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HE Lectures viii Monday IN November
l. AID continue until The latter part March,
FACULTY.
Noble Young Profssoro Principles Practice OF Medl.
cine
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Women aud Children,
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jam M Austin, VI. Poieso aleria Medca ana Tbera.
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TRgAsuRr DEPARTMENT, March -, 1851.
THE legislature, passed during
se and SY called The creditors oihe late
republic treasury State the Isl ot
September their claims aud Con
approved September 1885, authorizing
the millions Of five cent stock 70 The said sae OF
millions Of said stock should be Issued
Of the hodn- bonds and other
certificates Texas for which diues ipofs
releases OF all claims against the Uned States Tor or on ac
certificates such forms shall be
by secretary Treasury and approved by
states !" Now, order that This depart
the claims for which the
imports pledged the holders OF all
description
department of Ocobe 1851 and
respective claims,
which the President
United Snte Of the above Of the 9Th Of
Septembcr 1850. -
WIN. l.. HODGE,
Acting Treasury.
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Tor tuition including
and disseng fee sso lhe session Of
M
medical institution IN The Unon by at
tending Only lectures day.
LasSe School B..
An adjunct appointed In department.
been esrecd TIE subjects Of equity and
taught fully than has bb.rto
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n and equity.
WN. 4. kEMPER,
and Patron Of the University Of Virginia.
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FORM OF RELEASE
september ., 1850
mil
for men'oned wit proviso
shall be issued until
creditors holding other certificates VI
specially pledged,
Uhted ui all
OF hid bnnds
certificates creditor Of The state
ore,u holding and IT following d'sehed bonds o
ut tr which
mentioned in said specially pledged
tirrede bonds certificates
Now purpose provisions said
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'hem,
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A. Illness my l,nda apd seal at ---day OF
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The Ncw York Ltvs rrooi U.li,ou states Mail
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The baiilc tapt Couistoek
The Adriaue.
t.e-ha,. These slips having built by contract
Fe press for every has been
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ddiuns
Pttce New Liverpool, ~ Exclusive
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GJl
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University of Virginia.

,BE uext annuai University Of Virginia viii
eonnu, without hie fni,sri
The University comprises the oMing schools
ard ,ctIfesip, vzs
4 Aucient Laupuages-Professor Gessner Harron N. D.
q Modern Lapgu ge-Po.es Sch-ir We're, LII. D..
Mai hema olessorE Edn IL. Coufto,ay, LII ID.
Natural Philosophy Professor VIM u. nogrrs, IL d.
Chemistry Maena Mediea-Proiessor Robert Z. Rogers,
VI. D.
q NJ, dcine- Professor fleary Howard, NJ d.
T. Anatomy Pny sgy, ard Surgey-James L. Ca
Moral Phisophy-Prolessor H.. McGufey, DID,,
Q. Law--Prufersor John d Minor La. D.
Adjunct Professor Janne- r. HoIeombe.
Lecturer Special and Pathological Anato
my-John Stage Davis A. NJ VI. d.
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brothers applying for the Faculty
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II the applicant has been student other in
seminary received
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OF clothes
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The
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each
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. NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person the pre-eup OF the
lands within the nrlps
ted required establish the
ana receiver OF The land Office and make therefor
this notice. before the Jy
painted ur the public the
bracing the claimed otherwise wI be ioieited
te. J. bUT1EKFIELD, =
Commissioner of the General Land ofhce.
- la,rI3y
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Fraction township one west river, range


Lands appropriated by for az ebonls military aud
lands
made uhnt thereby iof euvEao II winch shall he select
F ' sttte authorities before the days appointed FL the conn,-ce
ent o. NE public sales respectively The act entitled
RECLAIM
swamp lands within their approved september 2u, 1880
aH % elended from The s And 'caoH~ H land houIies
htset granted by Congress for military
hs''d 70 NE uled states uiH be pered ~ ths dboreen
ca ians provided by The sHird San ast
apns for the civi nnd diplomatic of the governiel"
Ne, a proved Sd March, 1881
ie Offering Of the avr mentioned lands viii be commenced
m Gays apphnted VIII la ia" Which they
,iic whole hali
"nefed, and
oprn fger han two OF the lands
WIN De adied until amer The aslirti HE Two weeks
'Nsn Under my hand al tile Washington, ,iE wenysNh
day 2" July ammo Domni thousand eight hundred and hy
a4ILLAtD FILLMORE.
Hp the pra.iJa
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port Oregon, awaiting al The port u. arrival o se ras
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eif
Sands burden,
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eabn Will be sept ruing an extra t,iiiy
viii Keep The conhexion between
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lssOLUTIuN The nrm heretofore erisi
IL ,ns under Of Brother 10 this dA, by mutual
dissolved George Dyer vii, attend 70 INC settle
the hnn, the unsettled business
n r.. r.pec,o,ly requested. EDWARD q. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
WAsHIroros, September "a, 1850. #4.#t
~ Copsrtnershtp NOTES.-The undersigned have formed
the and firm Of Dyer hct'ure and
cou,inwe business the
Dyer of 10Th and Penasvnna
r...@
They respectfully sosits Of the pafrsnagebe
Themselves discharge faith
~verytr cophd.d Ia them.
make advances upon All con
signmsnn, all sales mad. by them. : -
EDWARD G. DYER,
j. G.. MCGUIRE.
wAsHrvsros, sep,smh-- ~. $50.
Sept. N-du
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H. Seco"d Course.-DaocsnG Academy. tH
LAhBE has The honor The citsens n,
sx6 6or6vf r'f~rrtkr hs ~e,a,d dAncr,
f the will Thur-d.y, Jsnnary at ~
h"ee on P-nps, lvsnr nvcnu~, ottsim wtIlsrds tioe
o nopi Washinst~~ rw~sAxys Thor.dsys, and sasu,
H., ams~fsn~r-- Mondays and Fridays.
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uslIIP HAHruH NEb VIII attend Ia .uy bassn~s
he may of this nj,
uict. ~ claims ssfor on
,rr-. and III. i,e,ars,.ns Onsre on street.
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From -alfred Henner, esq, Of the Ns~ Orleans

Bosros, Sep. 9, 1850
Mes-rs. LIrrLK Brown! Centemea ain much pleased ="
IN publishing revised edition OF otfahan
No English
subject be compared with for the uler
and co q doctrine throughout H.
Its publication the present. has received
lawyers In coun
couipierr of tho tod. Napoleon
copiouy for their Napoleon himself stndsd
life, which The singular
wisdom of h observations and de- on- during t'e
adoption onai should, and hope
vail, be a library ~ every American lawyer
Your obedent
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Leaving YORK Chasres lih aud 36th Of each
4sasz
Inc steamship VI Drado and the acon win knm disrc line
New Orleans chHges, leaving such pc"s s~ VIII
twnsstv
Pacific stsaubp through line Ia aud 'n New Orleans
Mexico, Fa-ase
Armstrong Lawason Co., ayeut. Ut
place
rogh tickets from New York " San Fracisco has
been reduced from ELI
a
I
York viii b. tho owssa aaooWa
BIZ any ysafes sea ier he
Each allowed "a bs personal baggage ees nos o.
Gee measurement 10 cubic feet
ChHgre- 10 cent, f0ot
francisco al the OF 500 per to-"
ofhce OF the company - and -
street, agency, No III West street, New vost
city. A~1dy
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-05
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
Fetching Water from the Well.

Early on a sunny morning, while the lark was
singing sweet,
Came, beyond the ancient farmhouse, sounds Of
lightly tripping feet.
IT was a lowly cottage maiden going, why, let
young hearts tell,
With her homcly pitcher laden, fetching water
from the we'll.
Shadows lay athwart the pathway, all along the
quiet lane,
And the brcezcs Of the morning moved them 10
and fro again.
Der the sunshine, o'cr the shadow, passed the
alden of the farm,
With a charmed heart within and thinking Of no
i'll nor harm.
Pleasant, surely, were her musings for the nod
ding leaves in vain
Sought to press their bright'ning image on her
ovcr-busy brain.
Leaves and joyous birds went by her, like dim,
half-waking drcam
And her soul was only conscious Of lifes glad
dcst Summer gleam.
At the old lanes shady turning lay well of
water bright,
Singing, soft, its hallcluah to the gracious morn
ing light.
Fcrn-leavcs, broad and green, bent or 1t where
its silv'ry droplcts fell,
And the fairies dwolt beside It, in the spotted
fox-glove bell.
Back she bent the shading fern-leavcs, dipt the
pitcher in the tide,--
Drew 1t, with the dripping waters flowing o'er
its glazed side,
But, before her arm could place it on her shiny,
wavy hair,
By her side youth was standing Love rejoi-
ced to see the pair
Tones Of tremulous emotion trailed upon the
morning breeze,
Gentle words Of heart. devotion WHISPERED meath
the ancient trees
But the holy, blessed secrets, it besccms me not
to tell:
Life had met another meaning, fetching water
from the well
Down the rural lane they sauntercd. He the
burden pitcher bore;
She, with dcwy eyes downlooking, grow more
beau,ous than before!
When they ncar'd the silent homestead, up he
raised the pitcher light;
Like fitting crown he placed it on her hair o.
wavelets bright:
Emblcms of the coming burdens that for love o.
him she'd bear,
Calling every burden blessed, if his love bu
lighted there
Then, still waving bcnedictions, further-fur
thcr off he drew,
While his shadow seem'd glory that across thu
pathway grew.
Now about her household duties silently III,
maiden went,
And an evcr-radiant halo with her daily life wa
blcnt.
Little knew the aged matron, as her feet lik
music fell,
What abundant treasure found she, fetching
water from the well MARIE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-05
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
The Crow.
pY MARGARET COURTNEY.

Lot me sing you song of the great black
He comes in the Spring in the wake of the
snow;
Behold him-his feathers all glitter and shine,
As he lights on the branch of the old dead pine,
And turning his head, with a jerk and cav,
lie says, "I am certain there's coming thaw,
The winter is wearing away, am told,
And am very glad of tits cold, cold, cold (;
Caw-caw, eaw-caw.
What beautiful time is the time Of thaw--
The carrion 50 plcnty-caw, cav, cav, cav.
lie walks in the morning along the shore,
For tho good of his appetite-nothing more
And he frequently knocks al the door OF the
cell,
To see if the shellfsh thrives right we'll;
He's bird Of high honor, you plainly see,
As he struts in the meadow and over the lea,
He's doctor, l guess, by the shake OF his
head,
And holding post mortemS upon the dead.
"Cnw-caw, caw-caw,"
He saws as he ooks at the state Of the nav,
"Tll make long bill for this-caw, cav, eaw.'
There's war on the hillside, among the trees,
For the swallows, and jays, and birds like these
Have something among them not just right,
Which, trying to settle, they foolshly fghti
But what is yon soaring 40 far and free,
Out over the top OF the old oak tree :
There's trouble afoat you may easily know,
BY the sailing about OF the smooth black crow.
"Caw-caw, caw-caw."
He's lawyer at present, ard pleading the law,
With the egg in his bill, and the bird in his
claw.
Behold him he sits on the cornield fence,
The pattern of honor and plain good sense,
With the badge of his dignity over his back,
In shape of mantle of clerical black
lie seems to be looking, with half closed eye,
Right up in the face OF the honest sky,
But never you mind-he's very devout,
Yet still he can sec when the corn sticks out.
"Caw-caw, caw-caw.'
He's an excellent bishop, and so he may shew
A .ftih for his salary" cav, cav, caw."
There's party convened in the farmers field,
They arc talking, perhaps Of the probable yield
Political crows in a caucus met,
For the good of the country, all upin fret,
Discussing the tariff, and levying tax,
The care OF the public is all on their backs;
On the stake of the fence, those loudcst three
Are running for Office, it seems to me,
"Caw-caw, caw-caw."
Soho for the one with the stoutest craw
lie is surely elected" caw-caw, caw-caw."
o. wonderful bird ., excellent crow
You've mastered what hundreds are wishing tC
know,
AS how to be shining-at others expense,
As how to be politic-still on the fence,
As how to be counted a doctor of skill,
Loud in the chatter, and long in the bill,
As how to be bishop-with salary fat,
AS how to be lawyer-mine this, mine that,
"Caw-caw, caw-caw."
Your title to honor has never flaw,
You're a bird above many o, 'caw-cav, cav.
ELswoRrH, March Z, 1851.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-05
From Leigh Hunts Journal.
The Silent Teacher Of humanity.
FROM THE GERMAN OF PRATzRL.

As evening clothed the world again in shadow,
A sultan walked with proud and stately pace,
And, midst his groves Of palm, and vines, and
aloes,
Look d suddenly dervish in the face;
Who calmly sat, in earnest contemplation
And lost in thought, upon the messy ground
1t seem'd to be his only occupation
To turn human skull around and round.
Tho sultan at this meeting was surprised
And coldly ask'd, with an expressive mien,
As if the humble thinker he despised,
What in the empty bone was to be seeni
al found, my liege, when day was scarcely
breaking"
Replied the priest "the skull you here be-
hold,
But howsoee or my brains I've since been raking
Cannot succeed its problem to unfold.
What, spite of all my thoughts and calculation
cannot fathom, sire, is simply this :
Did proud sultan own this decoration,
Or poor dervish only call it his i"-SINcEno
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-05
Liquor Law in Wisconsin.

There is real progression in Wisconsin,
They have just passed license law which
will use up the liquor sellers if faithfully car
ried out.
The Supervisors of any town, or the Al
dermen of a city, are permitted to grant
licenses TO whom they choose. Retail dog
gcries TO pay 800, and others $50.
Every man before getting license, has to
file bond for $500, with good security, con-
ditioned to carry out all the regulations of
the Supervisors or Aldermen, and keep u
moral and orderly house.
Any one giving or selling liquor without
license to be fiued 800 for every offence,
and in default of payment within twenty
-four hours, 10 be imprisoned in jail sixty
days.
If liquor is given or sold to a man who is
in the habit of getting intoxicated, the fine is
$50 for each offence, aud forfeiture Of H.
cense.
There are many more details in this law
which are stringent and severe.