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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-30

Bills Referred. By Mr.. llubben.
relating to Railroad corporations /;
whenever corporations shall mort gage
or lease their roads, tho deeds shall
be recorded at length in the counties
through which the roadspass, instead
Of being recorded in the several towns
as now established, to the Judiciary
committee.
Resolutions. d. Mr.. Stacy. that
the Judiciary committee inquire into
the exrediency Of so amending the
law relating to the arres. Of debtors,
that debtors residing out of the State
may be subject to the same immuni,ics
and privileges as those residing in The
State ; adopted.
SENATE. After the Senate return
ed from Joint Assembly, Mr.. Marvin,
from the committee on Education, re
ported against the bin providing 70,
registration Of marriages, births and
deaths and on motion Of Mr.. Batch
elder, it was laid on the table.
House. The two Houses me. in
joint assembly to hear the report Of
the committee appointed to canvass
gIHsss '99P p'rroba,t'es. Tie report not
having been entirely read. and sev.
eral justices Of the peace having bee ,
elected, further action was suspended
until Tuesday next at 8 o'clk p. NJ.
/ The two Houses then proceeded to
the election Of Judges of Supreme
Court and Circuit judges Librarian
and Reporter of Supreme Court.
For Chrf Julgs. Hon. Stephen
Royce elected ri9t rocf.
For 1T Assistant ,In1yc, Hon.
Isaac +. R'lIi'il, rica eoce.
Ion Il Assistant judge.
pitrp,,t Islam. III
Daniri kellogg, 40
Milo l.. Bennett, /
Scattering. /
On the ID ballot Picrront Isham
was elected.
Librarian George Nichols, riOa
rOce.
Reporter IF Supreme Comt,
Peer 7. Washburn, 1913
Edwin Hutchinson, SO
Peter L. WashLurn was according
ly elected.
SENATE. Petitions Referred. BY
Mr. Foster, Of Rufus Frtst and Il
others, inhabitants Of Pittsford, for ;
law that shall embrace the right 0
all men to the soil ; to committee OF
Agriculture. ~,
Report of Committee. From com
mittec on roads, in favor of bill in
cooperating the Bennington and New
York Railroad Company ordered t.
a third reading on Friday morning
next.
Mr.. Curricr called up the Till rcla
ting to nctarics public, and it was
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Curlicr, tho
committee on Education wero cx
cused from further consideration ant
providing for the registration of mar
riagcs, births and deaths, and it wa.
referred to a select committee of three
consisting of Mcssrs Miller, Ri yclow
and Baldwin.
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WI!HU

In Dandy on the 9Th inst, GiIcon
W. Moody, a revolutionary sollic..
aged 93 years
In Danby on the 10th inst, Ann. +
Backus, OF the consumption, aged .?
years, daughter Of Doct Cl'as, lncku.
Of Casllcton,Vt. ..
In this town on the lih inst, Vf II
PINS Fever, Abel Il. Gleason, az.
20 years.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD FROM Al.
UANY TO Nj rLAND.

We are glad 10 learn that the direc-
tors OF the Northern road" from Al.
bany to Cohoes and Eagle hri'"' lu"'
concluded IN arrangement with Mr-,r-
G. ". BARKER 4 Ric,i.nn Hos.
where by these c(!irient contractors are
to proceed at oncc to The buihlns and
completion Of this road.
The Albany journal gives a descrip.
ton Of the proposed route Of this Road
The route is through Vest Troy one
tier of lots east of the canal, crossing OH
10 Green Island on the east side of the
Iron bridge over The cut which enters
the Hudson. 1t goes to Cnhoes, thence
TO Waterford runs parallel with the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga road, and at ,
distance Of thirteen miles from Albany
crossing tho Hudson then runs north
alvn. tl,. SIDE Iuils uiitn ~ reaches, !
point two and hnlf miles from tn,
Hudson river, when.it takes an easterl,
course towards the village Of Schaghti
coke, which is twenty ono miles from
Albany thence running on the easterl,
bank of tie Hoositk, passing through
Valley Village and Johnston Village
} keeping the valley Of the Iloosick til
, i, connects with the Rutland and Hash
iny,on Road at Eagle bridge. Dis
lance from Albany 32 miles; higlies
! grade d5 feet. ''.
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s~5- Half a dozen prime Vera,
leu lears in the New York maxi,
sell for nearly as much as a lu,Ar
of com. Six and eight cents each +,
no uncommon price for them. IT,.
best Sickle pears sell for three Or
four cents. Both kinds have uc.rI,
disappeared from the market
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UIATIlXu.

On Monday the 10Th inst, by b. Fiji
E>q. Mr.. Merit Whilmore to NJ.
Maria Flagg both Of Ira.
In Dandy Thursday eve Oct nh.
by Elder Baker. Esq. Mr.. Galcu FL
nunds {" Miss Mercy Il. Philips, all Il
Dandy.
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1t said that there arc nor. =.
rests TO lie made, and there !, A
doubt but tia, they will all Re H., |" no
over. ' " V'H'4
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uooS,Ck TlNNi,
We understand rron

VIC 1"derstand from a ,cli,n.
source that active operations f.,
ncl'ns the lloosick Mountain ." ", ' !,
line OF The Troy aud los,on p, y" U"
nave nave commenced. Fifty vcr.T a. -.
have FOR several days been ,r'' ''.1 |,
IN removing the earth IRE, ara.s ~, W "
se''ing up steam machine ,h,,,, "
DO the boring. The COS. of ,lo . -. >
chine, or dfiA, Is $4,000 NM ;,. ia
pa,1il'''cs are not doubted b, p.a. =
who understand it. 1t viii to N ",
operation in about six weeks %
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------ -.-. 90.
Woncy .Yot,,ys n, ~

Noncy Matters. The ro,,..
Atlas OF Oct. Is, says: ','
The gloom which has for ,n.,,.
past ovcrspread Tie financial Lo,,'.
and whose effects have been 90 '-,'.'
vcrely felt by the grca. mcrco,.'.
interests Of tho co,",~. -. >"''"
NC laStWeaflng away,and We are cr,.
glns from a winter of pccuniay ,,.,
ble' INTO a spring Of comT,r,,n.
ease. The tendency Of rates !, On
down, and there is every ,,o,. Wv.
that the demand for money vilI' J.,
met exc long by a fair supply. IT..
change for the better, since In. !"
coming Of October, is proof ro,j,,y.
We nigh. also say, TIA. ,lc,t vin T.,
no backward step towards a c,isl. +, :,
financial panic,
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BURNING FLUID
AND LAMBS.

THIS day rccrivcd at
L TIE L3DIES EXCHANGE,
large assortment Of the Patent impIo'cs
Fluid Lamps Of the following kinds
Hanging, Side, and Desk Lamps Tor ch1Icr
rs and Stores, Astral, Mantle, Entry, ana
Hand Lamps, also Porter's Improved burn
ing FLUID All the uJove will he sod al chJ
priccs for Cash,
Particular attention paid to orders ior W.
above arlicies.
AZ . CuAS. FACE
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VS. ~,

gravity o6,r their Nature opiron' on
cors' iiu; iohal luw.-.io keep this tiu,a
before them.
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NEW B00Ks,

Consuelo, by George Sand Lew. Aigh'' -,
o: the Railroad Of Lite Frank fat.e'sH, IN
Scenes IN the Lie Of Pupil The aeIr
Hunters, by Mayne Reid Gsne'r'st, =.
Alexander Dumas; acons,a, or the It'P'
ccy Rebels a. Tories Jack a ~! NAV
da Mon, yomerie, &c, &C., for YALE by Zen
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Rs7y~Thc Wings Of Massachusetts
arc labcring zealously to fog the
coalitionists al the coming election,
and from present indications, we
shonld Judge they would. Mr.. Win
throp's well know popularity and ac
knowlcdseh capability. honesty and
integrity, must secure him a large
majority Of the high-minaed frcemcn
Of the Old Bay State; and if the
Wings remain active till the trial i;
past. he will undoubtedly be elected
IT. State Banner.
We join sincerely in the hopes ex'
pressed by the Banner for the success
Ct the noble Wings Of Massachuse't.
under the lead of their gallant CHIEF
RoBr c. Winthrop, and believe thai
if tho " Wigs remain active till the
day Of ,rial".--and oil act right! their
efforts will he crowned by brilliant
victory. But when we look at the
" action" of the Unionists Of Pennsyl.
yania in the late election-.-and moro
especially at the faction" of "Unior
Whig' papers in reference TO that "ac
tion," we must confess that our fears arc
NEST serious for the success Of the true
Wings of the old Bay State. w
should really like TO know just eractty
how much aid and comfort the "Uniol
Wing" papers Of the country are rem
dcring to the Wings Of Massacllusctt,
and New York in the views they are
just now expressing as 10 the moral
Of the Pennsylvania election. How
ever, if we fail AS Wings, we shall have
splendid national riumph - TIN
Union will be safe'-and that's some
thing.
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A. III. BUALAisD.

XA.O 11' H u d Eye
HAVING I',si returned from boston sits
large and cheice srlcctinn OF fail aud n,rI,i
Gouas, which were bought for CH.h st.
Large deduction from time prices Is nov rls
pared TO sell the best Heavy lutd de .u,o
/ ing from ) lo7t
Nerrinac Prints iuc.
Fine Il Heavy Nader i','nls q 10 !ocl,
warranted iast culors
GinghaIns II 10 l3U,
Tw id Lyones, Cloths Of vaf,.
/ Gus cUlors 2Jrt.
| Plain II hhamg' able Alpaccns 90 10 % cts
! A LSO good assortment Of higher pucto
- Dress Goods, va. Silk and Wool lhiy
etH, Silk Warp, Alpaccas, SIX Good,
! Also, Groceries, Hardware, Crockrfy,
! Boots 4 Shoes, Fur Goods, &c
FERY CHE.}p,
| Superior Sugar, tcn
Caniphor = cents per ounce.
Good Heavy Molasscs n, 80 cts PEI gallon
The public are respectfully invited 10 ca"
| and buy, and whatever is not 'atlsipcof,
may be returned and the money will BE- Re.
funded i23m
Cut,lngayiIIe, Oct. Is, l,Jl.
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ESTRAY

Game into the enclosure Of Me 'up1 I',,,
abou, u.e Isl of Iuly, . rcd ys~fAn. '''I
Whale belly and tail and white 'p"' >"
ruu,p. The owner requested I" Prove pr.
otiv pay charges and t,kc Il away ,,,,
PRANkIIN BtFlhi
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A BEAUTIFUL BOOK,
'" ,u., ,si,,,ed =, sPENCERs

Waters soar DENTURlCE'
A great article. emphaiicsily, GRE -
ticfe for ,Le teeth. For sale at SPENCE"
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE
EVANSVILLE. ND.

THE regular course of Lectures ior the session
i of 1851 and 1852, wi commence the first
Monday in November, and terminate the las
week in February.
The following gentlemen compose the Facul-
y, viz: ta44l
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy,
WIN II. BYFORD, H. d.
Chemistry and Phs rmacy,
C. A. FOSTER, A. IL, NJ. ID.
Nateria Medica and Therapeutics
JOHN r. WILCOX, M. d.
Principles and Practice of Surgery,
MADISON }. BRAY. n D.
Theory and Prseeiice Of Medicine, GO
LEVI l.. LAYCOCK, NJ ID.
Obstetrics asdDiseases CIV oneA an, Children
- GEORGE B. WALKER, u. d.
Demons,rator OF Anatomy.
J. T. WALKER, MD,
Late Surgeon u. s. A.
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TaHE undersigned having associated " III them
i VIM Il. Psssyos, OF ses,ipe iB- VII. COM
tiuue the business md the FIRM Of Morgan
Keen g. Preston. Feeling gsaielul 10 their old
friends and cG.somers for past faveTs would re-
spectfuly solieis ecshnsaiisa Of their patron
age, As our siorE will be made up wish almost
entirely New Goods tLi, tal, purchased since
the decline in Cossen, nBder tAe moet favorable
circumstances, we feel assured that il Will be 10
The int rest of every DC aler sin goods IN
this place TO give US an taTly cali, as we have
already received a MN Ter of shipments, and
shall continue receiving daily rhrougafthe sea
son, when we shall hare received one Of the
largest, cheapest most beautiful and veil selected
stocks of Dry Goods ever landed in tAe City Of
Evansville, la. MORGAN & KEEN.
scr 4-tf
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OFFICE OF THE ALroS, MIR. AhMELASp [,
k new ALBANY X. X 60,

OFFlcE OF TIE ALTON, MT. AkMEL AND 4 a
t new ALBANY II. X. Co,
ALBIoS, Edw ards'co>, Aug 20, 1851.
THE Grazing, Bridging, Timber Tor and laying
l. of the Superstrurture OF that part oitbe 'Ai.
ton, NJ. Carmel and New Albany Rsilroad = be-
ginning on the bank of the Wabash river. at Mt
Carmel, and confirming westward IL miles % AL.
biCn, in Edwards county, Ia f
Also, from the east bank OF the " abash river,
opposite Mt Carmel, continuing csstwarGly about
10 (len) miles TO Princeton, in Gibson eVunty, Ia
Also the branch Of said Railroad TO Illinois
town beginning al The east bank OF the Mislssip.
pi RIVER, az lll'noi stown. opposite ST. Louis. and
continuing eastward abcni 20 miles. by " y Of
{ aseyyile, Leb non and Carlyle, to the Illinois
Central Railroad with branch thereof about s
miles in length, 10 Be!ieyiisJ
Proposals for performance OF the foregoing work
will be received at this Office rom the 10Th TO the
30th of Sept mher nexi. when plans and speeihca-
tions will be shown. ne hres Will be ready for
iDsoecton on and after the 2Oth OF September next
TIE Lines will be divided into sections OF aboat
one mile each, but those wlro make proposals can
include as many sections insone bid as may sSit
their own convenience.
The Company will not bind itstlfto accept the
lowe offer, unless in all other respects most salts
factory, but reserves the power 10 dispose OF the
work in such manner as may appear most adv ANITA
geous tor the interest oil the Company.
Al! Proposals to he addressed 10 the President
ard Directors of the Alton, Mt. Carmel and n ew
Albany Railroad Company, at Albion. Edwards
county, Illinois. BY oder OF the Board
WM PICKERING. Presf-
CHAs CHuEcnrL, Secty tscp3 III
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wooDBURN,s FEVER AND Ago

Nov offered 10 the pubic TOR The sryt lime.
~ This medicine has existed in a Dyi,sss iamyis
Tor more than fifty years. has been sisv.spdie
considerable extent among friends, and has, du3
a never lailinp remedy. whether applied TO ronrcn
to third day ague. OF well known s. asheiD
notorieiy, ~ -
Such experience, together with numerous sehsi-
The medicine by their owT experience. have con-
sented To take agency for part of Indiana and
Illinois, and offer it by The dozen or single bot
tie. with the express understanding that tho money
will always be refunded where the medicine, used
according directions, does not efit CT D perfect
and permanent cure. ALLlS e. H0WES
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALLIS d MOVIES

ALLlS q III q w ES ra
A RE now permanently located in their new
IA building, corner OF Water ana Vine streets,
where they intend to continue, on an enlarged
scale, their usual as9 o s5 4r-.. =,
Wholesale Business in
LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
They have now in s;bte larger, better, and
cheaper stock OF
IMPORTED Liquors
than has ever heretofore beer in Evansville. Their
REC1IFYING ESTABLISHMENT
is constructed on the latest and most improved
plan, and superiDtended by man who has
had ten years experience in The business,
in New York and Cincinnati. They
therefore ilaiter themselves that they
can furnish either imported or do. 81
nestle Liquors, in quality, no.
where to be excelled, and at pri-
ccs on par with Cincinnati
and Louisville They ~,
have on hand
splendid Assortment ot TEAS,
And thel stock OF Coffee, Sugars, Molasses Syr-
ups. Rice, Fruits, ETC.. Is being daily enlarged by
shipments from New Orleans. They are deter
mined to convince Merchants fiom the country;
particularly on the Wabash, Green, and White
Rivers, that Evansville is the most advantageous
place for them TO buy Groceries. and will do all
in their power to make il SO.
Our friends 9R Green Rirey will remember that
the steamer Kentucky No. is now ready to COM
mence her regular tips exclusively fiom Evans
vile. and will with two other boats engaged in
the same trade make Evansville the most conve-
nient point forhe transaction of Green river bus
mess. [dec2Sl ALLIS g. HOWES .
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: TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

300 do pumps kip boots lex lg'tb) at S22 so
100 doz. do No. Kip boots at 2l00
100 pairs fire imitation stitch Shues So
ID We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
red pair OF Boots per week, Keeping hundred and
seventy-6ve hands employed and can fill orders at
any time at the shortest notice. Country Dealers
will find il saving of from 20 IS per cent to buy
their STOCK the manufacturer, Instead OF paying
the merchant S25 per case for the same Kind OF
Boots that We sell for S2l. We are now supplying
Dome OF the largest dealers in st. Louis and Louis
lille, and have been for the last two years. Our
cots have given good satisfaction aud all goods
Did by US warranted to do 50. Dealers, by calling
~ No 7Pearl street, or at the mandatory, ON ty
corner OF Sycamore and Columbia sts, lin Clahe
on's buidinglcan examine the goods and Judge foi
themselves The above prices low the
same kind OF boots can be bought in New Yorr
Boston. We are now receiving large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low.
As il is idle and delusve TO hope for large profits
the general diffusion ot ligence, and the easy
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
trude the old basis u small sales and large prof
its, utterly impossible; therefore have adopted
the motto, 'laree sales and small profits, believing
by trading on this principle, we can draw large
share OF the trade which has usually gone East, To
Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 to 20 per cent To
the Country Merchant
9JLeather bought al all times for cash or taken
n exchange for boots or Shoes.
FILLEY & CHAPLIN
Cincinnati, Nov. 25-tebI0'5I -Ivrdaw
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-r ETNA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

rrrr ATNA
FIRE INSURAN COMPANY
OF Hartford, Conn.
FINHlS Company was Incorporated with perpet
Il ual charter IN 1919, and nsures against loss
damage by fire on Dwelling Houses, Manuiacturin
Establishments, Stores, Household Furniture, Mer
chandize in general, on the most favorable terms
And losses occurring this agency will be literally
adjusted and paid with prompiness
Board Of Directors.
TBos. x. BRACE, ROBERT BuE!.,
SAMUEL TUDOR, MILES A. Turtle,
JOSEPH PRATT, JOHN L. Boswell,
JAMES THOMAS, EBENEzER FLowEk
WARD WooDBRIDGE, K. A BULKELEY.
JOSEPH CHURCH ROLAND MATTER
EDWIN G.. RIPLEY, SrLAs B. HAMILTON
FREDERIcK TYLER, SAMUEL S WARD
Henry T.. PRArT.
TIIOS. X. BRACE, Presiden
S. l.. LOOMS, Sec'y
R-Applications for insurance may be made TO the
subscriber who is duly authorized to receive propo
sails and issue policies on as favorable terms as any
Insurance Office or Agency an the West.
L.t.-l ALLEN & HALLOCK, Agent,
feb4 If Nam street, opposite the ank
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DRY GOODS. HARDWARE.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS!
!, Wholesale and Retail.

lust received, and for sale by John 5. Hopkins,
> general assortment OF Dry Goods, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes, &c. Among which will he found
the following articles:
y shawIs, SILK, Brocade. Cashmere and Long
sShawls;
Bonnets. Tuscan, Chip and Straw:
Black Silk Visetis;, = .s.s.-..s = 81
Colored French Merinos, Cashmeres, NJ De
LANES, Turkish Sarins, Fancy Silks, &c;
Black Silks. from 20 to 80 inches wide;
Piano and Table Covers, III
Carpets, OIL Cloths, Rugs, Traveling Bags:
French broadclofhs an1 Cassimeres, fancy
ESQ coIors; afiis.J .s.t. p-l.fl+-..
silk, Satin and Cashmere VestiBsc,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, OF thelat style;
Wall Paper and Bordering; -
Window Shades, Tassels ard Fixtures;
Embroidered Swiss Curtains;
Axes-Hunis' and Collins chopping and broad
Axes, 30 81 u I'D -
Cotton Batting and Wa6ding;
Looking Glasses. OF all sizes;
Dress Trimmings, Cut Velvet. Laces, &c.
A general assortment OF Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware. &c. selected expressly fer thi
ma rket, and will sold ut the lowest cash price
q, wholesale or retail, W
nov6-t JOhN >. HOfklNS.
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TOPEYSICIANS.

NOR sale in a neightorins town, we'll selec-
Il ted stock OF Medicines. with furniture and
fixtures. Also an excellent Medical Library OF
the latest and best standard 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 NAV remain
For further particulars, enquire of DR.. Byford,
of this city. jyli-
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70 9T ITEExsI EHA gH Gf9gHTRX g1 MT E

= 4 Vie Undersigned havln's purchased the Drug
L Store formerly occupied by Messrs &. Hatch.
lit & Co.. would respectfully call the attention Of
the country merchants, the physicians, and the
public generally TO their fine assortment OF Med-
cines, Paints, Oils, Periumery, Surgical lnstru-
menrs. &c. which they are regularly resolving -
All OF which we win sci! upon as Jaccommo.
dating ter as can be purcased in any of the West
ern cities. and hope by strict attention TO business
to recsive liberal share OF public patronage
Orders attended to punctually, and carefully
packed 40 IS. .r... ,
ID CLINTON KELLER. .....,t- .tf
ID. A. FARNsLEY, M. ID \ r, .t .
KELLEY e. FARNSLEY
feb4tt No IA Water ST.. Evansville Ind
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Terms Of Tnifinn.

Naturalization fee IS; Professors tickets each
$40; DisseeiiBg ticker s.; Graduation fee $40
G oos boarding can be obtained. for from 81 so To
eoaTse. exclusive Of graduation fee, need not ex-
coed S97.
The Cabih.s and Library xhFtA are entirely
new. contain ample material for illustrating
every branch 0f'ihe profession BY The use Of An
atOmisai preparation, naisral aad artificial mod
ess, plates, chemical apparatus Ae-, &c, all Of
The most approved styles. Any Yusiher jnferma-
:sn that may be desired ca,be obtained by al
Isessing posi- paid,
LEVI L. LAYCOCk, MD,
May 8, 1851. Dean of the Facnlfy.
Indiana State Journal, Yerre Haaie Express,
Skawnestown llll) A,eas Springfield QN- y
Re: lister, and Mi Carmel Re gisier. insert 10 The
amount Of Eve dollars and send bill 10 Dean.
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TO BOTANIC ANp IGLEcTIc PHYs1-
To Physicians, Country Merchants, aud
EVERYBODY.

To Physicians, Country Merchants, aud
Everybody.
lust received from the Eastern markets, Lar sc
y assortment. in addition TO my former .tock o
Drugs, Chemicals, Dyes, Oils, &C., consisting in
part OF he preparations cf Mercury Iodine, Ii IN,
Quinine and Morphine; Nitrate of Silver, pure;
Salaclne, Piperine, lannn and Pepsin.
Pchcffclins selected pow dered lpecac, Jallap,
Cuinchonea, Turkey and India RhubaIb.
Potash. Pearlash. Saleratus. Sup. Carb. Soda,
Cream of Tartar, Tartaric Acid, Epson and TO
chelle Salts Camphor, Opium, and many other ar
ticlss specially in the Drug line.
Mrs Millar's fine CT Chewing Tobacco and q
superior article Of Cavendish, Macaboy ndScctch
Snuffs ae
A tiae assortment OF Bird Cages. seeds and foun-
,ains, iIyal's genuine excelsior Matches Mofiaus
Phoenix Bittcrs and Pills. hr. 5. p. Townsend's
Sarsaparilla. and all other Sarsapaiilas and popu-
lar patent medicines. g..r,sf . tr fIf
Brushes Of every kind, from the large whitew ash
down to the Camel's Hair pencil 1850.
DIR. Bannings' Body Brace. DR.. Fitch's Supper
tiers, Shoulder Braces, lnhalng Tubes. Books on
Consumption. and Medicines Also Erringers' Sup
porters, Braces, Bandages and Truss.s
| Garden Seeds, medicinal herbs, roots. extracts
and powders put up by the Shakers
Glassware A full assorlmen If shop fur iture.
bottles and walls, window and plate cut to any size
at our own risk. All OF which are offered whole
sale or retail, with desire 10 give satisfaction as c
quality and price. ALLEN c. HALLOCK,
!feb1luI Main st. near Water, Evansville, la.