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MedienI.C ColIeee q. Ohio.


NNHE THIRTY FIRST ANIMAL sEs
4 sSIONof this Institution will open on ihs
ifst MONDAY N November next, and CLOSE
on the last ,pf EsbEnarys under the following
JoSn T TshoivelI N 3, Professor u Anat
omY. ft.lff8s5g. 4 wv
John Locke, N 3, Professor Of chenlsir,
& /, IssssH \ NJ & p Professor 81 rhyaIolee,
# o Edwards, M b, Professor Of Matetiu
Medica and Therapentics, and Medical Juris-
prudence.
r d Massey, M D, Professor Of Surgery.
LaDdcn Q Rives, M d, Professor. Of Obstet-
rics and the Diseases'of Women snd Children
John Bell, M D, Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine. ~ 'es3t3E ~ -5as
John Davis, M D, Demonstrator Of Anato-
'(I5- The following branches will be included
in thecourse Anatomy, Chemistry. Pharma
cy, Physiology, Pathology, Materia Medica
Therapeutics, Medical Jurisprudence, Medical
Botany Surgery, Obstetrics, Diseases Of Fe
males, Diseases Of Children, Practical Medi
cine, Physical Diagnosis. ig$laast ANaa (;
~ The Dissectng Rooms win be opened fol
classes on the lst Of October. 7t. ui.
Clinical Lectures, on Medicine and Surgery
will be delivered at the Commercial Hospital
three times q week. Iy2 9fki9 ss,a1Ss s9'1gS
's9za OCTOBER LECTURES, na'ii z
A course Of Lectures will be delivered By
the Feculty, Gree Of charge,) commencing Oh
the Leg Of October, and embracing the follow
ing subjects :,'a'T Si N.le -aiff9 Va
Anatomy and Physiology Of the Senses
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BoUNTY LAND Bril-. The Bounty Lind
Bin i now in foil operution. The lelci
graphic cfspcrt chat had been suspended,
was mistake, f VIA sisSsatssg
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Rare opportunity for a Democratic Edi-
tor and Publisher. ~ - ss

81 tor and Publisher. s..
Valuable Printing Office for sale i =,
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 MAMMoTHsize, has an extensive circu1
lation, and is unive rsally populsr with The
people. The job work and advertising of
the Office is worth at least $4,000 a year,
and rapidly increasing. II is The most prof.
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rlsloIIa nF.auAoKa.

.s.t 4 - KAkhAAAH OFfA4ANA4N|4 Nt u
LfF EvRhYnoDS RuAb THfs iCARERuL1f--Ihbre y d
saFsapurilla lor @le n hs different !owne called
fornssnirs SltfapaFilll. h y HdtenEp1 a qetDRlGL
NAL, GENUIN and AZ mai This eN1eypf l.np doctor
and never Whs, bu WA FORMERLY fAf0adn CO.
nnIs and The keye he the title Of Doctor for the
purposs Of gaining credit for what he Rnol He Gays he
has attended u medical schools and practiced iol ne1n
.afs n Now truth is he never plaeteed ed|cnss
day in his lst Such irihl, Ticksd MISREPRESENTATION
ooka bad the character and ysrasl Of The man. wish
oss sincerely he had never made those Statements Of hn
Ssfor Or me- When will men learn " hohest and truth
h in all their dealings and Intercourse with their fellow
en He applied 70 one Rue Capp 10 assist him IN
diacluring his mixnre stating The large sums hc would
make as an inducementto embark inthe busnetL These
men have been insulting and bcing me in all possibe
fDrms in order I'd impress The public with the belief thai
the Old Doctors Saapara was mol the genuine ofigih
SdrsapdriRa made from the Old D0ei6ss 0rf4Hh Rect.
pie fhsS p. Townsend says hare apld The nts of my
name Zoe o. week will give him $500 if he will pro.
duee one single solitary proof Of sis His s!steiasnt. q
THOMPSON, Skillmhn Co.. are nothing but tissue of
hsshSods rmpiy made u decisive heapublic and keep
die truth down in regard 70 his so,ng, feiHg com.
pond This s 70 caution The public 70 purchase none but
Old Dr. jacob Tcwnssnd's Satsapasia, having on t:he
Old Doctors likeness his family Coat a ATfss aa Af
! nsnatureacross the Coat OF Arms.
| -''F ~ JACOB T0VVNSENn.
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NATiONAL Temperance Offering and
i ~ Sons md Daughters of Temperance Gift.
for 1851, with superb Engraving. on Steel Of
:. +. Cary. Rev, 7. p, Hunt, Rev., Dr..
Beechef, Father Mathew, Horace Greely and
other distinguished champions Of Temperance,
elegantly bound in Turkey Morocco. just
received ana for sale this day, by No ~ fe3i
J STEPHENSON & Co, a I
August "a, 1850. - p. - :
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Cincinnati Items.


Cincinnati Items. '' M "a
6TThe House Of Refuge was dedicated
in Cincinnati, on Monday, by appropriate
ceremonies. ~ si.@e ,ai
GTThe receipts Of the Horticultural
Foir, during the week Of ofexhibition amount.
cd to $1,000: ae III sHgIo TX
The whole amount Of money received
at the Agricultural Fair, during the three
days, was upw ards Of $1,000, which will
clear the Association Of debt, and give il a
fair start next year. efog
--Ge,rs. Houston and Rusk, Of Texns,
Foole, of Miss, and DR.. Guin, of Califor.
nia, passed down the river on Monday.
Hon ]. P, Hale, il is said will deliver
an address before the New England Societ,
Of Cincinnati, in December next.
"A drunken woman with sucking
child, was taken up on Monday night. The
child was naked and bleeding, tho mother
ifsuch being can be called by That en-
dearing name, having fallen down nnd
bruised it in several places. a5 Ec3a
IA lady in Cincinnati named Gosling,
is-the mother of twenty-five children, fif.
teen of whom are now living. So says
the Commercial. A wonderful brood Of
goslings truly. ,s<s
THE steamboats, Ben Frnnklin and
Lady Franklin came in collision with
each other nt Locust Bar on Saturday night
The Lady F had her guard and hull con-
siderably damaged. -
Coleman g. Reilly, Of the Burnet House
give 2 private entertainment on Saturday
evcning to the gentlemen composing the
Board of Managers of the State Fair.
The heaviest receipts for one "trip on the
Little Miami Railroad was made by Mr.
Morris, on the up train Of Friday night ane
the down train o! Saturday morning, lh'
amount being one thousand and eighty-si,
dollars. .f.s ...,.'. -.
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TEA9 FEAgg TEAggg
90 THE finest favored Y. Hyson, Imperial
n$YN and Gun Powder Teas, in half Chests,
Catties and Canisters, may be found con.
stantly on hand and for sale lower than ever,
In quantities to suit, by =. S.R.ROSS.
Sept. 4, '49. - ,". \, '-oii
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ceIsior, White Brocade and Pamolias, Fluted
Satin, Coburg, Queens Own, Milan Chief,
White Lace, China Pearl, Florence Braid, Jon.
ny Lind, California and white Chip, Tulip
Braid, fne soft English straw, etc.. etc. "A
large quantity Of Childrens and Misses chip
Hats, Gipseys and Bonnets. A full stock OF
fashionable Ribbons. trimmings fop dresses,
thread and Lysls Lacess Ladies' and children's
Lysle thread Gloves Fine French Flowers,
bprigs and Rosess together with d good assorll
mont Of fancy Millinery which will bc sold
cheapsaH Nt.ias qhls.lea, n9ty3 ie e9asi "
N. Bs-ParticulAr attention paid % Altering.
hleaching and Trimming Bonnstsl 80 NJ 'yl
II r. CURRIE, nor,hwsst cornef
Of ~ and Market eta, opposite Msrke, house.
Psitsmouth, May 30, '50-lW IN =
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a" JACOB BURKEL q co., +, -...
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers,
Corner of Cbillicothe and Fifth-sts.,

PORTSMOUTH, ONO, A.sG .ae,
Manufacture, and keep constantly on hand
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Carts and Plows,
Of as good workmanship, and at as low prices,
as the same article can be bought for any place
in the west. The public are respectfully inyf.
ted TO call and examine their stock Of carr iagei
May l3, l85O.-Iy Is;f5 ,lgtE
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h1aruland Elaotion. !.

The returns from the entire State are
ip, shich give Lowe, democrat, 1925 ma
iority.
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.. '. ROBINSON. WIN. WALLER. saH'L. COLES.
a.-'>s@---J>~,>,. .--S->A
New Hide and Leather
\ STORE,

.aq st. Louis, Missouri. n
NHE undersigned will open House in st,
lf Louis, Mo-, onor before the FIRST day Of
September next, fct the purchase and sale Of
HIDES AND LEATHER.
Having secured men Of ofgreat experience in The
different departments Of thai business, they
fatler themselves, that their own practical
knowIedge 10 addition, will enable them 70 bt
useful aud profitable 70 those who may tayol
them with their patronage, T5iafH F1-adgTi
The business in 81. Lonis, will betranpacteS
in their own new buildings on Second, between
Olive and Locust streets, and condnctsd under
the name and style Of tpT hseaa hvsiaas
ROBINSON. WALLER q COIEsss =
August as ie50--al 1s rs ssae
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SKETCH Of Life and public services Of John
- Quincy Adams Taylors Manual Of His
tory Lynch's Expedition Of Dead Sea Tick
nor's Spanish Liierature7; Lardner's Lectures
on Science aud Arr; Downing's History Of Ro-
manism TrumbulPs Indian Wars |; White
heads Life Of Wesley; Fremont's Oregon, &c !,
&C., with variety of choice Books, received
and for sale by ]. STEPHENSON & Co..!
corner Of Front and Market sts.,
June II, 80 Portsmouth, Ohio
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Bayard .Tayiors New work.

Bayard .TayioTs New work, 4 4 \,
T,yLDORA ADO, Of Adventures in the Path Of
IL Empire; comprising a yoyage 10 Califor-
mia via. Panama, life III San Ffancisco, pic.
lures Of the gold region, &c, BY Bayard lay.
lpf, oneor the editors Of tho New York Tri.
bune, Received this morning BY express, and
for sale NJ " J. STEP HNS0 * co. i
Juae .. 1850. n ''''s e''l ~ Z Y. Y
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Summer Fashions.

THE subscriber has ~
received her Sum ~
mer stock Of fashion
dble Bonnets consisting In
part Of Embr'd Lace, 1'is-
sue, Albino, Zephyr, Gao.
tus Lace, Straw colored
Hunrhrian. Embr'd Ex-
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]. '. aosINsoN.
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TIE ORIGINAI. DlSCOvEllEK OF TIE - "A
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparflla.
Old Dr. Townsend s now ahou, 70 years Of age and has
long been kpoWu As the AUTHoR and DISCO YEleER
SARSAPARILLA" Being psor. he was compelled 70
limit iu manufacture by which means has been KEPT out
OF market and the bales circumscrbed 10 those only who
had proved s worth, and known is value had reached
the ears OF many nevertheless thpse persons who had
been healed OF sore Diseases and avsd from DEATH pre
claimed its Won,erfl ..ssse isAarfs i ti... 4.s.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-13
CHEERING NEWS FOR THE SICK.

WHITESV1LLE, IN. I July ~, l64S.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle: Dear Sir--It is with pleasure
write you this certificate, stating my experience in the
use OF Dr. Wstar's Basam of Wild Cherry In No
vember last was taken with cough My lungs
much affected SO much that it was with difficulty
Icould breathe. Hearing of your Balsam, procured
and took part of bottle, and my utter asonis-
ment, my lungs freed and my cough cured. / am
happy to recommend this Balsam of Wild Cherry to
the public as Of the best medicines for coughs and
colds ever used WIN. SWIFT.
Now that this preparation is well known to be more
certain cure for ncplent Consumption, Asthma, Liver
Complaint, Coughs Bronchitis, and all similar affections
than any other remedy known there will be, and
are, found those villanousy wicked as to con-
coct spurious, and perhaps poisonous mixture and try
to palm it off as the genuine Balsam. We raise no
false alarm. We advise the public of these schemes,
that their health may not be tred WITH nor ourselves
plundered of our just rights
The genuine and original DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, account of great popularity, has
been extensively countereited in Philadelphia and some
thousand bottles OF the spurious imitation thrown into
the market and extensively circulated This to eau
ton dealers and the public generally against purchasing
any other than that having the written signature of l..
BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by Gaynor & Wood, Alexander Duval, and
Purcell, Ladd & Co., Richmond, and Druggists every
where. fe Is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-13
WASHINGTON RACE COURSE,
Near Charleston, South Carolina.

Near Charleston, South Carolina
The annual races OF the South Carolina Jockey Club,
commenced over this onthe 9th inst. The Cou-
rier says the weather fine the course in admirable
order, and the attendance good.
Mr. Nathaniel Green, of this city, was present with
his stables his "cattle it will be seen, gave good
count of themselves, and maintained the ancient re-
nown of the State on the turf.
On Thursday there were four entries for the purse of
S75O-hree mile heats, viz: Col Hampton's Lithgo,o,
by imported Monarch; Mr.. Richardson's Paragon, by
Bertrand; Mr. N Green's Free Trade, by imported
Mercer; and Mr. Harrisons Rosa Lee, by Boston,
Free Trade took the purse in two heats, distancing Pa
ragon the first and Rosa Lee in the second heat
Time--1st heat, 5,45-2d, 5.44.
On Friday there were two races, both of which were
won by animals belonging to Mr. Green The first
contest was for the Jockey Club Purse OF $780, three
mile heats The entries were as follows, and all the
nags appeared
N Green enters b. h. General Cass, years, by Cla-
rion, out of the dam OF Horn blower
X. T.. Myers enters Oh. I. Jane Buloch, years, by
Trustee, dam by Andrew
M f. Singleton enters CHI. g. Lot 8 years, by Hero,
out OF Phenomenon, by Sir Archy.
General Cass appeared to be the decided favore OF
the knowing ones' and odds were freely offered on
him against the field. The following the result of the
race:
N. Greensc. h. General Cass. ........."...l
K. c. Myers CHI t. Jane Bulloch. ..........3
Nj. X. Singletons CHI g. Lot ...........2
Time-lst heat, 3.45; I'd heat, BAT.
Second Race-Hutchinson Sweepstakes Mile heats
The result of this is told in few words. There
were only two entries Mr. Green's oh. 9 by Trustee
and Mr. Sngletons cf. G. Guardian, by Trustee AT the
Mr. Sngleon's had been Withdrawn. Green's colt gal
Hoped around the course and took the purse.
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body-that the motives for the repeal Of these laws
for the passage of these laws at least of the
motives was the treatment of MI Hoar in Charleston
However am glad 10 hear that proceeded from
Their cause that is what conceive to be misconcepton
of what the true opinion OF the Judges Of the Supreme
Court was. When the exposition of that opinion
comes 10 be known in Massachusetts, trust that the
Legislature of that State will restore the laws faciita
ting the recovery Of fugitive slaves, and which she re-
peaed in consequence of that misconception.
Mr. President, have great deal yet to say, and l
shall therefore, pass from the consideration of this
venth resolution with the observation, which believe
have partly made BEFORE that the most stringent pro-
vision upon this subject which be devised, will meet
with my hearty concurrence and cooperation in the
passage of the bill which under the consideration OF
the Senate The lastiesoution declares
"That Congress has power to prohibit obstruct
the trade in slaves between the saveholdng States but
that the admission exclusion Of slaves brought from
one into another of them depends exclusively upon he
own particular laws"
ITO BE CONTINUED.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-13

PRES RtAIION OE HEALIH.-t has
been remarked, and most truly that the three ordinary
secrets ofheah early rising exercise and personal
cleanliness. Personal cleanliness all have in their
power to observe but to many early rising is nconye
nient and exercise impossible, in consequence OF the
oftheir worldly avocatons. To those the Of
BrandretRs Vegetable Universal Pills would prove OF
great value in the preservation ofhat invaluable blessing
health.
The peculiar action ofthese pills is most surprising
their operation being orless powerful according to
the pureness Of the circulating fluid On person in
fair state health, who is only costive slightly bill
ious, they will scarcely be felt the contrary, the
complaint be chronic, and the constitution be much de-
ranged, the effect generally at first is most powerful,
until the system be freed from some ofits most vated
and turgid humors This accomplished, doses sufficient
to two three copious excavations, daily will
soon remove the disease and the constitution will be
restored to state Of health and renewed vigor.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Offce24l Broadway, New
York; other officesin New York.
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-13

More proofof the Efficacy Of Eetcher's Hair Tonic
Read the following: Mr.. Fletcher Dear Sir-One of
my little children aged four years, having been subject
to breaking out head for the last years and
alter trying numerous remedies recommended by some
of the first Physicians in the country without deriving
any benefit the hair commenced falling off to an alar
ming extent, VI TACT there scarcely vestage Of
left and its head had become almost an entire scab
when induced, through the advice of freud, to
try bottle OF your Hair Tonic; and | am very happy
to state that the chds head is entirely healed and the
hair growing beautifully.
Please send by bearer two bottles more and you
at perfect liberty this you think proper for the
beteft Of those so afflicted. Yours, resply.
VIM. w. TENNENT.
fa l3 CaroLine ca. Va.
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FOR THE IIMES.
Messrs Editois-Repeated inquiries have been made
by citizens OF members of different volunteer compa-
MES, what companies intend visiting on the Twenty
Second, and what kind Of entertainment do we in-
tend giving them? AS member OF one of our volun-
teer companies, would respectfully ask them if they
will subscribe equal amount with the volunteers to
eay any expense they may be at to entertain them in
true old Virginia style? do they wish the volun
teers to give "big dinner, and invite ready
and eager citizens partake OF it at the expense of the
poor volunteers who bear the fatigue and burhen Of the
day. to CRAFTY their pride of city, and then and
drink their little mite o. yes citizens you shall all have
an invitation to little dinner party. You do so much
for us-you encourage us-you fill ranks and you
never come to dinners and make big speeches and
saw what you could do, without fulfilling your promises
Shame on you, now, to ask us to spend ten or fifteen
dollars per man. to entertain two three hundred vo
lunteers, and as understand one or two companies
from our neighbouring State Of Maryland.
I'll tell you what, Messrs. Citizens, am for doing,
or we are not able to do more receive them escort
them show them sweehearts and wives, treat them
at our houses and escort them out Of town when they
are ready to leave.
And now, Messrs Citizens what do you intend do
ing at your meeting this evening! suppose you will
appoint Marshas, who will make programme for lis,
the military
Gas! we want Of your pompous, swell doings.
| am done. ONE OF THEM.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-13

SoUrHslDE RAILRoAD.-We learn from the Peters
burg lnteligencer, that the Board of Directors of the
Southside Railroad have completed contract with
the Blaina and Crom Celyn Company, in Wales
through their agent, Mr.. James Dunlap, Of Petersburg
for $500 tons or bridge rails, similar to those recently
contracted for by the Petersburg and Roanoke Rail-
road Company.
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MI RIED

On the 9th instant at Glenn Castle Albemare by the
Rev E. Boyden, Mr.. JOHN j. FRY, Of this city, to
Miss MARY c., daughter OF James II. Lewis Esq, Of
that county.
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To conclude with 9th timeo the grand tale Of En-
chantment called the
SEVEN CASTLES OF THE PASSIONS.


To conclude with 9th time) the grand tale Of En-
chantment, called the
SEVEN CASTLES OF THE PASSIONS.
Received with every demonstration Of delight and
applause.
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