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PECKHAM & Co.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
'NiIE annual course of lectures in the
4 Med.cai Department Of the Univer
sity Of Maryland, will commence ON The
last Monday in October next. and be
continued till the first day of March fol.
loving.
The course OF instruction v III consist.
as usual, o. lectures on the Theory and
Practice of Medicine. on Obstetrics and
Medical Jurisprudence, on Chemistry
and Pharmacy, on Surgery, on Materio
MedIca and Therapeutics, and on Specia,
and General Anatomy.
The ~ell-known advantages of the
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halls, lis unrivalled apparatus. the abun-
dant and cheap materials for the pursui,
OF practical Anatomy afforded bv the
cIiy oil baltimore, and the ample re
sources OF the valuable Museum belong
ing 10 the College, leave nothing 80 be
desired by those who attach themselves
10 it as students Of the various depart
menis of medical science.
The lessons of the Professors of Sur.
gerry. OF the Practice Of Phvsic. and NJ
Therapeutics will tie illustrated bv dn;lv
clinical instruction in The wards or Tho
Baltimore lnfirmary. This ins,i,ut,on.
which is connected with the College and
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, times a number aud variety Of cases
amply sufficient 10 afford 10 students an
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ton OF the principles of Medicine and
Surgery. Constant opportunities occur
during The session OF witnessing in !,
important surgical operations.
The Professors of the several bran.
ches, thus provided with all The neces.
sary and desirable means OF aiding stu.
dents OF medicine in the acquisition OF
a thorough professional educa,ioo. will
make every eSertion to promote the in.
terest oil their pupils, and 10 prenara
them properly for the arduous and mo.
mentous duties of the medical profession
SAMUEL CHEW Dem
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Ranger's N0fice.

Was posted bv l'.leazar Bo, les. liv
ing 10 miles sou h west of The town of
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law NOTICE.

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sent.
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oent counties
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ADEIINIST RATOR'S. no TTCE.
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ia The Probate Court OF Pamela County
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Ar CLINTON Miss.

AT CLINTON MISS.
~,IT commence the Fall an1 Winter ses
Nv s;on of Eve months Oh $, o October next
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ms - lev. Robert Milan, Professor OF Ma
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VIZ 49,, Washing can be had IN town at from
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Tuition payable in advance al, no
Per session, in primary diVlslo"' @i5 10
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- in high ~ 0o
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w with experiments, for the beneht OF both
schools. MI. COUIFS MEAD
~ President Board of Trustees, Nj. {.
Clinton, Sept. II, 1872. 59-lo"
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Liberal Cash advances made by AW
Armstrong and VIM. p. Brooks on chi.
ments OF cotton, shipped to our friend
Maunsell White g. Co. 'S
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LITERARY, DU hESIiI, q FA>E1IONA
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EDITORS

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H.DNNA, WM. CULLEN BRYANT,
II. W. LONGFELLDW, CHARLES
+. HOFFMAN, H. G.. GRATTAN.
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Job work of all kinds
dONe a { this Office.
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WI a Un ell White & Go
Cotton vi erchants.

Refer to w. P. Brooks,
=. @; Vance, Pamela. Nj.
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1 30

1E0 t.RS white aud cofd Boss.
Ga lba Patent Thread
9nn doy spool cotton.
10 lbs blue and ASSORTED sewing silks.
fEa Anl hose and half hsse
lo5 daz eloves md mt'4.
100 d7z ipck and visit combs.
100 do side and RIDING combs.
ia packs pms.
100 VI Ter Gaps.
SO aoz gum and cotton susneuief'-
100 feftan and bingham hdkis.
Prushc-. all kinds.
n do night caps. ant lots Of other noapns
For s,lr II -
mar II JOHNSTON. BERRYHlLL& cos.
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Buildings ofaIl kin1s. st. ne. bret c,p. OGDEN
MI Their contents.
Furniture:
And merchandise ofall kinds
And again-taIi dansers attending the trans
naftatlon OF Roadsoanfcrs l4kea. suns canals
put rallroads
For the chafnelrt Of the eompun4 ~ nromp=
uiude and Ibernh'y IN the adjustment and pa
ment Of asses ~ heg loave To- refer TO the mcr-
chants oi this pine ard elsewhere Who have had
ne adjustment oi claln, Upon u auei
ONO IN Ma q 81 X W II tBD1NG Sec'v
LlRG < MAXINE -TTsrRANcE-Thore are
t"estuaions only n winch individuals Gun
be placed. where thoy can ado4unieR appreciate
the value ofinsufance. These ate WiHs .iaut
lng npoa Tho runs Of their OWL property ether
receiving from nm insurance Office the tull n
mount winch they have lost, OF 5t0Bdlng on the
'ame spot surrounded psrhaps by n I sol att tau.
lily; IamentnE that stupidity and folly winch had
IA led 10 rrAvide for such a contingency.
= ATKINSON, Agent of the PRO Tee ZION
NJ RANCE co or HARTFORD, CONN
VIII take t,.ks On dwelling houses ware houses,
Hleres, rlills, laci"ries DC, together with theh
contents, such "a furniture merchandise, ma
ehln'tY and eyeryOthet DESCRIPTION OF lusntahIe'
prnp"rty' AIss, GU steam, keel and Hat boats
ana thar cargoes to aud from any port on Vh'
Western Waters
Hotel Ia /. Is42.
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HEALTH sECuRFDj

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49,, ~ IL n ~ ,l,,..,i,,, 4.sy,.,r4 =,
Tisep.ar,h.r a.,IfsfIts vicious. arr.H bHmats
@'.h s0,. - .'t .e.one oo,lnp., we'd l1r.a-,
me neg. e.af' 81 }3r'Hlt' me -oaI lh'e -
sormsaa,s',, rr,ass-.t.e, arl4.sIf.
Tn ,,Ip,bIe mr.Ii..a-. heinz mna.ed ONLY
e. r vegetable nafffr or rncdIrfual hribs. 8nd
esaraai,t ON oath az nor containing one parn.
rIo. n5a.reI. or rh.mlfaI Substances laH of
qyl.eH are Baronssnfel IA the nature Of man
and .hsr.f,re drrrlcfi,e Of the human framafs
found tn he ,arfoct1g har,nless 10 fhe mo- tender
agc ar Weas al frame under every stage Of human
sHHar#ng. the ra54f pleasant and bcnIzn lu rs
ap,rae3n ard ~ ire s1ne tme themosi certain
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Nestle Goods.

meNed,ng 7s7-s "a 81 and Ga
eaceed corons yatious mnkcf.
rei', Flsnnels, Kentucky leans.
r. eon sluh', checks. cotton hdkfs
ifahle article Of American tale
~ ition 10 he ahay. ". shall
81 sSoS consian, supplies Of the
eey!ee OF goods coming 10 ms,kef
+ 9ehall offer on the mosl liberia I'm,
~ n pnnc'ual dealers
Z $50 BALTIMORE STREET.
b 49, ~ Corner Hanover.
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SPRING GOODS-

~. lon'aale aud Phnn,x Nanksen,;
- Hamilton Prini,;
q rrinled Nank.en;
q yd' Heavy Btswn Muslin.
4 ag and plain Blue Black salins. yer,
rcd nj No 1871 Main Street
II JOHNSTON. BERRYHILL & co.
Argus
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ERFSH GOODS Hboiesaie or he'''"
400 nelces AaeriSa- Prints.
~ pe,ets rlsn and hs'd Alpacas.
10 do Mouslin De Lalne chap
10 do Bahan1e lava
do white ard PINK Tar ton & .,,,on
10 20 Brk and white Blond silk& cotlo"
lew peicas Sry1dia and Taz1au for ladies'
dtess. now IN IN store and for sale Low 90
nsrIl JOHNSTON. BERRNHlLL@ ~
DLACK French Cloth Blk English Clo'h.
ID do American do. Lt.,bs
Kentucky Jeans. ,
Sattnetts. al eolors and preesi
MeriaD cassinercs.
Black nd fancy cassimeIes'
Rob Roy d..
Summer cloths &c. 70 be had At J.o.e
JOHNSTON. BERGYliiLL \ ~
4. cheap as a. any other store ~ Inc wa
mer II
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1SSELL a MERGED

if &c '''ol'io Aionso LHyl
~ Of Fu'cY latham 4 walkers
~ Thread, Sneol Cotton, Tapes
II ",,es Cotton Hosiery and Gloves
y uptn AMI Paper Buttons, and
.. Baltimore 81. tappoai, Sharp -
u BALTIMORE. ND.
'ott, would respectfully inform
~ Ve fading community gene
r! he receiving by the different
i - 'etfa7l a general assortment Of
u 800 Inc, wslch add, a 10 their
~" Buttons, Brushes and Varie.
- "e'a,lY. mikes their assortment
ana - which they invite their
- Yfs purchasing. as their yrces ate
~ cannot he heat in any of he east
RUSSELL & MERCER.
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hRELS-A good asoument Iu,t
'vsd and Tor sale by
UT & GREER. l59 Nam 81.
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GOODS. &C

! fsvr. rr-nrh aud Scolh, baiznrine
a I'm ..g'.s. Chusans ana s'rired Gin
20rupline DE- isino; Cashmere q fosse,
rioase,. l.rncttas Alpacas. 6lnch ANS,
M mel Il Manchester and Earis'onf
1iG;;re aod mourning lawns and gine hams'
Ikorae.. lrlntcd Nclycts, FrOsrh nud
lcS ahin,les. ladies' crayais. M1iiconf
- cra d, nap, silk shawls aud other
~ nos ERv AND FANCY GOODS, CAP
oDDkNfT RIBBONS.
Il eoifon and linen glovrs; Fllet ADD
pesa NJ an Glovcs: cotton and FIR
n, lsee ~, bar~ges. loYt ShH~ : ana
esupss camhris hdkfs great VARIETY.
! eloih its; silk rimps and Edrings:
ne. Jacopsr and silk oraysisi Nohslf
iii esarfs: sdsr,nacrs, Splia!ileld, PVh.
~ Dar ,annn ltkfs
LINEN GOODS.
M shiri.nrs and sherunrs: linen cam
/ IN 10 ans. aams.k table linens; Nap
0jooer, Dow las, ricklcnhnra, paid n.s,
70. vhlie and black Hollands, Crashi
y S6ee'ngs: pnrl-ps. &c.
WHITE GOODS &c.
nhs;e and iaconet mn~lins. Null. Nan
i 6uiss and Book Mn.hns, bishop lawns.
- end checked Nn.lnS lace sifires,
Z M Spotted do. Bohhiueils. Musqnto
m Tar,aan do; bonnet lawns; corded
1T COonS ANnLAcFS.
I4Vlss six File, far veds. fie'd Gan
! Ina aud check nets. Flc'd INEhde
M. Fdelngs lnscrtitrs and l.aces.
ID edslngs, linen bobbin edslnRs
lLOR'S TRIMMINGS.
1oted sergcs, white sinchew, Goth
r. wing silks, twlst. cords and bin
ons, sihcias, Innings &c. with a
NV nj anal n ,..,..
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DIR Y-G 90 d 5.
rnrsH SPRING
my GOODS.

urp DRoTHER a co, lMroR
49, i[n WHOLESALE DEALERS.
<t.ss,. have ins, opened sl''ond -
"si n Frea.h,. Brush, Scotch and
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assumption,

nR nuNcAY's ExpEcroRAYT RENE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23
Ann easements.

CHATHAM CuRcus.-To-nght it must be borne in
mind is the last appearance, buttwo, OF Levi North.
In this there is double dealing with the
public he positively sails for Europe in the packet ship
oxford and his purpose is to settle permanently in Lon:
DON On this he rides in Of his grandest and
daring acts called The Sailor and his Peris" and
1.-THE Wandering Sprite" In the latter act he reminds
orcbly Of though he by far exces the celeora
ted James Cooke. Of Vauxhall memory.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Sgnor Francisco Is keep
ing his audiences at this establishment, in roar
Of laughter by his astonishing eats Of Magic and ventr
loquism Mr. and Mrs. Western are great favorites, as
well they might be- and being their last day.
they take their farewell benefit and their ad
mrers will give them full houses The rest Of the
pany Of the highest order and the performances Of
the richest kind and exceedingly diversified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23

ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE MYSTERIES or PAus.-
These spirited ard characteristic Autographs from
NJ lie Clerc's admirable drawings are, we hear, sell.
ing rapidly. Every one who preserves the work
should get these illustrations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD 1T is said that this road
will be finished by the middle of next SUMNER
This will then furnish US with direct route to Bos-
ton, shorter than any other and all overland except
some twenty miles across the Sound by fsrry-boats
at Greenport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23

GnAxD CoscERr.--Al who love a good English
song, or an effective chorus, should patronise the
company of English vocalists, tlate Palmo's,) who
repeat their charming concer this evening at Con.
cert Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23

.f1y- POST FACTUM NULLUM CONsILlUM;-Ihis
an old Roman adage and applies with as much ioIes 20
Peters Cough Lozepges a. any thing In the wSip can
well do Alter the deed done there 10 no need OF con-
suitaon is fair translation, and as such should De re-
rarded when cold taken fly to these lozenges tney
But Il il not 10 this remedy alone we would call pubic at
tention Peters Cahartic or Health Lozenges are N an
cnmnIants of the bowels, liver &C. beyond praises they
destrov everything which derangss the stomach and in
teanes and should be in the possession Of every family
When the bowels in disorder the whole system must
be attended to- at such times the Catharc or Health Lo
zenaes will be found superior to any other medicine
Principal Office, l2S Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23

ny- COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA,
Genian and sasaras prepared by the New York College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppress
sion Of quackery, 1912. This powerful purifier may
he relied possessing all the medicinal properties Of
the above roots unadnerated by mineral prcpara-
ton, and will be found much more eficacous than the
mixture sold by druggists the Extract Of Sarsaparla
for all diseases arising mpury of the blood or abuse
of mercury Sold in single bottles at rs cents each cases
of hall Dozen 50 so do Dozen &c. carefully packed ana
sent TO all parts OF the Union.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
N B. A liberal discount to agents Terms cash. once
Of the COLLEGE 90 Nassau st.