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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.

EUNHE regular course of Lecturea in this In
j. stitute will commence on the First of No.
yember, and continue until the last of February.
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready 10 receive students by the lst Of o.
tober. The Medical Department will be under
the direction OF the following
,s PROFESSORS. sg sf. 4
z. FREEMAN.M d Professor of Anatomy.
r S NEWTON, M d Professor of Surgery.
H ] HUcLE, N d Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine. ,f.
w BYRD POWELL, M d Professor of Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Mineralogy and Geology,
King, M D Professor Of Materia Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence,
J MILTON AN DERs, A NJ NJ d Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ~ -
IA WILSON, M D Professor. of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
aNe CLINIQUE LECTURES:
Medicine-Prof II HUcLE llf
Surgical--Profi r NEwroN. ,,fs #
2 FREEMAN, M d Anatomical Dempnstrator.
The fees for q full course Of LECTURES amount
z TO sos, Each Professor g Ticket SIS. Ma
triculatof's, DemonstratorS Fee. SO.
Graduation, 500 ts'2 oilf'l'3 ''s 'a' '''d
Those desiring further information will please
address their letters (post paid) 10 the Dean;
and students arriving in the city willplease
call on him al the Commercial Hotel.
RS. NEWTON, N. D.,
wg Dean Of the Faculty
Law Department.
Hon. 3 WIN KINq, Professor Of. Theory and
Practice Of Law.
JoBN DELiyIrLD, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
cipl Jursprndence.
Terms-$50 per session. All communities.
tons pertaining 10 this department must be I'D.
dressed 10 e. w. M. KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850. 4 =.
or The Faculties, for intellectual abilities
moral worth aud professional requirements
will compare favorably with the most distin
guished In our country.--1he Medical Faculty
constitutes an anomaly in this, or any othel
country all OF thom are able lecturers ane
the best ofteschere. & EEfl 81
Those who will contemplate our geographic
cal position and the extent of our population
can have no doubt az TO the eligibility Of oul
situation for an enterprise Of the kind. As 4
health, including all seasons Of the year, W,
deny that ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE. /.
Acommon error exists In the mindsof man,
students relative to the place Of studying med
Eicine' those who intend practicing among th'
diseases OF the west and south should certaihl,
educate themselves at a school whose Faculty
are practically acquainted with these diseases
That the public may be satisfied Of the per
maneney Of this school, wo, feel Il our duty 4
state, thai the Trustees and Faculty form,
UNIT in action, which auguFs we'll Tor its fu
| lture success, and that the peculiar internal or
tgsnizriiun which. connects ihem. cannot ke IN
seftupled! E.W. M. KING,
N pfesidsnt Of The Msmpais 1Asilsle
| AfrA h fsst-set I.
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celsior, White Brocade and Pamolias, Fluted
Satin, Ccburg, Queens Own, Milan Chief
White Lace, China Pearl, Florence Braid, Jen,
ny Lind, California and white Chip, TULIP
Braid, fine soft English straw, etc., ctc. A
large quantity Of Chidrens and Misses chip
Hats, Gipseys and Bonnets. A full stock o.
fashionable Ribbons, trimmings for dresses
thread and Lssls Laces. Ladies' and children'i
lLysls thread Gloves. Fine French Flowers
Sprigs and Roses, together with a good AHsori
rhent Of fancy Millinery which will be sold
cheap. easg
|. N. B.--Particuaf attention paid 10 Altering
BleachinR aud Trimming B6nhets. li2 y
II d, CURRiE, northwest corner
Of ID and Market sls., op posite Market house
PoItsmodth, May 80, '5O-iE Z.
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FROM THE STATE or MAINE.

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The attention OF the reader is called 10 the
following cert ficate Of remarkable cure Of.
feeted by using only FIVE bottles Of Sands .sar-
saparilla. ''f
ar5ig o SIDNEY, (Maine,) April Is, 1850.
MEssRs. A. B. & D. SANDS .-Genilemen--
This is to certify that the subscriber Of Sid.
ney, County Of Kennebec, State of Maine, has
been afflicted more or less ever since my birth,
Ill last February. In January. my legs were
so swollen could not get Oh my boot or stock
ing, and had several large sores on me all the
time. In this situation was aboutto give up
in despair. when | was advised 10 try Sands
sarsaparlla. had not much faith in it, but
sent 10 your agents in Augusta, Me-, and pro.
cured one bottle, which did me SO much good,
sent and got another, and continued until |
had taken five bottles. am now perfectly
well, Ifany person who may read this letter
is afflicted with any disease Of scrofula, 1would
most sincerely recommend and, advise them TO
make use Of Sands sarsaparilla. Ifany per.
son wishes further Information about my case
by calling upon me can convince them Of the
healing power Of this medicine.
(signed,) STEPHEN C. HAYWOOD.
I. IS .,.. Augusta, ApriIl6, 1850,
P. S.-We are personally acquainted with
Mr.. Haywood. and believe his sislSment above
to be true. (sgned,) l.
DILLINGHAM; & rITcoMB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. B. & d. SANDS, druggist and chemists, i0C
Fulton street, corner Of William, New York
Sold also by druggists generally throughout
the United States and Canada. Price 81 pei
bottle; six bottles for S..
For sale BY Shackleford & Crichton, Ports
mouth, 0. Price 81 per bottle. q ~
September %, le50--25 '5@' y
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Important NEWS 1LQAn tOSstAoL. a
Lsaias Fsght- Tie CatJaynia Eaiigrutios.
/ BY tl,estcamcr Robert FEItoa, from the
Missouri river yesterday, we receivedthe
Ffonller Guardian Extra Of the l4ih. Il
announces The arrival ofthe United States
mail from Salt Lake city, with dates to the
81 cf August. THIS mail arrived on the
18th inst, in charge Of Mr.. John Greene,
Mr.. g. had several mules stolen from him
by the indians, just l!ofore he reached Fort
Laramie, LEAKING him only with one horse
and aheayy mail.
Tho Guardian publishes letter from
Brigham Young, and other leaders Of the
church, addressed 10 Mr., Orson Hyde. i
is dated on the 2Sth July. and represents
that Salt Lako city had been crowded with
emigrants since The goth May. The lei
ter says: s s:ssts
The emigration poured in here in such
numbers th they raised provisions to n
very high price. Flour sold for one dol
Jar per pound, which was Sufficient TO in
cuce some Of our spectators to sell their
..aIs
"s' 'hofsa'' uha go w',n9m' 2 tiarses'
con.nchgea %''n INC a'h oi 'a,Y ana mas
eoDnnueu '; un'll 'ee "a present ooine :, 'he
frost which occurred when it was in the
D'vw, o'hce hatves. lpur mas neen SCI
ing 'ol lwen'y,hVe collars per nnnareo'--
ine unloiht ol gram sowoo' W., last 'a'l an.
sprlng was immense Inc great MAJOR,
Noisne iall gram nas pfoaucea an excel
isn't CROP ana ing spring crops 'oehs rc
ni'in'ioiy wen. . ~ ~ consequence oi n'
g'ea' au'oun' 81 SLOW on INC mopn.o'ns 2,
many ol our rivers o'etilowed their oaoNs
couihg eonsiqeIal3'q ppm'se 70 we croPs
Wc' inc Joruon was several leel hignc
'nan = mas Doeh kno@n before ana @ ue
sAtoyeoa gfeat pe7loh OF me crops peioN
a'he bridge Inc crops M "eoer, o'al
".u .ouie counties are reported % DC e1
ce'.ch,' Dro'ner Mur'y' VINO nus hle'
s'seeu US from 9ah re.e' gives Us ha''er
lns "ecounlsoi i"e Pf'sPec'S 'o' au aou''
oans ~ harvest
~. lug Dvseiet 1ic~s says lnp' on ''e .irS
1' suiy ~ .nes received . 'ong iener irul M
joan y. Jones: ooppih 81! Tue pquawh
Iolnp9py q emlgfan's. giving ,ne Pol''c, ,
iars o' an ino'ah hs.l at aehew oreef
eIeVon o, mAes wesl ol Inc rpeas rser, 0
we ~5h OF 9pne. ~ ne o'pu ihplot
nurheo SIX 'ooges cI .ne onake inolahs'
he p'ace haineg-Sll'hg mes, eI seven men ~ Z
iour sauaws' apa rWL caNpreu nye M means . an -
lDr:y lofscs' t"nle consenamg apou' ~, u, "
s DIVISION q. ., ,ne spollS' l"ey k''leu su' az ~
,n,': .Urses. nc prisoners were m l"r sa'e'z ' !
tns '''acN was !, eGpsequeSce ~ o. U Pr Pr
ylous one, IN Mp'Cn INC 0Aahps h'''e
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v I
Il is contrndicied thotr Gov. Vance has
been rendered the appointment Of U. s.
Treasurer, md il has been offered 10 Hon.
MI Slohne, formerly Secretary Of State,
underG Governor CorwiD. II is sald that
Thompson wilt moi accepta Recordership
in the land Office, andthaif Nathan Sergeant
viii receive q better appointmena than the
one he lost .sN r,yc4a 1se eF
Mr.. sWcbstcrshaving sent u specialagent
to Nicaragua, further action in the Musqui-
to question il postponed until be reports,
The special agent will be sent to open dy-
pIomatic relations with the .Dominicans Of
Haiti.
Important results are expected from
both. Among the acts passed by the late
Congress, istlie California bill, making six
ports Of entry and cooctory. tfs
APPOINTED AND CONFIRMED.
James Collier was rejected as Collector
10 San francisco, and Mr.. Davis Of Phil
odelphia, merchant, substituted. Rob-
inson was appointed for Stockton, Mr..
Gallagher for Benocia and Valcso, Califor-
MA. s'i'S1 - n'
Lighthouses are provided for, als'
100000 for a Custom House at Sar
Francisco, and 100000 for dry dock
Land title billand goldmine bill postponed
This will leave the California tax Of $2t
per month on foreigners in full force I'll
the next session.
Soldiers Bounty land biIl.by h mis.akt
ofthe cngrossing clerk was passed in sucl
a form as to throw the land open to spec
ulators. The explanatory uct failed il
the House. ~ H7g ~ ta.s9 ft.'n' .,.,,.
The bounty land svindle has been fount
out Engrossing Clerk, who left out the
section providing for the issuing patents tC
soldiers and their representatives alone, ha
been discovered and discharged. The Pres
ident has suspended the execution Of th
bounty land law until next session, Z
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.GKETCH of Life and public services Of John
~ Quincy Adams Taylors Manual Of His
toryj Lynch's Expedition Of Dead Sea (; Tick
nor''s Spanish Literature Lardner's Lectures
on Science and Art; Downing's History Of Ro-
manism Trumbull's Indian Wars !; White
heads Life of Wesley; Fremont's Oregon, &c
Be-, with a variety of choice Books, received
and for by J. STEPHENSON & CO.,
h. corner of Front and Market sts.,
June III, $50 Portsmouth, Ohio
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NEw-2lrrlRn.

Z 0oNN Ah1AHA ~ AhaA<ASI1aAs
TTAVING entered into co-partnership in the
IL BOOT and SHOE business, at the estab-
lishment near the corner Of I'd and Market
streets. next door to PettIs grocery store, are
prepared to sell Of their own manufacture for
lash. anything in their line as cheap as it can
be purchased west Of the mountains. All or.
ders promptly attended to. Work done with
neatness and dispatch, and warranted.
Give US CALL, and encourage your own
Mechanics. i@,4.els1
Portsmouth, January2s, ls5O-43yl
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Louis Napoleon, who is playing desper-
ate game for power, does not lack spirit
His recent tour was greeted with signs Of
popularity rather equivocal, and in many
places not at all satisfactory. An instance
is related by the Paris correspondent ofthe
National Intelligencer, as follows:
"During the whole journey the cry Of
Yipe Ia Repubique.! has been profered
and received us one hostile to the Presi.
dent. At Meiz, three days since, we had
the most remarkable proof of this. The
officers of the National Guard, upon the
occasion Of their grind reception by the
President, had come to this determination
it was known to utter this cry and no 9th
or. A civil functionary, aware Of The in.
tention, approacheda group of officers. und
addressing q General present, hoped that
no improper cries would be uttered upon
The occasion. 'Certuinly not,' replied the
General, I'VE mean TO occlam the Repub.
lie; surely this will not be deemed i'm.
proper The President entered the room
and the presentation commenced with loud
shouts of'Vive IA Republiqo = Stop, gen
tlemenl' said M. Bonaparte, with hanghty
wave of tho hand, 'P:easo to remain ST.
lent for a moment II is not usual to Ut
ter cries ofany sort upon the presentation
of the public authorities yet hear some
one shout 'Vivo la Republique 7 10 which
others reply by shouts ofa different char
acter. II il is counsel that you mean tc
give me, have no need oft; my act:
speak loudly enough. Iii il isl lesson that
you would give me, learn that / receive
lessons from nobody r Increased shouts
Of 'the Republic! the Repdblic! nothing
but the Republicn Was the reply Of the
officers
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Tobacco, all grades.
Teas, all qualities. y
Spices, large variety.
Dye Stuff. ''
Soap and Candles.
Foreign Fruits.
Cotton Yarns. r
Wrapding paper.
Candle Wicking and Tvins. ~
Cordage, Brooms.
Loaf Sugars.
Stoneware assorted, &
and many other articles too numerous Ia
mention, for sale at Regulated" prices by
April %, 80. s. X. ROSS.
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Summer Fashions.

THE subscriber has "A,
received her Sum- ~
mer stock Of fashion,
able Bonnets consistingin
part cfEmbr'd Lace, Tis-
sue, Albino, Zephyr, Gao.
tus Lace, Straw colored
Hungarian, Embr'd Ex-
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VKTATER "A IERC CES--5 Empty Casks suit
wv sble Cor Water Tierces. for sale byg
Sept. 90, 1850. a,R, ROSS.
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NATIONAL Temperance Offering and
IN Sons and Daughters of Temperance Gift,
for 1851, with superb Engrayings on Steel Of
8. +. Cary, Rev. T. p. Hunt, Rev. Dir.
Beecher, Father Mathew. Horace Greedy and
other distinguished champions Of Temperance
elegantly bound in Turkey Morocco. Just
received and for sale this day, by ,1a
q we J. STEPHENSON & Co.,
August "a, 1850. f'' or'i'f,i
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Rare opportunity for Democratic Ed
tor and Publisher. "a IT
valuable Printing Office for saleIa
A large Printing Establishment, located
in one of the best business cities in the west,
is now offered for sale on accommodating
terms. The paper published in said office
is OF MAMMOTH size, has an extensive circu-
lation, and is universally popular with the
people. The Job work and advertising of
the Office is worth at least $1,000 year,
| and rapidly increasing. Il is the most prof.
table establishment in any city OF the same
| size, in the western country. sA.a'ri
For terms, &C., apply Immediately, (if BY
letter post-paid,) to the Editor Of the Ports
mouth Inquirer
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Widows, wiles.

One Of our most distinguished members
Of tho Esculapian art, tells the following
good story, which in our opiniou, is per-
fec, Jeremy Didlcr, The doctor says
"About two years ugo, was called tt
see Mr.. who appeared to be, ant
really was, dying, though he lived many
months after, when he did die, sure enough
About week after the funeral ceremonies
had been over, paid a.visii-pnrt protes
sional, part ms one Of coincidence to The
widow, and upon asking her how she was
she replied %
sNot well at al. this morning, doc,or.-- =
had dream last night, which completely
destroyed my rest, and from the effects ol
which, have not vet recovered"
,.Indeed," said |. "Pcrhaps it would
be we'll that you Inform mo Of the nature
of the dream; possibly | may be able t'
remedy the effects"
"Oh, it wus a very foolish thing--ye
as YOU insist, Ill tell you. You know
doctor, you have been attending cur famil,
for several years, and though we have pai'
you good deal Of money, we must ow'
you good deal YET, and dreamed ,ha
you called with your bill, and moi having
The means at hand 10 pay it,--and by tn
way, dun always distresses me NOR
than anything on earth--l became perfect
Ily mise: able"
"Aiter tha,," says the doctor, SWIM
could | do but advise her never to drenr
again of The bill? Whether she has take
my udvice or not, | d. not know; but d
know that have never dreamed Of pre-
senling it."
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THE INQUIRER
FIspnhli'hed.eEe1y Tnsaduymorniusf
cLEVELAkD. & PEEReE ,'ea, :,

.ail .s.s 80, : 1vR To. III ,ti.saM
Ms.--Single copy, $50, Der annam
in Advance or within four months a 90 eftcr
four months and within the year; ana $3.50
after thecxpiration Of the year. Ton copiesOr
more 10 one direction WILDE furnished Al &I .Oo
per copy in advance. No paper discontinued
except at the option this publisher, until /
arrearages are paid. -.'.a+s2at
* W laa ADVERTISING. T1Sf
o.lesquare $500 M insertion ,...,..,,,., 50
do do > do ,,,..,s,,f.0
Each subsequent insertion, ........... 95
do do l2 do. :. A.1609
Larger advertisements at reduced rales.l
OF Me chants and others desiring TO occupy
an indefinite space, and make occasional clan,
ges, will be permitted to do SO upon fair tefms
JOB WORK fF3tP
all descriptions executed with neatness and
espatch, and upon the most reasona s.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut street above seventh street,
PHIL ADELPHIA.

is central, in the immediate vicinity of ths
IL most important public Institutions, the
best and most fashionable places of business,
and the attractive public Squares Of the city,
In the important requisites Of light and venti-
iation, two principal objects aimed al in the
recent enlargement and thorough improvement
Of this House, il is not exceeded, perhaps, by
any establishment in America. To strangers.
therefore, its position Is peculiarly desirable.
The subscriber returns thanks to his friends
and the public for the liberal patronage they
have extended TO him, and assures them that
he will endeavor TO merit conunuapce Of
their fayors. A. F. GLASS.
June "a, 1850.--lIm3
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Hayard .Taglor,s New worlr.

Day hfp .AlA 5lDh y rseW Work.
TNLpORAro, or Adventures In The Path Of
~ Empire; comprising voyage to Califor.
MIA via, Panama, ilfe In san Francisco, Bic
lures Of the gold region, &c, BY Bayard Tav.
!o5 oHegef the editors Of the New York Tfi.
for sals bg tyssTRPHE 4, %. Z
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JACOB BURIkEL 4 co.,
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers,
Corner Of Chillicothe and Fifth-sts,.

~ PoRrsMouTH, ONO, '@1
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Carts and Flows,
Of as good workmanship, and at as low prices,
as the same article can bp bought for any place
in the west. The public are respectfully inyi-
tod @ call and examine their stock of carr iages
May l3, 1s50.-Iy ~. ,g
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The attention Of the reader is called 10 the
following cert 6cate Of remarkable cure Of.
feeted by using only five bottles Of Sands sar.
saparilla s trt ~ t'~- fH
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Wanted Young Men

0F BUSINESS HABITS, intelligence and enterprise to
" act as AGENTS in the different Counties in the States
of Maine, New Hampshire Vermont New York. New Jer-
sey, and Delaware. Also,
ONE HUNDRED
Who be absent six months longer travel as
in different sections in the Southern Western States and
Canada They will be required principally with
work lately issued by the subscriber and which been
got up under his personal direction and designed for the sub
scription business exclusively entitled
A HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Giving complete history both Ancient and Modern of
every nation the globe brought down the present time
including the late MEXICAN WAR, CALIFORNIA &C.
is illustrated with large number of beautiful Engrav-
ings representing the important Battles CoronatonS
ProcesstO1ls Costumes, &c, &C., that known in the
worlds history. Besides is attached the work magn6-
cent CHART representing the Flags of the nations
and splendid View of the City of San Francisco printed
in Coiors in the highest style of the The work
at an extremely low price, which places within the reach
of all. "a
Being connected with the extensive publishing house of
Messrs Harper Brothers, N. York. supply Agents with
their Books at their regular wholesale prices.
No agent will be required territory previously
occupied and all books sold may be prices
originally charged An opportunity rarely offered presents
itself to professional and school teachers as well as
others who wish to engage.
G-FFor further information apply my Office MAIN
STREET, NORWICH in the same building with the Norwich
Courier, address HENRY BILL,
July %, 1850. dwstf NorWich Conn.
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MADAME G. AMY,
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT AND
BOTANIC DOCTORESs.


TVNIS celebrated and wonderfully gifted Philosophers
will arrive in this city on MONDAY, and announces to
the Ladies and Gentlemen that she will make short stay
at the WORCESTER HOUSE. where she has taken apart
nents for the accommodation Of her visitors who will be
received and conducted to Madame AMY's parOr As
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT she will, by the aid of
her universally acknowledged skill in Physognomy, Phys
ology and Phrenoogy, inform those whe will investigate
her talents leading traits of their character and their
influence and connection with business.
She will give information concerning PERSONS, PROP
ERTY &c, and describe their Whms, Notions, &C., as
though she had known them from BIRTH
NJ Ladies in delicate health may be assured that Madame
ANY able to give information which will be invau
able and such desire it, will Reveal Secrets 'oorh
knODing. - -
FTShe also delivers Printed Examinations. She will
make Clairvoyant Examinations in of invads. She
will select from the vegetable kingdom remedy for Scro
ula and all other diseases arising from impurities OF the
Blood Price so Ceats-Charts extra. Ang3
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To the Ladies of the City of Worcester
and vicinity.

MRS. M. s. THOMPSON, Practitioner of MEDI-
wi CINE and OBSTETRICS, grateful for the liberal patron
age received wond respectfully inform the Ladies' that she
still continues at her former residence, and will give her
undivided attention TO ALL THE DISEASES which Females
and Children LIABLE and viii also attend short
ce those who may wish Her services at their
idcnce A variety Of FAMILY MEDICINES constantly on
hand and for sale ut her office. 121 Main st.
Worcester, July 26, 1850. DIM
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Protect yOWr Property
BY USING TIE
METAIIC FIRE and WATER PROOF PAINT

Black, Chocolate, Drab, and Ash Coiors.
THE chemical analysis Of this substance shows its COM
ponent parts to consist principally of Magnesa ALUMNI
ma Slick, Oxide of lron Sulphate of lron Lime and trace
OF CARTONS altogether forming combination the best fitted
OF any YET discovered to answer the purpose of defending
any thing covered by it from injury by FIRE wATER or the
destructive effects of TINE. After exposure the atmo-
sphere Tor few months, the coating becomes solid ce
men or artificial slate which mpervious by either Fire
weather.
is now being extensively used for painting both sides
and roofs OF Buildings II is decidedly the best Paint for
brck or stone now in use entirely preventing those kinds
OF buildings from absorbing water and consequently render
mg uem ree IRON danpness also, for painting Rail Road
Depots Cars and Bridges or any thing that Is exposed TO
fire or weather 1t is also used for Carriage and other
paintings, and susceptible Of receiving very high polish
and never cracks
we have just received large invoice of the above Paint
direct from the Manufacturer in Ohio and offer il for sale
low ut NO. 90 MAIN STREET, Sign Qfh Good Samaritan
q. A. &c L. HARRINGTON.
Worcester, May II d3taw&w3nis