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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS.

BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS.
EvrAs CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER, uan any
~ 1wtol-sale or REAL Store ia New York. hand
No. zone assortment Of Lsdes' b Ys ald Misses Hats,
VA o. almost every sind, al YOUNGS, 50 Bo~erY
between Hesier and Grand cts is0 w.
O., FASHIDNABLE HATs.-Jus. finished lie
I'll most spendd art clio ever offered elegant French sR
Rals n, he low price OF So, usually sod At 81. Also
p srtlcs At G. % Neat Hats al g. BRO.H.
nl2i Ina l5s Cansl-rL one door from Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
NEW YOKh SUPREME COURT-Co
~ o.. 4Ntf. TUDHt- defendant

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT county Of Abany-sIu
~ nousIo jOH, THOMAS defendant: You are hereby
te complaint jacob reOn, plaintiff, Of whFh
copy hed tle Office n tie CLERK Of the cry and County o
Albany day of June and copy your
the of Albany within days
the s Of the day 0ser-e aud
ard defendant f, complaint hereby required, the
paintf VIII take judgment the d defendant Tor th1u
hunaDi thereon TIE fret day of
NAV, 1916. b.. lie costs iany. NAY 7. lri1
lei law6NF HARRIS NAN WORST. Plihs ATTY Albany City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
TRAVELLING.


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49, PANh--FOR RREsFS VIZ oSON-
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Sneeie vsrei ~ filv-e q reduced rs,es.
For rssfafe Or ffirht srrly 20
ieisi M0LLER a SAND. AFcpts. 50 sruss.vuy
n - NRw-YoRk AND CHARLEsroN
g. t s. EAMPACkEf LiNE-Ncp AyrsSrS
III eopse41eLcs " 10 Wi.adrspsl a
TIE fo here ION His the. re rsy1is- 4ayr for ~.
depsfiurr Of ne Steamship 6ClrHERNER CAM =
Berry, VII hereafter be - follows.
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Erissg, jane q, aitPH sgonssy, Juas ~
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yor feigt; apply OF b'soi, Al Pier No NossA River
iss SJ,ylE sPoFFORp TrLEsroN co Is scu,s-sl
49, UNITED Stairs MAiL LINZ
s.s2kss.kS sROa ChARLEsroN 70 HAVANA. VI
SAVANNAH AND KEY WEsT.-The splsap
die steamship ISABEL tc0 inns bDFcen lcommsndea5
CEpi william Holuns, viii commence her rsgals thps -
lniay, OcL T. and sail regularly ron Charleston . q
TO- BAvnra or he let ana ih Ofeerb NOAH and nom HI
vs1a 10 Chsrlesior on The Sth aud I'd.
From ChEfesion and Savannah 70 Havana ..........tN
from Chsrlesson ard savannah Key Wei
Tor further rr ricuisrs epply %
srC2soRn fILEsroNk 90. - soash~L
he Charleston, a. n. G, MORDECAL
Agents N hsvans, DRAKE sk0rAERs 4 CO.
fsfsengera leaving hsyana hy Ibis ship reach Sale
more by The land route the 6nh dAy or 5y meeting IN
steamers dortherner o. souiheraey, reach hsvfoh b
same tme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

IN PURSUANCE order OF tire Surrogate Of the County
New iork uouce HEREBY gwen TO e persons having cam
agaus HENRY Cru H. late Of e City Of New York, deceased q
with vouchers thereof The subscriber, AZ the Of
bee OF Mortimer De Mot NO l91 Broadway The City Of New
lOd before te nineteenth day II November neX-Date
New York, the sixteenth day Of MAY, 1880.
uyl7 in~tnF~ HENRIETTA CRUM. Adm.nistrstrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

DAGe, ROFkc, and al kinda Of papez mann a,euu.
hrcrs nafsTiss bought an sold on hbsra ,syrns ~
Az &AUHS rcRs'ckscs I4 snd in aooih-st -
ErOH sALB-One second hand Adams Power Prsos
II In good order, size OF plson 2fxS7 inchos
as II T. HOE CO . and 81 aoldSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

IN PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate OF the County Of
New York hereby gwen apeTsons havngclains
RICHARD WAYNE late ofhe City oNe" fo deceased 10 pre-
vouchers the subscriber her dence
No BTooue the City Of New York. before the third
Of September ustDafed New York the 18th day Of February
1880 mi lastmFl CHARLOTTE WAWSE. Adm stratrix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

j21nE> x4&Cepx 70 Hsrttord.--The rev and spssnasa
'.,..,oer NORTH AnERIcA, CAPT James Besbe, wtn
esye nom East River Steamboat Place Pecksip No.
dsys Wednesdays and Fridays, 81 0clock N rnasH
skeu " retueed phess FOR pssssge or ne'snr sgpys
board the steamer. m1S ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

TeURsUAKT TO ORDER Of e County Judge Of Redmond
County notice hereby gwen AT persons having CLAIMS against
he estate Of JOSEPH JOHNSON late OF the town # Norhaed,
IN the County Richmond deceased present the with the
vouchers thereof subscribers, the administrators Of DE De
ceased a the RESIDENCE Of D. johnson, Of said administrators,
m he town OF Mortified before me twentieth day Of August
nert-Dated Norhfed Richmond Co. FEB II, 1880.
IgRE4 ; i9P ;, s$j50aSsOS. Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

80 AT PRIVATE sALk-A tsrm eenIsinins s 9isn
40 acres of land, situated Al Laiungtown n7s a
s<-- Cove Lopg Island, with good huidinga As', "a
ARA. III land ip The immediate vicinity OF the above -
nearly opposite The land being in high sLate 81 For
vsoS upon which there IL beautiful building ~
Eau. ma further particulars apply 10 ANIHoSi j.
BLFFCKFR Aucuoneer, Brosd-sL. yeI1 ~
"a TO EXCHANGE FOR MEkCHANpiss I ~, Un
REAL ESTATE-A good farm Of 100 sees s ~ S,ors
49, on Greepburg Westchesler County, y H.es pSI
NeDrYork Wing Between Hudson River and hal9ln N@-
roads Excellent lard and well fenced AppyU NV
i0 ,sIi otrs ii L. BUSHNELL, ? Ferry-sl n. 1.
% TO LIT, OR FOR sALk-An &C. "a - eo9p-
10 three siory and attic house with basement - IA
sA tar ee lar IN Thirty secondst between Brosir al
Finh.av now finished and ready ior - P;. ~
a. .eSsIn mnroyeruents Price 5000. lnqulfeOi
"o CHAs T. PLATT, Liz BroAawsJ,
seio sws between ThirSy-second and InirIy-l---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

PURSUANCE order Of the sunogass Of the County Of
feN -. nose hereby gwen all persons having claims
sns' JEREMIAH BkOWEk, late Of the City Of New fork, Do
70 present the with vouchers thereof % the sub-crb-
- al NJ store Of William jacob No. MAIDEN Ane TIE City
80 on On Or before tbs Twenty day Of August Dsrt
~ NV tofsi ine ilih Gay Of februafy 1850
STEPHEN b. HOFFMAN,
~, ROBERT DUMOST, Executors.
h lerral+ MII.IIAs TAc6ps \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
o sTATK Loan Or hi. $500 0OO.-ra.

OCorm,ssoneu Of the Ohio Canal fund by virtue OF
oct Of be General Asseby Of he State OF Ohio passed
MACK Il 1850 hereby give notice that sealed proposals
49, a. -, ~. T,ssa Z IL i,snren.a - rs~.,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15
gTIRyELI.,s SAW MILL.

The new saw mill Of Mr.. Burnell, situated in
the lower part flown, is in a state ofrapid COM
plerion and viii be ready for business in about
three weeks. When finished it will be the mos,
complete establishment Of the kind in the west
err country, occupying an era Of from 60 to 10
fee, and including the engine room, three stories
in height. His machinery alone has cost him
from 5000 to $4,000. His engine room is in
the basement, which obviates the necessity Of
running the logs up to the second story to be
sawed and the boards down to the first story to
be delivered. The latter will be placed upon a
car and run out BY an inclined plane TO the yard.
He has two engines and power enough rot only
TO run the saw mill and the planning machine,
contemplated to be attached, but for any ad-
ditional machinery that il may be desired to
place in the second story. We wish him album
dant success and have no doubt be will roalize it.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

Mn. GAYS GREAT SPEECH The Ws.,ia,s..
Union speaks OF i, as ssnnqu.stonably III. III ,.
which MIR. Clay has delivered during The .ss..os
His expressions fell from his lips like Minefs. Dr.
the brain of Jupiter-fnii armedn In his sp.sch i
alluded to, and ridiculed the REASONABLE lecIs.o
OF Dir. Rhett, of South Carolina. MIR. Bsruw.i,5nt.
in explanation Of the character OF Mr.. Kh,it MA.
character, he said, was above reprosch. Mr.. Cs,ts
piled.
He did not intend 10 disparagc Mr. Rhett. H. Inc,
him and had some respect for him. But il bs la
made use OF the declarations imputed 10 him arm,
meeting IN Charleston, Ike was traitor ssnd [tets5
said Mr.. Clay, he will meet it'll the fate OF stm.
loud applause MIR. Clay hoped that the spnttmsf,
of disunion we're confined 10 south Caroilna The,
we're men in other States gallant as tie peo5t
South Carolina, and he would answer Tor ksBtqs.,
that thousands and tens of thousands OF her noble San
would rush 10 arms In support OF the STANDARD III
Union against the rebels.
MIR. Barnweli said there were two ends TO rev.,
A rebel might die honorably in def nee oil the i.s
He did not doubt the galiantry OF other Nsits, III
South Carolina would defend justice al the hsfnit
safety.
In the course of his speech, Mr.. Clay also psl
just tsibate TO Gen. Cass, hose life OF useut.tai
patriotism he revie we'd with great truth aud ters
ic effort 10 right the sentiments Of the grea! sor
west in regard TO the Wilmot proviso, was the etor
ing glory OF his life, and entitled him Justly to Il.
gratitude of the " hole country.
Mr.. Clay also showed that, in no event. eoull III
Mississippi river, the carrier of our Western po34
be other than common property OF this gloriors 4,
ion This 10 the practical view Of the question n
one which has been little thought over in hi. ra
debate.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

HARBoR AND RIVER Bill Among the items
OF appropriation in this bill We notice the follow
ing, in which the people in this portion Of the
West are interested -
For the improvement Of the Lpper and Louer
Rapids ofNe .ni.sissippi Irer, fifty thousand dol
lars.
For the survey OF the Mississippi river above
the Falls Of st. Anthony, for the purpose Of
ascerfainins what impro, ements (and the ex-
pense thereby can be made in the navigation at
Saut and Pike rapids. five thousand dollars.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

THE DEMoCRATIc HERALD. is the title Of
German paper Published in This place Ivy
Mr.. Jacobs, and issued from the Banner
office, the second number OF which made ,s
appearance yesterday. It's Typographical
appearance is neat and workmanike. Ed.
itorially, i, is in all probability well con
dncted, but our knowledge Of the language
requires furnishing before we could pass
an opinion upon that point.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

CaoLERA IN kEoKuK. The Register OF Thurs
day last says, eve learn from DIR. Halnes, who
has KEEP, reg s'er Of cases, that there have been
,hity-nine cases of cholera here thi. season.
these, tw enty -four terminated fatally. Twenty
SIX Of the thrty-nine had not resided in the city
six months, mos, Of them, indeed, had just afriy-
ed Ofthe citizens who were residing here last
season, twelve have been attacked with cholera
and six have died. We have had no deathsfrom
cholera since Sunday"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

A FEW years since Mr.. Samuel Lawrence, oil
Mass. stated that the successful manufacture OF
new fabrics 10 the amount of $40 ,OO0, 900 could
be introduced into this country. II was thought
impossible, whereupon Mr.. Lawrence started
some manufactures which have since been in
creased, until the little town, bearing his name,
that has sprung NJ around them numbers G0,ODO
inhabitants, and the $50 looms engaged in the
new manufacture OF wooden shawls alone, con-
sumo 4,OoO, 600 lbs Of wool: What can not en-
terprise and industry accomplish!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

TwELvErREE's WASHING COMPOUND TO try the
creduli,y Of mankind and thir susceptibility 10
humbng, All imposition called 7uelretree's Wash
ing Compound has been originated BY some de
Alvear or Mauriceau of New York, and is now
Palmed of upon the public as the greatest dis
covery Of the age at one Dollar each slip OF
directions. Ahead ofde Alycar's Goldometer this
humbag refers to some ofthe leading papers OF The
Union for its merits. That the good people in
this portion OF the West may not be deceived BY
their friends Of New York, who with an industry
worthy ola better cause, are continuaIl, ofigina-
ting something Of the kind for their especial bene-
fl, We refer them to the receipt for washing we
published some weeks since as Twelvettee's, in
which lime was the chief ingredient depended
upon in the cleansing process.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15
nocv ISLAND A. LAsALLE RAILROAD.

ROCK ISLAND g. LASALLE RAILROAD.
With pleasure We publish the following
letter from MIR. Morgan, Engineer q ne
above Road, which We find ia the last Rock
Island ADV. Now that tho preliminary
survey is finished, il is contemplated to
have Mr.. Morgan survey the different
pciuts on the Mississippi river, spoken OF
in connection with bridge, in order 70
prove the superiority Of this point to all
others -
Rock ISLAND, Aug. LIST, 1850.
Mr. Eduor:-Ihavc, at length, the satisfaction to in
form YOU the arrival OF our Engineering corps az
The Railroad from La Sale. The distance by Dover
when the line is revised will not exceed SOD m,es'
and will be about the same BY Indian Town. ime
grades being favorable and the cost OF constructions
as far at present able to judges SUCH as not 70
disappoint previous expectation--our time VIII now
for short period be employed in mapping and making
careful estimates Of the work, also in collecting sta
ts.ical information. am glad 70 md an increasing
interest in this important enterprise Is daily pecomhg
more apparent. II is by no means however conhned
to the people the route who are enthusiastic on the
subject but whilst the interest is becoming more m
tense in Peru, La Sale and Ottawa as well as IN the
villages Fox River, it ia also exciting degree OIL
attention Eastward, which was hardly expected SO
soon. The Michigan southern Railroad Co., have eX.
their of the high position, the La Sale
and Rock Island Railroad is likely to assume, and IN
New York. the Erie Railroad Co., has shown in most
do csive Manner that they believe this line VIII take
precedence The citizens of Rock Island and OF the
whole country around it. have every motive to st1mu
late them to exerton let the present favorable crisis
be suitably improved by the immediate ofganikauoh
OF the Company and all danger OF dihsrent location
for the great National horougharc will at once be Oh
Waited The facts our survey will deyeiope, must
prove decidedly the superior natural facilities Of our
route bnt the vast Importance of its general ecs
will. at the same time. before the public in a
form which cannot fail TO rouse every riva interest,".
trust therefore that the whole OF this community
will fully appreca the necessity oil the most prompt
and vigorous action, aud TO themselves the i'm
mense collateral advantages, as well as the direct
profits, winch are instparsbly connected with this
great work. Yours very Respectfully,
RICHARD =. MORGAN.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15
We freely endorse the following eScelen
scntimenis from the Dubuque Telegraph:
ADVISORY

scnimenis from the Dubuque Telegraph:
ADVISORY.
Now that the elections are over, ii is desirable
that every one should Danish from his mind, every
shade OF bitterness Of feeling he en,ertnins to-
wards his neigh Dor, that iscsused by difference
in political opinions. This feeling should not be
encouraged or it will arrive, in the course of time
at such point as will lead 10 the most disastrous
consequences. Every one should feel that the
happiness and prosperity of the country are the
ends aimed at, by either If the great parties OF
the country, but the difference between them
consists in the means by which TO reach those
ends. Charity should be extended to our foes.
by our believing tina, they intend 10 do right, bul
that they err in the course they are pursuing 10
secure that which lie right. Let us all bury our
nni,nositcs, If We feel any, and if we succeed,
quietly congratulate ourselves upon the great
good we have rendered the country and the in
creased probabil i,es Of the ultimate success OF
the great principles for " hch we are battling; hu,
if we are defeated, let us not be discouraged but
rather solemnly warn our neghbors Of the errors
they have fallen into, and whe gain an election
occurs, go boldly forth like free men, and with
ont fear or favor vote for the true n,ere SITS Of the
country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

AMONG the recent distinguished arrivals 10 Eng
land we notice that Of the celebrated Kohl moor
diamond, which weighs 279 carats and is estima-
ted TO be worth two millions sterling. II passes
into the possession Of England in virtue Of cob.
quest and sovereignty.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

FRuIT.-In Ohio the peach trees are literally
breaking down with the abundance OF Fruit
Apples are nearly as plenty. A friend informs
Us that fruit culturist had been offered 5000
for the proceeds of his peach orchard it being the
frst year Of its bearing. The offer was refused
as he anticipated larger profit in running them
TO Cincinnati.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

DEATH OF COMMODORE JosEs.-Tae Galena
Gasette of yesterday says, that "this distinguish.
ed officer died at Philadelphia, few days since
He was native of Delaware, and was one of the
number who, in the war Of 1912, contributed to
establish the naval renown Of our country. He
fought in the Wasp one Of the boodie.t naval
battles in our history, and captured IN As minutes
the British brig of war FroIic of superior force,
and under circumstances highly unfayorable to
success. He stood nearly at the head OF the post
captains, Commodores Barren and Stewart only
taking precedence
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

DRowarp,--A boy by the name Of bl'ei In. hi
knocked overheard by the sail ola ooa' ., u NJ
yue, on the 2nd inst and was drowned
Stokes, the manager OF the circus, inc .su ,,,]
the time, jumped into the river 10 me w.
caught hold oil the boy, and swan win li', n,
fifteen minutes, but unable 10 reach 'as M
was obliged to lie, him 60 to save himself M
picked up by the boat entirely exhausted
citizens speak in high terms OF the cem ~ ID
conduct OF Mr.. Stokes. The body o. w
had not been recovered al the last ae n.s
Jackson Co Def'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

HlLpkEIH's HARDWARE s1oRE.-Among III.
additions, not the least, 10 our town The present
summer, we notice The Hardware establishment
Of Mr. fii'dretb, recently opened in the lie Claire
House. He has a fine stock, adapted to the
wants OF the builder, the citizen and The farmer.
oil Of whom will doubtless give him call, but
10 see how nicely be has every thing arranged.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

ANoSG the strangers in Buffalo are two Nesto-
Iian Christians from Mount Lebanon. They are
soliciting aid for their oppressed brethren. They
dress in costume, black and scarlet and wear
urbans.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15
MISSOURI ELECTION.

The result, of the election last week in Mis-
SOUR is mos. glorious for the Wings. The re-
turns for the Legislature show 43 Wings, and
but is Benton and II snti-Benion candidates
elected. OF the FIVE members OF Congress, three
sfull-blooded' Wings are known to be elected
and The other two are supposed elected.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

YouTH's CABINET MAGAzlNs-This is such an
excellent periodical for youth ,ha, our little ones
complain grevousy asi,s non-appearance. Tae
August number, filled with its usual entertain
ing and instructive articles and appropriate EN-
bellishments, reminds Us that neither the May,
Mr.. Woodwork will please send them along.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL JouRSAL.-WArER
GORE JoURSAL.-These journals are both issued
from the publishing house ofthe Messrs. Fowlers,
N. T., at &l,O per annum number Of ex-
cellen' scientific articles. upon other subjects
than those to which their names would imply
they are devoted, enrich the pages Of these
periodicals and add intrnsicaIly to their value.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15

NEw Posr OrFIcE.-A post Office has been es-
tablished at Aliens Grove in th s county and Mr..
Geo. Frederick appointed Postmaster. The mail
will be carried weekly beginning with the present
week. An Office has been needed for long time
in this ihickly settled Grove, and we are pleased
that The Department has al length established one
there.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-15
IOWA MEDICAL COLLEGE.

We have received copy Of tue annual GAIA
iorue and circular Of the college Of Physicians
and Surgeons of the Iowa University" located Of
keoLuk. from which we ascertain that the total
number Of students, during the location OF the In
s,,ution al this place, was 81, oil whom 10 rece'v-
ed the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine at the Com
mencements in February and June last The
faculty now consists Of CHANDLER B. CHAPMAN,
NJ. D., Prof. Anatomy and President OF Faculty
Jxo. +. SANFORD. NJ. y, Prof. Surgery and Dean.
SAMUEL G. AENoa, nj. D., Prof Physiology,
Pathology and Clinical Medicine. D. l.. Mp
GusY, M. D, Prof. Theory and Practice OF
Medicine. Nichols HARD, NJ. D., Prof. Mate
ria Medica and Therapeutics. 4. S HupsoS,
NJ. n, Prof. Obstetrics and diseases OF Women
and Children. HENRY NJ. MATHEWS, NJ. d.,
Prof. Chemistry and Pharmacy. J. c. HUGHES,
NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy. The next SEES.
sion will commence first Monday in November
ProIs. Sanford and Amor, Of the above lnsti-
tuition, have issued prospectus for monthly
publica ion 10 be entitled the sWestern Medico-
Chirurgical Journal" II will contain "a pages,
octave. and be furnished at $500 per annum.