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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23
later from Europe.

New York. May II, p. NJ i fin in the Con-
tier X Enquirer few items of interest made
up IN Liverpool to t. Latest moment.
Al London Couso!s drciln-d per cent, caus-
ed IL Is supposed bv junction between the Aus
tri and Russian Cabinets.
The great National f,tc by France passed of
admirably. There was not the slightest Gi~tur-
hancr, hut a FEW cries of Nis- Ia Rrpnbnqnr
raised by th,. people. The President was great
" eilrer-l with loud cri-s of Vive t., Napoleon.
The Government reports the necessity of re-
forming the prison tiI>ci l,iIDt.
Austria aud Sardinia are ;ibnnt signing n Of
frnsiv- AMI defensive Treaty. Strtiuia viii pay
$1,000 600 francs to Austria s. Ao Viii cvacuatr
Alexandria.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

Political Chart Of Indiana.-We are
indebted to Mr.. Isaac Smith Of Indianap-
oils for a copy Of his corrected and revised
political chart of the State Of Indiana. II
contains an outline map of the counties
Of the State, with the vote given for the
respective candidates for president at the
late election--a list Of all who have been
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress from this State-officers Of State &c.
and much other statistical Information
done up in convenient form.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

Springfield and Colum bus Railroads.
The citizens of Springfield. Ohio. have
determined by vote of SO, TO 40 in ia
vor of the town auth >rities subscribing
$4,000 to the capital stock Of said road.
The rouet proposed is perhaps the most
eligible in the United States. and il is con-
iden,ly expected that portions OF it will
be put under contract this season.
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For the Richmond Palladium.
The Orphan Girl at her Fathers
Grave.

~sssS\'
Dear father. by thy little mound
Again, III tears | kneeI,
Where violet- deck the vrrdant ground,
And o,iors DER me steal.
Oh. do-t thou know, lost flitler dear,
Thy child. berravcd, is lnerling here.
Stilled are he throhbngs Of thy breast,
In silent, drealnrss s.erp-
Father, know thou art at rest,
While here | sadly weep
Oh father. bill thy daughter come,
To dwell with thee, III thy bright homo.
one. beheii a bitter tear
Discerning from thue eye,
As if some vapor, dark AMI drear.
O'erspr-aj thy summer sky;
But father. on that bIs>fil shore,
Tears dim thy iustrous eyes more
When rIck-d with oe ami pain,
But in tina, hlissfuN home, on high,
Thou n-'er wilt sigh again.
There grief's dark teinprsts never blow,
Nor tears, from eyes immortal flow.
AMI may thy daughter dwell with thee.
Secure f-om every blast,
Thro' bounil-ss, deep eternity,
When lf-'s dark storms are pas,7
This prayer. in tears, husn5ly crave,
While kuee'iug. father, Oh thy grave.
L. D. T
Newport. Ind, May ID. 1543
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23
ST. Louis. Nav 18Th. p. II

Our CITY was visited last night By the
most destructive fire that ever occurred
in the West. The principal Banking
Houses. Insurance Offices. and most ey
tensiva business houses are destroyed
aud ii IS utterly impossible to form any
estimate OF the loss.
About Q O'Clock las, night the Steamer
St Cloud. LAYING atthe head Il the Levee
took fire. anil the fumes were soon COM
municated 10 the Edward b ties The
mornings OF the latter were burned. aud
the boat floatpl down the river. setting
fire to such boats as ~ere unable 10 get
out: but strong wind prevailing. the
whole levee was cnveloPel in flames
The following boats, with cargoes. were
totally destroyed:
White Ciou /. Edward Bates. Belle Isle.
Taclioni. Roreas No. 3 American Ea-le.
Sarah. K;t Carson. Montank Tlmolr,
Acadia Mama.uke. Prairie State Endora.
St. Peters. Red Wing. Alexander IIamil-
ton. Martha. Eliza Stewart. Nandan
Gen. Brooke Brobeck Also, number
Of barres and wood boats.
The heat from the burning boats which
was most intense fired the stores along
the Levee commencing at the Lowest
street and in the heart Of business from
Locust street for three quarter, or a mile
down the Levee. and extending back Il
Second Street. Nearly every building in
this line is in ruins. To give particular:
at This time is impossible.
The Republican Office with It's exten
sive materials and Machinery was de
s'royed. The new Era. Organ. Rereiilt
and tnzeiger eles Westens Offices sharec
the same fate. some of them saving I
greater portion Of fhe material.
The Telegraph Office. the BANKING
Houses Of Benois,. J. J. Anderson. Pres
burCh & Co. Clark & Brothers Nesbi
& CO.. and E. P. lesson, were al de
/; 5troyed; the vaults. however are supposed
. =, he safe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

"With news the times in labor, and throws forth
Each minute sons"
@To be-sure it does.-and while we
are ,vping this fact. our old friend BASIL
BRGGHrwELL. is receiving and opening an
additional supply Of New Goops: Hats.
Parasols. Umbrellas. Cloths. Ca!icoe<.
Boots. Shoes. &c. &c. The ladies'. can
not fail 10 suit themselves in the purchase
of any thing they may desire. whether
they are married OF single; and we viii
here hint that he can ard does sell his
Goods cheap. Push in. every body. a,
No. Is, and Judge for yourselves.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

GIVE neglected. las, week, 10 return
thanks for the liberal ra,ions of excellent
cake, which accompanied the marriage Of
Mr. Geo E. Wallace, to Miss Eliza ].
Ford. IT'S never too late 10 be grateful.
and we hope the above pair, in drinking
from the perpetual fountain Of domestic
sweets may feel as well satisfied as the
the printers did after Teasing on the luxu-
ries sent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

A FRENCH NEwSPAPER.-Few persons
have anv correct idea of some of tn,
European newspaper establishments. The
Presse. newspaper in Paris. has 20 600
subscribers. 1t has 90 editors. 90 clerks
90 pIessmen and assistants, 90 porters, Cd
folders and 500 carriers
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

MARRIEp.-In Cincinnati, on Thursday even
ing. May Eth BY the Rev. Mr.. Gillespie. EDwlv
R. CAMPBELL, ESQ. E 'itor of the Daily Dispatch.
to Miss SARAH J.xE WRIGHT. dausn;e, of John
j. Wright, Esq. all Of that city.
1--WE always thought friend Eo- vas near
right as man could well De; bot The above cir
cumstance proves that he is still n<crer WRIGHT
than we supposed. May his s'eao~ naver
gov .essi''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

GIVE are indebi to Hon. c. B. Smith, for
valuable public documents. for which he has eur
thanks.
rMai. VIM. Youse has been appointed Post
Master ut Brownsville, in Union county, in the
place of Henry Rider, removed.
NrrxEes.-The nutmeg tree Aourishes in
Singapore, near the equator.-Clereland Tines.
Il dourishes in Connecticut also, though il il
commonly esl!ed white ok thep Bed. TiMts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23
Jenna.

Six-rrn hundred wounded were broug ll. ii
the 30th Of \ prli.
The ss"c. al Concrn HIS been raised
The Hungarian dictator has been Installed AZ
P-sih, he has proc ,i.n"i tl- in.irpe nT-nce Of
Hungary The Hung ,rian cause Is caI.y gam
ing ground.
I4J.ooo Russians will enter Austria in four
columns.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

In the burn; districts were the mos, ex.
tsnsirc business houses, with a large
amount of stocks On hand, very little Of
which were saved
The loss j. estimated at five millions.
but how much of this is covered by insu-
rance, il is impossible 10 say.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

CHOLERA.-AIready have rumors gone forth
that cases of Cholara have occurred in tins place
1t is destitute Of truth that it seems almost
unnecessary to contradict it. Nothing of the
kind has occurred in the pl ce. and citz-us
are in the enjoyment of their general good he lth
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

Steamboat Snnk.-The Steamer EN-.
pire was run into on the night Of the 17,h
inst by a schooner near Newburg. on the
lake. and sunk TO the promenade deck.
From go to so lives are suppose to have
been lost.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

6TThe old Calf House in Cincinnati.
for many years conducted by Billy Marsh
has been vacated, and the proprietor gone
into private life. The building is to be
fitted up for store rooms.
~The gentlemen of the press appear
to be enamored with the gold dollar coin
which has just made its appearance from
the mint a, Philadelphia. II is less than
1. five cent piece. They will be received
1t par on subscription to the Palladium
tJFatler Mathew is expected to ar
rive in New York about the 9TH OF June.
rThomas Corwin has consented to
deliver the address Of the State Agricultu-
raj Fair, at Cincinnati in September next.
cvThe Wings Of the 9th District have
nominated Williamson Wright Of Lo-
gasport as their candidate for Congress.
N~Col. 10 Robinson Of Decatur coun.
" has been nomin ated in the Dis,ric,
Immediately south Of US.
GrGcn. Scott has been ordered to re-
sumo command Of the Army; head quar-
.ers OF the eastern division New York, and
OF the western a, Cincinnati.
rrThere was fire at Waterton N.
Y. on tho 18th instant DESTROYING proper
" to the amount Of $500. 600. Of which
$4,000 is covered BY insurance.
ntThe Coroncr's jury returned YER
dict justfing the firing upon the mob in
New York ut the late disgraccful riot in
that city.
CIV. NJ. Dunn Of Madison has
been nominated as the Wing candidate
for Congress in the end district.
CTR. N. Carnan has been appointed
Receiver Of public moneys at vincennes.
in this State.
@J.. c. Clark Register Of the Land
Office II the same place.
~The defalcation Of Scott. late Navy
agent at Washington is set down at $780,
600. He has held the office about IA
years. Unfortunate speculation is said
70 be the cause Of the defalcation.
CT John Beard has been appointed re-
ceiver Of public moneys ut Crawfords-
vile. in this State.
G|Capt. Howard, whose wife was late
" tried in the city Of Cincinnati for the
murder Of Mrs. Smith. has been engaged
in q recent fracas at st. Louis. He had a
personal rencounter with a man by the
name Of freeman, and shot him. which
caused his death the mex, day. Howard
surrendered himself to the officers. was
tried and acquitted on the ground thai
no acted only in self defence.
0ArIt is said that information has beer
received at Washington of preliminar,
arrangements. which are in progress. te
form q Government in California. which
viii be contaminated before the mex
Congress.
JMrs. Howard has been taken ,e
tho insane Asylum At Columbus.
@Rcv. James Conwell, Of Laurel
died suddenly Of apop!cxy a few day.
since.
&C. F. Clarkson, editor of the Brook
vile American was married on the lOl
inst Miss Elizabeth Cplescoit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23
NOTICE..

The Rev II. J DU RBlN. Agent Of the Amer
Bible Society, for the Southern part OF Iu-
..iana, " ali Uriivrr Il discourse ihr SUBJECT OF
his Agency, next Sabbath, IA the Presby t-ri,u
e. huruI at / .'euck, u. m. and in the Metho-
list Episr opal Church ut : J o'clock n. IN. Tho
public are generally invited To attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

Fire in Franslin-The village Of
Franklin. in Johnson county. was visited
by destructive fire on Friday morning
last. The Court House and eight other
buildings were destroyed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

Grin the tenth line from bottom. in the
communication from .Junius. on 4,h page.
..formaly" should be '..formerly." Our
correspondent is getting critical and
vel! have to be more particular in future.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

"Fatirr, wha, do they mean by raising tn ing=
in hot houses7' Why my dear boy, you are
being raised in a hot oase, too not 10 hold me
some times" the mother seized broom stick
but the man made tracks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

A young prating lawyer one day Boosting TO
facet ious counsellor that he had received five
and twenty guineas for speaking in certain
cause. "Ani L. said tll- counsellor. .'receivei
double tina, sum for holding my tongue ia the
same Cause
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

LOVE SURGICAL gNsTRC NEvfS.. -
Pocket Cases of different sizes; Tossh
Keys Of various stzes and qualities; Ste telescopes;
Spring, Thumb snd Gum Lancefs: Tooth For.
cops and Files; Cupping Classes: Breast P'pes
with Gum Einstic Bags: Nipple Shells ssd
Shields; Cathetev, Gum Elastic and SILVER. and
all kinds Of Trusses, and Supporters; 70 b had
~ DR.. How~ll's Ding Store. No rs Ms'u ssseee
NAV "a 1919 TIL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

lii. undersigned wishes TO sell . valu sble
FIGURING Mil. with three ran OF Burs, ma
chin-rs entirely new and III g"oi repair. WITH
@oi,l- buildings aud forty acrss of land aiiach~ds
sI,n,t,. On tir-ens Fork. thre- miles below Nj-
ton, w u ue County. Indiana, and near the !" h'te
* alter Canal. winch viii be sold reasonable -
For information ,ppIs to ). Canmack near the
premises or =. Ho!lingsworth. near CemtefvIlls
! s.iJ county.
SAMUEL. CiNHACK-
NATHAN uDILINGSW0RTH.
Eaton Kegi-t-r, Hamilton Ioietiig-ncer, and
Dayton Journal, copy for months, and charge
thus offi--.
May y. $40. 22-3ms
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

SrxGt-t.R FAr.LfTr.-We learn from tn.
Tazao Democrat, that the '.Short Creek
roti.' about two miles from Eazoo city, a
number Of persons. I'll inmates OF one hous-
,ti-t with the cholera within few DAYS Of -ach
nli---.h~ father. WHOSE name was " IN. b Spell,
died on Non iay--a son, about p years of ag-.
di"t on Tnes tay morning-Irs. Spell died
T"-edav ~v"ning-a daughter. ahou, - wars
old. died on 'h- dav alsn dii three other
vonng chii3r-n-uakIBg eight p-r-oits who died
between Sa'Hrd'v morning and Tuesday night
The iiln-s= iu most lasted only e. " hours
Every inmate Of The house was swept away b.
the scourge.
SUDDEN DEATH--We learn from the
Wilmington {D-l.) Journal tina, Ex-Gov
VIM b. Cooper. 81 that State. died sud
denly at his residence near Laural on the
eth Of April.
fr-Tha cholera has al length disap.
peared from G!a<go. The cos, TO the CITY
for sanitary arrangements during the prev.
alence OF the disease. was 100000.
fop IS like a cinnamon tree-,he bark
IS worth more than the body
RcwaRD OF MERIT-.Sam.' said one
little urchin TO another. yesterday, Sam
does your schooimas;er ever give you any
rewards OF merritt
i s'pose he Does was the rejoiner; n.
gives me lickin' regularly every day
and save merit two''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

HORACE GREELEY.--rhe distin ouished
editor Of the ~ Y Tribune spent last
week in the Queen city Of the West He
came out for the purpose of attending the
meeting of the National Division of the
Sons Of Temperance. On Wednesday
evening he delivered an address on Tenn
perance at the Melodeon Hall to crowded
audience. On Thursday evening he ad-
dressed much larger audience at the
Soule chapel. His remarks were address
ed principally to the young men. and re-
ferred to other vices than the drinking of
Spirituous liquors. particularly the smok-
ing and chewing Of tobacco. On Friday
evening he lectured in the Universalist
Church on the Reform movements of the
day. including Land Reform. the Treat
ment Of Criminals and -Out Casts, and the
reorganization of Society. Mr.. Greeley
is now on a visit 10 Mr.. Clay a, Ashland
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23
Important from EarrIcIs.

By an arrival Al this place we have late alTi-
ces from Caracas, which state that great eN-
Cittfn"ut prevailed there III consequence OF thr
resgndtIon OF MoneGds, and I was pr"5hthe t:Ir
Government would be overli.fu.. y, M NJ ouvg IS
prociaiincd Dictator
All the prisoners captured il the late War,
iHc IuJing two sons of Gen. Pace, have been
iri:-rsi.
From New Grenada we learn that Lapez was
sun s,ciin.s President a evoiutiou was
IN -ittriiV cApecfrd.
Several Thousand men. including many Amer
leans, were preparing to attack Blcola, strong
hoid OF the Indians.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23
Tremendous Fire at St Louis.
Steamboats, Burnt.

Eth. pr.nri, ~ Bu.iu,s~ :Io!>e- III t>;irr
..La,gr S'oc. Il t:No l. g.n--.-. pub
lican,' ..i:eyaiiIe'' an . brg M . .i,ce~
DESTROYED ...l.uss estimated at $1,000.
O.S1.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

0TWe are authorized TO announce JESSE r.
SIDDALL rs candidate for Probate Judge in
the place Of q. w. Whitman. resigned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

Rlcnnoap MARkEv, May 90. l313.

Meet every Saturday evening at their Hall in
the Morrison Building, at curly c1nole-hghiing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

tHAoxOFoRa "a supply Of this Great
~ thoiera Remedy. Just received and for ssio
at DR.. io&-ii'- Drug Store, No. 10 Main street
Nay %, lsi9 -u
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F or 8 a l e

For Sale.
'y<HE undersigned offers for sale valuable
. Tract Of Land. containing 100 acres. with
about ninety act under ctiiuynr iyiag n,ar
the White " at~r Valley Csn,i three miles be-
low Milton in Waynr County, Indiana
SAMUEL CAMMACX.
Ma ~ l1l1 22-3ne
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

fI1f any one Of our subscribers in the city
fail to receive their paper regularly they will
fer favor by informing US Of il Immediately.
u We hav. received letter from New
Castle giving an account OF our neighbours visit
10 that place: but We do not regard either his
pc rsonal appeal or man ers worthy Of news
paper notoriety. For
"Fools will he fools. say what Won will,
And rascals will be rascals slil."
Hence our frie nd will excuse the non appearance
Of his communication.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

4 AsGr: >,ZE GL as FOR PitrC RS,~,
from q By IS inches down TO the email
sizes. Of the very best brand. just received and
Tor sale q, DIR. HoweIis Drug Store. No. Is
Msin street.
N4y -. 1919. 22-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

Wheat, ODE II bu. FlaAseed, GJ110c v bu-
Corn new 2J122. Oats. lsh02D.
Apples ,dr,rdl .,Dc. Flour. T00ibs) SITS.
Batter. IUc l., 10. :" u b,rr-iI $500.
Lard, to y Id. Eggs, i15c u aox.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

ItlsyOR OIg. CAP>CLs.~..- Thss 10 . new
I and pheasant way Of taxing iiis very ciss-
greabl- nse4lcin-. the Castor Oi bring neatly
Done up IN the Capsall 50 AZ 10 p~vent its b-ing
tasted Call and get some al DR.. Hewelrs Drug
Sio--, No. rs Nsin street
May 90. 1913 22-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

MErERoLoGiC Al. REGISTER.
For TIE refk ending May 70. 1919 Kess ct
"a!"ai Has. :. miles ". E Of Richmond. L.
LAT $50 so n. Love - 52'w
tFor The Palla..ium BY Wv W AusIIxA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

Newport. Ind, May ID. I543.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

A"e oUoSTW0tCTt01 6teettoU.-
Ina, the candidates offhe respective parties
are in the field it would he weli-it is the
lutyof every voter in the State to exmaine
we'll the claims of the several aspirants for
the honorable and responsible station Of
governor We shall from time to time,
previous to the election. present some
Of the past political course
OF J 4. Wright the loco candidate.
Mr.. Wright was elected to congress in
there he voted for the admission Of Florida
into the Union. not only tolerating slavery.
but with provision in her constitution
FOREVER prohibiting the legislature OF
that State to pass any law for the purpose
maumi,,ing slaves No, content that tine
institution should be protected
now. but the legislature for all lime 10
come should be manac!ed and their mouths
sealed in regard to the freedom of the
slaves held by their constituents. And
yet he asks free people for their sutira-
ges!
During the same Congress he voted for
the passage Of the following resolutions:
'ResoIred, That all efforts of the Abo-
litonisis and others made TO induce Con-
gress TO interfere with questions Of slavery.
or 10 take inciPient steps in relation there
to. are calculated 10 lead 10 the most alarm
ing and dangerous consequences; and
that all such efforts have an inevitable ten
dency to diminish the happiness of the
people. and endanger the stability and
permanency Of the Union, and ought not
TO be countenanced by any friend of our
political institutions.''
We have the official journal before US
and refer the reader TO page 1890. ITO
interfere with questions Of slavery is zeal
culated to lead TO the most dangerous
consequence" is it! And no friend OF
our political institutions should be
'countenanced" in taking any ..ncipient
steps, relative to that measure which has
b!ighted if not cursed every people and
nation upon which it has fallen. Every
man who woul! take ..incipient steps, TO
proven: the extension Of slavery upon soil
now free is traitor to our political inst-
tuions! This is virtually the position OF
Joseph A. Wright Will he dare avow
such sentiments now! 1t is but short
time since he uttered them. and has he
ever taken them back! Without a recan-
tation Of such sentiments will the honest
democracy Of old Wayne vote for him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

The tree is known by its fruit" The
only exception to this is the dog rood which
is known bv its bark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
nEpiChL DEPARTMENT OF
Eaassaydcaa Sidney College,

KICf.HU-N IL, 11
fg,uE twelfth annual coir>- Gf Lectures IA this lnst
i tuition will commence on Monday, October 2ad
Is % ANA continue unlil the middle al March
T. L. ron AMMAN, II. H., Prot. oil Obstetrics and III
seasrs of Women and Children.
L. " cHaMBERLhYNE, 81 D., Prof. Of MateIia
Meiica aud Therapeutic.
$ MAuPiS N. D., Prof. Of Chemistry and fh1r-
macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, VI. D., Prof of S!rsery
and surgical Anatomy.
CAGTERP JOHNSON, VI. d Prof OF Anatomy aud
DAVID H. TUCKER, N. d, ProI. oi Theory aud
Practice IT Medicine.
4. T.. PETIC0LAS, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anato
my
The Museum Apparatus and Illustrations l"r The de
monstrutor departments have recently received III any
additions, aEd aye very complete TIE iiciii:rs
for Practical Anatomy 1tr ut-lfptss'd. Ihr ilhitdi
AL yaulers are fully Commensurate Wh thr wants ui
the student aud especially valuable 10 those preparing
ufaciicr Al the south Einiaal LECTURES are gwen
/. zee a wrrh ~ lir Coi!.e lE.i.mary, (Which !, IL
Immediate coni.uiy wItn The College,. AMI once
wreh IN The Richmond Aims HOUSE In these ln>iHi-
llnnS The diseases ACQUIRING IN Southern practice are
me- IN; aud Iii. siira. has the most eligible npfaT
fuait,e. q, Incoming acquainted wan Their type inh
treatment. The Frequency at Surgical operations rlnfr
thr class together with the faclitle- icf witnessing
the treatment uf surgical cases renders this one al e
best schools oi Pfac'irdl surgery.
Gn.u.rs -aiatrculatun 80. Tickets of the Pfoira
Board including fuel! ights, aud servants attendance,
may be- obtained at sai 10 Sia per week
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