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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31
couInG ROUND

For no,hire was Mr. Polk more reyi.ed by HE
wh;o press ,han Tor his having boldly reiterated
the cucy Of MIR. Monroe in Icsa'dto p'ohio''i"2
E.ropeaps from cooni7lns or intrnainS on 1"ls
continent. Inc Wings are, however, no" IL io"Si
ani hey suddenly chancr their uhe. We qaof
from The NV Cileans Bu'.elir, one Of nc o'e+as
ot the Regency. We trust thai ii ifd.y presents
;he determination III Inc 'm'i:sI;a!Ioh " SARA
firmly by the honor, rights and sa'eJ Oh '"F
connuy, though such course wJu'd ~ Ia lhe
teeth 4 shat The Wing journals continually
maintaine... during Mr.. Folks atminisraiio@:
"CIusss ron NArIcsAL QrAERsL'.- The al
r,ini.lra,ion OF General Taylor VII nnSl assured
~ act promptly in vindcaloa ol Inc i'shis Vi ou,
I'll ,ho,li any necessity alis2 grew ne oui oi
nm. abduction oil Rsy; or the plesumpIucus claim
sci IN by erea, BRIAN 10 he right Of Wy al
Nicarsaua, Cne Mosquito quesiicn:) upon inc
ocn;n, ri The first intelligence al w asE,nguh ol
no ;o,m.r affair, orders were immediately issueu
tor lbe Home Squadron 10 ho.d ! Sc. 10 iedulnessi
and in case The charge asalLs! The Spanish oon-
snI was sustained i! WIS determined that tn=
surrender OF Rev should b. Immediately demand
ed. ..c.,J
Tho Administration has likewise manifested
the Intention oi meeting al once, Tue ria,cu .,
monopoly Of Ss NV, y 'Si bs so" 10 her
Els soysra@sa!, y' usl RF9 acquired ;, American
| citizens at Nicarasua; and nultnsf England npr
| any other power Will be permitted to assail them
| with impunity. Our safety imFcraliYcly de
maids, that none Of the States OF Europe
should acquire any moro territory on The Ame
rican continent, either b. conquest or purchase.
The doctrine promulgated by Mr. Monroe. that
the United States will not permit the nations e
Europe TO extend their territories on this C nti-
ucnt, will be rgdy and sc,upulously adhered
10. Wo learn from The Washington CORES.
pondent of The North American, very reliable
authority, that Mr. Bancroft has been instructed
10 inform Lord Palmcrsion distinctly and une-
quivocay that no such exclusive privilege as
that asserted by the British Government to The
right of way al Nicaragua would be admitted,
and no such possession recognized"
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MORE "PROOF" OF TREASON TO THE
SOUTH!

What will The constituents CT w. b. Preston
and Mr.. C,awiord Of Georgia say 10 the follow
inc revelations in two hours speech Of Horace
Greeley, mad, before an actiehce q! 300 in The
Park at Woodstock, VI. The Mercury III That
place says
"He mel the clamor which is NV raised
against the Wings OF Vermont as being p -sla-
vtrv. for having supported G neral Tayl"f, tally
and on all points, BY The genera! ,asi 81 l. I.
speech, Al particularly By The aycw'l end pFOej
hat Gen. Ta:Ior wii arp5ors a Ii 10; he ad-
mission and government Vi the New Tcn'o'y
with The Wilmot Pfoviso, and by the ayowai
and praof Uf The further Ja,t, that the Cabi- e. o.
Gen. Taylor, as tclttAe mimbas from the Slas'.
Adding as from the Free States, are opposed 10
The extension OF s!a;ery into California ana Ne"
hsrirpn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

IRA pubic cou mencelnenl .. ;he MIDI a u
paumenl 0! Randolph Macon CoiIFgt val u
he'll. On THURSDAY, the - b OF Sep'tmHe, en't
Jag, in The New Scboo, Pre>by,eIlah Cdntof
near P.;nce Edward Conr House.
Tae newspapers in Petersburg, No'0I'
Lynci burg, aud Danvlle will please tofs -
that date. Aug, 3l-di
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

COL. JEFFERSON DAVlS.-The Y"zoc
(Miss) Dtmocrat ccufirms the statement going
ihe Ioaady oil the press in regard 10 The abb
speech Q, CO.. Jefferson Davis, al Jackson MIS-.
sis>icni, in The course OF which re bitterly de-
r,uaeei ami scorchingly ridiculed he p'essn,
miserable dynasty, though pesu iarIy connected
with General Taylor. The Democrat says the
Wings are very sore under his chaslisemen'.
They do mol relish The Iasping he gave General
Taylor for his reckless violation ct pledges
They do moi ike his eIhorta,ion 10 The Demo-
Gratis. in view OF Tie course OF The administration
in prescribing men fer opinion sake, "never TO
put their rrusl in lhe.pledges Of Wing candidate
again, though one nigh. rise from the dead TO
Tell Them they should do So" They DO NOT
relish the cut he gave lncm, when ailuding 10
their manner 81 conducting the late canvass, he
said mat he "hunorcd pariy-eVen the Whis
rany-wncn it boldly enblaz>ned upon lis banner
The measures for which il contends; but NJ des-
pissed 10 parry patty"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31
COMME.CIAL RECORD.
KIcHMoND YAEKETs. AUGUST 3,

IL
TOBACCO-The breaks vi tobacco are VI,
small, aud r!ces or Common ard coed about !:
a 75c per h.adret higher, while the fine sts
mig and shipping sorts are lover. Luss s.
a 81; common led! 80 s. 10; good ST. i 4
fine 81 81 50 AMI IS; 6ne manufacturing S
a $40. J9KS u. SHEPPARD, il
FLOUR s. 37s 80. Receipts very I'M:
WHEAT-lu,a 10 lis tor Tea and wklt, /!
cash and credit.
CORN--52. SIS GEMS. cash and credit
CORN Mi.AL-o5 cents.
CATS-30 cen:s per tushel.
FISH-lIerrings are very scarce; Cat 81
a6 IS; Gross SAT a 4 25; S.ad 8 SO 56-.c
BACON-Yuginia cured cers. hoe roar
Western Sides cents; Shoulders &; ceti
Hams :. allie; Todd & Wilson, hog rouni
LARD-Barlels 8 Cts; kegss. 10 cts.
WuISKEY-27 cents Tor iteciiied.
SALT-Lasl sales irom wharf So per Sd
from sore 81 45.
BEEr- Scale weiahl , IS 81 !5 in 5er,al
SHEEP Nctt, | Is 50 90, quality t:il
rated.
HoGS-S5 s. 81.
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Rcsros, hrs. cS,b.

Mr.. CLAY AND THE WlLMoT PRO.
VlSO The Louisville (kY.) Chtoricle Of ID.
l7,h, oates that he two WEig Representative.
from Christian County, the ore iron, Mon'sc1.
ery and The enc rom Scott, are RI. dyed 10 vc,
for insi: auctions 10 Mess. Clay and UnderSOo:
10 vote asains, the Wilmol Pfoyiso or 10 resi-.
.hn seais il, The Senae.
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IAISRI.AGE rs.

Married, at MyrlleSerry, On Monday, I
..,h Aug, by the Rev. Thomas Durham.
TnouAs A. BoUGHroS. to Miss MATILDA IT,
CIu1noRN-allo OF Essex county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

brThr following Article we copy with pleasure Ii'-
tha Boston Mercantile journal, aDd We hops " aa'
our numerous readers suffering from any 81 ,'e -
plants which IL Is said To cure, they vi" sirrhig 49,
themselves OF IL. ,y
DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM or WILD clEEki.
II was nown, many years AGO, tia; tue " u. ~,
Tree Of this climate possessed valuable menleni
pcrtes. Indeed This fact wa known 10 ne h""''''
and detection of thr leaves bark OF ti'is ore -
been regarded ~ their physicians as one 81
most rHrctna remedies 10 many diseases ~ -
several yeas since, 1rrssted The attention % VI.
lar. shiy 'ospectahe practitioner. lie inSe."ra
with care the healing properties of the WIG o"'.p
tested its effects when Administered acne, ~" ~
IN combination with other remedial asrn:s W 49,,
That its natura. virtues Ligt be greatly lmifo''",,
by combining II Siin Ingredients, vaose P't'.,
were well proved ard generally organized, mr.. ~,
was produced which constitute u remedy 0lpeH -,
IL pul N iry affrc.ions, aud diseases Of the cue
tlfGat-dseass5 which air pTovofbialiy We's =, -,
our cities and Ia.ce towEs, and cfien f'o'e '.
swelling the bills Of mortality To n much sf-ASie
than Is the wis; most other, we had nlinod s''
otter classes Cf diseases. ,
lCcrBewaic al CouRterfeits None genW"', ~
signed (. BUTTS on the wrapper .try
lrJ Por sale by GAYNOR & WOop a.u IT, a.. :
ANDER DUVAi, only Agents fol Rich'no'"' ~.
iI,O THOMAS ADAMS, Mobile; John =; sn,', T.
William C. Pollard aud Sarah his VIZ, 'A ~
Pollard aud Georgiuna his wife-take ho''s -. III
shniI apply To tie County Court Of i~niic", OF
Ia assess the vulue Of Certain lands brionsns
the City Of Richmond, lying on Union s. ..r.iSr
Broad aud Franklin streets. b.. foS c 90,
President Of lhr Louisa Ral!foLd o'"''''
Aug. l3-ctls,Uct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

NORFOLK MARKET, Arg. -.
C,nM-Whi,e, sic. saies; hli-et, Sd. ssh
Yellow, 50 o co.. WHE.T-9oc;s, sa'es.
O,rs Per bushel IS 81 cents, last SAFE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

Tor is decidedly better, though feeble, Being al.
To sill up only al intervals. He DESIGNS Is.o o.'
Erie in few days, il possible nsss;na ,hs aa'l'
Buffalo without stopping. ''s'
[Tele, raphed Tor the Baltimore America,
PHiL.DrLPHiA, Aug. 81
fh,ds k'and Etehon
By telegraph fIom Providence, ri Wa ho.
returns from all the towns in the We,,er, M.
trict, excep, Jamestown; and Dixon, the WI.
candidate has without doubt been elected Z
Represent tho District in the next Cooo,.,,
Ills presen, majority is $50 votes, and LAM.
iowa will vary the result but little. Thi, il ~
Dislric, which failed TO make 4 choice q, ;. "'
recen: election; and having been repre- er,s. NC
The last Congress BY Mr. Thurstcn, Deuo,..aa
the election Of Mr. Dixon is WHY cain
CINCINNATI, Aus.9s
Patrick Collins, who has been III for scm.
days, died in this cry yesterday mornip.,
A tremendous Hungarian sympathy mee,;,,
was held here last night, and abou: Il 0Oll ,n,
pos, 10 BE- present Great enthusiasm n,eys,
ed and the usual resolutions Of sympathy w,,.
Adopted.
Rcsros, Aus. csb
MORE OF TIE STABBlNG AFPnIa-
THE GERMAN N.-lhre are var.
Iumors respecting the affair a. Chsf.es,own, I..'
nigh, in which B.nj. Cfowningshied va, s,h
bed by Lieut.. +. e. Bowers. Some s,..,s,,
Lieut.. Bowers WIS labofiHg under iusatrc~
Others, that Bowers, receiving orders ,eseri,v
10 Join the Grrma 'iown, commence! an assam,
upon Crownineshed, thinking that be had brT"
ordered through C's influence, he benz ~
Commodore's clerk, ard that it had been done "a,
The purpose ot seuing him GU! Of The way. The
whole affair is, as yet, clethe1 in mys.e.y.-
Crowninsshield is lying very low.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

IN other hands we present The tolio@, 'h. Alias
mept from Mr.. Co!lins's books, @h''h W.. W.
nrote, ses are the sources Il its intofma''o"'
MIR. CullEs's books show hi MS ias'
rcnort 10 h, government as pubic 80 o,G n
deposi,afy e1hioileo ID MS ha"'' 10 81
Rcceiy d nee ,hit report
~ $50 80
,;d orr 1854 Is
Balance in nj. h Ids T,,.nrney
And this precise sum Mr.. Colns's "'l". u.
ha, pa d over TO Mr.. Bud witch cicsss
posi'ary account. AN thai
His books as collector Of customs ~ ;" W.
IN. teal amount OF duties accIuine az n en M, or
daring his term OF office, WIS Sioo ~. AZ
Our Of watch he has disbursed o''o'
,, S3.23i Al
He has in his hands the bonds Of I'M
porting merchants Tor duties yet IN ~ 60, a
collected
zach :63i3 %
And his precise amount he his also, by Il > d.
rorney. paid over TO MIR. D nd ,,
Such is the acual showing oil MT. Co'i,ns
botks ard all other pretended statements OF 'ne.i'
are destitute Of truth, as we are auihonz ~
saw. We suspect beloe this business Is 'ns
win, some Of our ncighbois will hna on' ~
lar their publications have been warfa'l'e" W '"e
facts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

OLD poINT-This is the most pleasan.
time OF the whole season 10 be al Old Point, and
we are surprised that !ha: delightful watering
place is nci crowded with visiicrs. II is perfect
AND i' ,hs ha, s,u ve.y fine Those Who wish
h.aEh and comfort as we'll as gaiely, could mol
yisi, place waere ,ncy would be so likely tc
eni,y them ALI. There ART nov about che hun
bred yisers al the Point, farming, re arc told, a
very seec, coppany.-tN'Jo'k Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

SMALL A i BARoUE c. iHoMPSos. al,
IN The above vessel will succeed 'le :,
AIg TE"io. Bremen, and will be f,s9 ;,
ga 60 in a day or two-the bulk oil Wh'Go -
arca.y engaged, che will have qnigx GER
Cash advances made on consisnmeh's u 49,.
CT Or stems, 10 the address 0: cur liisnd' "'
ii. Il. nicier !; c.. m
Aua3l-Gt HENRY LCDL.aM ~
EoRTUNE's HONE, cHALK'S of''''
L no. 6, Main s'ree!. r.,,r
This is The lucky Gay a. This oIllce. !"
hand 10 the schemes below. -.
This Day-Md. CONSOLIDATED, ~; Ticss
IA avn. $4,000, 5000. $500, 1855 -"
Also. F. F.. Seminary. 49, &C Nos ! :, a.
$4,000, 1000, 20C0. iii. TieEs nIsusLKS,
Aug. 81 3 door. above the Oh Msl..
MANAGERS oFFICE.-.D. PAINE
WI Richmond, VilciLis. ,,a,,.: 10000
For his day, at ID o'clo. k-CapS"Sn,
1000, 1900, LII, sc. Ticm,nn = cOo. 300,
\, o'clock, Capitals 2O.oN' '''''
1883. &c. Tickets S.. cis"9
Drawn Mes SusquehaGna Lo"eIa7T
90 30 36 IS 8 "a 0 5 q = : SO.
Aug. 81 C. w. PURCELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

ANlMPoRTANT vEaDIIT-Re Alex
amer CamTbeii, Ptesiten' Of Bethany (Ta)
CulIese, has received 81 $40 ., Rev. JAMS
9ab;:son Of Scotland. MIR Ca npbeii, on Icur
la,.usn Scotland, il l347, was arrested ard ~
pfisoned in EJrburgb, through he agency o! he
Rev James Rcbiafon, for having, while di:'
cour>rg on the suhjrct oil slavery, uttered seni!.
menis obnoxious TO aat &C .ileman. some OF MS
i.ends ;n.tuicI ( SUI agans Mr.. X. ~ SUI
has recently ,ermin2,sd, ard The rcsu. j, d.c:cc
OF the Loras Of Ccnncii ard SESSION ia favor OF
Mr.. Campbell for tro hcusa> 4 pounds string.
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DIhENTO.-l0 Bass f.! sale by ..yr,
j Aug 81 j.. Il. sh'NnN
EGR BREMEN

DoRTo RICO MOLAsSEs, Of s'ficyF"
ana 81 F.. II. sKlNKhS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

Ior is decidedly better, though feeble BEING .,
To sill up only al intervals. He DESIGNS Ie,1 av'
Erie in few days, il possible passing ,hron a'
Buffalo without stopping. 'osi
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
TAX Ing oil,

The st. Louis Reveille is publishing
tale, purporting to give some adventures in
the city life of young physician, from
which VIC take take the following extract:
A snow having fallen, the young folks
of the village gotup grand sleighing party
TO 4 country tavern al some distance and
the interesting Widow Lambkin sat in the
same sleigh, under the same buffalo robe
with myself.
'Oh, OH don't!' she exclaimed, as we
came TO the first bridge, catching me by the
arm, and turning her yelled face toward me,
while her little eyes twinkled through the
gauze, in the moonlight.
Don't what 2 | asked :; I'm not doing
anything.
Well, but thought you were going 10
take toll replied Mrs. Lambkin.
Toll p rejoined. What's that ?
Now, do tell = exclaimed the widow,
her clear laugh ringing above the music of
the bells. DIR. Mellows pretends he don't
know what toll is !!
Indeed don't then,' said, laughing
in turn.
Don't know that the gentlemen, when
they go sleighing, claim kiss, as toll.
when they cross BRIDGE Well never
But shall | tell all The struggles OF
the widow 10 hold her veil were not sufii-
cient TO tear ii, and somehow, when the
veil was removed her face was turned di-
recdy towards my own, and the horse
trotting on of himself, the toll was taken
for the first time in the life of DIR. Mellows.
Soon we came 10 u long bridge, but the
widow said 1t was no use to resist and she
paid up as we reached 1t.
But you won't take toll for every span,
will YOU, doctor 2 she asked. To which
the only reply was practical negative to
the question.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
new scrieS-VOs. E-No. :e.
TIE Wife'S influence na her Husbands
EOrtnne.

A woman has her husbands fortune in
her power, because she may, or she NAV
not, as she pleases, conform to his circum-
stances. This is her first duty, aud it ought
to be her pride. No passion for luxury or
display ought for moment to tempt her to
deviate in the least decree from this line Of
conduct. She viii find her responsibility
in il. Any other course is wretchedness
itself. and inevitably leads to ruin. Moth
ing can be more miserable than the struggle
to keepup appearance. lfitcould succeed
it would cost more than it is worth as it
never can, It's failure involves the deepest
modification. Some OF the sublimest ex-
hbitions of human virtue have been made
by women, who have been precipitated
suddenly from wealth and splendor to alb
solute want.
Then mans fortunes are in a manner
in the hands of his wife, inasmuch as his
own power of exertion depends on her
his moral strength mconceivably increas-
ed by her sympathy, her counsel his aid.
She can aid him immensely by relieving
him of every care which she is capable of
taking upon herself. His own employ
ments are usually such as to require his
whole time and his whole mind A good
wife will never suffer her husbands atten-
ton to be distracted by details to which her
own time and talents are adequate. If
she be prompted by true affection and
good sense she will perceive when his
spirit is borne down and overwhelmed.
She, Of all human beings, can best minister
to its needs. For the sick soul her nursing
is quite as sovereign, as it is for corporeaI
ills. If it be weary, in her assiduity it
finds repose and refreshment. Ifit be ha-
rassed and worn to a morbid irritability,
her gentle tones steal over il with a sooth-
ing more potent than the most exquisite
music. If every enterprise be dead, and
hope itself almost extinguished, her pa
tience and fordtude have the power to re-
kindle them in the heart, and he again goes
forth to renew the encounter with the tolls
and troubles of life.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10

My wife has made my fortune said
gentleman Of great possessions, by her
thrift, prudence, and cheerfulness, when |
was just beginning"
And mine has lost my fortune an
swered his companion bitterly, 'by useless
extravaganza, and repining when | was
doing we'll
What a world does this open of the in
luence which wife possesses over the
future prosperity of her family! Let the
wife know her influence, and try to use it
wisely and well.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
Baltimore Advertisements
Candy $3.50 per hundred lbs.
CANDY MANUFACToRy
AND FRUEE SEOESE,
No. 20 Light street, Baltimore, Md.

NO. 70 LlSht street, BGHlm0re, Wd.
MERCHANTS and the public, wishing articles in the
u Confectionery line respectfully invited 10 give
call. The subscriber takes pleasure in being able
to offer greater variety in his line than be bad
any other establishment in The city, aud prices which
fail please His stock comprises every article
in the line, such CANDY Of three hundred different
patterns aud havors with general assortment 0C For
eign and Domestic Fruit, Nuts, PrcSerreS, Pickles,
Much pleasure will he taken show my stock and prices
To dealers also, persons distance wishing nfOrma-
on, by addressing the undersigned will be forwarded
list of articles with the prices annexed All goods ship
ped free OF charge Strict attention paid packing &c
by JOSEPH Il. MANN
September %, IS4q-2m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
AFFLICTED READ!i
Philadelphia Medical House,

EsTABLTsHED IS yearsago, by DIR. KlNKELlN. The
Oldest and best hand tocure all forms of secret
diseases ofthe SKIM and solitary habits Of youth is DIR
hlNKELiN, Northwest corner of THIRD and UNION
Streets between Spruce and Pine, squareand-a half
h'm the Exchange, Philadelphia
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
He'e is habit which boys teach each other az the
A.ademy College, habit uduIged in when by him
,i 10 solitude, growing up with the boy 10 manhood; !;
-" {" those who indulge n this pernicous practice are
"'s Of The consequences mitH they md the nervous
..sh shattered feel strange and unaccnuntable feel
s'''ague fears in the mind The individual becomes
'a, he IS unable Inbor with accustomed vigor, or
Nly hts mind to study; MS step is tardy and weak,
- daii Tesolute
4'As Of all ages judge what is the cause oi
M "'e'ining health, losing tcir vigor becoming weah,
'''"hd emlcatsd.
YOUNG MEN 3.
~ ia'e m1desty deter you from making your case
-" % one who, from education and respeciability
H. 'ts prtf!end you. He who places himself under
H'"Ae'ins treatment, may regiousiy conhde in his
,y ds gentleman, and IN whose bosom will be f7r-
T.''asd The secret Of the patient
sahas have been restored 90 health, from the de-
'.'aan FAgsi.ian
II s,' 1NA"Es or MEDICINES, ADVICEs, &c. 70.
t.,'y y ssadIng remittance, and putup secure from
Fl IN oa Curiosity.
.-.5 TAD LETTERS answered forthwith.
''r"i. January II, isi9-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
University Of Maryland
FACULTY OF EsEsYSEC

SESSION OF lS49-'50.
THE LECTURES will commence on MON
L DAY, 29th October, and continue until the
18th of March, ensuing
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WIILIAM f. A.
AIKEN, NJ. D., l.. l.. ID.
Surgery-NATHAN r. SMITH
Therapeutics, Materia Medica and Hygiene
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. ID.
Anatomy and hysiology-JOSEPH ROBY,
NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice of Medicine-WII.-
LIAM POWER, NJ. ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren-RICHARD Fl. THOMAS, NJ. ID.
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonstrator of
Anatomy-GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER. G
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical
Surgery every day at the Baltimore Infrmary,
opposite the Medical College. The rooms for
practical anatomy will be opened October lst,
under the charge Of the demonstrator Fees
for the entire course $50. Comfortable board
may be obtained ia the vicinity of the Medical
College, for $3.50 TO 80 per week.
WILLIAM +. A. AIKEN
Dean of the Faculty.
Sept l5 lSi9-3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
Philadelphia Advertisements.
The Great China Store
OF PHILADELPHIA.

FHANKFUL TO the citizens of Lewistown and its vi
Il ciny for their increased custom, we again request
their company 10 view large and ndid
of China, Glass and QueenswaTe. Dinner sets, tea
sets, toilet SETS and single pieces either of Glass China
Stone Ware sold in quantities suit purchasers
less they be had eIsewerein at less than
wholesale prices. American and English BRIT7y9-YL4
METAL GOODS in greater variety than ever before
offered in the city Fancy China in great variety, very
cheap awe would invite any person visiting the city
20 call and see us-hey will at least be pleased walk
around onr beautiful store and view the finest China
and the cheapest the world produces Very respectfully,
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
No 2l9 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
September -, lcI9-iy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
". y. LAWRENCE,
Agent for the sale of iSouthworth Manutac-
turing COmpany's Writing Papers.
Warehouse No. e GzinOr ST,


100 ofthe above superior Papers now in store
and r sale the trade the lowest market prices
sislns 10 part Of
Fine thick Plat Caps l2, Il, Is and &c lbs blue and
white
superfne Medium Ind Demi Writings, blue and white
Extra super and superne Folio Posts blue and white,
pam and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papers plain and gilt.
snperfne and fine Bill Papers, tong and broad.
superfne and fine Counting House Caps and Posts,
blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters plain and ruled
5ie and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, gilt.
superfae Sermon Caps and Posts
Snperhne blue linen thin Letters
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, PLAIN and
Ia.ei.
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes
"Lawger's' Brief Papers
superfne and fine Caps and Posts, ruled and plain,
Tue and white various qualities and prices.
Also 1000 reams white and assorted Shoe Papers, Bon
Boards whRe and assorted Tissue, Tea, Wrapping,
E1veope assorted and blue Mediums, Cap wrappers,
Hardware Papers, &c.
Philadelphia June 30, lSi9-Gm