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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

Cotton is pouring into Mobile in immense guam
titles. The receipts on Thursday week reached
to 1905 bales. tho largest amount ever receiv.
ed in that city within twenty -four hours.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

Among the donation to the German Society Of
New York during tho past year from
John jacob Astor Of 81 ,3O2 80, being tho balance
ofthe sum of $4,000 bcquea,hed to tho Society
by his will, but which has been paid before to en-
able il to establish agency.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19
To advertisers.

Messrs. Mason Il futile. No. lis Nassau
Street. y. T., arc our advertising Agents the city
of New York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

The charter elections in Utica. Troy and TO-
chester, New York; held las; week, resulted in
glorious Wing triumphs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

Tho President Of Texas has revoked and re-
called all letters of marquo and reprisal heretofore
issued for the purpose Of waging war by sea a
gainst Mexico.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

" hen we hear man bonsiing Of his 'iove for
the dear people, AFRO strongly inclined to sus.
pect him Of love Of the dear peoples Offices.
1t reminds Of tho Irishman who wns about to
marry n southern girl for her property. will
YOU take this to be your welded wife1'--
Yes, your rverence, and all the mayors too
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

4 young Indy being asked the difference be.
tween the hypo and dumps, repIicd:--.'A young
lady has tho hyPo when she feels if she
20 stay awhile
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

RvsH FOR OFFlcE.-A western paper says that
''thc squ"bblo for office under Polk, at Washing
ton, can be compared 10 nothing but tho rust, Of
the bowling wolves after Maznppa's horse, and
the frantic flight Of ;hat doomed ANIMAL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

The Democratic Review, the organ Of Loco.
focoism, is out for the Aquarium doctrine Of q
general distribution of Land 10 all who have
none. IT contends that no man hns a right to
moro than he cultivates. We shall understand
I,ocofocoism by and by-it is beginning to shew
It's teeth.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

There is none utterly widowed in her cir
cumstances she who has n drunken husba nd:
orphan so perfectly destitute he who has
drunken father.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19
p ALL A DIU M .
INDIANA, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
MARCH ID, 1s45.
April Nhig Nominating Election.


April whi. Nominating Election.
h+HON. CALEB B. SMITH is a candidate
for reelection to Congress-, subject TO the decis-
ion Of Wing Convention.
0|We are authorized to announce ERAS-
MUS B. SPENCER, as a candidate for A udltor,
subject to the nomination.
GeIWe arc authorized announce ABEL
EVANS, rs a candidate for Assessor, subject TO
the nomination..
frLEWIS MORRIS, is a candidate for
the Office Of County Assessor, subject to the de-
cision Of the wings at tho April nominating cloc-
ton.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM B.
BARNES as a candidate for seat in the next
Legislature, subject 10 tho nomination OF the
wings.
Wo arc requested to announce BENJAMIN
SMITH as a candidate for Assessor. subject 10
tho nominating election.
nYWe requested to announce DANIEL
SINKS, as candidate for County Commissioner,
subject 10 tho decision Of tho Wing party at thor
election, DO held on tho first Monday OF April.
hTWe are authorized to announce GEORGE
w. JULIAN, ESQ, as candidate for seat IN
tho House of Representatives of tho next legsla-
turc.
TWo arc authorized to announce WALTER
ect to the nomination Of the Wings.
@We arc requested to say tina, JOSEPH
LEWIS is n candidate for n seat in the next To-
Rislaturc, subject to the decision Of tho Wing
party.
nATWe arc authorized to announce SAMC Ell
SINEX as a candidate for Assessor; subject TO
the Wing nominating election in April
We are authorized to announce JEREMIAH
w. SWAFFORD, as n candidate for Assessor,
subject to the Wing nomination to be made on the
first Monday in April ncxt.
Wo are authorised to announce HUGH b.
TAYLOR a candidate for County Assessor
subject to tho nomination of the Wing party.
Wo are authorized to announce STEPHEN Is.
STANTON, as a candidate for the nomination
for County Auditor.
We arc also requested to announce THOMAS
ADAMS II candidate for nomination. for Coun-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
APRIL. ELECTION.
nTWc are authorised to announce WILLIAM
GOSSETT. rs candidate for Justice Of the
Peace. in the place of Enos Thomas.
WILLIAM J. SAYRE, is a candidate for
Constable, at tho April election.
0JWe arc authorized to announce ENOS
THOMAS candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Justice Of the Poacc.
We arc authorized o announce JESSE NJ
LEE as a candidate for Constable at the April
election.
DAVID MESSLCK, is candidate for Con-
stable.
LEVI STEELE is a candidate for Constable.
HENRY J. PYLE, the present incumbent.is a
candidate for reelection to the office Of constable.
,,ay,,NoNo,J,cpNaoot,,v
Shall 1t be II Road n Canal
The subject Of making some work Of internal
improvement is receiving the attention of our Cit
icons. All agree that Rail Road or Canal is
indispensable to prosperity; and we arc
rlcnsnd To SEQ TINT they nre discussing tho two
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

Tho Legislature of Ohio has adjourned sinc
die.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19
Affairs with Mexico.

JosmUA HARVEY. Sec
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

The Washington correspondent, of the Charles
ton Mercury, the Calhoun organ of the South
thus por,rays the character and standing of Mr..
Folks Cabinet. What would have boon said If
a wing had thus spoken Of these digoi.ares' We
copy the letter as it shows the views of the South
wing of of the Dsmocracy--such as Calhoun.
McDutfie, Rhett & Co.:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-03

It will be by this table that the exports of these
articles from this port exceed those of Boston, without
any regard to the difference in time The shipments from
New York being for only eight months, and those from
Boston for twelve This does look much like Boston
being the provision market Of the United States. The
expectation OF fish from Boston much larger than from
any other port In the Union The shipments Of these ar
tices from this port In the fall months very extern
sive, generally equal TO the ether three seasons it
would therefore, be than just to nearly double
the quantities given above in estimating the exports for
the year. to make fair comparison between the trade OF
the two cities in these staples The official statement of
the quanyof -four imported into this port for each of the
past years does not show any very great decrease
in the movements Of that staple in this market.
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Died.

Suddenly at his residence in Clinton, Oneida county
n. Y, on the 9th ult, BENZ. HcKcox, ESQ., aged So
years He of the earliest settlers in that part
the country, and for 80 years held the Office of Mags
trate and Postmaster
On the LIST inst, CLAUS scHEEPER native of Gema-
NY aged 43 years III months and l9 days. of consump
tion after long and suffering which he bore with
fortitude and resignation.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence 1877 Duane ST.
Friday afternoon at three o'clock without further in
yation,
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l.5sl.7oo LAST .o3e 1912 .e2l

l,al700 1,a57,o36 1,6l2,92l 1,58l, 1877
There has been a much greater increase in
the import trade of Boston than in the export
trade. few years since the merchants of that
city imported nearly all their supplies Of foreign
features by the way Of New York. but their lines of LII
verpool packets and the British steamers furnish them
with foreign goods direct There 10 immense amount
oil capital employed in mercantile business in Boston,
more in proportion to the business transacted than in
any other city in the Union, and the advancement
making in the foreign and domestic trade Of that port
upon basis too solid for competition to destroy The
works Of internal prove men in New Eng
land. starting from Boston and running into the
interior Of each of the States of that section and
connecting with the public works of New York, give
that city position emnently calculated to increase s
internal and external The various railroads
OF the East have not been constructed at immense
pense much for profit for the ultimate advantages
they must give that every other section of the
country. With every disadvantage to contend against
SO lar as geographical location and natural position
concerned the citizens Of Boston have within the past
ten years advanced the value OF landed property and in
creased the co nmerce Of their city rapidly than
over realized in the history Of any Atlantic city the
Union This fact is perfectly plain and requires no
comparative statements, showing the value of personal
and real estate to demonstrate it, The modes of
in the two cities vary much that it s impossible to
tell the position of the two cities as regards wealth in
that way.
Avery large portion Of Boston proper appropriated
ocommercia pursuits and therefore covered with largo
and valuable stores. This swes the value Of real es
tate and personal estate In the city The citizens Of
ton have been compelled to to the neighboring
towns for dwelling places and East Boston, South Bos
ton, Cambridge, Charlestown, Chelsea Foxbury, Sc.
have been very rapidly filling up with houses for tho
sciences Of those doing business in Boston One hun
bred and iortysevep houses built in South Boston,
and hundred and fifty in East Boston, in ten
months Neatly one half of Boston proper is covered
with buildings similar to those in the first and second
wards Of this city II is therefore apparent that
parson of tho value Of real on the whole island of
Manhattan with that of Boston proper is indica ton
OF tho relative wealth Of the two cities. The assess
ents furnish correct data from which We can draw
just comparisons,
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The principal exporting staples from Boston manu-
lectures such domestic goods boots and shoes The
expectation of provisions from that port the past year
has been Large and the trade in aric les coming under
that head is daily increasing but there is very little
tru'n in the assertion that Boston is the principal prov
zion market in the United States We statement
showing the expectation Of the principal staple article
of provisions from New York for eight months ending
September ls and from Boston for the year ending
the same da to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-03

On the 22d September 1874 by the Rev Henry Chase,
CALEB WATSON Esq, 20 Miss ADELINE daughter of the
late Thomas Arents all of this city.
On the 25th septe nber, at Trinity Church. Newark,
N j. by the Rev Mathew II. Henderson, GALLOWAY FRE-
LioH Esq to ELIZA j., youngest daughter of the late
John Miss, all of Bedford, Canada East.
On the Goth ult, by the Rev. Mr. Lyons, Mr.. JOSEPH
D. JOHNSON to Miss ELIZABETH BRIrr, all of this city
On Tuesday, the 3oth September, by the Rev Z.
MIers, Mr. JACOB PEcARE of Charleston, g. C, to Miss
BERTHA daughter of Zion Bernstein Esq, of this city
On Wednesday, evening, by the Rev. DR.. Dewitt,
GEORGE w THoMrsos to ELIZA ANN, youngest daugh.
ter of Ichabod Pral ESQ
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WAsHiSercr, D. c., Oct. i, ls4o
Seventh Days. Proceedings cfhs Court Of Inquiry in the
Case of Lieutenant Nc Laughtin.
The Court met pursuant to adjournment. Record
being read and corrected
self George Bancroft and from the latter to himself
urging upon the Secretary the proprety Of enqurng
fully and explicitly, into all the charges contained IN
Lieut. Tansills pamphlet against him; ALSO one &C:
knowledgng the receipt of the precept for the Court OF
Inquiry, wherein Lieut. Mclaughlin laments that the ID
vestigation to be made, will be Of 50 limited enquiry
and recomm ending charge, or else, order ooui
martial, with full power to go into an indsc' >
inmate and particular enquiry to which George "a J.
croft replied that the precept cannot DC aereu, noi
court martial ordered as Tan could not appear ash
prosecut being under arrest, &c &c INC court =
then cleared for delioeraton ana un INV
papers submitted irreveiant 10 tne sue ana IN
court could not go into any examination OF the mats
suggested .. than called and continued his test.
onv who desired explain his former testimony
cards his examination Of the accounts OF the two Rogers.
Al not enter into examination Of those accounts
10 the same extent as did Lieut. McLs, but simply 70
obtain the fact that the Dr. and CT were the same in
the books of the Office will state that the whole
credited by those three acting persons for expenditures
is the nett amount Of S4O44s7 96. This does not
folk and elsewhere and medical supplies paid for oy the
navy agent. The of s343,935 o. as credited as ex
pcnses, by Lieut. Mel does not include any par, Of The
credited expenditures by the two purser Rogers
but is distinct from and additional TO those sums The
following items have found 70 oe cor,ao ~ n ou.
ers as scrutinzingy examined tnefe eAccpt IN group
Of articles No g. "ice and its expenditures" The item
Of freight on is not charged IN me medical
mcnts hn fiat Of contingent The item for scales, for
weigbing ice did not place in this gronp because IL
was chargs ed elsewhere. The estimate Of the table,
,ai ,nras The groups articles lengthy to for
ward / give the amounts, heals, &c :-"LqnoS Tor
sck saaS e sy I 7 a0r aIns o s
forts s,ck $1,000 II; (being fresh mest poultry, e2io
AL "cursd meat" 500 o5 eggs and milk 5000 oa paid
for eggs per dor 4oc birds eggs cooper oo mk u PCT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-03

CASTLE GARDEN.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
sy-Admlssion rs Ccnts.-Ey
Propretors .............. Messrs. Fench & Heiser
Friday Evening, October Sd,
The performance will commence with
SOM-AM-BULL-OLE.
Taken from
LA SOMNAMBULA
Animal Her alias Dnah, Sig La Screecher Porges
hlvno-Hel Wean Her, allas Jumbo signor Anita Ninny
alias DTucke Sr Sig Hoses
Lisa-Lazy, alias Rosy. Madame Buckwheat
Aessio-AL Easy o. alias sambo signor Small Potatoes
Ierezu-ATeaz alias Aunt Sally. .Sgnor AIbutSassy
Notary-No Tory Wing, and hairy Sgnor Sangaee.Co
ntcrmssion of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The Of splendid Cosmoamas will be Tor inspection
To conclude with the Mock Opera of
BUYIDARE; Or
The Revolt of the Wool Heads
Pmky.. ........ Madame Cat-a.lean-her
p;nsS sondar uA'cns si' Sic psb;vLnss
On SUNDAY, Grand Selection Of Sacred Munc.-Ad-
mtance l21l cents.
Bouquets constantly for sale the Garden.
Door at halfpast o'clock Performance toe
mence o'clock.
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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Oct. 90 p. M.

There was very little alteration in quotations for
stocks to-day Most of those offered closed at ysster
days prices Erie Railroad fell OFF, per cent Morris
Canal Reading Railroad improved per cont Long
Jslandt Harlem and stonngton, Norwich and Wor-
cester, Farmers Loan, Pennsylvania Elves, Illinois
Skies. Canton Kentucky and Ohio Sizes closed firm at
yesterdays prices The sales only TO q limited
extent.
The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for the
week ending Sept 27th 1874 and AS. have been as fol-
lows =
WESTERN RAIL RoAp.
Week Ending Sept 9Th, ls44. ls4o
fhssenges S9,ooo ,o,aa
rFelght, Ac. o,~Vs io'o'0
sl7,5A sIo,4s5
Increase for this week in is45, 1891
Increase previously from Jan. LIST, l845, 33,240
Including the last reported week, the total reported
receipts year been, from passengers 1884,
and freight mail Sc S2s9soo Total $o72s9o In 1874,
passage receipts to the time S277ss2 and
for freight, mail &c s259s77. Total 1887 s59 Gain
passengers this year. $500 Freight, &c 29,asl To-
tai, S35l3
The Neptune Insurance Company Of Baltimore, have
made further dividend from its capital oftwo dollars per
share. This with the three previous dividends from the
source will have paid to the stockholders hum
ded aud four dollars per share the par OF which is
hundred We unde that this may be considered
the last dividend, unless the Company should hereafter
realize something from several old claims yet in its
posse ssion.
Tho State Bank, of Newark, N. j., has declared a
semi.snnual dividend of three per cent.
Counterfeit 5s Of the Nashua Bank in circulation.
A number of them have been passed to traders the
streets They signed by Isaac spaldng, President,
and John NJ Hunt, Cashier, the on the genuine
bills The signatures we'll initiated, but the appear
ance of the bill is bad ; it has a dingy look.
The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company for
week in September ls4s ~ and 40. have been fol-
lows -
READING RAIL RoAD.
Week Ending Sept go l843 Sept 2S. 1874 Sept 81, 1843
Receipts i. .$l2, ddS So Si694 80 sS9 IS
Coal transported,tons, s,i31 la,72o 2aae3
This shows slight falling off from the receipts the
previous week this year II is stated that the Railroad
Company intent giving thos who the coal excu-
sivey the preference for the transportation of coal
We table showing the quantity of certain lead
ing articles exported from Boston for the year ending
September l. is45. These exports by sea, and do
include the transportation Of merchandise into the
interior.
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ii $
u EMOVAL of Warerooms to 28l Broadway, In Granite
~ Building, cor Chambers ST. +. BROWNE offers for
s ~ 20" % an elegant OF double and SIM
touch perfect mechanism aud elegant Of these harps
unequaled Warranted to bear the of climate
ropean prices The aen Of merchants and the musical
world generally is particularly desired.
HaIps repaired Strings, Instruction Books, sc.
J.F. BROWNE & co. (Fron Erard)
London and New York, establ shed 1910.
Certainly the finest haps yet produced The first pofe
al talent have prefer these harp all othersLOndon Ma
steal Mirror, June 1910.
Mr Bownes harps BY far the most magnificent instru
struntnt he has effected import Improvements the
mechanical department. and the there extraord
addition OF eetness purity aud The pill
deliberately aud porgeousy rived gded while the frames
elegantly shaped and nished-BroadcdyJ ornal Sept
27th 1915 % ImD&Wstrc
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TEETH! TEETH!!

TEETH TEETH!!
VSEETHWhe would be without Teeth when they can have
them inserted without the slightest possible pain and
Ianed 70 SUIT all the purposes of by calling Dr.
JONES, Dentist, his Office, Canal street
Broadway in Canal The following list of
prices
A complete double set of best mineral teeth on
gold plates $50 90
Of best mineral teeth fine gold plate for F;ssS5
the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric inn
preston, 30 90
Single tooth, gold plate from So so to 5 90
Pivot tooth, from 73to SO
Plugging teeth with gold, from 1910 / 50
Extra cling teeth, 25to so
All other operations in the same proportion.
Remember Canal Broadway entrance on
Canal st,
An Apprentice wantod o3 lt'nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-03
CRIMINAL INFORMATION.


THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. of Saturday
L morning. October 4, published at No. 81 Centre
street, will exceed previous number in its
startling criminal mfrmation Among other things will
tain minute Of the particulars Of the Robbery of
of ooo with the of the suspected
= Lives Of the Feons, Sutton, s evens and Reed.
Full expose Of Lottery Policy Gambling this city.
Escape aud pursuit Of notorious fugitive from justice with
Gambling for job. Quincy Ad,ms
tiov. Virgins Reward for George Potter, the p,ckpocket
delphia.
Infamous conduct Of Cabmen at 8 eamboats.
John B. Cough aud his confession.
Pickpockes on Boston hange.
More about The da.l between Belmont & Hayward.
Criminal proceedings az INST NJ ckenzie.
Discovery OF Chevaler Wykof amatory correspondence
the great five.
forgery.
Coulter, Bartlett s Co. for false preences
Madame Cost llo for murder OF aiborn infants.
Smith DAYS. az, r eaa cu'd Gmn r9eb .;ch .,.
French Jack, Billy C. K, Bob Pinkerton alias Long Bob.
George Martin alias -ho NJ tker George.
Joe Murray and .ck n theld -
c,r es Cooper all Back.Eyed Charley.
John shsw and Jack Roach, sc &c
List of Climes unshmens under the Statutes Of New
York.
Knuck, Gennaufs and Cracksmen.
For sale 81 Centre ew York; Zeber Co., and other
agents Philadelphia Reddng Co.. Boston; enslgh Bal
Price per number Newsmen and Carriers suppedat
the usual rates. % lt.uc
The USWEGO AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD
THE Books of Subscription to the stock OF the Oswego
the 4h and 9th OF October, Howard's Hotel from II
O'Clock s''" day. Dated Oct A1t ~ Myssos,
HOLMES HUTCHINSON.
os 3tsm3d. 4thS6th Committee
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
admission Is Cents only.
Friday Even,ag, October 3D., -
The Serendders Triumphant.
kessrs. GERMON. STANWO0D. HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
Having received solicit from families who have
yet had opportunity of witnessing Their
INlMlTABLE PERFORMANCES
Owing TO the
LARGE CROWDS
That nightly ill the Opera House,
Have consented to remain a short time longer.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Until further notice
For particulars programme
q = Doors open 7h-Concert commence at Q.
Boxes aud secured daily the Office from 10 A. NJ I'll
p. M. s28 lw
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HIBLO'S GARDEN.
BENEFIT OF MIR CRISP.
MIR. H. PLACIDE,
MRS WATT AND MR. CRISP
Friday, Oct. Sd. Is45.
The performances will with the Overture TO La
GAIA Ladra-to ne succeeded by the play of
THE WIFE.
FlorlDel MRS LUDLOW
Leonard. ............. MIR gallagher
After which,
Splendid Fireworks.
An ntermission OF half an hour for Refreshments
After which the Farce Of
UNCLE JOHN
Sam Hobbs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. =. Mr. Placide
1-Performance commence 7kocloek Doom opsa at
O'Clock.
0r5- Tickets Fifty Cents. 40
n Private Boxes IS each.
An efheent Police will duays be in attendance raj,
tam good order and keep all improper persons ont
limited number Of Season Tickets will he d;spoa~i ~
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BOWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes IS Pit l2 Chi dren to Boxes half price.
ELEGANT CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES.
SPRITE OF THE SILVER SHOWER.
New and beautiful and acts of
HORSEMANSHIP.
Astounding Exploits Of the American Gymnasien, MIR.
DON JUAN ON HORSEBACK.
Songs Glees Chorusses and Extmvaganzas by the famous
ETHIOPIAN MELOD1STS.
The celebrated Military Brass Band Of thirteen instru-
led by Mr. Shelton, will perform during the evening"
Performance commences at half.past o'clock
seq lwis-rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-03

PHYSIOLOGY OF TIL ORIGIN OF LIFE, &c First
timeAn entirely aud select Course Of Lectures to
limited number Of gentlemen only by Hollick, Monday
Tue.day w Wednesday, Oct g. 8-Embracing many el
and topics before introduced public
di-,ce
Tickets for the ST. ,hs number is limited Single adj
mission SO cents, to he the attendance select
Lyceum OF Natural History opposite Nplos Broadway
Doors open at LECTURE to comm. at ~
illustrated by l6 full sized feke models, which min utey
dissect and exhibit whole and female structure
NAL &ca perfectly true to natae besides diagrams
and ,arations. These models have before
been exhibited and expa ed except medical inst tuons
After the lecture the audience can examine them at sus
any esons about them. Each lecture complete
tself, though the whole form a cd
At3P NJ, day, course for Ladies only, on Fee
male diseases, &c.
Admission Is cents.
Gentlemen of the press invited o3 atnc