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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

= MS me IN ia full quart bottlegs and con-
tains tho strengtf ofSlX IL rs as ~ peh@
nnre HondVras sarsaparillasaa any, similar
Fg,. eratierl In America. Price, one dollar
rer bottle Or six bottles for fvedollags.
II has been. d we'll established factor y sars
nast that Sarsaparia, when pure and proper.
iygprepareds was tie only true panacea iorall
discusses d igip atingf from an impure state of
the bloodi the use of mercury,l intoSicatin9
drinks, sey habits 70 youth0 baTrelaness, &c.
We Soldly asse that JOHN BULLS, FL ID
EXTRACT OF SsAHSSAPARILLA.is is the only
preparation before The PUBLIC that is pre- pared
on strictly seieptiheprinciple es and of nniform
strength, The. .Sarsqparilla Is purchased With
out regerdltoPFiece' aud every pound, before
being used, il subject TO the estrictest chemical
tests, and ltsgennlaeness ascertained before
being used, -fas1s7a Z iass.4rn Hssars0 +
Bulls SaTsqParlla also contains the virtues
of several other valuable medical roots, t5-
gether rformlng tho best compound, and pro-
ducing the greatest curatire agent IN tie knorn
rcorld This medicinei when used according
to directions, .sl97s1 80 I'll ea4sEef
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAILl
Scrofuld or. Kings evil, Cansers,T 7 umors, E
rupions ofathe skin, Eryspelas, Chronic,
4 YlScTe eyes, Ringworms or sTetterss 2
aoA tScald head, rheumatism. Pains S
I in the bones, old Sores and :.
Ulcers, Swelling ofthe 80
4 Glands, Syphilis; te
eeaed Dyspepsia, Salt
vs1hsA Rheum Dis
E tts Gases of fa @
" 9.a a the
L .1ess Kidneys,
+ Loss of app l,a
elite, Diseases ar
isingsf sfrom the use of If ea84
Mercury, Pain in the Side as
andsShoulderk, General debility,
Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundice, CostiVe-
ness, Sore Throat, Br nchitis, Coughs,
Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary
| Affections, land all other diseases tending tt
produce SECS
as e C0NSUPTION, I 5agss
& Liver Complaint Female Irregularities AM
Complaints, Sick and Nervous headache, Low
spirits, Night sweats, Exposure or Inprudenci
in Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, an
S spring and summer drink and genera
tonic for the system and gentle and pleasan
purgative, far superior to Blue Lick or Cong
ress water, salts, or Sedletz powders!
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

The Faculties, for intellectual abilities NOR
.ahwoth and professional requirements WI
combare favofably witbthe most distinguish
edin our country. The medical faculty con-
Stitutes an aromay in this or any other
country. all Of them ara able lecturers and
Vse dest Of teachers. .-. .rhe =.
Those who viii contemplate our geographl-
cal position and the extent ef our population
can have no houbt asto the eligibility OF our
Shuation for an enterprise of the kind. AS to
health, including all seasons OF the year, we
deny that any other city has morse.
common error exists in the minds OF
tnany studehts relative to the place ofstudying
medicine; those who intend practicing among
the diseases of the West and South shoald Ger
tainly educate themselves at school whose
Faculty are particularly acquainted with those
diseases. tT Ila -.1
~ That tho public may be satisfied Of the per-
m6nency ofthis school, we feel II our duty to
tnte. that the Trustees and Faculty form a
INIT in action, which augurs well for future
success; and that the peculiar internal organl-
- zation which connects them, cannot be inter-
TuPted ,y \, 1rNrc
81, President of Memphis Institute
90 March 30th Is50,-1l2-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
Law Notice.

+ Q. D. GIBBS & EDWARD B0WM0N,
have formed a partnership in the Practice.
They will qractice in the Courts held in Yazoo,
ond adjoining counties, and all the Courts
heId-at Jackson Their office is on Jefferson
street, over the offices J. R. Burrus & F. w.
QuacEenboss, where one of the firm may al
WAYS be found during business hours,
Yazoo. S. nt.. 25-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

Bulls SARsAPARILLA.--Go where you will
to STEAMBOATS, bound for Nashville, New Or
leans, St.vLouis, Cincinnati, Madison, Frank
fort or for the Green river country, and you
will find immense supplies of this preparation
about being shippedon board.
But few merchants visit our city, in what
ever branch of trade soeVer they may lie en-
gagged, but have orders for more or less OF
Bulbs Sarsaparilla.-L0" Democrat.
The rush Of adventurers to California has in
some measure subsided but the rush for John
Bulls sarsaparilla is as great as ever. The
Doctor says 1.-THE cry. is still they come.-LOuis
plAe Daily Democrat.
Manufactured and for sale by Or. John Bull,
at his principal office, 81 Fourth stree, and by
ia MES IBLUNDELL e. Co., Yazoo City.
Yazoo City, November 20th 1850-6m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

II AVING purchased out the entire interest
3 Aof Geo. Q. McKesson in the Drug busi-
ness from the eighth day of January last,
have this day associated myself with Mr. R
N. Thompson, and wiz continue to carry Oh
the Business under the firm of
J. BLUNDELL g. co.
Wcwill keep constantly on hand, fresh
supply Of aNartscles IN oar line, to which we
invite the qublic attention, and viii sellsen the
usual terms to punctnal customers.
In Ge6ilion 10 our present stock we arc dai
ly eXpectnga large supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS &C, &C.
and in a short time viii hrrea general supply
OF School books and Blank books, Stationary
&c. &c. ]. BLTNDELE & co.
Yaz0o CITY Nav the Is, 1s50-l 23-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

! ON et4s ~ Qt g desc II ton andslYn.
1timmings Tor Bonnets and tbe 4eadb.1'
Tee lived Ae LldieA afe lnV ~ Mn
81 c81 fl17 ST. s.
zOo n
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
EW TOR E.
Cheaper than Ever!

ISAAC MARKS, jnst receiving aud open
ing large and well selected Socket
Staple md Fancy I)rg-Gooa-. Ci4fhteg,
Boots. Shoes, HIS, Caps, &c. &c
which he is determined to sell for Cash, at as
low rates as the same articles can be had for
anywhere. His Store is next door to the Pos
Office, where he invites purchasers (for their
own good) to call and examine his Stock and
prices.
Main street, Yazoo city, Aug. 90, '5O-4o-s -sn
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
Notice.

TOHE Court House and Jailzat Benton, wi
: be sold for cash to the highest biddeFsoI
Monday, the 18th day of November, 1850, oI
the premises, in Lots. to suit purchasers. +
BY order Of the Board, a7a 81 @
gsf.al R tA sJAlaES III. BELL, Clerksd l
81 eia sases e3 sas ss Board p. Y.C. /
Yazoo city, Sept 12, 1850. 42A9t. ao
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
Thomas l.. White,
BoOKsRLLER AND STATIONARIE

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONARIES.
90 CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS tT
TTeeps constantly OF. hand, and for sale on
N the most advantageous terms, an extern
sive assortment Of Books, Of every variety
andf dsscFivtion and and in every depart
s-mentof Literature. Science and the Ars.
BIBLES y pr AVER BOOKS, PSALM AND
rsff 20 lussgn HYMN BOOKS.
"A 9vefy, kind, and other religious and devo-
4 nal works for al denominations Of Chris
Ts.
FJFW PUBI1cA ArINs-Re eceived by the earli-
eat eehveytnces from Az parts Of of the Union.
pUri TaaNDa PRTVATE LIBRARrEs-Supplied
stths sboTtsst HgticsSapd0n the most faVOra-
2, - 0'Y WEITTEo y9.r AND LETTER PAvER-of every
f-7aSoseriptIon. Also COlored; Glazed; Music;
ia yTnewinf. Tinted Of all colors, etc, etc, etc.
"a f1RrANTi BooRs-A full assortment, made of
81 vsosd materials and In neat and substantial
mi NduneF. ile 40 .a ar.
For ScHooBs.--'W Fiting books of superior
--vupsr; pens; pencils; Rewards; ink; inkstands;
Rulers, etc, together With al the popular
school books now in use,
sf'o StATHARY--A great variety, embracing
lo nSimost eAery article usually found in an ex-
as fsnsite Bookstore. AlSe alqrge assortment
"a 81 Fonck articles, al Of which are ettered a
~ eghOlesale Or Retail, on ae reasonable terms
hsy car be purchased at any ot1eI estab'
.ivrbmsbt hi the Southron cOnptry.
psfenis, Teachers, and Traders from
-eountrv win fnd Il 20 their interestto e.
.-.H-Ius our stock ana FJiecs. .a 81
rrrat New Orleans. Dec. sd i54g-1y w.
81 AZ -llzz !.
nmcv-T elarl 3 land 6On. sale.
J. T~rrr ois- for sale 70 lot No 4 Of ssectIpr
a iotsnumbersd q 81 and section
ttrea q. 3, q aud y7s 81 section "a, hh
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
PORTERFIELFg & 60.

GENERAL, STEA MBOAT AGENTS
AND COMMISSION 3TERCHA NTiS,
VTCKSBURG MISS.
EV-IE undersigned have opened-a store on
Leyee street and offer their services as
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants. They
will also soon have a good stock of Weste rn
Produce Of all kinds, which they will sell low
for cash or good paper.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

h7YazOO Female Aca DENY.
HE fall term qaf this Institution vi
commence, under the superintendence (
Mrs. E. G Bostick on Monday the 9th day |
September next.
Terms of board and tuition will be as here
tofore. -rstees ayN Ee stns2 ST
Benton, Aug. 90 1885,.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
DagUerreotyp miniatures.
NT ESSRS. S, E. g. Z. K. SMITH, wou
IVh respectful Nvinfofm theinhabifants of Y

af
" EsSRs. S, E. & L. K. SMITH, would
IVA respect fully inform the Inhabitants of va
zoo city. and the surrounding country. that
they have lust returned from an absence of 8
months spent. in visiting the principal palle-
ries at New York, Philadelphia, Boston, etc.,
in procuring the latest improvements, and
have now opened gallery at H0BS0N'S
HOTEL, for the purpose Of executing likeness
es on an improved style. Working with our
Magnetic Buffs, we are enablad to take pic
lures in one-fourth the time that has been Gus
tomary heretofore. By this improvement We
will warrant the likeness Of any child. The
difficulty heretofore experienced 10 taking
likenesses of persons with weak or blue eyes
| is entirely obviated, These buffs prevent
ldampness in rainy weather, which is the de.
lsired object that operators have long sough
for, asa perfect picture can be taken at al
times and il any climate. Among our numeT
leuss specimens can be seen the Sweedisl
Nightingale So -
Jenny Lind. M
i Ladies' apd gentlemen, are invited 70 cal
land examine specimens, and sit for pictures
I've hsve-a narietc of fansg PiPss Lqcketi
land Frames constantly on hand, Camera
apparatus and insfe leps, furnished on reqs
lonable terms,
Operators by 81 pa
4proeuIe 6e magnetic bais witt ldll dires
5ns How to ds5 la, NAleh.We Wil Haffa
fii 81 to De 66see a. II :
q QazSS 80, 1ses - I. - SxA
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

HIS TABLE will be spread at all times
with the best the country Affords
He solicits share Of the boarding and
travelling custom, which he expects TO merit by
his prompt and assiduous attention to bis busi-
ness. ''t N. W. HOBSON. i
YazO0 City, Oct. 24th 1850 -tf -.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

Long and favorably known as an efficient Pur-
chasing, Receiving and Forwarding Merch-
ant here, will have the control of our establish
ment on shore, and will give undiyi led atten-
tion to it. 0.s
All orders for goods will be promptly execu-
ted, and bought at the lowest possible prices
and all goods, Cotton &C., received and for
warded at the lowest rates
PORTERFIELD & co
Vicksburg, Sep, 26-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

~ Nt1E undersi gned having proenrad the nee.
esssEY lions and instr on for those 8 ii
titled t0 Bounty Land, under recent ac,
of Congress, tenders hia ICES 70 an Rhc
may wish to pfelef their claims. AZ noraroiss
ioned officers. non-ee mmissioned gcsEs, nlu
aicitn priyotes, cor the widow ~ Hlino
children 6i sueh) who perforped militpFy ger
Vice. the war of ISL q ar IN my If The lpdlal
War since and the cQnIni sionet oliis
ers were engaged ~ tbe ate Wat vii
~ eniiiPs & s5siT !.
n =
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
Franklin Iron Foundry.
.ar CAS- TINES &c. 5t7a 5
JOHN h BIB JF

ID EABECTFUELY announces TO planters,
4 q and the public generally, that the old es-
lablished FRANKLIN eFOUNDY VicEsbnrg
is ogain in full opeFationsFeady to-ezeeate.
promptly, orders for Castings of all descripl
tions. Mill. and Gin lIrons, Engine work, al
kinds of .epairing, &c, Also, Agent Hotch-
55kissss Patent Vertical Water Wheel, which
Is rapidly superceeding all others. Patterns
ior furnishing three gsizes may be seen at the
Foundry, and its advantages over all others
pointed out
Thankful for past fayoFs, the proprietor So
licits continuance, promising to execute al
orders in his liue, in . mannei no, to be sur.
passed at any Foundry intheq South or. West
49, ..gsias I}a JOHN, B0BB,.Jr.
N. B. All orders left with Messrs. Allen &
Eba.rksdlale, YqzoO City, wiilmeet with promp
attentiin. s. e-s4, sas,,.s.,s - {.
II VichgbuFg, Aug. 81 ls49. 337-9mE as
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

ana tfeennt t3goI FoHlll1 ldless aDan0On the
pse ofpnints aid mixtures, and use Bulls saf
japafilla, the only eHeetusE sfenledysz g
word totbe Wiaeissu6icientY and a1biBt il
enQpgh4for the ladies i!ess5, u sbais rs
= e. BETTER TESTIMONY.
Than has ieger been Qgered IN Joror Of aay
1iedtctae-Read The testimony of Dr.. Moore.
Mr.s.Ioha Raj: = i have 10 figsiutIal. in say
ing that believe your SasapaEitlH tobg the5
best article ever manufactured for.the cure o
ScTosula5 Syphilis, and maug other CutaB0ops
or Giannlar Affections, having Hgediit Within
ire success IN numbers Of the above ,oases. q
Louisville, Dec s26, ls47 y NJ. MOORE,
jae 81 None Iestfaloag from Or. BfOOre-as
Mf.sslobP Ban: lam using Eonr sarsapar-
iha lnseyer9l neW4neW casesOf SeEofula, and
with happy effect. | am now confident itjs one.
of the most efIicacious medicine that can be
mads for that disease. Yours. sasJ 5
Yase7a j. III. MOORE.
Winchester, Kys Feb J., '48 seg ass
.aa sis i e. -. =
From DR. L. p, XandeH, ProfessOrof Obenis-
tryt1 the Louisville Medical Collage. =
Z have locked over the listef ingredients
comprising JOHN BULLS SCOMf0UND EK-
TRACT OF F[SARSAPARILLA, and have no
hesitation in saying that they form a safe com
pound, and one that promises well in chronic
diseases, to which it IS applicable. a~ =
Lou. June 6, I84s. L. p. YANDELLL. N. D.
From Dr.. Pyles, Physician by appointment
to the Louisville Marine Hospital. 3
LOUISVILLE, March 20, lS49. {
I have examined the preparation ofthe pre-
scription ofJOHN BULLS SARSAPARILLA
and believe the combination to be an excellent
one, and well calculatedto produce an altern.
ativo impression on the system. have used il
both. in public and private practiced, and thinI
it the best article ofsarsa parilla in use
M. PYLES. NJ. D,
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
+ 10 Purehasers Of felOthing, &C
ALFRED MuNROEa g C0.T7va VIZ

l. -faNF
w the largest astfnent clothing description
reduction be fchasen
tina
the
Warantd dineyeF respect - m # m h
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
REa1YliF IPFtilute n



HTVuEeou rod rso Of Lectures In tbs iii.
stit0tiou wiz commence oh the first Of No
vemher audcontlnpe uutiftho iastof FebuafB
The AnuiomiCo Department will be opena1
and ready d receive students by the First Of.
Octoborf The Medical depagtlnent willbe Un.
5er ne .direction Of the Following ae
PROFESSORS. raa "a
conquest CROSS, M. D.; Professor Of
tko.instiiutesof Medicine and Medical Jariss-
y z9FEREEMAN, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
IS. NEWTON, NJ. D., Prclessor q = = Ilrgery'
H.J. HULCE, M M.&D., Professor Ct Theory
and Praetice Of Medicine. ,Ns c|
w, BYRD POWELL, nj. e., Professor Of
Psychology, Pathology, Mineraology and
"a q Geoiogygg ,s as eE q
=, / iKINGsM. D., Professor Of Materia' eAedice
W WtI.foN SANDERS, A, M, M. p, PRO
90 h6ssr OF Chemistry and Pharmacy = N
y al WILSON, M, D., Professor Of obste.
tricBand diseases, Women and Children
&C 6LnuQUE LECTURES
Arsh,SSie,,E- -2pR OF. H. J, HULCE. 40 Y
""oSrg-PROF. r. s. NEWTON. 80, -
EeERRENIAN, nj, D., Amatont'al Demons
re fees tor a full course Of Looturesamoulnt
10 sos III. &, M, o,s M.,.,o,,l.,o,,s
L4ACN AAVl~elOA -.kRn
As Demonsuator's Fee, $lO. Graduatlon
$g Tio;a 5,Afinr further information viii
nlSsss address their letters (post paid) to the
Dan; and students arriving in the City VIII
vlepT seallo on him at the Commercial Hotel.
sca .tR,.s- NEWTON. ON M N. -,
60 LAW DEPARTMENT
s--Bo N F...-NV.- M. KING, Professor OF Theory
and raPcuce ofLaw. 2,
d. p Hon. ". D. BARRY, Professor OF O0ininer
y, ,SiOl Jurisprudence s-tts
'','.,--g TERMs-$5O per Session,
an communications pertaining to this de-
partment must be addressed to -
l-t rtE. W. M. KING, Esq.
MEMPaIs, Tenn, Mrrch, 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
The Hobson House.

YNhe undersigned has just opened & convent
.-L-ent& commodiOus H0TELon Main street
formerly occupied by R. M. Winn. He is
prepared to accommodate any number OF
boarders, and can aIsn extend every comfort
IN tho frovalinor ,,,hlio
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
NEW FIRM.

Shropshire & Massey
Lave on, hand an assortment of DRY
, Z GOODS GROCERIES, PRODUCE. &C,
VIII ch they are disposed to sell az the lowest
late sfor cash Or 70 ppnctuai customers on the
usual credit,
Main Street. Aug 21-1s5O-f.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
Correspondence Of the Neps.
New YoRK, June IS, 1851,


You that like operas can now be ac-
commodated at the moderate price Of
fifty cents, at Castle Garden. The Ital-
ian opera, conducted by Max Maret-
zeck commences on Monday evening,
and bids iair to be well patronized. The
Broadway Theatre is reaping fine
harvest in the production Of AzAEL, the
Prodigal. We are one Of a company
that visited this Theatre last evening
10 witness the performance, and can
truly say that we have seen nothing
lately which equals it. The subject is
one which made it peculiarly effective,
and the many thrilling illustrations
which are presented in liie-like charac-
ter, renders the whole thing impress
sive and deeply interesting. 1t is, in its
design, illustrative of that portion of
scripture contained in the Book of ST.
Luke, regarding the prodiga! son,
and his subsequent return to his father,
after spending his portion in riotous liv-
ing. The scenic representations embrace
many histrionic views Of patriarchal
life, and custom, the designing Of which
bears eviden marks Of wonderful arts
tic skill.
The performance combines the dra-
matte, scenic, operate, and romantic,
and no one will regret seeing it perform
ed, even though he may not be, any
more than myself, u Theatre-going de-
voter. 1t is much in style like the ia
nous "vision of the sun" performed for
more than one hundred nights in sue
cession at this same Theatre, only it is
quite superior in design md sentiment.
fhen there is Barnum's Museum,
which is, OF course, always crowded, be-
cause your good old Presbyterian dea-
cons, and their daughters, can go there
and witness emusic and dancing" with
proper share ofthe fancy, without ev-
er dreaming they have been to thea
tire SO We go-s'this world is all fleet
ing show, for mans illusion given
But New York in general is wonder
fully disturbed to day, at the sad incl
ligence OF the destruction Of the COM
mercia mart Of the new world by fire.
Then again some shrewd men do not
give eredcnce to the news at all
The weather is as cold here as the
month of April oughtto be, and we coul1
conveniently hro,a in month more and
then show balance against June but
hark ye 4! the 4th of July will make it all
up, and mark my prophecy, the glass
will crack in the windows on that day |!
But don't be alarmed up there IN New
port, for it has been just as hot as that
before.
Your Obedient Servant.
RIENZI.
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RIENZI.

AN ELOQUENT LETTER FROM VIRGIN
IA LApY.-Governo McDowall Of Vir-
ginia was invited, by the Committee Of
Arrangements for Fourth Of July Gel
ebration in Springfield, to deliver an
grafton on that occasion. The Repubh-
can publishes reply from daughter
ofGov. McDowaIl, declining the invita-
ton extended to him on account Of Sc
we're illness in his family. We transfer
to our columns the concluding portion
of this letter, for the heart Of true pat
riotism cannot but be warmed by the
noble language Of this Virginia-this
American lady:
"Dear as the public good is to him,
secured, as he believes it only can be,
by preserving our Union as it is, and
delighted, as a Southern man and Vir-
ginian, as ne would be TO unite with
his Northern brethren of Massachusetts,
in endeavoring TO restore healthiul
state Of feeling on this momentous sub
ject TO all parts Of our country-yct,
at present he can do nothing but
tender his thanks TO the citizens Of
Springfield for their fa,tcring notice OF
him, and to express the hope that. as In
the past these great Commonwealths OF
Virginia and Massachusetts were ever
found side by side, battling with united
hearts and hands for the common good
Of their common country, SO in the iu-
,ure they may go on as cordial and uni
ted az ever, finding nothing in sectional
or in party feelings strong enough to
break the tie which binds them % their
National Union and to each other"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

APoTHEcARIEs' MISTAKES FIRE.
quency Of mistakes, made by apotheca-
'ries in putting up prescriptions has Gre
ated much discussion both in private cir
cles and in public prints and numerous
methods have been suggested TO prevent
future errors Of the kind. OF the vari-
Gus plans recommended there is no one,
however, which strikes us at once 80
simple, yet so certain as the writing
prescriptions in full, and in English
Nothing is to be gained, by retaining
the use Of Latin abrevialions while
much is risked. In former times, when
medical works were written in that Ian
guage, and when both physicians and
druggists laborcd to conceal science
from the people, there was some show
of reason in the employment of Latin !;
but at the present day, when all this
is changed, the retention of the prac-
tice becomes SO superlativcly ridiculous,
that, even il no danger was incurred by
il, men of sense, whether in or out of
the profession, oughlunanimousy y to OBJ
iect TO il. But when we consider that few
apothccaries' boys understand Latin, or
that, if they do, few physicians write
plainly, and that, in consequence, deaths
are continually occurring as a result Of
unfortunate mistakes or criminal ignor
ance, we should suppose that the entire
community, prcjudced rs well as un-
prejudiced mould advocate the use of
English, unabbrevia,od, i'll prescriptions.
Will not the College Of Pharmacy take
up this matter? Will not our medica!
Colleges also lend hand in the reiorm7
And, gentlemen, move on v irh the age,
and do not, from Il mere antquated
custom, continue to sacrifice life.-PhH.
Bulletin.
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0o We have received from the New
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, Daniel Webster recently delivered at
Buffalo, Syracuse and Albany. These
speeches have beee carefully corrected
by Mr.. WEBSTER for the press, and may
be relied on as entirely accurate in
fact, this is the only authorised edition.
Every person in the country should
carefully read these speeches, for they
may be ranked emong Webster's mob
lest efforts in behalf of his country
They must be read to be appreciated,
and as the pamphlet is got up at very
low price, and printed in neat and Iegi-
bic type, they are within the reach of
all, and we trust that all will read them,
and that some people will be made bet
ter thereby. They are for sale at the
bookstores.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

CHRoMAric PArNTlNG.-Mr. Albert
Bierstadl has opened an Academy at
Masonic Hall, corner Of Church and
School streets, for the purpose of teach
ing the art Of Chromatic Painting. The
system Of instruction which Mr.. Bier
stadt uses, is one which enables the pu-
pill to acquire the art with the most sur
prising facility, and qualities after few
lessons, to produce beautiful pictures.-
The first pictures of some of his pupils
are worthy place on the walls of any
ones parlor as all will admit who will
visit his rooms and inspect them. We
advise all who would / ike to acquire a
knowledge Of this pretty style Of paint
ing TO give Mr.. Bierstadt call