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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
TTNrORTUNhTE's FRl

YIETORTUNATE'S FRIEND GREAT sUCC Essf-
~ 4O bottles sold The most popular specific prvaas
diseases in the world Warranted to in asys
without tndranoe from business. 81 per bottle 3
restise. Depot DR.. wards 50 Canal street. Of
Broadway. Adviee-Giye no foes DIR. w. resolves
one, and no doctor diseases better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
italian OPERA. CASTLE eARDEN.-A CARD-sIo

ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDRN.-DEBUr OF
Rose de vries.Max Maretzek has the informing
the pub that having concluded with the
celebrated MADAME ROSE DE vRlES
the first performance Of NORMA will take place Monday
Sept in which will appear Sisnorna Costin and SSnor&
Eetti and MARI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

II bIOVME a
her Of ladies' of acknowledged talent assisted y that
pshed artist Nile Nathalie Fzames principal dan
sense Of the operas Of Naples Venice, Paris and London,
will hsva the honor of giving their first Grand Concert at
Chimes. Concert Hail. 59 Broadway Monday evening
septemberl The ladies will all in the richest aud
most styles Of the Boomtr Costume Programme:
Part movu.ure BY full Orchestra; introductory
shcrd he uptraid Mics Catherine The Gay Cavalr Miss
Adeai6e Saut laFrance Mile Nathalie Ftsm In
tune OF ia File des Regiment; When the Noon the
Lake is Beaung Miss Louise Part II.-Blo Polka
Nathalie Fityjamss should like 20 NARY, Mss LOUISE
Mics Cee.ls Polka Mnsurks Mile Fitzamss and Mss Ade
lsde Part Il-Bloomer Schottsh, Misses hvsline and
Jus; Grand Pas de Deux du Tambourne Mile. Ftzjames
and Mons Carrese Then YOU Miss Adeiade
Where IL tho Rover Miss Louise Know BANK whereon
the Wild Thyme blows Misses Cath rina and Adelaide
Grand Pas de Deux la apoltana Mile FIFTH
Mons Ctrese Tickets 5" and IS eaeh-to be mad
WIN. Hall Sons 29 Broadway saml. Jollies 800 Broad
Roems, 81, hroaawsy. Doors open Mt Ga Concert com
men C at o'clock
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m EpICA1..

DATIENTs NOT CBARG ED TILL CURED.-DR NOR
Il rson from practice OF SO Is enabled to cure
certain diseases without Iersary and recent affections n
youth he invariably The victims of quackery may
call him with advantage See his Lon diploma in his
Iriyate office, :0I1z Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

DATIENTs NOT CHARGED TILL CURED.DR. NOR
rison. from practice Of 50 years is enabled 70 cure
certain wnOSs rnG
yoHth be inyss,as cures The victims Of gGaSss.y may
I Irvs ss I Once sc T1isos street.
DR. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET is CONSULTED
which he cures ~eSus sSs
thirty Eve years experience never
S b iii s on sale
nR. FAwCETr Is CoNFIDENTIALLv CONSULTED
~ at his ONCE IA Dover street on certain Diseases wniea
De sy lis B Of I % n
ss b S m that
DR. CoNvERs' iNvIooRArINa coRDiAL--fHA
only re%ed, for weaknsss and those sad disorders
aS s0 spn for % Sy % their
lew salsss Of hi. remedy viii rS.sSrs You =
@ half the mo, u Ry sassS
married single rorvsTdsd sosnly ssssss
post paid Dr. c. Office, s. Third avenue, Ny. N B..
Buy stuff called vigorating Dr. Convsr
word to the wise il sufeent Sold at 4 Broadway Aat
lH bowery, corner OF Grand street
PARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
debility. Srcrs. Sy i%srsSsr
TIE r,ne end es one there ar.
years duration. the other physicians ALL sus-
isn..s. perm ,1sns mS makes daily SS:ns
not
T. "" n cettys One i iSes sfs
si' Ss
iime.Jas Evans You cured Of the syphiliti.
been under three physicians for year Beside, every
quact medicine could hear OWN. Ferguson. Perish
boy j. these distance can. by enclosing fee, Be
treatedty mail Once hours ing till 2in the sfes-
nocn, ard7 TO in the evening NJ. LASvoSr, N. d. -
Reade street. two doors from Broadwaynot in the store
INR. GOODS EXTkACT-A CERTAIN AND SPKEDY
II Specific This medicine IL guaranteed to shore
time Iii without saseesbe taste or smell and win
with the most delicate stomach SO by brigham
Miller, D.; n. Lyos, az Grand street; %
Drummond's, ~ Rcade street, opposite Stew arts
nR pkLANEY's PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE, NO.
~ 81 Lispenard street Broadway Dr. Del. In the
author tsevora Medical works aud inventor OF nSe-
nous Instruments that cure the deporpbe consequences
early irpropsr habits infaby, without any tioine.
Sent any OF the Union Consultations strictly
hder tia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

THY all class New Yorh built vided with
all articles the comfort Of
ngei and commanded BY mel Of experess IN the trade
The Of Is $l without wines 80 liquors Goods
cent to the subscrbers will be forwarded Tree rsm
charees but those sctually iscurred.
LSoR sAvANNsu-TuB U. s NAIL STEAMSHIP
II FLORIDA, Capt. Thomss Ly,a, on saturday, August
~, at4 O'clock L. from pier Ne. North River For
freight or raessS, sLPys ,eutr, 10, rr.,, .,-..,
The Alabama, Cap. ludlow. on Saturday, ssstemoere
OprVsl1ioN To Thh vhp MONOPOLY. AND SELF
~ st,l,a ONLY Throws Lin further Reduction
in Prices isrende,s Iine for Chasres direct and
through tckets tor California tbeing properly guaranteed
detention Ishmusl at still further reduction
in ,ricesthas brirAng within the means Of all those
vhe intend going 20 California 70 proceed In the and
splendid ssespshp BROTHEk JONATHAN, tshe fsstsss
the world tu tons register H. gurc, Com
uander Chagrts direct Thursday August
~ at p ~ from Pier North River com ceiling With
trt class The other side The Bro
tier Jcpsthss will land passengers at Kingston Jamaics,
her return trip surgeon having had much
deate incident 60 that climate will accompany the ship,
whose services are free OF charge Persons about proceeding
california i'll hnd u for their interest 10 call Before
shatg elsewhere. NO freight taken the day Of ssns
For freight or ras. are, apply only 70
b. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlsndt street.
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TICKETS FOR THE BLO0MER CONCERT, ON NOM
day evening next, at Chinese Hall, $50 Broadway
VIII CHI occasion Mile Nathalie Ftzjames and Mons Carros
will appear for sale, at william Hall Sons Music Store.
Z9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

ERANkLIN MUSLUM, Us CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE
bloch above this National fheate.-George Lea, sole
performances afternoon and
ing Entertainments In tho afternoon three
o'clock and In the evening st egh. oelooh The entertain
ments varied and selo. and such be
other psce in New York of
Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen perform
being the largest aud at the mo talented
band in the United States; troupe Of MODEL artists who
selected for their beauty and figure and who
beautiful tableaux taken from the pictures OF
ancien, and modern times; company Of arab Girls, who
through variety Of fea OF strength snd dexterity
compsny Male and Female Artistic who will give exhi
bon Of Marble Satuary in the world together
with variety Of interesting performances afternoon
and evening For particulars bills Of each day Admis
son-Seats in Private Boxes 30 cents; stage Soat SIX
cent?; Boxes. Is eents; Parluette, I2li cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

NEW YORK AAPgITHEATRE (BOWERYl-k8 LIZ
IN vi j. North, proprietor, will the above estab
ushmcnt Monday evening August B. and will give IN in
Iestng and pleasing performance consisting Of scene sc
still ,aulng running yauling acrohatic feat rde vo
fnte, Se Dancing by horses rammany and Spanis Spot
Beauty Boxes. cents; children halfprice Pit lz ets
Private Boxes 30 cents Doors open at oo.sof: Perform
ance 4 o'clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

vTNBE BLOOMER CONCERT TICKETS FOR SALE,
l. at Samuel Jolle's Music store. 800 Broad way. This
Concert takes place Monday evening" at the Chinese Hail.
$50 Broadway. Mile. Nathalie Fitzjanes aud Mons Car
reese, and the whole Blooner Troupe, will appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

hR GOODS EXTKACT-A CERTAIN AND SPEEDY
II Specific. This medicine IL shore
time. IL 10 without dsa able taste SMELL and
with the most delicate stomach So by Brigham
Miller, ~ D.; n. Lyos, az Grand 90
prummond's. 90 Rcade s,reet. opnosite Stow arts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

Tor ireiTht on Va5ttfoJ etpIV 70
SEWARD x CpLLIEs, No. 60 " all stroes. Mt.
BROWN, suIPLEY 4 co, liverpool.
n. q. RODER1S n Co. - Kings Ara rrrc, Londor
Il. DRAPER, Jr. Bouioysrd Aontnartre, Paris.
ofthese ehs will be accountable for sos
silver buicn specie, josry, precious Gtcnes ness
uness bills Of ladins ssuee therefor aud he valu
NSTeoi therein expressed
After the fret 81 April By the aoov
from LIVERPOOL will be materially redvced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

nR pkLANEY's PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE, NO.
~ oil Lispenard street. Broadway. DIR. Dell II
author seyera Medical works aud nyentor OF those lingo
nious nUruments that the deporbe consequences
early irpropsr habits nfalbly without any me toine.
Sent any part OF the Union. Consultations strictly
hdsrtial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

IN Tickets cents PTivats Boxes SIS. Doors open - r.
to at o'clock. FRIDAY. August 30 The wonder
full kayel Family II ird night of the Chinese panso
mimic called KIN KA; the Adventures Aero.
n.u,reesived each night with the most gratifying
approval Of the successful
Family in producing pantoaimic Effects never before
but by them Europe 4merica-in which the
bSth the will To be preceded
BY the Zig Rope. and the eOmic pantomime of ROBERT
MACAIkE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

DANORAMA OF CONNECTICUT RIyEK FOR SALE.
Cheaper will be exchanged for real estate or goods
of enterprise il will be loaned for exhibitions
upon giving good security liberal terms Also. to let
o large exhibition hall. Inquire of
G. G. sTOPPANI. 1893 Broadway.
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QARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUM,


Bowery Theatre, open night. Cheapest place Of
amusement in the world. Beautiful variety Of Ethiopian
koesther With sy.rv nths a; 'Ipe ..
entertainments The whole comprising of the gen
tee and places in this
70 commences at o'clock precisely All
oluded before 10 O'Clock q. WHITE, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

lNR. FAWCETT Is CONFIDENTIALLv CONSULTED
- at his ofce IA Dover street. certain dseases wnieA
he cures without mercury cured in Few
days Ills Balm OF Zura for debility brought -
abuse h the most medicine for that disease
ever known in this country. No fee till cured.
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DELAWARE.

800 From Wilmington, by Newcastle, Chippewa, Red
Lion, Saint Georges, McDonoueh Cantyelrs
Bridge, Black Bird, Smyrna, Dover Camden, Can
terbury, Frednca, Milford, and Milton, to George
town, SO miles and back six times week with
six times week branch from Milford by Cedar
Creek and Draw Bridge, to Lewes, "a miles and
back
Leave Wilmington daily except Sunday after arrival
of Philadelphia mail say at 100 m,
Arrive at Milford same days by IL pms,
Leave Milford daily except Sunday at Fam;
Arrive at Georgetown days by Gam;
Leave Georgetown daily except Sunday at p m. or
as soon as Snow Hill mail has arrived, OF is changed
Arrive at Milford same days by 95pm;
Leave Milford daily except Sunday at 10 pm,
Arrive at Wilmington next day in time TO connect with
Philadelphia cars, say by pm;
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s0Io FROM Smlthleid by New Gtneya, 10 Greensboro,
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Smithheld every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 10 am;
Arrive at Greensboro same days by IL m;
Leave Greensboro every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at ] pm;
Arrive smithield same days by pm.
95ls From Waynesburg by Simpsons Store and Good In
tent, to West Alexander % miles and back, twice
Leave Waynesburg every Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive a. West Alexander same deysat SPIN;
Leave West Alexander every Monday and Friday at
Arrive at wuynesbu,g same days by 5 m.u
$500 From Wsynesburg. by Rogersve, Jolly Town, and
Blacksmith, Va ITO Woynesburg, equal to 20 miles
aud back once a week.
Leave Woynesburg every Wednesday at a m, and
return to Wayuesborg same day by pm.
952I From Duanirgsvlle, Ivy Munn,own Bower HILL
Thompsonvie, and Upper 81 Clair, TO Herriottsvile,
IL miles and back, week.
Leave Dunningsville every Tbursday att am;
Arrive at Herriottsville same day by 10 sm;
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s522 From West Middetown, by Pattrsons Mills, Cross
Creek Village Edersvile, Burgetstown, Clinton,
SeVeGty-SiI, and Service, to Hookstown, 40 miles
and back week.
Leave West Middetown every Monday at p m
Arrive st EdetsvTle same day by p IN;
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Arrive a Hookslovn same day by P m
Leave Hookstown every "Wednesday at an;
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Leave Ed rsviIle every Monday at 8
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1923 From Washington by Locust Ill., Hickory, Cherry
Valley, Buigesown, Florence, Frankfort Springs,
Kendall, Hookstowu, aud Georgetown, to Smiths
Ferry Al miles and back twice week
Leave Washington every Monday aud Friday ct p m ;
Arrive a, Florence same days by pms
Leave Florence every Tuesday and Saturday at a m
Arrive at Smiths Ferry some days by IL m
Leave Smiths Ferry every Tuesday and Saturday a
lpmi
Arrive at Florence days by 8 m
Leave Florence every Monday and Friday at a m
Arrive at Washing same days by ~ m.
9524 From Washington by Buffalo, West Middletown, In
Dependence Fovlers, (yn) Welsburg, (Va) Phil
Hpsburg (Ohio) New Alexandria, Smiihfeh anC
Cold spring 10 Cadiz AZ miles and back, three time
a week
Leave Washington every Monday, "Wednesday, ans
Fndoy at 6
Arrive at Csdz same days ~ m;
Leave Cadiz every Tuesday, Thursdsy, aud Saturday
at am;
Arrive at Washington same days by P m.
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al
80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Pipsburg every Saturday at 6 am;
Arrive at Fairvew same day by pm; 49,
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Arrive al Pittsburge same day by m.
$3.50 From PAtsburg, by White Ark, Antrim North
Wssbngon Apollo Olvet, South Bend, and West
Lebanon, to Shelocta, SIS miles, and back a
week
Leave Pittsburg every Monday at m
Arrive Sheloca next day by ~ m;
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9540 From Ptsburg, by Logan Ferry, Puebla and She
rers Cross Roads, to Leichburgh, 80 miles and back
once week
Leave Pittsburg every Saturday at 6 am;
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954 From Kitaning, by CowOnsvle Bradys Bend, Cat
fish Furnace, New Athens, Rmersburgh, Curlsvile
and Reidsburg to Clarion, al miles and back six
times week to Brady's Bend and three times week
residue.
Leave Kitaining daily except Sunday at pm;
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Arrive at Kittaining same days by 2 m;
Leave Brndy's Bend every Monday Wednesday, and
Friday at 81 pm;
Arrive at Clarion days ly IL pms
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9542 From Kil,ainng by Rural Valley Glade Run, and
smicks5urg 10 Mahoning, 80 miles and back, twice
week
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9543 From Luthersburg, by Puaxuawuay to Smicksburg
80 miles apd back, twice week
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am;
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95l4 From Kittqirng, by Ousvie, Red Bank Furnace,
Oakland, New Bethlehem, Keus Store, Limestone,
Kingsyie and SummcryiIe, TO BrookvIIe, 81 miles
ard back, once a week.
Leave Kii'aining every Saturday at 4 am;
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9545 From Brodys Bend Anapdue 30 miles and back,
I a week.
1 Leave Bradys Bend every Monday at ans;
II Arrive at Ausndale day by pm,
NJ Leave Anandsle every Tuesday at 8 an,
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| 9546 Ffom New Bethlehem, by Lsa,herwood, TO Reds
| burg, fl miles and back, once week.
I Leave New Bethlehem every Saturday at 7am;
And return to New Bethlehem same day by M
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9563 From Agnews Mills BY Porteried and Rockland, to
Cranberry, Is miles and back, once a week.
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1854 From Columbus, by Cook, Spartansbug, miles
ard back, once week.
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1865 From Agnews Mills, by Emlehton, Big Bend Gin
tonville, Centretown, and Trshtown to Mercer, "a
miles and back, once week.
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Furnace, Ia miles and back, twice week.
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at pm;
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day at ans
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1867 From Perry, by Stewarts Run, to Tionesta miles
and back week.
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1868 From Titusvile, by Eagle and Spring Creek, CO.
lumbus, % miles and back, once week.
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1863 From Franklin, by Cornpaner, Plumo Tyrre, Per-
ny, Steam Mills Tedioute, and Irvine, to Warren
SO miles and back, three times week.
Leave Ftankyile every Tuesdsy, Thursday, and Sat-
urdsy at m;
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day ATTAIN;
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Proposals for six times week service will be cons-
dered.
$3.50 From Franklin, by Coopersovn, SunviIe, Wallace
vile, Dempseytown Cherry Tree Titusvile, Oil
Creek. Cenreville, Bloomfield, and Union Mills to
Waterford, Sc miles and back, once a week.
Leave Franklin every Thursday at ans
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Election Notice.

IN pursuance Of the Proclamation Of His en-
l. eclleuey, +. sianshrough Bell, Governor Of
the State OF Texas, Of dnlc the asih day Of
May, 1851, and in accordance with exsrlg
laws, !, r. A. pa,ilio, Chief Jusiive in and for
the county of Harrison, IN the State Of Texas
hereby give notice that Polls VII! be opened al
all the precincts in said County on the first
Monday in August next, A. d. 1851. it being
the fourth dry thereof, for the election Of a
Governor md Lieutenant Governor Of tie
state aforesaid
Also, for ore &c missioner Of tie GenerA'
Land Office, q! the state aforesaid.
Also, for one Representative IN the Congress
OF the United States, for the First Congress-
ionnl District of the state aforesaid.
Also. for one Chief lus,ic. and iuo as-ocl-
ate Justices Of tlie Supreme Court Of The state
aforesaid
Also, for one Senator for the ninth Scnaiori-
al District Of the state aforesaid, CONFUSED Of
the counties OF Harrison and upshur.
Also, for one Representative for the eleventh
Representative District Of the State aforesaid,
composed Of the county Of HARRISON.
Ard ior on Representative ,or the 'iiiy-sivlh
Representative District Of the stais s,ur.sali.
composed Of the counties 81 Harrison ggd
tp-'rr.
Tho following gentlemen are duly appointed
presiding officers Tor their respective pgocincis
ior The present year, a. u. 1881, to wt;
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STEA" Ail.LS.

rl>iIE proprietor takes pteasa,a ia annss1sss-
ins 10 his friends and the bnlldssg cnn..
muni,y rcncfaliy, i',a, his mills frfsrf 4t~a,
DELAY and expense 10 n'negng1 ARE again IN
complete operation, three niles northeast Of
Marshall, " there be Is now really to receive and
I'LL orders III short notice, and fsastcss himself
thas The SUPERIOR QUALITY Of his LAw.
bsr ard Gst,sdiug will insure Il continuation cf
the liberal patronage which slu- hiilie,;e been
p.tsn.I,d Ia ihs establishment The folluaisgg
il a I,.li II rrisc----FUA Cash;
S1a.ss pine lumber, ga 90 per N
Shea,sng. 80
All snanls rrreA laaber. 20 90 a :"
For lnnshsr upward. ~ twenty- iour fces IN
length m extra prirs will H. charged. in pre-
rorlion to the di,ucusiens. Gum. birch, Liaek
walnut, and other furniture lusnb~s, aen logs
arr far,sishrd, VIII be sawed on tho sbarra, or
a, Sit PERI
will sc!i on the usua credit IL ne crd q
the year, al - PER cen, on the ab"ve Price. 10
yune,uxl ard Legally responsible men. .Nons
others need appty for indulgence, without good
endorsement On their bills. And sssne she
speak tot cash Nils may b. required 70 deposit
tks amount Of their oelers In savwnee THIS
eicri,unt k~s been visited" and ! M, deserm-
,net u do safe business in tht fatuye.
ufiatisg will he done any night in the ~etk
except Sasday,
SAN J. RICHARDSON.
nrssnl.et n, 1850. ma Il
r. N-OsAers lst With meAssa. Ward, VIII
con, T. Co. will nsss with psomft aeslAtiss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26

The Faculties for intellectual abilities. moral
worth, and professional requirements, VIII com
pare ,Iyorably with The most distinguished III
our country. Tie medical faculty constitutes
an anoma,y in this or any other eoun,rs--all
Of them are able lecturers aud ,hc bes. ol
teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographi.
cal position, and the extent Of our population
can have no doubt as to the eligibility OF our
situation tor an enterprise OF the kind A. to
health, including all seasons of the year, sc
deny that ANY ofHns CITY HAS morn.
Acomuon error exists IN the minds of many
students relative 10 the place Of studying mcd.
icine; those who Intend praeiiclug among the
Diseases VI the West and South, should ecr.
tainy educate themselves al a school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted wah ihc<e
diseases
Tia, the public may be satisfied If tAc per.
.Fiaeucy 81 this school, We feel it our duty TO
stale tNlt he Trustees aud Faculty form INT
IN ielien which augars well for It's future sac.
ecss and irHl ibr lccuiar internal ofeaissi,on
whlsh eonasess them cafnos b interrupted.
u, ". ". KING, Fss
Fy,.lsssi y IKE Hsmfi,, iuaispie
narst, :. $50. Va aso iy