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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18


ON and after Monday, October l4th, PAS
~ SENGER TRAINS will leave LEWIS
TOWN daily as follows:
FAST PASSENGER TRAIN.
Eastward at / o'clock 80 minutes p. N.
Westward at o'clock 46 minutes P. NJ.
SLOW PASSENGER TRAIN.
Eastward at 2 o'clock II minutes A. M.
Westward at o'clock 81 minutes A. NJ
WAY PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAIN.
Eastward at IL o'clock IL minutes p M.
Westward at I2 O'Clock IL minutes P. Al,
0T Passengers going to or from Perryvllle
Mexico, Thompsontown, Newport and Rock
vile east of this, and Anderson's. Newtos
Hamilton Mount Union. Mspleton, Mill Greek.
Petersburg. Tyrone and Fostoria west, mus
take the slow passenger or way train. Fast
passenger train s0iH NOT Stop hereafter at these
stations.
Passengers must secure tickets before en-
tering the cars. Tickets for all stations sold
by the agent.
We are prepared to receive and forward
F r E q Fl r of all kinds-also LIVE
STOCK, daily, except Sunday, at the usual
rates.
Fare 10 Philddelphia S. 90.
JAS. MiLLIKEN, Jr. Agent
Lewistown, Oct Is, ls50-tf.
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Hon. John A. Collier has been appointed Dis
trict Judge at San Francisco, and Hon. Thomas
Butler King Collector at the same place. Both
gentlemen have accepted,
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- The majority for tire Amendment TO
the Constitution will be from 90 TO 40, 900.
The majority for the locosoco State ticket
will reach II to $1,000.
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V We kept back our paper last week
for the official returns, and this week we
issue it somewhat earlier than usual, in
tending to make flying visit to the good
folks at Hollidaysburg to-day.
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Dissolution of Partnership

rNIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ev..,;.
IL under the firm Of MYERS & TROXFlI'ITFs
IN the Tanning Business, has this day IT, ~
dissolved BY mutual consent of the psr,;ea Ds'a
Al persons having claims against the abor-
firm Will please call on either Of the ,ar' aoV'e
Tor settlement. and all persons indebted - ,t
said firm viii please call on either of tho ~"
and pay their respective accounts be,roPo Po'Ie'
and the first day Of January, 1851, -" ''i''
SAM'L MYERS.
M'Eeyiown. Oct 9, (l72 ls5O 3l+
n. H. = The Tanning Business will baro,to.
be carried on by Horning & Myers, at tho oJ
stand in MVeytown. '''o Ou
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BALTIMORE, Octs,ber l5 1870

FLouR-We note sales to-day of 400 bbls.
Howard street flour at $4,68a, on time, with
interest added; and 800 bbs. at S4 62s, cash.
GRAIS-Wheat 10 in moderate supply
Sales Of inferior TO good reds at e0a95 cts, aud
OF good to prime at 95al00 cts Sales also of
white at lOQall0 cts. and family -four white
at ll0all5 cents. Sales of Corn at 6l cts for
white, apl 62a63 Cts for yellow. Oats sold
to-day at 30a37 cts, according 10 qaany.'
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7 Il G AZ E TT b.
LEWIST0WN, Pa.
FRIDAY EVENING, October rs, 1850. i
TER.m S
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM,
For six months, IS cents.
~ ADVANCE.

Is-All NEW subscriptions must be paid IN
eavance Jr the paper IS continued, and not
raid withln the first month, 81 % will be charg
ed If not paid in three months, $780, if not
paid in six months. sl.75 and if not paid in
nine months, $500.
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JENNY LIND

OR HER DiGTERREOTFPE FROM Llgp
TAN be seen by calling at DEWEY O.,
" LERY, over Mr. ALIENS Drna SAL'
Market street, and while there Won -, 1so,e' ~,
good DagaerreoiyPe of yourself for a sa
warranted no counterfeit. ana
OF Gail and see JENNY and our .,..
mems. as "e will remain bat few days 'p''i-
Hours from : 10 ). oc,Ioo.
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~ Root, the dagueHeotypist, purchased
the FIST tiehot to Jenny Lind first concert
Philadelphia for EUS0e
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THE MARKETS.
pHLADrLpHIA. October Is, 1850.

The Lewistown Mills are paying s0as5 cents
for good wheat.
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n5-The steamer America arrived at Halifax
on Tuesday with one weeks later intelligence,
but the news is unimportant. The Holstciners
have recommended operations sgainstthe Danes,
and gained some trihing advantages. Cotton
was without much animation, and wheat and
-four had declined slightly.
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WaiIIs,s H Natures Tlntlup..

1t is mailable at a low rate, and gives explicit
directions, by which even persons unable e
draw, can by The aid Of reflected light, produce The
most splendid limitations of Marble Statuary
Painted and Stained Glass, Birds, Fruit and
Flowers, in pure white Or the most delicate
tints. 1t is not only an untiring pastime but i,
applicable to an immense variety Of Useful and
Ornamental purposes, SO easily accomplished
that failure is impossible Price 25 cents. or 80
cents with handsome finished specimen inclp.
ded. For sale by WILSON & co, IS Spruce
street, New York. octIs
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SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL
N IlflIseIMenf for the Nillion

NOW Published, at a price suited to all :,
" noSei and beautiful invention, adapted f..
either sex, young and old, emitted ~
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Carpetings, Floor and Oil Cloths
PENNSYLVANIA ttss.,a9asd tts. and s.aoa.e3 G!as,s .

FssFsza5sEssEsE l=S-=-ssos.s6s=s faf1A fiEe siioEe
l-rR sss---EEis=ylzr --E5s=ylzr
The organizer., 1850-04-20
SINGLE OOPIEs TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PROSPECTUS
or THE 26TFk voLUhGG.

The Twenty-Fifih Volume Of the DEM-
ocRATic REVIEW proceeds. to its readers
under different auspices from those which
have smiled upon. ITS progress hitherto.
New arrangements have become pecessa-
nv, internally, as well as renewed exer-
tions to prorAote It's welfare externally.
The unforthdsis divisions Of the party
have resulted in q reverse more Severe
than any that has been experienced for
many terms. The outgoing administra-
tion leaves the country 10 every position
politically, territonalIy; commercially,
and financially, more renowned, more
extended, more prosperous, and IN higher
credit than il had ever before attained.
The prosperity which prevades the coan~
try, and the glory that surrounds its flag
and mainly. il not intTely, due 10 those
sound principals clearly recognized by an
American public, and carried to their full
ilment through 10 the steady loyalty O
the Democratic Party.
That schisms have been created by de-
signing men, as dangerous TO party, ,,asesp-
dency as to national welfare, aiiads adj
lional reasons for more rigorous. exertions,
the cultivation Of a spirit Of forbearance,
and that selfsacrifcing patriotism which
has for so long period been disting-
uished feature Of Democracy. For what
ever Of evil may spring from federal
ascendency, those. who defeated the Dem
ocratic party by heartless disertion III its
hour Of trial must be held accountable; (;
and we doubt not that November, 1852,
will witness retributioh that will be more
terrible to false friends than TO open foes.
The accustomed features of the Review
will be continued, including, Portraits and
Biographies of distinguished Democrats
men whose patriotic principals and steadi-
ness Of purpose have won the confidence
Of the people.
We have TO remind ou7 readers that the
low terms on which we 6irnsh the Re-
view makes it indispensable shat the pay1
menl Of the subscriptions shoJld be IN
ADVANCE and that the Expenditures in,
Cured to improve the work can be met
only by the prompt remittance of sub
scription.
n. BAH communications will hereai-
ter be addressed to the Proprielors, Office
Of the Democratic Review, l70, Broad
way. KETTLE & MOOkB.
THoMAs PRtNTIcE KErrLE,
J. WILLIAM MooRE.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
JAILoR's NOTICE.

~ WAS committed to the Jail of La
fayette county, Miss, on the 18th
NJ inst, negro man about 20 years old,
5 feet 10 inches high; calls his name HI
RAM. Had on when committed, an old
sack coat; says he belongs to a man by
the name of Shackelford living in Chicka-
saw county, Miss. The owner is reqle.ted
to come forward, prove property, pay char
ges and take him out of Jail, or he viii be
dealt with as the law directs.
w. S. MCKEE, JaiOr.
April 70, Is50-47-G
The organizer., 1850-04-20
CALIFORNIA.
The Southern SIate Colony.


.CTTIZENS ofthe Slave States dssirous
~ Of emigratiug TO California with their
save property, are requested to send their
names, number of slaves, and period ofcon.
Iemplaled departure to the address Of
"SoRiherH Stare Colony" Jackson, nissIs-
sippi.
An letters to meet with attention must
bo post paid,
Il is the desire Of the friends Of this
enterprise 10 settle in the richest mining
and agricu u'.ural portions Of California, and
to secure lhe uninterrupted enjoyment Of
slave property. It is estimated that by the
first of Nav next, the members of the
Slave Colony will amount to about five
thousand, aud the slaves TO about ten
thousand. The mode of efiectlng orguni-
zation, &c., will be privately transmitted
to actual members.
Jackson, Feb "a, lsj0.-no.426
The organizer., 1850-04-20
erNEW ARRIVALS
OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings
&c.
JO ABLE,
MerrttdMt Catlor,

HAVING Just received new and COM
"plete Stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres,
&C., embracing almost every quality, style
and variety, Offers to supply his customers,
on reasonable terms, with any article IN
his line, got up according to the latest and
most approved fashions. His long resi-
dence in Oxford, during which time he has
been well supplied with every article, me-
cessary TO complete genteman's ward
robe, renders IT unnecessary that he should
specify particularly the various articles
which make up his present assortment. !.
The following is a part Of his stock
which be submits to public inspection, and
which he can furnish at prices adapted to
the times;
Cloths.
Fine French Black, Brown and Green
ENGLISH-Blue-black, Green and
Blue,
Cassimcrcs.
Fine Doe-skin, English Cord, ard a
1 rreat variety of Fancy Cassimeres.
Vestings.
Fine Black Satin, Fancy Satin. Fig,
uered Silk, g. variety of beautiful Fancy
Cashmere,
CrataIs.
A variety Of plain black Silk, Satin and
Fancy, of the latest style.
SuSpenders.
A variety of the very best article ofsus-
penders.
Gents Gloves.
Fire Buck. Glove, Blsck-Kld, White.
KID, Faucy-Kid, aad fine Blak. White and
Fancy Silk. Also, an excellent assort-
ment of Trimmings for Goats, Vests, Pants
and Cloaks.
March 80, ls5O.-44-
The organizer., 1850-04-20
NOTICES PROM TuE ENGLISH fREss

NOTICES IhUM IuE ENbLleu 4hAoa
"This work comprises vivid and ami
mated pictures, and tie most astonishing
facts that have startled the public mind in
relation TO the treatment Of the insane
within the walls of 'Bedlan in London and
the other terrible wrongs that have been
perpeirated in similar establishments, tel
ling frightiU truths, and touching the
heart with affecting lessons Of practical
moment in fact, complete exposure Of
the vices of Lunatic Assylums. The
whole is thrown into a framework Of
romantic beauty, forming Stalc Of profound
dramatic interest.-London Atheneum.
'lt is Romance Of Zeal Life, being
work Of the deepest and most absorbing
interest Il is written in a fine, flowing,
graphic stile, by very talented person,
and will no doubt have as large a sale and
prove as popular as the far-iamed 'Miste-
ries OF Paris or Wandering Jew, by
Eugene Sue."-Bondon Spectator
OF Single copies 25 cts; or five cop
les will be sent 10 any place or given 10
any one for One Dollar.
News Agents, Booksellers end all others,
supplied al the lowest rates, and they will
please send on their orders at once.
Copies of the work will be mailed %
any persons to any pace in the United
States, on receipt Of renitlsneos.
Published and Cor sale by T. B. PETERSON.
No. 9S Chestnut street, Phila.
Editors Of Newspapers throughout tho
country, copying lheaboye ] ,or more times
this notice. and sending a copy
Of their paper marked, TO the Publisher,
shall have two copies Of the above work
sent them by return VI mail.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
From private telsgraphic disprches to The Louis
vile Democrat.

THB TELBGRAPH.-POsts for the tele.
graph wires have been cut and put at the
proper places in our streets, for the great
Southern line of Messers. Morse d Co.
We understand that posts have been set up
between Benton and Lexington, and
that the company will reach this place
about the last Of next week. The line will
be completed to Holly Springs by the first
of JulY.-CdrrOlitoa Dtmoerat, April lS.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
Sheet-iron and Tin Work.

THE undersigned, having procured a
n large supply Of
SHEET-lRON AND TIN PLATE
is now prepared TO do any work belonging
10 the Tlning business, and that too, in a
style particular for durabllity.) unsurpess-
ed in this or any other country. His long res
idence here, and the many specimens Of
his work distributed over the country, be
deems sufficient evidence Of his capacity
TO render general satisfaction 10 bis custom
ers. He would especially refer ie bs
work in TIA. apparently, most difficult
branch Of AIS busiuess. End one too, seem
ingly very lutte understood by workmen,
w guftering houses, &c. "NuF CID"
O-rHs shop is on the southwest corner
Of Tippacanoe Row, where be can always
be found, when not Otherwise engaged.
JOEL GRAYSON.
Oxford, Feb. 2, lSJ0-37-G
The organizer., 1850-04-20
Administrators Notice.

HTHE undersigned. administrator ofihe
n estate Of Alfred I. Burks. deceased,
has presented final accouut Of Bis sdndb.
istraiion on sid esiaie, 10 the Probate
Cont. Of lafayette county, Mississippi,
and viii al the next May Term thereof. sp-
Div or its administration and allowance
tbs l9ih Of March. A. d. 1850.
JOSEPH WARNER,
No. 4f.-4w. [Adm'r.I
The organizer., 1850-04-20
BLACKSMITHING.

- THE subscribers would respectfully
" inform the citizens Of Oxford and ne
vicinity, that they are prepared to ere
cute all Kind Of work IN the black.mithng
line, in the neaiesi and most substantial
manner. Their pucos will be moderate
% SIT the times. For shoeing horse, 81
cash. and 81 so on credit. Ia this branch
Of their business they aeknOsledge no su-
perior. They are prepared % DO any
work IA their line 70 order. and al orders
viii BE hiihfuily and Puuetually attended
10.
6rsbop on the souih siieof ths Square,
one dosf h1rih u the bar siEn.
~ COOK.
B.M MITCHELL.
OElorj, Feb. 2, ls50.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
UbmF Fntdt.

MARRlED-Oh Tuesday evening the
10th inst, by the Rev. J.J. sLEboE, Mr..
ALFRED NJ. SMITH, to Miss NAOMI
c. CAROTHERS, all of this county.
n1-Richmond Christian Advocate snd Petersburg
Republican, please copy.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
CEI.EBRATION

Of the first anniversary Of The Phi Sig
ma Society, IF ute University.
THE celebration Of the first snniTersa
n ~ ofIhe Phi Sigma Society ol the Uni
versiiy Of Miss, will take place on the 4'h
day Of May next. The Faculty and Her
mean Society are respectfully invited 10
Join procession, which will be formed al
! 0 o'clock, A. N, and conducted TO ihe Pres
byterian Church IN Oxford, where the An.
niversarv Grafton will be delivered BY
L. C.PA>SMORE. The citizens genera
hy are requested 10 attend.
THOS. L, BUGG. Commit
JOHN r. MOSELEH. on 6eh0if
R.H. BONNER. Of Society
April 40, ls50.-46-2w.
The organizer., 1850-04-20

The Faculties, for intellectual abilities
mo'al worth and professional requirements
will compare favOrably with the most DIS.
iinruished in our country. The medical
facuty constitutes an anomaly IN this OF
any other eouniry-all Of them are able
lecturers and the best Of teachers
Those who will contemplate our geo
graphical position, and the extent Of our
population, can have no doubt as 10 the
eleablity Of our situation for an enterprise
Of ne Kind. As to health including ell
seasons Of the year, we deny that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds ol
NAM Students relative 10 the place Of stud
wing medicine those vhO intend praciIc-
ing among The diseases Of the West and
S0uil should certainly educate themselves
at a school whose faculty are practically
acolhinted with those diseases.
That the public may be satisfied of The
porunnency Of this school, We fee It cur
duty 10 state, that the Trustees and Faculty
iorm a UxIT in sciion, which augurs vel
for Is future success 3 and that the peculiar
inierial organization which coanocts them
cannsi Be interrupted.
E.W. N KING,
Prs6deus Of The Memphis institute.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
LAW DEPARTMENT.

Hen. E. w. H. King, Professor Of The
ory aud Practice Of Law.
John Delqfeld, Esq, Professor Of Com
mefcial jurisprudence.
TERNs $40 per session.
Ar communications pertaining TO hi,
department., must be addressed To
L. w. NJ. KING. ESQ.
MrMPHIs, Tenn, March, 1850.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
PROCLAMATION
By John Anthony quitman,
Gorernor IF hc State Of Mississippi.

Gorernor Of The State Of Mississippi
WHEREAs, the late Samuel Stamps,
w Secretary Of State, who was elected
10 that Office BY the people Of this Shne. al
the general election in NOvembe last, de.
parted this life on the iweniy,second IN.
stant; and Whee =, hy this casua ty, va.
cancy has occurred IN the office ofSec.
reiaiy uf State, leaving an unexpired term
Of more than one year, to be filed by an
election by the people:
Now THEREFoRE, |, JOHN A. QUIT
MAN, d. by this proclamation, mAke
known 10 the qualified voters ui this State,
that an election will be held in every coun.
ty in this State. on Monday the 10th day
of June next, for the purpose of electing
Secretary Of State 10 ill the unexpirod
term ofihe late Samuel Stamps deceased,
for which purpose wriis Of election have
been issued 10 the Sheriff. Of the several
counties in thif State.
And do further make known TO the
citizens Of the STATE, and 20 al others whom
Il may concern, that IN pursuance OF law 4,
have appointed aud commissioned JOSEPH
Bell, Of Winston county,. 70 be Secretary
Of State, until the election 50 ordered shall
have been held. and uniIi the person elect
cd shall be qualified according 10 law.
,,,alii., GivKN under my hand and the
Ik .great Seal Of State, at the city Of
eJackson, the 25lh day Of March,
A. ID. 1880. snd Of the sovereign
~ al tba State Of MtsSissipBi, the thirtv-
third.
lSignedl J. A. QUlTMAN.
Bv the Governor.
lSignedl 10. BELE, Sec'y ofStais, pro feni
OTThe Jackson Southron. Columbus
Democrat, Oxford Organizer, Yszao Dem
ocrai. Naichez Free Trader, and Pauldinf
Clarinn viii insert the above, weekly, un-
til day of election. for which they will be
paid Che same rates ss are allowed the pub
lic printer.
March %, Is50-Uo-37.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
Administrators Notice.

TVHE undersigned, Administrator Of
n the estate Of James Kelly, deceased,
wall al The March term, Is50, Of the
Probate Court of lafayette County, Mis-
sissippi, apply for final settlement Of bis
said adminisirstor's account. All peroos
interested in said estate, are hereby notified
70 appear and show cause, if any they
have, Why sad final tecount should not be
allowed. and said administrator discharged.
W. X. KNIGHT.
Oxford, FeE s. lS5O.-6w
The organizer., 1850-04-20
THE sTATE OF MIssIssIPPL

The STATE Or MlSSlSSlPRl,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
Probate Court, March term, 1850.
In matter Of Petition Of J
ANN V. MARTIN, Execu
trix, sc.
A Mn v. MARTIN, Exeeuirix Of the
Alast Will and testament Of Andrew L.
Martin, deceased, having pelitioned for the
as of the fractional part Of the n. w.
quarter ofSec. p, township s, 1nge 3;
belonging 10 said testaior. II Is ordered
By the Cout, that publication, for siN
weeks Be made in the Organizer, requiring
sll persons interested 10 sad land, 10 Be
and appear before said Court, al the next
NAY term thereof snd shoE cause II any
they have, Why nid LAID should Dot be
so1.
Asa NIX, Cisrk.
March 30, ls5O.-nO-I4-6w.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
DIR. L. GABBERT,
Boiahlt PhyXitiaH,

HAS permanently locate in Or.
ford, and will attend strictly 10 all
|" the duties Ofhis profession, when
called upon.
0TOfice At s. T. KTSo's Drug g'ore.
Oxford, Miss. March Is, lS5O.-n ~ tf
The organizer., 1850-04-20

TAKEN UP by Johh heal,
10 living 20 miles Souih East rom
m Oxfdra, ons sorrel mare, with a
"Msmali white spot in her fore
bead. slso che behind her right
shoulder. snd her uehi shoulder seems %
hs Sire.s.d ur deficient. she is about six
ysars cd no oiher marks o. brands per
csivable. Appraised p $40.
A. WOOLVERTON, Rsrger.
Apnl 18th, ls50.-no-iT.
The organizer., 1850-04-20

BoARrTNG can be bad at Tie institute, or
in prive families, at 50 per month, wash>
ing and candles extra. One half Of he tu-
ition and boarding to be paid, invariably, in
advance; the balace at the close Of the
Sesslof
BY order Of the Board.
ROBERT SHEEGOG, Pfc5f
+. r. BELcHER, Sec'y
Oxford, Miss, April 5lh, ls5O.-45-tf.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
Memphis Advertisements.
FEniture a. Chair Ware
Rooms.

THE subscriber respectfully announces
Ito the citizens Of Memphis and the sur
ro1ding country, that he has on hand. ard
is 6ns9antly in receipt Of, the most taste
fuhnd fashionable articles in the Cabinet
aui Chair line, which he pledges himself
TO sell MUCH CHEAPER than can be
obained in this market HIS stock cons
prizes every variety and quality, from the
finist MahOgony and Walnut work, TO the
Chestnut Bedsteads and Chairs; Bureaus
ofevery variety, pattern and description
MlhogOny and Walnut Wardrobes, Of the
rhest material and best workmanship;
suerior MahOgony Sofas, Dlvans and OF.
tOhans; Marble top Centre Tables, Exten-
sin Tables, and every Of Walnut and Cher.
ryTables; splendid MahogOny and mottled
Bdsteads, and variety description Of com.
mn ones; Mahogony, Marble top and
Cherry Wash Stands; Parlour Book Cases
Adies' Work Stands, Cribs, Lounges, and
Writing Desks; TIN and Wire Safes, and
shck, moss and cotton Mattresses: Mo
hrony Uphol stored Chairs, cane seat
windsor and spllt.bouomed do. Also a
larte assortment of Window Sash, variou.
size, Venetian BLINDS and Door Shutters
Groceries and Produce.
UNDERNEATH, in the same building
with the furniture department, the sub
scIiier has constantly in store every article
in tie Grocery and Produce line, which h'
wilIdispose of On terms as moderate, ol
NOR, so, than any house in the city. From
bis charged experience in both the branch
es oftrade, combined with the advantages
resulting from associating both lines OF bu
siness in one house-whch advantage man,
festly enlarges the sphere Of operation
without increasing the expenses pertaining
to store rent and attendance--he will be
enabled to sell on more advantageous terms
than any other house exclusively devoted
to ether of the above branches Of business
OSTTo ensure bargains, call at the large
Hat roof buildings IN front Of Promenade.
at its intersection with Adams street.
IF. MCKINNEY.
Memphis, April 5, ls5O.-no 46-6m.
The organizer., 1850-04-20
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


THE regular course of lectures in this
n Institute will commence on the first
Of November, aud continue until the last
Of February. The Anatomical Depart
ment will be opened and ready TO receive
students BY the first Of October The
Medical department viii be under the d.
rection Of the following
PROFESSORS:
z. Freeman, IL d., Professor of Anaio,
my,
r. S. Nc,ctOh M D. Professor or Sur.
gerry.
HI Hulcc, N. d., Profe sor of Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
w Byrd PoUeH, IL. ID. Professor OF
Physiology, Pathology, MineralOgy and
Geology.
J King M D. Professor Of Materia Med.
lea, Therapeutics and Medical JurisPru-
dence.
J. Milton Sanders. A. NJ, NJ. D., Pro
fessor of Chemistry, and Pharmacy.
J. 4. Wilson, NJ. d., Professor of OBJ
steIrcs and dlseaseof Of Women and Chill
dren.
CLINIQUE LECTURERS.
MEDlcNE-Ptef. H. J. Hulcc.
SuR5ERY-Prof r. S. Neiofon,
z. Freeman, NJ. D., Anatomical Demon
sirator.
The fees for a full course Of lectures
amount to Sl05.
Each Professors ticket, SIS. Matricu-
Ia'or's, s.. Demonstrators Fee, $40
Graduation, $50.
Those desiring further information, will
please address their letters (Post paid,) to
the Dean and students arriving m the
city will please call on him at the CONNER
cial uotel. r. S. NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.