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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-28
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Galena Iorertisenlrnts.


gee K. McLagan,
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
3rsen and Washington streets, Galena, I'LL.
5. y. MERRILL & Co,
~. Wholesale Dealers in t
Foreign and Domestic Dry Gods,
Roots and Shoes,
No, SO, Stesmbost Lending, Caiefta..
az C. fl. * HIP. coRNvlrH.
IS Steamboat landing, Galena, Illinois.
ME- ARE TOW receiving aud opening ono Of the
Wv largest and best selected ussortmsnts If DR.,
Goods Boots Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Ready Made Clothing
and Fancy Goods, ever offered m this market The
Trade general, invited ea and anime tae stock
and prices We determined offer such inauce-
meats Z" tnyeis In the way of bargains, that thak
any one who co,sul,s his Own Interests cannot fail
make his purchases in this market. Any orders with
WHICH we may be favored will be carefully and prompt,
hiied at the lowest market prices. The following nril-
Giles VIII be found included Ia their assorinict viz.
ll.tgg DRY GOODS.
100 bales 4-i,lls shirtins Z. white and yellow
IS ceases blch'd do - 10 cases blue dtniirs 3 4
80 bales shifIipg stripe. 10 :. NJ. Det.aIn .s
- . ticking IAN. "a s. bib, blue, and gray
- bleh'dand brOdri stitiifets
80 Cocheco prints 10 g rnssinsres i,,se0
20 : Morrunack 8 I" camhfcs
20 fancy 10 |" bcl'd Canton flan.
10 blue and orange 10 60 brown do 'ift
~ blae ant white 500 pairs bne Mack. bl'nkts
5 :" English 200 g. white bed ~t
Is bales PIN s,rpd aanne!
y
300 cases mensthiek boots Is cases wonens Kip aud
200 - !" cali ,e., e t.. calf bootccs, .,,.
50 Z. g-les'd California 25 [" ladies' hue do
50 " gents calf 20 " do Morocco
q 6 gents fine calf IS =" do do buskins
SO "men's seal 10 IS walking bootees
100 "bey s kip aud calf IS - misses booiees aud
2000 pairs mems tiik brogns buskins
1000 g do hip do so dor ladies fhe shoes
1000 {: do fac do 81. af,.t. -. irs 7
HATS AND CAPS.
loo doz mems wool 5. G.. 100 doz cloth and oil cloth
California hats caps
leo &c do far do il. so "a boys caps s{
100 fancy oolored hats Leo g men pnd boys silk
50 - boS's wool aud fur plush caps
100 otter, Hutria and 20 cases silk and be'vr hats
pitiskrat caps els-t 'st+i 3; 'i eh4t
f.,5 ~. CLOTHING.
800 fine blk and blue cloth 5000 g sattinet pants
dress and irork coats $500 - sheep gray do
700 cloth and cassimer k2000 black satin vests
500 satinct 's' FtNfit.ai' 2500 silk and iHeriao
1000 blanket overcoats * loco cloth aud do
500 beaver do 'f,-f 5000 biz blue and gray sat
400 pilot do ftl sai 'tinet vests ~
2500 pair cass. cloth pants as = h.tA s3s7o
Together with fine assortment of scptemen's new
fine linen shirts. Knit aud wooden under. shirts and
drawers, variety Of neck handkerchief
and fancy cravas ard ties, pocket kandkerchefs,
penders, &c. ~,e.r.f o., rtF-s eel
Onn doz. BUCkSKlN GLOVES aud SEQ dozen
%OO Bdckskn mits, just received md for sale
by t'f y. II. & T. H. CORWITH.
NNOoLEN SOUKS--A large lot received ard for
w SIDE By .tta II II. " Y. II. CORWITH.
DLANkETS.-A fne assortment OF Bed ard Over
IL coat Blankets, received and for sale cheap BY
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-28
- ST. LOUIS FURNITURE zsv,
w STORE. E<s=.-sy
~ WIN. NJ. HARLOW, PROPRIETOR, II.
~ MANUFACTURE SAEx

OF FnshiOnabIe Modcin and ADtiqnc Furniture and
Chairs. Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding,
Looking GLASSES, Willow Ware, &c, &C.
Wa1e Rooms No. IS, North Second Street uost side,
bcffrecn OHrer and Locust.
Orders for any description Of Furniture or other ar
cics iii. his line, will always receive immediate atten-
ton. Goods viii be earc:,ay packed and shipped at
the risk of the propriefol, and in every case The prices
will be AS low be had IN 50. Lonis, and goods
'r1rrGated Orders for furnishing Hotels Lodges Assoc
ciationss &c., arc respectfully solicited.
Mr. Harlow is practical mechanic, and at all times
viii hf orders with goods of the most fashionable, sub
sis'tisi and desifHhie styles. tt- 2-29
GREENFIELD SLUDER h CO..
Ne l"l Noyth Second STREET 1efeetn Locust and zine
sss Saint Lonis,
Deaers and Importers in Pianos and Musiesl Instr-
ments, lamps, Girmdoles, Plain and Fine Par
niture, locking Glasses, &c os- POS
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J. FRYSINCER.

No. 80 Steamboat Landing, Gatepa H.,
XXTHOfESAIE AND RETAIL. Dealer in Ready
w Made Clothing, Piece Goods, Blankets, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes Truaks, Carpet-Bags, Vsses, &c.
He has hand large and wei-select,d assort-
Of the aboye-naied articles, with veriey Of such
usually kept in establishment of the kind and
offered for sale Mt the lowest prices which such
articles can be purchased IN the West. ,ft
superior assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ngs for SALE made to order in and fashionable
manner. e-2
CITY BOOT STORE,
CtiGN of the GOLDEN BOOT, corner Of Washington
y and Main streets, where MI Kinds Of Boots, sios
and OvcTshoes made 10 order, wholesale and retail
hy rs I'D ff-9 20 - p A. kEHf.. @
Galena, nj. 2-2-iy ~
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wH0LEsAf.s AND RETAIL.
TyNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully announce
to their old friends and customers that they have
just opened their new Hal and Cap store, No i20 Main
street. immediately opposite the stase Office where
will De ioaad general assortment of hats caps gloves
mits, NUTS, end every variety Of fur goods usually kept
III their line. Please call aud ls and examine our
stock. .t a ]. ID. NOBLE d co.
Gaiena, October I3, 1850. 2-29
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-28
mANEY < RICE,

Storage, For,eard,ng g. Commission .Ner-
chants. 70 ay'f''i
JOHN HANEy, 'JR. oRRIN w.'RrCE. '
ST. PanI, Upper Landing. -sa- -
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JOHN HANEy, JR. oRRIN W. RICE.
81 ST. PanI, Upper Landing ga ist
ON CONSfGNMENT.--fI Corn, OATS
Hams, Tea, COTE, Sugar, Potatoes, Candies,
Blankets, Blanketing, and Choice Liquors.
ALSO, first rate lot Of Saadlery@ and Harness.
which will be sold cheap Coz cash, by o.
-.i.,.. ~. ....s - HANEY & RICE.
SAINT PAUL FIRE AND MARINE M
-, SURANCE AGENCY.
Columbus Insurance. Co, Of Columbus, Ohio-Capitor
- r.fi $50 sEu 100000. essssa slsn.fr
ViE undersigned having bccu appointed agents Of this
old and reliable FIR and Marine Insurance Comps-
ny, prepared issue policies fair and reasonable
rates. The Character and siads OF this company have
been well established for many GEARS, and pre-
pared give the satisfactory evidence Of its rcspo-
shiity aud hbersiits in settlement If losses.
2-2n RICE, VITAL. d. BECKER, AGENTS. "a
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l.. $. FELT, Galena, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Housefurnishipg Goods, &
Mattresses, &c.
.ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse 2-l0
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-28
JOSEPH ROWRON.

JOSEPH BOWRON,ess ~ ;
Notary Public, and Land Agent, ~ Z
Witfo,c. Riuer, ST.. Croic CO., M tsen.ssn.s
Presumption claims secured aud entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conyeyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended TO.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Caleb Cushing, e Mass.
5. J. T.. Walker, Wisconsin
g Charles Dusn. 1880 ~,
I'LL. Dousman, Eco, ssa .s4
Gos'r Nelson Dewey, 10 ..
,OctlS AAyi #
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-28

CO-PARTNERSHI NOTICE.
A CO-PARTNERS1lP Was formed by the
IA Subscribers on the FIRST day Of May last
past, and each Is authorized to settle all accounts.
existing between them and Other persons. either
in their several or joint Transactions after thae
date. .ne4a sls GEORGE WELLS, Il,
ale .e era FRANCIS LINER. r ss
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DRY GOODS. Boors AND sHbEs,


T1NiE undersigned offering to tie Spring
D Trade large aud desirable seice,ion of she above
goods as low can be purchased in 81 Lputs having
purchased their Domestic goods direct from DC mann
turer before the advance .@.f
80 bales "A brown sheetilg and shirtns,
50 81 do do
~ cases bleach shcetng and shifting, '.l. ~
Us bales striped shifting,
l29 ticking.
Is cases blue drills,
so bales blue dennis
so - brown drills
cases black do
so sc twill bagging,
IS g merino eocheco ard other fancy srnss,
10 bales apron checks,
% cases summer stuffs-ali qualities,
cases Erl>ton aud domestic ginghams.
Ladies' Dress Goods OF all ihc fabrics thai pro-
duced Of latest designs. -4 ,.t.rGE !
CLOTH DEPARTMENT., feE
In which he found all the various coors md quail
tiles OF French German and American cloths and csss-
nercs, sa,inets ,wecas, ermincts and vesygs, linen
dilugs, white brown aud fancy draIcry, etc csshi-
nets summer cloths in great variety; also large
meut Of Kentucky jeans, etc. rr.. 5.ol 81. t. $3.50
LlNF.NS.--S Iiring, shee,ing. dauasks, diapers,
handkerchiefs, ginehau,s, &c. s.-
HOSIERY AND Cloves very large
sortmeni, embracing all the various STYLES.
WHITE AND WORSTED GOODS--aIl
kinds and quality. et- t-..
SILK GOODS.-Ribbons Of new and ;heautifu
sly lie, pongee AID Schanghi hdkfs, dress goods,
STRAW GOODS.--Bonneis of all the II Nv styles
palm-leaf bats, &c. f..
PARASOLS AND UMBREILAS.-Tmk
satin, silk and cotton parasos; umbrellas all qualities
YANKEE NOTi0NS.-Our stock is complete
in This department, and offers great inducements to pur
chasers.
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bOOIS "A Nj SHOF~Ss
800 cases thick boots-all qualities
$50 g cali boots do
goo kip do ..t F..
Is :" goat 4" do
100 8 kip and calf brogans and ladcs' and
clldrons shoes of all kinds and qualities.
=. S. MERRILL. & co, ,,
Galena, May 90, 1850. s3 Steamboat Harding.
j. EVANS ALE AND PORTER DEPOT,
No. 30 Steamboat Landing, Gaiena
- no BBIS Just received Of that ceebrSted arti-
sBVO Gle, aud for sale by the barrel, M f-barrel,
bottle; together with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Phil
adelphia All orders from the Upper Country promptly
attended 10. 2-2
SAYRE Il HUMBERr, f.
Saddle, Harness and Trunk MGu fartnrers I25 Main
Street, Ifalen0, toll p. q. buitdingD: - q
WILL receive md fill orders frpu thetr friends
w snd Customers mp the river, TO their satisfac-
ton. Cab in. 2-3-iy
q. S. JOHNSON.
AUCTION and CommissioR Merchant, No. SO Main ST..
GaieRa, tF+t ~ z
KATlIJ give his attention to the sale at Merchandise
w Of every description, Country Produce, Real Es-
tate, &c and respectfully solcits coBsignments..
Goods for Storage Forwarding will receive prompt
attention. s 3-Iy
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OAA doz BUCksKlN GLOVES, aud 500 dozen
- wv Bdcksktn mits, just received and for sale
by ttf II. H. & Z. H. COR WITH.
NMOoLEN sOUKs-A large lot received and Tor
w SIDE By .tts IL II. " r. II. CORWITH.
UpLANhETS.-A fine assortment OF Bed ard Over
IL coat Blankets, received and for sale cheap BY
f. III. & p. II. COR WITH, !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
NUMBER :sS.

ot IN ordcr, the bill having been once before
ar had me gentleman from Texas (Mr Iva
peal. V'eioiei IS on theN
Inc cralr sad that he had examined The preceden and -
"5 Compelled TO adhere 10 his decision of Yesterday "
,i'. howard argued that II was not Tho s,n,s 49,.
mhich had been reconsdered before !, ,"a Pp,U' ~,
h lie concluded by moving the previous o,es,, ny
Mr.. Duer moved to lay the appeal on tho ,,h,o
oh was taken BY yeas and nays and decided in ,h
yeas nays 1913 > ~ s'.e1 III tile negative
II tie appeal had been laid an ,bo .L, "
peen an end 10 the matter - ""u'o nave
ti. howard obtained the floor He said il wos his des
fr,d ,i M 'nehued ont as the friends of th4 bill nre
ieHe" ~ IN lis present FORM he woud v;sd h;s pe
amend and demand the previous nues,;on r ~, si'e I"
ne nen ana The previous question received second Nove
hi nc 'c was taken by yeas and nays on the opestio<
sial me main question be now put3 II was
aHlflhallve--yeas rs nays 81 ~ ''ieu III 'He
lhe question now BEING shall rho tiu J.,
read third time! 'e '' oe ofoefea 10 DC \
a member demanded The yeas and ,ors a.
Ie,' a.d me w., question being pu, it was carried in n;
tNe-yeas los, nays 9s ~ :" ''n'hii-
lhe question recurred n, socoo,;,..,
ordered ~ eohuea' ahd ihe main question
ne question being 'sa the dacisio, ., ,ho l,,.t
and hS rue Judgement OF the House Ii was nm, ~ a.
ciuea IN The negatye--yeas So l23 ~ P anu oe-
. 1etds isf tieSotebg Which bill was rejected He
demanded the piev!os question: and there was second
ana the main question ordered.
Inc question was then taken and nays the mo-
ion To reconsider and carried in the armatiyeyeas
l22, 81
The question recured "shall the bill be ordered for
third readna?'
tirea, manifestations of pleasure the galleries chcered
lhr result.
Mr.. Aslc wished tho galleries be cleared which
aled with a!.rs and gentlemen.
The House refused.
q. question row being on the passage Of the BILL Mr.
thompson OF Pa, moved the previous question IL was
seconded ayes li3 noes 50.
Mr. Burt moved To lay the bill on the table The question
taken and decided in rhe negativeyeas g. nays los
The question was then taken the passage OF the bill
yeas nays and il resulted the acknowledgements U7
nays 81.
The ordering the bill TO be read third time
precisely The the the passage o the BILL
cepng the name of Mr. Ashc OF y. C. He did
the final passage.
The House then after some little confusion in efforts 10
take NJ other business, adjourned till tomorrow.
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FnrpAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1860.

Il
Mr. Houston gave notice that Monday next lie would
make personal explanation
The general bounty land bill from the House, granting
land to officers and soldiers Of the of 1872 the Indian
wars and officers who served in the Mexican wa! Ia
ken up
NIcssrs Walker Turney and others discussed the general
merits of the bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Yulec, 'marines" were included.
The bill was postponed till Monday on motion of Mr.
| Badger.
Several private bills considered and the Senate ad-
journed
! The Post Office Appropriation Bill, which had oeen re re-
turned from the Senate with amendments was referred 10 Tue
| Committee on Ways and Means.
The Chair announced the first business IN oiae ie re-
port of the gentleman from Illinois, (Mr IN re-
gard the payment of the Treasury under ne
OF the late Secretary of the Interior, ni E~Ins' 'i'
which had been rejected by former administrations
Mr. Richardson occupied the EN- o. ud e ,h eaa
action, under the late Secretary OF the Interior.
He had not concluded when the morning n1ur
The Speaker then announced that the rs business IN or
der was the Texas boundary BILL which had been rejected
and upon which motion had been made by the eenlema'
from Texas (SIr Howard) to reconsider
The chair had decided that the motion to reconsider wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

Tie Jursonan that certificate Of election has been
handed II Messs Gaan. Soutlal', Randolph and Lyon
but with annexed that tn polls nj Walters Mill
in Amherst, (Shcre Lyon got IS votes han Riy"s)
were not kept accorn. law The of the
are in column, ar the figures under the names OF
tie candidates the polls not certified bv the comms-
sivneis sheriff and lie oath subscribed by the commits
S;0ueiS does for what purpose the election was
he'd. Tire adds th ii this poll is excluded for
ufomaiiy then Samuel NJ Garland '. W. Sonhal, 1hos
j. Randolph AMI Alcx Ryes elected. The Jelersonlan
docs know whether Mr. Rives 10 contest "he
Legislature has decided in of sminr character, that
mere n.omaity sufficient cause 10 exclude pre-
cinci poll Even i, is competent for the commission
ers who conducted the election WaIers Mill TO swear 10
the correctness oi The poll taken al that place"
The sheriff of Albcnae excluding the poll at Wal
ers Mill hc sheriff of Amherst for retaining it, and the She
r of Nelson Gen Brown, (Mr Rves brother rn-law de-
clinod expressing opinion on the subject
EAIQJIER DISTRICT
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING., SEPTEMBER ., 1880.

We learn from the Bedford Senn and Staunton Spectator that
merchant OF the latter place tmiose name not sve s p
re9uson Of The Governor New York, pennsyvanD Tor c
S;autdn We're very mIenan, al the proceeding bu, made
no resistance the execution Of The law The Is now ~
priso and the Spectator saws has AWAY! regarded MN m
honest and honorable man. The person al whose instance Inc pro-
cess was instituted seems to be PiIadelphan Times
We have heard of the facts of the above case The
Staunton merchant made purchases of goods from house
in Philadelphiu and gave his therefor partner or
agent of the house visited Saunon and hearing that the
merchant embarrassed demanded of him instant pay
ment, with threat of criminal prosecution unless his terms
were acceded The debtor frankly replied that he could
now pay the debt but wonld the Philadelphia House
equally with his other creditors, BY deed of This
satisfactory, and the Phladephan returned home
and carried his threat by obtaining from the Governor
of Pennsy demand upon the Governor OF Virginia.
for the surrender of the vioao of the law of Pennsy vann
and he himself Qhc said Phiadephian) appointed the
special agent seize the offender and carry him 10 Penn
sylvania. The philadelphan Richmond with
the demand and in the absence Of Gov. Floyd obtained
from Lieutenant Governor Daniel warrant for the arrest
Of the Staunton merchan-who accordingly taken in
custody at Staunton under the personal direction OF the
Phiadelphian The latter, however, more keen IN the
pursuit OF his money, than the vndcaion of offend
ed law made propositions to his prisoner and his friends
that if the debt (some Sl400, incurred this and the
last year, paid secured he would surrender the pros
ecuon and release the prisoner This is very much like
proposition 10 compound felony Be il it may no ar
rangemen made and the Phadephan returned home
leaving his debtor in the Staunton Jail We do know
whether the Governor has the power revoke the
which the agent has endeavored abuse grossybut
we havea strong impression that the Slaunton merchant has
right be released by habas corpus The law OF Con-
gess of 1898 authorizes the surrender fugitive JUS
ticc agent OF another Stale who to carry him back
,hc iS hoe
been done in this The Pennsy agent far
carrying the law and removing the prisoner the State
demanding him. has left him in Jail in Staunion for an
definite time. This is clear violation of aw-and we
doubt that the hatcas corpus be sustained.
Governor Floyd hear has made demand on the Gov
of Pennsylvania for the fugitive slaves Virginia.
the subject Of the late Outrage at Harrisburg. L" Judge
from The past, have doubts whether the Pennsy ania
Governor will comply with the demand Should he not the
authorities Of Virginia will have inducenent show
any extra vigilince in the Saunon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

Messs Z. T.. Scott and Samuel Chiffon OF Fauquier, and
j. T. Srrothcr OF tappahannock, eected-aIl mixed
basis and Wings.
The following is the aggregate in the District
posed Of Carroll Gayson Floyd, MONTGOMERY and PnIas
XII g deenn,es Dan Hogc Dem Ref, 1870; Saml Ne
Can.ant. Dem tef lli5 Wysor Nhi@ R.i, l242i Jno
Carroll G9u; Geo Rosenbaum 5ii; Ii Cook 533
In the district composed Of Lee, Scott and Russell the full
yo,c was Fnkcrson 1890 kigore lC0 Carter 1884, Wynn
1915 Jesse 1915 Sharp io5 Cray 3s3. Morrison 20 Full
kersun, Kilgore and Carter are elected.
In the WyrE district, the full vote was Floyd D. l463
Hopkins d. 1884, Tate d., l24 Shtiiey, W., llS9 Trigg,
w. 962; Fulton, W. 96l.
HARarsox DsrRlcr.-The information received is suhi
cient To auihorze say that Messrs Camden Van Win
kle johnson and Snodgass elected by very large ma
| jjority.- Ciarksburg Rep.
WARSAW RicHMoSp Co, SErT. g. 1850
Editors Wha: The Sheis of the several counties com
posing this Convention District met al this place To-day Tor
the purpose of comparing the polls &C. Below IS true
statement of The vote, taken from the several poll books;
| f1hc three fist ceci.d.)
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SALES OF STOCK.

Peyoyted by John A. lancaster Stock Broker- Weak ending
Saturday. 7h September.
State per ccn-intcrest from date Sl02 3d.
State 6 per cent-inlerest from lst July SOB 50.
CITY of Richmond Bonds-new Issue Sl02 So
James River and Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
State-Last sale SOB.
Central Railroad Bonds guaranteed by the State-Last
sale Sl02.
Virginia Bank, par s70-Sales this week s75.
Farmers Bank Of Vrginia-Lasi sale sos.
Exchange Bank of Virginia-Last sale sl07.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insuronce--LasI sale SlU.
Richmond Fire Association, par S20-Last sale s3i,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Raroad stock-
Sales this week S95. -
James River and Kanawha Stock-Saes this week '-o
Central Railroad Stock-Last sale s4O. ao-
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad SiocS-has' sale 30
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMPDEN I;aMIpI, sIn

h.
o.! lectures VIII commence on
r -, ~, .nn,n, March for comforting de-
, s " .;I III -. @ held .bou, the middle of March:
.OuANNAS. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women AMI Children =, :, - -. r. u,..;. NoI,..
L. CHAMBERlAfNE, NJ u, froiessor vi -"a'eiiA ''u''A
a"s M.rPlN D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
cuAS BELL GIBSON, W. d. Professor OF Surgery and Surs
caRTEK p JOHNSON ". D. Professor of Anatomy and Ply
pAyiD H. TUCKER D. Professor of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
practical Anatomy be prosecuted with the most
annie facilities trng expense Cna! lectures
equlary given al the College ary and Richmond Amshouse
The nrmary roof with the Corege and subject
the entire cono the Faculty. al al times well hed with Med
cal Surgical and furnishes peculiar aclas for clinical
Surgical operations performed in Of
the class students being freely admitted the wards enjoy
under OF the Professors unusual opportunities for be-
coming with the diagnosis and Of dis
srator's fee $40; Graduation fee s25.
price Board including fuel lights and servants attendance
is unusually So or 3 so per week.
The catalogue &c containing fuller information concerning tbs
Institution will be forwarded those applying for sechc en-
quries will be answered by letter Address
June5 s. MAUPIN, NJ. D., Dean OF ne Fdcnly
NOTICE.-Havng qualified Administrator with the VIII an
~ nexed of VIM Smith, hereby request all persons having b
snes with him indebted him. correspond or nave an
view with me as soon as practicable ROBERT T. COLLiEE
Aug. l9-c2aw4w Administrator, &C, OF "m' omiin.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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, psr dollars and al the rate OF eight
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- HS ] 20 The Is the accumulation Of postage, in
k o. & wh.sh Spera9sss as serious tax upon Editors
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and ever. succeeding insert"a ,wenynve cents
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s TIE SEMwEEKLYFor fifteen lines, or less first insertion
:. -. ~ for each continuance ~ cents .
Is % Instance mus, be accompanied with the advance pay
insure execution
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f of ,e Postmaster the neishborhood, they VIII
blbct Every measure that has been taken prevent
gas and culzes proved heretofore unavanc. We
80 ns IN such upon the communications beng cei.
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