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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-24

I AM now in the daily receipt Of my spring sup
! plv Of DRUGS, &c., &c, consisting in par
of the following: -EI0I 4
200 OF Iodine, French 500 do Tart acid, Eng
200 OF Iodide de Potassa 5 cases Ep Liquonce
100 OF 'i'annin do Refined Borax
80 OF Snlp Morphia 5casks East Salaraius
20 or Acetate do $50 lbs Quicksilver
500 or Qulnine SUP 500 do Calomel Eng
$50 lbs Gum Opium $50 do Calomel i'm q
500 do SIENNA Alepd % do Ext Lark Conpd
200 do do + India do 80 do Pulv Red Bark
1000 do Naples Sulphur 90 do Ckloroform, Cur
1000 do BrimsloDe llCO0 do Reii'd Salt Petrc
400 do Arsenic 50 do oil Lemon, pure
Dbl BalSam Conavia 50 do Cum Anon
400 lbs Spts Nitre 50 DO Anseed
400 do Spts ammonia 80 do Cloves
loo do Sup Alther so Go Rosemary
$50 do Jalapa puiv so gals refined Olive
800 DO Rhei pnlv so lbs Oil Peppermint
100 do lpecachuana pul 1000 lbs Sal Soda
loco DO Sal Rochelle pull sos lbs Camphor
1000 do Sup Carb Soda
The above are warranted of best onality and |
be sold a small advance for cash or 10 promp
dealers on usual credit. Nv stock has been uur
chased entirely from first hands ON best
the public can rely upon their purity and prices
feb7 IT CRAWFORD BELL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-24

The certificate ci T. " Dunbar. Esq, Treasurer OF
Nanderburgh county.
EvANsvILLE, IA. April Il. 1850
De HaTCHiTT-Sir-l have used your COhosh for
four or live months, and can sly with confidence
that ii is alternative tonic, much superior to any
preparation OF Sarsapagilla, otner tonic medicine
have ever used \ ours.
AZ. ". DUNBAR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-24

lust received and now open. full and genera
- assortment of a II kinds or Coopers end Carpen
tiers Tools Please call and examine INV stock.
O. B. GRIFFITH,
mh26 Main ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-24

GLASS N Glassware.-l2o boxes 10 70 %
~ "a Wheeling brand, 25 boxes assorted molasses
cans and TASKS Just received in store and for sale
by Jel I'll FOSTER & BROWN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-24
HrNnrEsoN. Ky. May 2. l95O

HENDERSON, ny, May =, 100.
DR.. J: c.. HATcHIrT-My wife has been afflicted
with ProlarsTs Uter and all those diseases so COM
mon 10 women about the Turn Of life " She has
been wonderfully benefited by the use of your CO.
1osh, after trying i'll vain other medicines.
Yours, JAMES BACON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-24

None is genuine unless "IATCHITTrS EX-
TRACT OF COHOSH," is blown in the bottle
Manufactured by J. G.. HATCHlTT & co,
No. IL Front ST. Evansville Ind:
And for sale by the principal Druggists throughout
the West. licl2 III
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PURE BRANDY.

nRlED BEEF, Beel Tongues, Macarroni, Yer.
II macllla, and Pine Apple Cheese just received
and Tor sale by J. 5. kENNEDY & Co;
myl3 IT Main St 3 doors from Water.
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The flood to chronicle the ages back.
And notch His centuries in the eternal rocLs

1t is difficult for the mind to comprehend long
periods of time space. But this is an illustration
OF the important changes which time will effect.
Basil Hall writes T" If astronomy has given to the
eye wider field Of view more comprehensive
sense OF space, geology teaches US to measure time
on grander dial. In the chronology of the earth,
thousand years is one day, compared to our
scanty annals. 1t cannot be denied that the Alps
are longer lived than we; but even their age that
of the hoariest headed Peak among them, is really
but an instant Of time, fraction of an intini.
tessimal moment, a single beat of the great clock
Of time" Emerson expresses the same sentiment
in different form: AN changes pass without
violence by reason of the two cardinal conditions,
Of boundless space and boundless time Geology
has initiated us into the secuarity of Nature, and
taught US to disuse our dame school measures, and
exchange our Mosaic and Ptolemaic schemes. for
her larger styles. We knew nothing rightly for
want OF perspective; now we learn what patient
periods must round themselves before the rock is
formed, then before the rock is broken and the
nrst lchen race has disintegrated the thnnest ex-
ternaI plate into soil and opened the door for the
remote Flora, Fauna, Ceres, and Pomona to core.
how lar oil yet is the tribolte how far the quad
fupea' now inconceiveaby remote is man 1t is
long way from the granite to the oyster further
yet to Plato and the preaching the Immortality Of
the soul. Yet all must come. as surely as the first
atom has two Sides
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correspondent of the London Morning Post
makes the announcement that the American cot
ton growers about to establish factories in the
West of Ireland" He says
The American manufacturers have long felt
that while wages were so high in America they;
struggled in vain against British manufacturers
labor of all sorts being fully fifty per cent
higher IN America than in England. The South
ern slave-owneTs, exerting themselves in Congress
in favor of their British allies have prevented that
protective duty being laid on that would make up
for this heavy item of expense in manufacture and
place them on an equality with foreigners. Hence
the manufacturers anguish or exist only success
fully where slave-labor is applied They perceive
that will be in future cheap TO transport cotton
to Galway, Limerick, or Sligo, as to carry it TO
New York, Boston, or Philadelphia while the
labor required to manufacture it in the West of
Ireland will be nearly forty per cent less than at
Manchester, and the vast water-power existing
every where will enable them to dispense with the
| costly steam-power British manufacture depends
upon he amount OF water power in the West of
Ireland IS prodigious. Alexander Nimmo an emf
nent scotch engineer, calculated that the water
power which howed idly to the sea at GALWAY
would suffice to turn all the machinery of Glas-
gov and there is little doubt that the Corrib and
us tionIares possess power, now useless, equal
/ to all the steam-power of Lancashire. Influenced
| by these considerations the American manufac-
turers have determined to contend on Irish soil
with Manchester for the possession OF the British
markets all over the globe and with their intelli-
gence, enterprise, and capital, and with the free
action the present British tariff and navigation
laws afford them there is little doubt in so favo-
rable locality the West of Ireland, they will do
with eminent success"
This certainly is news. The Southern States
have unlimited water power The cotton grows in
the valleys OF the rivers whose rapids furnish the
power to turn the machinery. Why should South
ern capitalists 80 to Ireland Such project is
meTs absurd .hsn hisaaioa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

HEALTH, WEATHER, AND IMPROVEMENTS
Our city is remarkably exempt from disease; sickness
is almost unknown. The report from the Chart
~ Hospital, for the week ending yesterday, is as
follows; Patients received, 400; discharged, 37l
died, 81; number under treatment, Sl2 Prevail
ing sickness, intermittent fever and several
of malignant fever. No yellow fever or cholera.
The weather is Oppressively warm. Yesterday
the clouds Of the morning gave promise of storm,
but the proise was broken, and so were the Clouds
he city is improving in every quarter Hew-
st's hotel is undergoing extensive reform the St.
Charles is being renovated outside; the hail of the
Commercial Exchange is TO be converted into fine
stores, and throughout our extensive limits the
builder is at work.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

WHY AMERICANS DISLIKE ENeLAND-The
London Standard of Freedom contains the follow.
ing precious bit of history:
The English population of the United States
was originally, for the most part, convicted feons
and as punishment is not agreeable, however Just,
it produces dislike to the inhictor which in this in
stance has been handed down to the present gene
ration. This is no doubt, one cause of the dislike
of the mother country"
The following paragraph from an address re-
Gently delivered in London by DR.. John Pye
Smith, tells another story, and is quite as likely to
be authentic:
" The men whom the tyranny and perfdy of the
Stuarts drove to found empire in America,
made it their first care, next to religious worship,
to found schools and colleges the MODEST as to real
e1ceiIence, that ever adorned the earth"
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aR See Fourth Page.

FALLS OF NIAGARA Since the fall of a part
OF Table Rock, the remainder is in totterng con
dition, and it is proposed to blow it up with gum
powder. We hope this sacrilege will not be at
tempted. railing be thrown up to prevent
persons from walking on the dangerous spot. To
the slow but certain laws Of nature should be left
the changes in this grand scene. 1t is well known
that the falls have been retrogradng for thousands
OF years, and biologists undertake to calculate
the ages which have passed since Niagara was at
Lake Ontario Brainard alludes to this fact in the
poem, where he says
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The Mammoth weekIv crescent

viii be issued this morning, at an early hour. Ii
will contain matters Of the greatest interest and
importance, and will be found an invaluable sheet
TO enlighten country friend The Boston version
Of the Lawrence Divorce Case full description
of the 0bsequies of General Taylor; Foreign
News by the Hibernia the great Speech of
Daniel Webster; the Tehuantepec Treaty; News
from California, by the Falcon; interesting Cor
respondence from abroad; Eulogies upon the late
President, by distinguished men; City News, etc.
ETC.; win be found in its columns. Numbers
done up in wrappers can be obtained at the
counter, or of ]. C. Morgan, % Exchange Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

We publish this morning, at length, the speech
Of Mr.. Webster, on the Compromise Bill, deliv-
cred in the United States Senate on the 9Th. It
is one of the best efforts Of the greatest mind of the
ace. The elevated msecticnal and devoted spirit
of patriotsm that breathes throughout the whole Of
il will address itself with powerful force to every
one who places any value on the Union of the
States. This great speech in favor of harmony,
concession and the Union--the last that may ever
be delivered by its author in that chamber, which
has been the theatre of the immortal triumphs Of
his ntellect--needs not word from us to gain the
attention of our readers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

PaEsIDEEr FILLMoREs oPINIoNs-T There i.
no portion Of the country which takes so lively an
iniefestin the sentiments of President Fillmore on
the Slavery question as the South-an interest
which is nearly equally felt by the members Of
both political parties. As additional evidence Of
the sonndness Of his views on this exciting ques-
toA w copy the following from the Washington
correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot:
This city Is shronged with strangers from
almost every qua Ter Of the Union, very many Of
whom are leading scliheianu Of from ten % twenty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

For MOBILE AND THE WATERING PLAoEs.-The boats
engaged on the Lake leave to-day at the following hours
Steamer Mobile Allen. for Mobile touching at all the wat
sfns places, on the arrival of the A. NJ. cars.
steamer Oregon, Hen. for Mobile via Bay St. Louis Pas.
eht's.ian and PsscagOua, u o o'clock cars.
oaornia Reynolds for Biloxi via Bay St Louis, PAS
Christian and Mississippi City, O'Clock P. NJ. cars.
ri Silae sutton for Biloxi. via Bay ST. Louis, Psss
Oi'f'suan and Mississippi City, O'Clock p. NJ. oars
and Madisonyille, IL O'Clock A. M
Jenny Lind, Dunnea. for Vaudeville .,d MI,
sonye p M Again, for the same places, 10. mo,ro,y
on the arrival of the O'Clock A. NJ cars returning II
the p N train to the city. vi 'Ae i0f
Olivia, Hoffman, for Mandevie. Lewisburg. MadsODyis
aad Covingson, ~ P. N. cara.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

STEAMBOAT LANDING, SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
An extensive sand bar has formed, during the high
stage OF water, IN front of the steamboat landing.
Second Municipality, running from the head Of
Canal street nearly the whole extent of the from,
SET apart for the boats. The bar has formed about
one hundred feet from the wharf, and should the
water fall three feet more, loaded boats will not be
able to get in or out.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

Five millions additional profit is said to accrue
yearly to the brewers from the difference in the
price of malt now and in 1S47. One great London
house alone, brewing 900 quarters of malt year
y, nets 9l20,000 extra profit, by this alone, over
aun
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-T article in regard
to DR.. Achli will be published by us, if respon-
sble name is sent to the office to vouch for its cor
RICHNESS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

CHOLERA AT ST. LoUIs.-The deaths by cholera
on the 18th, in st. Louis, were 81. The funeral
soemnites in memory of Gen. Taylor took place on
the 18th. There were papers issued on the
10Th instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

Six West Indian Estates which ten years ago
were valued at G200000, were lately sold at auc-
ton, for E22000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

Auction Sales This Day.

July 70. LOUISE CARY, daughter of Paul Pecquet and
sarah Ann Moncure, aged Is months.
July "a. THEOpORK SUMMERS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

SYKES, HYDE Co. will sell, at haEpast 10 o'clock, 81
Magazine street-Groceries, Provisions and Liquors.
BLAeHE will SELL 10 O'clock at so CharTes street.
Dry Goods by catalogue.
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Standard Books.

ND For sale by
THOMAS L. WHITE. No. SO Canal street.
HUMBOLDT's COSMOS. In vols.
HERSCHEIL'S OUTLINES OF ASTRONOMY.
ERMAN'S TRAVELS IN LIBERIA. 2 vols
ROMAN NIGHTS q. The Tomb of the Scpios.
ELECTRO BIOLOGY; o., Principles of the Human Mind.
FLETCHER'S NINEVEH, ASSERlA and SYRIA,
SIX MoNTHs in THE GOLD MINES.
BATTLE SUMNER. BY Ike Marvel
WOMAN IN FRANCE BY Kavanagh.
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF A SAILORS LIFE.
FOSTERS HANDBOOK of European Literature.
RAWsON'S DICTIONARY Of English Synonyms
EUROPEAN LIFE AND MANNERS. BY Coman.
Edition. in 2
MEMOIRS OF EXTRAORDINARY POPULAR
DELUSlONs. In vols By Charles Mackay.
FRANCIS, THE FIRST, King of France. BY Miss
BENEDICT's AMERICAN ADMIRALTY PRAC.
TICE, with Practical Forms and Direcuontlu published
jy25 At 2dP
EF- Received, per steamship OHIO, in addition
10 our former stock fine assortHerto If
Vests,
consisting Of Gossamer White Marsees and White Linen Duck
" Also, large assortment Of
Cotton and Linen Shirts.
NORRIS s. WAY, q Camp street,
Bl3 2dp Of Common, under Hswst's Exchange.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

Thanks to the officers of the steamers Oregon
and James L. Day, for their constant favors of Mo
bile papers.
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~ Dr. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DR.. ROGERs's LIvERwORT AND TAR.
Dr. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS.
HoWE's SHAKER sARsAPARILLA.
TOwNsEND's DO.
SANDS do.
BULLS do.
BRlsToL's do.
GUYsoTT's YELLOW DOCK and sARsAPARlLLA'
OsGOOD's INDIA CaOLAGOGUE
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JEW DAVlD's HEBREW PLASTER.
PERRY DAVts's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
Etc. Etc. Etc. ETC.
The Medicines genuine always on hand and sod WhS
SAFE retail, BY
sCOVIL d1 MEAD, 1I3 Charities street.
~ Dealers in Msdcne and purchasers genesy are notified
eny Agents Of the atoVs articles
al he Southern i'm 81 NJ.
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sVC9U Goods,
~" AT REDUCED PRICES.
us- The subscribers have received per
omshp Ohio additional supplies, consisting of
Black French MerinO Frock Dress and Fancy Goats;
Black English Merino Sacs and Fancy Goats;
Black and Drub Alpaca Saes and Fancy Coats;
Black and Olive Coburg Cloth Sacs and Fancy Coatsi
Black MerinO Pants, with and without straps
Fancy and White Drilling Pants;
Check Linen and India Nankeen Pants;
Fancy and White NaTseies Vests;
Fine Linen and Satin Jean Drawers
Gauze MernO, Cotton and Silk Undershrsi
l.sle Thread White and Brown Cotton Half Hose
Gloves, susPenders, Pocket Handkerchiefs ETC. etc
tB All of which will be sold from former prices
THOMPSON e. NIXON, 10 Camp street,
jyl5u2dp opposi,e Hevlett,s E.chappe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

q. Leighton,
~ First Premium Shirt Manufaturer,
In returning thanks his friends public for the patronage
accorded to his establishment,
Nos. and Royal street, NewOrlea
during The pus egs receiving by
every packet, shipments of a choice assortment of
LINEN and MUSLIN SHIRTS,
R every thing that novel and enans Toilet
suitable for SUMMER WEAR IN NEW ORLEANS
q The stock has been diminished for "DuI Time, ;"
Du continues 70 be well supplied any period the
year IRON his Mandatory, 10 Park Place, NewYork.
especial attention is invited to the variety of
Cravats and Summer Ties.
@. LEIGHTON,
rFst premium Shirt aud Gentlemen s Furnishing Store,
blO-" and Royal street, NewOTleans
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.VOGU - Your Time
TO PURCHASE SUMMER CLOTHING
ALFRED MUNROE g. co,

ALFRED MUNROE 81 co.
No. "a Magazine street,
Are now eoang out their Immense Stock E Call you
want good NJ and choice articles.
merino Dress, Polka, Sac and Frock Goats.
Brown Aer!nO and fancy eOored Csshmerette sacs.
Black, Blue and Green Alpaca Sac Goats.
Linen s and Linen Pouge seerucker Sac and Polka Goats
Merino, Alpaca and Paranaita Pants
Nahheen Brown Linen, Check, White aud Fancy Drill Pants
EB- Also 81
BOYS and CHILDRENiS CLOTHING ooTnpee assortment
baus' Black and Fancy Crsvais Stocks Gloves Hosiery silk
anu -'nen HSnakereh'sfs and saspendeTs. y27 2dP6
DELiGHpFUL SUNDAY EXCURSION.
NE splendid steamboat OLIVIA, ]. w. Hoffman,
al MASTER VIII make an excursion to Mande- 49, -
MT te9 yHVI and hadlsonVie, SUN tseaf
- mphsNInG the ath inst. leaving the
o. the Railroad the arrival OF the O'Clock
E the Olivia will land her passenger in nne to
FiFTV 2e CE eJeISek p cars f9r the city; ~ FARE
iSst provided on board for those who desire it, BY French
Fof beauty and y.of scenery, and for
anu sal9brty OF atmosphere, more delightful
man TINS Lake POntchaitran cannot be
| co. Inc iare, be 1t remembered, is only 90 CENTS
eaeh way. jyI 1t
SUGAR LINiE-5OO Extra Sugar Lime put up expressly
- Ier thai puTpese, for sale by
Usl HAYMAN & HOLDEN, So Magazine st.
L iva a. F, COCHRAN a co. q Tehoupi,0ula, st.
- iTH A, p, COCHRAN 8 Co n TshsapllaairsIs.
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Fashionable Clothing.
NORRIS & WAY,

No. 20 Camp street, corner OF Common street.
HAVE ON HAND
a full Assortment Of SUMMER CLOTHING,
consisting Of all articles belonging a
Gentleman's Dress,
to which they invite the their customers purchasers
generally Our goods Of superior workmanship made Of
e best materials and in the fashions expressly retail
City trade
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Che Daily Creseent,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
q Council of the Second nEMntctDalitv
I e w ORLEANS.

sATURDAY MORNING. JULY a7. lssO
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BILOXI BAY, Miss, July 16, 1850.
have been using the Steam Pressed Bricks made by Mr.
Kendall constantly for about eight MONTHS in the furnaces
and around the boilers of large sized engine These Bricks
do MT break crack from fire and have Melted thou
they have been severely tried. Indeed they good Fire
Brick for all ordinary purposes THOMAS YouEG.
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$. of tt. =. Meetings This Evening.

OLIVE BRANCH UNION No. l, d. of t. meets in Good
Hope Chapel Alges, Monday afternoon, half past
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No. l40 Poydras street, N. o.
nnad rAnnlias snld hu MD MIP Ii n !

The above mentioned remedies sold BY MR.. WRIGHT
Isl CHARTRGs STREET, n O.;in the Second Municipality
J. r. BARBAT, No. 1872 Tchonpitoulas St.
ALSO, DIR, Gidson's SARsAPARIBLA for sale at j. p
BARBAT's. iv1j
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.yEjIE 1x1,d GE1a hands.

oHlU and Gin Bands.
IeATENT STRETCHEp LEATHER-lndia Rubber
and Common Leather Bands OF all sizes. Also, Band
Leather, Laeng, Riyet, ETC. always on hand together
with complete assortment of Saddery Harness. Leather,
Trimmings and Tools at the SaddeIy WaTehense ~ and
81 Common street. [jy26 3ml SMITH BRoIHER.
VETM o. DIBOLI4, Builder, 40 st. Joseph street be:
w tween St. Charles and Carondelet streets JOBBlRG
OF all descriptions reasonable terms, and short notice.
Good references given if required Ba6 y
WILLIAM j.. DEWEY, Commission Merchant
w and Shipping agent 81 Gravier st. jy2O 3m
VTDW. WOOD IL co. Ship Chambers. Grocsrs and
IA Provision Dealers opposite Post IL Second Munich
pnlty, and No Red Stores Third Municipality. jy2O
HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN AND SHORTS
Constantly in and for sale in lots purchasers
~ TfyA 9dnTi ]. GARLAND co. Lafayette st.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
a BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, Cdr0HdeIet
"a street, st. Joseph established in 1912, under the
sUperntencence OF the MISSES ELLISON, from LON
DOM. This Institution, conducted the best plans of
European instruction, constantly for the reception Of
site to a complete and finished education.
p Ell Il " saRR SESS
aSst siFsak isla "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-14
University Of MARYLAND.

VENHE next Session will begin on MONDAY,
u the l4'h day Of October, 1850, and close LIST
March, 1881.
Nathan r. Smith, M D. Surgery.
VIM Z. A Aiken, NJ D. Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
Samuel Chew, III D Therapeutics, Ma,eria
Medics and Hygiene.
Joseph Roby, Nj D. Anatomy and Physiology
"m Power, NJ D. Theory md practice of
Medicine.
Richard II Thomas, NJ D. Midwifery and
Diseases Of Women and children.
George W MiItcnberger, NJ D. Pathological
Anatomy.
I he most ample opportunities for the prose-
cu,i9n ofPractical Anatomy at q moderate cx-
pcnse.
Clint al Lectures four times week nv Pro-
fersor Smith and Power, in the Baltimore mfr
maryi with the privilege Of daily visits to its
wards, without charge 10 the students for the
ticket.
Fees for the Lectures 500 to $685. Practical
Anatomy SO, Naturalization; IS Graduation $50
WILLIAM T.. a. AIKEN Dean.
Baltimore; Aug lQ-GW