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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-26

NV YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATRss
~ Mail Steamihp Co.-New York February a lS5l-
The annual election for Directors Of this Gompany
to act Inspectors ct the cleo ion The
polls to be opened At twelve O'clock and oper
till two in the afternoon. Nf
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UNION.
WILLIAM GRANGER.
ITO THE EDITOR OF TIE nERALD.,sIR1TaE AD-

WILLIAM GRANGER.
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.-SIR-THE AD-
yantages TO be derived from the Of the Corrugated
orey sfoow,'-In the the furnace in aues and
also in the bottom Of cylinder boiler sonfers great
tention Of surface and of effective character and
liable to burn hence sufficient generating power may be
Of s The use Of this s in the
alone would beA great advantages for it the
nay With less injury 70 the plate; hen % the
Joer BY this means rendered more een while at the
viii perceive that ths extension Of surface the
space over the furnace will be productive Of smother ad
lie to crack of tho scale
rrug.cns running in ID. direction Of the curve Of the
arch ptrmita the disute OF many stays' then with
ssct an Immediate saving in the weight and cost Of
tho stay and Of much Of the of the labor Of oonstrue
yrIsge Of obvatng the evils expansion whereby the
eemrsrave cravings which have been made Of boilers q
The sane plan and q equal senerative power has been
weight plate amounts to very
rfte centsse OF the of boiler and when
crease Of durability in the furnace and the reduced
would S worthy he .SS
especially Of those interested in steam navigation.
oNE WHO HAs TESTED the MONTGOMERY
CoRRuGATED 3onLeR."
CAUTION TO PERCUSSION CAP DEALERs.-raE
soess.ieers at the requSs. Of the msnqfasturers Of
tee: lie Gal Bouisnd, s6 William street. up stairs
ntarl Pari.--Notiss 10 merchants aand consumers
Tie universal which. from the
eFeted the desEe q imitation, beg public
t,t some dishonest ineivdu,ls counteres Dsrks.
dishonesty docs not there. The thus oouneed
20 . p. have sa as': sn q
anser WI 10 cay Ter parties pure hssns 70 discover
ssSs ato. cSTrft ilIie, GDufD o 1ii nssss
nission, BY LIE GALS BoULAUD IS william street
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The Treasurer OF the FIRE Dep.rtmer

with much Plea Acknowledge the receipt a thrt
three hundred and forty dollars eighty eight cents by the
hands o. Henry Burr E beins the net proceeds q the
second Annual Ball given at the Astar place Opera
Hsut jan 9Th, 1881 In aid o. the chatahle fund 81 The
Department. JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer.
uNEw lopg, Feb. q, 1851
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

=! .s sssans. ohis vi! elose a. this .os
~ tne otA instant N2P Letters Tor Havana,
ShaSrss aad Panama. must Be prepaid per Ohio,
WILLIAn v. BRADY, p. NJ
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CLoTHTHG-sPRIHG AND sUEsER CLoTGiNd AT
" whoiessieWe would call The attention o. merchsns
visiting New yors for pns pgrehas, 70 our stock q srtSs
And Ctothnr watch Tor extent variety SAD tSes
and STYLE IL much Superior - hiss q
and feel assures must 2et the sprro-
kaop eothn9 dealers in sill sections " Ae county "a
Of the arm visits Tsrodcally tho katepean mar
ke purchaser rely having all The lstes sed lest
goods made In n veil known tle
ssnee hnsh prices much loser than houses who
aepena solely this market An disposition u stock,
before purot elsewhere u respectfully solicited ~ y
rrersred fer the largest demand for California
u. J. DGYIiN
sand IS goha street. corner u Nassau.
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DARTNER WANTED "A PERSON OF GOOD STAND
ing and business quail heatons, who command $500
20 take an interest general dry aud grocery
country village in New Jer,ey The store = long essb
lshed and doing first rate business The location has
always ded large trade being the richest
Agricultural districts in the State. and offers
Advantage Address real post paid MERCHANT,
Trenton, N. J.
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u o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEMBERS or THE
IL Benevoent Order Of Bereans respectfully invited
attesd meeting Of the whole Order this evening the
street. as business Of the greatest wcome
fore them. DAVID TAYLOR, Chairman.
HuoH H. WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
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w uc Awake anu nsWuy IOF OustOIneTS
Knox OF 28 Fulton street. with his spring
style Of Hats TO atonfsh his cusomr They the most
elegau becoming hats this city, and they
must from their Ghtnes beauty and general
become universally opular would be fa hon
cure one Of K noxs hats.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

INSTRUCTIONS.
S>~N>N~~>N>-S>~N
WILLIAM u. DIsBRoW's RIDING SCHOOL,, NO. 20
w Fourth avenue near Aston plaoe0pen day and
ns Tor ladies' and sentlsmen Hours for ladies' from
u TO 3 Il. H.; for gentle men. from j to 9M r. n.
COPARTNERSnIPs.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-TBE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed rship under the
and style Of Rowland kichagdson and Co.. for tho
pose Of manufacturing halle,'s" Imprsyed Bell Tee-
graph patented Oototer 1s4s for hotels sta nb0ats.
and private dwellings at $40 Green wich Of Beach
street. CHARLES ROWLAND.
LEWIS q. RICHA kDS0N.
= JOSEPH STAPLES.
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Caroline Rou.s.s the rival or Fanny Ellis.

lsr her sisters and the ladies' Of aud virt-
ny politely requested to visit the tf Mr.
miller. in Canal where they will ind the largest
and beet ssortmant OF lsdie misses AID sil
drtns 0sir Boots aad Shoes TO be had his city. eve
him call. ladies, And you v ~ rereat he visit 70
J. sItIER, t3i Canal street
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Lfvr OR Owing 20 tne crowd u sdvertisemsnts ia
th, DAP paper We are compelled to deter unul to.
norrew the publication Of vast amount q Interest
Ing ecal matter, which re have In type
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Court Calendar for Wednesday.

8urRsnE COuEr.-CHcUu-Sos 242, 81, 1876, 103,
246, $50, ii, 13, 40, 16l, 2ss, 100, 2I3 100, 1876
Y. o DBrHiCr CoURr.-Eos 81, a. 46 to 81
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fees Sc constantly hand, and for sae at the lowest
Ret prices vhoetae and retsl by o. Fowler AMI
tea dealer Noe go and AS Greenwich street 7G yessy
street ana 400 Grand street N BGoods delivered
Iart OF the city, without charge Groeers and country
dealers would do well 10 call before purchasing.
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PhrcnoIogy Mr.. siEer D. TO give lecture
this science this evening at Clnton Hall 10 close With
public examinations. 80 and hea- hm.
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the mos ro,e snt rs teautJ = ne ~ Tvs sdygI NJ
ges and her ovslness ecTsed 10 avoid tes later
nation IL 10 only necessary TO hEDHU ssf
HRARD'S which prevents the hairfrom she'd
tpg and impsrs 70 ~ nsuriance. purity and beauty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-26

whining desTabl, piece ef ground tor the erection Of
store the sale If property Broadway be made
T. H. LUDLOW, this day, at twelve o'clock, at the her
chants Exchsnge.
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BOARDING, SO.


Bo,AARuDD:n1.Aa LARGE FRONT ROOM, HANDSOMELY
By applying At No. COLLEGE phase.
RoARD-A HANDSOMELY FURsIsHED BED ROOM,
the modern i|pioysmsnts-ts'hs. gas isrn,se. Ss BY.
vita vthOu, board in the einity Of Usien sqa,rs.
ass sa sHsS sL Aas 's price
RoARDIso-rwo GENTLEMEN WISH TO FIND
partial board In private family II in sro9syn, near
Client Please sdlTs.. stating terms. J. NJ Pos. 6fas
BOARD Up TOWN WANTED FOR A FAMILY or
ton mus, be A. near tie Of say and ssth
sE ysn nasr. s ipd tern; IT. s Ample references
RoARpIsG1A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
the ely near Broadway BY addressing Richmond. Broad
BOARD wANTED-FoR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
:, 1S - yh'.' there A. g.
tsrm, which must be Icssr.,e b. D." asraid osss
A GENTLEMAN AND MS LADY. WITHOUT culL-
drss Or 'Ays spss s can SS
rsrer required. Dinner CLOCK ana i,miy gti.
y.s No chsrss !. re hog.e s.as.i'a sry 1nd pies
avenue third door above Twelfth strest.
A WIDOW LADY. LIyIsG ENTIRELY ALOsEwouLD
No rsfsr.sss r.sgi,aI Asr,y ;brss ssv, ss,ass
Douglass Herald Office
nows TOWN DISIsG.-TaE IMPORTANT CHAR,
N....a .r.s ~ Mr. s~i, Sc ihs a5.aass Ss.Ss. q
department the un0rm hrat rate quality or AL tbs
articles the With which gusts served
qset which reirn throughout the
establishment. In vofa the rseeisior' combines 81
qualities Ct the costly -estaurata wish TIE
economy ~ cheapest When q lasts
there, he 10 sure 10 become permanent customer.
HORSES, nc.
-. =.
NArcn HORSES FOR SALE PAIR o. yauo;
Ivl match Horses a the SUPERIOR aud
earrsg old l6 hands high, aud wi he warranted
sound and Kind. Apply personally, or hy letter 10
John l. ms erickson. near tIghtstovu, ". T.
L,oR sALE-a BAY MARE. ak YEARS OLD. i5h
hsnds high unframed and rot her mile inside thrss
mnotes Als sorrsl geldiug, nve yeata old, 10 hanaa
high has been trained and t1t mile inside ~
8. minutes. Arpy the stable IN Eghtecnth street
southwest II Fh between the hours q
AID 10 An.
ygaNTED-A Roam MARE or GELDING-Y0UNG
w Kind and sound, Of sgod acsi9n, and fast. A4isese
by No. 1856 Poet Oriee New York.
xxy.NTED-k ROAM MARI OK GELuTNu-YOUNG.
w kna Ard ssund. Of good SETON snl last. address
Boz No. 7s6. Pctt orioe New York
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lar attention IL directed premium combs, which OBJ
taEed the medal A. the Fair for the last three
The combs cannot be eqused this country The
ment also the LARGEST at the Golden Comb 0, Brosd
way, second door above Drane street. a. .QulhBY.
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70 cay that the number applications for class tuition
rsnmhnehtp At gOdsmi ths rsoms Brosd~sy during
ihs days yshins ever before heard o. 10
York. The is that his half Price term ends
with Frcay Ony three days more Tor applications
although the for receiving half price lessons extends
thrOush the trrng qu AFTER.
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va-E Newman oners an elegaat variety Of needework
collars 2s Cd. uprards also fkaby cheap
needlework sleeves, At a. s. and D. Also, embroidered
81 scalloped do Al hemmed stitched dc.
Is 3d. well worthy attention and besutuI stock OF
lin trimmings, bands infants wastg, trimming lace Sc
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gers invited TO examine the beautiful wigs snd toupses
manufactured by Medhurst Heard, q Maiden lane N Y,
and National Hotel, Washington d. c. Warranted per-
feet h and not 20 shrink change color Also brsds of
lsng hair front hrads Call the before
pure heBing elsewhere. Copy the address.
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is in favor Of being led by
them in crowds to his He splendid Four Dollar
Spring Hat which be considered the becoming
style OF the but If of his customers prefer Diff
fsrent style he has an Assortment 70 choose from
GENlN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Panls.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-27
NEW BOOKS.


THE inventors Manual of Legal Principles,
and Guide to the Patent Ofice; by George
T. Curtis.
Service Afioat and Ashore during the Next
can War: by Lieut. Raphael Simms, U. S. n.
The True Remedy for the Wrongs of Wo-
man; with a history of an Enterprise having
that for its object; By Catherine L. Beeoher.
Familiar Science; or the Scienlihc explana-
tion of common things; Edie. by X. +. Peterson
The American Cotton Spinner. and Managers
and Carder's Guide; practicle treatise on cot.
ton spinning, giving the dimensions and speed
of Machinery, draught and twist ca culaIions,
&c. with notices of recent Improvements. To-
gether with rules ard examples for making
Changes in the size and numbers OF rowing and
warn: complied from the papers of the late RobI.
II. Baird.
The Moulder's and FounGers' Pocket Guide;
by Fred. Overman with forty-two wood engrav-
ings.
new lot OF the Seventh Census ofthe United
States. ~
Rena: or the Srow Bird. A tale OF real life;
by Caroline Lee Henz.
Mary Lawson: by Eugene Sue
The Female Spy; or Treason in the camp
story of the Revolution; by Emmerson ben
nett.
life and Manners: from the Autobiography oil
nm En.Iisb opium-eater: by Thomas De Quincy.
Sunbeams and Shadows, and Buds and Bios
SONS or Leaves from Aunt Minnie's Portfolio;
by George a. Hul.e.
Uric: or the Voices; by L. 5. Fay.
The HISTORY of Josephine; by John 3. L. Alb
bott with engravings. just received by
ano0I E. III. HOOD g. CO,
Nam ST door below Morgan * Keen
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BOOKS FOR WARM WE ATHER.

MADELINE O'MOOkE, Richelieu, Gentle
lNl men OF the Old School, Mary Of Burgun-
dy Ella Winston, Belle OF the Coas, Lilly OF
Sonora Kate Clarendon, Mar Darrell, Young
Prima Donna, Misfortune of Teddy o Bryn
Commander of Malta, Godolphin, Warwick
Woodlands Oliver Twist, Tom Burke of ours"
Golden Calf, Philip Augustus. Count de Cas-
telneu, Trsppers Bride, Bandits of The Usage,
Unlrn WIN Countess, Oliver GOltfEch. League
of the Miami, The Traitor, Caleb Williams
Fohereill TIE Collegians Grace, Willoughby,
Zanoni Mysteries of Paris, Barnaby Ridge,
O'Donoghue, Peter Simple; for sale at the Book
Store of T. III HOOD & co,
augl Main stl door below MCrgan& Keen.
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ADAMS q co. IS
Great Eastern and Western Express.

4 DAMS & co are now forwarding merchan-
A die OF every description, Gould ard Silver coin
Bank notes, bills OF sxchinge. &c. 10 all points
between Boston, y. y ork, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
ttsburg. Cincinnati, Louisville, 81. Louis and all
intermediate points. Particular attention paid 10
small parcels or packages having special mes
senger on board the Lady Franklin, ali valuables
will be under his imms qiaie charge.
Our rates OF Transportation will he exceedingly
low our facilities tor forwarding are unrivaea.
Consignees will ease Ice particular in notici1g
the arrival of the Lady Franklin, and be prepared
TO pay charges and receive their packages
Merchandise shipped on any of the regular Steam
boat Packets to this house, will be promptly for
warded by express Cr Otherwise II desired
J. II HUGHES, Agent.
augl-Sm $50 Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
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pOsl PdIui
LEVI L. LAYCOCK. NJ. D.
TOPEY SICIANE.

NOR sale in neightoring town. well selec-
J. ted stock OF Medicines, with furniture and
fixtures. Also an excellent Medical Library OF
the latest and best standar@ works. The incum-
bent has practice worth several hundred dollars
year, and will il desired, use his influence for
his successor during the time he may remain
For further particulars, enquire of DR.. Byford,
of this city. yli-
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-HE Inventors Manual of Legal Principles,
and Guide to the Patent Office; by George
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The Fashions! The Fashions.
IoHN STAFF oRD,
T a shio able Boot and Sh0 e
MANUFACTURERS.

Main Srect, N,arthe Canal. EUaHSriLie, Indiana.
~stsr The subscriber having just returned ~
gtSS from Cincinnati with a well selected Is
' tA- stock OF material would respectfully 81
inform The people of Evansville and surrounding
country that be has located himself in this city
with a view of carrying on the manufacture of
OF Boots ami Shoes, and respectfully sOlIcils a
liberal share OF public patronage. He VII keep
constantly on hand variety Ct BOOTS and
SHOES OF his own manufacture, and on very
reasonable terms. lie especially invites the
custom of those who may wish handsome or
fashionable Boot or Shoe made 10 OrdGT His
arrar ee.nenis are such 10 enable him to do
work promptly and on the shortest possible notice.
in style not surpassed by any other establish
ment in The city.
Just put your neighbors all in mind
Ofhis cheap boots and shoes;
And il they want 10 know what kind
Say any kind they choose.
Nj s. feels quite confident that he can render
Terfsct satisfaction 10 Gd who may favor him
with their patronage. Be sure and give him a
trial, as be sells cheap as The cheapest.
Erdnsrile. august 5th, 1851. [aus6-3ml
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CUNDEY New Gords.-.
- IL cases Muslin de Lame;
5 do Cashmere;
900 pieces Felt Cloth, blue, drab and brown
3 casts Thibet Clolh, black and colofed;;
800 gross Binding, worsted and silk;
3 cases Alpaca, black and colored;
> do Paper Cambria,
2 do Gingham; tsf
10 do Irish Linen;
$50 dozen Berlin Gloves;
1Gpieces Silk Serge;
Received this day, and foi sale 81.
JAS. Low & CO.
a I22i-d&w All Main ST., Louisville, KY
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FAMILY FI,OuR

OSOB BLS received rom Wabash for antilles
1oOO anu bakers Use consisting ofWyandot Tx.
IRA, Eagle | l.. F., Marklee's Otter Creek, end
Spring Creek brands, which are fully guaranteed
by 1iy7-l FOSTER Il BROWN.
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j. MILTON SANDERS. NJ. D..L. Id,

Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy and Toricology
az The Eiecfic Medical InstifHte Of
Cincinnati. Ohio,
INFORMS the peope OF the West, that having
4 received complete apparatus for the purpose,
Is prepared TO examine and anayZe MINERALS,
Or ;, MINERAL WATERS, SOILS, and all
other substances upon which chemical answer
may be required.
Having spent the last ten years in the best up
pointed Laboratories in London and this country
and in The acquisition ofChemical knowledge
der two o; the first Chemists OF Europe, Prot. San
ders is NV prepared 10 give opinions and advice
upon all subjects copnec ed with Chemistry i'm its
applications 10 Analysis, Experiment and Manu-
iacIuring. Having constant communication with
the ablest Chemists of Europe, he any time
furnish Information OF The latest Manufacturing
and Chemical processes, together with Diagrams
OF recent improvements in apparatus and machin-
cry for those purposes. Those wishing infonna,
ton upon any Of the above subjects, will please
call upon Prof s.. AT the office of Prot. k. $. NEw-
TON. corner OF Seventh and College streets, or ad
dress post paid, to this city.
cincinnati, Nay. 1851
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DEDSTEADS.-Hgh and low pest Beds'eads
ID of all qualities and prices in store and fol
sale, wholesale and retail, at
J. TAYLOR'S
iya3 Furniture Store
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REMOVAL.

I HAVE removed my office one square and halt
Il above Main street, near the Sherwood HOuse,On
First street, and can be found either there atmy
residence. one square above, all times, unless pro-
iessionally engaged in the city its immediate vi
clnity. fmhl9i DANL MORGAN, NJ l.
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NETWORK IMPORTERS AND &c BEERS
FREEMAN.HODGES Il CO.,
So LIBERTY-STREET,
BETWEEN BROADWAY AND NAssUA STREETS,
Nearthe Post.Office,


Near the POst.Office,
~HE AN q HE HGO
WE are receiving. by daily arrivals from Eu
w rope, our Fall ami Winter assortment Ct nch
Fashionable Fancy Silk and Millinery goods
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers thor
oughly TO examine our stock and Priets, and as I'D,
ferest governs. we feel confident our Goods and
prices will induce them To select from our establish
ment. Particular attention u devoted 10 Millinery
Goods. and many Of The articles are maEufactuied
expressly TO our order, and cannot be surpassed In
beauty style and chespness.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, tor Hat, Cap, Neck ana
Belt :,
Satin andT ibbons of all lths and colors
Silks, Satins, Velyets and Uncut Velyet for Hats
Fea,hers A mercan and renchArtihcial flowers
Buffings, and Cap-trimmincs
Dress Trimmings, large assortment
Embroideries, Capes, Collars, undersleeves and
Cuffs.
Fine Embroidered REVERE and Henslilch Cam
brie Handkerchiets,
Grapes. Li-ses. Illusion and Cap Laces.
Valenrienes, Brussels, Thread, Silk anu Isle
Thread Iaces. ,
Kid, silk Sewing Silk, Isle Thread, Merino
Cloves and Mltis.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishop Lawn and
Jaconet Mus lins.
English, French, American and Italian straw
Goods. (auglS 2wd&w)
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EVANSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY
MES Il CLARK PrincipnL

EFANSEEELG FEMALE SUMMARY,
MISS h. CLARK, Principal
TINE Fall and Winter Session of the above
! Institutions, will commence the first Mon
day in September. b. comparing the last two
Catalogues it will be seen that the increase in
The number of pupils he last year, has exceeded
Sixty per cent and il Is believed the facilities OF
instruction have been increased III an equal. il
not greater degree.
No pains will be spared to render both institu-
lions all that can reasonably bel' ired.
For further particulars, alogue for
Ie50-'5l, which can be hadyrt' At the Book
Stores in Evansville, o. ofeilh, Of the Teachers
on application in person or by mail.
Communications relative 20 The Academy OF
Seminary, may be addressed to
NJ. w. Stafford,
jy23 Proprietor.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Chartered in IS4j. Total Ne. Of Matri-
culants from 1915 to 1851, 1854.

Chartered in 1915, Total Ne. of Matri.
cuIants from 1915 to 1851, 1854.
THE seventh winter session Of this College Will
commence on the frs, Monday of November,
1851, and continue four months. The chairs OF the
Faculty will be arranged as follows:
I6 JONES. NJ. d.
Professor Of Theory and Practics Of Medicine.
r. ;. NEWTON, vi. d.,
Professor Of SUrgery
b. L. HILL, VI. d.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
Children.
H. FREEMAN, Vi. D.,
Professor Of Special, Surgfeai and Pathological
ARatOmy.
]. X. BUCHANAN, NJ. d.,
Professor Of Physiology, and Institutes Of Ned
LIE. JONES, MD,
Professor of lateria. lediea, and Therapeutics
and 1Idical Botany.
J. MILTON SANDERS, NJ. D.,
Professor of CkeBtiStrB Pharmacy and I0Iic0LOgr.
%. f.. NEWTON, NJ D.,
Dem0HStratOr Of Anatomy and Surgical ProsecOr.
graluitous preliminary course Of Lectures will
commence on the second Monday If October. At
the same time he Demonstrators rooms will be
opened, with every facility for the study OF Anat-
omy.
TERMs-Tickets tn n full course OF lectures tun-
til graduauon) SltO in advance, a well endorsed
note TOR Si25 To single course of lectures 500
in advance. or a well endorsed no'e for $40. Ma
circulation ticket S5-Graduation sl5-Dernon-
strator's ticket So. IL is recommended that stu
DENTS Especially candidates for graduatlonl attend
the session at early period, tull and regular
attendance on the lectures viii he expected. An
alomical material can be had in abundance, and
furnished al rates sufficiently REASONABLE TO guaran
tee full supply for every student. Board costs
from 50 10 81 30 per week. Students sometimes
boar6 themselves for much less. Students upon
their arrival in the city will call at the Office of
Prof X. :. NEWTON, on Seventh street between
Vine and Race. For further particulars address
DIR. X. >. NEWTON, or
Joseph r BUCHANAN. Dean.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-27

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