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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-17
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

AHlEIH@s MO
FTNHE regular course Of Lectures for the session
4 of 1850 and 1851 will commence the first
Monday in November, and terminate the last week
in February.
The following gentlemen comrose the Faculty,
viz
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy,
CHARLES 5. VIEWER, NJ. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
Materia Medica and Therapeutics;
JOHN K. WILCOX, NJ. d.
Principles and Practice OF Surgery,
MADISON. J. BRAY, NJ. d.
Theory and Practice ct Medicine,
LEVI LKNCCSK: NJ D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children
GEORGE 3. WALKER, NJ d.
Dem5nstrator of Anatomy,
MARK TRAFTON MD.
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THE RAIL ROAD is COMMENCED
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SICAU l1ON&8
=, none ne IS genuine unless "HATCHITT'S EX-
AZ / OF COHOSH,' - is blown in the bottle.
Manufactured by J. G. HATCHlTT & co,
r No. IA Front ST. Evansville, Ind
AND IN tor sale by the principal Druggists throughout
tHe W est. Gjel2 til
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HENDERSON, Ky, May ,, 1850.
Dr.. ]: G. HArcHITT-My wife has been afflicted
with Prolapsus Uter. ard alt those dseuses 50 com
mon to women about the turn Of life -" Sic has
been wonderfully benentted by tie use of your Co.
hosh, after trying in vain other medicines.
T. ~ ID A
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TAILORING ESTABLISH KENT.
ICEI ICEII ICEUI

CtOAPS! SOaps!!-A great variety Of Fancy
- Soaps in Store and for sale hv
HATCIIiTT & Co.
ie1 If No. IA. Front St.
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THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY.
1876 Greenwich Street. New York.

TINE proprietors beg to call the attention of con-
4 noiseurs in Tea, and the heads Of flmilies to
the choice and rare selection of Teas imported by
them and hitherto unknown in this country, which
by their fragrance and deicacy, combined with vr.
gin purity and strength produce an Infusion of sur
passing richness and flavor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-17

The following is from Mr.. Morgan, of the firm of
G. * S. r. Morgan, wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods, Evansville Ind
Door. HATcHITr-Sr-I have used your Cohosh
in several cases of diseased Lungs with the happiest
results. From my experience with Il, believe it
also be of the best Medicines fer general de-
billy, indigestion and for purifying the blood.
Yours, &c. s. X. MORGAN.
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The certificate ofR.W Dunbar, ESQ, Treasurer of
Vanderburgh county
EVANSVILLE, IA, April II 1850
DIR HATCHITT-Sir-l have used your Cohosh for
four or five months, and can say with confidence
that it is Alternative tonic, much superior to any
preparation OF Sarsaparilla, other tonic medicine
have ever used Yours,
r w DUNBAR
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LOUISVILLE e sT.1CUIs PACKET.

+,
fr;s- :. The fine, fast running, and substantial!
sllE9454Atf5 Steamer,
GEN. WASHINGTON,
Capt LAxGuoRN, Master, VIII run during The
season rs regular Louisville, Evansville and s.
Louis Packet She will leave Louisville every Wed
nesday at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ passing Evansville ev
cry Thursday morning AT O'Clock. Returning,
will leave ST. Louis eyeyy Saturday evening at o.
clock ndpass Evansville every Monday morning al
s O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
nrh26 3m O'RI.EY & MITCHELL, Ag'ts
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CHEESE. CHEES

4 SMALL lot of 20 Boxes Western Reserve
n Cheese inst received, and viii be closed BELOW
THE NARkEr if called for this dav.
ic26 If OEILEY & MITCHELL
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SCNDEIES.

Z
CtUPERJOR Young Hys0n. Y Dung II Tson, Imper
- ial-a-I Black, Tess. Extra orange Co,ong PekO
a fine black Tea for sale by
my4 ii HORNBROOK & BURTIS.
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OF NE ItTlIe and GENIAL SOL OF
Assam, 90 -
With view to encourage the introduction Of
these mat HESS Teas it is the intention of the pro
prietors to distribute by lot. among the purchasers
quantity Of Tea eq- al to tie FIRST years Profits on
the sales effected
Each purchaser viii receive enclosed in the pack
age, numbered certificate, emitting him to ONE
CHANCE IN THE DISTRIBUTION :!
FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS g.
laid ont, and on the receipts amounting to 100000
the UNDERWENT oned parcels of Tea, to the value OF
ten per cent, or Two THOUSAND DOLLARS, will lie
given away Bonuses :! according to the follow
mo- scale.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03

m'r'lad. On the morning after the ce.
emony, the report ofa pistol was heard in
the nupii | chamber. Persons entered
and found the Bridegroom prostrate and
dead ne had risen while his wife was
yet asleep and blown his brains out.
On The lallc VISA letter in which he
rNrl"ii cd The MOVIES of his rciion. lie
SID he had reached the highest noint of
human felicity that l." could lmopine. and
he di NOT wish to drs ccnd for, il. He
could not C Tie tlouglt, that the day
would CO me. when he should love less
or tie less loved. He had Tot strength
t"awmt tie coming of thai fatal moment.
';''y re, olui"n to quit life C,e wrotc) is
cue" thr exc IS of my happiness
fc.y French and very foolish!
PRESCOTT, 7nE llIsy oR1AN.- Tile Wash.
innGt"n CORES rundent Of the Charleston
News. says:
Prescott, t historian is still ic @ 70
cciNing all kinds of hon :. He l,oks i,
good de too well for an au'hor; but he
Is one OF IT. few who al nnge to dive a
hand tmg in wi h tl.cir pul lislns. 1t is
5 customary ios,c ans; uihor in >ecdv
cont nd'h'h of slaity e,nrili V, tina,
II give. ol''s system quite a sl o,k to le-
'"Id i"insy man thc>elv prsunifirn-
ton Of good IL; nd with n smile ot
''''sa,''t"ct ,wh hSrrms to say, Il
nave tie dust p"cle'." Iul woe
.e to TIE man whom tie put Ii | c,s ha> e
IN 'h'ir r"we'. TieIe is nothing for him
but his pen, ull that and lie alt wo n q
the stump. With ostagr for the future
n the shnlc of Il wife and chld.en. he
mas no income tut that which can be
m dc from week to week, The gi~t
m nSt G & ound, and the wheel revolvr
ihen 'glin' al 'h" stru .glcs, all the tolls,
al the min"ss If br in. nerve and he, ID
wiIch mi uilc.gpcs in his clrce., are
imprrcrpti le even to his f lend d>-amo,t
!" HIM eff; he has no lime to he sick to
lr lauei ed; E's sIilit lis ro lcId,,
hhd thus gonclill, we f;id s,ch men
that Me G.ek.up of tie constitution
seems sudden AN unlocked fol"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03
THE
Ia KEONyEE COURIER,
PRINTED AND PUBLisHrD wEEKLYuY
w. II. TRIMMER.
+. M. KEITH, Editors.
TBI He WIS.

One Dollar anl Fifty Gents for one vcor's
SUBSCRIPTION 81 when paid within three months.
wn 'oEars u oavmentis DELAYED to the close
of the subscription year.
AN subscriptions not clearly Hm;ted will be
consl i"rc ~ ma lc for an indefinite time. and
contin'e' till a continuance ia ordered and
all arrearages pail.
Il f'Fr'se'nents incrted Mt rs cents per
squire for the first insertion and 81 I Q cts. fer
each continued insertion Liberal deduction
ma ie Z" those advertising bv the vear.
- -. C,ui'h'mio,ti,Hi@ -houid be address
ed to the Publsl or poet paid.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03

se" Stale Oh eNpe imcnt,
;u we surprised TO learn that our
'en nt' Mason mas been successfully
snI'geu ''r the 'N' ten years or m"|.',
h"c, III, :"V'e' 10. i "ogef pe,i"d OF time
.,'''' ~ r''i my cane ana mmufac-
:" '.S 'ne very pest "t Syrup, uDlasses
>'"' oe"'
u
;, u p'"I" as an" Do9S-Ncn-
'' ~ -, "'' ~ ms '"c 'e',erS I ON pn'iS,
C". ."u.. - :" nous III '''"' '''y II t"dup
,I vi 'n'S' "oSS' 'hdS, &r.
,hav .n', .M,u ''''. "y ui, e":', ana whc e
IN ;,I,. Thn, ,,,p u '.''o"er "'co u'nS
,.rs ,.l,, ',;, s nav. q ','SS W pr',c'i i"n-
tn tha nr ~ f ,, 's'nS'':es "Sclu iVr'y
t,ro. .,,. ,,I, "''''''''' ana t"-
hv m,mI.rs nf a. ',,c vi "oS''ieSs'
f,'@'''0''
An imnr,ious no,, h,. hao, ,,
Tx the Krs,i,n ,,ny,.rnn,a', :" ''uui @ eHS''l
Prus>i nm ,La .THI.;,..,.,t,p I''''
Ho,rnsli di.rur Arer .,'H,,,s ,'o",s
all the poin,s ~ ,,snr ,L. nn,,
There are so many iucts wLi.h II =. IT,,
pc.o,clnno. REQ nd Will ;,J,T,.. ,."'
and f,om which nn c.,rn,, J.. '',,'' ;'''''
relc,sc the P.ussi n cu,,r. rhnl,,,,,
concludes bv distinctly n,;m ,,;,,r H. ,n, 'I.' ,
t. minatinn fthc Emnr,o ,o nn,,I I,,v Wv w.
ci,ive me ,su.e. if n,,....,rv j.,
of the Danish siI, of thr rn,,,,,,,'... M ~ f''''
"A Sc ious ,upru T.. b,s n..,..,,,i, .
tw en- tie Gnv,,nmo,,s r pn, -
"F'emnu'g' III consequence of the tone
as as umeu ny me tone assumed by the
h'hg "f rruSsia to the latter country, in
oP'n'hg the cmmncrS. The Govern
n'h' oi frns Il has addie"srd not. to
t''''' :" "urlemhutg. couc ed in very
S'rohg terms expressing the as;oni h.
] ",r,' "' '"e hl"H government at the
SprFch','' esrrt' with thcm ISL profound
.u'S:'"'"'n' me Susl'cmrs and accusa-
..o''s ~ cont ms IA cerlnrcs IL beneath
~, ' "'s,"H 20 "P'y thc'e o. or tocon'inue
we u'l'',ma''c 'e'''.i"ns with Wurcm-
pug Inc FfuSSh'n Ambassador has
oee,' n rr."i'ea'
! perm Is: IL Is sand, % be surrounded
,nad,. ln.,, ,"ou u",,'eNs' ','''. wich have al
ie'uv 'sen commenced near ore of The
g".us @ =. ~ r''i. me German Pau la-
" sn, ''SI '''''ru az Hi'nit on tie goth
oa,L "'." u.!ceS .re iectived to the
o'"' =. wien ''h.t h''ie had been done
" o',u :" s"r''AlnS inc Asstmt ~.
,,,a,I'', '''s '.",'' H'"c nom announce
~ s"."' ooo's u swedish navy
"' ~. ~" !" ""' 'o'ihg' lie otJcct oi
'"1 "'0"s"'' 10 'o' A''""h'
The Cow rREE.--The Cow Tr.,
COWS near Lake Maracaibo. and is ono,l,
er lastance of the ki.nlne>s with wh;,.
nnto!e nou,ishes her children inr;s'
ions are nude in the tlee and tb.r,
flows fom it an abundance oftlick and
gumny milk, if it be rll"wed to stand
Tor few days. The natives so k mi,
cassava bread in il. Baron Humlold,
f"qu"n'ly drank OF i. when in S,m,l
Anic lea. Among the many v,r;nns
phenomena that beheld dui,y nv
journey, he s"vs, there was hardly pnt
that struck ~ imagination so focillv y,
with milk nnd with fuimrcous food IN.
sli'es us will iute est. and reminds -,
OF our hel les. inf ncv. Anr;rnt oMI WI
modern nations lave C.It
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03
Correspondence Of tie South Car hnian
CHARLEsroN. Anil 2l lshn

III a -
Our c;,v .,,ho
o.o.d in Iay;,r tl', ,'1 ,a., ".e . "om ouS''y en-
g 10y . - '"e".S arrange
pui he'd sta.e.m,n I,hn n u'S''n'
WHEN comnletad ,ho, ,";ii ~ .,.,.,,'' o"''ou'' ''
thing Of tie kind eva, @ w;,ns s",p : :, ,ns a..
connt,,. -, I, 'es'Iu '' '''i
,elIv so fnr 80 ,he.a % ,n.,s 'I ''',,. ' NC ~
ing;on, so there bus L,an hnt ,no nv ~. i,,'',,..
.nd nm, ,,an..,,; w.. WI" '''''u''
be,nfrrr w;l; na,a, i I',,. '"""y 10 come p,
again Lorn ,hat ,,,.,,,, "poi ~: ''Ao
ue w n ,s nm - =" i"u' ''''A.''S'
will como =, Wins. ~, ,,''', '""'"'!'
lion mn F;a,v n.y -" - '"'' .';"' '''',,'',
ha,in, b.en cxma>,l,. w., ,., ','I.u r .,' ,''e
nuIro,4. '"' '''''
An o'd nd ruot = :,..
this civ. Ni. Elw.wI r""a' ''s',Iv''' ''n' VI
Col .lo6n T. c.n"u ,,C ~" M ''''ei 10 !,
rail rr ,,id,lrnly dn,;m'. r. ;,I,. v.u' u,ru TI
was only u,kcn IN nn 9ErLnr.'i "i "'Rn, NE
Hi, son untnr,n,a,.,, l.,;,' t'o'''S'
O, @ of the rnmn Finn, l.; W. NM .
i,p.or will nnt b.. az. M '' "". ~ "a>"'
"a ,;.w "" =" '''u''' III '''ne
noon, FO "
For The bcncn Of mrl, dv ,o.tor. ,,,
copy, fr.m IN EosImn n., ~. ,ho fn,io", wv
inc yec,ise for n,e.e,yirr IT,. la,'," ' ,f
gath, red tiowr,.:
"P,ocurc n flat di.b Of norce,.;n into
Which pour wurc,.,l -. u,,nn :,
flowers, and over !. VAN Iau ..,,..
with ,im in rho wotcr Tbe .';y ,' ,hn,
surrounds the Aowe : he;po cnnGn.d hs
meth thu, lcll olnss rns.,on,,n .'u 'na;st Ge
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03
TFata,er aad Planter.

The rcport Of the Massachusetts State
pri on for 1910 shov $ the necessity Of IN
enlargement of the prison.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03

n New Paper. Messrs. Ebart. pro.
prie'o,s ofoneof the llrge~t paper m,nu.
faciolies IN GstmNny. situated Mt Neu.
s'adt Ebe' swald hpycju-r invented an
incn,mbus'iple paper, which is intcn.
ded espea ,llv tor ioofirg houses. It's
des inrd ,o'take tie .pl}ce of tiles, over
which u as 1wofuld advantage. tbu, il
= not fragile, ard is ve yiaexpensiye.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03

dW' 1t WIS ye. il II state of expe iment,
ana we surprised to learn that our
I len Mr. Mason, has been successfully
engaged for the ISL ten years or mni...
ana mi father for logger peiod of time
heto'c him, in raj ing cane and m,nuf.c
tn ing the very best of Syrup, N,lassrs
and Sugar. cen Geor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03

TOO @arh tel city--A French M.
per gives an account of a vegv rich
French gentleman and Mayor ol aC.om
mune' who H'minuted his life under ne.
cn!iar circumstances. Tr was in lnye
WI a beautiful ri who rccipucatcd
VIII" reclp'ocaled lis ffeciion; bur her
parents "ppo ed objections 10 their union
hi'es many years OF pressing solicitation,
he obtained the fatLer's consent and WIS
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06

was not likely to exist in any part of the
Territories, he had few words only to
say California, by her own action, had
excluded slavery forever from her limits
and there, if any where in the Territories
it was most likely that slavery would
have found foothold; and. if slavery is
not permitted there, where else in the
Territories was it likely to be reduced:
In the cold and mountainous districts the
| climate and the soil forbid its introduc-I
ton. Then it was truth that slavery|
was not likely to exist in any part of the|
Territories. All hno~<- thio uU tho fac ~
then why should there be any hesitation
in declaring it? Z
In the free States, where the Wi,mot
proviso was first agtated, this territory
was about to be acquired, and the people
there were laboring under the apprehen-
sion that slavery would likely be extended
to those Territories, and, under this ap-
prehension, instructed their representa-
tlves to vote against it. But there is
now no cause for any such apprehension.
Ii the representatives of those States
could have held intercourse with their
constituents since the fact of CALIFORNIA;
action has become known, and could
have pointed out to them the dangers
of pressing this proviso when all they
wanted would result as we'll ithout it's
enactment as with it, those constituents
would tell them to forbear; to cease press
ing the Wilmot proviso, and relieve the
country from danger. They would tell
them to come here and calmly and quietly
settle all the difficulties that now tbraaten
the Union.
MIR. &. then proceeded to the examina-
ton of the third and fourth resolutions,
proposing certain boundaries for Texas,
and to pay the debts of Texas, for which
the duties on her imports were pledged
while she was republic. He held that
the United States had no power to divide
or cut OF any portion of that or any other
State; but in all questions of unsettled
boundaries the United States had the
power to settle them. The boundaries
of Texas had never been positively de-
termined, and the United States had the
power to do so now Moreover, it was
proposed 10 pay her debt; and this was
proposed as a compromise, in the hope
that that State would agree to the settle
ment of all the difficulties, and restore
peace and harmony to the country.
Mr.. foote said, that II the Senator
would give way he would move an ad-
JOurnment.
MIR. Clay acquiesced, stating that he
would finish his remarks Tomorrow.
And then, on motion, the Senate ad-
lourned.
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06
Tom MooRE.-Though well-stricken

Tom Though well-stricken
in years-he must be about seventy-tlie
author of Lalla Rookh is in the full en-
joyment of health; bodily and mentally
So say the late English papers. Long
may the poet of love and wine, and liberty,
live to wear the bays he has won. He is
one Of the last lingerers Of that glorious
choir who thirty years ago made the word
ring with their minstrelsy. Campbell is
gone, Southey is gone, and Coleridge,
and Byron, and Scott. "Who shall fill
their vacant places?" Not the bards of
the modern transcendental school, we
opine. Rodgers Wordsworth, Moore,
and James Montgomery, are nearly all
that are left of "the shining circle" from
which so many gems have dropped away,
and they too must speedily follow
When will English poetry know such
another heroic age as during the first fifty
years of the nineteenth century!
Noah's Sunday Times.
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06

bob, where is the State. of Matrimony?'
''It is one of the United States. Its
bounded by hugging aud kissing on one
side, and cradles and babies on the other.
Its ch eff products are population, broom
sticks, and staying out late O. nights. 1t
was discovered by Adam and Eve, while
trying to find a northwest passage out Of
Paradise The climate is rather sultry
till you pass the tropics of housekeeping
when squally weather commonly sets in
with sufficient power to keep all hands
as cool as cucumbers. For the principal
roads leading to this interesting state,
consult the first pair of blue eyes you run
against"
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06

The REVENUE AT CALIFoRNIA.-Collec
tor Collier writes to the Secretary Of the
Treasury that he is "astonished'. at the
amount of business at San Francisco.
The amount Of tonnage OH the 11th of
November in port was l2O,317 tons
The clerks are receiving from $500 to
$4,000 per annum, and there is not a
sufficient number to transact the business.
More must be imployed, with like salaries.
The inspectors are receiving So per day,
and large number are employed. The
necessity for the payment of cash salaries
arises from the fact that the expenses of
living justify the payment lie says
customhouse of iron ought to be immedi-
ately contracted for and sent round.
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06
New Store at Fulton.
MESSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE g. co

a RE now receiving and opening large and
"A well assorted stock of goods suited to this
market, which have been selected with great care
In Boston and New York, and are now offered to
purchasers at as low prices and on as good terms
as they can be procured elsewhere.
=, Our stock is general. comprising Staple and
Fancy Drv Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery,
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass
ware, Iron, Steel. Nails, Castings, Tinware and
Carpenters Tools, Groceries, &c. &c. sc.
COLLINS, LITTLE g. co.
ulton, Ark, Feb. 9, 1859
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,


Nem=@rleany.
ysyHE subscriber has on hand large and gem
Z .ral assortment of almost every arttls IN
the Upholstery way, which, account OF the
advanced state of the season, he offers at very c W
prices Among the Goods on hand, he would
enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Silk. worsted, and cotton Dlmasks. French and
Engiish:)
bobinet and muslin white curtains;
plain and figured musins, &c.
CORNiCt. POLES, BANDS, &c;
Wooden, brass and velvet cornice;
brass and wooden poles:
.tuIip" ..acorn" "polka," "arm," ane variety
of other curtain bands and pins
TRANSPARENT I WINDOW-SH
The stock of this article is !ull, and J as
handsome patterns as be found any where
amopg which, are Scripture, Chinese, and other
scenes, large GothicS. &c.
MUSOUirO BARS AND MEETINGS
English bobinett, muslin, linen musquIt" bars and
nettiugs, in great variety and quantity.
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, &c
Feathers in lots of from pound to 100 pounds
anu cured hair of various qualities.
Topether with mating, oil cloth. carpets, rugs
ma,ts. table oil cloths, wall paper, IA large and
handsome assortment) cords and tassels, fiinges.
gimps. fire board papers; cotton, worsted, incI.
and silk borderings and bindings; hair cloth WIN
dow papers ready made hair or moss mattI essc3
bed furniture, &c &c.
GFGalvanized spring mattresses made to Or'er
and Upholstery work executed with despatch,
JOSEPH ETTEk.
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06
JOHN r. GRATIOT,
10 III " F I E L d,

ALLEN w. BILE WINS,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
II ESIDES at Washington, Hampstead county.
IL Arks., and will regularly attend all the courts
in the counties of Lafayette, Sewer, Pike, Clark,
Ouachita, Union and Hampstead. He will give
the most prompt and unremil'ed attention to all
business confided to him.
Aup l6 lS43 -5>tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06
sDrs. IV'ssst4xnss s. ESeEs's
@pENTIs4l
E. BOURNE, DENTAL sURGEo

e. BOURNE, DENTAL SURGEON,
II AVlNG permanently located in Camden for
IL the practice of DENTISTRY, will spend part
Of his time in Washingt on for the same purpose
he hatters himself that he can convince those
mat are in need of dental operation, that he is
capable and qualified to serve them faithfully and
10 their satisfaction. He can be consulted at all
nonrs, except when professionally engaged, bv
calling at Schaer's Hotel.
Aug. /, lS49-3O
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06
Drs. Conwav G. CRAY

MEDICAL NOTICE.
nRs, WILLIAMS s. BURT, having associa-
~ tedthemseves in the practice of Medicine.
respectfully tender their professional services to
the public. ........
Office, at heir Drug Store, where they will
keep constantly on hand, general assortment OF
fresh Drugs an0Medicnes.
Washington, December 6, 1S4s. 5l-tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06

AS gold which he cannot spend will
make no man rich, so knowledge which
he cannot apply will make no man wise.
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06

If we float over the surface of society
with perpetual sunshine and favoring airs
how can we sound the shoals and gulf
which lie below!
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-06

As love is the sures: evidence of faith;
so obedience is the truest test OF love.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12
COsf0as EOcEOyay at .gMctiOaa.

S--s WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, the SIXTH day
fs1 w of MARCH next on the premises, at Auction
9%.<s the ROCKY GLEN COTTON FACTORY, situated
about one mile from the Railroad Depot FIsHKLL LAND
ING Duchess County, N Y, containing the following de-
Scbed Machinery of the most approved kind and in perfect
running ORDER large portion which has been operation
only few months-with substantial Water Wheels,
tumes, DAMS and main geerng, in st-rate repair, with
constant supply of water. Twentysix Land Home
Tor agent enemens for the operators with other outbud
ngs all ready to be put in operation Printing Cloths
Reference may be made to
RUSSELL DART, 1873 Maiden-lane. NEW
or to w. y. LEONARD, Sc Beaver-st, YORK
One wower and pipe, whiting picker, spreader
lap rollers water casks twenty-five cardng engines
ing cans two railway heads and fixtures square grinder
eight drawing heads grinder three slubbers each "a
pdle rowing bobons, six fly frames each sixty spindles
fly rollers extra rollers, dripping tins Quadrant reels and
rubber bobbns sellacng mules yarn boxes
g boxes lamps skeevers rowing bcbbins balance ele
vaor, extra mule rolls, dppers, &C. six spoilers four
Wrappers and creels link dressers, spoos BEAMS
dresser brushes screen press cster harnesses eds loom
beams window curtains casks and tubs drawing frames &C.
one hundred and sixty looms and fixtures temples utles
aprons, lamps, sundres. Horses &C., in barn. Bell and
frame in cupalo one guage lahe hand lathe FORGE &c.
work benches circular saws plates and Dies ali the betting
throughout the MILL eight ting and traveller frames each 1872
spindle fourteen cards clothed slubbng Frame 4s spin
dies one dubber or tapping machine, railway drawing
heads three fly frames, each 80 spindles DIV F4
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12
Con sfamlIy OF I.aui

COASLB nEKy OFT EERlI6a,
ND for sale at private sale-SLEIGHS, Buffalo Robes
IA Horse Blankets, Household Furnitre DRY Goods &C.
Jan ~ dit s. w. SELBY g. co.