 Hanover street, oppo?ite the Ex
change, a superior assortment of Hats of every variety of nap
from the medium to tliw plain, which, in point ot" economy,
style of finish, and fashionable appearance, stand unrivalled.?
He intends vending hi* hats at llie fixed and unalterable price
?l $4.& cents, and as the price if so greatly reduced, it pre
clades the possibility of selling unless lor < ash on delivery ; as
they are equal in every respect to any sold in the city at $6. ?
As the sub*, riber hhs made some new and useful uaprove
menu in the manufacture of Uis hat Iwd'ies, which cause them
to retain their original shape anil color, and their being ex
tremely light and durable, weighing from 5 to 6 ou., and a*
he fears no rivml in thedepartmt-nt of taste, lie hopes h* efforts
will meet with that success they so .justly merit ; and as be will
direct his attention t? this style of hats only, he feels confident
in producing the roost economical, fashionable, and durable
hat that is now offered for the examination ol'a discerning com
munity.
Arrangements have l>een mad* for the reception of the Len
don and Paris fashions, immediately on their introduction
among the fashionable* of those cities.
ROWS 4 v CO.. No- *> Hanover st,
between Wall and Beaver su, directly opposite tbe Exchange,
ti-lnu"
"ST" SEW ASD IRIPKOVED STYliW QV
MEDIUM NAP BEAVER HATS? TOD?k FLEU
KY, late of the well known ??stablisljrnent of Leary k
~ Co., and C. Ml John, would respectfully inform our
friends and the public that we have opened a Hat establish
uient 194 Bruadway, and we flatter ourselves that after many
year;, eiperient e in the business, we have arrived at perfection
in the art of manuf acturing Hats. We feel perfectly confident
that the new style of Medium Nap Benxer Hats, with impro
ved coloring, which we now offer tor sale, wili render our es
tablishment unrivalled, and enrol it first on the list of taste and
fnshiwn. We tear no rival in the department of taste, as these
Hats have lieen inserted by some of the first judges in this
city, who pronounce (hem to b< superior to any ever offered
for sale in this country, at the reduced price of hve dollar*. Il
is a style of Hat that has long been wanting in the department
of Mi'te, an<I which for many year* ha-, employed the minds and
tau'd the ingenuity of many of our f ,r?t Manufacturers, but in
vain.
The suhscruters have made arranirein? tits with some of the
hr*t manufacturer' in London and Paris to receive tbe latest
fashions without delay. We also offer for sale at oar emporium
of lan iard fashion for the season, a -.plendid Short Nap Silk
Hat, ol the latest Pai wian style and fashion, aiade in imitation
of Benver Nap.
N B? Having had experience for many years in the celebra- I
ted house of C. Hl John, we feel ourselve* perfectly compe
tent to produce the most splendid Choppenu and Military rap
on the moat reasonable tei rn ? ?nd at the shortest notice, with
all the necessary alterations that taste may require.
r?I>D U KLKUHY, 1*1 Broadway,
stt-lm* opposite Franklin House.
BlKD'N
FASHIONABLE HAT EMTABLISHMENT.
Bl KB late foreman to, and for many years connected with
Messrs. LEARY k CO.. afler the most successful expe
rience in all the branches or his business, having established
himself in trade, now offer* to his mends, at bis salesroom, No.
13 Nasaau street, corner ot Pine, a superior asvirtinent of Hau
of every variety nf nap. from t!?e medium to the plain, which,
In style of model, material and finish, sliallbe (bund unrivalled.
He intends to seUatfS only, au<l, hy directing his whole care
and attention to that single style, is confident of producing an
article without any saperior, ami fashion ami utility having e*.
tab! Is bed this quality as well for economy and rlegaoee as du
rability, be i lee ma it an obvious ndvantag* to ihe pnblic to con
fine and elegance as durability. he derins il an obvious advan
tage to the public to confine his efforts to one purpose instead
ol mahing e xperitiwni* in variety, fearing no rival in the de
partment of taste, he ta witling to entrust himself in competition
with any establishment la producing this article.
He has made arrangements tor the London and Paris fash
ions with vimeof thetiesi hows.-, in those cities, trnd will always
be first i n the market with the ik w stands;,! established by
foreign tasle, BIRD, 1.1 Naesau, coiner of Pine street.
aol7-l?s*
A^m CAHD - TO LADIES AND UKNTLEMKN -
LADY MONTAOUE'fl COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAi' is prepared from beautiful exotics, and warranted per
fectly innocent. It completely eradicates tan, ireckles, pimples,
spot*; rednev, and all caiaiicms er.iptions; gradually realis? -
a vicar sofl skin; transforms even tin- most sallow complex
ions into radinnt whiteness, imparting to it a beauttfal Juve
i.ile bloom.
Gentlemen, alter slaving, will find it allsy the irritability
and smarting pain, and render the skin smooth an<1 pleasant
Enr sale whoiesnte and retail by A. I'mWtHl, M Beekmaa
St., corner of William; Dr. Hart, comer "I Broadw ay and t'hsn
h? ra st. Dr. Myn>#, Bowery, renter Walker sf, D. Scbeifielin,
1 14 Canal sl. corner Lawrence su suvH-Irn
PM1C K H L\ Y 'H l.mnn COMfMUlTltm, for
removing th* blue froin stove bars without ii\jury tn tl.epo
lath, and for ' Ironing brass, copper, pewter, tin, kc. with ItaK
the usual labor.
The aUov? 1,4,0 d not only restore, the t*r>l 1 - ti u> steel Uiat ha*
been ex pose, I 10 the action of fire, hut speedily remove* all
stains or rust from dead ground stoves and fenders, brass, cop
per, Britannia metal and pewter, are c.Wwnaed hy rt with lite
ereaie?t expedition. To block tin dish covers that have been
m use for years it fives the polish of new one*. It reaaovee
grease, Ink spots, or aay stains frosn paint with Ike greatest fa
cility and witkoot injury to the color.
Bras* lacquered raroMnre will retain its original brilliancy if
OccaiOnnaBy 'l?*an?ed by M. For sale hy
NATHAN B. ORAHAM. Nassao-sfor. Ealton.*
with Ulid Company M their own er tfte Itrea of ?U>rr?. I
and either for the whole 1111011100 ?>/ w, or for ? rimlied pert
prewifttna mny cltW OMd? UNtllf,
w to VCnSiRMM Om ?*<red Bullan for Am T mr,
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Money will be rrrrir+4 in depoak hy the Company, nnd hefcl
tn trail, ip?>n which ii?t."re<t wHI be allowed a? followi 1
Upon *ny mini or+r Mm, tre deems >4? (or 1 year,
44 per
H " " )M " for 9 m**, 4 per rnn.
? w - t?w "Mr a ????, 9 per e?m.
TRUSTEES.
Wm. Bard,
TNk W. 1i?Aow,
Wm. S. Lawrence,
facott Lorillar4,
John Over,
Peter Marwwwy,
H. Van RrmmelU^r
John <*. C?wt*r,
TM. Hoffrm,
H. C. Or Rham,
llBWI Madrlile,
f. 0. ItoyenuMt,
BU-pftM WlUft^y
W
tviMMaa!
?4?rt ml TKompunn,
Immc Sron*>*,
Peter Renneti,
Mtapften Wiffifi,
JlMH Ken*.
Naih'l Prime,
N. U?Tere?u*,
PmJ.
C. W. LavrreiK*,
Jnmthaa 0?nmRio?,
John HathhoM, Jr.
Ttwia. J. #aliW?j,
f?hn J \?tnr,
Onliaa C, VerpUar.h
leiy. L. flwu
W*. BARB, rnftdm
Ml <he IVapwy.
*4f
? ft "''tlj
.RKTHRSIED PARAGE KKOn LI
wPft \ ERPOOC-Tlic new packet >hip WfSTCHB!^.
TKH, tlapL Ferris, will be leaving Liver]>oot 1st ?>cw>
u desirous of ?'?inline lor their friends, can now ?h>
?P ?y il?? well chosen conveyance. Cabin paseege, $100 or
?<V( Mcoo4 cabin, $Ai or ?i ?, steerage, |15 or Thta
packet mi) j> i? wi ll known in ihit port tt? be one of the ha?d
??iiieit ships, built for the Liver (tool trade, betnj; constructed
on u new plan, lur ih? comfortable convenience of paMtengem
Apply to 106 South ?trt*L
_jW L ROCHE, BROTHERS k CO.
ArT*. V1 \ * KHOOL.- The very 95 new
Ijffb packet ship SARAH V. AUSALIA, Capt. L. Gardner
Je** burthen 800 ton*, capper ed and copper fastened, faal
nailer, and is in all reapects a first rate conveyance for freight
and pa^en^era. Thw ?hip Will l>e titled up in a superior ?tyW,
first i-ubin excellent furnished accowimodations ; second cnbta
will be constructed en a new plan for comfort and eaae jor
respectable passengers. Steerage accommodation superior to
any packet ship in port , only require* inspection to he con
vinced? lays at pier 13 Ea?t River. Drafts a^ usual cn the Roy
al Bank ef Ireland or sovereigns. Alio p<?i n?tes payable at
sight in any part of Ireland. Apply to 10ft Mouth street
s< dtOl ROCHE, HKOTHKhM k Ctu
j-+jt Kult N t>i W ORLKAKS. ? To sa l with dev
i ?H? patch.? The very fine coppered and copp?-r fastened
J""?><liip MATAKKS8ETT, Joshua Drew, master, register
*81 t*m, Uglit draft of water, and will be towed up the mWsi* -
>ippi by steambont, will be punctually despatched as above ; is
in all respects a first rate conveyance lor freight. For which or
pitssage, having excellent furnished accommodations in cabin
and stei-rate, apply to 106 South st.
ROCHE, BROTHERS k CO.
N. B. Oomls forwarded from iheconntry to the subscriber*
will be punctually attended to and shipped free of commiidwu
sj 1m ___________
ITc"* * KA]LROADLINEFORBO?
r K VIA NEWPORT AND FROVf.
-lEmSBSaBL. DEN CE.? The steaml>oat LEXINGTON,
Captain Var.derl>i1t, will leave from pi?r No. 3 N. R foot ?#
Morns street, on Friday afternoon, Sent. IS, at 5 ?Vlock.
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded in the rail read can
imaoediatelv on tire arrival of the LEXINGTON.
Fn ight for Boston forwarded wklreut delay.
Forfurtner information inquire on board, or o (
D. 8. ALLEN, 169 Senthtt.
N. B. All person* are forbid trusting; any one on account at
the above boat or owner. s!2-4t
w f* FOR ALBANY.
t- ? ?*? Prom die loot nf Barclay Street? Tie
JBHBBHBBLi CHAMPLA1N, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday morning, at 7 o'clock.
From the foot ol Cortlandt street.
The SWALLOW thlx afternoon, atSo'cfoek.
The DE WITT CLINTON tomorrow afteroen, at 5 o'clock.
NOTICE.? All good?, freight, baggage, bank btUs, aaeet*,
or any other kind of property, ia*en, shipped, or put on m?i<1
the boat* of this line, mnstbe attberisk of the owner* of nek
goods, freight, baggage, fcc. _*13
KAIL. ROAD LINB FOR BOSTO*.
K * VIA NEWPORT AND PROVIMIIO
V ri ? From the foot of MarketfieUi street, Batta
rv Place. North River, at 5 o'clock.
T!*e NARRAGANSETT will leave this afternoon at 5 o'
clock.
T ie MASSACHUSETTS will leave tomorrow afternoon, at
5 o'clock.
# reigbt not received on board after 4 1 'clock. P. M.
Passengers for Boston will take the Rail Koa<l Can at Pro*).
dtCf immediately on their arrival. See " Monthly Arraago
nienw ' ?13
K rj" ? ft FOR HARTFORD -The atcam
~ B&w ? ? . i. t><,at CLEOPATRA, Cam. Reynolds, will
JmBMSmmKLm leave from Peck Slip, E.R every Tneaday,
Thu>*day and Saturday afternoon, at 5 o clock.
FOR SAO H A tt B OR. ? The steamboat CLIFTON will be
in readine-4 on arrival of the Cleopatra at Lyme, to convey
passenger* to Sa^harbor without delay. Fare throat $S.
Fare to New LonUon, |2. Stage* will leave Lyme (Sacoo't
Landing,) immediately on the arrival of the Cleopatra.
For farther information, inquire on hoard, or of
D. B. ALLJ,"^ IAsmMi.'
Mi B.? All pertoul wi tvr^id Aby one on account Oi
the above boat or owner*.
N. B Tti? Sag- Harbour trip on Thursday, September 14th,
will be omitted m consequence ot" diferent arrangement* on
that day. It will lie resumed on Saturday, the l?kh, n* usual
all
. FROM PEBKMKILL TO NK^
YORK.? '1 br ^irinibnxt ORANGE, CipUui
Frost, will continue Iter regular tnpa frmn
Pe?-k*killto New York on Mondays, Wednesday* and Fnday?
at 10o'.-kx-k, A. M.; CroMo at II o'clock; Sinf Sing at lit of'
clock, and Tarry town at U o'clock, (uoon,) landing at the ??
temifdiaie place*.
Returning, leave N?>w York Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sitor
at I o'clock, P. M . landtag at tli** old ."Hate Pruon wharf.
For Ircijjta or pas^agr, ? pplv to tlx- captain oa board, or u>
K. W. Liu; II' '> . - .iriM*r nt t liamhevi and \V,->t y*., and to
_ CROOK k KOWKS, cor. W?-*i and Liberty ?U.
Peekakill, AO|f. 21, 1W>. aaMlan
pv FOR CAMP MBETIXO AT
SINO !*INO.? The xf-aroboat ORANUK,
??Capt. Frost, will leave New York, loot ?
Chamber* ? treet at 1 P. M.? retununjf leave Siog Hing at If A .
M ftrPtTir Ytrrk^
equipmenu, Itc.
?9 ! w*
BOSTON
t4
WAMED lO PrKCHASR
A rood Hiram Engine, suitable for a *?mt
from 400 to "j#0 ton?, or a boat with etifmi
Apply to H. CARD,
133 Broad m.
AsaD?r iffis***
i Via Newport and Providence.)
HAUL*
^j3 gjjjB
SEPTEMBER ARRANGEMENT.
Frtm firm Far*. From Pram draw.
_* * Friday, l?t, Narra*aaaeH,
Rhode Ida&d, Saturday. 2d,
N?Lrrar*r?ett,
Maaaackaseu*,
? t
Rhode Island,
Narraranaett,
Massachusetts,
Rhode bland,
Narrafanaett,
Massachusetts
4 #
Rhode klaid,
Narra|TMiMMWt,
M?*sacha*eti>,
? ?
Rhode Island,
Narrauawtl.
MaMachoeetti,
Monday, ?iUi,
Tuesday, 5th,
W^di>? *day, -.'th,
Thursday. 7th,
Friday, int..
Saturday, tali,
Monday, llth,
Tuesday, iVth,
Wednesday, 1.1th.
Thursday, 14th,
Friday, l'4h,
S?uur4?y, lf4li,
Mon<lay, Uth,
Tuesday, 19tli,
Wudrvsday, *ih,
Thursday, 24 ?t,
Friday, id,
Saturday, Ziti,
Monday, 2Mh,
Tuesday,
Wediw?day, 21th,
TVo rsday, J*ih
Friday, .?Hh.
Satarday, Mtl>,
Passengers for Boston wtU take the Rail Road Car* at Nd
dence mined lately n tkelr arrival
. K7 All Me.rahaadiae, Specie, and Ba*ric?*e, at the nak ?f the
owwers there* f. w4
' I.O.N t. ISLANB HAIL ROAD.
Rhode lalaad,
Narrafausett,
MaaaachosettJi,
Rho^e I .land,
NuiacbiMtti.
Rhode lalaad.
NarraraaaetL
Maasacaaarcu.
IT *
Rhode Maad.
Narraranaeu.
NaiMditMia.
i ? ?
Rhode bland.
Narraranaeu.
Massachusetts
Rhode lalaad.
Narraraaaift.
Mi arh? iW.
? ?
Rhadr Idaod.
Narraransrtt .
MaataaniiBi
# ?
Rhode lataad.
NarracaaaelL
Mawai kaMtia.
On and after tht M +( Vpl'mk'r, Ifce Can will h? itwpaltbf*
a ? follow*, rix i
L?ny Hickarllle. I L??? Jamaica, I l/iw Braaklfo,
74 o'clock, M. I) ?'clacl, A. M. M o'rfork. A. M.
4 " P. * ( %i " r. M. I 4 - P. M.
rtmrnmrr* will fc* r*crtT*4 ?4 Irft a? U* toUowUg plana,
fit i <ai-f?? Place, Clownnlk', D? Lancy Amw, Goonecttemt
A "?nn ??. r? uo*y!rania Avenue, and B^dferd.
TtrkeU nan be had al the r%nom? offlrea. taMfHI wW
Mil* wttt wlifconl litem, will be<*.arf*d oar IkM Mr*.
B^ormo1 LADIM^AT
NIWTUN l?Tt removl their ??ho*t from the city to ifce
pN?ut and iourhthiuR village at W?at ftmi, W*auJM*ter
fly.
They Mr* ??< le< :ed thu kvalMM, not onhr in pomwjn-n tt ?
iu? pro*' rbial h'-alth, bui of iu pr.mmiljr ta the city. the ?**??
Uix-r aol ?*' -m* eleven mile*. Th?- I, w j. lar*e. "T ?
and well wUpted for wh an Ui.thauon
They are now prepared to receive yor. nj; La<fir* a# boa/iter*
or day ?cholar?, *nd they aware their f rvr?u .iml the i?oMk ,
that nothing ?hs\ll be wanting on thHrpart i" *ff?H every fl?
<-Hitv?i inetruction and improve m?nt in their pupil*, and to
qualify Ihetri, l?y a liberal and >?iiaipl(*^*L^ edaeauoo. for the
r?-?pe?-tai>le wnk? of IHe.
1 union con.priv ? a complete K'?l *h ' ?"??, ?nyeradde<l t?
whtrh are tautrbt the Fren-h, loili*". *m' Mi>ar.??b laufWfve,
Mti?h>. Drawmif, and Dancinfr. H repaired.
Highly respectable rafer?-i?c<~ *?l "f ??ur?e lie r>v-a to pa.
rent* or gtMftlia??, if applet <m? LTT*w.?*'r M
the village, or by letter <Hrrcf?l tf> > A?? poatoflce, We* Faraa.
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m(| 0or THICK 1* CA PITA LINTS A. bi ild
I KHf - The New Vorh OfMlItt < ooipaay rr.^tfully to.
*tl* yMi aHe.:"..?.**mplei.of Uranite (rum their QnarrV*,
wli-ch may he ?e?-n ?? 'hefr office, No, ft iw< kaaan *L
This Oraaiic h of very ?operior qaaiity. I>eia* pnra. aa4
free frtnn ior< rn ?uMtan-e* Ita e**Dp?went part* ire Menrf>
|n mch p-rirf t pnpWIhM a* to reader it Um deatrocHMe
| ?*? l.aolr to Hecay or Intary from ctpoaure, while aa?Bp*
mtl?ee*perimenH ha?e proved that It tplitt and drraeo*
?tore ea?e and le<o w??te, than aay other now i* the awrfcet.
It * of a h. aoiitnl rotor, being barker than the Hailo<r?ll aad
fighter than Ihe Qnmry ; aiwt, taktnr Hi to cooaectfcm ?* ?aftMh
ty, daratnlfey. and eomporah** chevpaew. It will ba fcwMt
wall worthy ilw attenoon af aapliaHau and hoildefa
Harinf wyeral tbooMia'i tana m* fuarrie4, ihe t- a mpmmy
Me prepared to netai* ardara ta aay eitn* at the *fdM
notlae, and w?| 'ootnk t fhr ita delivery at hrwee arlew thM
ather ?tdh?, <#a*wi h*wh>i f aly.aaafc* ^
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