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\ a symbolical sense. But all that II imports stu
know OF understand Is plain; the great and essen
tial principles, upon which our hItles and ENJOY.
ments depend, are involved In no ObsCuTty -
A God. the Creator and Governor Of the Uni
verse, Is revealed in all HIS majesty and pow
er; the terms upon which He gave existence
| and happiness 10 The common parent Of man
kind are exposed ~ us III the eleaIest light.
Disobedience 10 the will Of God was the Of
fence for which ne was pIecipitatei from psIa-
disc: obedience 10 the will of God is the merit By
which paradise is 20 be Iegained Here, then, Is
the foundation of all morality-the source OF all
our obligations, as accountable creatures. Tbs
idea of the trlnscendent power Of the Sapreme
Being IS essentially connected with that BY which
the whole duty of man is summed up; obedience
10 His will. have observed that natural reason
might suffice tor an obscure perception, but no
for The clear discovery ofthese truths. Even Gle
ero could start 10 his own mind the question
whether Justice could exist upon earth unless
founded upon pieiyl but could not settle Il u biz
own satisfaction. The raw of Divine light contain
ed in the principle, that Justice has other tOun-
dation thsn piety, could make its way 10 the sou
OF the heather, but there il was extinguished 10
the low, unsettled and inconsistent notions which
were the only foundations Of his piety. How
eould his Piety be pure or sound, when h- did no.
know whether there was one God or a thousand
whether he. or they had OF had not any concern
IN The ionnation OF the world, and whether they
Hd Any IcShru 10 the dHtiIs OF the conduct OF man
klRdl Once assume the idea of a single God, n.
Creator OF all things, whose will Is the Lave %
moral obligation ~ man, and 10 whom man IL ar
cOuntable, and piety becomes as rational "a u ~
essential; II becomes the first OF human duties.
and not doubt can thencefoTth remain, that fde-
ity in the associations OF human Piety, and tina
most excellent virtue Justice, repOse upon mo
other foundation. AT later age than Cicero
Longnus expressly quotes the 81 seIss Of the -
chapter OF Genesis as AN example Of the sublime
"GOd said let there be light. and there light;
and wherein consists its snbiiniiyl Ia the image
OF the transcendent power presented 10 the mind
with the most striking simplicity Of expression
Yet this verse only exhibits the effects Of that
transcendent power which the first verse disclo-
ses in announcing God as the Creator OF the world.
The true sublIniiy Is in the idea given ms Of God
To sueh God the heart OF man must yield with
the tribute of homage which il new
ct could paw TO the gods of Egypt 20 the
dissolute debauehees Of he Heather Mythology,
nor even 10 the more elevated, but not less fan
Iastieal imaginaions OF the GIecian Philosophers
aud Sages.
From youT sftectiOnste Father,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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Gov. Rosas. in his message TO the Legs
lature OF Buenos Ayers, announces his has
mony with all friendly powers. and states
that his Government has difficulties with
only eight different States, including Para,
cuayl There is a deficit in the treasury OF
s31, q94. 346 for the year 1S4S. The total
circulation Of paper money is $1,000
900, without counting the S2s,tOO.oOo
which are to be issued this year.
A Monievideo letter Of JAM q, says;
The Praslin tragedy has been rs-enacted
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sssssli Farms.

'CuitiS ale your land well. and YOU viii 1oI
need much Of IT," So ssys an experienced T ar
msr, and We have striking Illustration Of this
assertion in the report of the BIoOmingdsIs Asy-
lum farm and garden. v York That consists
Of 10 acres, 10 of which are woodland. The
following is a statement Of its Produei. with tbs
market value for lS41
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gkOuRON JOHN QUINCY ADAMS TO HIS son
On die bible and lss Teachings.
LETTER /
Sr. PErERsBunaH, Sept, 1871

ated to the Tribune
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=. ...ay.-. tsecsgniIr slave. ns Prop


W. referred some weeks ago to case which
woald bring up this question, and promised to
-,,, the reports upon 1t. As yet, We have re-
es.ysg only one side. and of that We proceed to
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accordance with act OF the Legislature. OF the state
Texas ITO provide for ascers,nng the debt the lam
republic of Texas, approved 2oh March, ISIS, notice =
hereby gwen 10 all persons having claims denand ~
money against the late republic of Texas, prescott ne
same TO the auditor aud comptroller OF pubc accounts Oh
or before the second Monday IN November. isis ny
will be postponed.
The provisions of the Aforesaid require the audf
and conptroer, Jointly, to receipt under their o OF
nee. Tor all claims presented, setting forth the par faor
bereoi az the time the accrued. the dat. and aua
thereof; distinguishing between the different ciasses H
claims IN The following manner Frsf. the audited OF ~
certalned claims, such stock bcnis trn-n iutrs, %
tary scrip, or any other onded riinri clsr So
ond, all claims with sufficient evdepucs and w',clers %
authorize them b audit under the late rcpue ~ lcLhA
Third. such claims sufficiently authenticated ~
vouchers.
And IT is further made thc duty Of the auditor snd COMP
oler, Jointly report tle legislature tor hhal adjust
ment, the whole and chiiac'cr OF the ubc dsi
ascertsned according the provisions oi the aid act The
classification aud OF payment recommended by the
70 be subject the revision nd neu aud fsiihean
Of the legislature. JOHN IA. s% iStith, Aua0r
JAMES h, SHAW, Comp rdief,
Austin Texas, May 15 1915. Juns IL won
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~ pu,.~sns. sfi.w. a IAsE~ foLk. P.s,'deHt o,
sns,aas lard ga ~ -t.s a Louisiana a. ne 20
A. - 40 a'ss = OrkLorsAs. somm~asuE 90
Mosaay ~ sn,ni Az q $500 s.t p, ~ a,sl,'al
. -. Ps,. SEE. $500 p. 49,, ~, ''' ''
Ma "a ga ,.s 90 ear y ~ sFs-esi ''ria'a~-
Io~Tns..p en-. = r.ass go
ss~ v a. 49, a-. 80 sas n a. ysl.r,ii -srtfia@
ro~r-tp s-sies. hrssa, 40 ipurssa u rsngs three
ro~ss6is 60 y rsn1s s.as
500 n a. has t.s 80 80 n a. prtaoJai -.srtsis-
Frartoala srtuaa eigttfa 80 unetrfH prst pi IA
,isss sl'ssr 80 ks5 ,,is a-i 4 c.esso 80, sod
srstlol. ihiryefsa - stysshi aiasse n ifscii'uai
Tsss.lp s.s-a t.ssst ~ .spn haH az .sctou one
The norh hah 81 tsrte, 30 aafh haisti ~ hlf'eea an
t.srog -firrs ~ saath bs 81 setiY l'i sctu tsenl
ave- and sections tailifan. p af,f % assrl .,,o'i'
sIs shirtg io hirtYfhs rff slf, aat friT hfc, end
o,' Numbered -ssru'esa % -sysny a.a' ~ p ',sa..r
hh-rn aud ssventeen, a. iariio9 a. tsfny~ar o. -
John, ssaS 49, y = 40 ,.,.s, =. ., ,l ia,
ship ionrtren. OF rauer tru.
eight eghiern nlne,eeu. sad uai'y, n tsnsip twci'~
Township nns secion. ous iBfluses. sri secuaus
nine and ten In toSuship e,rfsn 40 -eolen' ~ ~.
thirteen fouresn, fWrutF-fhef tVcffF lft sol twenty
Fretonai io~a.hip zen. essi 81 ~ sabn. river. ani
sections one two, twelve, thirteen, twruiY hires Srnl
iOuf, tWeny hNfs twenty tht am titffih W
tow nshp eleven, OF rang thtftrnn
AT the land oihoc a. OrACHiTA. commencing On MOI.
day the weniyhifd day oi OCuler ueKt, iof ne disposal
ofte public lands situated within he iiowing i"SEsh'
viz
North Of the bass as, aaa eat n ~ gtHcfgsi ssaaA
TOWNSHIPS seventeen aud eigiteeB, "a ranEe trn,
Townships seventeen, eighteen, and ninetsn "i TAF'
eleven.
Lands Appropriated by law for the Of schools militia
nv or other purposes wl be excluded from The sales
The offering Of the aforementioned lands wt lie com
menced the days appointed, and proceed ~ the order
in which they advertised, with all convenient drspstch
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus
closed. But sale shall be kept open longer sn s~o
weeks, and private entry OF OF the lands VIII be AL
mitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand the city OF Washington, this
seventh day of July, Ammo Domni thousand eight hun
bred and forty eight.
BY the President -
JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOU'VE,
Commissioners of the General Land Office.
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IN pursuance of law, JAMES X POLK, President Of
the United states OF America, 90 hereby declare slo
ehsp' t io ON 60 u, ,. ' 's ~ 4'ioNooi''' " ~
Pot'"uS ~ 'oe'sia'oo' >" wiz
Al me lana once al Jackson commencing on 'ioi
the tweny nun DAY Oh september next iof the uispOs
me publlc lands within The aforementioned o"hshiP anu
paris Oh townships, WIS
North Of the base lins and east Of the MN Pt"epu ""
dtda.
ps twenty fonr and twenty-five and sections
,yo leve tSyev Lirtaen fourteen fifteen twenty-t
t,yen,hrae yant, onr five twenty-sx, twenty
Sven Venrveighi hirtyyo thirty three thirty -four,
thry-ve and try-six in township tweny-six, OF range
eight 49,, ,,, - -,
Fractional townships seventeen a "I 81 u
Little River swamp iFacuohai sectes tnIly one .hy
TWO, thirty hree, hlt ,io"i, ny "I 49, ~ ia
south of Cutoff and Varneys river, IN township nine
teen; and sections one lwe,Ne tneh, twehy three,
twenty Jour- twenty-nye, twenty SIN nyHy seVeh tufy
tour, ihfy-HVe' anu tniS- III "shP "ohJ-oho vi
mnge nine. 80 49,
Factiona to"hship elsuu.aeei, mcs. Vi l,ne hVei
swamp ana hhe'eeh ,~ehy one ana
twenty-five, west OF Lake McConny, OF range ten
SrcHons Wen'y-~o twenty en,ee, twenty -iout twenty
hNe tweny-sia twehy iout, thuy-hye and
uiIy s,a, 10 49, p e'k az ,onsnP i,seen 'e ,
ceI oi, NV, sA' se'c' esh'' anu uie
hvr,i Luz VI ,' ", ~ 70 ii y" -. Ill.,,
riaouoi,'i ."W"shP hiio'eeh' VI i"pee 'niieeh'
Norm OF me case i"f, ana Gest y heWth Pthetpdf mert
diam
Township Twenty-Five of ranges one, two three, four
five, six, seven, and eight.
Townships twenty-five, twenty seven, and twentynine
Of range nine.
Townships twenty seven, twenty eight and wentynlne
Of range len
At the Land Office Spring iied, commencing ON Mon
20 = r .l,,,i.
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Preparatory Department OF the Columbian College,
d., G.

is the design of the establish permanently n
l. school of high order, which youth may be thor
oughy fitted for college, for other objects IN lie
For ITS accommodation they have erected an elegant ana
well dce, OF and Iith
An able and experienced will be placed NJ the
head Of the school, who Will give his whole time and ener
is management having such competent ASSISTANTS
associated with him the number of pupils shall require
Such arrange is belle sed, win afford the best
guaranty hat expectations OF its patrons VIII be iGl
realized. The school viii be opened the first Wedne s.
day OF September.
QUARTER.
Elementary branches, reading, writing, Nc. SIS 90
Arithmetic, English gram mar, geograp ply, elements
Of history, NC. 80
Higher English branches, algebra, geometry, sur
veytns, book keeping, natural philosophy, chem
ist,y, conppositIon, NC 10 M
Latin and Greek classics II so
Aug 2J-3taw4w
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aeIlco, by wh1m it has been adopted and worn ever
since its first invention by the late ingenious Mr Potts. o.
London, 10 whom the present artist tor eleven years
pupil and assistant
81 have the artificial leg of Mr. Selphoi as con
srucion pears excellent, and well calculated 10 ans"
all the objects desired But the best of all is the Proof o.
those who EN-; this is positive and undeniabf
Some of my friends, whom have mutilated Inform me
that they are superior TO all others. -
'VALENTINE MOTT
Professor Of Surgery, University New York
Also Selpho's Artificial iland.--An entrvly AMI
useful substitute for lost hand, arranged that Wf
wearer can open and shut by means OF the rrnanit
stump. w. s will give iurtlier by appina
lon or by letter, post paid tie also refers ~ ID ,
Wear, OPP. Magnetic Telegraph Office, Columbia, Ss"'h
Carolina, who Is authorized to receive ordcrs.
July ll-3m
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by the President Of the United States

TN pursuance of law L. JAMES X. POLK, President Of
L the United States Of America do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land offices in the State of MICHIGAN. at the
periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
At the land office a SAULT STE. MARIE, commencing
On Monday day of October next, disposal
townships and parts OF townships, to wit:
North of the base line and ,cest Of the principal merdian
The North and South Fox Islands," situated in rac-
tona townships thirty TOUR and thirty ve of range thr-
The NIanou Island" situated in fractional townships
thyone and hirtywo OF fourteen and fractional
townships thirty thirty one and thy-two, OF range nj
teen.
Townships fory.o one and fortytwo ofrange twenty.
Townships forty and ortywo of range twenty-one.
Township iory-one of range twenty-five.
Township fory-one, OF range twentythree
AT the land office at IONA, commencing on Monday,
the wenty-lhd day Of October next for the disposal OF
the public lands within the aforementioned fractional
townships situated in the former Mansee Indian Reserves
via
North of the base line aud of the principal meridian
Fractional townships twenyone and twenty-five, Of range
thirteen.
Fractional townships twenty-one and twenty-five, Orange
fourteen.
Fractional townships twenty-one and twentytw Orange
fifteen.
Fractional townships and twenty two range
seventeen.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools military
or other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering of the aforementioned lands will be
menced the days appointed and proceed in the order in
which advertised with all despatch
until the whole shall have been offered and sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and private entry of OF the lands will be adj
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
eighth day OF July, Domin thousand eight hun
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President,
RICHARD M YoUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Office, No. 3, Union Bmiding directly tsder the Union
Office, Washington, d. e.,
A TTENDS to the prosecution of claims before Congress
"A and the various departments OF the government. Pen
sions and bounyand warrants particularly attended
Bounty warrants purchased and sold The heirs and
legal representatives of the officers and of John Paul
Jones's squadron in 79 will find it be their nte
to apply TO Mr. d. he having the rolls of the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance, and tell glance who and
cho NOT entitled to share in the Denmark prizes Per
abroad, who desire business be amended by Mr.
will be required in all pay postage and enclose
retaining fee OF So.
Refer the members of the 18th and Both Congresse
generally
Mar 23-Iy IIntell
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I,,oR RENT The upper rooms in Washington Hall
IL the OF 9th street and Penusylvpnia
These rooms being neatly finished, and situated a de-
.irble part The city, table for public exhibitions
societies. NC Either OF them viii be rented by the night
week, mouth, OF year, at very ow rate ape alton be
made RoBls NEf WDkIH,
July J0--wtf Penn. av,, between 9Th and 10Th sts,
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COMMISSIONS OF, tho General Land Office
No,loe to pre-smptIon Claimants.

Every person entitled To the right OF presumption to any OF
d. lands hin the townships aud parts townships above
enumerated IS required TO establish the 10 the salts
o Use register and cciyer of the proper land Office
rnd make payment therefor practeab after see
ig and before the day appointed for the com
OF the public sale the lands embracing the
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
June 2J--ygl2w
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FOR NoRFoLK-rwo TRIPS A WEEK.

-yL--S The steamer OSCEOLA having discontinued
.~ISssss- her tips to Baltimore until further notice.
wll on ednesday, the 18th July, making
trips week to Norfolk. Leaving Washington every We'd
nesdny and saturday at O'clock n m Returning leave
Norfolk every Monday and Thursday at O'Clock, p m
Passage aud iare So on.
She touches, going aud returning ut Pney Point Old
FONT Gone river, and ie usual G,ndngs the Potomac
JAMES MITCHELL,
July n Captain
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Every person entitled the gh, OF presumption 70 any
of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above is required establish the the
satisfaction of the register and receiver OF the proper and
office and make payment therefor, as 500" as pr'ease
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed or
the of the public sale of the lands
bracng the claimed otherwise such claim w be Tor
ieited RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
July l3--lawI2w
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
,;y!al lN 4!,ytttizH

Through by Mall Trafn from WnshinEtOn, Via Alex
amdria, 90 fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
burg, Virginia.
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
mens with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
the above named places, prepared, under
the name and style Of ROGERS, DARRACOTT ~ ALI
Len receive every description of light goods, and for
ward the Gas above stately reasonable terms.
We trust, by giving personal attention the bust
ness, with encouragement and friends
that nothing shall be wanting part afford salts
faction
All light articles, such parcels and packages, which
may be consigned care, will be delivered of
iage and merchandise other articles which nay be
too heavy the mail train, will have partcu
by the IRE ght train.
j. w ROGERS. Master Steamer Powhatan
b +. DARRACOTT, Train captain. K +. ~ 2. r. r
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Depot agent,
Richmond, Va, May I, lSi7, Mayl-du
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Notice 10 Pre-Empton Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption any
of the lands within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated, is required establish the the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver OF the proper land
office, md make payment therefor, soon as practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the OF the public sale of the land embracing
the claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July I5-lawl2w
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7
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Notice to pre-emption Claimants,

Every person entitled the right of presumption any
of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated is required establish the the
of the register and receiver OF the proper
land Office, and make payment therefor as soon rac-
ticae after seeing this notice. and before the day APP
pointed for the OF the public sale of the
lands embracing the caimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
June 29-wl2w
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AGE NCY FOR CLAIM y,
III unahfMxf0n. u. e
Aug iT-w1ow

IcERDINAND w RISQUE, Attorney nod CounseIor-at
l. Law, formerly of Lypchbnrg. Va. but more recently
ST. Louis Missouri, has oprncd office II Washing
City for the prosecution OF claims against the United
States, either before Congress the several Executive De
parments OF the government.
lie viii attend claims every description whatsoever
sanctioned by law requiring The service. OF an asenin
Washington; but those 10 which his attention viii be
ticulay and specially devoted, the following, viz
Revolutionary claims OF all kinds Land claims generally
Bounty land claims for military services in the late war
with Great Britain Applications for patents for useful IN
ventions Claims of all kinds arising out of the late war
with Mexico, particularly for bounty lands treasury
scrip; OF pay mileage, and Tor horses other
property lost or destroy ed while in the military service
the United States Letters addressed TO him, post pad
will be promptly attended tie wil also give his par
ticular attention to the prosecution OF the claims OF hdyt
subsistence transportation furnished tor the OF youn
tcers during the Mexican war; before being mustered and
received into the service OF the United States.
Fees reasonable Oicc in Lakemeyers European lioie
Pennsylvania avenue. between lith ahd 18th street,
TIE undersigned take pleasure in recommending the
public Ferdinand w Risque, ESQ., as competent and
departments OF the general government.
Washington City, june lsts.
J. Y. Mason, Sec'y ofNavy, LINN BoYp. Kentucky
w. ALLEN, Ohio, ARaIsrED BURT, ) Carollna,
ID. X. ArcHsoN, }N;sso,ri j. X. J. DANfEL, N, Q,
THos. ii Benton, missouri RICHARD FKENon, Kentucky,
SIDNEY BRErsR. Illinois, l. GoeeiS Virginia,
SIMON CAMERON, Pa, J. s GREEN, Missouri,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, }u w. y. Hail. Missouri,
REvERDY JonSsoS, Md, Isaac L. HOLMES ) Carolina,
II. JOHNSON. Louisiana, Gso. s Housros, Alabama,
JonN A. DIX, New York, d ; KAUFMAN, Texas,
E. A. HAssseAy, Indiana, i. BUTLER KING, Gorgla,
SAM. HoUsroS, r L. w LIeoS, Maryland,
Tnos j. RusK, AoNfs' CHARLES =. MoREnEAD, Ky,
JAooB w. MILLER, N Jersey, Henry G. MuRruY, ~ Y,
j. ID. WEsTcorr IT, Florida, DAVID OUTLAW N Carolina,
J. X. UypERwooD, Kentucky, JONI s. PugLrs Missouri,
Uwied States senators. X. b RnErr South Carolina,
THOMAS CHIIDs, w. A. RIcuARDsoN, Illinois,
Brig. Gen. n. &, Il RoBKRr C. -ousScE, Ohio,
JAMES SHIELDS, A. ID. SINS. South Carolina,
Brig Gen. " s. 4. TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut
w. 5. HARVEY CALEB b. SMITH, Indiana,
Col ri Dragons, ". s. Il. RoBKRT SanrH, Illinois,
Ajax. H. STEPHENS Georgia,
Benz. f. LARNED, u. w. ToarkINs. Mssisspp,
Ad'g Pdymsr Gen. u. s. n. Il. TooNBs, Georgia,
A. w. VENARLg, n Carolina
w. s. PARRorr, ID. WALLACE, South Carolina
Late U. $. Sec Of Legation j WESrwoRra. Illinois,
to Mcrico. Hueu WmrE, New York,
G. H. CRossiAS JAMES WILSON. n. H.,
Major aud q. NJ IT, S. Il. Members House Of RlJg
July iS-3idN2aw3n
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VIE Tenant Of widfsii Hall, by Acton Bell, au-
thor OF ''Wuiherng heights :; vols, rs cts each
vanity Eairi Pen aud Pencil Sketches of English Socic
", by W. M Thackcrsy, with many eugravngs; so cts.
Illustrated edition Of tue Arabian Nights paitb; Is cts
Sell Control, a novel by Mary Brunt,n; rs cts
France, Its Ming. Cou and Government by Gen Csss
Is cts. ~
Eureka, prose poem, by L, A. Poe
Augl r. TAYLOR.
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Pennsylvania Collegc-Medical Department,
Faberf street, above Eieuenth, Philadelphia

Fdbert street. above Eieuenth, Philadelphia
NHE course Of instruction for the session of 1850 will
i commence Monday. the 10th of October next and
mencement to be held soon thereafter as practicable
Anatomical rooms open from October LIST to April LIST
Clinical instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital
WILLIAM DARRAcu NJ d., Theory and Practice of Medi-
cine.
JONI WnrpAsK, NJ D., Obstetrics and Diseases of wo.
men and Children
HsNRY > PATTERSON NJ. d., Matcra Mcdica and Thera-
peuucs
WILLIAM r. GRANT, NJ. ID, Anatomy and Physiology.
DAVID GILBERT, M ID, Principles and Practice of Sur.
gerry.
WAsHINeroS L. ArtEs, M. ID Medical Chemistry.
graduation $50 90.
HENRY :. PATTERSON NJ D.
Aug. s-iaw6w Registrar, No, 90 Arch street