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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20

0TThe steamer Alertieft oar lahhnS
day. for the mouth of the ,rivst.> >-isll q = -
500 bbIs of flour for our FUYes tountry
who. after trying me turnoutof our mn.
nronoup,. equal 10 the ST. Louis and Ci1s5tfns
lands. We can say to milIers that 3hp3eui
come on TO town with their fiourssfi,sszisst =
up, and the merchants are sending it OF -
the boats leave our city. So come on, it h1eH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20

OF The Hon. Dixon Ii. LEWIS, of Alabama
has published an unequivocal contradiction of the
rnmor, that he is committed in favor of General
Taylor for the Presidency.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20

Con-. R. F. STocKsoN. .SfoUEfon
and party arrived at St. Louis on the 4th inst,
from California, the Prairies, having been
16 do nm their ssa0e
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20

Dr.. John Hubble of Van Buren, coun,y, M.
wasstot few days ago. whilst engaged in fam.
ly worship at his fire side.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
w.
euR ROAD.

Ne are frequently asked-"wAa' is doing to,
constructinp road 10 Fayetteville" and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20

Cbrd6G !
black, RI
chrome
gum sh q
Indigo, -
oil of vitriS 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
I A | N NORTHERN
, IATES MAIL LINE
FROM
ssGkES, ARk'S.

o s.
CoNGfkSS'o,a r n erery WednesdGy and Safu,
other eolamn ~ T. III, Grrires at ST. Louis in
Messrs, BLAIR Ssrelling only one ssgM.
he ma aper. far preferable to any in Arkansas
- r., =, AZ new coaches CT the most improy ed
'iaithiui ulio: oed, and careful and expericncel
Congress- will hlt horses
..,.,+,,,ss cough Fayetteville. Springfield
Cheapesi IT." fsaIlles, and Jefferson Civ ia
desirabl an end. ages of this route must he an
-. X Som the cheapness of th e fare
THE Hon w. S.5sasant stages made each day
contains da-es. hPn reach Cincnn att or Pitts.
eohlai's ~ ae', the mouth of White rivet
kansas, By thsHan can be had a at 'sa anr e.
,vo,,d f,;f, 1n;,flis Ne principal cities of the
space pre4edeszk n De>3 give every attention
the high lpnds taken BY JasgeFs; the most care
sustained by the democracy. NC owners
.n,a,r in our next ssrsProprctors.
"PPN>' - -' ofic
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the sentence Of the Cour, should % ab5ed by. he
then considered the question VIVA; relief can - given
o. the Diocese Of Hew-York. The cSDons brought IN
By the Joint Committee utterly iDsucientio meet
tire case Either the Diocese vacant or u gss rot
To that question they rs decision co1lt not
b. avoided aud they ought % meet Il msnflly. The
proposal Of the Commute Wa dangerous and rot Al
al remedy. for NswYork IN particular To the RENE
dy proposed By the gentleman frOcl Neu-lork Or.
FORBES be also objected IN As tor the restitution Of
the Bishop that gentleman himself said hs, be did not
deem IL exp~dient In itseh.
Here Or Forbes rose 10 explain De bad said and be
held ~ the opinion still tns, though be regarded
the restitution Of the Bishop inexpedient In Itself
was much better 30 restore him tbs 10 violate the
principles of Ar aud justice BY changing the punishment
OF suspension into degradation DR. r also warmly ex.
pressed the tear thst the Church might 90 the way OF
other sai decide moe, important matters BY mere
popular clsn10r
DR.. Hawks then resumed and discussed the remedies
possible for the Diocese.
After he al closed which he did At about haltpsst
twelve, motion made TO adjourn and some time
was spent ia deciding 4, Finsly, on division OF the
House IL was lost by sjofiy Of one vote.
Mr. Evans OF Nd then took the door and controvertsd
the positions OF Dr. Hawks seyersl points tie wss
followed by
Prof Ogilby who said that ne should rot make any
preston of oience Ia putting himself forward in tue
debate. having been placed BY the authority OF the
Church In position which made IL his duty 70 Do &C
qusncd With the class of topics which were here TO be
settlsd The question at issue In truth Of the
canon Law aud be should follow the Rev. and learned
gentleman from Louisiana through the OF his
sum-n' TIE speaker then entered upon detailed ex
animation of the sncient csnon reasoning against tho
statements and authorities OF bis antagonist tie was
engaged In explanation Of the technical OF the
word Suppression" Shsn reporter left the House.
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Whis Nominations,

Cayuga Co-Sherif. JOSEPH P SWIFT, Sonnet
Treasurer, JAMES c. DERBY, Auburn.
jefferson Cos. DANIEL LEE Of WATERFOWL for
Assembly.
xxx. Wyoming and AHegday Cos.-JoHs w
BRowssos Of Wyoming for Senator.
Herkimer Coz LAWRENCE L. MERRY German
Flats for Assembly. HENRY CLAY was warmly
remembered in the resolutions
Assembly.
Suffolk Coz. JOSIAH Bowers.
Montgomery Co.-AsA BownASi p SOLOMON
ELLwooD.
T0mpkins Col. JOHN JEssUP; 2. ALPHEus
WEST.
Onondaga Cos. THOMAS SPENCER Of SYRIA
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The Na.hxilIe CALAMITY.

We subioin from the Wig of the 9TH, particu.
lars of ihs recsn, dreadful explosion at Nashville a
Tele.raphe report Of which has already been given;
GA Tuesday last about5 o'clock storm OF rain and
wind accompanied BY heavy thunder and lightning pas
,ed over this city The Powder Magazine south west OF
Capitol Hill. hred by the lightning and exploded
Win tsxifc report More than hty houses were de.
molished In the vicinity OF the Magazine or 50 much
injured ~ 10 DO unit for Three parsons were almost
Instantly Killed a. follows Mrs Marlin little daugh
Dor Of Mrs Brownies and Portuguese woman named
Fr.nces The oxing 10 list Of the wounded as far
a. we could ASCERTAIN There doubtless others. as
many of the wounded were taken into oner parts OF the
city before the list was made ouf;
Mrs Parker and daughter, badly MI Armstrong MS
Armstrong arm broken; A child Of MI. hrrson' Ms
shivers and children; Mr. Caldwell csnsefSqsy
badly cut with glass Susan A. Horne badly cut with
siass Peggy Reese arm broken; Mr. Murray badly hurt
child OF Mrs Lee, Jaw brokeni Mrs Ray severely Guy
M Lee and negro man; Mr. Dickson ms broken and
head cut -,
Injured among them child OF w. r. Bang and young
LADY at the Female Academy, both being cat BY gs"
The destruction Of wndowsis pretty general inrou4n
on, the city and for two miles IN the country
Among The houses destroyed. 10 that OF Mr.. A b.
sh.nhl.nd bookseller and the escape Of his family from
aims A. almost mir scuous Indeed II IL wonder that
many more were not killed 10 The generascen Of d-s
trucon which for lev moments prevailed In the vicin
To-, 20 he exploced magazine.
yp,,,c Rr,rr prxcs The Penentisry, We are inform
ed IA damaged BIZ bresksge, to the amount OF sVV or
800 the Lupstic Asylum BY the same cause !, me
amour, of 10 500. The univef'sy, temao assoemy
and uesrv ali the churches have Loaf srge amount on
slss Sers were between 500 and 900 kegs OF powder
Ia the mag azine at the tins OF the exPoslon ~
Several of our physicians and the Msyor OF me S'y
repaired promptly TO the scene OF ossoaso. So.
in their power to alleviate tho pains Oh inc sunei
meeting Of the different Divisions OF me ooes o' Le
pcrsnce called last night 10 devise ~ays Emo n'~"
TO render assistance 70 the needy sufferers
P.s.-we understand that Mr.. Caldwell, nenuooc'
.how. ataSv
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Farther DetaiI--steaIncr Pashion'- News.
p1tf MI ptu. Oct % y NJ

PHILADELPHIA OCt W
Capt Charles Naylor, from Pennsylvania was
sub commander at the National Palace, and Capt
Robert Allen Post Quartermaster.
Dispatches from Scott to the Government had
been received.
Gen Bravo was captured by portion Of the
New. York regiment under Gen. Quitman who,
having taken him to the Capital Gen. Scott briefly
addressed him thus
SIR. | deeply regret meeting the valiant Gen
Bravo in misfortune. have long and iavorably
known him by fame | trust we may soon be
friends know how 10 respect him as an enemy
Gen Bravo returned thanks, and was placed in
excellent quarters.
Herrera was going to Queretaro with 3 600 men
The Sun Of AadhHae says that the whole male
Mexican population at Puebla and elsewhere had
turned brgands
j. s. Mcintosh died of his wounds
The Mexicans on Avarado River complained OF
the smallness of the American forces 10 protcc,
them from Jarautas exactions and the Guerrilla de
predations. Many supposed Santa Anna was seek
ing the coast to quit the country. His decree an
nouncng bis resignation OF the Presidency from the
capital at Queretaro, expresses his determination
to continue the war. Gen. SCOTS demand of $780,
900 had been complied with. Great fears OF guer
rias in all the principa towns.
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ported by Afr. KIsGNAs Of Dover in the most spin.
stirring speech Of all made this day:

ported by Nr KISGNAS of Dover 10 the most spirit
stirring speech Of all made this day:
Resolred, That deeply impressed with sen'e OF the
enireni services rendered ny DANIEL WEBSTER 20
hi. couruy both 10 the Hsls Of COngress and In the
Department Of state and remembering with feelings Of
grsthed pride that New Hampshire which gave him
birh slso gave him the first opportunity Of acquiring
that distinction which has made him the admiration Of
Hemisphere and the glory Of the other-above ALL
calling to mind II 10 meet and inevitable In the pres
ent pOrtentous condition Of national affairs should
and must that OF all public men be IL the great
eat be the fret n protest against and oppose the
farther extension Of lsvery opposition commenced
aud insisted upon early 1891 and continued una
oated till the present time expressed la bis
phs,c words never would and never should and /
say will and shall vote for any farther
Annexation 70 this country with slave representation
We therefore, Wings of New Hampshire, In Conven-
ton assembled earnestly and unanimously propose him
TO the respectful consideration Of the Whig National
Convention As candidate for the highest elective Office
IN this country and the world.
Mr.. EATON Of Southampton Wing Of nearly
30 years Of age seconded the resolution he had
come on purpose-and says that if be could see
Mr.. Webster in the Presidency, he could then con-
tentedly gather up his garments and die. The
resolution passed unanimously and with three
cheers. Mr.. Marston and Mr. Kingmsn are two Of
the permanent leaders Of the Young America OF
New Hampshire, and will yet be heard Of in the
politics Of the State
After passing resolutions Of thanks to the State
Central Committee and 10 the presiding officer,
the Secretaries might have been thanked but they
mi@-led early the Convention adjourned
Thursday worHing.-We go o-day TO the Fish
ervile Agricultural Fair.
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Whig state Convention.


%2 CONCORD, Oct. @-2i p. NJ
The Convention met according to agreement
The Committee appointed to select Delegates al
large reported the names Of ANTHONY COLBY OF
New London, and icHABoD GooDwiN, OF Ports
mouth, and AZ Substitutes IRA PERLEr OF Concord
and THos Z. SAWYER of Dover.
The Delegates from the Districts are complete:
Nol--C. W. CUTTER. of Portsmouth, Delegate.
GILMAN MARsroS Of Exeter, Substitute,
No. 2.--GEo. w NksMiTH Of Franklin, Delegate
wA SAWYER, IT, Wakefield, Substitute
No 3--AARoN p HUGHES. Nashville, Delegate.
=. Isaac sruaTrvAST Of Keene, Substitute.
no A-jOSATBAN kIrTREDGE, Canaan, Delegate.
AVe o. BREWSTER. Havana, Substitute.
VI these Delegates, Messrs. Goodwin, Gutter,
Ne'ni'h and Hughes are supposed to be III favor oil
M W bster as candidate for the Presidency.
zen AsrAoSY COLBY vas nominated as candidate
"' governor by acclamation-s nomination when
nc declined with some appropriate remarks lie
feared his acceptance would prove an obstacle to
NV Pe''e0 anon Of the Anti. Radical party, and
'''''"s 30 considered i, his duty to decline the
-'1''"a''on IN favor OF Col. BERRY. the candidate
NC Independents" The Convention, on the
se'"ias''0n Of Gen. Colby's remarks rose and gave
''1 'h'ee hearty cheers
ioe Convention then proceeded to select anoth-
easddaie motion vas made aud carried that
We honination should be made by ballot. That old.
hspseAcsn and fairest method OF expressing the
PoPsu sentiment was, however, unfortunately
@Hb reconsideration and rejection of the pre-
Wa vote Still, the desire of the Convention msp-
uesty called for the vote by ballot the Noes being,
1ssver fuller, ia sound, Il not greater in number,
ase the Ayes, struck more iorciby upon the car Of
'os President and ON the final question for ballot,
ooaoled bis determination. The Convention. not.
Outstanding. Insisted upon the vote by ballot and
on second trial.
i>al votes thrown, NATHANIEL . BERRY OF
hebron, in the County Of Grafton, the Independent
ssaadase. received 2O5, and was declared duly
=, ise following Resolutions were introduced by
A'stredge, a. Chairman Of the Committee;
B,.ssssssd That We congratulate the Whiss of New
,sss saue 90 the auspicious circumstances Ia which
Of s placed ~ party. and on the general prevalence
~ principles throughout the country indicated oy
ct OF the past yesr, which have resulted Ia the
sad .ss Wig House Of Representatives In Congress,
RSaieo an incressed number of Wing Senators.
1000, That We look 10 the Legislature Of tbs De-
40 - party OF this Stats In vain for wise judicious
prssss pocy-ons that 10 calculated 70 foster
n, - soo promote the great and leading Interests OF
r,s, -out On the contrary We discover In their DO
nr, Serse marrow and illbers spirit-s contrs1ic.
- ~a sssurd policy, hat rssuls 10 no GOOD 70 any
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YIFTEESrH DAY


PRAYERS were re al this morning by Rev. Dr. Mason
Of n C. and the lessons Of the day BY Rev. Dr. Jones
Of Va. The attendance was much larger than usual.
The minutes having been read snd approved the
House coneurred with the House OF Bishops in referring
the letter OF DR. Jarvis H.torogrspher OF the Church
TO oin Committee to consist the par, Of the House
Of spuli-s OF seven members
The resolution irom the Hou.e OF Bishops to scJourD
SIN, die on "Wednesday next was cslled up but laid
the table for the day e. the House not ready 10
act In the matter
An invitation to vsi Mr.. Pelby scri9lUra ssx stat
nary was received and accepted and Of thanks 10
the proprietor was pissed
On motion OF Dr. Mason the subject Of making aiers
ton, In the punctuation Of two seneDees IN the Prayer
Book VAS referred to the proper Committee.
The unfinished business wss then resumed and DR..
H.vks recspitusted bis remarks of last evening and
then went on 10 spesk Of other points. Tie contend
ed that there vacancy Do Jaeto 10 the diocese
Of Nsw York caused By the action OF the Bishop him
.sf and ths, In that case IL Was impersusey neces
sary ihs, usw Bishop should b. CHOSEN TIE church
had always held the Interests OF the mass OF her chill
dren paramount; End now VS. ihs ~no'e Dlocese OF
N.vYork u suri-r for the want Ut bpscopA minstra
non merely because q Suspended Bishop might Dc
stored q them What might De- might no. Inc DO
ce.s must not suhrr on sucn Contingency ne~
kIshnu
orc BIZ reference q the oi Al lfish bsa0p ~aO
bsd deserted bis Diocese creating vacancy De aeto 10
the case of Bishop Provost iornefJ o iSiH "ao
resigned ais charge and 20 me case OF blsheP chase IN
tbs resignation Of tbs Diocese OF OHIO ne case CT
The de,erton Of The monarchy Of Crest Britain ~ James
n vss sso employed In the came ~-y. Ia tnsi case
N. people VI England falling back "a tn- great 80 Of
n-cs.sty called in . rev prince. lne Cnarcn must
set In the SAM way such a vacancy 50 tnh po~ eA'
.,ins iu Sew.York caused by the act oil Inc Bishop,
must be filed
The speaker then passed to the common sense and
commoa law viex Of the sabset add argued inei inso-
- -. .,o,,, the dutes OF an Office WA 10 FAC: rem1-
vi I'M that Office Bg, on this head be you'd not
dwell al length As !, bsd already oees usssn eone-a,
.irslv bv ,t,s gentlemen from Va hs'sfs. hises and
W,li'.m.I he would conclude he maintained. then,
ha, the Diocese vseaai' hr. because ss e,aea
.,.,;a ,,h r-rsrs to the great pTtncipls Of the
Epscop.cy bird IL vacant Dc ta0'0 and '"ar'h'
90 the principle OF common s-nse -. 49,
H.yins thus gone through with ne Argument tes
r.lsr oroeesdsd 70 consider ths Objections brought
.ss.ns, TIE view hat DC bad supported Insisting ns'
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From Tampico.

The Fashion brings the 1ampic0 Sentinel to the
"a Inc. Il contains scarcely suy,hins worth noting -
The rainy had Get IN and scarcely day or night
passed without a heavy shower Two companies and
D. Of the Louisians regiment departed tor Asmira on
the oh where they will bs stationed under the com
msnd OF Major GlrsulL The SentH>i announces tia
following deaths Capt John Ewing "a regiment Ill
pols volunteers Lieut. Cad. Owen OF the Putnam
Guards: Privst-s Rol and williamson and William Hal
OF company X, Louisisns volunteers Private Samuel
sorrels OF the Putnam Guards. and j. D. Spencer and
John McGrsush late prisoners OF the Aexicsns An
nexod 10 list of deaths la the General Hospital from
September 10 to 80 Private Thompson, company ID. 80
artillery Walsh, seaman. a. 5. Navy Sergeost Far
compJny d Sd artillery Private Brown, Boyds com
psny OF mounted volunteers-,he nrst OF internal he
rnorrhage aud thu las, OF Yellow Fever.
m o. Pic 18th
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER CONFERENCE.-The members OF this
Convention assembled at their usual hour last eve
ming aud after considerable discussion In Com
mtee vt the Whole on the Report on Public Schools
finally s6op,ed the fourth and 9th Propositions recon-
rnonded by the Standing Committee, on defining the
duties of the Superintendent Of Public school aud man
nor Of raising money for the support of schoors The
Committee ross and reported progress Tho Conven'
ton then adjourned until o'clock on Thursday sitter
noon rext
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF Tho Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 81. 1871
\ fine ship named the Valparaiso, of 700 tons,
was launched this morning by Mr.. Hsmmett Of keo
sngton TO BE- comm snded by b. Lockwood Jr. snd In
tended for the China trade. she 10 a noe model aud
does great credit 20 the builder.
The Saturday C0Hriey sale sgsn postponed today
20 await the future order Of the Court
The news Of ths death OF Major TvIsGs, OF the Ma
rne Corps has fallen heavily on our city. He was for
many years 90 this station aud universally respect
ed Within few weeks his widow has been stunned
with the loss both OF husband and son--the latter
GEORGE DECATUR IwiGes, v0O WAS lost 10 Mel Lslly
detachment Mrs. Twiggs was formerly Mise Mcknight
and riece of Com Decatur. These melancholy udings
are announced In . city where lives the would be
Tory Of the Revolution, and VINO has brutAly ssked,
What harm has the war done q
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WILLOW FrvrR ~ RopxEr-A letter pablisbsd
n the N Ossss Dss szsrs tAss the yslios fever hes
o--e prevailing 10 Rodn~y Ma With greet vio socc.
Al Who could get ss-y IRON pl.es l~ft H. end ocs
time apy six persons eosid b iousd Ia - tom 70
n9rse the sick greet Dssy dessAs I'D taksa Place
THr GoocHIASp AyyAiR.-On Monday Last. the
examination OF Jsmes y hoosssro yoush came on b.
tors the County Court OF GooesAisal o : charss II
Killing another yostb. ysmes Fisaias ~ sssboiss =
Tie Court being sssiseed By The tesuoosy thaa Ne m
Ing va 10 s-lf defcncs The sccused discharged
Rich. whis slst
ssow.-The QEeeec Ctyeslos Il ink<mec thar
90 Wednescsy lest sucv fell 81 Poos Neu 10 the d-psh
Of thrre inchss
~ telesrsphic line from Boston 10 Ports.
mouth !. u o. e'.ssisaed Immediately TIE ~res 80
w. iesrn from ,oe Sas. R<sssw viii probably run
along the line oi the Eastern Railroad from ssen to
Lynn. sod ihence hrsnch ot Upp>r route 10 Nal
den eu,erzs sostoa ey the Porssna Telegraph route
to avoid tue ciesculty Of crossing Bosson hareor
~ The Mayor Of Rochester 10 about 10 leave
bone for the South. M health end predispositon N
pulmonary disease requiring him 10 Try The s6ecs Of .
milier climsss.
~ man who had long score ct bis grocer .,
complsin-d Of suffering from the siea seiiAvsrs"
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The ExPREssEs-Messrs. Harnden Co.'S aud
Gays Boston Expresses. M well ss Msnros New-Bed-
ford and Nantucket place under daily obligations BY
their prompt supply of exchanges in advance Of The
mail We are also indebted to Messrs Cloyes and Den
mis- the obglng conductors Of the New Haven and Boz
ton Line for similar favors. sulvsns Philsdelphis
Express too, 10 always In ahead Of the mail.
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BKrrIsG-Voters will bear IN mind that under
the new law, betting of any description will exclude
them from the ballot box Any man who values
his vote will not bet We heard a Bsrnburner la
menting yesterday that he should be deprived the
pleasure Of voting for the bunker ticket in conse
quence of bet he had made. Rochester Dem.
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Loco-Foco Nominations.

NIX J. X. Doolittle, Wyoming
Monroe Cos John A. Lstts, sweden-Assembly
OHeida Cot. Henry Wager OF Western.
Uavne Col John X. Hickox, Galen.
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS.
FOWLERS & WELLS,
Clinton Hall, 1Sl Nassaa-st. n. y.


LsrE ssALss MUSEUM, jySl
" 253 BROADWAY. NEw-YoRk- "A
~ }. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner Of Deeds for
" Watcr.Cure Institutieu, a. Bonds and syos-
SCI Long lssnd.-Drs ShEW and ROOF the former s,.
thor OF the Wster-Care Manual. &c and Editor OF ID.
nitE. receive pstienis ~ above. OLD
" New.York Wsier-Cure E.tabiishssess, q
IS and - Fourteenthst unlons2eare. IL conducted
BY Drs. PERSON and MEEkrR, the latter Of whom
spen, q year At GrsefenssrG studying the Wser-Cars
system. As pgA tieed By Prieesnits az I'm
" College Of Pharmacy Of the City Of New
Nork.-The sexulsr Winter Of Lectures N this
Institution will commence Monday, the lat Of Noven
Der next Al O'Clock P and Re continued four month";
on Monday. "Wednesday and FRIDAY evenings, Of each
week, At the College Rooms, al Broadway. over Lock
woods Bookstore
Ga MsteSia Medica aud Pharmacy, from ,os oeloek
by Professor enjamin W. NcCrssdy, ND.
On Chemistry, from to BY Professor Lawrence Red
The Lectures Msiera Medica and Pharmacy, will bs
illustrated by extensive cabinet OF specimens OF true
and false Drugs
ton 70 its application in the business Of Arctheeary
sAordns minute instruction IN cumulative and qusits
tive analyses and syntheses with dsmonstrs
lions the methods OF scertsnins the strength ana
purity OF Drugs and Chemicals They viii also comprise
instruction IN the science extensively connected with
many u the useful and ornamental arts.
Students while attending the Lectures, are entitled 20
the Of the Library application % the Secretary
Tickets for each 81 can be procured Of John
NJ lhau. 1888 Broadway Rushton 4 Co, 10 Broadway
James ). Aspinwall, IS Williams At Adsmson Olih.
Bowery J. \ A Meskim Sll Broadway Weismann
Cogseshsl al Fears OF At either Of the Professors
OIL <Ovfos
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r. The Governor Of Pennsylvania has followed
the Executives of several other States In appointing
Nov. 25 As day Of Thsnksgying